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Subject: All that's happening


Dear Mr Lay,   I don't know if this will get to you personally or if someone filters your email, but I sincerely hope you get a chance to read this.
I haven't been with Enron very long.
I was hired in August and left my old job in Austin because I wanted the experience of working for a great company.
I want you to know that I do not regret my decision to come here.
I have never worked for a company that treats people with such dignity.
It amazes me that throughout all of this, I knew that you would do everything you could to make sure that the employees are okay.
I can't say that I would have felt that way at any other job I have had.
I know now that good companies are out there, and have no doubt that I will have a chance to experience that again.
The past few months must have been a nightmare for you.
I cannot imagine what it feels like to build a company to greatness and watch it disintegrate because of the greed of a few.
I'm sure that no words can console you, but I want you to know that most of the employees I have talked to do not blame you.
Whatever happens next week, I want you to know that you are in my prayers.
Debbie Riall
Subject: Expenses repayment for Enron Europe


I was told by you that our expenses were going to get paid ( as per your voice mail ).
However, I was laid off from Enron Europe last Friday with another 800 people and we were told that our expenses were not going to be repaid by the company.
Can you please explain the conflict between the two messages and let me know who will reimburse me.
I am owed ?7000 from Enron    Chris
Subject: Please continue to push for additional severance


Dear Mr. Lay,  I went home yesterday along with the other 3,999 employees who lost their jobs at Enron.
Even though we had weeks to prepare for the worst, when the layoffs occurred, it really hit me hard.
I cried a great deal, not only about the uncertainty of my future, but for the loss of relationships and friendships that I had established over the last five years I spent at Enron.
The hardest aspect of yesterday was saying "goodbye" to my friends and co-workers.
We've all made a resolution to stay in touch and hopefully we will all pick up the pieces and carry on with our lives.
I appreciate the efforts that were made to get us some severance, but as you are well aware, gave so much of ourselves to the company and lost so much in return..
I'm sure I'm not alone in encouraging you and Enron management to continue to push for additional severance for those of us who lost our jobs.
This is a hard time to hit the street looking for a job, while Continential, Compaq and now Enron have downsized and the holidays are upon us.
I know you have probably received this kind of message  many times in the last few weeks, but I hope you will continue to do the right thing for the employees.
We need the additional severance to be able to ensure food on the table and roofs over our heads until we can land on our feet after this free fall.
I will never regret my 5 years at Enron.
They are an important part of my past.
I appreciate your consideration of this request.
Sincerely,
Subject: How can I help?


Dear Ken .
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I'm truly heartbroken at the "perfect storm" which seems to have engulfed Enron.
I'm sure that last few months have been unbelievably stressful for you personally.
YI wanted you to know that you can call on me, anytime, anywhere and under any circumstances if I can be of any help whatsoever--no compensation expected.
It is my hope that
Subject: Encouragement Email


InJesus  POWERED	Subscribe   UnSubscribe   Archive  	   Group:	 Encouragement Ministry 	 Title:	 Encouragement Email	 Author:	 	  Encouragement Email  Hello Friend,  This is Dwayne Savaya.
Your e-mail address was in my address book from a forward I received.
I am starting an Inspirational and Encouragement Mailing list.
We all need some encouragement from time to time so that is why I am starting this new Ministry.
If you would like to be on it or know someone that would, just send an email to me with a SUBSCRIBE heading.
These will be stories and poems to encourage and inspire you in your daily walk with the Lord.
This is completely free and you can unsubscribe at anytime.
There is so much garbage being sent to us these days and I feel its time to start enjoying the email we receive and at least get something out of it like encouragement and inspiration.
I don't want to clutter your E-mail box because I know you have a life and don't want to read mail all day long, so I will send you inspirational and encouraging stories and poems 2 to 3 times a week.
I hope this will bring encouragement to many in this world full of trials and troubles.
I believe we need to spend more time thinking of life in a positive way and not worry about every problem that comes our way and simple stories of encouragement can do alot to help us have a better outlook on life.
All Glory and Honor belongs to the Lord for the things He is doing.
To Subscribe send Email to --- Godswork@minister.com
Subject: Endurance, Encouragement, Hope and Bring Home Good Fruit


Endurance, Encouragement, Hope and Bring Home Good Fruit  I heard these words today in our Homily at church.
They seemed to jump out at me with the current situation we have all been faced with at Enron.
You have endured through a tremendous storm.
Although your colleagues have disappeared leaving you to hold the bag, although you are at the center of intense criticism and accusations from investors, shareholders and employees and although the media has been brutal, you have endured.
Your endurance, I believe, gives us the endurance, the encouragement and the hope that Enron will stabilize and be as strong as it ever was and with a much stronger foundation.
Turmoil serves only to strengthen and bring a community together.
It was true on September 11th and it can be true at Enron.
We have been shaken, but we cannot give up.
With hope anything is possible.
Enron has been my home for 20 years.
I was there when we became Enron.
The last week was extremely difficult for all, "the straw that broke the camels back" for me was when I came in to workout on Friday morning at 5:30 a.m. and the Body Shop was closed.
A note on the front door, "the Body Shop would be shutting down at 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening".
I had been so strong up to this point.
After I found a place to shower, I cried for two hours.
A culmination of events finally broke me.
I had been so optimistic.
I am blessed "for the moment", I still have a job.
I believe I would be blessed even if I didn't have a job.
I have not given up.
As long as we have you and "you can endure", I know we will all make it through this storm.
May God Bless You  Nelda Shealy
Subject: REPLY


Will do, Ken.
So, I guess asking you to submit a piece for the End of Year = Issue is totally out of the question?
In any event, that request is below.=20 Regards,
Subject: Industry Policy Task Force Meeting - May 24


Industry Policy Task Force Kick-Off Meeting  Initiating Pro-Active Budget, Advocacy, Educational, and Corporate Energy Management Actions   Guest Speaker  Theo Johnson  Manager, Best Practices Program U.S. DOE, Office of Industrial Technologies  Task Force Scope, Issues and Strategies, and Mechanics  *	Education of media and policymakers on the benefits of industrial energy-efficiency policies *	Advocacy in support of restoration/increase in the Office of Industrial Technologies (OIT) budget *	Promotion of best corporate energy management practices by industry   Thursday, May 24, 2001 9:45 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (after Associates Breakfast)  2nd Floor Conference Room Dewey-Ballantine 1775 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC (2nd block south from Farragut West 18th Street Exit) (Enter on 18th Street)  If you have not already been contacted, please RSVP by May 22, 2001 to Natasha Ewell at (202) 530-2208 or newell@ase.org <mailto:newell@ase.org> The Task Force will start promptly at 9:45 a.m.
Lunch will be provided.
Conference call arrangements will also be available.
Subject: Enron Book Project


Dear Ken:   When the timing is right, I would like to visit  with you (and Linda if appropriate) to discuss my idea of writing a scholarly  but lively history of Enron.
My working title is Ambition: The Rise and  Fall of Enron.
Perhaps the "Fall" is premature, but it will be revised  accordingly if a stunning comeback is achieved.
One of the advantages of a  longer book is that the last chapter will be on industry developments a year or  two out to see there things really land with or without Enron.
What I have in mind is a two-year research and  writing project--or longer.
It would develop your history through  Transco and then begin when John Duncan recruited you to Enron.
The  history, unlike the books we are likely to see in the next year,  would fully develop a number of energy, political economy, and corporate  culture themes.
I will, of course, bring in all the recent and  forthcoming events as the climax, but the buildup is what will distinguish  the book.
I anticipate it would be akin to "The Prize," but instead of the  "epic quest for oil, money, and power" the Enron story would be the "epic"  or "fatal" quest to create the world's leading company.
Subject: 3rd Request


This is the 3rd time that I have attempted to get an answer to the following question:  Has or was more than one petition been filed before the bankruptcy court for severance or financial relief for terminated employees.
At the time of the terminations, we were told in a group meeting that the $4500 requested and approved by the judge was the first of several petitions before the bankruptcy judge for severance on behalf of the terminated employees.
To date, we have had no response to indicate what, if any, other petitions are before the court.
An answer to this question will influence our actions on individual claims to the court as well as class action and individual lawsuits.
Would someone within the organization please give us the courtesy of a response via e-mail or FAQ's?
Since primarily lower level employees were affected by the terminations, it would seem that some goodwill and positive PR could be generated by attempting to show that you did not totally desert us in the process of lining your pockets.
===== Sincerely,
Subject: Reschedule appointment


Ms. Peppers, I am very sorry, but I must once again reschedule the  appointment that you have with Mr. Lay.
He will be out of town the entire  week of September 26.
The first available time to reschedule is October 19, 2000.
Would an  afternoon appointment work for you - about 2:00 p.m.?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Rosalee
Subject: Flooding?


How is the rains and flooding down there?
Will you have  problem getting out of Houston tomorrow?
We will try to give you a call  tonight.
Dad
Subject: Announcement!!! We have moved!


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Subject: Michcon Market


Andy -  Per our conversation, can you please provide me with an Index quote for the following volume requirements.
It's on Michcon, 1 year starting July.
Thanks so much.
Subject: Strategy Meeting - TW Commercial Team


Per discussions in Shelley's introductory meeting this morning, please mark your calendars to reflect a Strategy Meeting on Thursday of this week, March 28, 2:00 - 3:30 pm in ECN-39C1.
Please let me know if there are any conflicts.
Thanks in advance,
Subject: Bullets 08/18


Completed an IT agreement with CIMA Energy, who owns 5000/day production on  the Crawford lateral.
Gas will be transported to both the Willi Wick Farm  Tap in the Texas panhandle area as well as to the West Texas pool.
The  agreement is at 0.065 cents, plus fuel for 14 months beginning Sept 2000.
This new shipper on TW will generate additional revenue (currently shipped  under a Duke FT for 0.02).
Subject: Reliant discount


FYI...I spoke with Craig Carley at Reliant this morning.
On contract #22538,  there was not a discount requested therefore September was at Max Rate.
For  October, I told him the spreads are still above Max Rate and he is in  agreement.
November...hmmm...above Max Rate?!?
!
Subject: ETS and Corporate Change Control


The following items were presented in this week's corporate change control....  Feb. 13 From 5:00 p.m.  through 2/14 at 6:00 a.m., the Envision team will perform hardware maintenance on the Envision system.
This outage will affect corporate-wide applications accessing the Envision web query, FileNet Panagon IDM Desktop, FileNet IDM for R3, Panagon Capture professional.
Users will be able to access IBuyit and IPayit from SAP but will not be able to view invoices.
Feb. 14	 At 12:00 noon, Enron Network Services will disable advertisement of the 172.29.0.0 networks on the OmahaCisco router.
This is to prevent unwanted traffic from routing through Northern Border.
No impact is expected.
Feb. 15 Beginning today, the Application Scripting team will modify the script for Instant messanger to allow parameters.
No impact is expected.
Feb. 15 From 10:30 - 11:00 p.m., Enron Network Services will fail over Internet traffic to the primary firewall.
This change will result in a 10-15 second outage for Internet traffic and access to servers on the 192.189.171.0 and 65.201.84.0 DMZ segments.
This change will be coordinated with HotTap and will not take place until processing is completed.
Support staff with application servers on the DMZ should plan on testing their applications after this change.
Subject: Increased Take-away at SoCal Needles


Based upon our understanding of the request from TW Marketing, here is our suggested position on the posting and awarding of potential take-away capacity at SoCal Needles from approximately 1/1/02 to 5/31/02.
TW would post on its website a notice in the capacity section that, based on information provided by SoCal regarding an expansion on their system, the take-away capacity at SoCal Needless may be increased by __Dth/day for the period of approximately 1/1/02 to 5/31/02.
Shippers would be advised that the actual start date would depend on SoCal completing their system modifications.
The posting would say that TW would accept requests for such capacity during a stated period of time (a minimum of 3 business days).
TW would award the capacity to the shipper(s) willing to provide the greatest cost commitment.
The greatest cost commitment would be defined as those revenues above and beyond the current revenues which Transwestern already receives from reservation charges being paid prior to the bid period.
Subject: ETS and Corporate Change Control Items


The following items were discussed in this week's ETS and Corporate Change Control Items... Sept. 24	 From 12:00 a.m. through 10/07 at 11:45 p.m., Enron Network Services is implementing a moratorium on all network changes one week prior through one week after the first move of users to Enron Center South.
This moratorium will probably be limited to routing changes, no new networks, no changes to existing networks, etc.
No impact to ETS networks is expected.
Oct. 4		 From 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., the EDI team will replace the backup EDI server located in Omaha.
The existing server will be de-commissioned.
The new server will take over the dns and IP address of the old server.
No impact is expected as this server is used for disaster recovery.
Oct. 4		 From 11:00 p.m. through 10/5 at 2:00 a.m., the Unix team will rename the edinet.enron.com and ecnet.enron.com systems.
During last Saturday's EDI change, the DNS entries were changes but the actual servers were not changed to reflect their new names.
They will also install patches to the machines during the maintenance.
This change will result in a total disruption of service to EDI Web access only.
EDI will not be affected.
Oct. 5		 From 4:00 - 6:00 p.m., the Monitoring group will bring up the new ITContacts site and disable the old.
We are currently not using this site but there are plans to access it in the future.
No impact is expected.
Oct. 5		 From 7:00 - 8:00 p.m., the Corp server team will perform maintenance on the HR-DB-4 server to add more disk space.
This change will result in a disruption of service to all HR Global applications including eHRonline, GCS, GIS, expertfinder, etc.
Oct. 5		 From 9:00 - 11:00 p.m., Enron Network Services will split the two 8 port gig channels from ECS to ECN into four 4 port gig channels.
This change will fully mesh the ECS core.
No impact is expected.
Oct. 5		 From 9:00 - 11:45 p.m., the Messaging team will Test Upgrade functions of XTND 2.6.
This change affects PDA users who log into XTND.
No impact to ETS users is expected.
X-tend Connect Proxy servers will be unavailable on 10/5/01 from 9:00-11:45pm.
Palm Pilot users who use X-tend Connect Proxy to sync with Outlook will be unable to do so during this time.
Oct. 5		 From 9:00 p.m. through 10/6 at 1:00 a.m., the Messaging team will reboot all Corp and EI Notes servers.
No impact to ETS users is expected.
Oct. 5		 From 10:00 - 10:15, Enron Network Services will migrate the following Corp servers on the 172.16.63.0 network:  foglight, charon, hyperion, perch, diablo, vision, ricky, dbadmin, worf, riker, europa, titania, pandora, ferrari, pluto, hades, opal, cyclopes, astral, and modena.
No impact to ETS is expected.
Subject: LIM Software Upgrade Notice


All LIM MIMIC & Excel Add-in Users within Enron,                 This past week LIM software was upgraded to reflect LIM latest versions.
If you are experiencing problems with MIMIC or the XMIM Excel Addin, please restart your machine for the latest changes to take effect, then follow the instructions for your specific application.
MIMIC:                      Under Start > Programs > Business Applications > LIM, Use the latest MIMIC version which is MIMIC 1.2.7                    Excel Addin:                          Please reinstall your add-in, running the XMIM Excel User (installation) under Start > Programs > Business Applications > LIM     If problems persist, please contact the Enron - LIM Helpdesk at extension 33923 or 713-853-3923.
Subject: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation


I will be walking in the Juvenile Diabetes walk on October 28 and am soliciting sponsors.
If you would like to donate to this cause, please let me know.
For a donation of $25 or more, you will get an Enron JDRF Team T-shirt with our "Mission Possible" theme.
As we all know, Juvenile Diabetes is a disease that affects many children and adults alike.
Insulin is not a cure, only a drug that keeps them alive until a cure is found and a cure is within walking distance.
Please help if you can.
Thanks,
Subject: FERC Discussion on OFOs


Per Jan's recent Commission meeting summary I just noticed the Commission had added a discussion item on OFOs.
They didn't get to this at yesterday's meeting, but will take up on Oct. 11.
Help Joe -- what is this about?
Is there some possibility of the FERC curbing our ability to use OFOs?
This is an absolutely critical tool for us to keep -- even though we seldom use.
Where/when can we make our case.
Subject: *EMCA* Mosquitoes


Ultraviolet high voltage traps work very well.
If the problem is severe put in more than one.
Place at least 20 feet away from the area you normally use and install in an elevated location.
Leave on 24 hours a day.
Harry Kirmon
Subject: sun devil weekly meeting update


Due to the holidays and vacation schedules, we will hold off having any further weekly project meetings until Monday, January 7 at 3:30pm.
Plan on meeting in ECN 15c1.
thanks for your patience and have a wonderful Christmas.
Kevin Hyatt
Subject: Office Supplies


To make use of office supplies that have been left at vacated workspaces, Enron Property and Services Corp is asking for your assistance.
EPSC will remove extra supplies from identified areas and place in a central location where they may be utilized by everyone.
Please identify areas in your business units that have been vacated and can be checked by EPSC.
Once areas have been idenitified please call the Help Desk at x36300, option 2.
To obtain office supplies that have been accumulated by EPSC, please email your needs to the following address:	 Facilities Help Desk 1.
You will be contacted about available items.
If you have any questions please call Richard Hensch at x35522.
Subject: *EMCA* Mosquitoes


I hate to do this, and do not want to put anyone out, but I need some help.
The mosquitoes are terrible.
It is hurting me to look at Kendall (my son) any more, as the number of bites on him have gone into the double digits.
I cannot imagine that we are the only ones suffering from these nasty little pests, and I want to do something about it.
If any of you have time tomorrow, can you do me this - can you call Harris County Mosquito Control and help me complain?
I figure that if a whole load of us start calling, they won't be able to ignore us.
Their number is 713-440-4800.
I get a recording when I call, but their hours are 8 - 5, so maybe we can talk to a live person tomorrow.
Thank you for helping me, and ultimately helping everyone.
Best Regards,
Subject: Ratings Outline File


Teb, This is the ratings outline printed for you before I left.
I thought you might want the file in case you wanted to make changes.
Jeanette
Subject: CPUC Proceedings


Rob,   As requested, attached below is a summary of current CPUC proceedings which are important to Transwestern.
Our focus has been on these five proceedings as in each instance the outcome potentially impacts take-away capacity at the border and end-user rates and terms and conditions of service in our market area.
The proceedings included are:  I99-07-003	GIR/SoCal Unbundling  I00-11-02	Adequacy of SoCal System  A01-09-024	SoCalGas BCAP A01-10-005	SDG&E BCAP  (consolidated w/SoCal)  A01-10-011	PG&E Gas Accord  I have included the purpose of each proceeding, Transwestern's participation and position when taken, status of each proceeding and key dates for upcoming events.
Please feel free to call me to discuss any of the proceedings or to answer any questions.
On my next trip to Houston, I'll schedule some time to review these proceedings with anyone interested in further discussion.
Glen
Subject: *EMCA* The inner city grid


<bigger>Amy,   Sorry I'm just now getting around responding to your comments of December 26:   >Most Montrose neighborhoods have a very unfortunate layout (with respect to theft and >vandalism) - almost every street is a cross street, so that people can get in and out of the >neighborhood very easily.
<bigger>    </bigger>>This has been discussed with the Mayor's office in past years, but the "need for alternate >routes out of downtown" so far has overshadowed issues such as this.
</bigger>  I know that 1990's planners--like the people who designed the