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Subject: Maybe we should try this..


The sailing might be fun, and the price is right.
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Subject: CA Development


Hi Rob,  We are considering assigning a couple of the LM's to an Enron LLC, then  selling the equity.
I've taken a stab at the assignment & assumption  agreement.
Is this ok?
Has WestLB signed of on this form yet?
This is the same transaction I called you about this am.
Any thoughts on the  notice question?
Thanks,
Subject: Consent to assignment to TurboPark


Here's the consent form for the equipment going into TurboPark.
If you have  any questions, please call me at home tomorrow (Friday) morning at 713 973  6325.
Thanks,
Subject: ABB


Dave Onuscheck left me a voice mail message that Frank had not yet reviewed  the change order.
Dave predicted it would be tomorrow am.
That's getting  close., but if it is done by then we probably won't be subjected to bodily  harm.
Kay
Subject: The Nutcracker


Good morning!
I'm soliciting commitments for those wanting to go to the Nutcracker this  year.
I was thinking of trying to get tickets to a daytime performance.
Any  interest?
The Sugar Plum Fairy
Subject: PRIVILEGED and CONFIDENTIAL


Mitch,  Here's a first draft.
Please suggest any additional complaints/shortfalls  which we need to raise.
It is better to be all inclusive than leave  something out.
Richard, any ideas or comments?
Kay
Subject: Is this a Monday or a Tuesday?


Good morning.
I didn't wake Paige up this am.
I told Michael he could wake her up when he  wanted to, which I presume didn't take long.
It feels good to be back.
Last week really wasn't a very good week to take  off, and I was really stressed.
It helps knowing that I have a holiday in two  weeks!
I'm glad, since Michael is off then as well.
Did you make friends with your venison (or was is pork)?
Love,
Subject: CA Development - revised documents


Here's a set of CA I revised docs.
If these are ok, we will get CA II lined  up as well.
I'm on the road tomorrow, but should be back in the office on Wednesday am.
Kay
Subject: E-Next Generation documents for GE


Lisa,  GE is asking for fully executed copies of thedocuments they signed in  connection with the TurboPark transaction.
If I can get copies I will be  glad to make distribution.
Kay
Subject: Resignations of CAED I & II Man. Dir. & Officers


Hi there.
Is this required by our agreement, or just a nice touch?
We have a fairly  long list of people who we would have to track down, and it seems to me that  these people can be replaced (or have been) without the formality of  resigning.
I'll send you the list separately.
Thanks,
Subject: 38th floor stuff


There's a monthly birthday party thing at 300 up here.
I know you don't  always get the word, so here's the word.
How's your brother?
ckm
Subject: Shaeffer redline


I ran a redline from the last version I had electronically.
I've forwarded the current version to Herman for his review and approval.
Due to some of the changes, Enron may need some revisions as well.
Kay
Subject: coop city outline


Hi John,  Mark and I are still working at the hotel, waiting to hear from the=20 counterparty.
=20  Could you forward this to Jon?
I don't have his email address.
Thanks,
Subject: Words to go with the other 2 emails regarding Austin


Here's what Eric wrote:   I revised the contract you sent me to make it site specific.
Those changes  are redlined.
Please note that I have reinserted sections 10.4.1 and 10.4.3  as well as the defined terms that go with them.
These were related to  exhaust temperature and energy.
I know this is a simple cycle plant and they  typically aren't required, but I wanted to see if GE would guarantee it  anyway.
It maybe helpful in the future if Austin Energy goes combined  cycle.
If for some reason GE's lawyers specifically want to leave that out,  then they will probably also want to delete sections 10.4.2 and 10.4.4 (and  their defined terms) since those also talk about specific exhaust  guarantees.
Let me know what they decide.
Exhibit A (site basis conditions) which I also revised was not attached to  your file.
(It's right behind the sign-off pages in my hard copy.)
I  therefor hand marked up a copy and scanned it.
It is now attached as a  separate word file.
Exhibit F is "boiler plate" and shouldn't change.
Exhibit "U" is not in my  hard copy.
My copy only goes up to Exhibit "T."   If you get something from  GE on Exhibit "U", send it to me and I will be glad to review it.
Subject: Feb 19 appt for Michael


Hi Sharon,  Michael will pass on next week's appointment.
He and I have the day off  together, so I'm making some special rodeo plans.
His winter report from his teachers was good.
He is meeting or exceeding  expectations in all categories.
We recently visited at school and watched  him for about an hour, and he was attending very well, sitting still (well,  relative to the other kids), following instructions, raising his hand to be  called upon, etc.
You should have heard him speak Spanish - it was so cute.
We visited in the am, and I haven't seen him in the afternoon without meds.
The class schedule hasn't required an afternoon dose as of yet.
Hope all is well with you.
Kay
Subject: Mountaineer vs. Explorer, per Edmunds.com


Mercury's Mountaineer debuted several years ago as an upscale version of the  best-selling Ford Explorer sport-utility vehicle.
The problem was, Ford's  Explorer could be just as luxurious as the Mountaineer and, in some cases,  was even more expensive.
For 2002, Mercury has attempted to further  distinguish their sport-ute from the popular Explorer.
The result is a fine  SUV, with improved handling characteristics and generous feature content.
This near-luxury sport-ute comes with either a 4.0-liter V6 making 210  horsepower or a 4.6-liter V8 pumping out 240 ponies.
Both engines come mated  to a five-speed automatic transmission.
The new V8 offers copious and refined  power delivery, but unimpressive mileage numbers.
Mountaineer has been redesigned inside and out, and the results are pleasing.
Now easily distinguishable from the Explorer from the A-pillars forward, its  "New Edge" theme makes use of a satin-finish grille and bold headlamps.
Meanwhile, the interior gets satin-aluminum trim accents, lending a  distinctive, high-tech flavor to this former Explorer clone.
Improvements to the Mountaineer are much more than cosmetic, however.
An  all-new independent rear suspension featuring a unique porthole-in-frame  design debuts this year.
This setup allows the rear floor to drop 7 inches -  thereby making room for a third-row seat - while increasing ground clearance  to 9.2 inches.
At the same time, ride and handling have been dramatically  improved.
The Mountaineer now feels more stable on the road and exhibits  flatter cornering characteristics.
A 2.5-inch wider stance improves handling  even more, while increasing interior room.
Noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) have also been improved in the 2002  Mountaineer.
A 50-percent reduction of air leakage into the truck's cabin and  a refined automatic transmission make for a more serene driving environment,  although some vibration from the available all-wheel-drive system does  intrude through the floor.
New convenience features in the Mountaineer include a standard six-way power  adjustable driver's seat, along with optional adjustable pedals, heated front  seats and heated exterior mirrors.
Among the Mountaineer's new safety  features are optional side curtain airbags, a stiffer body shell and a lower  front bumper for improved crash compatibility with other vehicles.
Later in  the model year, rollover protection sensors, and a new AdvanceTrac  traction/stability control system will also be available.
The Mountaineer's strengths lie in its feature content, powerful engine  choices and improved rear suspension.
There are plenty of SUVs on the market,  but if you want an Explorer, yet can't stomach the thought of owning the  golden retriever of sport-utility vehicles, the Mountaineer just might float  your boat.
Subject: Enron Legal policy issues


Karen,  Fred Mitro forwarded an email you sent him concerning a legal question.
Please be advised that Enron policy requires that all outside legal advice be  coordinated through an inhouse lawyer, and certainly any legal advice given  to Enron employees must be given to Enron counsel as well.
This requires  some discipline on the part of our outside counsel, but we find it works in  everyone's best interest.
Thank you for your attention to this very important policy.
Kay
Subject: GE and other updates


We had the legal call on Wednesday.
It was Mike, Kent and me.
You didn't  miss much.
They are waiting on us, and I didn't want to give them anything  we hadn't discussed internally.
I asked Rose to have the Coyote Springs contract OBS'ed (off balance  sheet-ed).
She should have something shortly.
By the way, the contact sheet that Steve distributed was the one we prepared.
I'll catch you up on other stuff when you have time.
Nothing urgent...  Kay
Subject: Blue Dog


The outside lawyer for Northwestern, Marguerite Kahn, would like to speak  with you concerning the structure of the LLC, specifically including the  promissory notes.
Guess I didn't explain it all that well.
I asked her just  to call you directly, and gave her your number.
Thanks,
Subject: Look what's for sale


I am selling my Bayou II kayak by Dagger.
It is a two person, enclosed  style, kayak perfect for enjoyable kayaking with a special friend or family  member.
Especially good for fishing because one person can paddle and  position the boat while the other fishes.
Subject: Revised LOI with Clarksdale/Yazoo


Here is the current draft for your review.
In addition to the changes which  were made, there were some valid comments made by Beck and Christi, which I  think need to be addressed, but can be addressed in the definitive agreements.
Please revise carefully and let me know if you have any comments.
Kay
Subject: GE consent


Hi Karen,  Could I get a copy of whatever the latest version is of the GE consent for  Pastoria?
We have a potential deal coming up to move some frames out of  TurboPark, so I would like to see the current state-of-the-are version.
Thanks,
Subject: Turbine contract


Attached is a slightly revised turbine contract.
The performance values have  been modified, as I believe the previous draft had site-specific numbers.
It  is redlined against the version you received last Friday.
Kay
Subject: MDEA


Here's a starting point.
I've tried to bracket stuff with open issues like  this [ ], but I'm sure there are more questions than [ ]s.  I'm really  unclear on the financial aspect of the deal.
Reagan, I didn't stop to put the exhibits you sent in, as I thought it was  better to get the doc in your hands (and Mr. Fairley's) for a detailed review.
Kay
Subject: a favor


my printer just froze, and I want to look at the doc to finish the  reorganization.
Could you pretty please fax me the first 14 pages (I have  the last).
Also, could you look at the stuff I've highlighted in yellow.
I haven't put all your comments in, but I will in a minute.
Don't get  discouraged, the draft is closer to finished than it looks, it is just the  changes are in my head.
It won't take too terribly long now.
I've set up the exhibits as a separate document to make it easier to move  around the doc.
I think it would be kind of strange to send a draft without the most basic of  commercial terms included.
Stranger things have happened of course!
Many thanks.
Kay
Subject: NW


Nothing from Ben yet.
If I don't hear from him in the next couple of hours,  then I think we should be ready with an extension letter, giving them a  couple of days extra for free.
Ben indicated to  me last week that he would  give them some time once they asked.
MK called with questions on the assignment - nothing serious.
Kay
Subject: Message for Bruce M.


Hi Bruce,  There's a Christie Patrick who is a VP of Government Affairs.
I'm wondering  if this isn't the same person you referenced.
I don't know her.
Regards,
Subject: Delta Power status


Hi there,  I suggest a brief status call tomorrow at 100 central to assess where we are  and what we need to finish.
How does this time work for everyone?
Thanks,
Subject: Salmon Energy records (Delta Power deal)


Hi Matt and Ed,  I need the corp docs for Salmon Energy.
Do one of you gentlemen have this?
We are getting close to closing.
Thanks,
Subject: VEPCO capacity contract issues


I've made a list of issues Heather and I have discussed based on VEPCO's=20 suggested revisions.
Some of the issues are commercial, some legal, some= =20 just reminders.
Comments are appreciated.
1.
Term.
What will we accept?
2.
Availability:  single computation despite source of power (market or=20 facility).
Is forced outage the correct concept since we want to have some= =20 discretion, and LD structure should apply even if power coming from the=20 market?
Note VEPCO=01,s insertion of a new event of default under 7.1 for= =20 failure to deliver energy when the Facility is not in a forced outage.
=20 Liquidated damages language still ok?
LD=01,s should apply regardless of= =20 scheduled source of power =01) no cost of cover for market power.
3.
Our position is that Contract Capacity set at contract signing, then=20 adjusted (if necessary) based on performance tests, not subject to adjustme= nt=20 after that time: ditto for the demand charge.
What is the right number for= =20 the Capacity?
Is there a benefit to Enron to have a correction curve exhib= it?
4.
Failure to complete facility suggested as a termination event.
Is=20 September long enough?
5.
We need to be able to supply from either or both sources (market and=20 facility) during a day, but this doesn=01,t give us right to change during = the=20 day after the schedule is set.
6.
Note the Start Up definition (as suggested by VEPCO) and how it is=20 applied.
Reject 50% requirement at this point, subject to their explanatio= n.  7.
Note: construction of the facility now required (2.3).=20  8.
Define commercial operation.
9.
Confirm that Enron has sufficient protection from interconnection=20 failures/delays.
10.
Day ahead scheduling (3.4)  Are we ready to commit?
11.
Number of start ups.
(2.3 e)  12.
Force majeure =01) consistency with interconnection agreement, relief f= or=20 certain equipment failures.
Is concept logically developed throughout the= =20 document?
Note distinction between market and facility power in force=20 majeure language.
13.
Dispute resolution:  arbitration vs. litigation/venue.
Virginia law?
14.
Change in law.
Counter with CIL as termination event?
15.
Exhibit A =01) Heather is working on this.
Kay
Subject: Attached Files


Nearly final docs.
The change they want in the LLC is the addition of a statement indicating  that for tax purposes this is a  single member LLC, or something like that.
The promissory note is felt to be necessary due to the adjustment mechanism  for any change orders.
Has something to do with them getting all the basis.
Kay
Subject: K&S Team


Attached is the King & Spalding power transaction deal team.
I'll update the  information I have for A &K and B &P, since some of the designated lawyers on  their lists are no longer there.
Kay
Subject: Delta status


I wanted to review where I think we are in this transaction.
1.
Escrow account.
We are still awaiting  closure on the issue of the  lender's security interest in the escrow account.
A proposal was discussed  with them to ensure that we could still close the transaction even if Delta  had defaulted under their loan arrangement.
Indications were that this  approach was generally acceptable, and Delta/Hancock are to send a letter  agreement concerning this approach.
This has not yet been received.
This  prevents the establishment of the escrow account.
We have sent the escrow  agreement to the bank, but Delta has not completely signed off on the  agreement.
2.
GE turbine contract.
Delta sent requested changes yesterday, and these  were forwarded to GE.
I have not received a response from GE.
3.
Miscellaneous docs.
Enron has responded to all the documents requested  by Hancock.
We are awaiting responses to our drafts.
4.
GE consent.
Hancock requested some changes to the current draft, and a  new letter agreement.
GE hasn't responded to the requests yet.
GE has dealt  directly with Freshfields, so it is possible that there are discussions we  aren't involved in.
I've left Lee a message concernig the GE items and the timing of signing.
Carolyn, please correct/add anything you think is important.
Kay
Subject: GE conference


I spoke with Kent Shoemaker, and he has a conflict at 930 Houston time  today.
I suggested to him that Enron go forward with the call as an internal  call, and we can conference him in after 1000 (when he's available), if we  have anything noteworthy to report.
If that is acceptable, I will go to Sheila's office at 930, and we can call  Scott and Rose.
How does that sound?
Kay
Subject: MDEA


Hi Ed,  Here's the language they offered:  M. Each of the Cities has obligated itself to be responsible for and to pay= =20 to, or on behalf of, MDEA, if required, that proportion of the minimum=20 monthly fee which that City=01,s hourly demand was coincident with Entergy= =01,s=20 peak hour demand in the year 2000 bears to the sum of both Cities=01, hourl= y=20 demand during such hour; provided however, that each City has further=20 obligated itself to be responsible for and to pay that portion of EMPI=01,s= =20 monthly fee which the economic benefit to that City from transactions bears= =20 to the total economic benefit to both Cities from such transactions during= =20 the month.
It is a bit cumbersome, but I think I like it.
What do you think?
I'll forward the entire doc soon.
Kay
Subject: Confidentiality agreement


Gentlemen,  I'm with EWS Legal, and I'm working with John Llodra (East Power origination)  concerning a confidentiality agreement with Ameresco.
The proposed  transaction is described as follows:   A potential power plant site development and asset management services  related to the Island End Generation Project, a nominal  365 MW combined  cycle power generation facility, proposed to be located in Everett,  Massachusetts.
The current draft of the CA contains this language:   From the time of the signing of this Agreement until October 1, 2001 neither  Party shall pursue the Proposed Transaction without  the participation of the  other Party, unless the other Party consents in writing or notifies the other  Party that it does not intend to   pursue the Proposed Transaction.
In accordance with policy, this issue is being submitted to you for your  review.
John can be contacted at 978 449 9936.
My extension is 57566.
Thank you,
Subject: Search for sigs


Hi Rebecca,  I'm trying to locate the sig pages for the NW guaranty.
These were the docs  that I approved after I had approved the letter agreement.
These signed  pages weren't with the letter agreements and change orders you brought me.
To you remember if you brought them to me before?
I haven't really searched  - I thought I would ask first.
Thanks,
Subject: She sells fuel cells down by the seashore


Here's a rough cut.
Let me know what you think.
The fuel cells will be subjected to testing after installation to ensure that  each fuel cell meets the performance criteria prior to CRRA accepting the  units.
These tests will measure heat rate, electrical output, air emissions,  noise levels and water consumption, and will last at least one hour each.
In  addition, a seventy-two hour test will be run to ascertain that each unit is  capable of producing the required output without outages.
The final test  protocol will establish the number of tests to be performed.
Heather:  There was a proposed ASME standard relating to the testing of fuel  cells, but I don't know if it has been adopted yet.
If it has been, we could  make reference to that fact that the tests will be conducted in conformance  with ASME PT-50, or whatever it is.
I'm sure Ric knows.
Kay
Subject: turbine torture


Hi there,  I need to get with Lee Johnson on another deal, and I know he will ask about  LV CoGen.
Anything I should tell him?
Thanks,
Subject: Matching gift


Hello.
I gave the Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Association $2050, and filled  out the form for the match.
Please advise if this has been paid, as they are  sending me a bill for the $2050, plus a finance charge.
Thank you,
Subject: Sale of Interests in Midway Development Company


I haven't read this yet, so it is not ready to be sent to TECO.
Just wanted  to give you a look as soon as possible.
Kay
Subject: Edgecombe Energy and Capacity Contract


In an effort to pull the pieces together, a meeting has been scheduled to  discuss the draft energy and capacity contract (formerly the PPA).
It is  scheduled for Thursday, August 24th, at 900am.
We are still in the process  of locating a conference room, so the location is TBD.
Thanks,
Subject: VEPCO meeting


Looks like Thursday at 300pm is working out for most people to meet to  discuss the VEPCO PPA.
The meeting will be held in EB38C1.
Please let me know if you have any questions or comments.
Kay
Subject: VEPCO


Just a reminder that until the finance arrangements are fixed and the rules  are clear, Enron can't incur any hard costs related to the Virginia Power  deal.
This means Enron can't obligate itself to purchase any equipment or  materials, or enter into any services agreements except for studies, etc.
I will try to get some clarification on what can be done at this point, and  will pass it along as soon as possible.
Kay