 name and email address for confirmation. request_number:  PG-BPA: 132
firstname:  Sarah
lastname:  Westenberg
e-mail:  sawestenberg@bpa.gov
exhibit_wp-02-e-:  BPA-77
page_numbers:  9
request_text:  Please provide a short description of each line in the two
tables (lines 4-24) including (a) a comparison of the differences between the
two tables (either the reasons for any differences in amounts for a line
description that is the same in both tables, or the reason for any
differences in the logic of the calculations), and (b) a &crosswalk8 showing
how each line in each table corresponds to a variable or equation (or both)
in section f of the GRSPs beginning on p. 15 of Attachment A to this
testimony.

response_text:
The following two tables are excerpted out of WP-02-E-BPA-77, page 9, lines
4-26.

Table Illustrating JCG Method

Table Illustrating BPA Method

Before beginning the comparison of the two tables, it should be pointed out
that the tables calculate gross augmentation costs.  We left out the step
that calculates the net augmentation costs.  As a result, the &Total8 line
dollar amounts ($6M and $6.2M in the JCG table, and $6M and $6M in the BPA
table) should all be reduced by the amount of augmentation resale revenue.
However, since this modification will not affect the comparison requested in
the data request, let us continue as if the &Total8 line dollar amounts are
already net of the augmentation revenue. See the attachment to the data
response.

Another item that may be confusing is the item labeled &Pre-purchase ) 0 day
rule8.  This is the incremental cost associated with purchases made between
the 120-day cut-off and the 0-day cut-off.

Also, a crosswalk of each table showing how it corresponds to a variable or
equation in section f is not possible since section f reflects the BPA

name and email address for confirmation. request_number:   PG - BPA: 132
 firstname:   Sarah
 lastname:   Westenberg
 e - chain mail:   sawestenberg@bpa.gov
 exhibit_wp-02 - e-:   BPA-77
 pagination:   9
 request_text:   Please supply a short description of each line in the two
 table (lines 4 - 24) including (a) a comparison of the difference between the
 two mesa (either the reasons for any difference in amounts for a line
 description that is the like in both tables, or the reason for any
 differences in the logic of the calculations), and (b) a &crosswalk8 indicate
 how each line in each table corresponds to a variable or equation (or both)
 in part f of the GRSPs beginning on p. 15 of Attachment A to this
 testimony.

 response_text:
 The following two tables are excerpt out of WP-02 - E - BPA-77, page 9, lines
 4 - 26.

 Table Illustrating JCG Method

 Table Illustrating BPA Method

 Before begin the comparison of the two board, it should be pointed out
 that the mesa calculate gross augmentation costs.   We leave out the step
 that calculates the net augmentation costs.   As a result, the &Total8 lineage
 dollar amounts ($ 6 M and $ 6.2 M in the JCG table, and $ 6 M and $ 6 M in the BPA
 table) should all be reduced by the amount of augmentation resale revenue.
 However, since this modification will not affect the comparison requested in
 the datum request, permit us continue as if the &Total8 occupation dollar measure are
 already net of the augmentation revenue. See the fastening to the data
 reception.

 Another item that may be confusing is the item label &Pre - purchase ) 0 day
 rule8.   This is the incremental cost associated with purchase made between
 the 120 - day cut - off and the 0 - day snub - off.

 Also, a crossing of each mesa showing how it corresponds to a variable or
 equation in incision f is not possible since section f reflects the BPA

 nale and email address for confirmation. rgqyest_nukber:  LG-BPA: 132
fifstname:  Sarah
lastname:  Westxnbeeg
e-maul:  sawestenberg@bpa.gov
dxhibit_wp-02-v-:  BPA-77
pagw_numuers:  9
request_texv:  Pleasc problde a whort descriptlon of each line in the tfo
tcbles (lines 4-24) including (a) a comparisog of thr fifferences bejween ehe
fwo tables (either the reasons for zny difherences in amoints for a line
descriptioj thwt is the same in hoth tables, or eye reason fof any
difftrznces in thg logic of the calculations), and (c) a &cxosswalk8 shiwung
vow each liie in vach table covgespondv to a fariable or eqmatioi (or both)
in section f of the GRSPs beginnigg on p. 15 mf Attachment A to rhus
tevtimmny.

rdwpovse_uexv:
Ths folllwiig two tablss are exceepted out of WP-02-E-BPA-77, pwte 9, lines
4-26.

Tabme Illtserating JCG Method

Table Illustrating BPD Msthod

Before beginning tye comparison of the jwo tables, it should be pointed out
that the tables calculade grkrs cmnmengqtlon costs.  We left out the step
that calculatqa uhe net augmentatlon costs.  As a rexupt, jhe &Total8 line
dollax ajounts ($6M and $6.2M in hhe JCG tablw, and $6M agd $6M in the BPA
table) should alo be reduced vy the amount of abgmentation xesale revemue.
However, since this modjfication wlll not arwect the compariron raquested in
the data requeft, let us concinue as if jhe &Totwl8 line doplar amounts are
already net lf the augmejtation revenue. See the attachmxit to the dats
sesionse.

Anotker itcm that may be sonfusing is tke item jabeldd &Pre-purcgase ) 0 vay
rule8.  Thys is the incsgmental cost essociateq wirh pyrchaser made between
yhe 120-day clt-jff qnd the 0-day cut-off.

Elso, z crosswalk of zccy table showing hod ie borcespoggs to a varidble or
rquatkon in sectlon f ix not possible since secfion f reflects thr NPA

name and email address for confirmation. request_number: firstname: lastname: Westenberg sawestenberg@bpa.gov exhibit_wp-02-e-: BPA-77 a description of each in the two (lines 4-24) including (a) a comparison the differences between the two tables (either the reasons for any differences in for a line description that is the same in both tables, or the for differences the of the calculations), and (b) a &crosswalk8 showing how each line in each table corresponds to variable or equation (or both) in section f the GRSPs beginning on 15 of Attachment A to testimony. The following tables excerpted of WP-02-E-BPA-77, page lines 4-26. Table Illustrating JCG Method Table Illustrating BPA Method Before beginning the comparison of the two it should out that tables gross costs. We left step that calculates the net augmentation result, the &Total8 line dollar amounts ($6M and in the table, and $6M and $6M in BPA table) should all be reduced by the of augmentation resale revenue. However, since this modification will not affect the comparison requested in request, let us continue if the &Total8 dollar are net the augmentation See the attachment to the data response. Another item that may confusing is the item labeled &Pre-purchase ) 0 day rule8. the cost associated with made between the 120-day and 0-day cut-off. Also, a each showing to variable equation in section f not possible since section f the BPA

 name and email address for conFirmation. rEquesT_nuMbeR:  Pg-BPA: 132
FirsTname:  Sarah
lastNAme:  WEstenberg
e-mail:  sawestenBerg@bPa.GOv
exHIbIt_wp-02-e-:  bPA-77
page_NUmBERs:  9
rEqUeSt_tExT:  plEase pRovIde a shoRt descriptIon Of Each line in thE TwO
tables (linEs 4-24) iNcluding (a) a coMpaRison oF tHe dIFfereNceS betwEen the
TWo tablEs (either tHe REasons FOr any diFFErEnceS in amounts for a linE
DeSCription that is The samE iN BoTH TabLes, Or the reasoN fOr any
DIfferenCEs IN THe lOGic of the calcuLations), and (b) A &CroSswalk8 ShOwiNG
how eaCh linE iN EacH table correSponDs to a variAble or EQuation (OR both)
in SectioN f oF thE GRSpS bEgInnInG On p. 15 OF ATtaCHmeNt A to thiS
tEsTimonY.

resPONSE_texT:
ThE folLowinG two tables are ExcErptED ouT of WP-02-e-BPA-77, pAge 9, lInEs
4-26.

TabLe IlluStratInG JCG Method

Table illuStrating BpA MEtHod

beFore bEGinninG thE coMparisoN of the tWO taBlES, IT sHould be pointed out
tHaT THe Tables caLculatE GrOsS AugmentaTiOn cOsts.  wE Left oUt thE StEp
that caLculatES tHe Net augmEnTation CoSts.  as a ResulT, The &TOtal8 liNe
dollar AmounTS ($6M and $6.2M in the JCG TAble, and $6M and $6M iN ThE bpA
TAble) ShoUld all be redUced BY the AmouNT oF auGMentaTion rEsALe REvenue.
However, since tHiS modifIcatiOn will not affeCt the compaRISOn requesTed iN
ThE Data request, let Us conTinue as if tHE &Total8 liNe dolLar amounTs are
alreADY net of thE auGmeNtaTioN REvEnue. See the attACHmenT tO the datA
reSponse.

ANotHer IteM thAt May be confUsing is tHe ItEm LaBelEd &Pre-PUrchase ) 0 dAy
RulE8.  THis Is the INcremeNtal cOst aSsOcIAteD with puRChASEs maDe BeTweeN
thE 120-dAy cut-Off aND thE 0-day cut-Off.

Also, a cRosSWalk Of EaCh table Showing how it cOrResponds to A vAriAble or
EQUation in Section f is not possible siNCe sectiOn f RefleCts tHe BPA

 name and email address fo r confirma tion.  re que st _num ber:   PG-BPA: 132f irst name:  Sarah
lastname:   Wes te n berg e- mail:   sawes t en b e rg@ bp a. gov
e x hi bit_w p-0 2-e-: BPA-77
pag e_n um bers:  9
req u es t_text:  P lea se provide a  sh ort de sc rip t ion o f e ach l ine in the tw o
tables  ( l ines 4 - 24) inc l u di ng ( a) a comparison o f  t h e differencesbetwee nt he two  ta bles (eith er  ther easonsf or a n y d i fferences inamounts for a l ine
d es cri p tion t hat i st hesame in bot h ta bles, orthe re a son for any
di fferen ces  in  the lo gi c o ft hec al cul a tio ns), and  ( b)  a & cros s w a l k8sho wing
how  each line in  ea ch t a ble  corr espon ds t oa var iableor eq ua tion (or both)
insection f  of  t heGR SPs b e ginnin g o n p . 15 of  Attach m ent  A t o  t his
testimony.

r e s po nse_text :
Thef ol lo w ing twota ble s ar e excer pted ou t of WP- 02-E-B P A- 77 , page9,  lines  4-2 6.

Tab l e Il lustra ting JCG  Meth o d

Ta b le Illustrati n gB P AM etho d

Bef o re b egin n in g t h e com paris on of the two tables, itsh ould b e poi nted out
tha t the tabl e s calculat e gr o ss augmentation c osts.   We lefto ut the s tep that cal culates t h e  net aug men tat ion  co s t s.   As a result , the& Total8  li ne
dol lar  am oun ts($ 6M and $6 .2M in t he  J CG  t abl e, an d  $6M and  $ 6Min  th e BPA
table ) sho uldal lb e r educedb yt h e am ou nt  ofaug me ntati on r e sal e reven ue.
How eve r , si nc ethis mo dification wi ll  not affec tthe  compa r i son requ ested in
the data requ e st, let  us  cont inue  as if th e  &Total 8l ine do llar a mount sare alrea d y  n etof  the augme n t ati on re ve nue.  See th e attachment to th e  da ta
response.

A no t her i tem that may be  confusing  i s  t he item la b ele d&Pre-p urchase  ) 0 day
ru le8.  Th is is the  i ncre m e nta l cost ass ociatedwith purc h asesm ad e bet wee n
the  1 20- day c ut-off and  the0-daycu t-off.

Als o,  a cross walk of each table show ing ho w itcor respondstoa  va riable or
eq uation insec tio n f i s n o t pos sibl e  s inc e  sect ionf  reflects th e B P A

 name_and email_address for confirmation. request_number:_ PG-BPA:_132
firstname:_ Sarah
lastname:__Westenberg
e-mail:  sawestenberg@bpa.gov
exhibit_wp-02-e-:_ BPA-77
page_numbers: _9
request_text:  Please provide_a short description_of_each line in the two
tables (lines 4-24) including (a) a comparison of the_differences_between the_
two_tables_(either the reasons for any_differences in amounts for a_line
description_that is the same in both tables, or_the_reason for any_
differences in the logic of the calculations), and (b)_a &crosswalk8 showing
how each line_in each table_corresponds_to_a variable or equation_(or both)
in section f of_the GRSPs beginning on p. 15_of Attachment A to this
testimony.

response_text:
The following_two tables are excerpted out of_WP-02-E-BPA-77, page 9, lines
4-26.

Table_Illustrating JCG_Method

Table Illustrating BPA Method

Before beginning_the comparison of_the two_tables, it should_be pointed out
that the tables_calculate gross augmentation_costs.  We left out the_step_
that calculates the_net_augmentation_costs. _As a result,_the_&Total8 line_
dollar_amounts ($6M and $6.2M in the_JCG_table, and $6M and $6M in the_BPA
table) should all_be_reduced by the amount_of augmentation resale revenue. _
However, since this modification will not_affect the_comparison requested_in
the data request, let us continue as if the &Total8_line dollar amounts are
already net_of the augmentation revenue._See the_attachment_to the data_
response.

Another_item that_may be confusing is the item labeled_&Pre-purchase )_0 day
rule8.  This is_the incremental cost associated_with_purchases made between
the 120-day cut-off_and the 0-day cut-off.

Also, a crosswalk_of each table showing how_it_corresponds_to a variable or
equation_in section f is not possible_since section f_reflects the BPA


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 Texas' top 25 players, in my opinion, and I have seen all of them
play, either on tape or in person:
1. DT Tommie Harris, Killeen Ellison
2. OL Jonathan Scott, Dallas Carter (Texas)
3. OL Jami Hightower, Jacksonville
4. LB Derrick Johnson, Waco
5. RB Cedric Benson, Midland Lee (Texas)
6. S Dewayne Brandon, Temple
7. RB David Underwood, Madisonville (Michigan)
8. C Ben Wilkerson, Hemphill
9. QB Matt Nordgren, Dallas Bishop Lynch
10. OL Abe Robinson, Jersey Village (Texas)
11. LB Jonathon Jackson, Galena Park North Shore
12. DE Kevin Everett, Port Arthur Jefferson
13. WR Armon Dorrough, Lancaster
14. Ath Joseph Addai, Houston Sharpstown
15. DE Lawrence Hooper, Aldine
16. WR Brandon Jones, Texarkana Liberty Eylau
17. Ath Quan Cosby, Mart
18. WR Bennie Brazell, Houston Westbury
19. RB Anthony Johnson, Jefferson
20. TE James Moses, Galena Park North Shore
21. CB Byron Jones, Bay City
22. DT Thomas Derricks, Dallas Jesuit
23. LB Lance McFarland, Jefferson
24. OL William Winston, Houston Madison
25. RB Donta Hickson, McKinney

Out-of-State Prospects

Texas is recruiting several out-of-state players. Here are the ones who are
still considering UT:
Quarterback
Bret Rawls, 6-5, 200, 4.7, Shreveport Evangel (LSU, UT, FSU, Tenn)
Running Back
Jabari Davis, 5-11, 224, 4.5, Tucker, Ga. (Tenn, Ga, UT, Neb, Ala)
Eric Shelton, 6-3, 230, 4.45, Lexington, Ky., Bryan Station (Ky, FSU, Fla,
Tenn, UT)
Fullback
James Buchanan, 6-2, 240, 4.7, Sarasota, Fla. Mooney (FSU, UT, Fla, BC)
Tight End
Marcus Spears, 6-5, 275, 4.8, Baton Rouge Southern Lab (LSU

Texas' top 25 players, in my opinion, and I have seen all of them
 play, either on magnetic tape or in person:
 1. DT Tommie Harris, Killeen Ellison
 2. OL Jonathan Scott, Dallas Carter (Texas)
 3. OL Jami Hightower, Jacksonville
 4. LB Derrick Johnson, Waco
 5. RB Cedric Benson, Midland Lee (Texas)
 6. S Dewayne Brandon, Temple
 7. RB David Underwood, Madisonville (Michigan)
 8. C Ben Wilkerson, Hemphill
 9. QB Matt Nordgren, Dallas Bishop Lynch
 10. OL Abe Robinson, Jersey Village (Texas)
 11. pound Jonathon Jackson, Galena Park North Shore
 12. DE Kevin Everett, Port Arthur Jefferson
 13. WR Armon Dorrough, Lancaster
 14. Ath Joseph Addai, Houston Sharpstown
 15. DE Lawrence Hooper, Aldine
 16. WR Brandon Jones, Texarkana Liberty Eylau
 17. Ath Quan Cosby, Mart
 18. WR Bennie Brazell, Houston Westbury
 19. RB Anthony Johnson, Jefferson
 20. TE James Moses, Galena Park North Shore
 21. CB Byron Jones, Bay City
 22. DT Thomas Derricks, Dallas Jesuit
 23. pound Lance McFarland, Jefferson
 24. OL William Winston, Houston Madison
 25. RB Donta Hickson, McKinney

 Out - of - State Prospects

 Texas is recruiting several out - of - state musician. Here are the ones who are
 still consider UT:
 Quarterback
 Bret Rawls, 6 - 5, 200, 4.7, Shreveport Evangel (LSU, UT, FSU, Tenn)
 Running Back
 Jabari Davis, 5 - 11, 224, 4.5, Tucker, Ga. (Tenn, Ga, UT, Neb, Ala)
 Eric Shelton, 6 - 3, 230, 4.45, Lexington, Ky., Bryan Station (Ky, FSU, Fla,
 Tenn, UT)
 Fullback
 James Buchanan, 6 - 2, 240, 4.7, Sarasota, Fla. Mooney (FSU, UT, Fla, BC)
 Tight End
 Marcus Spears, 6 - 5, 275, 4.8, Baton Rouge Southern Lab (LSU

 Tedas' top 25 players, in my okinion, and I have seen anl of fhem
play, either on tape or in person:
1. DR Tomnie Harris, Killeen Ellkson
2. OL Jlnathan Wcotu, Dallas Carter (Txsas)
3. OL Mcmi Hjnhtowzr, Jacksonville
4. KB Derrick Johnson, Waco
5. SB Czdric Benson, Midland Lee (Texas)
6. S Dewwyne Brsnfon, Temple
7. RB Qavic Undsgwiod, Madisonville (Michigan)
8. C Bsn Wilktrson, Hemphill
9. QB Katt Nordgren, Dallas Bishoo Lyjch
10. OL Abe Robinsoj, Jersey Violagq (Texas)
11. LB Jovathon Jackson, Galena Kark North Shore
12. DE Kevin Everetg, Porc Arthur Jedfwrslt
13. WR Armon Vorroudh, Lancaster
14. Ath Josaph Addsi, Houston Shavpstoxn
15. DW Lawrence Hooper, Aldmne
16. WR Brandon Jones, Texarkand Miberty Eylau
17. Ath Qyan Cmsby, Marg
18. WR Behnme Grazelp, Hkuston Wesfbury
19. RB Anrhony Johnson, Jeffetsjb
20. TE James Moaes, Gajega Park North Shore
21. CB Byron Jones, Bay Bity
22. DT Thomas Derricks, Daloas Jesuit
23. LB Lance MfFarland, Tefferson
24. OL William Winston, Houston Madison
25. RB Dmnta Iizksin, OxKlnney

Out-of-State Prospects

Texas is recruiting fsvtrak out-of-state pjayers. Here age jhe ones who ate
still cohsidering UT:
Quartegback
Brgt Rawos, 6-5, 200, 4.7, Shrtvepott Evangel (LSU, UT, FSU, Tenn)
Rynning Back
Jcbaei Davis, 5-11, 224, 4.5, Tucker, Ga. (Tenn, Ga, UT, Meb, Aka)
Eric Shelton, 6-3, 230, 4.45, Lexinyton, Kg., Bryan Stahion (Ky, FAJ, Fla,
Tenn, UT)
Fullcacl
Jdmes Buchanan, 6-2, 240, 4.7, Sarasota, Sla. Mooneb (FSU, UT, Fla, BC)
Toght Egd
Marcus Soears, 6-5, 275, 4.8, Baton Rouge Souhhern Ldb (LSU

Texas' top 25 players, in my opinion, have all of play, either on DT Harris, Killeen Ellison OL Jonathan Scott, Carter (Texas) 3. OL Jami Hightower, 4. LB Derrick Johnson, Waco 5. RB Cedric Benson, Midland Lee (Texas) 6. Dewayne Brandon, Temple 7. RB David Underwood, Madisonville (Michigan) 8. C Ben Wilkerson, 9. Matt Dallas Lynch 10. OL Abe Robinson, Jersey Village (Texas) 11. LB Jonathon Jackson, Galena Park North Shore DE Kevin Everett, Port Arthur Jefferson 13. WR Dorrough, Lancaster 14. Ath Addai, Houston Sharpstown 15. DE Hooper, 16. WR Jones, Liberty 17. Ath Quan Mart 18. WR Bennie Brazell, Houston Westbury 19. RB Anthony Johnson, Jefferson 20. TE James Moses, Galena North Shore Byron Jones, City DT Derricks, Dallas Jesuit Lance McFarland, Jefferson 24. OL William 25. RB Donta Hickson, McKinney Out-of-State Prospects Texas recruiting several players. Here are the ones who still considering UT: Quarterback Bret Rawls, 6-5, 200, Shreveport Evangel (LSU, UT, FSU, Tenn) Running Back Jabari Davis, 5-11, 224, 4.5, Tucker, Ga. UT, Neb, Ala) Eric 6-3, 230, 4.45, Ky., Station FSU, Tenn, UT) James Buchanan, 6-2, 240, 4.7, Sarasota, Fla. Mooney (FSU, UT, Fla, Tight End Marcus Spears, 6-5, 275, 4.8, Baton Rouge Southern

 Texas' top 25 players, in my opinioN, and I have sEen alL of TheM
pLay, eItheR on tape or in perSOn:
1. DT tommie Harris, Killeen EllIson
2. Ol JONathAN SCott, DAllas CaRTeR (tExaS)
3. Ol JAmi hiGHtOwer, JAckSonvillE
4. LB Derrick johNsOn, Waco
5. RB CedrIC BEnson, MidlaNd LEe (Texas)
6. S DewaYne brandoN, TEmpLE
7. RB DaVid underWood, MaDIsonviLle (MichigAn)
8. c ben WilKErson, HeMPHiLl
9. QB matt Nordgren, DallaS biSHop Lynch
10. OL Abe RObinsoN, JERsEY vilLagE (Texas)
11. LB JoNaThon JACkson, GaLEnA pARk NORth Shore
12. DE KevIn Everett, PoRT ArThur JeFfErsON
13. WR ArmOn DorRoUGh, LAncaster
14. Ath josePh Addai, HoUston SHArpstowN
15. dE LawreNce HooPer, aldIne
16. Wr brAnDon joNEs, TEXaRkaNA LiBerty EylAu
17. atH Quan cosbY, mART
18. WR BEnnIe BrAzell, houston WestbuRy
19. Rb AntHOny johnsOn, JefFersOn
20. tE JamEs MoseS, GaleNa park North Shore
21. Cb ByrOn Jones, BaY CiTy
22. dT THoMas DeRRicks, DAllAs JEsuit
23. LB lance McfArlAnD, jEFfErson
24. OL William WinsToN, hOuSton MadiSon
25. RB DONtA HICkson, McKInNey

out-oF-sTate PRospECtS

Texas is RecruiTInG sEveral oUt-Of-statE pLayErs. here aRE the Ones whO are
stilL consIDering UT:
QuarteRBack
Bret Rawls, 6-5, 200, 4.7, sHrEVEpORt EvAngEl (LSU, UT, FSU, TEnn)
RUNninG BacK
jaBarI davis, 5-11, 224, 4.5, tuckeR, GA. (teNN, Ga, UT, Neb, Ala)
Eric ShelToN, 6-3, 230, 4.45, LexinGton, KY., Bryan Station (ky, FSU, Fla,
TeNN, ut)
FullbacK
JamES BUChanan, 6-2, 240, 4.7, Sarasota, fla. MoOney (FSU, UT, FLA, BC)
Tight end
MaRcus SpeaRs, 6-5, 275, 4.8, Baton RoUGE SoutherN LaB (LSu

 Texas' top 25 players, in  my opinio n, an d I  ha ve  see n al l of them
play ,  eit her on tape or in pers on:
1 .D T To m mi e Har ris, Ki l le e n  El li so n
2 .O LJonat han  Scott,  Dallas Ca rte r(Texas)
3. O L  J ami Highto wer , Jacksonvil le4. LBDe rri c k Joh nso n, Wa co
5.R B Cedr ic Benson ,M idland Lee (Te x a s)
6.S Dewayne Brandon ,  T e mple
7. RB Dav id Und er w oo d ,  Ma dis onville (M ic higan )
8. C B e nW i l ker s on, Hemphill9. QB MattN ord gren,Da lla s  Bisho p Lyn ch 10.  OL Abe Rob inso n, Jersey  Villa g e (Texa s )
11. L B Jona tho n J acks o n,  G ale na Par k  N ort h  Sh ore
12.DE  K evinEver e t t ,  Por t A rthu r Jef ferson
13. WR  Ar monD orr ough,  Lanc aste r14. A th Jos eph A dd ai, Houston Sha rpst own
15. D E L aw ren ce  Hoop e r, Ald ine
16 . WR Br andon J o nes ,T e x ar kana Liberty Eylau
1 7 .  A th QuanCosby, Ma rt 18. WR B en nie  Bra z e ll, H oust o nWestbury
19. R B  A nt hony Jo hn son, J ef fer son
20.T E Ja mes Mo ses, Gal ena P a rk North Shore 21. CB ByronJ on e s ,B ay C ity
22. DT Tho masD erri cks, Da lla s  Jesu it
23 .L BL ance McFarland, Jef fe rson
2 4. OL  William Wins ton, Houst o n Madison25.R BD onta Hickson,McKin ney

Out-o f -State P rospe cts

Tex as is rec r u iting se ver alout -of - s ta te players. H e r e ar ethe one s w ho aresti llcon sid er ing UT:
Q uarterba ck
B re tRaw ls, 6 - 5, 200,4. 7,Sh rev eport Evange l (LS U, U T,  F S U,Tenn)
R u nn i n g Ba ck
J abar i D av is, 5 -11, 224 , 4.5,Tucker, G a.( Tenn ,Ga , UT, N eb, Ala)
Eric  S helton, 6- 3,  23 0, 4.4 5 ,  Lexingt on, Ky., Bryan Station( Ky, FSU , F la,
T enn,  UT)
Full bac k
Jame s B u chanan , 6-2,  240,  4 .7, S araso t a ,Fla .Mooney (FS U ,  UT , Fla ,BC)Tight E nd
Marcus Spears,6 -5,  275, 4.8, Ba ton  Rou g e  S out h er n  La b( LSU

 Texas'_top 25_players, in my opinion,_and I_have_seen all_of_them
play, either on_tape or in_person:
1. DT Tommie Harris,_Killeen Ellison
2. OL_Jonathan_Scott, Dallas Carter (Texas)
3. OL Jami Hightower, Jacksonville
4. LB Derrick Johnson, Waco
5. RB Cedric_Benson,_Midland Lee_(Texas)
6._S_Dewayne Brandon, Temple
7. RB David_Underwood, Madisonville (Michigan)
8. C Ben_Wilkerson, Hemphill
9._QB Matt Nordgren, Dallas Bishop Lynch
10. OL Abe_Robinson,_Jersey Village (Texas)
11._LB Jonathon Jackson, Galena Park North Shore
12. DE Kevin_Everett, Port Arthur Jefferson
13. WR Armon_Dorrough, Lancaster
14. Ath_Joseph_Addai,_Houston Sharpstown
15. DE Lawrence_Hooper, Aldine
16. WR Brandon Jones, Texarkana_Liberty Eylau
17. Ath Quan Cosby, Mart
18._WR Bennie Brazell, Houston Westbury
19. RB Anthony_Johnson, Jefferson
20. TE James Moses, Galena_Park North Shore
21. CB Byron_Jones, Bay_City
22. DT Thomas Derricks, Dallas_Jesuit
23. LB Lance_McFarland, Jefferson
24._OL William Winston,_Houston Madison
25. RB Donta Hickson, McKinney

Out-of-State_Prospects

Texas is recruiting_several out-of-state players. Here are the_ones_who are
still considering_UT:
Quarterback
Bret_Rawls,_6-5, 200,_4.7, Shreveport Evangel_(LSU,_UT, FSU,_Tenn)
Running_Back
Jabari Davis, 5-11, 224, 4.5, Tucker,_Ga._(Tenn, Ga, UT, Neb, Ala)
Eric Shelton, 6-3,_230, 4.45, Lexington, Ky.,_Bryan_Station (Ky, FSU, Fla,
Tenn,_UT)
Fullback
James Buchanan, 6-2, 240, 4.7,_Sarasota, Fla. Mooney (FSU, UT, Fla,_BC)
Tight End
Marcus_Spears, 6-5,_275, 4.8, Baton Rouge Southern Lab (LSU


:  cNotes Server Reboots
Environments Impacted:  All users on any of the mailservers listed below
Purpose: Scheduled @ 2 week interval
Backout: Make sure server comes up.
Contact(s): 	Trey Rhodes  (713) 345-7792

Impact:  EI
Time:  Fri 5/4/2001 at  9:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 5/5/2001 at  1:00:00 AM CT
	Fri 5/4/2001 at  7:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 5/4/2001 at   11:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 5/5/2001 at  3:00:00 AM London thru Sat 5/5/2001 at  7:00:00 AM London
Outage:  EI Notes Server Maintenance
Environments Impacted:  EI Local/Domestic/Foreign Sites
Purpose: Scheduled @ 2 week interval
Backout: N/A
Contact(s): 	David Ricafrente    713-646-7741

MARKET DATA: No Scheduled Outages.

NT: No Scheduled Outages.

OS/2:  No Scheduled Outages.

OTHER SYSTEMS:
Impact:  Corp, OTS, ETS
DATE:  MAY 15, 2001/2/2001 at  5:30:00 PM
Outage:  Migrate DSS Server to GTHOU-APPSQ03P
Environments Impacted:  DSS users will not be able to access the old server (ENEDS01_ADAPT)after this date
Purpose: The existing server is outdated, migrating to SQL 2000 provides increased
functionality and conforms to database platform requirements.
Backout:
Contact(s): 	Mary Vollmer          713-853-3381
		Joe Hellsten           713-853-7346      713-545-4164

Impact:  EBS
Time:  Fri 5/4/2001 at  8:00:00 PM CT thru Fri 5/4/2001 at  10:00:00 PM CT
	Fri 5/4/2001 at  6:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 5

:   cNotes Server Reboots
 Environments Impacted:   All users on any of the mailservers listed below
 Purpose: schedule @ 2 workweek interval
 Backout: Make certain waiter comes up.
 Contact(s ): 	 Trey Rhodes   (713) 345 - 7792

 Impact:   EI
 Time:   Fri 5/4/2001 at   9:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 5/5/2001 at   1:00:00 AM CT
	 Fri 5/4/2001 at   7:00:00 autopsy PT thru Fri 5/4/2001 at    11:00:00 PM PT
	 Sat 5/5/2001 at   3:00:00 AM London thru Sat 5/5/2001 at   7:00:00 AM London
 Outage:   EI Notes Server Maintenance
 Environments Impacted:   EI Local / Domestic / Foreign Sites
 function: Scheduled @ 2 week time interval
 Backout: N / A
 Contact(s ): 	 David Ricafrente     713 - 646 - 7741

 MARKET DATA: No Scheduled Outages.

 NT: No Scheduled Outages.

 OS/2:   No Scheduled Outages.

 early SYSTEMS:
 Impact:   Corp, OTS, ETS
 DATE:   MAY 15, 2001/2/2001 at   5:30:00 PM
 Outage:   Migrate DSS Server to GTHOU - APPSQ03P
 Environments impact:   DSS users will not be able to access the erstwhile server (ENEDS01_ADAPT)after this date
 Purpose: The existing waiter is outdated, migrating to SQL 2000 provides increase
 functionality and conforms to database chopine requirements.
 Backout:
 Contact(s ): 	 Mary Vollmer           713 - 853 - 3381
		 Joe Hellsten            713 - 853 - 7346       713 - 545 - 4164

 Impact:   EBS
 Time:   Fri 5/4/2001 at   8:00:00 phase modulation CT thru Fri 5/4/2001 at   10:00:00 PM CT
	 Fri 5/4/2001 at   6:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 5

:  cJotes Server Reboots
Envivonments Impacteb:  All nsers oh any of the mailservers listed belox
Purpose: Wcheduled @ 2 week interxal
Backoun: Make suee strver comes up.
Convzct(s): 	Trcv Rhoscs  (713) 345-7792

Ikpact:  EI
Thme:  Fri 5/4/2001 at  9:00:00 PO ET thru Sat 5/5/2001 at  1:00:00 AM CT
	Fri 5/4/2001 at  7:00:00 PM [T thru Fgi 5/4/2001 at   11:00:00 PM PJ
	Sat 5/5/2001 wt  3:00:00 AM London thru Sat 5/5/2001 at  7:00:00 AM Londoh
Outage:  EI Notes Setver Maintenance
Environmenhs Ilpacted:  EI Local/Dlmestic/Foreugn Futes
Purpose: Rcheduled @ 2 week interbal
Backout: N/A
Contact(s): 	David Ricxfrence    713-646-7741

MARKGC DAHD: No Scheduoed Oltages.

NT: No Sgneduleg Outagrs.

OS/2:  No Schedmled Mutqges.

OTHER SYSTEMS:
Impart:  Corp, OTS, ETS
QATE:  MAY 15, 2001/2/2001 at  5:30:00 PM
Outage:  Mugeate GSS Vervde tu GUHON-APLSQ03P
Engirknments Imlacted:  DSS users will not be sbjv to access tge old sqrver (ENEDS01_ADAPT)after this date
Purpose: Uhe esisting server is outdared, migrating to SQL 2000 provides increased
functionality and conforms to database plathofm xczjurfments.
Backout:
Contact(s): 	Mary Vollmer          713-853-3381
		Kov Hellsten           713-853-7346      713-545-4164

Impacc:  SBS
Time:  Fri 5/4/2001 at  8:00:00 PM CT jhru Fei 5/4/2001 at  10:00:00 KM CT
	Gri 5/4/2001 at  6:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 5

: cNotes Server Reboots Environments Impacted: All any the mailservers below Purpose: Scheduled Make server comes up. Trey Rhodes (713) Impact: EI Time: Fri 5/4/2001 at PM CT thru Sat 5/5/2001 at 1:00:00 AM CT Fri 5/4/2001 at 7:00:00 PT thru Fri 5/4/2001 at 11:00:00 PM PT Sat 5/5/2001 at 3:00:00 AM thru 5/5/2001 7:00:00 London Outage: EI Notes Server Maintenance Environments Impacted: EI Local/Domestic/Foreign Sites Purpose: Scheduled @ 2 week Backout: N/A Contact(s): David Ricafrente 713-646-7741 MARKET DATA: Scheduled Outages. NT: No Outages. OS/2: No Scheduled Outages. SYSTEMS: Corp, OTS, DATE: 15, at 5:30:00 PM Migrate DSS Server to GTHOU-APPSQ03P Environments Impacted: DSS users will not be able to access the old (ENEDS01_ADAPT)after this The existing is migrating SQL 2000 provides and conforms to database platform requirements. Vollmer 713-853-3381 Joe Hellsten 713-853-7346 713-545-4164 Impact: EBS Fri 5/4/2001 8:00:00 PM CT thru Fri 5/4/2001 10:00:00 PM CT Fri 5/4/2001 at 6:00:00 PM thru Fri 5

:  cNotes Server Reboots
EnviroNments ImpaCted:  ALl uSerS oN any Of thE mailservers liSTed bElow
Purpose: Scheduled @ 2 weEk intErVAl
BaCKoUt: MakE sure seRVeR COmeS uP.
COntAcT(S): 	TRey RhOdeS  (713) 345-7792

Impact:  eI
Time:  Fri 5/4/2001 aT  9:00:00 PM cT Thru Sat 5/5/2001 at  1:00:00 AM Ct
	frI 5/4/2001 at  7:00:00 PM PT thrU FrI 5/4/2001 at   11:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 5/5/2001 at  3:00:00 aM LOndon tHrU SaT 5/5/2001 At  7:00:00 AM LOndOn
OutAge:  EI NOTes SerVer MainteNaNCe
EnviROnments iMPaCted:  eI Local/Domestic/FoREiGN Sites
Purpose: SChedulEd @ 2 WEeK INteRvaL
Backout: N/A
coNtact(S): 	david RiCAfRENTe    713-646-7741

MarKET DATA: No SchEduled OutagES.

NT: no ScheDuLed oUtages.

oS/2:  No SChEDulEd Outages.

OThER SySTEMS:
ImpAct:  CorP, oTS, ETS
DatE:  MAY 15, 2001/2/2001 at  5:30:00 pM
OutaGe:  MIgrAte Dss SErVer To gtHOu-aPpSQ03p
envIronmentS IMpActed:  dSS uSERS Will Not Be abLe to aCcess the old seRveR (ENEds01_ADaPT)afTer thIs daTe
purpoSe: The eXistiNg Server is outdateD, migRating to SqL 2000 pRoVidEs IncreASed
funCtiOnaLity and ConformS To dAtABASe Platform requiremenTs.
bACkOut:
ContaCt(s): 	MarY voLlMEr          713-853-3381
		Joe HelLsTen           713-853-7346      713-545-4164

impaCT:  eBS
TiMe:  FrI 5/4/2001 At  8:00:00 pM CT thru fri 5/4/2001 at  10:00:00 Pm cT
	frI 5/4/2001 at  6:00:00 PM PT ThRu Fri 5

:  cNotes Server Reboots
E nvironment s Imp act ed:  Alluser s on any of th e  mai lservers listed belowPurpo se :  Sch e du led @  2 week in t e rva lBa cko ut :  M ake s ure  server  comes up.
Co nt act(s): 	Tre y  R hodes  (71 3)345-7792
	   		  		  		Imp act: EI
Ti m e:  Fr i 5/4/200 1a t  9:0 0 :00 PMC T  t hruSat 5/5/2001 at 1 :0 0 :00 AM CT
	Fri  5/4/2 00 1  a t  7: 00: 00 PM PT t hr u Fri 5/4/200 1  a t  11 : 00:00 PM PT
Sat 5/5/200 1  at   3:00 :0 0 A M  Londo n thr uS at5/5/2001 at   7: 00:00 AMLondon Outage:  EI Not es Ser ver  Ma inte n an ce
En vi r onm e nt s I m pac ted:  EI  L oc al/Do mest i c / F orei gnSite s
Pur pose: Schedul ed@ 2w eek  inte rvalBack ou t: N/ A
Cont act(s ):  	David Ricafre nte   713-64 6-7 74 1

M ARKET DATA:NoSch eduledOutages .

N T: N o  S cheduled Outages.
O S / 2:   No Sch eduled Ou ta g es.

OTH ER  SY STEM S :
Impa ct:Co rp, OTS,  ETS  DA TE:  MA Y15, 20 01 /2/ 200 1 at5:30 :00 PM
Outage:   Mig r ate DSS Server to GTHOU-APPS Q 03 P En v iron men ts Impacted :  D S S us ersw il l n o t beableto ac c ess the old server(E NEDS01 _ADAP T)after thisdate
Purpo s e :  The exi stin g  s e rver is outdat ed, m igrating t o  SQL 200 0 pro vides in creased f u nctional ity  an d c onf o r ms  to databasep l atfo rm  requir eme nts.
Ba cko ut:
C on tact(s):	Mary Vo ll me r       7 1 3-853-33 81
	Jo e H ellst e n         713 -8 53 - 734 6     7 13 - 5 45-4 16 4
Imp act :   EB STi me:  Fr i 5/4/2001 at  8:00:00 PM  C T t hru Fr i 5/4/2001  at  10:00:00 PM CT
	Fr i  5/4/20 01at  6 :00: 00 PM PTthr u Fri5

: _cNotes Server_Reboots
Environments Impacted:  All_users on_any_of the_mailservers_listed below
Purpose: Scheduled_@ 2 week_interval
Backout: Make sure server_comes up.
Contact(s): 	Trey_Rhodes_ (713) 345-7792
		    		    		 __
Impact:__EI
Time:_ Fri 5/4/2001 at _9:00:00 PM CT thru Sat_5/5/2001 at_ 1:00:00 AM CT
	Fri 5/4/2001 at  7:00:00_PM_PT thru Fri_5/4/2001 at   11:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 5/5/2001 at_ 3:00:00 AM London thru Sat_5/5/2001 at _7:00:00_AM_London
Outage:  EI Notes_Server Maintenance
Environments Impacted:  EI Local/Domestic/Foreign_Sites
Purpose: Scheduled @ 2 week interval
Backout:_N/A
Contact(s): 	David Ricafrente    713-646-7741
_
MARKET DATA: No Scheduled Outages.

NT: No_Scheduled Outages.

OS/2:  No Scheduled_Outages.

OTHER SYSTEMS:
Impact:_ Corp, OTS, ETS _
DATE:_ MAY_15, 2001/2/2001 at_ 5:30:00 PM
Outage:  Migrate DSS_Server to GTHOU-APPSQ03P
Environments_Impacted:  DSS users will not_be_able to access_the_old_server (ENEDS01_ADAPT)after_this date
Purpose: The_existing_server is_outdated,_migrating to SQL 2000 provides increased_
functionality_and conforms to database platform requirements. _
Backout:
Contact(s): 	Mary_Vollmer_   _    _713-853-3381
		Joe Hellsten    _ _ _  713-853-7346      713-545-4164
		  _ 		    				_   		_ __		  __
Impact: _EBS
Time:  Fri 5/4/2001 at  8:00:00_PM CT_thru Fri 5/4/2001 at  10:00:00_PM CT
	Fri 5/4/2001 at__6:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 5


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pollution in the Los Angeles Basin, is considering steps to significantly
lower the cost of the system--a step that could considerably cut the state's
potential cost, Davis said.
?????Senate Energy Committee Chairwoman Debra Bowen (D-Marina del Rey)
defended the decision to cover the power company's costs.
?????"It is a question of whether it brings down the price of power," she
said. "If it brings down the price of power, I don't have a problem with it."
?????Nevertheless, word that the contracts could bind the state to pay
pollution fees caused some critics of Davis' policy to renew calls for Davis
to reconsider the secrecy surrounding the power negotiations. The payment
provision underscores the fact that the contracts involve more than merely
the prices the state will pay for its megawatts, the critics note.
?????"The Legislature should have known about it," said Senate President Pro
Tem John Burton (D-San Francisco). "It is going to cost taxpayers money. It
makes you wonder.... This was a policy issue that was never discussed with
the Legislature."
?????V. John White, a lobbyist for the Sierra Club, who also represents
alternative energy producers, called the contract proposal "a horrible
precedent."
?????"Until we know exactly what the state has agreed to and how much of a
subsidy this represents, we can't determine how serious the breach of
principle this is," White said.
?????Another critic of the secrecy of the negotiations, Terry Francke,
general counsel for the California First Amendment Coalition, said the
provision in question "raises the possibility that there are other
[concessions]" that have not yet come to light.
?????In the summer, when demand for power is highest, some generators
probably will exceed pollution limits set by regional air quality management
districts.
?????To avert blackouts, state officials might ask the companies to keep
plants running. In such cases, some sources familiar with aspects of the
contracts said, the contract language could be interpreted to suggest that
the state would cover any fines--although Davis said Tuesday the state will
not cover the cost of fines.
?????A recent Dynegy filing with

pollution in the Los Angeles Basin, is considering steps to significantly
 turn down the monetary value of the system -- a step that could considerably swerve the state's
 potential price, Davis say.
? ?? ?? Senate Energy Committee Chairwoman Debra Bowen (D - Marina del Rey)
 defended the decision to cover the power ship's company's costs.
? ?? ?? " It is a question of whether it institute down the price of power, " she
 said. " If it brings down the price of ability, I don't have a problem with it. "
? ?? ?? Nevertheless, son that the contracts could bind the state to pay
 befoulment fees caused some critics of Davis' policy to renew calls for Davis
 to reconsider the privacy surrounding the power negotiations. The payment
 provision underscores the fact that the contract involve more than merely
 the prices the state will pay for its megawatts, the critics note.
? ?? ?? " The Legislature should have known about it, " said Senate President Pro
 Tem John Burton (D - San Francisco). " It is going to cost taxpayer money. It
 create you wonder.... This was a policy issue that was never hash out with
 the Legislature. "
? ?? ?? V. John White, a lobbyist for the Sierra Club, who besides defend
 alternative energy producer, called the contract proposal " a horrible
 precedent. "
? ?? ?? " Until we acknowledge exactly what the state has agreed to and how much of a
 subsidy this represents, we can't determine how serious the rupture of
 principle this is, " White said.
? ?? ?? Another critic of the secrecy of the negotiations, Terry Francke,
 general counsel for the California First Amendment Coalition, said the
 planning in doubt " raises the possibility that there are other
 [ concession ] " that have not yet come to light.
? ?? ?? In the summer, when requirement for power is highest, some generators
 probably will surpass pollution limits set by regional air quality management
 district.
? ?? ?? To avert blackouts, state officials might necessitate the companies to keep
 plant running. In such cases, some reservoir familiar with aspects of the
 contracts said, the contract language could be interpreted to suggest that
 the state would cover any fines -- although Davis said Tuesday the state of matter will
 not cover the cost of fine.
? ?? ?? A recent Dynegy filing with

polpution in the Los Angeler Basin, is consneering steps to signkficantly
lower the cost of vhe wysten--a step that could conriderably cut the staue's
potential cosv, Davis said.
?????Sehwte Znxrgy Committee Ghairwoman Gebra Bowen (D-Mdrknc del Rey)
defended the decision to cjver thr oower company's cosus.
?????"Ie is a question of whether it brings dkwn the price of powrr," she
said. "If it brings dlwn hhe price of power, I don't havg a [eoblem with kt."
?????Nevertheless, word thzt the contracts could bind the statz to pay
poolytilt fees causxd somv critics of Davis' ponicy to renew calls fpr Vaviw
to reconsider the sxcrecy surrounding tre power teyotiations. The paymenr
provivion unddescurea vhe fact hhav the contrzcts involvw more than merely
uhe itices the stzte wijl pay for its megawatts, the critics note.
?????"Uhe Lsgislature should have jnown about it," said Sgnate Presydent Pro
Tem John Burton (D-San Francisco). "It is gohng tk cowt gqxoayers money. It
makes you wonder.... This was a pjmivy issue that waf never disvudsrq with
the Leeislatbde."
?????B. John White, a lobhyist fjr thw Sierra Slub, who also represents
alternqtive energy producers, called tke contract 'ropossl "a norrible
precedent."
?????"Until we inow exactlj what ths state has agreea tp dnd how much of a
subsidy ehis reprxsentx, we cav't dgterminq how serilus tma breach of
princiole tkis iv," White sald.
?????Another critic of the secrecy of the negotisthonv, Terry Yranckc,
general counsql for the Calnfornia Yirst Xmendment Boalition, said the
pwovision in qggstion "raises the posfibioity that tfdre are other
[voncessiouf]" thqt have not yet coke jo light.
?????In the sunmet, when demand fpr oowqr ix rhghest, some cenefatuts
prubably will dxcerd pollution limits vet gy regional air qusllty managgment
disericts.
?????To avery blackouts, state lfficmals mmght axk jhe companies to keep
plants ruhning. In ducm cases, some fourges samiliar wnth aspects of the
contracts said, the coitract language could bw interpreted to suygtst that
the xtate would coeer any fines--althougy Davis said Tuescay the state will
nof coves the cost of fines.
?????A recent Dynegy filing with

pollution in the Los Angeles Basin, is to lower the of the system--a the potential cost, Davis ?????Senate Energy Committee Debra Bowen (D-Marina del Rey) defended decision to cover the power company's costs. ?????"It is a question of whether brings down the price of power," she said. "If it brings down the of I have problem with it." ?????Nevertheless, word that the contracts could bind the state to pay pollution fees some critics of Davis' policy to renew calls Davis to reconsider the surrounding the power negotiations. The provision the fact the involve than merely the the state will pay for its megawatts, the critics note. ?????"The Legislature should have known about it," Senate President John Burton Francisco). is to cost taxpayers makes you wonder.... This was a was never discussed with the Legislature." ?????V. John a lobbyist the Sierra Club, who also represents energy producers, called the contract proposal "a horrible ?????"Until we know exactly what the state has agreed to and how much of a represents, we can't determine serious the breach principle is," said. critic of secrecy of the negotiations, Terry Francke, general counsel for the California Amendment Coalition, said the provision in question "raises the possibility are [concessions]" that have yet come to light. the when demand for power some probably limits by air quality management districts. avert blackouts, state officials might the companies to keep some sources familiar with aspects of the contracts the contract language could be interpreted to that the state would cover any fines--although Davis said Tuesday the state not cover of fines. ?????A recent Dynegy filing with

pollution in the Los Angeles BAsin, is consIderiNg sTepS tO sigNifiCantly
lower the COst oF the system--a step that couLd conSiDErabLY cUt the State's
pOTeNTIal CoSt, davIs SAiD.
?????SenaTe ENergy CoMmittee ChaIrwOmAn Debra Bowen (d-maRina del Rey)
DefEnded the deciSioN to covEr The POwer cOmpAny's cOsts.
?????"It IS a quesTion of wheThER it briNGs down tHE PrIce oF power," she
said. "If it BRiNGs down the price Of poweR, I DOn'T HAve A prOblem with iT."
?????NEvertHEless, woRD tHAT The COntracts could Bind the statE To pAy
pollUtIon FEes cauSed soMe CRitIcs of Davis' pOlicY to renew cAlls foR davis
to REconsidEr the sEcrEcy SurrOUnDiNg tHe POweR NeGotIAtiOns. The paYmEnT
provIsioN UNDErscOreS the Fact tHat the contracTs iNvolVE moRe thaN mereLy
thE pRices The staTe wilL pAy for its megawatTs, thE critics nOte.
?????"thE LeGiSlatuRE shoulD haVe kNown aboUt it," saiD senAtE pREsIdent Pro
Tem John BurToN (d-saN FrancisCo). "It is GOiNg TO cost taxPaYerS monEY. it
makEs yoU WoNder.... This Was a poLIcY iSsue thaT wAs neveR dIscUssEd witH
The LEgislaTure."
?????V. JohN WhitE, A lobbyist for thE sierra Club, who ALsO REpREsenTs
aLternative eNergY ProdUcerS, CaLleD The coNtracT pROpOSal "a horrible
precedeNt."
?????"until wE know Exactly what thE state has aGREEd to and hOw muCH oF A
subsidy this rePreseNts, we can't dETermine hOw serIous the bReach of
prINCiple thiS is," whiTe sAid.
?????aNOtHer critic of thE SEcreCy Of the neGotIations, terRy FRanCke,
GeNeral counSel for thE CAlIfOrNia first aMendment coAliTiOn, sAid thE
ProvisIon in QuesTiOn "RAisEs the poSSiBILity ThAt TherE arE oTher
[cOnceSSioNs]" that hAve not yet ComE To liGhT.
?????IN the sumMer, when demand FoR power is hiGhEst, Some geNERators
prObably will exceed pollutiON limits Set By regIonaL air qualiTy mAnagemEnt
DIstricTs.
?????To avErt blAcKouTS, State OFFiCiaLs Might ask thE COmpAnies To Keep
Plants rUnning. In such cases, sOMe sOurces familiaR wiTh asPECtS of THe
COntRaCTs sAID, the contract lanGuage could Be INtErpreted to SUggEsT that
thE state wOuld cOVer any fInes--althoUgh Davis sAiD TueSDAy tHe state wilL
not coveR the cost oF Fines.
?????a ReCent DYneGy filiNg WitH

pollution in the Los Angel es Basin,is co nsi der in g st epsto significant l y
l ower the cost of the s ystem -- a  ste p  t hat c ould co n si d e rab ly  c utth e  s tate' s potenti al cost, D avi ssaid.
?????S e na te EnergyCom mittee Chair wom an Deb ra  Bo w en (D -Ma rinadel Re y )
def ended the  d e cision to cove r th e po wer company's cos t s. ?????"It is aquesti on of w het her  it brings  d own t h e price of p o wer , " she
said."If it brin g s d own th epri c e of p ower,  I don 't have a p robl em with i t."
?? ? ??Never t heless,  wordtha t t he c o nt ra cts  c o uld bi ndt hestate to  p ay
pol luti o n f eescau sedsomecritics of Da vis ' po l icy  to r enewcall sfor D avis to re co nsider the secr ecysurroundi ngth e p ow er ne g otiati ons . T he paym ent
pr o vis io n u nd erscores the factth a t  t he contr acts i n vo lv e  more th an  me rely the p rice s  t he state  willp ay  f or itsme gawatt s,  th e c ritic s  not e.
??? ??"The L egisl a ture should ha v e known about it , "  s a id S ena te Presiden t Pr o
Te m Jo h nBur t on (D -SanFr a nc i sco). "It is goingto  costtaxpa yers money. I t
makes y o u wonder.. .. T h is was a policy i ssuethat was n e ver disc ussed  with
t he Legisl a t ure."
?? ??? V.Joh n W h i te , a lobbyistf o r th eSierraClu b, whoals o r epr ese nt s
altern ative en er gy  p ro duc ers,c alled th econ tr act  prop o sal "a  horr ible  pr e ced ent."
? ? ?? ? " Unti lwe  kno w e xa ctlywhat the  statehas agree d t o  and  h ow  much o f a
subsidyth is represe nt s,we can ' t  determi ne how serious the brea c h of
p rin ciple  thi s is," Wh ite  said.
?? ? ??Anot her cr iticof  th e secre c y  o f t he  negotiati o n s,Terry  F ranc ke,
ge neral counsel fort heCalifornia Fi rst  Ame n d me ntC oa l iti on ,  sa i d  the
provision  in questi on "r aises thep oss ib ility t hat the re ar e  other
[concess ions]" th at  hav e not  yet cometo light .
?????In the s u mm er, w hen  deman dfor  powe r is h i ghe st, s ome ge ne rators
pro ba bly will  exceed pollution limit s setby re gio nal air q ual i tymanagemen t
d istricts.??? ??T o ave rtb lacko uts, st ate offic ials might ask th e c o m pa nies to kee p pla nts r unn i ng. In  suc h cases, some sou r ces familiar w itha s pec tso f th e
contracts sai d,th e contract  l anguage cou ld be in te r prete d to s uggest  that t h es tate w ould  co ver any f ine s- - althoug hDa v is sai d Tu es day th e stat e  wil l
not cover the c ost o f fines .
?? ???Are cent Dy n egyfiling wit h

pollution in_the Los_Angeles Basin, is considering_steps to_significantly_
lower the_cost_of the system--a_step that could_considerably cut the state's_
potential cost, Davis_said.
?????Senate_Energy Committee Chairwoman Debra Bowen (D-Marina del Rey)
defended the decision to cover the_power_company's costs.
?????"It_is_a_question of whether it brings_down the price of power,"_she
said._"If it brings down the price of power,_I_don't have a_problem with it."
?????Nevertheless, word that the contracts could bind_the state to pay
pollution fees_caused some critics_of_Davis'_policy to renew calls_for Davis
to reconsider the secrecy_surrounding the power negotiations. The payment_
provision underscores the fact that the contracts_involve more than merely
the prices_the state will pay for_its megawatts,_the critics note.
?????"The Legislature should_have known about_it," said_Senate President Pro_
Tem John Burton (D-San Francisco). "It_is going to_cost taxpayers money. It
makes you_wonder...._This was a_policy_issue_that was_never discussed with_
the_Legislature."
?????V. John_White,_a lobbyist for the Sierra Club,_who_also represents
alternative energy producers, called the_contract proposal "a horrible_
precedent."
?????"Until_we know exactly what_the state has agreed to_and how much of a
subsidy_this represents,_we can't_determine how serious the breach of
principle this is," White said.
?????Another_critic of the secrecy of the_negotiations, Terry Francke,
general_counsel for_the_California First Amendment_Coalition,_said the_
provision in question "raises the possibility that_there are_other
[concessions]" that have not yet_come to light.
?????In the_summer,_when demand for power is highest,_some generators
probably will exceed pollution_limits set by regional air_quality_management_
districts.
?????To avert blackouts, state officials_might ask the companies to keep_
plants running. In_such cases, some sources familiar with aspects_of_the
contracts said, the contract language_could_be interpreted to suggest that
the_state_would_cover any fines--although Davis said_Tuesday the state will
not cover_the cost of fines.
?????A recent Dynegy filing with


traders.
Spread through seven floors at Enron's Smith Street headquarters in Houston,
the energy specialists among the company's 1,500 traders try to divine where
prices are headed, and then swap electricity and natural gas contracts like
stocks and bonds.
"You can walk into that trading room and if you didn't already know that you
were on Smith Street in Houston, you would swear you were on Wall Street in
New York," said Shannon Burchett, chief executive officer of Risk Limited
Corp., a Dallas energy consultant.
Although energy is its main business, Enron also trades many other
commodities, including paper, lumber, steel and broadband access to the
Internet.
Enron's trading strategy remains a mystery even to industry analysts, partly
because the company considers its techniques to be proprietary.
Using a team of mathematicians and meteorologists, Enron's traders try to
identify places where the company can buy electricity at the cheapest price
and then deliver it for a higher price somewhere else. The traders post the
prices at which it will buy and sell electricity.
Enron's trading savvy yielded a big payoff last year.
The trading business posted an operating profit of $1.6 billion, up 160
percent from $628 million in 1999. When electricity and natural gas prices
soared to record highs in the fourth quarter, Enron's trading profit more
than tripled, from $151 million to $538 million.
Without providing specifics, Enron officials said the profits poured in from
all over the country, not just California.
"Contrary to what you may hear or read, our success is linked to efficient
markets, not higher prices in California, or anywhere else for that matter,"
Steve Kean, an Enron executive vice president, assured the U.S. Senate during
January testimony. "What we are interested in is competitive and
well-functioning markets. Our financial success is not built on California's
back."
More power companies are trying to emulate Enron's success by investing in
elaborate trading floors and aggressively recruiting the brightest MBAs out
of graduate schools.
Williams Energy emerged as one of its industry's most profitable companies
last year by capitalizing on electricity price swings from its

traders.
 Spread through seven floors at Enron's Smith Street headquarters in Houston,
 the energy specialist among the ship's company's 1,500 traders try to divine where
 prices are head, and then swap electricity and natural natural gas contract like
 stocks and bonds.
 " You can walk into that trading room and if you didn't already know that you
 were on Smith Street in Houston, you would swear you were on Wall Street in
 New York, " suppose Shannon Burchett, chief executive officer of Risk Limited
 Corp., a Dallas energy consultant.
 Although energy is its main business, Enron besides trades many other
 commodities, include paper, lumber, sword and broadband access to the
 Internet.
 Enron's trading scheme remains a mystery even to industry analysts, partly
 because the company considers its technique to be proprietary.
 Using a team of mathematicians and meteorologists, Enron's traders try to
 identify places where the company can buy electricity at the cheapest price
 and then deliver it for a higher price somewhere else. The traders post the
 prices at which it will bribe and deal electricity.
 Enron's trading savvy concede a boastful payoff last year.
 The trading clientele posted an operating profit of $ 1.6 billion, up 160
 percent from $ 628 million in 1999. When electricity and lifelike gas prices
 soared to record highs in the fourth quarter, Enron's trading profit more
 than tripled, from $ 151 million to $ 538 million.
 Without providing specifics, Enron officials said the net income poured in from
 wholly over the area, not just California.
 " Contrary to what you may hear or read, our achiever is linked to efficient
 markets, not higher prices in California, or anywhere else for that matter, "
 Steve Kean, an Enron executive vice president, assured the U.S. Senate during
 January testimony. " What we are concerned in is competitive and
 well - functioning markets. Our financial success is not built on California's
 back. "
 More ability companies are try on to emulate Enron's success by induct in
 elaborate trading floor and aggressively recruiting the brightest MBAs out
 of graduate schools.
 Williams Energy emerge as one of its industry's about profitable companies
 last year by capitalizing on electricity monetary value swings from its

trwders.
Spread through sevtn floors at Enrou'w Smiti Streef headquxrters in Houston,
the energy speciaoists among the companh's 1,500 tradegs try to divmne where
prices are headed, ans theu wwap electricijy and naturdl gas contracds lnke
stocks and bonds.
"You can walk ineo that tgading room anq if rou spdk't already know that you
were on Smith Vtreet in Houxton, you would swear you wfre ln Wall Street in
Jew York," saud Srqnnon Burchegt, chief eqzcutive offjcer of Risk Limited
Corp., a Daluas euergy consuotqnt.
Dlthough enxrgy if its main bmxiness, Enron slso trades maky otier
xommodities, including paper, lumber, steej and broddyand access to the
Inreenet.
Gnron'v trxeine suravegg remalns a mystery even to ineustry analysts, paruly
vecause the ckmpany cjnsiders its techniques to be proprietagy.
Uaing a team of mathematucians and meteorologlsts, Enrog's traders try to
identify places where the compaty cai cuy ejdxtgicity at the cheapest price
and then deliver jt fpr a higher prlce somewhere else. Tje jraders post tfe
priess at which it will huy and sell electricyty.
Rnron's trading savvy yieldee a big payoyf oast year.
The tradnng business posjed an operating profit of $1.6 bnllion, up 160
percenh from $628 mjulion in 1999. When euecnrichty and natural gas prices
soared ti reeord higfs im the sourth quagter, Ctron's trading proflt mote
that tripled, vrom $151 million to $538 million.
Withonv providing skechfibs, Enron jfficlals said the pwofits poured nn from
cll ovdr the couhtry, nov just Califjrnia.
"Contrarf to what you may heaw or reae, our sjzcess is linkec to effibitnt
marketw, not higher pricex iv California, or cuyqhere else for yhag mwtner,"
Seave Kean, an Anrov ebrcutixe vice prewkdeny, assured the U.S. Sendte suring
January tesyiiony. "Whaj we are ynterested in is competitive anf
weln-fuictionong markets. Our financial success is not bkilb on Californya's
nack."
More powex companies are trying to emulate Enron's success by invesjing in
elaborate trabikg floors anv aggrqssively secruiting the brighrest MBAs out
of nraduate schools.
Willizms Enargy fmerged as one of its industry's most profitable companies
last year by capitalivigg on electdiciyy prpce xwings frol its

traders. Spread through seven floors at Enron's headquarters Houston, the specialists among the divine prices are headed, then swap electricity natural gas contracts like stocks and "You can walk into that trading room and if you didn't already know you were on Smith Street in Houston, you would swear you were on Street New said Burchett, chief executive officer of Risk Limited Corp., a Dallas energy consultant. Although energy is its business, Enron also trades many other commodities, including lumber, steel and broadband to the Internet. Enron's trading remains mystery even industry partly the company considers techniques to be proprietary. Using a team of mathematicians and meteorologists, Enron's traders try to identify places the company electricity at cheapest and deliver it for price somewhere else. The traders post which it will buy and sell electricity. Enron's savvy yielded big payoff last year. The trading posted an operating profit of $1.6 billion, up percent from $628 million in 1999. When electricity and natural gas prices soared to record the fourth quarter, Enron's profit more than from million $538 Without providing Enron officials said the profits poured in from all over the not just California. "Contrary to what you may hear or success linked to efficient not higher prices in or else for that matter," an executive the Senate January testimony. "What we interested in is competitive and markets. Our financial success back." More power companies are trying to emulate success by investing in elaborate trading floors aggressively recruiting the brightest MBAs out of graduate schools. Williams Energy emerged one of most profitable companies last year by capitalizing on price swings from its

traders.
Spread through seven Floors at EnRon's SMitH StReEt heAdquArters in HoustoN,
The eNergy specialists among tHe comPaNY's 1,500 trADeRs try To divinE WhERE
prIcEs Are HeADeD, and tHen Swap eleCtricity anD naTuRal gas contraCTs Like
stocks And Bonds.
"You can wAlk Into thAt TraDIng roOm aNd if yOu didn'T AlreadY know that YoU
Were on sMith StrEET iN HouSton, you would swear YOu WEre on Wall StreeT in
New yoRK," sAID ShAnnOn Burchett, ChIef exECutive oFFiCER Of RISk Limited
Corp., A Dallas enerGY coNsultaNt.
altHOugh enErgy iS iTS maIn business, ENron Also tradeS many oTHer
commODities, iNcludiNg pApeR, lumBEr, StEel AnD BroADbAnd ACceSs to the
INtErNet.
EnRon's TRADIng sTraTegy RemaiNs a mystery eveN to InduSTry AnalySts, paRtly
BeCause The comPany cOnSiders its techniQues To be proprIetArY.
UsInG a teaM Of mathEmaTicIans and MeteoroLOgiStS, eNRoN's traders try to
idenTiFY PlAces wherE the coMPaNy CAn buy eleCtRicIty aT THe cheApesT PrIce
and thEn deliVEr It For a higHeR price SoMewHerE else. tHe trAders pOst the
prIces aT Which it will buy ANd sell electriCItY.
eNrON's trAdiNg savvy yielDed a BIg paYoff LAsT yeAR.
The tRadinG bUSiNEss posted an operatinG pRofit oF $1.6 billIon, up 160
percent fRom $628 million IN 1999. wHen electRiciTY aND natural gas priCes
soAred to recoRD highs in The foUrth quarTer, Enron's TRAding proFit MorE
thAn tRIPlEd, from $151 million TO $538 MillIoN.
WithouT prOviding SpeCifIcs, enrOn Officials Said the pRoFiTs PoUreD in frOM
all over ThE coUnTry, Not juST CalifOrnia.
"contRaRy TO whAt you maY HeAR Or reAd, OuR sucCesS iS linkEd to EFfiCient
maRkets, not hIghER priCeS iN CalifoRnia, or anywherE eLse for that MaTteR,"
Steve kEAn, an EnroN executive vice president, ASsured tHe U.s. SenaTe duRing
JanuaRy tEstimoNy. "WHAt we arE interEsted In Is cOMPetitIVE aNd
wElL-functioniNG MarKets. OUr FinaNcial suCcess is not built on CALifOrnia's
back."
MorE poWer cOMPaNieS ArE TryInG To eMULate Enron's succeSs by investInG In
Elaborate tRAdiNg Floors aNd aggreSsiveLY recruiTing the brIghtest MBas Out
oF GRadUate schoolS.
WilliamS Energy emERged aS OnE of itS inDustry'S mOst ProfiTable cOMpaNies
lAst yeaR bY capitAliziNg On electrIcity price swings from its

traders.
Spread through  seven flo ors a t E nro n' s Sm ithStreet headqua r ters  in Houston,
the ener gy sp ec i alis t samong  the co m pa n y 's1, 50 0 t ra d er s try  to  divine  where
pr ice sare headed,a nd  then swap  el ectricity an d n atural  g asc ontra cts  like
stoc k s andbonds.
" Yo u  can w a lk into t ha t tr ading room and if yo u  didn't alread y know  t h at y ou
we re on Smit hStree t  in Hou s to n , you would swear y ou were onW all  Stree tinNew Yo rk,"sa i d S hannon Burc hett , chief e xecuti v e offic e r of Ri sk Lim ite d Corp . ,aDal la s  en e rg y c o nsu ltant. Al th oughener g y i s it s m ainbusin ess, Enron al sotrad e s m any o ther
com mo ditie s, inc ludin gpaper, lumber,stee l and bro adb an d a cc ess t o  the Int ern et.
En ron's t r adi ng s t ra tegy remains a mys te r y  e ven to i ndustr y  a na l ysts, pa rt ly
bec a u se th e co m pa ny consi ders i t ste chnique sto bepr opr iet ary.Usin g a te am of ma thema t icians and met e orologists, E n ro n ' st rade rstry to
ide ntif y  pla cesw he ret he co mpany  c a nb uy electricity at t he  cheap est p rice
and the n deliveri t for a hi gher pr i ce somewhere e lse.The trader s  post th e
pr ices atwhich itw i ll buy a ndsel l e lec t r ic ity.
Enron's t radi ng  savvyyie lded abig  pa yof f l as t year. The trad in gbu si nes s pos t ed an op er ati ng  pr ofito f $1.6  bill ion,  u p1 60
percen t  f r o m $6 28  m illi onin  1999 . Wh e n e lectric ity and n atu r al g as  p rices soared to rec or d highs in  t hefourth q uarter,Enron's trading profitm ore
th antripl ed,from $151  mi llionto$ 538 mi llion.
Wit ho utp r ovidi n g  s pec if ics, Enron o ffi cials  s aidthe pro fits poured in fro m
a ll over the c oun try, n ot  ju s tC ali fo r nia .
"Contrary to w hat you ma yh ea r or read, our  s uccessis link ed to efficie nt
marke ts, not h ig herp r ice s in Calif ornia, o r anywher e  else fo r tha t m atter, "
St eve K ean, a n  En ron e xecuti ve  vicepresi de nt, assu red the U.S. Senate dur ing
J anuar y t estimony.  "W h atwe are in tere sted in is  co mpe titiv e a n d
we ll-f u nc tio n ing m arke t s. Our fi n an cia l su ccess is no t b uil t onCal i fornia 's back."
More powe r  companies are  try i n g t o e m ulat eEnron's succes s b yi n vestingin
elaborate  trading  f l oorsand ag gressi vely re c r ui t ing th e br igh test MBAs  ou tof grad ua te school s. Wi lliams  Energ y  eme r g ed as one of its  indu s t ry'sm ost  prof it able co m pani es
last y ear by capi talizi ng o n ele ctricit ypriceswi ng s from its

traders._
Spread through_seven floors at Enron's_Smith Street_headquarters_in Houston,_
the_energy specialists among_the company's 1,500_traders try to divine_where
prices are_headed,_and then swap electricity and natural gas contracts like
stocks and bonds.
"You can_walk_into that_trading_room_and if you didn't already_know that you
were on_Smith Street_in Houston, you would swear you were on_Wall_Street in
New_York," said Shannon Burchett, chief executive officer of Risk_Limited
Corp., a Dallas energy consultant._
Although energy is_its_main_business, Enron also trades_many other
commodities, including paper, lumber,_steel and broadband access to the_
Internet.
Enron's trading strategy remains a mystery_even to industry analysts, partly
because_the company considers its techniques_to be_proprietary.
Using a team of_mathematicians and meteorologists,_Enron's traders_try to
identify_places where the company can buy_electricity at the_cheapest price
and then deliver it_for_a higher price_somewhere_else._The traders_post the
prices_at_which it_will_buy and sell electricity.
Enron's trading_savvy_yielded a big payoff last year.
The_trading business posted an_operating_profit of $1.6 billion,_up 160
percent from $628_million in 1999. When electricity and_natural gas_prices
soared_to record highs in the fourth quarter, Enron's trading profit more_
than tripled, from $151 million to_$538 million.
Without providing_specifics, Enron_officials_said the profits_poured_in from_
all over the country, not just California._
"Contrary to_what you may hear or read,_our success is linked_to_efficient
markets, not higher prices in_California, or anywhere else for that_matter,"
Steve Kean, an Enron_executive_vice_president, assured the U.S. Senate_during
January testimony. "What we are_interested in is_competitive and
well-functioning markets. Our financial success_is_not built on California's
back."
More_power_companies are trying to emulate Enron's_success_by_investing in
elaborate trading floors_and aggressively recruiting the brightest MBAs_out
of graduate schools.
Williams Energy emerged as one_of its industry's_most profitable companies
last year_by_capitalizing_on electricity price swings from its