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Subject: Pizza Party

Hey everyone,  The pizza party will commence at 7pm this Friday.
To simplify things a bit since it is a work day for most......John and I will provide the following ingredients below and guests are asked to bring one bottle of wine per person or the alcoholic beverage of their choice.
The dough will be prepared thin crust style and each person will get to design their own pizza to share with the group.
The following is the list of pizza toppings that I will have at your disposal so that we can experience everyones creative inner pizza genius.
Meats:  Pepperoni, prosciutto di parma, canadian bacon, smoked salmon, grilled chicken.
Cheeses: Mozzarella, goat cheese, gouda, feta, parmesan.
Sauce: Tomato, barbecue, jerk.
Herbs: Parsley, basil, oregano, rosemary, cilantro.
Veggies: Black olives, capers, pepperocini, green bell pepper, artichokes, mushrooms, garlic, pineapple, tomatoes.
Dessert will be a special Happy Birthday/Sorry about the Root Canal selection for Mrs.
Friend.
We look forward to seeing everyone.
MoJo
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Subject: yo

Hey there, I'm about to head out to run some errands.
I could totally be persuaded to meet you for lunch..hee hee...if you are interested in getting out....ANOTHER beautiful day.
My last errand is to get dairy products so just give me a ring.
Mo
Subject: hey sue...

how's it going?
just thought i would check in and see how you were?
you were right, my mom said i did received the $1100, pre-tax, so actually $700.
oh well, at this point money is money.
priya just found out she was accepted to SAIS at Johns Hopkins so she has been frantically looking on the internet for jobs for me in DC.
it is one of the places that I am interested in relocating to but am also looking in boston and northern california as well.
have you heard anything from the KC, Cincinnati, or Chicago jobs?
hope all is well.
i miss you all tons.
oh, starting to finalize travel plans for the summer and it looks like niclas and i are going to be meeting in Europe somewhere for about 5-7 days.
he's mentioned skiing in the swiss alps and italy?
i am sure i wont be lucky enough for it to work out, but we will see.
talk to you soon, lisa
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Subject: hello susan

Hello Susan -  This is Bobby here at Enron.
I work in retail power in EES.
We met  ages ago here in Houston.
I started working here at Enron a month ago.
I work on 6 but make it to 31 and 32 from time to time to talk to people there.
Hope things are good on your end.
Bobby  ps.
If you see Joel Bennett around, tell him I said hi.
(I can't remember which floor he's on.)
Subject: Cash/Prompt and Prompt/ Season Traders

Please roll out the physical index products tomorrow.
Cash traders will roll out index for Sep and OCT, while prompt/season traders will roll out index for Nov-Mar.
Thanks,
Subject: Nathan Thomas

Hey Susan,  I hope things are going great!
Do you remember Nathan Thomas?
He is getting married on August 11th(I will be one of the groomsmen).
I thought you might be interested.
Have fun, Paul  PS - How are things going?
Subject: tickets

Susan, Haven't bought your tickets yet, but have a feeling I won't be able to do anything about you getting in at 9:00pm Sunday.
I will ask though.
You should be leaving on Tuesday and returning to Houston on Sunday (and leaving Korea on Sunday).
The total air fare should be $962.
Shoot me a quick e mail if this is not ok.
Otherwise, I will plan on purchasing your tickets this afternoon.
Thanks!
Subject: got your ticket

Susan, We bought your ticket yesterday.
I will either put it in the mail to you today, or if I do end up making it to the states, I will mail it from there.
Where do you want to go when you get here?
Subject: How to reach me!

Hey y'all!
Just wanted to send out a little email letting you know how to get a hold of me in the next few months....I am driving out of Boulder tomorrow and heading to Dallas to be with Karin and my little guy....I can no longer be reached at my home number or at work....The best way to reach me in the next month will be my cell phone (720)-980-8011....I am driving back to Boulder in late August to fly out to Europe with Mike for about 10 weeks....At that point I will cancel my cell phone and the only way I can be reached is by email....I am going to give out my sisters number since that is where I will be staying mostly but please remember that there is now a baby in the house....(972)-423-6618...I hope that I keep in touch with all of you, I miss you terribly and will try to email as often as I can from overseas.....I hope this email finds all of you healthy and happy!
Love,
Subject: hey

Susan, I mailed your tickets today.
They said that the fastest I could get them there is 7-10 days.
We should be able to make it, just keep checking your mail.
Your itenerary is as follows: Tuesday, August 14 IAH to SFO    9:20am - 11:15am on Continental 531 SFO to Korea 1:00pm - 4:50pm on Korean Air 24, you will arrive on Wednesday, August 15 Sunday, August 26 Korea to LAX   3:00pm - 10:30am on Korean Air  LAX to IAH       12:20pm - 5:49pm on Continental, you will arrive back in Houston on Sunday, 26th Anyway, I think that's it.
I hope the itenerary is ok.  As far as packing I would bring clothes for hot, humid weather (about like Houston).
Nothing we do is very dressy.
I would say a nice shorts outfit or skirt is about as dressy as it gets here.
Wear comfortable, and shoes you really don't care about.
The monsoon season may be ending soon, but the streets are disgusting year around.
Bring your running shoes and I will try to keep you training for the marathon.
There is an ATM on post here that we can use free of charge, so don't worry about cash too much.
You can always write us a check.
We can also cash a check for up to $300/day.
Definitely do not change any money.
There are some places around here that give pretty good rates.
I would pack light and bring an extra suitcase.
You may want to buy some pottery here, or some fragile items so make sure you have extra room on your carry on.&n!
bsp; Of course there's always mailing things, too.
There is a DMZ tour on the 18th, 21st, 23rd, and 25th.
Probably one of the Saturdays would be better for Chuck.
If we do go somewhere, we should plan on going the first weekend you are here.
That DMZ tour on the Saturday before you leave would be a long day, but you don't fly out until 3:00 the next day, so I think we could do it if you are game.
Can't wait to take you around here and you can see what we've been doing the past year here!
Have a good weekend!
Subject: Good morning!

1.
What time is it?
9:43 AM 2.
Name that appears on your birth certificate?
Jennifer Kathleen Bowles 3.
Nicknames: Jen, Jenny Poo, Finfrom 4.
Parent's names: Jim & Kathy 5.
Number of candles that appeared on your last cake:5 6.
Date that you regularly blow them out: If I had candles it would be August 23rd 7.
Pets: none 8.
Height:5'4 3/4" 9.
Eye Color:hazel 10.
Piercing:just two little studs in my ears and second holes that I don't wear anymore 11.
Hair color: blondish brown 12.Tattoos:none 13.
How much do you love your job?
I really like it although the working environment is STRANGE -- things are alway shopping though and I love that!
Subject: My Brother!!

My brother is getting married!!!!
Chas and Laura got engaged last week!!
They have not set an official date yet, but probably sometime at the beginning of next year!
Just wanted to share the good news with all of you!
Subject: Morgan Stanley at Malin

Morgan Stanley owns a power plant in Reno, off of Tuscarora.
The plant is a 360 MW peaker plant with an inefficient heat rate of 12500.
They reverse toll by selling Malin and buying either COB or NOB power.
Mike
Subject: so they say NEVER SAY NEVER. . .

I swore I would be one of those people who said never and really meant it.
Well, I guess "they" are right .
.
.
Clay and I have some news.
(No, I am not pregnant.)
But, we are buying a   house in Dallas.
We close on it two days after my arrival in London.
Thankfully, Clay will still be here.
We will rent it out over the next year   while we are away.
Our move in date will be sometime next summer, depending   on our tenants' situation.
So, about the never say never part.
The house is in south Highland Park.
Gasp!
We never expected to buy a house this soon.
And, I NEVER--I repeat
Subject: Hey!

Hey girls!
I can't believe I missed seeing y'all this weekend!
I'm so sad............Farrell and I had to leave early the next morning cause he had work - it's football season!
I told y'all he got a new job, right??
He is the JV Defensive Coordinator at Highland Park!
He loves it!
I would love to get together with y'all soon.
I will be in Austin this weekend (and for all of the home games).
Are you going to Austin  for the game this weekend, Susan?
Let's try and make plans to do something!
I can't believe that Elizabeth is engaged - I am so happy for her!
I called her yesterday and left a message.
Do y'all know any details about the wedding, etc.?
Chas and Laura have set their date - April 20, 2002!
We are all so excited!
Let me know what y'all's plans are for this weekend!
Miss you!
Steph
Subject: Browncover notes

Aurora, my changes appear on the attached.
I assume you or AA have updated the numbers for eligible transition costs  (second paragraph of section 7).
(If you have not, I'm really not sure who  would have those numbers) I updated the numbers for environmental costs in the footnotes.
Please call  (x30596) if you have any questions.
Subject: Gallup Compressor Agreements

Here is a list of all the agreements related to the Gallup Compressor:  1.
Compression Services Agreement (10/18/99) 2.
O&M Agreement (10/18/99) 3.
Gas Conversion Agreement (10/18/99) 4.
Operational Control Agreement (2/11/00) (contains no provisions related  to payment) 5.
Letter amendment to Gas Conversion Agreement (2/23/00) (regarding Lock  Price) 6.
Amendment to Gas Conversion Agreement (3/24/00) (regarding Start Date and  calculation of Estimated CSC Fuel Payment)  If you do not have all of these agreements in your file, or if you know of  anyone else who needs a full set of these documents, please let me know and I  will send copies immediately.
Also, two letters have been sent pursuant to the terms of the agreements:  1.
Notification by TW to ECS that ECS should pursue an alternative electric  supply arrangement (2/29/00) 2.
Approval by TW of interim rate schedule (3/15/00) (w/copy of rate  schedule attached)  If you need copies of these letters, let me know and I'll send them to you  also.
SS x0596
Subject: SoCal motion

See the attached.
Enron Corp. has already authorized Brian Cherry to add  Enron to the list of parties at the end of the document.
I recommend TW do  the same.
I propose that we ask Brian to add TW to the list, with a footnote  that we support the transmission proposal only and do not oppose the other  parts of the term sheet.
(I propose this out of an abundance of caution  because in one part of the document Brian states the parties have agreed on  comprehensive settlement, but later in the document he states that the  parties aren't fully committed yet.)
If he will not agree to do this, then I  would suggest we leave TW off the list and file a letter with the CPUC along  the lines of what I circulated yesterday, with additional language supporting  the motion for extension of time.
Let me know what you think.
Subject: Hi

Hi there!
How's the little buglet doing?
It was good to see you last week,  and I feel honored that I got to accompany Grayson on her first restaurant  mission.
Hopefully the french-fry smell did not throw her off her feeding  schedule to badly.
Got a message from Mema wanting to discuss the baby's  bottle habits.
Pu-lease!
If it's OK with everyone I will try to bring Bill  at Easter as a distraction.
This weekend I am supposed to drive to Austin to pick up Bill and his friends  (aka Team Slacker) at the end of the MS 150.
I'll be driving someone's SUV.
If manners and general treatment of the trainer/driver (by Bill and the owner  of the SUV) do not improve, however, Team Slacker will be taking the bus home.
Do you remember Rob Carty from high school?
I just saw him at a seminar  given by Akin Gump for in-house lawyers.
He works for Exxon/Mobil now.
I  barely recognized him because he has gotten so hefty!
Thought you would enjoy the following brief excerpt from today's Wall Street  Journal:  *** Big Boy's Adventures in Thailand  With his checkered overalls, cowlick curl and penchant for double-burgers,  Big Boy seemed an unlikely fit for Bangkok.
"People thought he was a little, well, creepy," says Peter Smythe, the head  franchiser for Big Boy restaurants in Thailand, dusting off his giant Big Boy  statue on Bangkok's main thoroughfare.
"They kept asking me, 'Is he a  Chinese Ronald McDonald?'"
Eventually, a few Thai visitors decided Big Boy  was a religious icon and laid bowls of rice and incense at his feet.
***  Take care and drop me a line when you can.
Love,
Subject: more Edison/SDGE stuff

Rob, Look at the conforming languange in the Appendix "A" last page, last  paragraph.
You know that this language was negotiated by and between  SoCalGas and Edison.
My main concern is that its very, very open ended...   almost a contingent liability for all settlement parties.
Jeff
Subject: will question

Vanessa, I checked with Bill, and the very unsatisfying answer to your  question is that it totally depends on how Greg divided the community  property with his ex.
He agreed with me that a will is a good idea in any  case because you can arrange things so that you avoid legal proceedings and  save a lot in taxes!
Our friend Tony Maluski does probate work:  I believe  his number is 713-228-7401.
He's a nice guy and I believe him to be  competent; however, I think it is a good idea to shop around when you're  doing something routine like a will or an uncontested divorce, so I'd advise  calling several lawyers and see who you like best and who will give you the  best deal.
If I can find some other names/numbers for you, I will.
Hope  this helps!
Subject: GIR settlement update

See the attached.
The proceeding certainly isn't over, but I think the  parties have done a great job of submitting a settlement that the Commission  will eventually approve, provided the parties present sufficient evidence to  support such a decision.
(Unfortunately, we expect the settlement to be  protested.)
Direct testimony is due May 5.
To streamline things, the  parties are going to consolidate efforts and have divided up the testimony by  topic.
Of course Transwestern got the Hector Road issue.
I plan to put Mr.  Fawcett on as a witness.
Our issue is not particularly controversial  anymore, so I do not anticipate rigorous cross-examination; nevertheless, I  will probably ask your assistance in preparing the witness for the hearing,  which begins May 30.
Subject: Transfer

Lia Hernandez, currently of ET&S, has accepted a position at ENA effective  August 2, 2000.
To ensure that ET&S continues to be in compliance with the  marketing affiliate rules, Lia's access to any ET&S or GPG-related LANs or  applications should be removed at the close of business on August 1.
In  addition, Lia's email profile should be changed and any GPG or ET&S mass  distribution  lists should be changed.
Please send a reply email to me after these changes have been completed,  verifying and indicating the date that employee was: - removed from the LAN - EBB password was changed/canceled (if applicable) - removed from ET&S or GPG-related applications - email post office box was transfered.
If you have questions, or if you believe there is someone else I need to  contact in order to accomplish the above, please let me know.
Subject: TW/Red Cedar deal

Drew, here's an excerpt from a FERC letter order accepting for filing a  nonconforming agreement filed  by Dynegy Midstream...sounds a little bit like what the TW guys are trying to  do, if I understand the  concept of volumetric rates correctly.
Left a message for my friend at DMP  but he (like everyone else) is out 'til next year.
But since there were no subsequent orders issued in  the docket I assume there were  no problems with the filing.
I'm still leaning towards recommending the $0 demand/ $0.02 commodity + file  as nego.
rate approach.
If Steve Harris is OK with the idea of doing a deal that requires filing, I  will draft something and send it your way.
* * * The referenced negotiated transaction provides for a transportation service  under DMP's Rate Schedule FTS.
Rather than paying a reservation charge, the negotiated agreement  specifies that KGS will pay a volumetric rate.
The volumetric rate will equal DMP's maximum interruptible  transportation service rate as set forth in DMP's tariff.
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.The contract also (a) specifies five Dth/d as  KGS' maximum daily reservation  quantity, (b) lists KGS' primary receipt as Meter # 9999999 and (c)  identifies five primary delivery points for  KGS.
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Upon filing Docket No.
RP99-240-000, DMP stated that it agreed to  the above negotiated rate so  that KGS could serve small residential customers on DMP's system under a firm  rate schedule.
Subject: Fuel Charge on TW

Last month Lindy and I began looking into adding a provision to TW's tariff  allowing shippers to elect to purchase fuel gas from TW.
There is good  precedent for this and I think it would be fairly easy to accomplish as long  as we don't try to make the purchase of fuel from TW mandatory (see the  attached memo).
Mary Kay, as you and I discussed, we will need to address  the fuel overrecovery issue before moving forward with this.
Subject: contract approvals

You asked whether current contract approval procedures require the marketers  to get Legal's approval on all transportation contracts.
The answer is no.
If you look at the ET&S policy on authority to grant transportation and  storage discounts (I can fax it to you if you don' t have it), there is a  column for "Pre-approved Terms" and one for "Non Pre-Approved Terms".
Contracts that are not on a pre-approved form always have to have the Legal  Dept's approval.
Contracts on pre-approved forms with a total discount (for  the entire contract term) of less than $1.2 million do not need Legal's  approval; those above the threshold do.
Does that make sense?
As far as I  know our marketers have been following this.
I spoke with TK and she is  aware of the policy, and she is also aware that she needs to show me any  contract that deviates from our standard language.
She has also discussed  this with Steve Harris recently to make sure he's comfortable with the  policy.
If we need to discuss this further please let me know.