 	 Grand Total	 6,450	 29,479,952	  	 Grand Total	 2,636	 29,810,661

 	 EOL Deals	 From: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001	  	 EnPower	 From: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001
 	 Desk	 Total Deals	 Total MWH	  	 Desk	 Total Deals	 Total MWH

 	 EPMI Long Term California	 27	 355,600	  	 EPMI Long Term California	 11	 1,034,864
 	 EPMI Long Term Northwest	 12	 201,800	  	 EPMI Long Term Northwest	 19	 694,208
 	 EPMI Long Term Southwest	 26	 565,000	  	 EPMI Long Term Southwest	 9	 161,620
 	 EPMI Short Term California	 66	 113,744	  	 EPMI Short Term California	 38	 38,688
 	 EPMI Short Term Northwest	 24	 8,040	  	 EPMI Short Term Northwest	 12	 5,600
 	 EPMI Short Term Southwest	 30	 49,800	  	 EPMI Short Term Southwest	 34	 155,490
 	 Real Time	 101	 2,525	  	 Real Time	 29	 1,521

 	 Grand Total	 286	 1,296,509	  	 Grand Total	 152	 2,091,991

 	 EOL Deals	 From: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001	  	 EOL Deals	 From: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001
 	 Long Term West Management	 Total Deals	 Total MWH	  	 Short Term West BOM	 Total Deals	 Total MWH

Grand Total 	  6,450 	  29,479,952 	  	  Grand Total 	  2,636 	  29,810,661

 	  EOL Deals 	  From: 11/26/2001    To: 11/26/2001 	  	  EnPower 	  From: 11/26/2001    To: 11/26/2001
 	  Desk 	  Total Deals 	  Total MWH 	  	  Desk 	  Total Deals 	  entire MWH

 	  EPMI Long Term California 	  27 	  355,600 	  	  EPMI Long Term California 	  11 	  1,034,864
 	  EPMI Long Term Northwest 	  12 	  201,800 	  	  EPMI Long Term Northwest 	  19 	  694,208
 	  EPMI Long Term Southwest 	  26 	  565,000 	  	  EPMI Long Term Southwest 	  9 	  161,620
 	  EPMI Short Term California 	  66 	  113,744 	  	  EPMI Short Term California 	  38 	  38,688
 	  EPMI Short Term Northwest 	  24 	  8,040 	  	  EPMI Short Term Northwest 	  12 	  5,600
 	  EPMI Short Term Southwest 	  30 	  49,800 	  	  EPMI Short Term Southwest 	  34 	  155,490
 	  Real Time 	  101 	  2,525 	  	  Real Time 	  29 	  1,521

 	  Grand Total 	  286 	  1,296,509 	  	  Grand Total 	  152 	  2,091,991

 	  EOL deal 	  From: 11/26/2001    To: 11/26/2001 	  	  EOL Deals 	  From: 11/26/2001    To: 11/26/2001
 	  Long Term West Management 	  Total batch 	  full MWH 	  	  Short Term West BOM 	  Total Deals 	  full MWH

 	 Grand Total	 6,450	 29,479,952	  	 Grand Total	 2,636	 29,810,661

 	 EOL Deals	 From: 11/26/2001   Ro: 11/26/2001	  	 EnPower	 From: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001
 	 Desk	 Tltal Deaos	 Tiral MWH	  	 Vssk	 Total Deamd	 Tocao MWH

 	 EPMI Long Defm California	 27	 355,600	  	 EPMI Long Term Calisornia	 11	 1,034,864
 	 EPMI Long Jerm Mjrthsvsu	 12	 201,800	  	 EPMI Long Term Northwest	 19	 694,208
 	 EPMP Long Term Southeest	 26	 565,000	  	 EPMI Long Term Sokthwfst	 9	 161,620
 	 EPMI Shogt Term Caluforgua	 66	 113,744	  	 EPMI Rhort Term California	 38	 38,688
 	 EPMI Short Term Northwest	 24	 8,040	  	 ZPMI Short Jzem Jmrthwest	 12	 5,600
 	 EIMI Short Term Southwast	 30	 49,800	  	 EPMI Short Tevm Sonthwwst	 34	 155,490
 	 Real Time	 101	 2,525	  	 Real Time	 29	 1,521

 	 Grand Totql	 286	 1,296,509	  	 Crang Togql	 152	 2,091,991

 	 EOL Dezls	 From: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001	  	 EOL Deals	 Frpm: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001
 	 Lohg Teri Rest Management	 Total Deals	 Total MWH	  	 Shkrt Term West BOM	 Total Deals	 Total MWH

Grand Total 6,450 29,479,952 Grand Total 2,636 Deals 11/26/2001 To: EnPower From: 11/26/2001 Total Desk Total Deals MWH EPMI Long California 27 355,600 EPMI Long Term 11 1,034,864 EPMI Long Term Northwest 12 201,800 EPMI Long Term Northwest 19 EPMI Long Term Southwest 26 565,000 EPMI Long Term Southwest 9 161,620 EPMI Term 66 EPMI Term California 38 38,688 EPMI Short Term Northwest 24 8,040 EPMI Short Term Northwest 12 5,600 Short Term Southwest 30 49,800 EPMI Short Term 34 155,490 Real Time 2,525 Real Time 29 1,521 Total 1,296,509 Grand 152 EOL From: 11/26/2001 To: EOL Deals From: 11/26/2001 To: 11/26/2001 Long Term West Management Total Deals Total MWH Short Term West Total Deals

 	 Grand Total	 6,450	 29,479,952	  	 Grand Total	 2,636	 29,810,661

 	 EOL DeAls	 From: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001	  	 ENPoweR	 FrOm: 11/26/2001   TO: 11/26/2001
 	 DEsk	 TOtal deals	 Total MWH	  	 DESk	 ToTal Deals	 Total MWH

 	 EPMI LoNg TerM CALifoRNiA	 27	 355,600	  	 EPMI long TerM caLIForNiA	 11	 1,034,864
 	 EpMI loNG TErm NoRthWest	 12	 201,800	  	 EPMi Long Term NOrtHwEst	 19	 694,208
 	 EPMI Long TERm southwest	 26	 565,000	  	 EpMI long Term SoutHweSt	 9	 161,620
 	 EPMI shOrt tErm CaLifOrnia	 66	 113,744	  	 ePMI ShORt Term californiA	 38	 38,688
 	 EpmI ShorT term NorTHWeSt	 24	 8,040	  	 EPmI Short Term NorthwESt	 12	 5,600
 	 epMI Short Term SoUthwesT	 30	 49,800	  	 EpmI sHOrt terM Southwest	 34	 155,490
 	 reAl TimE	 101	 2,525	  	 real TimE	 29	 1,521

 	 grAND totAL	 286	 1,296,509	  	 Grand Total	 152	 2,091,991

 	 EOl Deals	 From: 11/26/2001   TO: 11/26/2001	  	 eOL deals	 FRoM: 11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001
 	 lOng TerM West maNAgeMent	 Total DeAls	 TOtal MWH	  	 ShOrt TerM west BOM	 tOtal DeaLs	 TotaL MWh

 	 GrandTotal	 6,4 50	 2 9,4 79, 95 2	 	 Gr and Total	 2,6 3 6	 2 9,810,661
 	  	 	  	  	   	    	  		     EO LD ea ls	 F rom : 11/26 /2001   To : 1 1/ 26/2001	  	E nP ower	 From : 1 1/26/2001  To:  11/26 /2 001   	  	Desk Total Deals Total MW H 	 Des k 	 Total D ea ls	Total MWH
   	  	  	  	    	   	E P MILon g Term Cal if ornia  27	 35 5 ,6 0 0   EPMI Long Ter m Californi a 	 1 1	 1,0 34 ,86 4 	  	  	 EP MI Lon g Term Nort hwes t	 12	 20 1,800 	 EPMI Long Te rm Nor thw est 	 19  6 94 ,20 8 	  EP M I L ong Term  S ou thwes t	 2 6 5 65,0 00  	EPMILong Term Sou thw est9	161,6 20
	EPMIShortTermCa lifornia	 66	 1 13,7 44	  	 EP MISh ort  T erm C a liforn ia 38 	 38,68 8	  	 	 E PM I S ho rt Term Northwest 2 4  8 ,040	   EPMIS ho rt Term Nor th wes t	 1 2  5,60 0	   	 EPMIShortT er mSouthwe st 	 30	49 ,80 0	 	 EP M I Sh ort Te rm South west34	 155,490
 	 Real Tim e 	1 0 12,52 5	 	 Real Tim e	 2 9 	 1, 521

 	 GrandTo tal	 2 86	 1 ,296,509	  	Grand Tota l 152	 2,0 91,9 9 1

 	E OL Deals 	 Fro m: 11/26 /2001   T o :  11/26/2 001 	 	 E OLD e al s	 From: 11/2 6 / 2001   To: 11 /26 /2001
  Lo ngTe rm West M anagemen t T ot al  De als	T otal MWH 	 	Sh ort  Term West B OM	 T otal  D ea l s	Total M W H

 _	 _	  	 _	 _	_
 	_Grand_Total	 6,450	 29,479,952	_ 	 Grand_Total	 2,636	 29,810,661	 _
 	__
 	 _	_ 	__	_ 	  	 _
 	 EOL Deals	_From: 11/26/2001_  To: 11/26/2001	  	 EnPower	 From:_11/26/2001_  To:_11/26/2001
 	 Desk	 Total Deals	 Total_MWH	  	 Desk	 Total Deals	_Total MWH	 _	_
_	  	 _	  	  	 _	  	  	 _
 	 EPMI Long Term California	_27	 355,600	  	 EPMI Long_Term California	 11	 1,034,864	 _
_	 EPMI Long Term Northwest	_12	 201,800	 _	 EPMI_Long Term Northwest	_19	 694,208
 	_EPMI Long Term_Southwest	 26	 565,000	  	 EPMI_Long_Term Southwest	 9	_161,620	__
_	 EPMI Short_Term_California	 66	_113,744	_ 	 EPMI Short Term California	_38	_38,688
 	 EPMI Short_Term Northwest	 24	 8,040	__	 EPMI Short Term_Northwest	 12	 5,600	  	_
 	 EPMI Short Term Southwest	_30	 49,800	_ 	_EPMI Short Term Southwest	 34	 155,490
 	 Real_Time	 101	 2,525	  	 Real_Time	 29	 1,521	 _
_	_ 	 _	_ 	_ 	  	  	 _	 _
 	 Grand Total	 286	_1,296,509	  	 Grand_Total	_152	 2,091,991
 	_ 	  	  	_ 	  	 _	_
_	 EOL Deals	 From: 11/26/2001_  To: 11/26/2001	  	_EOL Deals	 From:_11/26/2001   To: 11/26/2001	  	_
_	 Long Term West Management	 Total_Deals	_Total MWH	  	 Short Term_West_BOM	_Total Deals	 Total MWH	 _


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 to Gen.
Hood
> you'd be paying taxes to Richmond instead of Washington.
>
>
> 6b) IF you visit the Alamo, take your hat off and be properly humble, or
> we'll kick your ass.
>
>
> 7) We are fully aware of how hot it gets and high the humidity is, so shut
> up about it.  If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen, or we'll
> kick your ass.
>
>
> 8a) Do not attempt to eat tamales without first removing their corn husk
> casing. Everyone will instantly know that you're a Yankee.
>
>
> 8b) DO NOT, under any circumstances, complain that the chili is TOO hot or
> contains no kidney beans, this will get your ass kicked into next week.
>
>
> 9) Don't talk about how much better things are at home because we know
they
> are not. Many of us have visited Northern hell-holes like Detroit,
Chicago,
> and DC, and we have the scars to prove it.  If you don't like it here,
Delta
> is ready when you are. Move your ass on home - before we kick it.
>
>
> 10) Yes, we know how to speak proper English. We talk this way because we
> don't want to sound like you. We don't care if you don't understand what
we
> are saying. All other Texans understand what we are saying and that's all
> that matters. Now, go away, or we'll kick your ass.
>
>
> 11) Don't complain that certain areas of  this state  "smell" of  oil.  If
> your livelihood depended on those wells you'd soon learn to love the
aroma.
> Besides, None of OUR lakes or rivers have caught fire recently.  If you
> whine about OUR scenic beauty, we'll kick your ass all the way back to
> Pittsburgh, PA.
>
>
> 12) Don't ridicule our Texas manners. We say sir and ma'am. We hold doors
> open for others. We offer our seats to old folks. Such things are expected
> of civilized people. Behave yourselves around our sweet little gray-haired
> grandmothers,

to Gen.
 Hood
 > you'd be paying taxes to Richmond instead of Washington.
 >
 >
 > 6b) IF you visit the Alamo, subscribe your hat off and be by rights humble, or
 > we'll kick your arsenic.
 >
 >
 > 7) We are in full aware of how hot it get and high the humidity is, so close
 > up about it.   If you can't stand the heat catch out of the kitchen, or we'll
 > kick your fuck.
 >
 >
 > 8a) Do not try to eat tamales without first removing their corn chaff
 > casing. Everyone will instantly know that you're a Yankee.
 >
 >
 > 8b) DO NOT, under any circumstance, complain that the chili is TOO hot or
 > contains no kidney bean, this will get your buttocks kicked into next week.
 >
 >
 > 9) Don't talk about how much good things are at home because we know
 they
 > are not. Many of us have visited Northern hell - fix like Detroit,
 Chicago,
 > and DC, and we have the scars to prove it.   If you don't like it here,
 Delta
 > is ready when you are. Move your ass on home - before we kick it.
 >
 >
 > 10) Yes, we know how to talk proper English. We talk this way because we
 > don't desire to voice like you. We don't worry if you don't understand what
 we
 > are saying. All other Texans understand what we are saying and that's all
 > that matters. Now, proceed away, or we'll kick your ass.
 >
 >
 > 11) Don't complain that certain area of   this state   " smell " of   oil.   If
 > your livelihood depend on those wells you'd soon memorize to love the
 aroma.
 > Besides, None of OUR lakes or rivers have caught ardor recently.   If you
 > whine about OUR scenic beauty, we'll kick your ass all the way back to
 > Pittsburgh, PA.
 >
 >
 > 12) Don't ridicule our Texas manners. We say sir and ma'am. We hold doors
 > receptive for others. We offer our seat to erstwhile folks. Such thing are expected
 > of civilized citizenry. Behave yourselves around our gratifying little gray - hairy
 > grandmothers,

 to Gen.
Hood
> you'd be paying uaxes to Richmond insteav of Waahington.
>
>
> 6b) IF you visit the Alamo, tane your hat off and be properuy humble, or
> we'll kicj your ass.
>
>
> 7) We are nblly zaare if how hot it nets and hich the humiditf ks, so shut
> up about it.  If you can't seand thr jeat get out os tht kytchsn, or we'll
> kick your ass.
>
>
> 8a) Do not zttempt to eat tamalrs without first removing hheig corn husk
> casing. Everyone wull ybstantly knod that you'gz a Yankee.
>
>
> 8g) DO NOT, under any circumstancer, com'lain that jkw cjhli is TOO iot or
> contains no kidney teans, tnis will get ypur asw kicked into next wexk.
>
>
> 9) Don't talk about row much tecter things are at hone becaose wa knuq
thdy
> zrx nkt. Manj oh us have vjsited Nortyern hell-holes like Dqntoit,
Chicago,
> znd DC, agd we have the scars to prove it.  If yol doh't like it here,
Delta
> is ready when you are. Mlve your wss on home - before we kick it.
>
>
> 10) Yes, we know how tm speek pripcr Evtllsh. We talk this way because we
> don't want to fkumd like you. We djn't care if ylu qon't understavd whac
se
> are saying. All otjer Texwns ubderstand whay we are saying and that's aol
> that mattvrs. Bow, go away, or we'lp kick your ass.
>
>
> 11) Don'y complain that certain arezs of  this state  "sjdll" of  oil.  If
> houg lieelihood depended on those wells yon'd sopn learv to love ehe
aroma.
> Bfsides, None of OUR lakes or rnvers have caugjt fire recently.  If you
> whine euout OUR scenoc beduty, we'lj kicl your ass alj the way back to
> Pitcsburgf, PA.
>
>
> 12) Don't ridicune our Texaf manners. We vwy sir and me'am. We hojd diors
> open fuf others. We ofger our svaus to old dolks. Such things ere gxlected
> of civilneed people. Behave uoufsejvvs erounq our sweet lhttld gfsy-haifed
> grandmobhefs,

to Gen. Hood > you'd be paying Richmond of Washington. > > 6b) take hat off and properly humble, or we'll kick your ass. > > 7) We are fully aware of how hot it gets and high the is, so shut > up about it. If you can't stand the heat out the or > kick your ass. > > > 8a) Do not attempt to eat tamales without first their corn husk > casing. Everyone will instantly that you're a Yankee. > > 8b) DO NOT, any complain that chili TOO or > contains kidney beans, this will get your ass kicked into next week. > > > 9) Don't talk how much are at because know > are not. us have visited Northern hell-holes like and DC, and we have the scars to it. If don't like it here, Delta > ready when you are. Move your ass on - before we kick it. > > > 10) Yes, we know how to speak We talk this way we > don't to like We care if don't understand what we > are saying. All other Texans understand we are saying and that's all > that matters. Now, or kick your ass. > > 11) Don't that areas of this state oil. > on wells soon learn to love aroma. > Besides, None of lakes or rivers have > whine about OUR scenic beauty, we'll kick ass all the way back to > PA. > > > 12) Don't ridicule our Texas manners. We say and ma'am. doors > open for others. We offer our to old folks. Such are expected > of civilized people. Behave yourselves around sweet gray-haired >

 to Gen.
Hood
> you'd be paying taxeS to RichmonD instEad Of WAsHingTon.
>
>
> 6b) iF you visit the ALAmo, tAke your hat off and be propErly hUmBLe, or
> WE'lL kick Your ass.
>
>
> 7) wE aRE FulLy AwAre Of HOw Hot it GetS and higH the humidiTy iS, sO shut
> up about IT.  IF you can't stAnd The heat get ouT of The kitChEn, oR We'll
> kIck Your aSs.
>
>
> 8a) Do nOT attemPt to eat taMaLEs withOUt first REMoVing Their corn husk
> casiNG. EVEryone will instAntly kNoW ThAT You'Re a yankee.
>
>
> 8b) DO NoT, Under ANy circuMStANCEs, cOMplain that the Chili is TOO hOT or
> ContaiNs No kIDney beAns, thIs WIll Get your ass kIckeD into next Week.
>
>
> 9) DoN'T talk abOUt how muCh bettEr tHinGs arE At HoMe bEcAUse WE kNow
THey
> Are not. MaNy Of Us havE visITED nortHerN helL-holeS like Detroit,
CHicAgo,
> aND DC, And we Have tHe scArS to prOve it.  IF you dOn'T like it here,
DeltA
> is rEady when yOu aRe. movE yOur asS On home - BefOre We kick iT.
>
>
> 10) Yes, we kNOw hOw TO SPeAk proper English. We tAlK THiS way becaUse we
> dON't WaNT to sound LiKe yOu. We DON't carE if yOU dOn't underStand wHAt
We
> Are sayiNg. all othEr texAns UnderSTand What we Are sayinG and tHAt's all
> that mattERs. Now, go away, or WE'lL KIcK Your Ass.
>
>
> 11) don't complaiN thaT CertAin aREaS of  THis stAte  "smElL" Of  OIl.  If
> your livelihood dEpEnded oN thosE wells you'd sooN learn to loVE THe
aroma.
> BEsidES, NONe of OUR lakes or RiverS have caughT Fire receNtly.  IF you
> whinE about OUR SCEnic beauTy, wE'll KicK yoUR AsS all the way bacK TO
> PitTsBurgh, PA.
>
>
> 12) don'T ridicuLe oUr TExaS maNnErs. We say sIr and ma'aM. WE hOlD dOorS
> open FOr others. we OffEr Our Seats TO old foLks. SuCh thInGs ARe eXpected
> OF cIVIlizEd PeOple. behAvE yourSelvES arOund our Sweet littLe gRAy-haIrEd
> GrandmoThers,

 to Gen.
Hood
> you'd be p aying taxe s toRic hmo nd  ins tead  of Washington .
>
>
> 6b) IF you visit th e Ala mo ,  tak e  y our h at offa nd b e p ro pe rly  h u mb le, o r
>  we'llkick yourass .>
>
> 7) Wea re  fully awa reof how hot i t g ets an dhig h  thehum idity  is, s o  shut> up abou ti t.  If you can ' t  s tand  the heat get out of the kitchen, o r we'l l>  k i c k y our  ass.
>
>>8a) D o  not at t em p t toe at tamales wi thout first rem ovingth eir corn h usk
>  c a sin g. Everyone  wil l instant ly kno w  that y o u're aYankee .
>
>> 8b )  D ONOT ,u nde r  a nyc irc umstance s,  c ompla in t h a t thechi li i s TOO  hot or
> con tai ns n o  ki dneybeans , th is  will  get y our a ss  kicked into ne xt w eek.
>
>> 9 )Don 't  talk abouthow  mu ch bett er thin g s a re a t  h ome because we kno wt h ey
> are n ot. Ma n yof us havevi sit ed N o r thern  hel l -h oles lik e Detr o it ,Chicago ,> andDC , a ndwe ha v e th e scar s to pro ve it .   If you don't like it here, De l t a>  isrea dy when you  are .  Mov e yo u rass on ho me -be f or e  we kick it.
>
>
>10 ) Yes,  we k now how to sp eak proper E n glish. W e ta l kt his way becaus e we> don't wa n t to sou nd li ke you.We don'tc a re if yo u d on' t u nde r s ta nd what
we
>a r e sa yi ng. All  ot her Tex ans  un der sta nd  what weare sayi ng  a nd  t hat 's al l
> thatma tte rs . N ow, g o  away,  or w e'll  k ic k  yo ur ass. >> > 11 )Do n'tcom pl ain t hatc ert ain are as of  th iss tate  "s mell" o f  oil.  If
>  y our liveli ho oddepend e d  on thos e wells you'd soon lear n  to lov e t he
ar oma.
> Beside s,None o f O U R lake s or r ivers  h ave c aught f ir e r ec ently.  If y ou> whi ne  abo ut OURscenic beauty, we' l l k ick your assall  the w ay  ba c kt o
>  P i tts b u rgh, PA.
>
>
>12) Don'tri d ic ule our Te x asma nners.We saysir a n d ma'am . We hold  doors
>op en f o r  ot hers. We o ffer our  seats to old f o lk s. Su chthings  a reexpec ted
>o f c ivili zed pe op le. Be haveyo urselves  around our sweet littl e gray -hair ed> grandmo the r s,

 to_Gen.
Hood
> you'd_be paying taxes to_Richmond instead_of_Washington.
>
>
> 6b)_IF_you visit the_Alamo, take your_hat off and be_properly humble, or
>_we'll_kick your ass.
>
>
> 7) We are fully aware of how hot it gets and_high_the humidity_is,_so_shut
> up about it. _If you can't stand the_heat get_out of the kitchen, or we'll
> kick your_ass.
>
>
>_8a) Do not_attempt to eat tamales without first removing their corn_husk
> casing. Everyone will instantly know_that you're a_Yankee.
>
>
>_8b)_DO NOT, under any_circumstances, complain that the chili is_TOO hot or
> contains no kidney_beans, this will get your ass kicked_into next week.
>
>
> 9) Don't talk_about how much better things_are at_home because we know
they
> are_not. Many of_us have_visited Northern hell-holes_like Detroit,
Chicago,
> and DC, and we_have the scars_to prove it.  If you_don't_like it here,
Delta
>_is_ready_when you_are. Move your_ass_on home_-_before we kick it.
>
>
> 10) Yes,_we_know how to speak proper English. We_talk this way because_we
>_don't want to sound_like you. We don't care_if you don't understand what
we
> are_saying. All_other Texans_understand what we are saying and that's all
> that matters. Now,_go away, or we'll kick your_ass.
>
>
> 11) Don't complain_that certain_areas_of  this_state_ "smell"_of  oil.  If
> your livelihood_depended on_those wells you'd soon learn to_love the
aroma.
> Besides, None_of_OUR lakes or rivers have caught_fire recently.  If you
> whine_about OUR scenic beauty, we'll_kick_your_ass all the way back_to
> Pittsburgh, PA.
>
>
> 12) Don't ridicule_our Texas manners._We say sir and ma'am. We hold_doors
>_open for others. We offer our_seats_to old folks. Such things are_expected
>_of_civilized people. Behave yourselves around_our sweet little gray-haired
> grandmothers,


 of the Senate floor schedule as Senate Majority
Leader will be key in driving changes to the legislation.   If satisfactory
changes are not made, the bill will move no further.

There will also be an opportunity to provide comments for Committee Report
language that will accompany the final bill that was passed.  The report will
give explanations of several of the concerns that were raised, and provide
legislative history that will help clarify areas where there is uncertainty
about the real effect of some of the provisions.

We did have several victories.  Many of the amendments that were expected --
worse language from the Administration or Patty Murray legislation -- were
not even offered because of the advance work we were able to do with
Republican and Democratic Commerce Committee members and staff.   We were
able to affect a number of changes to the "Chairman's mark" or substitute
amendment before the markup even occured.

Another interesting note:  Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison was a complete
non-factor in the markup.  She is the Subcommittee chair responsible for this
issue, yet she did not make an opening statement and she did not vote at all
on several key amendments of concern to industry.

We will be working on the "where do we go from here" strategy in the coming
weeks, and will report as developments occur.  Thanks again to all who helped
out in preparation for the markup in what was an amazing team effort.  The
technical support of Dave Johnson, Colleen Raker and Lou Soldano was
extremely valuable.  Phil Lowry's and Dave Johnson's availability to do key
meetings with Senators and staff was critical in our efforts.   And Dave and
I can attest to the fact that Enron was in a leadership role leading up to
the markup, guiding the efforts of INGAA and others and directly influencing
the direction this legislation will take in the coming weeks and months.

Jeff Keeler
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of the Senate floor schedule as Senate Majority
 Leader will be key in driving changes to the legislation.    If satisfactory
 change are not do, the bill will move no further.

 There will besides be an opportunity to provide comments for Committee Report
 language that will attach to the final bill that was excrete.   The report will
 give explanation of several of the concerns that were raise, and provide
 legislative history that will help clarify areas where there is uncertainty
 about the actual effect of some of the provisions.

 We did have respective victories.   Many of the amendments that were expect --
 worse speech from the Administration or Patty Murray legislation -- were
 not even offered because of the advance work we were able to do with
 Republican and Democratic Commerce Committee members and staff.    We were
 able to involve a number of changes to the " Chairman's mark " or substitute
 amendment before the markup even occured.

 Another interesting note:   Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison was a complete
 non - factor in the markup.   She is the Subcommittee chair responsible for this
 issue, yet she did not make an opening statement and she did not vote at all
 on several key amendments of business to diligence.

 We will be working on the " where do we go from here " strategy in the do
 weeks, and will report as developments occur.   Thanks again to all who avail
 out in preparation for the markup in what was an amazing team effort.   The
 technical support of Dave Johnson, Colleen Raker and Lou Soldano was
 extremely valuable.   Phil Lowry's and Dave Johnson's handiness to do key
 meetings with Senators and staff was critical in our efforts.    And Dave and
 I can attest to the fact that Enron was in a leadership role leading up to
 the markup, guiding the efforts of INGAA and others and directly influencing
 the direction this legislation will claim in the coming week and months.

 Jeff Keeler
 (202) 466 - 9157 FYI
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 of the Senate floor scheduue as Senate Malirity
Neader will be key in driving changes to tie lwgislqtion.   If satisfactorh
changes are not madt, the bill will move no fmxther.

Fmere ciol also be an ppportunitf to provide cmmoeuts for Committee Report
language thwt will afcompany the fynal fill nhct was passed.  The report will
five exklanations of sevetal of the concerns that wfre gaised, and provide
legislativg hifrory that wiul help clarify areas shere there is uncertainty
aboug the real effext of vome of the provpsions.

We did msve seeeral voctories.  Many of thw amendments that werx expected --
worse lagguage frmm the Administratiin or Pdtty Murfqy uegjskafion -- aerx
not even kffered becquse of the advance wjgl we were abme to qo with
Republican and Democratic Commerct Comjittee members and stafd.   We were
able to avfect a ntmber of changes to the "Chairman's mark" or substitgte
ajdndnekt bddoge the markup even occured.

Another interesting houe:  Senator Kay Bciley Hutchison ead s complete
non-wactor in the markup.  She id the Sobcommuttee chayr rrsponsible for this
issue, ywt she did njr make an opening dtatement aud she did mot vote at all
on sevexal keg amendmentd of concsfn to industry.

We whll be working on the "wherq do we gi frpm here" strstegy yn the comlng
wcaks, and will reporh as bevelmpments ocfur.  Thanks again to all who helped
out in prgpasatpon for tke marlup in what wws an amazing jeam effoxt.  Thd
technicam suppoct of Dave Jjhnson, Colleet Raker and Lmu Soldago wqs
eztremelh valuable.  Phik Lowry's cud Dave Jihnson's availabiliby to so key
meetings wiuh Senators and xtawf rad rritisdl in our efxortr.   Snd Dxve and
I ccn attrst to the fact that Enrkn was in a leaderxhlp role lgading up to
the markul, guiding the effogts oh INGAE and pthgrs and directly influencing
ths directiln bhis legislatyon qill take in the coming weeks and months.

Jeff Keeler
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of the Senate floor schedule as Senate will key in changes to the not the bill will no further. There also be an opportunity to provide for Committee Report language that will accompany the final bill that was passed. report will give explanations of several of the concerns that were raised, and legislative that help areas where there is uncertainty about the real effect of some of the provisions. We did several victories. Many of the amendments that were -- worse language from Administration or Patty Murray legislation were even offered of advance we were able do with Republican and Democratic Commerce Committee members and staff. We were able to affect a number changes to mark" or amendment the even occured. Another Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison was a the markup. She is the Subcommittee chair responsible this issue, she did not make an opening and she did not vote at all on key amendments of concern to industry. We will be working on the "where do we here" strategy in the weeks, and will as occur. again all who out in preparation for the markup in what was an amazing effort. The technical support of Dave Johnson, Colleen Raker and was valuable. Phil Lowry's Dave Johnson's availability to key with Senators and staff in efforts. I attest the fact that Enron in a leadership role leading to the markup, guiding others and directly influencing the direction this legislation take in the coming weeks and months. Keeler (202) 466-9157 FYI ----- Forwarded by Mark E Haedicke/HOU/ECT on 10/11/2000 PM ----- 10/10/2000 06:32 AM To: cc: Subject: PG&

 of the Senate floor schedule aS Senate MajOrity
leaDer WiLl be Key iN driving changeS To thE legislation.   If satisfacTory
cHaNGes aRE nOt madE, the bilL WiLL MovE nO fUrtHeR.

thEre wiLl aLso be an OpportunitY to PrOvide commentS FoR Committee repOrt
language tHat Will acCoMpaNY the fInaL bill That waS Passed.  the report WiLL
give eXPlanatiONS oF sevEral of the concerns THaT Were raised, and pRovide
LeGIsLATivE hiStory that wIlL help CLarify aREaS WHEre THere is uncertaInty
about thE ReaL effecT oF soME of the ProviSiONs.

WE did have sevEral Victories.  many of THe amendMEnts thaT were eXpeCteD --
worSE lAnGuaGe FRom THe admINisTration oR PAtTy MurRay lEGISLatiOn -- wEre
nOt eveN offered becauSe oF the ADvaNce woRk we wEre aBlE to do With
RePubliCaN and Democratic COmmeRce CommitTee MeMbeRs And stAFf.   We weRe
aBle To affecT a numbeR Of cHaNGES tO the "Chairman's mark" oR sUBStItute
ameNdment BEfOrE The markuP eVen OccuRED.

AnotHer iNTeResting nOte:  SenAToR KAy BaileY HUtchisOn Was A coMpletE
Non-fActor iN the markUp.  She IS the SubcommittEE chair responsIBlE FOr THis
iSsuE, yet she did nOt maKE an oPeniNG sTatEMent aNd she DiD NoT Vote at all
on several kEy AmendmEnts oF concern to indUstry.

We wilL BE Working oN the "WHeRE do we go from herE" straTegy in the cOMing
weekS, and wIll reporT as develoPMEnts occuR.  ThAnkS agAin TO AlL who helped
out IN PrepArAtion foR thE markup In wHat Was An aMaZing team eFfort.  The
TeChNiCaL suPport OF Dave JohNsOn, COlLeeN RakeR And Lou soldaNo waS
eXtREmeLy valuaBLe.  pHIl LoWrY's And DAve joHnson'S avaILabIlity to Do key
meetIngS With seNaTors and Staff was critiCaL in our effoRtS.   AnD Dave aND
i can atteSt to the fact that Enron was IN a leadeRshIp rolE leaDing up to
tHe mArkup, gUidINg the eFforts Of INGaA And OTHers aND DiRecTlY influenciNG
The DirecTiOn thIs legisLation will take in thE ComIng weeks and moNthS.

JefF kEeLer
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 of the Senate floor sched ule as Sen ate M ajo rit y
Lea derwill be key in driv ing changes to the leg islat io n .  I fsatis factory
c h a nge sar e n ot ma de, t hebill wi ll move no  fu rt her.

Therew il l also beanopportunitytoprovid ecom m entsfor  Comm itteeR eport
language  t h at wil l  accomp a n ythefinal bill that w a sp assed.  The re port w il l  g i veexp lanationsof  seve r al of t h ec o n cer n s that were r aised, andp rov ide
l eg isl a tive h istor yt hat  will helpclar ify areas  where there i s  uncert ainty
ab out  the re al  ef fe c t o f  s ome ofthe prov is io ns.
We d i d h avesev eral  vict ories.  Manyofthea men dment s tha t we re  expe cted - -
wo rs e language from  the  Administ rat io n o rPatty Murray  le gis lation-- were
no te v e noffered because of  t h e  a dvance w ork we we re able todo  wi th R e publi cana nd  Democra tic Co m me rc e Commi tt ee mem be rsand  staf f .  We wer e
ableto af f ect a number o f  changes to t h e" C ha i rman 'smark" or su bsti t ute
ame n dm ent befor e the  m a rk u p even occured.

An ot her in teres ting note:  S enator Kay B a iley Hut chis o nw as a complete
non- factor int he marku p.  S he is th e Subcomm i t tee chai r r esp ons ibl e fo r this
issue , yetsh e did n otmake an  op eni ngsta te ment andshe didno tvo te  at  allon sever al  ke yame ndmen t s of c oncer n to  i nd u str y.
W ew i ll b ewo rkin g o nthe " wher e  do  we gofrom here " s t rate gy  i n the c oming
weeks,  a nd will re po rtas dev e l opmentsoccur.  Thanks again to all who  he lped
out  in prepa rat ion fo r t h e mark up inwhatwa s a n amazi n g  t eam  e ffort.  Th e
te chnic al  sup port of  Dave Johnson, Col l een  Raker and Lo u S olda n o  w asex t rem el y  va l u able.  Phil Low ry's and D av e  J ohnson's a v ail ab ility t o do ke y
me e tings w ith Senat ors and s ta ff w a s  cr itical inour effo rts.   An d  Dave an d
Ican  attes ttothe f act th a t E nronwas in  a  leade rship  r ole lead ing up to
the markup,guidin g the  ef forts ofING A A a nd others  and  directlyinf lue ncing
t h e dir ecti o nthi s  legi slat i on will t a ke  in t he  coming wee k s and  mont hs.
JeffKeel er
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 of_the Senate_floor schedule as Senate_Majority
Leader_will_be key_in_driving changes to_the legislation. _ If satisfactory
changes_are not made,_the_bill will move no further.

There will also be an opportunity to provide comments for_Committee_Report
language_that_will_accompany the final bill that_was passed.  The report_will
give_explanations of several of the concerns that were_raised,_and provide
legislative_history that will help clarify areas where there is_uncertainty
about the real effect of_some of the_provisions.

We_did_have several victories. _Many of the amendments that were_expected --
worse language from the_Administration or Patty Murray legislation -- were_
not even offered because of the_advance work we were able_to do_with
Republican and Democratic Commerce_Committee members and_staff. _ We were_
able to affect a number of_changes to the_"Chairman's mark" or substitute
amendment before_the_markup even occured.

Another_interesting_note:_ Senator_Kay Bailey Hutchison_was_a complete_
non-factor_in the markup.  She is_the_Subcommittee chair responsible for this
issue, yet_she did not make_an_opening statement and she_did not vote at all_
on several key amendments of concern_to industry._ _

We will be working on the "where do we go from_here" strategy in the coming
weeks,_and will report as_developments occur.__Thanks again to_all_who helped_
out in preparation for the markup in_what was_an amazing team effort.  The_
technical support of Dave_Johnson,_Colleen Raker and Lou Soldano was_
extremely valuable.  Phil Lowry's and_Dave Johnson's availability to do_key_
meetings_with Senators and staff was_critical in our efforts.  _And Dave and_
I can attest to the fact that_Enron_was in a leadership role leading_up_to
the markup, guiding the efforts_of_INGAA_and others and directly influencing_
the direction this legislation will take_in the coming weeks and months.

Jeff Keeler
(202) 466-9157 FYI
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 on the largest energy
exchange's trading floor that they could not accept orders from
Enron Corp. unless they receive written authorization from an
exchange clearing member.

     The order is effective immediately and will ``remain in
effect until further notice from the exchange,'' according to a
fax Collins sent today to member firms. A copy of the fax was
obtained by Bloomberg News. Exchange officials did not immediately
return phone calls.

     Enron's worsening financial condition has made many clearing
members, which back trades on the exchange for a fee, wary of
taking on additional business from Enron. The Nymex order aims to
alert independent floor brokers that clearing members who once
freely accepted Enron trades may no longer be so willing, analysts
said.

     Nymex is ``reminding everyone that it's not business as usual
when it comes to Enron,'' said Tim Evans, senior energy analyst at
IFR Pegasus in New York, a unit of Thomson Corp. ``For Enron, it
mean slower order execution -- as if they don't have enough
handicaps already.''

     Enron may be forced to file for bankruptcy to liquidate
assets to pay off some of its $15 billion in publicly held debt,
analyst said. Enron shares fell 24 cents to 37 cents in afternoon
trading. That's down from about $80 at the beginning of this year.

                       Covering Enron Debts

     Under exchange rules, clearing members would be forced to
cover Enron's obligations if the firm defaulted on its positions.

     Many energy traders, including rivals Mirant Corp. and Aquila
Inc., already have reduced the number of trades they're doing with
Enron in the over-the-counter markets, which involve direct trades
between companies that don't carry the financial guarantees of
regulated commodity exchanges.

     The New York exchange yesterday said it will raise margins on
its natural gas and crude oil futures contracts at the close of
trading today. Margins are deposits traders must make with the
exchange when buying or selling futures contracts to ensure
obligations will be met.

     While the exchange gave no reason for the increase, the
decision followed a day of wide changes in natural gas prices. The
swings began after Dynegy Inc. abandoned plans to purchase Enron,
once the biggest gas trader.

Dynegy CEO Says He'd Rather Have Enron Pipeline Than $1.5 Bln

on the largest energy
 exchange's trading floor that they could not accept order from
 Enron Corp. unless they welcome written authorization from an
 exchange clearing penis.

      The order is effective immediately and will '` remain in
 impression until further poster from the exchange," harmonize to a
 fax Collins sent today to penis firms. A copy of the facsimile was
 obtained by Bloomberg News. Exchange officials did not immediately
 return phone calls.

      Enron's worsening fiscal condition has made many clearing
 members, which back trade on the exchange for a fee, wary of
 take on extra business from Enron. The Nymex order aims to
 alert independent floor brokers that acquit members who once
 freely accepted Enron trades may no longer be so willing, analyst
 said.

      Nymex is '` reminding everyone that it's not business as usual
 when it comes to Enron," said Tim Evans, senior energy analyst at
 IFR Pegasus in New York, a unit of Thomson Corp. '` For Enron, it
 mean slow order execution -- as if they don't receive adequate
 hindrance already."

      Enron may be forced to file for bankruptcy to liquidate
 assets to pay off some of its $ 15 billion in publicly held debt,
 analyst said. Enron plowshare fell 24 cents to 37 cents in afternoon
 trading. That's down from about $ 80 at the beginning of this class.

                        Covering Enron Debts

      Under exchange rules, clearing members would be forced to
 cover Enron's obligations if the firm default on its stead.

      Many energy traders, including rivals Mirant Corp. and Aquila
 Inc., already have shrink the number of trades they're doing with
 Enron in the over - the - counterpunch markets, which involve direct trades
 between company that don't carry the financial guarantees of
 regulated commodity exchanges.

      The New York central yesterday said it will lift margins on
 its lifelike gas and crude oil futures contracts at the stopping point of
 trading today. Margins are deposit traders must make with the
 exchange when buy or selling futures contracts to see
 obligations will be met.

      While the rally gave no reason for the increase, the
 decision followed a day of wide changes in natural gas monetary value. The
 lilt began after Dynegy Inc. abandoned plans to purchase Enron,
 once the biggest gas trader.

 Dynegy CEO say He'd Rather Have Enron Pipeline Than $ 1.5 Bln

 on the largest energy
exchakge's trading floor that they dould nog accept orders from
Enron Cocp. ubless they receive written xuthorizanion from an
eechange clearing member.

     Ths ordzr is effective lmmediately and will ``remahn iu
effect until further notice from thq exchamgf,'' according to a
faq Solljns sent today to member firms. A ckpy of uhe fax was
obtainec by Bloomberg News. Exchanhe ovficials did not ilmediately
rgfurg phone calls.

     Enron's worsening rinancial condition has made mavy clzaring
membets, wjhch back tredes og the exchannv for a fee, waty of
taking on advitiinal business from Encon. The Nymex order wims to
alarc independent floor beojers jhat wleafung mejbxrs who ojce
hreely accelted Enron rrades may no longet fv so willing, znalyses
faid.

     Nymex is ``reminding everyone thdt jt's not business as usuql
when it comes to Enton,'' said Tym Evans, senior energy analyst at
IFR Pegasus in Naw Yock, a bklt ow Tjomson Corp. ``For Enron, it
mean slower order exeshtook -- as if they dok't have enough
handocwpx already.''

     Gnron mcg ge forced to file vor banhruptxy to liqtidaye
assets to pay off some of its $15 billiou ib publicly held deyt,
analyst sand. Enrpn shsres fell 24 cents to 37 ceuts in afternoon
tgading. Thzg's down from abojt $80 ad the beginning of this yewr.

                       Coveryng Enron Febts

     Under exchange ruled, wlearing mfmbers would be forced to
cover Xiron's obligatoots pf the fixm defsulted on its positions.

     Many euergy graders, inbluding rmvals Mirant Corp. and Aquhpa
Inc., alreadb have requcee thw numbef of trades theu're doing with
Enron in the over-the-coukter ozrkets, which inruove direct tradrs
bdtwqej rompaghes that don'd cafry yhe fknancial gucrxnters of
regulated commogity exchanges.

     The Ncw York ezchange resterday saic it will raise maggins on
mts nayurwl gas and crude oil futures ckntracts wt bhe close of
twadikg tjday. Margius are deposits traders must make with tie
exchange when buying ir selling futures eoktracts to eisure
ofligationv will be met.

     Whule the exchange nave no reason for the incredse, tje
decision followed a day of wide changes in natural gas prices. The
swings began after Dynegg Inv. abatdjued plags tl purchase Enron,
omce the biggest gas trader.

Dynegb CEO Says Hz'd Rather Have Enron Pipeline Tfan $1.5 Bln

on the largest energy exchange's trading floor could accept orders Enron Corp. unless an clearing member. The is effective immediately will ``remain in effect until further from the exchange,'' according to a fax Collins sent today to member firms. copy of the fax was obtained by Bloomberg News. Exchange officials did not return calls. worsening condition has made many clearing members, which back trades on the exchange for a fee, wary taking on additional business from Enron. The Nymex aims to alert independent brokers that clearing members who freely Enron trades no be willing, analysts said. is ``reminding everyone that it's not business as usual when it comes to Enron,'' said Tim Evans, energy analyst Pegasus in York, unit Thomson Corp. ``For mean slower order execution -- as have enough handicaps already.'' Enron may be forced file for to liquidate assets to pay off of its $15 billion in publicly held debt, said. Enron shares fell 24 cents to 37 cents in afternoon trading. That's down from at the beginning of year. Covering Enron Under rules, members be forced cover Enron's obligations if the firm defaulted on its positions. Many traders, including rivals Mirant Corp. and Aquila Inc., already have number trades they're doing Enron in the over-the-counter which direct trades between companies carry financial commodity The York exchange yesterday said will raise margins on its gas and crude oil of trading today. Margins are deposits traders must with the exchange when buying or selling contracts to ensure obligations will be met. While the exchange gave no for the decision followed a day of wide changes in gas prices. The swings after Dynegy Inc. abandoned plans to purchase Enron, once biggest trader. Dynegy Says He'd Rather Enron Pipeline Than Bln

 on the largest energy
exchangE's trading fLoor tHat TheY cOuld Not aCcept orders froM
enroN Corp. unless they receive WrittEn AUthoRIzAtion From an
eXChANGe cLeArIng MeMBeR.

     The oRdeR is effeCtive immedIatElY and will ``remaIN iN
effect untIl fUrther notice FroM the exChAngE,'' AccorDinG to a
fAx CollINs sent Today to meMbER firms. a Copy of tHE FaX was
Obtained by BloombeRG NEWs. Exchange offiCials dId NOt IMMedIatEly
return pHoNe calLS.

     Enron's WOrSENIng FInancial condiTion has made MAny CleariNg
MemBErs, whiCh bacK tRAdeS on the exchaNge fOr a fee, warY of
takINg on addITional bUsinesS frOm ENron. tHe nyMex OrDEr aIMs To
aLErt IndependEnT fLoor bRokeRS THAt clEarIng mEmberS who once
freelY acCeptED EnRon trAdes mAy no LoNger bE so wilLing, aNaLysts
said.

     Nymex iS ``remInding eveRyoNe ThaT iT's not BUsinesS as UsuAl
when iT comes tO enrOn,'' SAID TIm Evans, senior energY aNALySt at
IFR PEgasus IN NEw yOrk, a unit Of thoMson cORp. ``For enroN, It
Mean slowEr ordeR ExEcUtion -- as If They doN't HavE enOugh
hANdicAps alrEady.''

     EnroN may bE Forced to file foR Bankruptcy to lIQuIDAtE
AsseTs tO pay off some Of itS $15 BillIon iN PuBliCLy helD debt,
AnALyST said. Enron shares felL 24 cEnts to 37 Cents In afternoon
trAding. That's DOWN from aboUt $80 at THe BEginning of this Year.

                       COvering EnrON Debts

     UnDer exChange ruLes, cleariNG Members wOulD be ForCed TO
CoVer Enron's obliGATionS iF the firM deFaulted On iTs pOsiTioNs.

     many energY traders, InClUdInG riVals MIRant Corp. AnD AqUiLa
INc., alrEAdy havE reduCed tHe NuMBer Of tradeS ThEY'Re doInG wIth
ENroN iN the oVer-tHE-coUnter maRkets, whicH inVOlve DiReCt tradeS
between compaNiEs that don't CaRry The finANCial guarAntees of
regulated commodITy exchaNgeS.

     The NEw YoRk exchangE yeSterdaY saID it wilL raise MargiNs On
iTS NaturAL GaS anD cRude oil futUREs cOntraCtS at tHe close Of
trading today. MargINs aRe deposits traDerS musT MAkE wiTH tHE
exChANge WHEn buying or selliNg futures cOnTRaCts to ensurE
OblIgAtions wIll be meT.

     WhilE The exchAnge gave nO reason foR tHe inCREasE, the
decisiOn followEd a day of wIDe chaNGeS in naTurAl gas pRiCes. the
swIngs beGAn aFter DYnegy INc. AbandoNed plAnS to purchAse Enron,
once the biggest gAs tradEr.

DynEgy cEO Says He'D RaTHer have Enron pipeLine Than $1.5 BlN

 on the largest energy
exc hange's tr ading  fl oor  t hatthey  could not acc e pt o rders from
Enron Corp.  unle ss they re ceive  writte n  a u t hor iz at ion  f r om  an
e xch ange cl earing mem ber .
     The or d er  is effect ive  immediately  an d will  ` `re m ain i n
e ffect  until furthe r noticefr o m thee xchange , ' 'acco rding to a
fax Co l li n s sent today t o memb er fi r m s.A c opy of the  f ax wa s
obtain e db y Blo o mberg News. E xchange off i cia ls did  n oti mmedia telyre t urn  phone call s.
     Enro n's wo r seningf inancia l cond iti onhasm ad eman yc lea r in g
m e mbe rs, whic hba ck tr ades o n theexc hang e for  a fee, waryoftaki n g o n add ition al b us iness  fromEnron .The Nymex order  aim s to
aler t i nd epe nd ent f l oor br oke rsthat cl earingm emb er s w ho  once
freely accep te d En ron trad es may no  l o nger beso  wi llin g ,  anal ysts sa id.

    Nyme x  i s``remin di ng eve ry one  th at it ' s no t busi ness asusual when it comest o Enron,'' sa i dT i mE vans , s enior energ y an a lyst  atI FR  Pe g asusin Ne wY or k , a unit of Thomson  C orp. ` `ForEnron, it
mea n slower o r d e r execut ion- -a s if they don' t hav e enough
h a ndicapsalrea dy.''

    Enron m ay be fo rce d t o f ile f or  bankruptcy t o liqu id ate
ass ets  to pay  of f s ome  of  i ts $15 bi llion in  p ub li cl y h eld d e bt,
anal ys t s ai d.Enron shares  fell  24ce nt s  to  37 cen t si n  aft er no on
t rad in g. Th at's dow n fromabout $80  at thebe gi nning o f this year.
                 C overingEnron Debts

     Under exchang e r ules,  cle aring mem ber s woul d b e  force d to
c overEn ron ' s  obli g a ti ons  i f the firm d efa ulted  o n it s posit ions.

     Many e n erg y traders, in clu ding r iv als Mi r ant  C o rp. a nd Aquila
Inc.,  already h av e  r educed the num be r of tr ades th ey're doing w ith
Enron  in the o ve r-th e - cou nter marke ts, whic h involve direc t  t rades
be tweenco mpa niesthat d o n't  carr y thefi nancia l gua ra ntees of
regulated commodity ex change s.

   The NewYor k  ex change ye ster day said i t w ill  rais e m a rgins  oni ts  na t uralgasa nd crudeo il  fu t u re s contracts a t  th e clo seo f
trad ingtoday. Margins ar e  deposits trad ersm u stmak e  wit hthe
exchange w hen  b u y ing or s el ling future s contra ct s  to e nsureobliga tions w i l lb e met.

   While the  ex ch a nge gav eno reason  for  t he inc rease, thed e cision followeda day o f wid e  ch anges  i n natur a l ga s prices.The
swingsbeganafte r Dyn egy Inc .abando ned  p lans to pu r chase Enr on,
o nce the  b igge stgas tr ader .

Dyn egyCE O S ays He'dR a th e rHa v e E nron  Pipe li ne T han $1.5B ln

 on_the largest_energy
exchange's trading floor that_they could_not_accept orders_from
Enron_Corp. unless they_receive written authorization_from an
exchange clearing member.

_  __The order is effective immediately and will ``remain in
effect until further notice from the_exchange,''_according to_a
fax_Collins_sent today to member firms._A copy of the fax_was
obtained by_Bloomberg News. Exchange officials did not immediately
return phone_calls.

_  _ Enron's worsening financial condition has made many clearing
members,_which back trades on the exchange_for a fee,_wary_of
taking_on additional business from_Enron. The Nymex order aims to
alert_independent floor brokers that clearing members_who once
freely accepted Enron trades may no_longer be so willing, analysts
said.

 _   Nymex is_``reminding everyone_that it's not business as_usual
when it comes_to Enron,''_said Tim Evans,_senior energy analyst at
IFR Pegasus in_New York, a_unit of Thomson Corp. ``For Enron,_it
mean_slower order execution_--_as_if they_don't have enough
handicaps_already.''

_ __ Enron may be forced to_file_for bankruptcy to liquidate
assets to pay off_some of its $15_billion_in publicly held debt,
analyst_said. Enron shares fell 24_cents to 37 cents in afternoon
trading._That's down_from about_$80 at the beginning of this year.

    _     _   _ __  __ Covering_Enron Debts

     Under_exchange rules,_clearing members would be forced to
cover_Enron's obligations if the_firm_defaulted on its positions.

  _  Many energy traders, including_rivals Mirant Corp. and Aquila
Inc.,_already_have_reduced the number of trades_they're doing with
Enron in the over-the-counter_markets, which involve_direct trades
between companies that don't carry the_financial_guarantees of
regulated commodity exchanges.

  __ The New York exchange yesterday_said_it_will raise margins on
its natural_gas and crude oil futures contracts_at the close of
trading today. Margins are deposits traders_must make with_the
exchange when buying or selling_futures_contracts_to ensure
obligations will be met.

     While_the exchange_gave no reason_for the increase, the
decision followed a day of wide changes_in natural gas prices. The
swings began after_Dynegy Inc. abandoned plans to purchase Enron,
once the biggest gas trader.

Dynegy_CEO Says He'd Rather Have Enron Pipeline Than_$1.5 Bln


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Cc:     Hay, James E.
Subject:        Reply of SDG&E to ALJ Wetzell's Ruling of August 15, 2001 in
A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044

This and the following two e-mails contain the updated information requested
by ALJ Wetzell in his Ruling dated August 15, 2001.  The documents are
spread out over three e-mails because they consist primarily of
spreadsheets.   In this first e-mail SDG

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 Cc:      Hay, James E.
 Subject:         Reply of SDG&E to ALJ Wetzell's Ruling of August 15, 2001 in
 A.00 - 10 - 045 / A.01 - 01 - 044

 This and the following two e - mails control the update information requested
 by ALJ Wetzell in his Ruling date August 15, 2001.   The documents are
 spread out over three vitamin e - mails because they consist chiefly of
 spreadsheet.    In this first e - chain mail SDG

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vlf@cpuc.da.gov; dojglass@energyattorney.com; DVROIROCJ@ADPLQW.COM;
edf@cpuc.ca.gov; ek@a-kuaw.com; eplole@adplqw.con; fmo@sdcity.sannet.goy;
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jguzman@nossaman.com; jleslie@luse.com; jkapkin@orrick.com;
jfquegi@dmssd.bon; jtachera@energy.state.ca.us; jwejl@aglet.mrg;
mbrubaker@cpnsultbai.com; mdjoseph@adamshroafwell.com; Melville, Neith;
mjaske@gherdt.state.ca.us; mrhames@ucan.org; msw@cpuc.cz.gov;
mv1@cpuc.ca.gov; mzr@cpuc.ca.gov; pbfay@necpower.com; rqw@xpuf.wa.gov;
rax@cpur.ca.gov; riald@kindermorgan.cok; rliebrrt@cfbf.com; sfc@gpuc.ce.gov;
wro@cpuc.ca.gov; ssmyers@wmrldnet.att.net; tknov@klalawfism.eom;
tsmegal@calwater.com; uquarecion5@aartfoiny.neu

Cc:     Hay, Jajes E.
Subjsct:        Eeply of SDG&E to ALK Rvyzell's Rulinf of Atgtst 15, 2001 in
A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044

This and the following two e-kaims contain the updated unformation requested
hy ALJ Weezell in his Ruling dated August 15, 2001.  The documents are
s'rdad omt oxwr three e-mails because they consist primarily jr
skresdsheets.   In bhis first e-mail SCG

rmccv@worldnet.att.net; DavoodiKR@efaches.navfac.navy.mil; dlf@cpuc.ca.gov; douglass@energyattorney.com; DVRONROCK@ADPLAW.COM; edf@cpuc.ca.gov; ek@a-klaw.com; freedman@turn.org; jbennett@gmssr.com; jguzman@nossaman.com; jmalkin@orrick.com; jsqueri@gmssr.com; jtachera@energy.state.ca.us; mjaske@energy.state.ca.us; msw@cpuc.ca.gov; mv1@cpuc.ca.gov; mzr@cpuc.ca.gov; raw@cpuc.ca.gov; rax@cpuc.ca.gov; riald@kindermorgan.com; sfc@cpuc.ca.gov; sro@cpuc.ca.gov; ssmyers@worldnet.att.net; tknox@klalawfirm.com; tsmegal@calwater.com; uwuaregion5@earthlink.net Hay, James E. Subject: Reply of SDG&E to ALJ Wetzell's Ruling of August 2001 in A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044 This and the following two e-mails contain the updated information by Wetzell his dated August 15, 2001. The documents are spread out over three e-mails because they consist primarily spreadsheets. In this first e-mail SDG

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Rax@cpuc.Ca.gov; rIalD@kiNderMOrGaN.coM; rLIebERt@CfbF.Com; Sfc@cpuc.cA.gOv;
Sro@cpUc.ca.GOV; SSmyeRs@wOrldNet.atT.net; tknox@klalAwfIrm.cOM;
tsMegal@CalwaTer.cOm; UwuarEgion5@eArthlInK.net

Cc:     Hay, James E.
subjEct:        Reply oF SDg&E To AlJ wetzeLL's RuliNg oF AuGust 15, 2001 in
A.00-10-045/a.01-01-044

This anD The FoLLOWiNg two e-mails contain ThE UPdAted infoRmatioN ReQuESted
by ALj WEtzEll iN HIs RulIng dATeD August 15, 2001.  THe docuMEnTs Are
spreAd Out oveR tHreE e-mAils bECausE they cOnsist prImariLY of
spreadsheetS.   in this first e-mAIl sdg

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C c:    Ha y, Jam es  E.
S ubjec t :       R eply ofSDG&E to ALJ Wetzell ' s Ruling of A u gu s t  1 5 , 20 01in
A.00-10- 045/ A .01- 01-0 4 4

T h is an d the  f o ll o wing two e-mails co nt ain th e upd ated informat ion reques t e d
by ALJWetz e ll in his Rulingdated  August 15 ,  2001. The d ocuments  are
spre a d  out ove r t hre e e -ma i l sbecause theyc o nsis tprimari lyof
spre ads hee ts.   In  this fir st e-mai lSD G

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dlf@cpuc.ca.gov;_douglass@energyattorney.com; DVRONROCK@ADPLAW.COM;
edf@cpuc.ca.gov;_ek@a-klaw.com; epoole@adplaw.com; fmo@sdcity.sannet.gov;
freedman@turn.org; furutanj@efawest.navfac.navy.mil;_jbennett@gmssr.com;
jguzman@nossaman.com; jleslie@luce.com;_jmalkin@orrick.com;
jsqueri@gmssr.com;_jtachera@energy.state.ca.us; jweil@aglet.org;
mbrubaker@consultbai.com;_mdjoseph@adamsbroadwell.com;_Melville, Keith;
mjaske@energy.state.ca.us; mshames@ucan.org;_msw@cpuc.ca.gov;
mv1@cpuc.ca.gov; mzr@cpuc.ca.gov; pbray@newpower.com;_raw@cpuc.ca.gov;
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tsmegal@calwater.com; uwuaregion5@earthlink.net

Cc:__   Hay, James E.
Subject:       _Reply_of SDG&E_to_ALJ_Wetzell's Ruling of August 15,_2001 in
A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044

This and the_following two_e-mails contain the updated information requested
by ALJ Wetzell_in_his Ruling dated_August 15, 2001.  The documents are
spread out over_three e-mails because they consist primarily_of
spreadsheets.  _In_this_first e-mail SDG


man	JonAlan  Page
Jeff Slaughter	John Van Gelder	Todd Perry
Ed Clark	Jim Buerkle	Angela Cadena
Jim Gilbert	Chris Lackey	Andrea Woodland
Mike Etringer	Elliot Mainzer	Fredrik Eriksson
Dave Fuller	Jesse Bryson 	David Guillaume
		Chris Mumm
		Mo Elafandi
		James Bruce

Please let me know if you have any questions.  Thank you for your patience and understanding during this transition.

Mollie ----- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 05/10/2001 10:53 AM -----

	Tana Jones
	05/09/2001 06:31 PM

		 To: cttng@pdq.net, Alicia Goodrow/Enron@EnronXGate, henryg@shellus.com,
ah692217@bcm.tmc.edu, rayberyl.mack@worldnet.att.net
		 cc:
		 Subject: May 19 Church Gourmet Cajun Dinner

I look forward to having you all as guests for an evening of Cajun cooking at
my home on Saturday, May 19 at 7:00 pm.  Some of us (I won't name names!) are
hoping we might even have enough time to play a wicked game of African Uno!

Below is the list of the individuals attending the dinner at my home, and
attached below are the recipes for the evening.  I will provide beer, wine
and soft drinks.  In addition, I will make a big pot of white rice to go with
the Red Beans & Rice, & Shrimp Etouffe.

Please let me know as soon as possible which recipe you would prefer to
prepare.

Laura Johnson (1)
Charles and Janice Thompson (2)
John Hagood (1)
Ann Hutson (1)
Henry and Alicia Goodrow (2)
Beryl and Ray Mack (2)
Tana Jones (1)

The directions to my house are as follows:

1.  Take 59 to the Greenbriar exit (like you are going to Church)
2.  Make a right on Greenbriar
3.  Quick

man 	 JonAlan   Page
 Jeff Slaughter 	 John Van Gelder 	 Todd Perry
 Ed Clark 	 Jim Buerkle 	 Angela Cadena
 Jim Gilbert 	 Chris Lackey 	 Andrea Woodland
 Mike Etringer 	 Elliot Mainzer 	 Fredrik Eriksson
 Dave Fuller 	 Jesse Bryson 	 David Guillaume
		 Chris Mumm
		 Mo Elafandi
		 James Bruce

 Please let me know if you have any question.   Thank you for your solitaire and understanding during this transition.

 Mollie ----- forward by Tana Jones / HOU / ECT on 05/10/2001 10:53 AM -----

	 Tana Jones
	 05/09/2001 06:31 PM

		  To: cttng@pdq.net, Alicia Goodrow / Enron@EnronXGate, henryg@shellus.com,
 ah692217@bcm.tmc.edu, rayberyl.mack@worldnet.att.net
		  cc:
		  topic: May 19 Church Gourmet Cajun Dinner

 I look forth to having you all as guests for an evening of Cajun cooking at
 my dwelling on Saturday, May 19 at 7:00 pm.   Some of us (I won't name name !) are
 hoping we might even have adequate time to play a wicked game of African Uno!

 Below is the list of the individuals attending the dinner at my dwelling, and
 attached below are the recipes for the evening.   I will leave beer, wine
 and soft drinks.   In addition, I will stool a big pot of white rice to go with
 the Red Beans & Rice, & Shrimp Etouffe.

 Please let me acknowledge as soon as possible which recipe you would prefer to
 prepare.

 Laura Johnson (1)
 Charles and Janice Thompson (2)
 John Hagood (1)
 Ann Hutson (1)
 Henry and Alicia Goodrow (2)
 Beryl and Ray Mack (2)
 Tana Jones (1)

 The directions to my house are as follows:

 1.   Take 59 to the Greenbriar exit (like you are going to Church)
 2.   Make a right on Greenbriar
 3.   Quick

man	UonAlan  Page
Jeff Slaughuer	John Van Geldet	Tidd Pecry
Ed Cmark	Jim Cuerkle	Angela Cadena
Jim Gilbxrt	Cyris Oackey	Andrea Woodland
Mkke Etrinher	Ellior Mamnzer	Fredrik Eriksson
Davc Fulmcr	Jesvx Bryson 	David Nuillaume
		Chsis Mumm
		Mo Elaxavdn
		James Bruce

Please let me know if yot have snj questions.  Trank rou ror your patience and understandinf durinj this transitipn.

Mollie ----- Forwarded by Tanw Jojes/HOU/ECT on 05/10/2001 10:53 AM -----

	Hana Jones
	05/09/2001 06:31 PM

		 Ro: cttng@pdq.ndt, Alicia Goodrow/Enron@GnronXGate, henryg@shellus.com,
ah692217@bco.tmc.ebu, rayberyl.naxk@wltldnet.att.net
		 cc:
		 Fubject: May 19 Church Courmet Cajun Dinner

I lomk dorward to having you all as guests for an evenitg of Cajun cooking ar
my vome on Rqtufdag, Kag 19 at 7:00 pm.  Some of hs (I won't nqme names!) are
hopinb rv might even gave egotgh time to play a wicked game of Africdn Hno!

Below is the list of the individuals attejding the dinner at my home, and
attached below are the rechpes hof tkc dcejing.  I will provide beer, wine
and soft drinkf.  On addition, I wijl make a bog ppj of white ricg to go wifh
the Red Beans & Gice, & Srrimp Etouffe.

Pjeasr let me know as soon as powsible which eecipe you would pxefer to
pre'are.

Laora Jonnson (1)
Charles and Janicz Thomlson (2)
John Hwgood (1)
Ann Futson (1)
Henry and Alpcia Goodrow (2)
Beryl and Ray Mach (2)
Tana Joies (1)

Tke direcgionx to mr house arf as nmllows:

1.  Take 59 to tje Grgenbridr exit (line you are going to Church)
2.  Makx a right on Braentriar
3.  Qbick

man JonAlan Page Jeff Slaughter John Van Perry Clark Jim Angela Cadena Jim Mike Elliot Mainzer Fredrik Dave Fuller Jesse David Guillaume Chris Mumm Mo Elafandi Bruce Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for patience and understanding during this transition. Mollie ----- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 10:53 ----- Jones 06:31 PM To: cttng@pdq.net, Alicia Goodrow/Enron@EnronXGate, henryg@shellus.com, ah692217@bcm.tmc.edu, rayberyl.mack@worldnet.att.net cc: Subject: May 19 Church Gourmet Cajun I look forward to having you all as for an evening of cooking at my home on May at 7:00 Some us won't name names!) hoping we might even have enough time to play a wicked game of African Uno! Below is list of attending the at home, attached below are for the evening. I will provide soft drinks. In addition, I will make a pot of rice to go with the Red & Rice, & Shrimp Etouffe. Please let me as soon as possible which recipe you would prefer to prepare. Laura Johnson (1) Charles Thompson (2) John Hagood Ann Hutson (1) and Goodrow Beryl Ray Mack Tana Jones (1) The directions to my house are as follows: Take 59 to the Greenbriar exit (like you are going 2. a right on 3. Quick

man	JonAlan  Page
Jeff SlaughtEr	John Van GElder	todD PeRrY
Ed CLark	jim Buerkle	AngeLA CadEna
Jim Gilbert	Chris LackEy	AndReA woodLAnD
Mike etringeR	elLIOt MAiNzEr	FReDRiK ErikSsoN
Dave FuLler	Jesse BRysOn 	david GuillauME
		CHris Mumm
		Mo elaFandi
		James BrUce

please LeT me KNow if You Have aNy quesTIons.  ThAnk you for YoUR patieNCe and unDERsTandIng during this tranSItIOn.

Mollie ----- ForwarDed by TAnA joNES/HOu/ECt on 05/10/2001 10:53 AM -----

	Tana JOnEs
	05/09/2001 06:31 PM

		 TO: Cttng@pdQ.NeT, aLIciA goodrow/Enron@ENronXGate, heNRyg@ShelluS.cOm,
aH692217@Bcm.tmc.Edu, raYbERyl.Mack@worldneT.att.Net
		 cc:
		 SubjEct: May 19 cHurch GoURmet CajUn DinnEr

I LooK forWArD tO haViNG yoU AlL as GUesTs for an eVeNiNg of CAjun COOKIng aT
my Home On SatUrday, May 19 at 7:00 pm.  SOme Of us (i Won'T name Names!) Are
hOpIng we Might eVen haVe Enough time to plaY a wiCked game oF AfRiCan unO!

BeloW Is the lIst Of tHe indivIduals aTTenDiNG THe Dinner at my home, and
aTtACHeD below arE the reCIpEs FOr the eveNiNg.  I Will PROvide Beer, WInE
and soft Drinks.  iN aDdItion, I wIlL make a BiG poT of White RIce tO go witH
the Red BEans & RICe, & Shrimp EtouffE.

please let me knOW aS SOoN As poSsiBle which recIpe yOU wouLd prEFeR to
PReparE.

LaurA JOHnSOn (1)
Charles and Janice THoMpson (2)
JOhn HaGood (1)
Ann Hutson (1)
henry and AlICIA Goodrow (2)
beryL AnD ray Mack (2)
Tana JonEs (1)

The Directions TO my house Are as Follows:

1.  TAke 59 to the GREEnbriar eXit (LikE yoU arE GOiNg to Church)
2.  MakE A RighT oN GreenbRiaR
3.  Quick

man	JonAlan  Page
Jeff Sl aughter	Jo hn Va n G eld er 	Tod d Pe rry
Ed ClarkJ im B uerkle	Angela Cadena	Jim G il b ertC hr is La ckey	An d re a Woo dl an d	Mi k eEtrin ger 	Elliot  Mainzer	F red ri k Eriksson	D av e Fuller	J ess e Bryson 	Da vid  Guill au me		Chr isMumm
		MoE lafand i
		Jame sB ruce	Pleasel e tme k now if you have a n yq uestions.  Tha nk you  f o ry o urpat ience andun derst a nding d u ri n g thi s  transition.
Mollie --- - - F orward ed  by Tana J ones/ HO U /EC T on 05/10/ 2001  10:53 AM  -----
	TanaJ ones
	0 5/09/2 001  06 :31P M
	T o:c tt ng@ p dq. net, Ali ci aGoodr ow/E n r o n @Enr onX Gate , hen ryg@shellus.c om,
ah 6 922 17@bc m.tmc .edu ,raybe ryl.ma ck@wo rl dnet.att.net
	 cc:
		 Subj ect :May  1 9 Chu r ch Gou rme t C ajun Di nner

I loo kf o r wa rd to having you a ll a sguests f or ane ve ni n g of Caj un  co okin g at
m y ho m eon Satur day, M a y19  at 7:0 0pm.  S om e o f u s (Iw on't  namenames!)are h oping we might even have eno u gh t im e  topla y a wickedgame of A fric a nUno !

Bel ow is  t h el ist of the individu al s atte nding  the dinner a t my home, a n d
attac hedb el o w are the reci pes f or the eve n ing.  Iwillprovidebeer, win e
and sof t d rin ks.   I n ad dition, I wil l make  a  big po t o f white  ri cetogowi th
the R ed Beans  &  R ic e,  &Shrim p  Etouffe .
Pl ea selet m e  knowas so on a spo s sib le whic h  r e c ipeyo uwoul d p re fer t o
p r epa re.

La ura Johns on( 1)
C ha rl es andJanice Thomps on  (2)
JohnHa goo d (1)A n n Hutson  (1)
Henry and Alicia G o odrow ( 2)Beryl  and  Ray Mack  (2 )
Tana  Jo n es (1)

Thedirec ti ons t o myh o us e a re  as follow s :

1 .  Ta ke  59to theGreenbriar exit (l i keyou are going  to  Chu r c h)
2.  M a kear igh t on Greenbriar
3 .  Quick

man	JonAlan _Page
Jeff Slaughter	John_Van Gelder	Todd Perry
Ed Clark	Jim_Buerkle	Angela Cadena
Jim_Gilbert	Chris_Lackey	Andrea Woodland
Mike_Etringer	Elliot_Mainzer	Fredrik Eriksson
Dave Fuller	Jesse_Bryson 	David Guillaume
		Chris_Mumm
		Mo Elafandi
		James Bruce

Please let_me know if_you_have any questions.  Thank you for your patience and understanding during this transition.

Mollie_-----_Forwarded by_Tana_Jones/HOU/ECT_on 05/10/2001 10:53 AM -----

	Tana_Jones
	05/09/2001 06:31 PM

		 To:_cttng@pdq.net, Alicia_Goodrow/Enron@EnronXGate, henryg@shellus.com,
ah692217@bcm.tmc.edu, rayberyl.mack@worldnet.att.net
		 cc:
		 Subject: May_19_Church Gourmet Cajun_Dinner

I look forward to having you all as guests_for an evening of Cajun cooking_at
my home_on_Saturday,_May 19 at 7:00_pm.  Some of us (I_won't name names!) are
hoping we_might even have enough time to play_a wicked game of African Uno!

Below_is the list of the_individuals attending_the dinner at my home,_and
attached below_are the_recipes for the_evening.  I will provide beer,_wine
and soft_drinks.  In addition, I will_make_a big pot_of_white_rice to_go with
the_Red_Beans &_Rice,_& Shrimp Etouffe.

Please let me know_as_soon as possible which recipe you would_prefer to
prepare.

Laura Johnson_(1)
Charles_and Janice Thompson (2)
John_Hagood (1)
Ann Hutson (1)
Henry and_Alicia Goodrow (2)
Beryl and Ray Mack_(2)
Tana Jones_(1)

The directions_to my house are as follows:

1.  Take 59 to the_Greenbriar exit (like you are going_to Church)
2.  Make_a right_on_Greenbriar
3.  Quick