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Subject: Mr. Sud


Rebecca,  I share some of your concerns regarding Mr. Sud.
He is retired and he chose to contact us rather indirectly (or on the spur of the moment).
I understand  that things are done differently in different cultures but I  did not meet him and could not form my judgment based on personal observations.
However, the information  he gave us seems to be too important not to convey to you and not to act upon.
Vince Kaminski
Subject: Hello all


Christie, Karen and Mike,  This is info about Texas Finance Festival,  a great opportunity to establish  closer ties with Texas business schools.
You can contact John directly if you are  interested in attending.
Vince
Subject: MN US Senate candidate Coleman


Steve--touching back to a conversation we had two weeks ago, I have set an appointment to meet with Norm Coleman here in Minnesota to go over energy issues and Enron interests.
As a Mayor he has been heavily supported by Xcel (old NSP).
My sense is that he is going to line up along the lines of the Bush administration energy plan.
I'll send an e mail out to all on this list once I have met with him to keep everyone in the loop.
Subject: Reminder of HR Bi-Weekly Meeting Tomorrow


This is a friendly reminder of the HR-Bi-Weekly Leadership Meeting tomorrow (Tuesday, October 23, 2001) at 8:30 am.
This meeting will be in 16C1.
If you are unable to attend, please let me know.
P.S.
A light breakfast will be served.
* Note to Jon, what # do we call you at ??
Thank you, Zulie 853-3908
Subject: Jeff Skillings' letter from Tom DeLay re: RNSEC


Sherrie and Rosie:  Jeff and Ken both received notes from Tom Delay about  designating portions of their contributions for use  in Texas.
Mr. DeLay  would like them to make that designation using the letter below (note that it  will need to be modified to be from each individually rather than a joint  letter).
It is, of course, up to Ken and Jeff whether to make the  designation.
Subject: NEW DIAL IN # FOR FRI CONF CALL


The Governor's advisors will not be prepared to discuss the credit issues on  Friday.
A new dial in number has been set up for a conference call amongst  the sellers.
The time and participant codes remain the same - only the dial in # has  changed.
Subject: Knowledge Management Meeting


calendar.
Also, I would like you to set up a meeting with me, Cindy Olson, Beth Tilney,  Kelly Kimberly, Mark koenig, Rick Causey, and Rick Buy.
I was thinking the  easiest way to get us all together would be to get a room at a restaurant for  6 or 6:30 some evening.
I have contacted Beth and Cindy already, so they  know what it is about, and I will leave messages for the others.
I just need  to check schedules for now.
Also,  I think it would be a good idea to have a get together after work once  a month or so for the Public Affairs organization.
Nothing fancy .
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Cadillac Bar or something similar.
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spouses and significant others  invited.
Talk it over with a couple of people in the group and let me know  what you come up with.
Subject: BACKGROUND FOR TODAY'S MTG


Attached is some background information for today's Corp. Policy Committee  meeting.
I will bring hard copies to the meeting.
Please note:  tabs C and D are not included in the email attachment, but will  be included in the hard copies.
Subject: Dabhol


I agree with John's recommendations.
We have been doing surprisingly well in the press.
And, for the most part,  those who write bad stuff are doing so based on ideology ... we are not going  to convert them.
Subject: Talking Points re "reregulation" in California


As I promised this morning at the executive committee meeting, below are some  talking points for your use.
Overall message:  the market is working, regulation is not.
In California, peak demand rose by 10% over the last 4 years while new  capacity grew by only 2%.
But, as you would expect, the market responded by  proposing 8,000MW of new generation - - more than enough to offset the peak  demand growth.
The regulatory process, at both the state and local level,  has failed to site this new generation.
The problem is regulation, not  deregulation.
When San Diego customers began experiencing the effects of higher prices,  Enron responded with a fixed price which would have shielded San Diego  customers from price volatility and provided prices below their current  summer levels (Enron's price was about $55/MWH).
After publication of  Enron's offer, nine other companies made offers.
Again, the market responded  where regulation failed.
San Diego has not accepted any of these offers  because of regulatory/legislative restrictions on its ability to buy outside  of the PX (i.e.
the spot market).
In markets where siting is easier, suppliers have moved to build additional  generation.
Enron built 3 plants in response to the 1998 price spikes.
Those plants were planned, sited and built in less that 12 months - - in time  for the summer of 1999.
Where regulatory hurdles are lower, the market  responds.
The solution to current pricing and reliability issues is more competition  not reregulation.
Policy makers should:  Open the transmission grid so that power can get from where it is to where it  is needed.
Expedite interconnection of new generation.
Expedite siting of new facilities.
Give customers a choice, so that they have better access to demand side  solutions.
Also attached is a more detailed discussion of California, prepared by Jeff  Dasovich of our San Francisco office.
Subject: Upcoming Advisory Council Meeting


I'm looking forward to your discussion regarding the "reregulation threat" at  the next meeting.
Below are some of my observations:  While it's premature to say we have an energy crisis, we are witnessing the  triple threat of high summer gasoline prices, spiking electricity prices, and  high natural gas prices for the upcoming heating season (I'll send along some  of the data).
There is at least the potential for this to become a prominent national  political issue:  Gore has focussed relentlessly on Bush's ties to "big oil"  (which includes us by the way, though we produce nary a drop); and  Congressional republicans have blamed the current administration for failing  to have a coherent energy policy (though, at least so far, the dominant  characteristic of the administration's policy has been a republicanesque  reliance on the market).
Notwithstanding the issue's potential to become political fodder and its  prominence in the popular press, many Americans seem blissfully ignorant, at  least on the electricity issue.
We did some focus group testing recently in  Southern California -- a mere 15 minutes from the epicenter of the San Diego
Subject: PLEASE REVIEW MEMO


Steve Kean asked that you review this memo to Ken Lay.
Please let me know  as soon as possible if you have any changes.
After your review/comments - I will forward it to Ken Lay.
Thanks.
Subject: Vice President Recommendation


I am recommending Linda Robertson (currently Assistant Secretary for the  Department of the Treasury) for the position Vice President and General  Manager of Federal Government Affairs.
Linda would head our Washington, D.C.  office, replacing Joe Hillings who will be retiring early next year.
Linda has interviewed with Ken Lay, Tom White, Mike McConnell and Jeff  Shankman, who join me in this recommendation.
Attached are biographical information on Linda and a National Journal  article identifying Linda among the "Washington 100".
We have conducted extensive reference checks on Linda.
Included among those  was Secretary Summers who said:  "Nobody I know has the determination she has to get objectives met."
"Far more capacity to grasp the details than anyone I've seen."
On Monday, I will seek Executive Committee approval to extend the offer to  Linda.
Subject: Company Wide Email


Bill:  Steve Kean would like the attached memo and attached org chart to go out=20 company wide.
Subject: Public Affairs Organizational Announcement  Text:=20   =20  I am pleased to announce the following changes in the government and=20 regulatory affairs organization:  Rick Shapiro =01) Managing Director of Government Affairs for the Americas.=  =20 Rick is currently leading the government and regulatory affairs teams for t= he=20 US and Canada.
He will now assume responsibility for North and South=20 America.
Ricardo Charvel (Senior Director of Government Affairs for=20 Mexico),  Jose Bestard (Vice President of Government Affairs for South=20 America), and Joe Hillings (Vice President of Federal Government Affairs)= =20 will now report to Rick.
Rick and his team will support Enron=01,s North= =20 American business units as well as the Caribbean and Southern Cone regions.
Mark Schroeder =01) Vice President Government Affairs for Europe, Asia and= =20 Africa.
Mark is currently leading the government and regulatory affairs=20 teams for Enron Europe.
He will now assume the additional responsibility o= f=20 supporting the APACHI and India organizations.
Jane Wilson will now focus= =20 her attention on Enron India and will report to Mark as will our government= =20 and regulatory affairs teams serving the APACHI region.
Mike Terraso =01) Vice President  Environment, Health & Safety and Chief=20 Environmental Officer.
Mike is currently serving as Vice President of=20 Environment, Health and Safety for the gas pipeline group.
Mike has=20 increasingly become involved in environmental issues facing Enron=01,s=20 businesses around the world.
Mike will retain his current responsibilities= =20 and will assume leadership of the environmental affairs team.
John Hardy =01) Vice President Global Project Finance.
John will report=20 directly to me and will continue his current responsibilities representing= =20 Enron before US and multilateral project finance agencies.
Please join in me in congratulating these individuals on their=20 responsibilities.
Attached is a revised organization chart reflecting these changes.
Subject: Request for McGraw Hill


Joe:   Steve asked that I pass the following request along to you.
Kathy Cash, reporter for McGraw Hill, called wanting Steve's comments on the  regional market/policy info released by FERC today.
Please follow up.
Her number is 202/383-2274.
Thanks.
Joyce for Steve
Subject: Millionaire Game!


Want to have fun?
Want to get on a game show?
Want to help Millions?
Tomorrow you will receive an email that allows you to answer 15 questions via  email responses (about United Way, Enron, and other fun items).
Participation with correct answers puts you in the drawing for the employees  to represent Corp. in a "Who wants to be a Millionaire?"
game that will be  played to benefit United Way on August 9.
The lucky and smart  representatives will be playing for great prizes.
I encourage your participation in the game, but more importantly, encourage  your generous participation in Enron's United Way campaign.
Thanks for your  help and HAVE FUN!
Subject: Transredes spill


Do we have someone who works for us now who was at Transredes when the  government owned it and could help us do a comparison between our respective  environmental records?
It seems to me that even though we are having our  share of problems, we have probably had fewer problems than the government  did and have probably been more responsive and thorough in our clean up  efforts.
Obviously, we would need to be judicious about how we used such  information (we don't want to aggravate the government), but having such an  analysis may be helpful in showing the progress made and in discouraging  overly punitive action by the government.
What do you think?
Subject: Project Stanley


PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL - -  Seeking Advice of Counsel - -   Attached is a draft public statement for your review and comment.
The groundrules for using these statements are as follows:  All press inquiries should be directed to Eric Thode.
We will use the more "basic statement" unless press inquiries are specific  and informed by knowledgeable industry participants.
We will use only those parts of the more detailed statement which are  necessary.
The document begins with a background piece to briefly educate Enron  personnel who may not be aware of Project Stanley but may be called upon to  respond to regulators' or customers' inquiries.
Aleck - - please get Seabrou's help filling in the blanks.
Richard - - feel free to forward to outside counsel as you see fit.
Subject: W/A FP for May Ticker


The real time weighted average price for fixed price products for May can be found on the Fundy site under Price Data/EOM Price Index.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Note: If the product has not traded it will not show in the list.
Thanks to Colin Tonks and Lindon Chiu for your help.
Subject: EnTouch Newsletter


BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS  Enron Industrial Markets Metal Bulletin - Iron and Steel Awards for 2000 Pushiest Entrant: Enron, the US commodity trading company, which promised it would revolutionize the steel business by offering futures in hot rolled coil via its online market place.
The EIM Fundamentals Analysis group is excited to announce that Dave Allan has joined as a Director, responsible for all Forest Products lines.
He comes to EIM with 20 years of experience in the Forest Products industry, of which 14 were spent at Abitibi and 6 with Pulp and Paper Week.
Please join us in welcoming Dave.
The Siebel Team ("The Force") continues to work towards program implementation of its customer management system in early May, with training to begin at the end of April.
Stay tuned for updates.
Enron Global LNG Enron Global LNG is positioning itself to be a creator and leader of a global wholesale LNG market.
The rising prices of natural gas in the United States and concerns over future energy supplies have created a bullish outlook for LNG in the U.S. and around the globe.
LNG has played a major role in serving energy needs in many parts of the world, but its place in the U.S. energy picture has been limited.
An LNG market that spans the globe can supply vast amounts of otherwise stranded gas to the world's growing appetite for cleaner burning fuels.
Enron Global LNG sees great opportunity for Enron's wholesale energy business model to help shape yet another energy market.
IN THE NEWS  Enron Corp. Says First-Quarter Profit Rose 20 Percent  Houston, April 17 (Bloomberg) -- Enron Corp., the largest energy trader, said first-quarter profit rose 20 percent as sales almost quadrupled.
Profit from operations rose to $406 million, or 47 cents, from $338 million, or 40 cents, in the year-earlier period.
Enron raised its 2001 profit forecast to $1.75 to $1.80 a share, from its January projection of $1.70 to $1.75.
Subject: Capital Book


To further the process of reaching the stated objectives of increasing Enron America's Velocity of Capital and associated Return on Invested Capital, we have decided to create a Capital Book.
The Capital Book will have no profit target associated with it and will be managed by Joe Deffner.
The purpose of creating this book is to ensure that all transactions within Enron Americas, with any form of capital requirement, are structured correctly and are allocated the appropriate cost of capital charge.
The previous numbers used in the Business Plans at the beginning of this year will remain for all transactions in place and where we hold assets.
Therefore, on any assets currently held within each business area, the capital charge will remain at 15%.
Internal ownership of these assets will be maintained by the originating Business Unit subject to the Internal Ownership Policy outlined below.
The cost of capital associated with all transactions in Enron Americas will be set by Joe.
This process is separate and apart from the current RAC process for transactions which will continue unchanged.
Capital investments on balance sheet will continue to accrue a capital charge at the previously established rate of 15%.
Transactions which are structured off credit will receive a pure market pass through of the actually incurred cost of capital as opposed to the previous 15% across the board charge.
Transactions which are structured off balance sheet, but on credit will be priced based upon the financial impact on Enron America's overall credit capacity.
Subject: Enron In Action 05.21.01


"It's a Girl" performed by Weave Dance Company  Weave Dance Co. will perform May 24-26 at 8:00 p.m. at Stages Repertory Theater, 3201 Allen Parkway at Waugh, Call 713-52STAGE for tickets.
This performance, called "It's a Girl!"
celebrates pregnancy and motherhood.
Donations to the Houston Area Women's Center will be collected at the performance.
Any of the following items are welcome:  non-perishable, pre-packaged healthy food snacks such as granola bars and boxed juices, baby supplies such as formula, diapers, wet wipes, baby lotion, baby shampoo, pacifiers, socks, plastic bottles, diaper bags, crib sheets for portable cribs and swim suits and flip flops for children age 4 and older.
Star Wars: Films (May 4-25) See all four completed films of the legendary Star Wars saga on the big screen!
The MFAH presents special editions of Episodes IV-VI and Episode I in the newly renovated Brown Auditorium with Dolby Digital dts sound and stadium seating.
Star Wars: Episode IV-A New Hope Directed by George Lucas (USA, 1977, 125 min.)
Friday, May 4, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 5, 11:00 a.m.  Star Wars: Episode V-The Empire Strikes Back Directed by Irvin Kershner (USA, 1980, 120 min.)
Friday, May 11, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 12, 11:00 a.m.  Star Wars: Episode VI-Return of the Jedi Directed by Richard Marquand (USA, 1983, 132 min.)
Friday, May 18, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 19, 11:00 a.m.  Star Wars: Episode I-The Phantom Menace Directed by George Lucas (USA, 1999, 133 min.)
Friday, May 25, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 26, 11:00 a.m.  Tickets go on sale at the Brown Auditorium ticket booth 30 minutes before show time.
The ticket booth is located on the lower level of the Caroline Wiess Law building.
General admission is $5.
Matinee admission (show times before 5:00 p.m.) is $4.
Enron employees with ID receive a $1 discount.
Discount passes (10 admissions) are $40 for nonmembers and $35 for members.
Children 5 and under are free.
Films are screened in Brown Auditorium in the museum's Caroline Wiess Law building, 1001 Bissonnet.
Free parking is available.
For more information, please call 713-639-7515 or visit our website at www.mfah.org.
Mark Your Calendars!...Bring Your Child To Work Day will be Friday, June 29th.
More details to come...See Volunteer section below to for volunteer opportunities!
Join us in Dublin or Honolulu ----Joints in Motion is a marathon training program for walkers and runners that is aligned with a fundraising effort for the Arthritis Foundation - Please call for more information at
Subject: commitment of traders 5/21


The information contained herein is based on sources that we believe to be reliable, but we do not represent that it is accurate or complete.
Nothing contained herein should be considered as an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any financial instruments discussed herein.
Any opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author.
As such, they may differ in material respects from those of, or expressed or published by on behalf of Carr Futures or its officers, directors, employees or affiliates.
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2001 Carr Futures   The charts are now in the most recent version of Adobe Acrobat 4.0 and they should print clearly from Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 or higher.
Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 may be downloaded for FREE from www.adobe.com.
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Subject: Managers Training


Attention supervisors and managers!
Would you like to improve your ability to lead and manage your team?
The EWS Development Center would like to invite you to The Managers Level Impact and Influence Program.
Subject: The Insider from Travelocity.com


Dear Peter, Pick Your Playground!
We have the cure for the summertime blues, and we'd like to share it  with you: Get out and play!
Isn't that what summer's all about?
The  kids in your life would agree, and so would the kid inside you.
Now  that you're an adult, you may not get three months of summer vacation.
But on the other hand, the world's your playground.
So go ahead--pick
Subject: EWS Brown Bag


MARK YOUR LUNCH CALENDARS NOW !
You are invited to attend the EWS Brown Bag Lunch Series  Featuring:  MICHAEL L. MILLER  Topic:  Principal Investments  Thursday, May 17, 2001 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. EB 5 C2  You bring your lunch,										Limited Seating We provide drinks and dessert.
RSVP  e-mail Kathie Grabstald 													      or call x 3-9610
Subject: eSource Presents Lexis-Nexis Training


eSource presents Lexis-Nexis training  ADVANCED  This session will cover advanced searching tips.
It will also cover using Smart Indexing to narrow your search results.
Find out how to customize your desktop for easier searching.
Attend our Lexis-Nexis Advanced Clinic:  				 May.
18     8:30 - 10:00 AM   	EB572    PUBLIC RECORDS  Lexis-Nexis is the premier provider of public record information.
We will learn about materials available to you including Secretary of State Filings and DBA's, UCC filings, Bankruptcies, and Property Records.
If you are doing due diligence on companies, especially smaller ones, this is a session you will want  to attend.
Attend our Lexis-Nexis Public Records Clinic:   May.
18    10:30 AM -12:00 NOON 	    EB572
Subject: Sivy on Stocks: Higher Flyer


Please respond to Sivy on Stocks SIVY ON STOCKS from money.com May 7, 2001  Higher Flyer  Top techs such as Nokia may not look cheap by traditional valuation measures.
But they may still be good buys.
By Michael Sivy  Value is a relative term.
Every once in a while, you get a chance to buy shares in a company with annual earnings growth of more than 20 percent at a price/earnings ratio of 16 or less.
But that doesn't happen very often.
Most of the time, conservative investors are lucky to find 14 percent growth at a 16 P/E.
Slightly more aggressive investors might be happy with 18 percent growers at P/Es in the low 20s.
The most successful growth stocks, however, may never fall all the way down to those cheap valuations.
But that doesn't mean you shouldn't buy them.
In fact, there are good reasons to devote at least a part of your portfolio to those kinds of high flyers.
For one thing, those companies are typically among the world's most successful.
In addition, they receive ongoing support and sponsorship from Wall Street analysts.
As long as they continue to meet expectations, they will hold up fairly well in temporary market downturns.
And they will be among the first stocks to bounce back.
A perfect case in point looks to be Nokia [NOK].
The Finnish giant is the most successful firm in one of the world's most rapidly growing industries.
And since 1997, Nokia's share of the global wireless-phone handset market has risen from less than 20 percent to 35 percent, helping the company nearly double earnings per share since 1998.
Of course, no company can increase its market share indefinitely, but there are several factors that should help sustain Nokia's superior profit growth.
Since most everyone who would use a cell phone already has one, the bulk of the sales of cell phones using existing technology is replacement business.
And when existing users switch phones, they tend to maintain brand loyalty -- if they change providers at all, they migrate toward the
Subject: The Insider from Travelocity.com


Please respond to feedbackRomance in Paradise!
Dear Peter, Everyone has their own definition of paradise.
For some it's  unspoiled beaches and lush tropical jungle.
For others it's a more  developed resort.
For others, it's not about the outdoors at all--if
Subject: options confirms


Dale,  Here are the confirms for the Gas Daily option products that I need created.
The product has no special requirements for setting the strike etc.
if there are any questions please call me asap.
I would like to have these  products online by the October expiry which is next wWednesday.
Please let me know when it will be possible  Thanks