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Subject: PRC Presentation


Michelle;  This is the presentation which was provided to the HR VP's.
The HR VPs were tasked with going off to met their BU OTCs and devise plans around the three components.
We are currently collating those plans into one document.
We'll send that along to you when completed.
Pls call if you have any questions.
Subject: follow-up


Michelle-  I hope that this message finds you well and that you are having a great week.
I spoke with Mark Broadfoot this afternoon and he suggested I try to reach you through e-mail.
I just would like to inquire with you to see if you have any feedback regarding the PWD sample that Darlene Donlan forwarded back to you last week.
If you could please let us know where that stands, or if you have any feedback and/or questions it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks and have a great evening.
Respectfully,
Subject: CONFIDENTIAL Personnel issue


Michelle/Lizsette;  I was wondering if circumstances with Jonathan Lane (the contract Help desk person whom I mentioned to you a week or so ago) have been resolved?
When we last spoke I mentioned that he went to Valeria Hope's group.
I am not sure of the outcome  of that visit, but I will tell  you that his negative attitude and general dissatisfaction on the team is becoming disruptive to the other help desk members.
He is away from his desk often (having "meetings", which may be interviews for other positions), he has shared with the other team members his perceptions of management and his issues with us.
If and when I can do so, I would like to terminate him.
I won't until I hear from you all, and we are documenting discussions as you requested.
I hope this can end soon, though because this is causing real problems here.
Gina
Subject: Employment Tax Refund Project


Michelle,  As I indicated in my voice mail this morning, I am working with Janice Priddy, Manager of Enron Corporate Payroll, on a significant employment tax refund project.
We are in the process of quantifying potential FICA, federal unemployment and state unemployment tax refunds related to both internal and external acquisitions involving employees.
Essentially, if we are able to determine that the predecessor company had beneficial unemployment tax rates, we may be in a position to either retroactively or prospectively take advantage of those rates.
In addition, mid-year transactions may also result in a refund of amounts paid by Enron in excess of certain federal and state wage bases (Enron may be entitled to take credit for those wages paid by the acquired company prior to, but during the same calendar year, as the transaction).
We obtained Enron Corporate Data Sheets from Kate Cole and Deborah Korkmas was designated as a legal contact related to several external acquisitions.
We have prepared a short, one page questionnaire, which will assist us in determining whether a significant refund opportunity exists related to these particular acquisitions.
According to the Corporate Date Sheets, Deborah is the legal contact for the following acquisitions:  2000 - Garden State Paper Company, LLC (FEIN: 94-3371710) 2000 - KUCC Cleburne, LLC (FEIN: not listed) 2000 - Tenaska IV Partners, Ltd. (FEIN: not listed) 2000 - Harrier Power Corporation (FEIN: not listed)  Please complete the attached questionnaire for each acquisition with as much information as possible.
If the acquisition did not involve employees, just complete the top portion of the questionnaire and answer questions 1 and 2.
In reference to question 5, since it is unlikely that you have access to such detailed payroll information, if you could provide the states in which the predecessor had employment, we will then be in a position to contact state agencies to gather more detailed information.
Thank you for your assistance in this process.
If you have any questions, please call me at (713) 237-5346 or Janice at x37839.
Once the questionnaires have been completed, please return them to me via e-mail at alexa.r.cutter@us.andersen.com.
Sincerely,
Subject: Accomplishments


Mark,  As you requested, below is a list of my major accomplishments for the year.
1.
Resolution/management of pre-litigation and litigation matters,  including:  Dwayne Hart/Utilicorp; Satterwhite; Barrington; Race/Statoil;  Ross Malme; Rick Blandford; West Boettcher; Anita Suson; Charlie Weymms;  Steven Cuneo; others.
2.
Efficient management of drafting, negotiating, revising, and completing  several types of contracts in numerous different jurisdictions (e.g., almost  200 employment agreements, 35 separation agreements, and 30 consulting  services agreements).
3.
Lead attorney on Project One (which involves issues surrounding the  OFCCP's "glass ceiling" audit of ENA and all of Enron).
4.
Labor and employment transactional support, including:  East Coast Power,  Ecogas, CGas, Project Hurricane, Columbia, Project Grizzly, Las Vegas Cogen,  and other acquisitions that involve the transfer or hiring of personnel.
Many  of these transactions require extensive legal support relating to personnel  matters after closing.
5.
Legal support on labor (union) matters, including successful closing of  project labor agreements for the construction of generation assets (e.g.,  Pittsburg, 2000 peakers, Pastoria), Unfair Labor Practice matters, training  on union-related issues in M&A's.
Let me know if you need any more information, and thanks for your support!
Michelle
Subject: Avril Forster


Hector,  Where are we with regard to the investigation into this matter?
I know that  you've got a lot going on, and I didn't want that one to fall through the  cracks.
Thanks a lot!
Subject: stuart.zisman@enron.com, jinsung.myung@enron.com


Pat,  Hello!
I am sending to you a memo from Stuart Zisman here at Enron.
He has  a question that I am forwarding to you, since I don't know the answer.
Would  you please give him an answer today, if possible?
Thanks a lot!
Subject: Code of Ethics/Copyright Question


Hello!
An ENA employee wrote a book that was published in Russia.
There have been  three editions, and the publisher wants her to do a 4th.
The topic is  technical analysis, which is what she does here at Enron.
In this 4th  edition, she will be using public data, her own PC, and working on her own  time.
However, given that she has been at Enron for 6 months, she obviously  would apply some of the knowledge she has gained here in the revision of the  book.
She would not divulge any Enron confidential or proprietary  information, however.
What are your thoughts on whether she could be able to do this?
She is  willing to let Enron be a co-author, although as a practical matter, I do not  think that would be worthwhile.
My opinion at this point is that she can do  it, so long as it is on her own time and using her own resources, and, of  course, provided that she reveals no Enron-specific  information.
I welcome  your perspective, however, given that this is a new one to me.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Subject: Data Room Information - Toucan


Dee,  I assume that you will go through these documents for benefits/plan issues  and then send relevant ones to Pat this week.
If that is not your plan, let  me know.
Thanks!
Subject: RICE MBA INFO SESSION - APPLICATIONS/BROCHURES


Good Afternoon Analysts,  Were you unable to attend the Rice MBA Info Session?
Or, would you like more information?
Please visit EB3526A for brochures, applications and other information regarding the Monday, November 5, 2001, Rice MBA Info Session.
Subject: MS Excel Tricks with Eugenio


When: Thursday, November 15, 2001 1:30 PM-2:30 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: TBA  *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*  Hello Warriors,  Many of you expressed interest in an MS Excel session with Eugenio.
Please email me at least one topic you would like Eugenio to cover.
Thanks,
Subject: Pulp Weekly Meeting - ROOM CHANGED


The Pulp Weekly Meeting scheduled by Rodney Malcolm for every Monday at 9:00am to 10:00am will now be held in video conference room ECS 04075 (new building).
The London team will be participating via video conference.
Thanks,
Subject: Attached company analysis


Ami/Monika:   Attached you'll find an analysis of a publicly-traded company which should serve as an example for what I'm looking for.
Thanks again for all your help with this.
KC
Subject: TW 2010 Projected Capacity & Revenue


This is the speadsheet we have been working off of for the 2010 model that Kevin Howard is running.
Please let me know if you have questions or would like me to summarize this for you in a more useful format for your reference.
Lindy
Subject: BPA Contracts


Chris,  Per your request, I have included the information on the BPA contracts.
All of the values listed below are as of the curves on 12/17/2001.
I have asked Fran to run the MTM as of the curves yesterday to further update the information.
Former Analysis - including deals through 12/31/2001: WAUNA or '97 Letter - $ 22.3 mm (one deal 10/1/2001 thru 12/31/2005 - long position 102 MW) Firm Purchase Agr.
- $ 55.9 mm (one deal 1/1/2002 thru 12/31/2006 - long position 144 MW) '97 Enabling Agr.
- $   7.0 mm (longest deal thru 12/31/2003 - net long position of 48 MW) '00 Enabling Agr.
- $301.8 mm (longest deal thru 12/31/2006 - net short position of 89 MW) TOTAL                      - $387    mm (net long position of 204 MW)   TODAY - No deals ending 12/31/2001; includes one deal ending 1/31/2002 WAUNA or '97 Letter -  TERMINATED (97PB 10123) Firm Purchase Agr.
-  TERMINATED (98PB 10227) '97 Enabling Agr.
- $   6.8 mm (longest deal thru 12/31/2003 - net long position of 100 MW) '00 Enabling Agr.
- $301.2 mm (longest deal thru 12/31/2006 - net short position of 239 MW) TOTAL                      - $308.1 mm (net short position of 139 MW)  Regards,
Subject: changed Transmission deal


Dear Sean,    I have changed 2 deals that were put in as transmission sales : deals # 894692 and 894962 to Buy Resales.
Please make any adjustments necessay to your scheduling sheets, etc.
The new B/R deal numbers are 896676.1 and 896677.1 respectively, to replace the above 2 deals.
The reason for this change is that the Business Rules of EnPower will not allow the system to recognize a sale of transmission from EPMI to another counterparty.
Please contact me with any questions you may have.
Thanks,    Virginia
Subject: AT&T Cell Rep is HERE.


The AT&T cell phone representative is here this morning at 10:00am in Mt.
Hood.
If you need to ask questions or set a cellular service up please come see her.
She is NOT delivering phones OR new phone numbers today.
The phones I believe will be shipped out by FedEx.
Thanks,
Subject: Just a reminder


Yo Sweets McGeets.
Just a reminder that you were going to call and discontinue your payroll deduction for the Enron fitness center.
Let's talk insurance stuff tonight as I know you need to make those elections soon.
Will plan on comparing and contrasting my health plan with Enron's.
Luv, The Wif
Subject: Expedia.com Hotel Survey - Your Opinions Wanted!


Dear Traveler,  We at Expedia.com would like to learn more about your experience booking a hotel on our Web site, as well as your subsequent stay.
To take our Expedia Hotel Survey, please click on the URL below.
The survey will take about 5 minutes.
This Expedia survey is strictly a research project initiated solely by and for Expedia.com.
Your identity and any information you provide will be kept confidential.
We will study results only in the aggregate.
Your information will never be bought, sold, rented, or used to sell you products or services.
We sincerely appreciate your time, and look forward to repaying your effort with information that will make your future Expedia hotel bookings easier, and your stays more enjoyable.
Thank you!
Subject: Dave Matthews Tickets


The winner of the 9/15 Dave Matthews Tickets accidently bid on both pairs of  tickets I had for sale (9/15 and 9/16) and only wanted one pair.
He is  buying the 9/16 tickets (11th row) for $345.
If you are interested in the  9/15 tickets (8th row) which are even better seats, I can sell them to you  for $305.
Let me know asap because I am leaving town around 2pm for the  weekend.
You can reach me at work or anytime this weekend on my cell phone.
If you are interested please call me at 713-853-5933 (work) or 713-516-8820  (cell) and we will work it out.
FYI - I am also notifying the person who bid  $305 and promised to give them first look but otherwise the tickets are your  if you want.
Thanks,
Subject: Wedding Reading


Sandy   Attatched is a copy of the reading we selected for you to read.
Thanks for  taking part in our celebration!
If you have any questions you can reach me  at 713-853-5933 or Zooey at home 713-432-7163 or cell 713-516-8820.
As if  that is not enough numbers 6pm is the time the rehersal begins.
We are on a  very tight schedule so prompt attence is appreciated.
The location is the SE  corner of Kirby and Westheimer.
If you are coming from 59 you turn left on  Kirby (north) and go to Westheimer and turn right (east) and it is on your  right.
Also, the rehersal dinner is following the rehersal at Buca di Beppo  at around 7:30.
We hope you will be able to attend.
Subject: URM Position at the customer/utility/NERC level - Sep. 1st, 2001


Colleagues:  Utility Risk Management  positions as of  Sept. 1st are now available at the following level of details:    The position (long, short, and net) in electric utility "x" The position (long, short, and net) per customer in the electric utility "x".
The position (long, short, and net) per rate schedule/customer class in electric utility "x".
Aggregates of the above per State, NERC Region, and Customer.
If you need any position for a specific utility in your service territory, please contact Bryan Gottfredson 713-345-2430  by email with cc to: Harry Kingerski, Pat Keene and/or Amr Ibrahim and we shall attempt to provide the data in the shortest possible time (currently aiming at within the same business day).
Best regards
Subject: Enron Security Letters


Jeff, Here are the two letters that were sent.
I understand you will be forwarding to Jim Staffus (sp?
), your VP of gov't affairs.
<<EnronSecDemand 11-29-01.doc>>  <<EnronSecDemand 12-5-01.doc>>
Subject: Cal Basketball Game - Jan. 19th


Hello All,  If you're like me and you've never been to one sporting event during your time at Cal, here's your chance (if you have, come along for the company).
For those interested, please join me on Jan. 19th.
@ 5:00pm when Cal will take on Washington State.
The tickets look like they are $24.50 per person.
If you are interested, please let me know, so I can try to get a block of seats together.
Happy Holidays!!
All the best,
Subject: planning to graduate this semester?


Hi Evening MBA students,  If you plan to graduate this semester for a December 2001 degree, will you  please come by the Evening MBA office soon (by Tuesday, September 25 at the  latest) and fill out an Application for Candidacy form?
We have your fall transcript to assist you in filling out the form.
Since  we need your original signature, an office visit is best.
Thanks, congratulations, and see you!
Subject: Email message from Dean


To Members of the Haas Community  Yesterday, October 17,  I had lunch in San Francisco with Tom Clausen,  former CEO of the Bank of America, and former President of the World Bank,  and a great fan and supporter of the Haas School.
He is the one of the  individuals behind the Bank of America's generous contributions to the Haas  community.
His personal gifts and gifts from the Bank of America  Foundation have financed the Bank of America forum, the Bank of America's  discretionary Dean's fund that supports new Haas programs; and the Clausen  Center that supports the International Business Development course and some  of Haas's most loved faculty including Andy Rose and Rich Lyons.
We had a  wonderful lunch during which he spoke affectionately of the loyalty and  talent of Haas alumni, the accomplishments of current Haas students, and  the future of business education.
After lunch, as I drove back to the Berkeley campus with Larry Lollar--the
Subject: Voice-mail Down Campus Wide


Good morning Haas Community, Voice-mail is currently down campus wide.
The reason for this is not yet  known.
I will continue to update you as I receive more information.
Please  call me with any concerns.
Tracy Curtis
Subject: True Blue's new website


We finally got the website up with photos and tunes.
Hope you have a chance to check it out.
It is at www.truebluegrass.com.
If you don't wish to receive True Blue mail in the future, please just reply with that info and we'll do our best to see that doesn't happen again.
Those of you who were at the Freight show last Sunday - thank you.
Your support was greatly appreciated.
The turnout was great at our first Bay Area appearance, and we look forward to doing it again.
Our next show in the vicinity will be in Davis in January - details to follow at a later date.
That's all for now!
Subject: Monday's FERC Filings


Attached for your information are the following two filings made at FERC on Monday on behalf of WPTF:   1..  Motion to Intervene and Protest of the Western Power Trading Forum.
This was filed in connection witht the ISO status report filing dealing with creditworthiness issues.
2..  Motion to Intervene and Comments of the Western Power Trading Forum.
This was filed in connection with the Reliant and Mirant filing of a joint Section 206 complaint on October 18, 2001.
My thanks to those who responded to the drafts with comments and suggestions.
Dan
Subject: SCE-QF Update


I listed in on this afternoon's IEP call re: SCE's MOU.
According to Smutney-Jones (who was more than average mad), SCE has reneged on the "pay 10% up front" portion of the deal they struck with SCE.
According to IEP, SCE says that the banks, who are spooked by TURN's success in getting a 14-day temporary suspension of the CPUC-SCE settlement, is not interested in allowing SCE to pay any creditors like QFs preferentially.
SCE said the 5.37 c/kWh commitment is still there, however.
IEP's was also unsuccessful in getting the effective date of 5.37 c/kWh changed in return for the loss of the 10% up front.
CCC/Jerry Bloom, who represents gas-fired QFs is seperately negotiating with SCE and may be willing to give up 10% in return for commiting to 5.37c/kwh outside of the CPUC.
(They are concerned with CPUC overturning the IEP-SCE "deal.")
Several parties on the call, including CalEnergy, indicated they may sue SCE outside the CPUC over reneging on this deal.
Alan Comnes
Subject: Natural Gas Strategic Profile


Hello All -- With all the uncertainty this has been a difficult project to concentrate on, however, here is a first stab at establishing criteria for evaluating the prospects for retail service state-by-state, and by major LDC.
Some of these criteria may be consolidated or eliminated as the matrix progresses.
I have differentiated between transportation (C&I customers can receive distribution service separate from commodity) as opposed to Customer Choice whereby C&I and Residential customers may have alternative service choices.
PLEASE LOOK OVER THE MATRIX  with an eye towards changes.
Nothing is set in stone and the simpler and more relevant we make it the better the product.
Thanks all.
Subject: Enron Announces Plans to Merge with Dynegy


Today, we announced plans to merge with Dynegy, a major player in the energy marketplace and one of our largest counterparties.
Dynegy is a great company with businesses very similar to our own.
We believe merging with Dynegy is the best option to preserve our core businesses that you've worked so hard to build.
Following are the major components of the transaction.
Deal Terms
Subject: Dim Sum and Then Some. Next Friday...


Hola - lets meet up for lunch at Yank Sing at the  Rincon next Friday.
A nice long hour and a half  starting at 12:00.
Now, do you even remember  the last time you did that?
Hit reply and let me know - I'll get us a table.
Yum- I can taste those dumplings already...
Cheers & have a great weekend!
Subject: CSO - Read only if you are a graduating native Japanese Haas  student


Per the attached document, Angela Lewis, a representative from The Japan Partnership, an international executive search firm, will be in the area at 5pm on Sunday, October 7th and is interested in meeting with native Japanese graduating Haas students to discuss career opportunities in Japan.
If you are interested in attending this presentation, please respond back to me right away.
The volume of responses will determine whether the event will take place or not.
It is scheduled to take place in the Faculty Club.
Regards,
Subject: CEM Renewal


Jeff,  Your subscription to California Energy Markets will expire December 21, 2001.
Please let me know if you are interested in renewing for the year 2002.
If you are interested in renewing please include the following information:  	Delivery Address (email for online or street for print copy) 	Office Location (City) 	Company Number 	Cost Center Number
Subject: Edison Advice Letter 1586


You may recall that the last summary included SCE advice letter 1586-E.
This was the advice filing that seeksto implement a number of the regulatory components included in the October 2, 2001 Settlement Agreement between the CPUC and SCE.
The summary noted that Edison asked for comments to be due on November 28.
That request has been denied (see the attached letter), and comments are instead due on December 4.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
Dan
Subject: Got leads?


Haas students:  We all know that recruiting is going to be a challenge this year and utilizing all available resources will heighten our chances for success.
Haas students bring a wealth of contacts to the program and we in the Career Center want to be sure to tap into it to benefit your fellow classmates.
If you have a contact that you think would be interested in hearing about the ways that a company can connect with Haas students through either formal or informal recruiting events (on-campus presentations and interviews, job fairs, job postings, student club firm nights, etc.
), please send us the person's contact info.
It might be a hiring manager you worked with or for.
It might be someone within the company's human resources department that has not interacted with Haas.
It might be a personal contact that has a small business looking for that one key person.
Regardless, we would appreciate the opportunity to pursue the potential recruiting contact.
Please provide the following if available:  Contact name, company, title, phone number, email address, any additional recruiting-related info (type of position (s)he may be interested in recruiting MBA's for, past Haas/MBA hiring, etc.)
Depending on which industry your contact is in, please email your response to the appropriate account manager as follows:  Rich Wong - technology and entertainment/media - rwong@haas.berkeley.edu Jenny Rowe - consulting, consumer products, healthcare/biotech/medical devices, education, not-for-profit - rowe@haas.berkeley.edu Mark Friedfeld - finance/investment banking, real estate - friedfel@haas.berkeley.edu  On behalf of your Haas schoolmates, thanks for any leads you can provide.
Regards,
Subject: Updated Agenda for Tomorrow's Energy Committee Meeting


Good Evening Committee Members:  Just to keep you apprised, we have planned for a special discussion of the second extraordinary legislative session with Dr. Barbara Barkovich and Derek Naten at tomorrow's committee meeting.
As noted before, we are hoping to hear from Kip Lipper in Senator Sher's office at our October 17 Committee Meeting.
We will keep you updated in this regard.
*Please note, our October 3 meeting has been cancelled.
The SVMG Annual Planning Conference will be held this year on October 2 and 3 in Half Moon Bay.
Our Energy Director and Committee Chairs will be participating in this conference.
Thanks.