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Subject: (no subject)

Kim  Heard about your cat.
Very sorry about it.
I also understand you got a new  cat this past weekend.
Great.
Have you picked a name yet?
H
Subject: USGT Negotiated Rate Filing/ Response to CPUC Protest

Attached is a draft of Transwestern's response to the protest filed by the California Public Utility Commission in Docket No.
RP97-288-017.
Your comments would be greatly appreciated.
I have gotten some additional information from Mark on USGT's use of westward capacity, which I haven't had the opportunity to review or incorporate in the attached draft.
From what Mark has told me, it further supports the statement in our response that USGT has not made significant use of its westward capacity and that the CUPC's claim that Transwestern is being transformed into a pipeline that is dominated by shippers using negotiated rates is greatly exaggerated.
We need to file the response on Wednesday.
Therefore, I would appreciate receiving any comments by noon tomorrow.
Thanks.
Subject: Sun Devil Update  no meeting 11/19 or 11/26

No meeting today but here's the update.
We had our meeting with AZ Public Service on Friday 11/16.
Here's the highlights:  30 year term is not a deal killer Rates & fuel are high but San Juan gas price helps They like the pressure guarantee They like being able to swing the volume within the day  APS has electric line ROW that may include underground ROW going south towards El Paso.
If so, we may be able to use this path to reach Panda and the El Paso system at a reduced cost.
APS will check it out and get back with me.
Next steps:  meetings are being set up with Duke, Sempra, and PG&E for the week after Thanksgiving.
El Paso / FERC full requirments debate: 	A straw man settlement proposal was floated at FERC by one of the FR shippers.
FERC still wants the parties to negotiate a settlement but so far there has been little progress.
Subject: Transwestern Red Rock Expansion- FERC Extension Letter

Attached is a revised, red-lined version of the extension letter.
I believe that I addressed Keith's question to his satisfaction, so I haven't added the additional language that he suggested regarding the timing of the removal of the existing compressor units at Stations 1, 2 and 3.
Please let me know if you have any additional comments.
Thanks.
Subject: New Mexico Power Plant Project

Regent Energy in Pact to Develop 500 MW Plant  Regent Energy recently executed a contract with Millennium Energy Ventures, a private Houston-based venture capital and project development company, to develop an electric plant with 500 MW generating capacity on Regent's Horseshoe Gallup lease in San Juan County, NM.
Regent will own 75% of the project, while MEVCO will own the remaining 25%.
The estimated cost of the project comes in at $250 million.
Under the agreement, MEVCO will manage the permitting, estimated at 6 to 9 months, and construction process, arranging the equity as needed for same.
Regent will be prepared to give up 50% (total) of its 75% net for the financing, netting a 25% interest following the equity/debt financing.
Further terms of the agreement provide that MEVCO will assist Regent in the acquisition of several gas fields in the Four Corners area, San Juan and Rio Ariba Counties of New Mexico, totaling an estimated 90+ Bcf and 20 MMcf/d current production.
This production will be sufficient to power 100 MW of the power plant, with the remaining supply to be aggregated from other San Juan producers.
MEVCO Managing Director Phillip Gennarelli noted, "We are pleased to be involved in this project with Regent.
The addition of more producing properties in the area that we bring Regent, coupled with Regent's Horseshoe Gallup holdings, which are in direct proximity with the existing Four Corners Power Plant and the route of the recently announced Sonoran Pipeline venture of Calpine and Kinder Morgan, will provide an unequaled opportunity for both companies."
Regent President John Ehrman said, "The additional production from producing properties which MEVCO is assisting Regent in purchasing, currently producing some $1.5 million per month in net operating income, coupled with the additional income through power generation helps Regent to maximize the location of our holdings in relation to the proximity of the existing power plant and transmission lines to key electricity markets in Los Angeles and other western markets.
It is a good use of our surface lease, not related to the current proved mineral reserves of the lease."
The producing oil and properties which MEVCO is assisting Regent in purchasing are in Regent's core area of the Four Corners region near Farmington, NM.
Regent will be required to finance the acquisition of the oil and gas proven producing properties under consideration.
Recently, Regent announced that it was in the process of purchasing the interests of all remaining working interest owners in the field, a transaction that is expected to be consummated by the end of the third quarter 2001, giving Regent 100% ownership of the current minerals on the lease.
Subject: (no subject)

Kim:  I'm in Iran.
It's 1pm here.
I'll be calling in at 7:15pm to say hello to the board this eve.
I hope to have more positive news about insurance today.
I'll be working on it during next several hours.
Houshyar
Subject: Invitation

Dawn McNeill just called to ask us to dinner this Saturday night.
I told her about your semiannual "girls weekend" and that unless she wanted to fix me up with a date, we'd have to decline.
She said "next time."
FYI.
JW
Subject: 2002 O&M

Kim:  Were you able to find any savings for the 2002 O&M?
I wanted to review with Steve before he left the office tomorrow.
I appreciate you taking a look at this.
Jan Moore X53858
Subject: Checking in...

Mike & Cheryl -  We heard yesterday about Cheryl's illness.
You guys have been such special friends to us, we both wanted to know if there was anything we could do to help.
If Cheryl is going to be going down to MD Anderson for treatment, either on an outpatient or inpatient basis, consider this:  our house is less than a ten-minute walk from MD Anderson.
We have a spare bedroom and free parking.
If it works out that Mike drops Cheryl off and needs a place to stay, either overnight or periodically during the day, we'll leave a key at the front desk of the Spires and one (or both) of you can base out of our place.
And if you need someone to take care of the menagerie up north, I'm sure we can figure out how to get that done while you're staying down south.
Remember that I make the reverse commute up there every day, and you both have a lot of friends and co-workers that can pitch in to help out.
We think the world of you guys and want to help.
Let us know how we can.
Kim & John
Subject: Southern Trails/Regent Power Plant

Per our phone conversation this morning.....
I know you are well aware of these happenings (Southern Trails disappointing CPUC decision and the KMI Sonoran pipeline to California) but I thought these two articles were timely.
Since it sounds like the Southern Trails gas is getting stranded wouldn't it be great if we could give KMI some competion for the new Power Plant being proposed in the four corners area.
Southern Trails might be willing to offload some of the system cheap following the outcome of the CPUC decision.
You may or may not be aware, but TW was working with D. Hawkins at providing operating services of this Souther Trails system for Questar so we have pretty good info.
on the Questar system (or Don does I would guess).
Anyhow, I know the Southern Trails system has to be in close proximity to this proposed power plant.
(If I am driving you nuts with this junk mail Kim, please let me know.)
Southern Trails Disappointed by CPUC Decision; Decision Discourages Development of New Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity   SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Officials from Questar Southern Trails
Subject: WT Leg Issues

Kim-  Listed below are the issues, pretty much as written, in the meeting on the West Texas Leg.
Some are self-explanatory while others are somewhat cryptic.
I will follow up with a list that better defines each issue, and you might have your guys think about each as well.
We'll get back together soon (I'm not sure I can do it this week), and discuss an action plan.
-	CS 9 fuel -	Atoka Lateral 	We have both supply and market opportunities within the lateral itself -	Turbocharge the Atoka #3 units -	Look at Zia pressure obligation on the contract -	Agave replacement gas at Atoka #3 -	Complete the loop between WT-1 and WT-2 -	Coolers to WT-2 -	Pecos compressor re-wheel and engine upgrade -	200 	300 (WT-2 to Pecos) flow study -	Look at Block Valve 16 bi-directional interconnect w/Sid Richardson, and ability flow incremental above 340 on the total system -	Look at Keystone into NNG; back to TW south of WT-2 -	Check pressure of Stations 6 & 7, and PNM receipts -	MAOP restriction on Panhandle leg due to encroachment  Let's talk.
Thanks,
Subject: Italy car and ferry

I have 2 Alamo full size 4 dr/5 passenger  cars reserved for you.
We do not have to prepay.
The all-inclusive rate is 1,617250.
ITL (approx 742.00) for the 12 days.
This includes collision and theft insurance, taxes and unlimited mileage.
I think that this is very good.
1 car booked under John Watson and 1 under Dennis Dye.
They are manuals.
The ferry from Palermo to Naples is daily, departing at 800pm, arriving 700am.
It looks as though the vehicles will cost between 111,600 and 134,600 each.
The passengers in a double outside cabin are 96,500 to 111,500. )
I believe, per passenger.
The ferry from Palermo to Livorno departs at 1100pm and arrives the next day about 5pm.
The double outside suite is 240,000.
The coach seat is 120,000.
Each car is 175,000 to 205,000.
I need to verify if the cabin rate includes the passenger fee.
I had found a ferry to Salerno, but it only operates 1 day a week, not the day you need.
I'll get back to you.
Dee
Subject: RLS/Peaking Rate Tariff

Attached is SoCal's filing of their peaking service for bypass customers including the specific rates by customer class.
Given the recent press with the dissatisfaction of the rates by Questar/Southern Trails, I would expect they will protest the Advice Letter filing.
I'll continue to monitor the proceeding and any protests filed.
gh
Subject: ferries

The ferry companies were not receiving requests yesterday or today due to a bank holiday.
I need your home address and phone number for the request.
You are not committed until I get a reply from them and then fax your credit cards.
Can you also get me the credit card numbers?
I will not use them until I check back with you about final costs.
Thanks.
Subject: ferries

Kim, By italian maritime law, I must have everyone's passport names and ages.
With the credit card nbrs, I will need exp date and cardholder name, address and phone.
Thanks.
Subject: TW Firm Contract Processing

Effective August 16th, 2001, the ETS Deal Capture Team will help process all firm agreements on TW.
All requests for firm service should continue to go to Michelle or Dennis for the base agreement processing; however, the Marketer should complete and forward a deal sheet (attached) for completion of the discount amendment and for us to obtain the appropriate approvals.
Deal Capture will also tender the agreements and hand partially executed deals to Contracts for activation.
As time permits, we will reconstruct the TW Firmbook listing of all active agreements by production month.
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Thanks!
Craig
Subject: Pottery

Kim/Morgan:  	The pottery is finally HERE!!
Please let me know when you would like me to deliver your pottery.
Thanks Sasha  Sasha Divelbiss ETS - HR Analyst Wk(713)345-8714 sasha.divelbiss@enron.com
Subject: Agave short term Firm.

Kim:  I got your voice mail and will take a look at the path you described.
It most likely will be this afternoon,  I'll call you later.
PT 3-0667
Subject: TW/  Agave

Following- up on our conversation regarding mercaptan sulfur on Agave's gas:   TW- Gas Quality requirements:	Shall not contain not more than .3 grains mercaptan sulfur per one 100 cubic of gas.
Their letter indicates that it is  more than 0.3 grains/ 100 cf.
Therefore we have to tell them to treat the gas or TW has to install an instrument like Delmar 7200 with                     on -off shut- in devices to monitor the mercaptan in the gas at the receipt point.
Subject: TW FTS Agreements

Michelle,  =09I forget that you started with the team after I quit working on the TW A= greements; here's a brief update on what our "normal" process was previousl= y.
We can change anything if you've found a better process...
The Deal Capture Team (Craig & Esther) processes all FTS discount related a= mendments for TW Marketing.
The Contract Group processes the new (base) ag= reement and any POI/MDQ/TERM type changes.
All FTS service requests still = go to Contracts and, after the Capacity/Credit issues are completed and the=  contract printed out, the entire contract folder is forwarded to Deal Capt= ure for additional processing (all firm contracts/amendments get sent to De= al Capture for review).
Deal Capture gets with the Marketer to determine i= f a Discount is being offered and then creates the Discount Amendment, Rout= es it for approval (if needed) and Tenders all documents to the Shipper.
D= eal Capture is responsible for obtaining all approvals other than Capacity = and Credit.
When (if) the Agreement is executed and returned by the Shippe= r, Deal Capture will handoff the original documents back to Contracts for a= ctivation and to complete all additional distribution and processing.
Let = me know if you have any concerns or questions.
As the first few deals go t= hrough, we'll need your feedback to see if the process needs some adjustmen= ts.
Thanks for all your help...  Craig
Subject: Rome reservations

Attached is your reservation for Rome for September 29, 2001.
This room is  charged to your Amex account but the reservation is in my name.
Print this attachment out and take it with you, since it has the  confirmation # on it.
You will have a king, non-smoking, deluxe room at  $189.00 per night, including breakfast.
This probably isn't in the downtown area, since it is supposedly a golf  resort.
Paul said he would find out the exact location for us.
If you are able to locate something better, feel free.
I could find several  hotels on Travelocity that had availability, but the phone # wasn't provided  and you can only book one room at a time.
The cancellation policy on this hotel is good -- we just have to cancel by
Subject: PEPL unsubscribed for Sep-Dec 2001.

Kim:   The PEPL Del point # 8042 and the NGPL Gray Del point 6839 has available unsubsribed as follows: Darrell will not allow FT at NGPL Hansford like Agave wants.
Agave Rec.
of 7,000 Dth and the Del as follows:
Subject: passport numbers and names

Can you send them to me in a reply to this e-mail?
I hope you had a good trip to Mexico.
Where did you go there?
Thanks, Dee
Subject: NGI Article on TW Hearing (After First Day)

Transwestern Denies Withheld Capacity to Boost Negotiated Deals  A Transwestern Pipeline executive yesterday dismissed allegations that the pipeline withheld firm transportation capacity bound for California from its recourse-rate shippers last winter in order to free up more capacity for contracts at substantially higher negotiated rates.
Mary Kay Miller, vice president of rates and certificates, acknowledged Transwestern may have had discussions and exchanged faxes (prior to posting its available capacity) with two shippers -- Sempra Energy and Richardson Products II Ltd. -- that subsequently entered into negotiated-rate transactions.
But she stressed that requests for capacity by Sempra Energy and Richardson were considered "moot" by the pipeline until after the available operational capacity was posted.
Subject: Ft. Pierce Evaluation

Jennifer, attached is a summary model of the Ft. Pierce evaluation using Enron's curves.
Please note that there are two scenarios provided, based on a best case and worst case pipeline demand charge scenario.
The spread option model was dispatched based on the same assumptions as utilized by the gas group in developing their pipeline cost assumptions.
I've tried to add notes to the models outlining potential areas of additional value as there are some unique characteristics of this deal that should provide additional value to the project.
I'll be over to help review the cash flow model.
Thanks for everyone's help (Edith/Charlie)
Subject: board meeting

Howdy folks,  I'm looking at having our board of directors meeting on Saturday, Dec. 8.
It will likely be at the same location as last time.
Please let me know your thoughts on this date.
Take care,  Bobby
Subject: Misc

Sorry I did not get to call last night.
I'll try tonight after 8:00.
Can you please call Fidelity at 1-800-544-6666 and update my address?
Your duplicate statements have been going to my old address in Austin.
My  new address is 13006 Brayton Court, Houstno, TX 77065.
You will also need to sell $2000 of stocks in your Bidwell account and make  your 2001 IRA  contribution to this IRA account as we have done the last  several years.
We'll talk about what to sell later.
Love,
Subject: Chicago Temps

Loftus,  Here's the file.
If you break the date column up into three separate columns  for month, day, and year then you can use subtotals and/or pivot tables to  analyze the data a little more quickly and dynamically.
For example, you  might want to look at the extremes or averages for any particular month or  year or whatever.
I c an help you do this if you want.
Remember that this  is a very limited data set statistically speaking, especially considering  that the last 3 winters were far above normal.
If you want to investigate  what the possible extreme scenarios are based on past history then I can get  you the data for many decades further back if wish.
Just let mw know.
Thanks,
Subject: FYI

SCHEDULE CHANGE  A&M athletic director Wally Groff has officially signed off on a football= =20 scheduling change for the 2001 season,  as the Aggies will now play at Wyoming on Thursday, Sept. 6.
The move was made to accommodate the popular ESPN Thursday night college=20 football package.
The game  between the Cowboys and Aggies was originally scheduled for Sept. 8.
A&M, coming off a 7-5 season, will begin the 2001 campaign with a home game= =20 against McNeese State on Sept. 1, followed by the Wyoming game and an early Big 12 contest with Oklahoma Stat= e=20 Sept. 22 at Kyle Field.
The much-anticipated game with Notre Dame at Kyle Field is set for Sept. 29= .
In another scheduling quirk, A&M=01,s traditional late-September or October= =20 matchup with Texas Tech has been=20 moved to November, as the Aggies and Red Raiders will hook up on Nov. 3 in= =20 Lubbock.
BAD TIME OF YEAR TO FLY TO LUBBOCK PLUS THAT'S OPENING ADY OF DEER SEASON= =20 .........
Subject: TXN

Can there not be an argument made to dive into TXN?
It's trading at 25  forward P/E (2001) with a 5-year consensus growth rate of 24.2.
A PEG of ~1  on a high quality stock with superior technology, good management, great  market position and tremendous long-term growth has got to be an opportunity,  right?
What's your view?
The technicals (MACD) are not great right now but I think fundamentally this  is a tremendous value long-term.
It looks like the economy has really got  the brakes on now (too much) but wouldn't you expect the market to begin  pricing in rate cuts in 2001 pretty soon and an eventual return to high  growth in technology?
I wouldn't touch any peripheral players but some of  the megacap stocks with great market positions, like TXN, are sure tempting.
Nasdaq down 46% from its March high and not looking good at the open.
This  could be a "buy while there is blood in the streets" opportunity.
Subject: Stage Coach

Andrew,  Note conference room for our meeting today.
I'm also attaching a brief  writeup of the deal so far from our perspective.
You might want to review  before our meeting so you will know where our current understanding (or  misunderstanding :-)   )  of the deal currently is.
Thanks,
Subject: CPN

I bought it at 41 and 42 ovver the last week and it's looking good.
I bought  them based on industry, strategy, and PEG.
Check it out.
Subject: Fuel Oil Sample

Doug,  This note is just to confirm my voicemail message this morning  indicating  that the charges for the Fuel Oil sample check for vanadium should be charged  to Co# 0413, RC # 106230.
According to the spec sheet I have, the ASTM  method for vanadium is D3605 and the units of measurement are ppm (wt).
Again, I appreciate your patience in this frustrating issue.
Charlie
Subject: Bloomberg Request

Vince,   Mr. Horn's request has been taken care of.
He has the data he wanted and  knows how to call it up on his Bloomberg terminal in the future.
Charlie
Subject: Enron Offer Deadline Extension

I am writing to inform you that the deadline for your offer of employment  from Enron has been extended until January 2, 2001.
More information will  follow between now and then.
If you have any questions regarding this  extension, please call me at 1-800-97ENRON (extension 57229) or Kristin Gandy  at extension 53214.
Thank You,
Subject: DSSAT

Dr. Wilkens,  Thank you for your time and advice.
I would appreciate if you would be able  to provide me with contact information for Dr. Jim Jones at the University of  Florida as well as Dr. Joe Ritchie, per your offer to do so.
Thanks again,
Subject: Agricultural Modeling Software

Bill,  I enjoyed talking with you about our potential software needs.
It sounds  like you may have something to offer in which we are interested, and we are  looking forward to a visit from you or one of your representatives in early  January.
If you want to contact me, I can be reached at 713-345-7229 or by  reply to this E-mail.
Thank You,
Subject: Misc

Jonathan,  Hope you had a good Thanksgiving weekend.
I'd like to catch up with you  today if possible regarding recruiting etc.
Can I reach you by phone.
If  so, where?
You can call me toll free at 1-800-97-ENRON and follow the menu.
My  extension is X57229 or you can use the voice activated system.
Thanks,
Subject: FYI - Weather Channel Ratings

This is an excerpt from an internal Weather Channel (Landmark Communications)  newsletter.....   BLIZZARDS PRODUCE HIGH RATINGS FOR WEATHER CHANNEL, RECORD PAGE VIEWS More people turned to The Weather Channel instead of their local TV affiliates to get news about this week's blizzards in Chicago and Detroit, and nearly 25 million viewers - a record - went to  weather.com to follow the storms.
In a survey by Survey USA, 25 percent of TV viewers said they found out about the blizzard from The Weather Channel, compared with 17 percent who watched their local NBC affiliate station, and 12 percent who tuned into a local radio station for news.
TWC also was the winner - at 30 percent - with those who said the weather network did the best job of covering the storm.
Another 16 percent said their NBC affiliate did the best job, and 13 percent said Chicago and Detroit CBS affiliates were tops.
A record number of pageviews - 24.6 million - were recorded at weather.com.
TWC produced a 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. rating of 0.751 on Monday, delivering an average of 586,000 households.
This performance is well over twice the average December monthly rating to date.
Kansas City and St. Louis recorded the highest metered market ratings during the blizzard, followed by Detroit.
The Chicago rating also was within the top 10.