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Subject: IDC invite you to speak at its Flagship Event

IDC's Flagship Event:  The European IT Forum 2001 - 11th Edition  Grimaldi Forum, Monaco, 17 and 18 September  "Old and New Worlds Collide in Europe: Will Business Take the Leap?
Dear Mr. Skilling,   Business  leaders,  market  players  and media representatives who attend IDC's  European  IT  Forum  each  year  rate it the most prestigious and authoritative  eBusiness conference in Europe.
Past  speakers  at our Forum have included global business leaders such as Bill  Gates,  Larry  Ellison,  Scott McNealy, Tim Koogle, Michael Capellas, Sir Peter  Bonfield;  Economists  and  Technology  Gurus  Nicholas Negroponte, Gary Hamel,  Jeremy  Rifkin,  George  Gilder,  Geoffrey Moore; Venture Capitalists, Bankers,  eBusiness Stars and the most senior IDC analysts.
Although  we  are  still  several  months  away  from this year's event, we are  pleased  to  confirm the participation of the following industry leaders: Carly  Fiorina  (CEO  of  HP),  Michael  Capellas  (CEO of Compaq), Jeff Bezos (CEO of  Amazon.com),  Joe  Tucci (CEO of EMC) and the "gurus" Gary Hamel, Lester Thurow  and Michael Porter.
The key themes this year will be:   -   the Internet stock crash and current economic slowdown  -   how Internet technologies can help overcome the present financial downturn  -   how the economy of established companies and the new order of dot-coms are  merging  -   how companies can formulate winning strategies by combining the Internet  with traditional competitive advantages  -   how Europe can take advantage of current favorable market conditions to  catch-up with the US  -   how investments in Internet infrastructures and eCommerce will drive a  major economic development worldwide over the next decade   We  would  be  honoured  if  you  would  accept our invitation to speak at this  important event during the breakout session entitled: "eBusiness Strategies for  Brick & Mortars"that will take place on Monday 17 September at 16.00-17.30.
We  anticipate  a  select audience of CEOs and board-level delegates as well as  columnists  from  key  European publications, as well as TV and other broadcast  media.
We hope that you can accept our invitation to present your vision of the future  of the internet economy at IDC's European IT Forum.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best regards,    Roberto Masiero  President IDC EMEA   (See attached file: IT Forum 2001 agenda13.doc)   - IT Forum 2001 agenda13.doc
Subject: [smu-betas] Bruce Wall's Father has passed

=20 =20 WALL Robert L. Wall M.D., of Dublin, Oh., Thursday, October 11, 2001 at OSU=   Medical Center.
Survived by wife of 50 years, Julie; children, Bruce (Kat= hy)  Wall, Kyme (Ian) Rennick, Rob (Carol) Wall, Wendy (Peter) Hillan and P= oco;  grandchildren, Sarah A., Tyler and Travis Wall, Daniel and Julie Elle= n Rennick,  Ben and Brendan Hillan; sister, Margie (Marshall) Wood.
Devoted=  husband, father,  physician, teacher and friend.
Dr. Robert Wall was profe= ssor emeritus of The  Ohio State University College of Medicine in the divi= sion of hematology and  oncology.
As a member of the medical facility for 3= 4 years, he was regarded as a  superb teacher and an astute researcher.
He = was secretary of the College and an  assistant dean from 1971 to 1973.
He s= erved as president of the University  Hospitals' Medical Society for four y= ears, chairman of the Committee on Joint  Accreditation in 1972 and module = leader for hematology in the independent Study  Program.
He was a member of=  the University Faculty Council and University  Senate.
A fellow of the Ame= rican College of Physicians, his memberships included  the American Society=  of Hematology, International Society of Hematology,  American Association = for Advancement of Science and the Reticuloendothelial  Society.
He was pre= sident of the Medical Review Club in 1972 and is an honorary  member of Alp= ha Omega Alpha.
Dr. Wall was a member of the National Academy of  Sciences = - National Research Council committee on plasma proteins and blood  product= s, and a consultant for JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine and Archives  for=  Internal Medicine.
He earned his medical degree from Temple University  Co= llege of Medicine, then served an internship at Bryn Mawr Hospital before h= is  two-year term in the U.S. Army as chief of blood research at Walter Ree= d Medical  Center.
Memorial service 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 16, 2001 at = Upper Arlington  Lutheran Church, 2300 Lytham Road.
Pastor Paul Ulring offi= ciating.
Family will  receive friends following the service at church.
In l= ieu of flowers, family  requests donations if desired to be made to UALC En= dowment Fund, 2300 Lytham  Rd., Upper Arlington, Oh.
43221, or Upper Arling= ton Rotary, West Broad Street  School Fund, P.O.
Box 12013, Columbus, Oh.
4= 3212.
Arrangements by RUTHERFORD  FUNERAL HOME at Powell, 450 W. Olentangy = Street, Powell, Oh.
=20 =20
Subject: Dell Meeting

Jeff:  It was an honor to represent EBS in the Dell meeting this morning.
I learned quite a bit about where Dell is on our initiatives and appreciate the platform you provided to advance our causes.
Thank you again for having me in the meeting.
Sincerely,
Subject: YPO 49'ers

This is a pre-invitation to the 2001 49'ers Musical Roast on May 15,2001 at the Aerial Theater.
You will be receiving your invitation by mail within the next week.
<<YPO 49'er.pps>>       - YPO 49'er.pps
Subject: Harvard-Yale Game

Attached is an invitation for the Harvard-Yale Game.
This year, we are doing a few things differently, and we really hope you can join us:    - Children's activities and free kid's admission!
- Reduced pricing for recent graduates!
- A flag football game challenge from the Yale Club (message attached)  It should be a very fun afternoon.
Come and join the fun!
********************************** A Message from the Yale Club to the Harvard Club:  We are throwing down the white hankerchief to challenge the Harvard Club's mettle.
Following the broadcast of The Game, the local Harvard alums can redeem their football team's performance during a flag football game to be played on the grounds of The Bayou Club -- henceforth to be known as The
Subject: [smu-betas] FW: Federal Bill 602p

I am forwarding this message which I received yesterday for your review and action.
Imagine the chilling effect that a tax would have on the exchange of nostalgia that has been taking place between the brethren.
Even if you don't participate directly it has been a pleasure to watch.
My name is Starkey Sharp.
I graduated in 1974.
I don't remember my number, but I think it was around 504.
Federal Bill 602p  Guess the warnings were true.
Federal Bill 602P 5-cents per E-mail sent.
It figures!
No more free E-mail!
We knew this was coming!!
Bill 602P will permit the Federal Government to charge a 5-cent charge on every delivered E-mail.
Please read the following carefully if you intend to stay online and continue using E-mail.
The last few months have revealed an alarming trend in the Government of the United States attempting to quietly push through legislation that will affect our use of the Internet.
Under proposed legislation, the US Postal Service will be attempting to bill E-mail users out of "alternative postage fees."
Bill 602P will permit the Federal Government to charge a 5-cent surcharge on every e-mail delivered, by billing Internet Service Providers at source.
The consumer would then be billed in turn by the ISP.
Washington DC lawyer Richard Stepp is working without pay to prevent this legislation from becoming law.
The US Postal Service is claiming lost revenue, due to the proliferation of E-mail, is costing nearly $230,000,000 in revenue per year.
You may have noticed their recent ad campaign: "There is nothing like a letter."
Since the average person received about 10 pieces of E-mail per day in 1998, the cost of the typical individual would be an additional 50 cents a day --
Subject: Madeline O'Connor

Jeff, I've attached a copy of the letter describing the loan of the Madeline O'Connor piece to the McNay Museum in San Antonio this summer.
Please let me or Betty Moody at Moody Gallery know if you have any questions.
Also, have you had a chance to make a decision about a piece for the niche between the boys' rooms?
Thanks.
Leigh Edwards
Subject: Tour de Braz

Attached is the registration form for the Tour de Braz in Alvin on June 2.
If you are interested in participating in this ride, please fill out the form and mail to the address located on the form.
For reimbursement, I will need a copy of the registration form and check.
Thanks!
Steph :  )
Subject: Meeting 11-14-01

Attached are the documents for our meeting on Nov. 11  at 7:30 am at Paul's office.
Mark Day is the head of Merrill Lynch's Trust  Co. in Houston.
Merrill has developed an alliance with community foundations  around the country, some of which have been very success for all parties, i.e.,  the community foundations, Merrill Lynch and their brokers and clients.
I will  be mailing the 3rd quarters investment reults to you.
Please confirm to me   your attendance for the meeting.
Thanks, Bob
Subject: Paycheck Fiasco

I want to document my appreciation for your efforts and attitude during this incident.
You showed compassion and moved quickly to resolve the issue.
There was no hesitation on April's part to make loans to Jenny and me.
Compensatory efforts have resulted in April taking Jenny and me to lunch, Amy initiating and funding another lunch for us and Dave Parquet mandating us four hours pay for waiting at home on a Saturday to recieve replacement checks via Fedex that turned out to be non-negotiable.
I have cc'd Jeff Skilling because I believe he needs to know that he has very efficient and compassionate people working for Enron.
April, Amy and Cristina, thank you for being yourselves.
Subject: Harvard Club Town Meeting 11/8/01 - REMINDER

There is still time to make your reservations for the cocktail reception and Town Meeting scheduled for 6pm on Thursday, November 8th at The Briar Club (2603 Timmons Lane).
Don't miss Dr. Roland Smith, the feature speaker.
Call today and get a discount on your admission fee.
For additional meeting details, please see below.
Please join us for a cocktail reception and Harvard Club of Houston Town Meeting featuring Dr. Roland Smith, Jr.
Member of Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) Board of Directors Associate Provost and Professor of Education, Rice University Thursday, November 8th 6pm - 8pm The Briar Club 2603 Timmons Lane
Subject: Enron Candidate

Jeff,  Judy Lay Allen, an associate of yours on the Federal Reserve board, spoke with Joannie Williamson today regarding my desire to interview at Enron.
I am a graduate of Princeton University with two years experience in financial modeling and communications.
Towards assessing my skill set relative to peers, I took and received a 740 on my GMAT.
I have also interned in a gas exploration company and am familiar with the industry; likewise, I have worked with clients in telecommunications and am aware of the work Enron is doing in the bandwidth trading/pooling field.
I am aware of Enron's executive training/business analyst programs and am highly interested in exploring opportunities therein.
I am in Houston through Friday evening and, given the short notice, would be grateful for any opportunity to meet with the appropriate person any time Thursday or Friday.
I look forward to interviewing and applying my experience at Enron.
Best regards,
Subject: Jet Aircraft - Priced to sell

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Subject: C.E. Unterberg, Towbin 11/09/01TraderTalk

=09=09=09 C.E.
UNTERBERG, TOWBIN  =09 =09=09=09 Trader Talk November 9, 2001  =09 =09=09=09 The market soared on the wings of Icarus today?
=09 =09=09=09 Market Summary  =09 =09=09=09 The market soared on the wings of Icarus today?
the European Cent= ral Banks cut their interest rates after we cut ours earlier this week.
Wee= kly initial jobless claims were down 46,000, and retail sales were up 2.3%.=  The Dow was up 167, the NASDAQ up 51, and the S&P up 20?The market flew to=  high to fast and burnt its wing on the sun?The minutes were released from = the FOMC showing the 50 point basis cut was a unanimous decision and laying=  the Fed's uncertainty bare.
Profit-takers swooped in and the market fell b= ack to earth with the Nasdaq down 9.76 points or 0.53% at 1827.77, the Dow = closing up 33.08 points or 0.35% at 9587.45, and the S&P up 2.73 points or = 0.25% at 1118.53.
Tech's winners today were AOL (AOL Time Warner) up 5.7%; = SUNW (Sun Micro) up 5.4%; MU (Micron) up 3.9%, otherwise it was all no chan= ge or red change: Semi Capital: AMAT* (Applied Materials) down 2.4%; KLAC (= KLA-Tencor) down 3.5%; NVLS* (Novellus) down 1.8%; IBM and DELL didn't go v= ery far but HWP (Hewlett Packard) down 4.3%; AAPL (Apple) down 4.5%; GTW (G= ateway) down 3.0%?Outside tech: Autos: GM (General Motors) up 2.4%; F (Ford= ) up 3.0%; DCX (Daimler-Chrysler) up 1.4%?Energy: DUK (Duke Energy) up 4.9%= ; ETR (Entergy) up 3.7%; ED (ConEd) up 1.1%?In the red: BioTech: AMGN (Amge= n) down 3.9%; GENZ (Genzyme) down 2.0%; BGEN (Biogen) down 2.3%     -John D=
Subject: Navy Fly Away Full!

It is amazing how fast e-mail works.
Within 2 minutes of sending out the message saying we had 2 spots open, they were filled!
Thank you for your interest.
If you would like to be placed on a wait list for either the December 4-6 or 5-7 trips, let me know.
Roy Steinhagen
Subject: Enron Cycling Club Meeting This Week

Enron Cycling Club Meeting Wednesday, November 14  11:30 a.m. EB49C4  A box lunch will be served  Please RSVP to Elizabeth Boudreaux or Stephanie Strong so we will have an accurate headcount for lunch.
Thank you!
!
Subject: Holiday Right of Lights

THIS MESSAGE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY ELIZABETH BOUDREAUX,  OUR NEW EVENTS COORDINATOR OF THE ENRON CYCLING CLUB   Hello Enron Cycle Club members!
Mark your calendar:  the Second Annual Holiday Ride of Lights and Dinner Celebration will be Sunday, December 9, beginning at 5pm!
Decorate your bike and/or person with festive decorations and lights, and come ready to party!
Invite your family to join us on the ride, as it will be a leisurely tour of Houston's decorated homes.
The total ride distance will be about 7 miles.
We will eat dinner together before the ride- stay tuned for details on WHERE.
(the next email will also include a ride map)  The West U Schwinn Bike Shop will lead us on the ride once again- thanks to Jeff and his team!
Do NOT forget your helmet, and a light for your bike!
We will be riding in the dark, and we want safety first!!
RSVP to Elizabeth Boudreaux, via email, BY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, and include the number of people you will be bringing from your family.
See you there!
!
Subject: Thanksgiving story to share with family and friends for Jeffrey  Skilling ...

Happy Thanksgiving Jeffrey...  For any changes to your record, please use reply on your e-mail program with this entire message included because each record is individualized.
Your private record is in "WWW."
Feel free to share this story of Thanksgiving with friends and family
Subject: We've Launched...

Many of you have asked to send an email when we launch.
I am pleased to let you know that ZapMedia officially launched its flagship product, the  ZapStation - a multimedia CD/DVD  player and digital music/movie jukebox, with unlimited Internet access and up-to-date news from the USATODAY - a precedent in the rapidly growing digital home entertainment space.
Below is an ad that appeared in the 11/14/01 Sports Section of the USATODAY, courtesy of our partners at Gannett.
You can also get more details at www.zapmedia.com.
Regards,
Subject: "Reminder for TIE Angel Forum on June 2nd

Dear Guests:  We hope that by now you would have had a chance to register as a TiE Angel and made plans to attend the TiE Angel Forum on June 2nd.
If you have not had a chance to do so please visit www.tie-houston.org and register.
Registration is at 8:30 AM.
The event will begin at 9.00 AM.
Breakfast will be served.
Feel free to ask any questions at info@tie-houston.org  Venue: Westin Oaks 5011 Westheimer Houston, TX 77056  Timing: June 2nd, 2001, 9AM - 12 Noon Sponsors:     - Pannell, Kerr, Forster of Texas     - Ernst & Young
Subject: A trip to Turkey

Jeff, I am headed to Istanbul & the Greek Isles for vacation in late June.
I happened to be talking with Rebecca who indicated that you guys had just gotten back from Istanbul for a wedding & that you have a brother that lives there.
We will be in Istanbul for only 3 days & want to make the best use of time possible.
I think that Rebecca mentioned that you knew of a private guide that we might be able to book for full or half days.
I would love to do that & wondered if you might have the name & phone number of the guide.
Also, I would love to hear your thoughts on what there is to do & if you have any restaurant recomendations.
We are staying at the same hotel that you & Rebecca just stayed at & it will be the first time in Istanbul for both of us.
Jeff, thanks in advance for your insight & help!!!
Cheryl
Subject: Apology for previous e-mail

Jeff,  Sorry for the original e-mail below.
A Portuguese speaker sending e-mails in English where he should not.
He has been terminated (for reasons unrelated to the e-mail) and I consider the issue closed.
If any doubts please do not hesitate to call.
Thanks,
Subject: Best wishes from Turkey

Dear Jeff How are you?
I hope everything is allrigth for you.
My father wanted to sent a letter to you.
And he wrote his feelings in Turkish and I just translated it.
I think he loved you a lot..
Please find his letter below.
Please say hello to Rebecca .
See you soon.
Regards
Subject: California Solution Materials

John -- Jeff Skilling asked me to forward the attached materials that he mentioned to you yesterday.
Ken Lay discussed this comprehensive solution to California's energy crisis last week with a group of San Jose CEOs -- Dan Scheinman attended on your behalf.
As a result of that meeting, we drafted the attached letter for CEOs to send to the Governor and following legislators:
Subject: CONFIDENTIAL

I want to ask a question for e:speak today but I don't want my name put on the question.
There are some internet gurus working on e:mail from Mars.
I would like to know if Enron has plans on getting involved in  interplanetary communication.
Tomorrow will be here faster than you think!
Thank you for your valued and important time and my privacy.
Diana
Subject: Donor Appreciation Event

Due to construction delays at the Houston Center  for Contemporary Craft, we are postponing the donor appreciation reception  (scheduled for May 2) until September.
We will let you know the  new date as soon as it is determined.
We are mailing a notice to all those invited  today.
Please call if you have any questions.
Linda Gardner
Subject: DRAPER FISHER JURVETSON/ENRON

Lou,  per my conversations with several of your folks in Enron last week, i would like to see if we could do a short call to debrief on your and our efforts... and any potential opportunities for cooperation going forward.
please let me know if you have 30/45 minutes in the next week or so.
All the best,
Subject: E Speak

Jeff, I noticed one of your questions on E Speak today concerned the disposal of waste food from the Energizer.
Coincidentally one of our companies, Custom Feeds, is negotiating with Marriott for the right to collect all of the waste food from their various corporate facilities for processing into animal feed.
This is probably a better solution than giving the food to the homeless since it may not be deemed safe for consumption by health authorities after setting out at room temperature.
Also regarding Custom Feeds they just signed a 3 year contract to sell 95% of their capacity to a large agricultural feed wholesaler beginning with Custom Feeds first production runs.
This will put Custom Feeds ahead of the projections on which we based the investment.
Gene
Subject: Earn 1,000 Bonus Miles Every Night!

EARN BONUS MILES OR STARPOINTS WITH MILES-BY-NIGHT(SM) LATIN AMERICA.
Thank you for participating in the recent Starwood Preferred Guest(SM) Miles- By-Night promotion in the U.S. Now there's an even more rewarding offer available in Latin America.
You can earn 1,000 bonus miles or Starpoints(SM) every night you stay in Latin America!
When you register for Miles-By-Night(SM) Latin America, every night counts.
From June 1 through September 30, 2001, you'll earn your choice of 1,000 bonus miles from participating airline frequent flyer programs or 1,000 bonus Starpoints every night you stay.
That's in addition to the miles or Starpoints you always earn as a Starwood Preferred Guest!
The Miles-By-Night Latin America bonus is available at participating Westin Hotels & Resorts(R), Sheraton Hotels & Resorts(R), Four Points(R) by Sheraton and The Luxury Collection(R) hotels throughout Latin America.
THERE'S NO LIMIT TO THE BONUS MILES OR STARPOINTS YOU CAN EARN DURING THIS PROMOTION!
Miles-By-Night Latin America airline bonus miles are available to members of American Airlines(R) AAdvantage(R), Continental Airlines OnePass(R), Delta Air Lines SkyMiles(R) and United Airlines Mileage Plus(R).
Subject: EBV's Grand Slam Event - Thanks

I wanted to thank each of you for participating in the venture group's "Grand Slam" event this week.
It was a big success.
We received very positive feedback from the attendees.
One of our primary objectives was to provide our portfolio companies with further insight into EBS' strategy/business model, and each of your presentations was a key part of telling the Enron/EBS story.
In order for the portfolio companies to develop products that are strategic to EBS, it is imperative that they fully understand our business model.
I know everybody's schedule is very busy, so we appreciate you taking the time.
Regards,