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Subject: EnronOnline -Stack Manager Changes


We have made the  following modifications to the EnronOnline applications.
Stack Manager Changes  Fill Order Enhancements - (Effective Tuesday September 25) ?
To fill a Top of Stack order in Stack Manager, Right click on the pink shaded order in the depth window of Stack Manager and select fill.
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The trader now has the ability to fill limit orders that appear at the top of the trader's stack on both sides.
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The order will now be filled at the full order volume regardless of the trader's stack volume.
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Filling an order will not move the trader's price or cause a hedge to occur.
Resize floated stack windows- (Effective Tuesday September 25)  You will now have the ability to resize the stack window to the desired extent.
Website Changes ( Effective Monday September 24)  Limit Order Restrictions on Physical Transactions - ?
Customers will not be allowed to transact with themselves on physical transactions.
If a top of stack limit order has been placed on a physical product the counterparty or desk that placed the order will not be allowed to transact on it.
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If a customer or desk has top of stack limit orders at different prices on both the bid and offer and subsequently moves the price of one so that they are at the same price, both orders will be cancelled.
The customer would have effectively transacted with himself.
Please call me if you have any questions.
Thanks.
Savita ( X 31787)
Subject: celebrating the Army's birthday


Celebrating the Army's Birthday!
Chuck, and the other soldiers in Korea report that their morale is much improved by the change in headgear.
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Subject: Important Information About Security & ClickAtHome


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Subject: A.Word.A.Day--cecity


cecity (SEE-si-tee) noun     Blindness.
[From Latin caecitas, from caecus (blind).]
"I mean that my love for you, which cries out for a physical expression    you tolerate brutishly, induces a cecity to your inefficiency and your    bad behavior."
Earthly Powers, Anthony Burgess, 1980.
It's that time of the year again, the time when we feature odds-and-ends.
One-of-a-kind words.
Words that are unusual, picturesque, whimsical, esoteric, or intriguing.
And like all the creatures in this world, these words serve a purpose (as shown by the accompanying citations).
They make our verbal universe richer and more diverse.
So here they are.
We've coaxed them out of the dictionary -- it's not often that one finds them in the
Subject: address


hey sus- when you get a chance could you send me your address and your parents?
i know i have yours and lisa's somewhere, but i better start a new list.
thanks!
!
Subject: Lucky Fares 43


This NetClub offer includes: 1) Lucky Fares Week 43 2) Icelandair Holidays - Thanksgiving Express / CHECK-MATE in Iceland / Scandinavia / Icelandair Open Bridge Tournament 3) Icelandair/Hertz Car Rental and Icelandair Hotels.
4) British Booking Center - South East England Tour 5) eurobreaks.net - London on sale!
6) icelandtotal.com - All You Want To Know About Iceland.
Subject: duh


ok, so i never gave you your b-day gift....as though there wasn't enough time on friday....it IS very exciting, and know you've been on pins and needles....let me know when you want it.
will prob be mia for a few days soon- visit nans and gramps, plus major down swing in dad- first mr. brown's death yesterday, then this morn, he had a needle puncture him thru his gloves, and the guy has hepititis (plus- is "very feminine and unmarried at age 33!!!
"- ie, he's GOT to be gay, and w/ AIDS, so now dad KNOWS he's dying of AIDS, and blood tests cannot be sure til 4 weeks later.....am ready for another fabulous, upbeat month!)
tata... e
Subject: PNM filing: shipper must have title


When the Commission granted Texas Eastern authority to hold capacity on  another pipeline in Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation, 74 FERC P 61,074  (1996), it stated that when a pipeline holds capacity on an upstream  pipeline, the downstream pipeline's customers may hold title to the gas  transported on the upstream pipeline.
The Commission recognized this as one  of the limited exceptions to the shipper must have title rule.
Specifically,  the Commission stated:    The downstream pipeline will not hold title to gas shipped on capacity it has  acquired on an upstream  pipeline.
Rather, shippers on the downstream pipeline will hold title to the  gas on the upstream  pipeline.
We will allow a pipeline to hold the upstream capacity; we will  not, however, allow the pipeline  to hold title to the gas being shipped.
Thus, the downstream pipeline will  be the shipper on the upstream  pipeline, but will not hold title when the gas is being shipped.
This results  in a limited exception to the rule  that a shipper must hold title to gas being shipped.
I believe that if we can address the Commission's other concerns about this  filing, they will grant a similar waiver for this transaction.
You can feel  free to pass this along to your contact at PNM.
Subject: The El Paso Controversy Continues


I'm attaching an article that I just received about the CPUC's and Indicated  Shippers' protests of the recent ENA deal on El Paso.
I have a call in to  Drew Fossum to talk about formulating a formal response, and I will keep you  in that loop in case you get any inquiries.
(My initial, unofficial reaction  is that with the marketing affiliate rules and other safeguards in place, the  fact that ENA and Transwestern have the same parent company should make no  difference to the FERC.)
Until further notice, I would avoid any  communication with ENA on these issues.
If you have any questions, please  e-mail or call me (x30596).
Subject: thoughts on Enrononline


Tony, I thought there would be a case that stated that if an interstate  pipeline posts the criteria under which it will evaluate capacity bids, it  must stick to those criteria and not award the capacity to a bidder on some  other basis.
It seems a simple enough extension of the principle that  capacity must be awarded on a nondiscriminatory basis.
However, I did not  find any case that stands for that exact proposition.
As you may be aware,  the Commission made Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America (NGPL) come up  with a way to ensure that it awarded capacity one a nondiscriminatory  basis...because NGPL was found to have been giving preferential treatment to  its shippers.
NGPL's solution was to come up with an auction process, and  there is a whole line of cases if you're interested.
The underlying  presumption is that if you set up a system under which all capacity is  awarded and stick with that system, there is no way you could be acting  discriminatorily.
But of course the Commission never comes out and says this  even though it should be obvious.
Probably the best we can do is extrapolate from 1) the tariff and 2) the NGA  (doesn't it also say we have to provide service on a not unduly discrim.
basis?).
Also, in your memo I'd give an example; i.e., if we notify shippers  of our auction process and set a deadline for bidding, but then award the  capacity to Sempra (assuming Sempra requested capacity after the posting), we  will have unduly discriminated against all the other shippers who had to  participate in the auction process.
Maybe in future postings on Enrononline we should include a statement to the  effect that the capacity posted will not be awarded except thru the  Enrononline process.
Now for some trivia.
Remember we were discussing with Shelley whether we  could post a different method (other than that prescribed in the tariff) for  determining best bid?
In my Westlaw search I ran across the relevant case.
In Northwest Pipeline, 85 FERC P 61,335, the Commission stated:  "The  Commission has previously given pipelines the leeway, in open season  provisions, to either include in their tariff a single non-discriminatory bid  evaluation methodology, or provide themselves the flexibility of choosing  different non-discriminatory bid evaulation methods for different  transactions, provided that the pipeline posts the bid evaluation methodology  before the bidding process begins."
The only problem is I am not sure we  have that "flexibility" since the tariff does not expressly allow us to post  a different method.
Maybe next time we do a tariff cleanup we could add some  language allowing us to do so.
I have to move on to my next project but if you want me to comment on what  you write I'd be happy to.
Subject: PNM reply comments


Steve, apparently I'm developing an overactive imagination when it comes to  FERC decisions.
In Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company, 74 FERC ?
61,102, reh'g denied, 75  FERC ?
61,272 (1996), and Transwestern, 90 FERC P 61,044, in which FERC  approved LFT services, the Commission accepted the pipelines' statements that  they would not sell capacity that is not available (i.e., will not  double-sell), rather than limit the service in some way or reject the filings.
In Iroquois Gas Transmission System, L.P., 79 FERC ?
61,394 (1997), the  Commission approved of the pipeline's selling of capacity that becomes  operationally available for various reasons from time to time.
But I have not been able to locate the general statement along the lines of  "pipelines can use their own discretion to determine whether capacity is  available" that I thought existed.
Subject: Employee transfer


David Foti, currently of ET&S, has accepted a position at EES effective  August 1, 2000.
To ensure that ET&S continues to be in compliance with the  marketing affiliate rules, Dave's access to any ET&S or GPG-related LANs or  applications should be removed at the close of business on July 31.
In  addition, Dave's email profile should be changed and any GPG or ET&S mass  distribution  lists should be changed.
Please send a reply email to me after these changes have been completed,  verifying and indicating the date that employee was: - removed from the LAN - EBB password was changed/canceled (if applicable) - removed from ET&S or GPG-related applications - email post office box was transfered.
If you have questions, or if you believe there is someone else I need to  contact in order to accomplish the above, please let me know.
Subject: ears


Hi Mum!
Sorry I have not called you back.
I have been out late every nite  and trying just to keep myself in constant motion.
Am on the trading floor  this week and can't really talk b/c too many ears.
But I'll give you a call  this afternoon.
Our little bar examinee is alive and well.
They've changed the schedule so  the exam was over yesterday instead of Fri.  She joined me and my work crowd  last night at La Griglia and we ordered champagne.
So I've already  celebrated appropriately!
What do you think of my Destin idea?
talk to you soon Love,
Subject: Red Cedar


OK, here's my first attempt.
Although I think Red Cedar's lawyers might be  looking for more, they have not specifically requested it, so I decided to  stick to making only the statements Ed Meaders mentioned in his 2 voice  mails.
I believe this may suffice.
Subject: Operating Agreement


Chad, attached is the draft of the Measurement and Control Facilities  Operating Agreement for Calpine's review.
As we discussed, because the  exhibits are still being finalized, I have not included them in this draft.
If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you.
Subject: Gallup update


On January 13, 2000, FERC issued a Section 7(c) certificate for  Transwestern's Gallup Expansion.
The Commission's order contained two  conditions:  1) that Transwestern file its discounted rates within 15 days of  the order, and 2) that Transwestern restructure its relationship with Enron  Compression Services so that Transwestern will have sufficient operation  control over the motor at the Gallup compressor station to assume regulatory  responsibility for the motor's operation, and that Transwestern file a report  with the Commission stating how it complied with this condition.
Transwestern accepted the  certificate January 14, 2000 but reserved the  right to seek rehearing or clarification of the order.
On January 18, 2000,  Transwestern filed a motion for extension of time to comply with the  condition that Transwestern file its discounted rates.
Transwestern has  already filed with the Commission the discounted rates it will charge its  expansion shippers, subject to a request for confidentiality.
Transwestern  intends to file a request for rehearing of the January 13 order explaining  why the Commission erred in ordering Transwestern to publicly disclose its  discounted rates in advance of the normal time for making such disclosure  through a discount report.
Subject: Apartment Lease


Hey Chris,  I was wondering if there was a fax number at the base so that my apartment  complex can send you some info.
regarding getting your name taken off of our  lease.
If there is, just shoot me off an email with the number and I'll pass  it along to them.
Hope things are going well and that you're not too homesick with Thanksgiving  and all.
I have a feeling I will be talking to you guys tomorrow along with  both of our parents and extended family members.
Have a great holiday and  root on the Horns ( I think this is going to be a tough one).
Love,
Subject: Topock


John Buchanan and I discussed TW's transfer of gas from the PG&E/Topock  receipt/delivery point to the PG&E/Topock Park N' Ride point to implement  TW's use of PG&E's Market Center service.
My understanding is that  physically the points are one and the same, and that the transaction will  simply be a paper transfer.
Since a contract is required in our system as a  formality to implement the transfer, the rate TW will "charge" itself for the  transfer is $0.
This message is to confirm that I see no legal or regulatory problems with  the above scenario.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to e-mail or call  me (x30596).
Subject: Congratulations


I just got the email from our UT recruiter naming all of the Super Saturday  candidates.
Kudos.
I'm so glad we didn't embarrass ourselves by overlooking  you a second time.
I'll see what I can do about getting assigned to your  dinner group.
See you this weekend.
Subject: One more thing


Do you know where the Texas Exes watch the games in London?
It might be kind  of fun to watch the OU game somewhere...even if just for a bit of it.
Just a  thought.
Subject: London or Bust


Hey Darren,  I wanted to try and touch and base with you before my arrival in London.
I  talked to Emily late last week and she seemed to think Friday night was a  good night to try and get together.
I know you have a bunch of people that  are going to be in London this weekend, but maybe we could just make it one  big group outing.
Get back to me when you get a chance and we'll try and set  something up.
Susan
Subject: You hit the nail on the head...he is a weirdo.


Well, we met and had dinner last night.
NOTHING of importance was discussed  during our entire meal and it was only when I brought things up as we were  leaving that any actual talking occurred.
Here are the basics...  - There is definitely no "us" anymore...and I quote "sometimes these things  just fade out" - There is much I didn't know about him and I am sure even more that I still  don't - Case in point...He was MARRIED before (yes, you read correctly married) - Turns out he's been divorced about three years, it didn't end well and he  hasn't had a relationship that has lasted beyond       2 mos.
in those three  years (even though, by his own admission, he has dated a lot) - Can you say  issues?
- He told me "I know this sounds so trite, but this really has nothing to do  with you, it's all me."
Of course I agreed with him saying "I know it's you  Ted, I don't have any problems."
(He got a chuckle out of that one) - I told him about my frustrations and disappointment with how he had handled  things and he apologised (evidently Kevin told him about our exchange at  Steak Night) and I also let him know how much I appreciated his handling of  things in the beginning - I said I really hated animosity and hard feelings and that as long as he  hadn't done anything truly horrible to me (i.e.
murder a family member, etc.)
I would really like to leave things on a good note...He agreed.
- He said I was a fantastic girl and that he still enjoyed hanging out and  talking with me (although I don't see us doing a lot of that)  So all in all I walked away with three very important things 1.
A lightened  load (I got everything of my chest that I wanted to and needed to) 2.
My  dignity (I handled it just as I'd hoped...with composure and wit) 3.
A  clearer since of Ted as a person (He definitely has a lot of issues in his  life he has not completely dealt with yet, and who knows if he ever will?)
Anyway, I'm okay with everything and surprisingly feel pretty good.
I'll  talk to you soon.
Susan  By the way, I told him about the shirt idea (he thought it was funny, and  maybe just a little harsh)
Subject: Mine's good, but check out his.


Mine:        For September 28: An agreement or legal matter improves today.
You are                      able to reach an understanding in a previously tense  affair.
Do your best to                      maintain peace and tranquility, instead of giving into  resentment or suspicion.
Behind the scenes finagling will be required to keep  others on track and out of                      trouble.
Batten down the hatches during late afternoon  and evening, and don't                      let any important info get into the wrong hands.
Someone  may place their trust                      or future in your custody.
Make them glad they did.
Find weekly and monthly horoscopes  His:       For September 28: Something you already own or have access to provides                      even more satisfaction and enrichment.
Take advantage of  this opportunity.
Squeeze every drop of juice out of a cosmic orange.
You  never lost this                      chance, but may have temporarily misplaced it.
You could  be sitting on a virgin                      diamond mine.
Dig a little deeper.
Later today, you and  a partner or advisor                      may clash.
Don't slam the door on existing  relationships, no matter how trying                      things get.
FYI: No bridges should be burnt today.
Find weekly and monthly horoscopes
Subject: tariff question


The reservation charge reduction applicable to TW's failure to deliver gas  under certain circumstances does NOT apply to either force majeure events or  periods of unscheduled maintenance less than 10 days in any calendar  quarter.
Unscheduled maintenance is defined as unanticipated or unplanned  maintenance on the pipeline system required to be performed to ensure that  gas continues to flow in months other than Dec., Jan., Feb., July and Aug.
Assuming we could even classify the proposed activity as "maintenance," I'm  not sure we could get away with saying it was unanticipated or unplanned, as  the Gallup expansion has been in the works for some time.
I am also not  completely comfortable calling this "force majeure" because part of the  tariff definition is that the event was not within the control of either  party; however, since the definition does include "binding order of any court  or governmental authority," we could possibly say this is force majeure if  we're reducing the pressure in order to comply with a DOT pipeline safety  rule.
(In that event, our notice on the EBB would be a force majeure  notice.)
If not, we can argue that since this is not "maintenance," but  simply being done to construct the expansion in a safe and prudent manner,  the shippers' rights are not triggered under the reservation charge reduction  provisions.
In that case, damages (if any) would have to be pursued under  ordinary contract law.
I realize that this is not a very satisfactory answer; however, the outage is  going to be relatively short, and no shipper in recent memory has availed  itself of the reservation charge reduction.
I recommend we give shippers  reasonable notice of the pressure reduction so that they can make alternate  plans -- this will reduce the likelihood that they will feel revengeful.
Subject: And this one time at band camp...


Hey,   I know you are monumentally busy this week, but if you get five minutes today  shoot me back an email and let me know if you know any of the Associates  below.
They are all going to be at the dinner tonight so any info that would  boost my B.S.
factor would be much appreciated.
I seem to remember you  mentioning John Massey on a couple of occasions but I have, albeit very  rarely, been known to be wrong.
Hope your day is going well and that you  aren't having to carry Darren too much.
Evan Betzer Jay Epstein Bill Keeney John Massey Milind Pasad Kevin Ruscitti Jennifer Adams Farzad Farhangnia Gautam Gupta Claudio Ribeiro Doug Sewell
Subject: Every day needs a little dose of levity...


Fifth grade assignment  The teacher gave her fifth grade class an assignment:  Get their parents to tell them a story with a moral at  the end of it.
The next day the kids came back and one  by one began to tell their stories.
Kathy said, "My father's a farmer and we have a lot of  egg-laying hens.
One time we were taking our eggs to  market in a basket on the front seat of the pickup when  we hit a bump in the road and all the eggs went flying  and broke and made a mess."
"And what's the moral of  the story?"
Asked the teacher.
"Don't put all your eggs  in one basket!"
"Very good," said the teacher.
"Now, Lucy?"
"Our family are farmers too.
But we raise chickens for  the meat market.
We had a dozen eggs one time, but when  they hatched we only got ten live chicks.
And the moral  to this story is, don't count your chickens until they're  hatched."
"That was a fine story Lucy."
"Johnny do you have a story to share?"
"Yes, ma'am, my daddy told me this story about my uncle Bob.
Uncle Bob was a pilot in Vietnam and his plane got hit.
He  had to bail out over enemy territory and all he had was a  bottle of whiskey, a machine gun and a machete.
He drank the  whiskey on the way down so it wouldn't break and then he  landed right in the middle of 100 enemy troops.
He killed  seventy of them with the machine gun until he ran out of  bullets, then he killed twenty more with the machete till the  blade broke and then he killed the last ten with his bare hands."
"Good heavens," said the horrified teacher, "What kind of moral  did your daddy tell you from that horrible story?"
"Don't fuck with Uncle Bob when he's been drinking."