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Subject: *EMCA* Re: Ecclesia and 2115 Taft

Hi guys, Jenny Johnson here.
My husband and I are running a small bookstore in space lent to us by Ecclesia Church.
I wanted to let you know that they do have a building permit for the construction going on there; you can see it in the window of the door that's on the center right as you face the building.
Though they aren't breaking parking codes with their events, they do realize that they are inconveniencing the neighborhood and will be paving a lot in the back of their building to alleviate pressure on nearby streets.
They want to be good neighbors and would welcome hearing concerns that anyone has.
Also, here's a little plug, while we're at it: The bookstore is called Strange Land Books.
We specialize in classic and contemporary fiction, culture studies, and Christian theology.
We're non-profit, and proceeds benefit Houston literacy projects.
Our opening party is this Fri., Jan. 25, from 6-9 pm.
We'll take twenty percent off all books all night, and have light refreshments courtesy of the coffeeshop/vegetarian cafe that will also soon open in the same space.
Please come see us, and if you have any more questions about what's going on at 2115 Taft, email me with them.
If I can't answer, I'll refer you to someone who can.
Peace, Jenny   > From: "thezistlers" <zistlerf@wallacegarcia.com> > Reply-To: emca@yahoogroups.com > Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 16:33:24 -0000 > To: emca@yahoogroups.com > Subject: *EMCA* City lot size ordinance >
Subject: *EMCA* Fire Trucks at 1001 Bomar

For those of you who saw the two big trucks, rescue vehicle and ambulance at my house on Sunday and the many of you who have asked: Thank heaven, all is well!
One of my tenants left something on the stove to run to the store, and then decided to make another prolonged stop.
The other tenant, the only one home at the time, smelled something "really bad" as she was leaving to meet  friends and called the fire department.
Firefighters (a total of four vehicles) arrived in something incredible, like five minutes!
Thanks to her, only the chicken and the pot were casualties.
Subject: Mother's

Hello you all, I want to let you know that I faxed Mother's receipt for her airline ticket  to Teb's fax machine.
I just spoke with Zelda (Teb's asst.
), who said it  arrived.
Diane, could you go to Zelda's office and pick it up?
She's in Room  EB3990.
She said she would be there for another couple of hours, but if she  had to leave before you got there, she'd leave it on her desk in an envelope  with your name on it.
Mother needs this when she checks in at the airport tomorrow, so could you,  Pres or Diane, please take it to her tonight?
I called Mother this afternoon to tell her she didn't need to make the trip  if she didn't feel up to it, but she said she was already packed and looked  forward to it.
So I think it's going to work out well for all concerned.
Thank you, everyone, for helping me with this.
Sorry to have bothered you  with it but I didn't know how else to get the receipt to her.
Love,
Subject: *EMCA* Neighborhood break-ins

In response to the message about the burgluries, I would like to say  that there has been a tremendous increase in this activity over the  past couple years.
Lorraine and I experienced our first such event  last winter when a heavily tatooed man broke into our home in broad  daylight to steal our bicicles, precious jewelry and other items.
We  have 2 dogs that bark at everything but they did not deter this man  as he paid no mind to them.
A few weeks ago there were 3 or 4 car break-ins on Taft Street but I  don't think any of these were reported to the police.
We had mentioned this at previous meetings but would just like to  remind everyone to keep their eyes open and call the police if you  see anything suspicous at all.
As more and more new people move into  town, the chance of being burglured will increase.
The policewoman  that responded to our call said that our area is a target for theft.
I don't think there is any reason to panic or consider moving to the  burbs, it is just a fact of life that these crimes will occur.
We  all need to act as one and watch out for each other.
When I first moved here back in 1994 I remember talking to a guy whom  I think was the president of EMCA at the time (can't remember his  name, but he lived accross the street from me) Him and his wife moved  to Russia or something.
Anyway, there was a neighborhood watch  program in affect where people took turns driving and walking the  neighborhood.
Is there anything like this going on now?
Just  wondering.
Subject: New 2002 Mileage Rate

Effective January 1, 2002, the standard mileage rate has increased to 36.5 cents per mile.
As you request reimbursement for personal mileage, please use the rate of 36.5 cents per mile.
If you have any questions, please contact Bruce Martin at 713-345-1833.
Subject: Appointments

Teb - I've been meaning to tell you about a couple of appointments.
Mom has her last follow-up visit concerning her surgery this Friday at 11.
I would like to take off the entire day, but if that won't work I can come in for the afternoon.
Also, she has another appointment on Monday at 3:15 in Sugarland.
I will need to take a good chunk of the afternoon off on Monday.
Thank you in advance for always being so understanding.
Subject: Segmented Backhauls

The Commission addressed the backhaul issue in Order Nos.
637-A and 637-B.
Bottom line is that backhaul and forward haul cannot overlap.
However, new development is full CD forward haul and full CD backhaul can b= e delivered at same point.
Here is what the Commission said in Order No.
637-A:  EXAMPLE:  Points:  M=09A=09N=09O=09P=09Q=09R=09B=09=09=09S
Subject: Reminder-Jennifer Lev's Baby Shower

Just A Reminder  Jennifer Lev's Baby Shower  Wednesday, October 24, 2001  2:30 p.m.  - 3AC33C1  Please let me know if you are planning to attend Today by Noon.
If I do not hear from you, that will let me know you are not planning to attend.
If you would like to contribute toward Miss Baby Lev's gift, please see me Today.
Thank you,				Amelia
Subject: An Inbound Message For You Has Been Quarantined

You have received this message because someone has attempted to send you an e-mail from outside of Enron with an attachment type that Enron does not allow into our messaging environment.
Your e-mail has been quarantined and is being held at the MailSweeper server.
Sender:  tieholmfamily@prodigy.net
Subject: Outlook Tips

The following information and tips are provided to assist you as you're working with Outlook:  The Outlook mail file size restriction has been removed.
However, if you have ever submitted an eRequest for additional space, you will need to forward an email to the ETS Solution Center to have the email restriction lifted.
The steps listed below will allow you to turn off the Auto-Delete feature, so that your mail will not be deleted as you exit: 		Go to your inbox, 		Select tools, 		Select options, 		Select the "other" tab, 		Deselect the check box that says "empty deleted items folder upon exit".
You might want to consider creating a folder called 'Junk' or 'Undecided' for any non-business-related information or any retained items you don't want to clutter your normal folder structure.
Regarding quarantined email messages: Inbound - For inbound quarantined messages, a ticket needs to be opened with the Resolution Center, 713-853-1411.
If the intended email is of valid business-related content and you believe it requires Enron resources to retrieve it, the Help Desk will open a ticket to have the email released from quarantine and delivered to your e-mail Inbox.
Your message will be scanned and checked for viruses prior to requested release.
If it contains a virus or there is reason to suspect it is malicious code, it will not be delivered.
Outbound - For outbound quarantined messages, an e-mail needs to be sent to IT Security and Controls (itsecurityandcontrols@enron.com) with the recipient's address and the subject line of message.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call us at:
Subject: General Announcement

We sincerely regret to inform you of a tragedy that occurred earlier today.
Cliff Baxter passed away this morning.
Cliff gave many years of dedicated service to the company and his spirit and wit will be remembered.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Cliff's wife, Carol, and his two children, J.C and Lauren.
We know many of you will want to do something for Cliff's family.
We will notify you as soon as possible about the Baxter's wishes.
Subject: Bankruptcy 101 - Sign up now!

Bankruptcy 101  In an effort to educate employees about the nuts and bolts of bankruptcy, Enron is sponsoring five Bankruptcy 101 sessions next week.
These sessions will focus on the basics of the bankruptcy process in general (not Enron specific).
When:	 Monday, January 28th - Friday, February 1st  from noon until 1:00 daily Where:  5C2 in Enron Center North  Each session is limited to 50 participants, so you must RSVP if you would like to attend.
Simply select a button above to indicate the date you would like to attend.
You will then be sent a confirmation email.
Note: This does not automatically post your calendar.
The sessions will be filling up quickly--so don't delay in reserving your spot!
Subject: Transwestern FERC California Monthly Report - Dec 2001

Please find the attached file with three individual spreadsheets in response to the items required under the FERC monthly California Report.
I have made no changes to the preliminary file sent out for review on January 11th since I did not receive any comments.
If any corrections are necessary, please notify me and Jeanette Doll, who will be preparing the filing.
Thanks,
Subject: DVC Letter

Attached is our DVC letter.
A new second paragraph has been added.
This paragraph addresses FPU's (Marc) request the clarify the status of releases.
What do you think?
Subject: Resend of Southeast UAF agenda

I had sent out an incorrect revision of the agenda for today's UAF meeting.
Attached is a copy of the correct agenda with last months meeting notes.
This agenda also includes the dates for year 2002 UAF meetings.
Kenneth
Subject: Revised NNG Recap / UAF numbers

The original 12/2001 recap sent out had an error which effected previous months plus December UAF numbers.
The problem occurred when a station was accidentally removed from the pipeline balance setup within PGAS.
The attached Recap has been corrected to include this meter and 2001 UAF does NOT look good for NNG.
Current NNG UAF: December:	-0.81%		-1,023,077 DTH
Subject: Final Draft of NOPR Comments

I've incorporated my final comments into the attached draft (not red-lined).
Below are a couple of additional notes.
Footnote 4 does not appear at the bottom of the page where the actual footnote resides; it appears on the following page.
This may clear up when all the formatting is completed or it may be something that needs to be fixed.
Also, there is a line drawn above the footnote that should not be there.
I added language under #2 on page 3.
Our rationale in the second paragraph needed a lead-in, which I added to the end of the first paragraph.
For footnote 5, I deleted the text, which was from an earlier note of mine.
I changed the footnote to reference the new paragraph number instead of a page number in the NOPR.
The quote is in paragraph 7 of the NOPR.
Please revise the footnote to use the proper verbiage.
Thanks,
Subject: *EMCA* House cleaner available

Veronica Aquila did a great job of cleaning our house when we first moved back to the neighborhood, then she got called back to Mexico.
She's back in town ready to go to work, but we have someone we're very satisfied with.
You can reach her at 713.426.3094.
Hilary       (Mr.) Hilary Smith  712 Bomar St.
Subject: Log of GISB Requests

Attached is the log of requests submitted to GISB (now NAESB) by the Enron interstate pipelines.
All of these requests are open and will be addressed by NAESB some time in the future.
I'll keep you posted as to their progress within the NAESB process.
Thanks,
Subject: Envision System Outage

IMPORTANT  MESSAGE!
PLEASE READ!
FILENET SYSTEM OUTAGE  JANUARY 31, 2002   The FileNet Envision System will be down Thursday, January 31st beginning at 5:00 p.m.
It is necessary to take the system down for Hardware repair.
The good news is that it will be back up on Friday, February 1st at 7:00 a.m.    On Saturday, February 2nd the FileNet Envision System will not be available for use until 9:00 a.m.  On Saturday, we will update the database between 6 am and 9am.
Users will not be able to access the Envision System during both these outages.
I would like to thank you for your patience as we work through these outage.
If you have any questions or concerns about this outage, please feel free to call the Help Desk @ 713-853-1555 Option #1   Envision/Encompass Support Team Document Mgmt and Process Automation 713/853-1555 Opt 1
Subject: Order 637 Filing--Protests

Attached is a matrix of Order 637 issues by intervenor/customer indicating which issues they protested.
Along with Teb's outline being prepared, I thought this might be useful as an at-a-glance sheet for each customer especially prior to any informal meetings that may be held before filing revisions to our original proposal.
If you have any questions, please give me a call.
gh
Subject: Weekly Report of 2/1/02

California:  Legislative - In an unprecedented bipartisan effort the Senate and Assembly both approved a bill making $2.2 billion in cuts in the current fiscal year state budget.
Additionally, these cuts, primarily in the areas of salaries to award teacher excellence and program expansions, will amount to $2.9 billion in cuts toward the upcoming fiscal year estimated deficit of $12 billion.
I99-07-003  SoCalGas Unbundling.
The Southern California Generation Coalition, The Utility Reform Network and the Department of General Services have filed a request for rehearing of the CPUC's decision to adopt the Comprehensive Settlement Agreement to unbundle the SoCalGas system.
No new issues were raised as the rehearing request reiterates their support for the Interim Settlement which didn't go as far to unbundle the system.
A01-09-024  SoCalGas BCAP.
The ALJ has issued the procedural schedule.
SoCal will file its revised application and testimony to reflect the impact of unbundling by March 4th.
Interested parties will file testimony on July 12th and Evidentary Hearings will begin August 27, 2002.
Subject: Message from Jim Saunders - TIMESHEETS

As many of you know, yesterday we closed on Dynegy's option to acquire Northern Natural.
Shortly, a more comprehensive message will be distributed about that transaction and what it means for all of us.
One important requirement under that transaction is that Enron Operations Services Company has agreed to continue providing certain services to Northern consistent with our past operations.
Northern will be billed for those services, and we will be required to demonstrate the basis for those billings.
Effective, Feb. 1, all employees in the ETS family of companies that perform any services for Northern or related to Northern's operations in any way should keep timesheets documenting the amount of time spent on Northern projects or supporting personnel and activities related to Northern projects.
If there are any questions about this requirement, please communicate with your department head or with me.
Thanks for your help in implementing this important requirement.
Jim
Subject: *EMCA* VH-1 Movie Set

Neighbors - VH-1 are filming a television movie at Lovett and Stanford.
Lulu and I stopped in this morning and they were filming on the sidewalk.
It's interesting (for about 10 minutes) if you've never seen a movie set - lots of people, activity, etc.
We didn't see any stars, but you never know!
Subject: Plan Assumptions with Stan, 2/6/02, 8:00 am

I talked with Rod about the purpose of the meeting.
Stan wants to start thinking about the assumptions for the 2004 rate case and a ten year Plan.
I will bring the 2002 Plan but it is really a short-term Plan and Rod does not want me to hand out anything.
It is a strategy session.
We assumed in the Plan a rate drop effective 1/1/05.
I would like to review the assumptions behind that with Teb and Blair to better understand how it was derived.
This will be one of the major issues for discussion.
Subject: EGS Floor Meetings

To: All ETS and EGS employees   Please mark your calendar for EGS floor meetings.
Employees on floors 11, 13, 39, 40, 42, and 43, please attend the floor meeting on Tuesday, February 5, from 2:30 - 3:30 near EB3922.
Employees on floors 33, 35, 44, 45, 46, and 47, please attend the floor meeting on Wednesday, February 6, from 9:30 - 10:30 near EB4712b.
A listen only domestic conference bridge has been reserved for the Tuesday, February 5, meeting.
Field employees, please contact your regional administration staff for dial-in numbers and instructions.
Omaha employees, please gather in 227 and dial 1-877-795-3687 and access code:  3131 to access the call.
Washington D.C. employees, please dial 1-877-795-3687 and access code:  3131 to access the call.
Please, no cell phones on the call.
Subject: Prices and Imbalance Quantities for August 2000 thru July 2001

Teb and Rachel,  Attached is a compilation of prices and imbalances quantities that Galen and I put together for Shelley.
I researched the prices and Galen researched the imbalance quantities.
I thought you might be interested in reviewing this data.
Jim
Subject: Welcome Baby Patterson

Please join us at the welcome celebration for Baby Patterson!!!!
Wednesday, February 20, 2002 in 39C1 at 11:30am.
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We will all be surprised together.
Subject: *EMCA* Call for newsletter articles!

Hey everybody!
...
It's about that time again!
....
If there's anything anyone would like to see in the EMCA newsletter for February, please e-mail it to me at BOTH:  theJulles@msn.com  and  theJulles@hotmail.com  (I have constant glitches with the computer; if you send it to BOTH, chances are I'll get at least one.)
or drop it in my mail slot at 2117 Stanford at Drew.
We are always looking for neighborly news... births, graduations, restaurant reviews, neighbor profiles, as well as info on new businesses, crime, new construction, a nice paint job, etc.
Good and bad, it's all newsworthy.
Also, please let me know if you do or do not want you name printed along with the information.
Some people prefer anonymity, some want credit for their input.
And please note:  All articles get edited for length and other considerations, but I try to keep the general 'gist' of the article as it was submitted.
Also, this is the perfect time to submit an ad.
It's only $10 each month, and reaches nearly 500 households in the direct neighborhood.
It can be your business card, or I can write up something 'to order'.
You could even print a (late) Valentine for your sweetie, for all the 'hood to see!
Lost pet ads run for free.
Subject: *EMCA* John, we have a stepladder over here

Julie Markantonis has her ladder over at my house (908 Bomar).
Not sure how  tall it is, but it is very tall.
She says you can use it if it will work.
Subject: Order 637 ROFR Pricing Policy

The policy spelled out in Order No.
637 (and affirmed on rehearing in Order No.
637-A) for pricing under ROFR at the expiration of a lower-rate service agreement (where rates are "vintaged").
In both Order No 637 and Order No.
637-A the Commission notes that this policy is consistent with the Certificate Policy Statement issued in 1999.
Order No.
637 states as follows:  	[A] shipper exercising its ROFR could be required to match a bid up to a maximum rate higher 	than the historic maximum rate applicable to its capacity in certain limited circumstances:  when a 	pipeline expansion has been completed and an incremental rate exists on the system; the pipeline 	is fully subscribed; and there is a competing bid above the maximum pre-expansion rate applicable 	to existing shippers.
*				*				*  	As the Commission explains in the Certificate Policy Statement, to adjust the maximum rate 	applicable to shippers exercising their ROFR in these circumstances, the pipeline would have to 	establish a mechanism for reallocating costs between the historic and incremental rates so all 	rates remain within the pipeline's cost-of-service.
The mechanism can be established either 	through a general section 4 rate case or through the filing of pro forma tariff sheets which would 	provide the Commission and the parties with an opportunity to review the proposal prior to 	implementation.
Order No.
637 references one instance where a pipeline had filed such a mechanism as follows:  	Cf.
Viking Gas Transmission Company, 89 FERC Para.
61,204 (1999) (rejecting tariff filing to raise 	matching rates under a ROFR where, among other things, the filing did not readjust existing and 	expansion rates.
Jan and I are doing a search right now to determine where there have been any other filings.
I'll let you know what we find.
Let me know if you have any follow-up questions.
Subject: Weekly Report of 2/8/02

California:  I99-07-003 SoCalGas Unbundling.
In addtion to the Southern California Generation Coalition (SCGC), the National Energy Marketers Association has also filed a Request for Rehearing of the unbundling decision.
Filing protests of the Implementation Plan this week were Indicated Producers, TURN, Dynegy, the City & County of San Francisco and SCGC.
I00-11-002  Adequacy of SoCalGas System.
A number of parties filed comments on the impact of the unbundling decision on this proceeding.
All were in agreement that the CSA has created a system of unbundled, firm and tradable backbone transmission rights on the SoCalGas system and establishes the procedures for allocation of those rights therefore the capacity allocation proposals in the capacity OII are moot.
Arizona:  Legislature - Gov.
Jane Hull has advised lawmakers to either kill a scheduled 5% pay raise for the 50,000 state employees taking effect on April 1, 2002, or risk laying off 2600 employees.
With a 13 percent drop in withholding taxes, the states current revenue deficit is expected to be in the $200 to 250 million range.
Canceling the pay increases would save $24,000 in the current fiscal year and $100,000 next year.
Democrats are trying to save the raises, while the majority Republicans are supporting the proposal and threatening to shutdown the session by Feb. 15th if legislators don't face up to the budget problems and solve them.
New Mexico:  Legislature - Identical House Bill 423 and Senate Bill 369 were introduced this week to fund ($75,000) an update of the 1996 study regarding the economic feasibility of additional natural gas pipeline systems.
The 1996 study found a lack of capacity to move gas east especially from the Northwestern portion of the state.
If the bill is passed, a committee is to provide the results of the study and recommendations to the governor and legislature by December 15, 2002 for consideration in the next legislative session.
House Bill 230 provides for an expanded definition of "Indian Country" to include lands subject to "restriction by the United States against alienation" (i.e.
lands held in fee by a tribe).
As proposed, the new definition would go beyond the current federal definition of "Indian Country".
The State Highway and Transportation Dept.
Office of General Council has pointed out that if the proposed state law conflicts with federal law, then the federal law will take precedent.
This has been forwarded to Lou Saldano for review.