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Subject: POTENTIAL EMAIL OUTAGE

In order to eliminate the virus on the email servers they must be rebooted.
There is a chance that a noticeable interruption in email service will occur.
The reboots will begin in 10 minutes and take upwards of 30 minutes to complete.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Dave Steiner
Subject: Available Opportunity - September 17, 2001 (Government and  Regulatory Affairs - Administrative Assistant Opening)

We currently have an opening as an administrative assistant in the Government and Regulatory Affairs department reporting to Paul Kaufman and Alan Comnes.
If you are interested in this position, please let Amy FitzPatrick know by close of business on Friday, September 21.
2001.
The ideal candidate will support members of the Government and Regulatory Affairs team and perform the following complex administrative duties:  Answer and screen phone calls, handle client requests, greet external clients, and build business relationships Compose memos, reports and other correspondence from a brief outline, "sketchy" draft or verbal instruction Code invoices, process complex expense reports, and manage employee timekeeping through SAP Make travel/meeting arrangements based on minimal instruction and periodically make independent decisions on details such as travel schedules, mode of transportation, and accommodation.
Monitor and control filing systems ensuring accuracy and efficient retrieval of data.
The successful candidate will be detail oriented, have good organizational skills and possess the ability to work in a fast-paced environment with multiple concurrent assignments.
At least 5 years of secretarial/administrative experience and above average communication and interpersonal skills is required.
Excellent typing, proofreading, spelling and grammatical skills, and strong PC skills with Work, Excel, and PowerPoint are a must.
The ability to identify work priorities and function with very little supervision is essential.
Subject: West Wing 500 kV

Please create a new delivery point for West power as follows:  West Wing 500 kV:  The transaction is for delivery or receipt of power at WestWing, AZ 500 kV.
Please give me a call with any questions.
Leslie
Subject: Welcome Julie Kearney!

Please join me in welcoming Julie Kearney to the Human Resources department in Portland.
Julie has been working as a Manager in Human Resources for EBS since April of 1999.
Prior to joining EBS, Julie was a Recruiting Manager for Triad Technology Group.
Julie and I will be working together over the next week to ensure a smooth transition.
If you need to reach either me or Julie, please call x7404 or stop by and say hi.
Thanks -
Subject: PNM tranny annuities for August

Hello guys!
Here is the detail for the annuities for ancillaries on PNM transmission for August 2001.
Total ST_SW Annuity #  775592.1 for $79.94				 Total ST_WROCKIES Annuity #  775676.1for $31.97				      Please let me know if you have any questions.
Virginia
Subject: New from FriedWire...

Good morning to all of you at Enron.
I wanted to make you all aware of two major new capabilities that FriedWire is soon to deploy.
One will be the new PJM intelligence module that will be an add-on to the existing Traffic Report.
The other is a brand new version of the Traffic Report itself that incorporates real-time electricity prices and news/commentary from THE major provider of this content.
FriedWire will be making some announcements shortly describing the strategic alliance between our firm and this content partner, and should be able to start showing the enhanced, jointly developed version of the Traffic Report in October.
Regarding the PJM module; we are now scheduling 30-40 minute, remote (Internet-based) overviews with clients who actively trade in PJM.
These will begin the week of September 24th.
If any of you or your colleagues would like to participate in a very informal session that looks at the capabilities of this new tool, please contact me and I can help set-up a date and time.
Some of the content and functionality in the PJM module includes:   }         Real time price and load charts that present current conditions in historical context }         Real-time and day-ahead LMP data along with the public FTR data to provide a real-time estimate of FTR value }         Easy interface for querying FTR data to provide competitive intelligence in the primary and secondary FTR markets }         Tools for valuing FTRs in the monthly FTR auction }         PJM load charts displaying PJM ISO load forecast bias }         Eastern Interconnect frequency monitoring }         LMP charts and maps }         Customizable displays in the form of personalized Watchlists, tables and chart building tools   Thanks and contact me with anything you might need.
Take Care,    Stuart Wright Director FriedWire Inc.
Subject: Employee Assistance Counselor On-Site - Thursday, 9/13

The events of the last few days have been unsettling for all of us.
Some people on the floor have friends and families in New York and DC.
Many others have close business colleagues who work in downtown Manhattan.
In an effort to help people cope and deal with this terrible tragedy, we have asked Jill Nelson-Devord, an employee assistance counselor, to be on-site tomorrow, Thursday, 9/13 beginning at 8:00 am.
She will be in the Mt Rainier conference room and wandering the floor.
She is available to meet with any employee who may have concerns or questions.
Also, if you would like some advice on how you should be discussing this tragedy with your children, she is able to assist in this area as well.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please let me know.
Amy
Subject: Portland's IT New Hire annoucement

Good Morning,  We are pleased to announce that Bala Kandaswamy has joined Enron's Information Technology group working on the new Volume Management System.
Bala has been working for Enron for the last year as a Razorfish consultant on the VMS project.
Bala and his family recently relocated to Portland from Los Angeles.
Thanks, David Poston
Subject: How to Forward Meridian Phones to your Cell phone

To forward your meridian phone, dial 107, then punch in your cell number, including area code, then hang up.
I am still working on instructions for forwarding PICK turrets.
Paul
Subject: Additional Information for your Trip to ALbuquerque and the Balloon  Fiesta

Holden, thanks for accepting our invitation to the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta!
You'll have a great time.
As promised, I am enclosing additional information on making your trip here October 7-9, 2001.
I will also be needing some information from you.
1.
Please email me, call me or fill out the attached form and fax it back to me with your travel information as soon as you know it, so we can arrange times to meet you at the airport.
2.
In October, Albuquerque can be very cool.
Please bring a light jacket and/or sweater, and some warm clothes, as many of the events we will be hosting are outside.
3.
You will be lodging in a Class a RV on site at the Balloon Fiesta, with one of our other guests.
There will be 3 RV's that we have secured for our guests (6 guests in all), and these RV's will be parked in our own reserved area of the Balloon Fiesta.
This way, there will be no "early rising" to attend balloon events, as some of the start times for ascension events are 5:45AM - 7:00 AM!
And you will be in midst of all of the excitement.
These RV's are top of the line: roomy, comfortable, and well-stocked with all the necessities (snacks, drinks, toiletries, sheets, blankets, towels).
4.
All meals will be hosted by us, either at local restaurants or they will be professionally catered to our area.
We will also host an outing to Santa Fe; sightseeing and museums, or you can play golf instead (please indicate in your reply if you will be renting clubs or bringing your own).
We would also like to treat you to a balloon ride (weather permitting) if you are so inclined.
Just please note it on the attached sheet.
And last but not least, we would like you to provide us with your sweatshirt size so we can send you home with an official Balloon Fiesta sweatshirt.
I have attached to this email a form that you can either fill out and fax back to me or use it as a guide to answer all the questions that I am requesting through email.
Of course, you can still call me at 505/855-6202.
If you plan to fax this information to me, the number is 505/855-6240.
<<RSVP Form.doc>>   All of us at PNM's Wholesale Power Marketing are thrilled that you are coming!
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me.
Regards,
Subject: Printer Locations

The following printers have moved upstairs to the 4th floor:  Catalina Bubba Tango  If you were mapped to one of these printers and you still reside on the 3rd floor, you will have to choose another printer.
Please feel free to get Chip or myself if you need any assistance.
Regards,
Subject: PNM Parking and lending

Holden,  Can you look at this deal, 602737.1.
It's not comming through on the CARP report even after I schedule it and PNM is wondering why.
Also, a purchase for $58 27 mw's isn't in the system and they are seeing it.
I'm not sure how Parking and lending deals are entered in the system, but somthing looks out of wack  thanks
Subject: WTC Voicemail

Good Morning.
WTC voicemail is down.
The link between WTC and Qwest is not working.
PGE has reported the problem at 5:50am and we are waiting to hear what's happening.
Quick reminder on what can occur when voicemail goes down and what your might experience when the link comes back up:   1) The message waiting light won't go off after you retrieve your messages.
If this occurs just have the person lift the handset, hear dial tone and dial,  113.
This will clear the message waiting light.
2) The message waiting light is not on and you could have a message.
Have employees check their mailbox just in case they are expecting critical messages.
The next voicemail will activate the message waiting light.
Please let me know if you have questions or concerns.
Subject: West Deliveries

According to our prepay amounts, these are the counterparties we are delivery to.
Please provide those additional counterparties that do not appear on the list.
It is understood that we serve several counterparties from our COB position with BPA.
Contract		 Deal #	Counterparty	MW		Price		 448835	BPA	42	HLH	            42.90 		 664061	BPA	14	HLH	            47.50 		 600521	BPA	50	HLH	            72.00 		 600522	BPA	50	HLH	            73.00 		 658386	BPA	25	HLH	            75.00 		 664061	BPA	5	LLH	            47.50 		 600521	BPA	50	LLH	            72.00 		 600522	BPA	50	LLH	            73.00 		 579012	City of Riverside	25	HLH	          143.00 		 796339	CNC	3	HLH	            36.00 		 797451	CNC	3	HLH	            37.50 		 796339	CNC	4	LLH	            28.65 		 797451	CNC	2	LLH	            30.50 		 399966	CRC	25	HLH	            69.00 		 501436	CRC	25	HLH	            70.00 		 474382	CRC	50	HLH	            75.00 		 474382	CRC	10	HLH	            75.00 		 618755	CRC	25	HLH	           110.00 		 508906	CRC	25	LLH	          150.00 		 502431	El Paso Electric	50	HLH	           121.00 		 715879	Grays Harbor	10	HLH	            64.00 		 559065	Nevada Power	50	HLH	            88.50 		 515363	Nevada Power	25	HLH	          147.00 		 528030	Nevada Power	25	HLH	          150.00 		 503214	Nevada Power	25	LLH	            70.00 		 559065	Nevada Power	50	LLH	            88.50 		 593970	Oaklund	5	HLH	          104.75 		 593970	Oaklund	5	LLH	          104.75 		 826566	Pasadena	10	HLH	            38.75 		 586660	Redding	25	HLH	          145.00 		 586660	Redding	25	LLH	          145.00 		 580382	Riverside	25	LLH	            88.00 		 388006	Roseville	50	HLH	            49.00 		 388006	Roseville	50	LLH	            49.00 		 857711	Sierra Pacific	17	HLH	            40.50 		 498108	Sierra Pacific	25	HLH	           101.00 		 548872	Sierra Pacific	25	HLH	          136.00 		 514866	Sierra Pacific	25	HLH	          147.00 		 372997	Strategic	5	HLH	            50.00 		 552607	WAMP	80	HLH	          183.50 		 552607	WAMP	80	LLH	          183.50 		 622299	Wapa Deseret	15	HLH	            78.50 		 622299	Wapa Deseret	21	LLH	            78.50 		 705583	WAPA Desert SW - 25	LLH	45.00
Subject: Coconut Telegraph Printer

The printer "Coconut Telegraph" is being moved to the 4th floor this morning.
If you print to this printer, you can change to printer "Barometer Soup".
Thanks
Subject: Bike Teams

Below are the teams.
First member of each team is the captain.
Please let me know if I left anyone off.
Challenge is on between teams:   	Distance Total 	% of Trips 	Total Trips  Start recruiting now!!!!
I will let you know when the website is available to track your commutes.
Team #1 Christian Yoder 100 Mike Etringer  80 Mike Purcell   75 Kourtney Nelson 95 Jessie Bryson 100 Jim Buerkle   100 Alan Comnes  100  Team #2 Dave Fuller  50 Paul Choi   50 Steve Swain  100 Holden Salisbury  100 Darren Cavanaugh  100 Jim Reyes   60  Team #3 James Bruce 35 Bala Kandaswamy  50 Chris Mumm  100 Tim Belden   100 Jim Meyer   100 Mike Driscoll  100 Mike Swerzbin  50  Team #4 Dale Rasmussen 100 Kysa Alport 100 Heather Dunton 100 Jeff Richter 100 Bob Badeer 50 Frederick Erisson  100  Team #5 Scotty Gilbert  70 Serena Bishop 100 Steve Hall  90 Jeff Shields  100 Dave Poston  80  Team #6 Bill Williams  Leaf Harasin Eric Linder  Mike Meirs Craig Dean Steve Meriss
Subject: Organizational Announcement

With the departure of Greg Wolfe and Holli Krebs, it is necessary to reestablish responsibilities to assure our continued success.
To this end:  Chris Foster will assume responsibility for the Services Desk in addition to retaining overall responsibility for the Middle Market Coverage Group.
Although he will continue to provide leadership to John, Paul and Stewart in managing the Middle Market Coverage effort, Chris will focus his day-to-day efforts on our Services business.
John Malowney, Paul Choi and Stewart Rosman will be taking a greater leadership role within the Coverage Group.
Within this coverage group, John Malowney will assume a leadership role for Industrials throughout the WSCC, Stewart Rosman will assume responsibility for public utilities, IOUs and public/federal utilities in the Northwest and Northern California and Paul Choi will cover these same sectors in the Southwest and Southern California.
Although each of these individuals will take the lead in assuring coverage for their market segment, it will be done on a collaborative basis to take advantage of individual relationships and talents and to make sure there is back-up if someone is out of the office.
Additional personnel will be hired in the Middle Market Coverage Group within the next month.
Job postings will be made shortly.
Bill Williams will continue to manage the Real Time Group and will now report to Tim Belden.
Lisa Gang will move into the Services Group to help manage our scheduling agreement with El Paso and provide support for other services arrangements.
This will be effective September 10.
Lisa Gang, Les Rawson, and Stan Cocke will report to Chris Foster and endeavor to expand our already successful Services business.
While we will miss Holli and Greg personally, I have complete confidence that the new energy and fresh ideas that their departure brings will assure our market leader position will not compromised.
Subject: New Memebers of EWS - Portland

I would like to welcome Tim Coffing, Gordon Savage, amd David Frost to the EWS - Portland team.
Tim Coffing is a second year analyst in Enron's analyst/associate program.
He spent his first rotation within the EES division of Enron.
Tim is in the process of moving to Portland where his responsibilities will include managing the intra-month EWS positions and integrating them into the wholesale cash desks.
Gordon Savage comes to us from EES where he was a director in the Utility Risk Management (URM) group in Houston.
Gordon is in the process of moving to Portland where he will be working with Steve Swain on the EWS - West URM portfolio.
David Frost is an associate in Enron's analyst/associate program.
He spent his last rotation within Enron Broadband Services here in Portland and will be working with Steve Swain and Gordon Savage on the  EWS - West URM portfolio.
Feel free to introduce yourself to Tim, Gordon, and David so they can become more familiar with the different groups on the floor.
Subject: [EDIS]  FLOOD WARNING FOR KENAI RIVER [Urgent: Statewide]

FLOOD WARNING FOR KENAI RIVER NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ANCHORAGE AK 330 PM WED AUGUST 29 2001  THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED A FLOOD WARNING FOR THE KENAI RIVER, INCLUDING THE AREAS OF KENAI LAKE, COOPER LANDING, AND KENAI KEYS.
HEAVY RAIN OVER THE UPPER PORTION OF THE KENAI BASIN ON MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING HAS CAUSED A MAJOR RISE IN WATER LEVELS ON THE KENAI RIVER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES.
THE GAGE ON THE TRAIL RIVER AT LAWING HAS RISEN 3.4 FT IN THE PAST 30 HOURS AND THE SNOW RIVER ROSE 4.0 FEET BEFORE CRESTING TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
ADDITIONAL PRECIPITATION OF UP TO 1.5 INCHES IS EXPECTED AND WILL PROLONG THE CREST.
WATER LEVELS AT COOPER LANDING WILL PROBABLY CREST SOMETIME LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON, WITH A STAGE SLIGHTLY BELOW 14 FT.  PRIMROSE CAMPGROUND IS THE MAIN AREA AFFECTED BY STAGES BELOW 14 FT.
THE SNOW GLACIER LAKE HAS NOT RELEASED AT THIS TIME.
MINOR FLOODING IS ALSO POSSIBLE AT KENAI KEYS.
STAGES ARE EXPECTED TO CREST LATE FRIDAY DOWNSTREAM OF KENAI KEYS AT ABOUT 13 FEET ON THE USGS GAGE AND AT ABOUT 12 FEET AT KENAI KEYS.
THE HEAVIEST RAINS OVER THE KENAI PENINSULA HAVE ENDED, WITH LIGHTER AMOUNTS OF RAIN FORECAST FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
SMALLER STREAMS SHOULD BEGIN FALLING TODAY, WITH THE KENAI RIVER FALLING OVER THE WEEKEND.
A FLOOD WARNING MEANS THAT FLOODING IS IMMINENT OR OCCURRING.
THIS STATEMENT WILL BE UPDATED AT 10 AM AUGUST 30 OR EARLIER IF CONDITIONS WARRANT.
SDL $$    NNNN  [ANCFLWANC/999127820]  EDIS-08-29-01 1630 PDT
Subject: Greetings

All,  Recently I have taken over as Director of the Volume Management Group.
Wit= h Murray O'neil and Chris Stokely leaving, as well as other key members, I = am becoming increasingly aware that the group is not currently providing th= e value to your desks as it has in the past.
My hope is that over the rema= inder of this year we can make a concentrated effort to bring the current g= roup up to speed so that we can restore the level of service provided in th= e past.
We are currently initiating training both interally and externally=  to increase the groups understanding level.
We are also Implementing new t= ools that should increse our effectiveness and efficiency.
Additionaly,  I=  would like to personaly invite your feedback on how indivduals and our gro= up is performing and progessing during this transition.
Your feedback is c= ritical to our success and I consider it critical to shaping this new group= .
I want to know if we are performing the core acitities well,  and if we = are developing a reputation as experts of how our markets  works as well as=  providing valuable analysis.
Personally,  I will be introducing myself to=  you over the next week or two and would like to sit with each of you to ga= in an appreciation for your roles and how we can play a role in aiding you.=   as a parting shot Murray has asked most of the team to do the same so don= 't be suprised if you are suddnely enundated with requests to shadow you.
I=  look forward to working with you all.=20  Regards,
Subject: PNM Tranny price

Holden-    Can you look at deal # 702460.1.
This is priced at $2.70 adn all other tranny for hte month is at $2.84.
Can you confirm what the price is or if there is a special deal this day?
Virginia    I think the OASIS # is 17737
Subject: Pos.Mgr

Holden I just looked at the Position Report Monthly and could see Cal'03 broken out monthly.
Please run it again and let me know if you can to.
Thanks,
Subject: West Power Daily Price Report

Hi everyone,  The Risk is in the process of adding the daily price for the front month into the existing price report.
Besides the existing Region curves, we could also add several more frequently used Basis curves in this report if it's necessary.
So we would like your input on what Basis curves you think would be helpful to be added to the new report.
Thanks for your help and please let me know by the end of today.
Samantha x7248
Subject: CONFIRMATION: Electric System Operation for the Non-Engineer

Hello all!
As a final confirmation and reminder for Friday/Saturday's course, here are the details:  When: 		Friday, August 24th and Saturday, August 25th Time:		8:30am start (both days), ending around 4:30 at the latest Where:		2WTC Oregon Room  Directions: 		Take the skybridge toward building 2 and go down one level.
Go through the two sets of double doors and turn left.
The Oregon room is the 2nd conference room on the right (in the corner, just past Mezzanine 5).
What to bring:	Paper and a pen/pencil  There will be breaks in the morning and afternoon, and breakfast and lunch will be served.
If you have any questions, please let me know!
Thanks,
Subject: Curve Manager

To all who use Curve Manager,  	As you know, we have been experiencing technical difficulties with Curve Manager on Terminal Server.
As of right now, please use Curve Manager locally.
This application runs just as fast as on terminal server as it does locally.
Also, it seems to be more stable running locally.
However, if you DO experience difficulty running this application locally, please let me know ASAP.
thanks,
Subject: Greg Wolfe Departure

I regret to announce that Greg Wolfe has tendered his resignation.
His last day with Enron was yesterday.
Greg has made tremendous contributions to Enron over the last eight years and this office in the last four years.
I am sorry to see him go.
Greg has not yet indicated what he will be doing next, although he has told me that he intends to stay in Portland.
Please join me in wishing Greg well in his future endeavors.
Tim Belden
Subject: City of Azusa

Steve & Christian,  After talking with the Southwest desk here is what is happening with Azusa.
Deal #831407.1 Paloverde Heavy Load 10mw Purchase from Azusa at $32.50  1/1/02 thru 3/31/02  Deal #537901.1 Paloverde Heavy Load 10mw Sale to Azusa at $139.00         1/1/02 thru 12/31/02  	These two deals are the only ones active for January  and are being performed on.
They are booked out financially.
All other deals I found are for Q3 '02 and beyond.
I hope this clarifies some things.
PP
Subject: FYI:  We now have a juice machine

Great news!
As of yesterday afternoon, we have a juice machine installed in the break room.
There are 2 juice flavors available:  orange and cranberry.
Real juice--hooray!
Subject: PNM Loss Charges, Schedule 9

Dear Traders,   I spoke with Don at Public Service Company of New Mexico again today regarding the Schedule 9 Loss Compensation Service charges.
He re-confirmed that the market price that is part of the Schedule 9 equation (Loss Compensation Service = # MW wheeled x market price x 3%) is a market price that he obtains from his marketers.
I re-confirmed that his 'marketers' are his traders, though I do not know whether these are Long Term, Cash, or Real-Time Traders.
He is going to talk to his traders to find out where this price came from.
I brought up the point that there has been a price cap of $91.87 in the west and asked that he bring that point forward in his discussions.
He should respond to me on Monday 8-20-01, on which day the bill is due.
I will keep you posted on my findings.
Virginia
Subject: Computer Virus

There is a computer virus currently infecting the Houston office that is very serious.
If for any reason, your system shuts off and reboots itself, don't do anything to the computer and come and get one of us in IT.
Thank you for your cooperation