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Subject: David Woodstrom

Hunter,  As I mentioned this morning, since Zach McCarroll turned down the offer we = would like to explore the possibility of keeping David Woodstrom on the IT = team to fill the open position.
The Fundamentals IT team has been cut to a=  minimum support staff, and the addition of David would facilitate more dev= elopment of fundamentals content.
David has been focusing on the operation= al capacity reporting (morning ops reports) by creating better ways to acce= ss the operational data (real time query tool vs. standard reports).
David=  also has been responsible for maintenance and development of the commodity=  fundamentals website since he joined the group in early 2000.
He built an= d maintains the current message board system used by gas trading and as wel= l as the critical notice alerts for pipelines.
He has also worked closely = with the West desk and Portland on various real time load and outage report= s.  David Dronet and I both feel that the addition of David Woodstrom will = allow the fundamentals team to continue producing innovative products inste= ad of providing only support for current operations.
Let me know if you ha= ve any questions.
Chris
Subject: Gas deal entry procedures

The following will be the deal entry procedures for UBSWEnergy:  Financial 1.
All non-electronic financial deals to be entered directly by Risk Management from a written and signed deal ticket (required) from front office   Physical 1.
All current month physical deals to be booked directly into Sitara by front office (logistics/trading) 2.
All non-electronic prompt month forward deals to be booked directly into TDS by Risk Management from a written and signed deal ticket (required) from front office  	 - physical meters to be added by logistics/trading
Subject: US Storage levels

I was looking at past levels, and I thouhgt to share my findings with you.
Highest levels as of the first week of April was in 1999 of 1,367 TCF.
Yesterday's AGA showed our levels @ 2,294.
In order to reach 1999's levels we ould need to withdraw about 103 BCF a week (2,294 less 1,367 divided vy the remaining 9 weeks until the first week of April).
Also, 1999 had the highest levels for the third week of January, levels were 2,039.
Year 2002 is 255 bcf ahead.
Subject: Meeting regarding Assistants

Is it possible for each one of you to meet tommorrow, 1/31 at 10:00 in conference room 6106 to discuss the assistant support.
We need to decide how we are going to divide the assistants.
Please let me know.
Subject: Phone Numbers for Weather Position

Bill Read...Meteorologist-in-Charge...NWS Houston      281-337-5074   ext.
222  (Was looking at the job description and thinking about it for himself or if he had someone 									          else to suggest)  Mark Walquist...Sr. Forecaster...Wilkens Weather       713-430-7100  (Work number...may not be able to talk in detail with him there...worried about job security)  John Lewis...Lead Forecaster...NWS Little Rock          501-985-2853  (Home phone number...indicated liked where he was...maybe you can be more persuasive)  Steve Bennett is working on getting us in touch with Steve Lyons and possibly some other Weather Channel forecasters.
I have left 2 messages with Elliot Abrams...Lead Forecaster at AccuWeather.
He works the early morning shift and I asked him to email me or call me.
Robert Ricks is due in for an interview early next week.
Dave Ryan is contacting Matt Rogers at Eartsat.
Jay
Subject: Weather position

Robert Ricks is a Lead Forecaster with the National Weather Service in New Orleans.
He is interested in coming in to interview for the position.
He indicated that next Tuesday or Wednesday would be the best dates for him.
He is working midnight to 8am for the remainder of this week.
He can be reached on his cell phone at any time...985-373-0608 or at home...985-875-0015.
His work number is 985-649-0429.
He will be sending me a resume in the next few days.
On other candidates:  Bill Read (MIC- NWS Houston) is considering whether to interview or not.
I will remain in contact with him.
Mark Walquist (Forecaster - Wilkens Weather) has declined to interview due to job security issues.
John Lewis (Lead Forecaster - NWS Little Rock) has declined to interview due to "happy where I am and no money can change my mind."
I am trying to get an update on the status of Steve Lyons, other Weather Channel employees, and Matt Rogers.
Subject: Quick Question

Hey Hunter,  I know I have been missing you for coffee lately but Rogers Herndon recommend I bounce a quick question off of you.
He mentioned that it was possible that if enough people bail from UBS there may be a spot there for me.
Do you think that it is possible that I could squeeze in?
Jason
Subject: Hi

Hi Hunter,  I tried sending you an email earlier but I didn't have the right address.
How are things?
I am still looking for a job.
I have attached a copy of my resume to this email.
If anything comes your way could you please let me know.
I am not necessarily fixated on trading.
It would be optimal but I will do anything else for now.
Thank you for everything,
Subject: TransCanada Plans Export Capacity Additions

NGI's Daily Gas Price Index  published : January 14, 2002 TransCanada Plans Export Capacity Additions  While it will take another two years for a Mackenzie Valley production and pipeline project to come together, there are signs that a safety margin is developing in Canadian natural gas supplies.
Western Canada's established, heavily exploited gas fields can still deliver production growth for years to come, the National Energy Board has been told.
TransCanada PipeLines Ltd. delivered the reassuring word in an application for a year-2002 expansion program dedicated primarily to increasing exports to California and the northwestern United States.
TransCanada predicted that production from the western provinces can rise by about 15% to a sustained rate of 20 Bcf/d until at least 2010.
Titled the Westpath Expansion, TransCanada's proposal calls for $48.3 million in new facilities to raise capacity on its British Columbia System by 420 MMcf/d or 16% to about 3 Bcf/d.
The route crosses southeastern B.C.
from the Alberta boundary to an export point on the U.S. border, where it fills PG&E Gas Transmission.
Along with U.S. traders and power generators, customers lined up for the added service include Vancouver distributor BC Gas Utility Ltd. and Powerex Corp., a subsidiary of BC Hydro that procures fuel for gas-fired power stations.
TransCanada told the NEB that it also expects to file a further expansion proposal in second-quarter 2002 for the B.C.
System.
The agenda matches growth under way on PG&E.
TransCanada acknowledges that its forecast of supplies from the western provinces is more optimistic than the current expectations of the NEB, the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and the Canadian Gas Potential Committee.
The pipeline company said its information goes beyond official public records to include confidential data from customers, its own proprietary studies and updated information on results of last year's boom in gas drilling.
The pipeline has told the NEB that "with continued demand growth, the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin should be able to support increasing levels of gas deliveries of up to 20 Bcf/d at least through this decade."
Production from Alberta, B.C.
and Saskatchewan averaged an estimated 17.2 Bcf/d in 2001.
TransCanada also predicts that "unconventional gas" -- chiefly coalbed methane, and possibly reserves in "tight" or difficult geological formations -- will enter production by about 2006 and eventually reach 4 Bcf/d.
But the pipeline projection acknowledges most tight gas "is not currently considered economically available within the forecast horizon (to the year 2025) and current technological assumptions."
At the same time, TransCanada said there is also great uncertainty in predicting gas production from coal deposits because there is none yet in Canada.
Subject: Regulatory Knowledge Base

Greetings everyone,  Please find attached the project vision for the Regulatory Knowledge Base.
I would like for everyone to review it prior to meeting sometime in May to discuss the details of the project.
Should you have any questions, please contact me.
Thanks,
Subject: Analyst/Associate Committee Meeting

I just wanted to confirm the first meeting of the Analyst/Associate Committee on Monday, March 26 from 8:00-10:00 am in the 50th Floor Dining Room (eb50m).
You will find an agenda for the meeting below, as well as attachments containing a recent overview of the program by business unit, and the results of an October 2000 survey of program participants.
This information should help you prepare for our meeting.
Feel free to contact me at x36671 if you would like to discuss anything prior to the meeting.
I look forward to working with each of you.
Regards,
Subject: Website Security

Hunter,  	I have attached below two worksheets.
One that shows all of the users that are in the Level 1 category, and another that shows the files that only the Level One category will be able to view.
We will be able to add and take off people or files on either of these lists whenever requested.
Thank you,
Subject: Operations Page - Fundys Website

Hey Hunter, A quick update.
Kevin Brady is up to speed on working with Colin and Chris on consolidating critical and noncritical notices for all the regions.
I have also passed on the idea of an operations page on the website to the other logistics managers and the central desk schedulers to get their ideas and insights on how to make this page beneficial to both the traders and schedulers.
A couple of ideas that have already been passed my way are:  	1) Incorporating the Gas Daily and Index historicals against production/storage by pipe so that we could project cash outs (Mark Schrab) 	2) A transportation rate matrix on the web site (Cora Pendergrass) 	3) Enron operations personnel contact page with phone numbers and pictures.
Much like the weather guys.
I laughed at first but Victor LaMadrid   		whom suggested this said that the East Desk Traders don't even know all of his schedulers.
4) An easy access to the pipelines meters and dunns numbers.
(Kevin Brady) 	5) Morning sheets updated with contract, constraint, and imbalance information from Sitara and Unify (Victor LaMadrid)  I have asked Kevin to consolidate all the ideas and then we can get together and decide which ones you want to place into production.
Lisa
Subject: "Save the Date" - Associate / Analyst Program

Dear Associate / Analyst Committee:  The following attachment is information regarding upcoming events in the Associate / Analyst program.
Please "save the date" on your calendars as your participation is greatly appreciated.
Any questions or concerns you may have can be directed to John Walt or Donna Jones.
Thank you,
Subject: A Favor!

Hey Hunter, how's it going?
Got a favor.
I am sponsoring a "Summer Series" of presentations to select individuals in EES to get them more acquainted with the wholesale marketplace and other areas of Enron.
I will be having these each Wednesday beginning June 13th.
We're starting with US Power which Rogers Herndon is going to present.
On June 20th, I'd like to have someone present US Gas.
I'd really like to have you present if at all possible.
We're doing these in 5C2 which holds about 100 folks.
The EES groups will really benefit in gaining more insight into the wholesale markets.
I'm basically wanting to give them an overview of the current fundamentals in the US Gas market, the influence from Canada/Mexico, an update of storage and transportation balances/concerns, our view of the forward market and the things that are influencing it, etc.
We probably just need a 30-45 presentation with about 30 minutes for Q & A.
Subject: EWS/Others Associate and Analyst Mid-year 2001 PRC - SAVE THE DATE

SAVE THE DATE!
The EWS/OTHERS Associate and Analyst Mid-year 2001 PRC will be held on June 25, 2001.
This meeting will include representation from EWS, APACHI, CALME, CORP, ECM, EGM, EIM, EIP, ENW, ESA, ETS, EOTT, HPL, PGE, EWC, Japan, EnronCredit, and EWS.
Details to follow.
Terry Bosien HR Manager, Associate and Analyst Program ext.
35230
Subject: Important PRC info-Read and Respond by Monday, June 11

Please review and verify the attached spreadsheet.
Make any corrections to employee info in RED on the spreadsheet  As we will not hold a pre-ranking meeting, please provide a pre-rank of 1-5 (see attached rating descriptors) for each employee.
COMMERCIAL: Commercial employees are identified by a C in the Peer Group column You should be prepared to represent these employees at the July 9 Commercial PRC meeting  COMMERCIAL SUPPORT:  Commercial Support employees are identified by a CS in the Peer Group column Non-exempt employees (Clerks/Administrative Assistants/Coordinators) will not participate in a PRC meeting.
Your ranking on the spreadsheet 1-3 (see attached rating descriptors under Job  Group Participation) will be the final ranking for these employees   Note: If your employees used the PEP system to do a self-evaluation, it is important that you review the accomplishments section of the self-eval prior to attending a PRC meeting.
This information will be available to display on the screen during the meeting.
If you have any questions, call me at 5-3847.
Please send the completed spreadsheet to me no later than MONDAY, JUNE 11.
Subject: Important PRC info-Read and Respond by Monday, June 11

Please review and verify the attached spreadsheet.
Make any corrections to employee info in RED on the spreadsheet  As we will not hold a pre-ranking meeting, please provide a pre-rank of 1-5 (see attached rating descriptors) for each employee.
COMMERCIAL: Commercial employees are identified by a C in the Peer Group column You should be prepared to represent these employees at the July 9 Commercial PRC meeting   COMMERCIAL SUPPORT:  Commercial Support employees are identified by a CS in the Peer Group column Non-exempt employees (Clerks/Administrative Assistants/Coordinators) will not participate in a PRC meeting.
Your ranking on the spreadsheet 1-3 (see attached rating descriptors under Job  Group Participation) will be the final ranking for these employees   Note: If your employees used the PEP system to do a self-evaluation, it is important that you review the accomplishments section of the self-eval prior to attending a PRC meeting.
This information will be available to display on the screen during the meeting.
If you have any questions, call me at 5-3847.
Please send the completed spreadsheet to me no later than MONDAY, JUNE 11.
Subject: Trading Track meeting on Tuesday

Hunter,  I will be out of the office on Monday and Tuesday meeting with the EIA in Washington D.C. so I will miss the Tuesday afternoon Trading Track meeting.
I think Biliana should spend a few more months in the fundamentals group since she has only been here since mid-February.
She has also expressed an interest in spending 2-3 months more in the group, and she could benefit from learning about the pipelines in the STP group.
We lose Virawan (Aug 1st), Mat (Aug 1st), and Denver (Sep 1st).
We get Bilal Bajwa (Jul 1st) and Jason Wolfe (Sep 1st)  We could use two additional Trading Track Analysts/Associates in Jul/Aug to fill out the fundamentals group.
If we don't get the people from the Trading Track, I will have to recruit them from the Assoc/Analyst pool.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Chris
Subject: MGU

Hunter...
I spoke with Louise on executing MGU.
She wants us all to sign the dash that I provided you yesterday and then I can sign the contract.
Of course the conversation went to value and I described the arrangement as such 1) Original mark to Russell of $2 MM - I described that the value would either a) fall out of the structure or b) you and I would determine another manner and 2) trading and origination would share the go forward value in the transaction as 60/40 unless you were required to create $2MM and then you would be covered on the monthly cost annuity first and then a sharing of 60% to you 40% to origination.
I emphasized the exercise of tracking this transaction against structure to determine the merits of our current analysis/internal process.
Attached is the dash for you to review and then call me with 1) your changes or 2) your approval.
Thanx,
Subject: FYI - Gas Daily Today

New e-platform opens market to producers E nergyGateway.com yesterday unveiled a new marketing platform that will allo= w=20 gas pro-ducers to conduct online transactions under variable levels of service.
The move opens the door for small- and medium-sized producers to enter the= =20 online mar-ketplace, EnergyGateway.com said.
Its new electronic venture lets the producer choose= =20 its level =01* including swing, interruptible and firm service =01* when the of= fer is=20 made.
This enables buyers and sellers to transact for any term, raising the platform=01,s func= tion=20 above that of a simple day-trading tool, according to EnergyGateway.com.
=01&Wholesale trading platforms have ignored the highly customized needs of= =20 producers and consumers.
All market participants value liquidity, competitive-based=20 processes and access to strategic information, not just trading companies,=018 EnergyGateway.com CE= O=20 Mark Jergens said.
=01&Wholesale trading platforms essentially prohibit the sale of natu= ral=20 gas in the actual way it is produced, flowed and transacted.=018 By allowing more producers to compete online, EnergyGateway.com sees its=20 program as creating savings.
=01&To create an optimum portal for buyers and sellers, w= e=20 must have direct contact with the producer community,=018 Jergens explained.
=01&By implemen= ting=20 this program, we can provide a service to producers in any region of the country that wan= t=20 to participate in e-commerce opportunities but cannot due to barrier of entry established by wholesalers= .=018 Columbus, Ohio-based EnergyGateway.com is an independent builder of=20 e-communities, offering transaction services and strategic market information for large=20 natural gas and electric suppliers and consumers.
The company also plans to offer small business and= =20 residential custom-ers a nationwide preferred provider network of natural gas and electric supplie= rs=20 in 2001.
VM
Subject: Enron

Gani,  My name is Hunter Shively.
I work for Enron.
I would like to arrange a  phone interview with you.
Please call me at 713-853-4772 or e-mail  hunter.s.shively@enron.com   Please leave a message that states your phone  number and the best time to contact you.
If you are no longer interested  please let me know.
Thank You,
Subject: Resumes

CERA is publishing some reports on their website that we should pay for and  post on our website.
Enron may already have an account.
Here is an example  that I scanned
Subject: Theresa review

I have attached the review.
Please let me know if this is the format that I  should submit to Kim.
If so, should I forward it to Kim or do you want to  give it to her and explain the situation.
Thanks
Subject: Rockies Expansion

Paul,  If you are coming to Houston for bidweek would you give my group a quick  presentation on future rockies expansions?
Please let me know and I will set  up a conference room if you can do it.
Thanks
Subject: technical issues

Technical issues  1) When some of the members of the chat room begin to talk, their microphone  volume starts to trail off.
2) Many of the users use the ctrl button in their daily activities.
The talk  button needs to be changed to an F# key.
3) We have trouble with latency.
Please contract Brent Tiner to help with these issues.
Thank You
Subject: Gas Market

Tim  I thought I would give you a simple overview of the gas market.
This may  help you prepare for Thursday.
Everyday roughly 55 Billion Cubic Feet of gas is produced.
The bulk of this  production is in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
In the winter, the US daily  load is greater than 55 BCF and in the summer, the daily US load is less than  55 BCF.
Therefore, storage fields are needed to smooth out the seasonal  differences in load.
Texas and Louisiana are two of the largest consumers of natural gas.
However  these states produce more gas than they consume.
Most other states consume  more gas than they produce.
Therefore pipelines were built to solve the  regional imbalances.
Most of these pipelines originate out of LA and TX and  move gas to the areas of greatest demand.
Our goal is to gain a handle on where the daily production is moving and if  the daily production is growing or shrinking.
Very simplistic, but maybe it helps.
Hunter
Subject: Theresa

Brad  Today (06-15-2000) I reiterated to Theresa on a recorded telephone that she  must be profitable in the second half of the year.
I believe that my exact  statement was "If you are not profitable the next months we are going to have  another talk".
After thinking about it afterwards, this statement is  probably too vague.
Do I need to clarify this statement?
Should I define  the exact amount of profit?
Should I explicitly say that I will ask her to  leave the group?
Your help would be appreciated.
Hunter
Subject: Midwestern

Any more documentation on this deal?
Midwestern Gas Transmission 5/18/00 - Midwestern filed notice of a negotiated rate deal with Dynegy.
It  provides for a monthly reservation charge of $.025/dth and a tiered indexed  commodity rate based on spreads.
If the index spread is less than or equal  to $.02, then the daily commodity rate shall be $.01.
If the index spread is  greater than $.02 but less than $.10, then the rate shall be 50% of the  spread.
If the index spread is greater than $.10, then the rate shall be  $.05 plus 75% of the spread exceeding $.10.
The deal is effective 5/1/00  through 10/31/00.
Subject: EOL

Laura  Dave Forster from Eol may be calling you.
I am trying to get the Hub online  and I am having trouble because Enron does not own more than 50% of the  Midwest Hub.
An EOL lawyer may have found a solution.
I have asked Dave to  call you.
I wanted to give you a heads up.
Thanks
Subject: LNG

Trunkline LNG Company 5/18/00 - Trunkline filed for approval of a new rate schedule (LLS) for LNG= =20 Lending Service.
It is patterned on PALS services=01*short term loans, wit= h=20 repayment within 31 days.
any opportunities for us?
Hunter
Subject: Chicago Midpoint pricing for December 21, 22, and 23, 2000

John  The questions that Gas Daily is receiving most likely pertain to the issue  that Nicor was closed on Friday but the weekend index published substantially  different from the Thursday index.
We did not transact at Nicor City Gate on  Friday and did not submit a change in trades to Gas Daily.
I will discuss  this with you tomorrow.
Subject: HAN Opportunity-SnapStream Media:

Houston Angel Network members: HTC is pleased to present SnapStream Media to the Houston Angel Network.
For additional information, please contact Rakesh Agrawal, CEO, Co-founder of SnapStream Media.
In addition, I have attached the summary as a Word document for those of you who have requested it.
As always, your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Subject: [smu-betas] Fwd: This is one of the funniest things I've ever  seen...

Bros,    This was sent to me by my daughter-in-law-to-be.
Tell me the dancing one doesn't bring back memories of early 70's Beta parties.
Yours in -kai-,
Subject: [smu-betas] keep on the lookout for Geoff Anderson

Just wanted to let you guys know that Geoff unsubscribed from our Betas yahoogroup today.
He did not re-subscribe with another email address.
I'm only speculating now, but his email address was with TWA and we know that TWA was acquired by American Airlines, and the airlines are a mess right now.
So, if you know of any other contact addresses with Geoff, get in touch with him and let us know how we can keep him in the loop.
Geoff spent many years in the USAF, so hopefully he's not heading into some covert operation in Afghanistan.
stay in touch with the brothers.