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Subject: Hi

I'll be in meetings in and out of the office until around noon.
I sure would like to get out of here by 600 tonight.
Wish me luck!
Thanks for putting the dogs out and taking Michael to school.
Sorry about  the doggie accident.
It will take time.
I checked the kindergarten website, but it didn't have any info re Wear White  Day.
I can pretty well figure out what he is supposed to wear (white), but  I'm not sure why.
I believe the 19th is MLK's real birthday, if that has any  significance.
That's not much info, I know...  Hope you have a good day.
ckm
Subject: Asset management

Hi Chris,  Happy New Year.
Hope all is going well with you.
We miss you!
I heard a rumor that the UI deal had an asset management aspect to it.
The  guys around here are kicking around some different asset management ideas, so  I'm trying to get my hands on any docs which might give some insight into  some  different approaches.
Do you have anything you can email me?
Thanks,
Subject: NJNG CA

Heather,  Attached is the CA we discussed.
I changed the last paragraph to add the  expiration of the exclusivity provision, as I think this is probably a bit  easier to enforce.
Kay
Subject: A blurb from an internal Enron communiciation...

You are not just buying a pig; you are buying a brighter future for the youth  of Texas.
When you purchase a pig from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo  (HLS&R), Junior Swine Auction Committee, all proceeds will go into the HLS&R  Scholarship Fund benefiting Texas youth.
Pigs are $600 each and are  approximately 225 lb.
gross weight.
The pigs can either be donated to The  Houston Food Bank or delivered to a processor for your personal use.
To  participate please contact Jessie Jewell at 5-4983.
Because this is a  tax-deductible contribution, Enron will match your donation dollar for  dollar.
Click here to print out the Matching Gift form.
Individuals donating $600 or more are eligible for an invitation for two to  the Whole Hog Cookers BBQ Tent at the Championship BBQ Cook-off held February  9 and 10.
Individuals donating $600 or more can also receive an invitation  for two to the Swine Auction Breakfast and Swine Auction on February 28.
Cash contributions of any amount are gladly accepted.
Subject: ClickAtHome ISP Ordering is Here!

Hi.
We can get a computer hook up through Time Warner for $15 month.
Could you  ask John if he likes it?
Can it be installed anywhere in the house?
Thanks,
Subject: Pastoria turbine contract

Good  morning,  Enron's finance people are asking about the status of the turbine contract  for Pastoria.
Since Sheila is on vacation I thought I would check with you.
Is it in final form, and if so, has it been executed?
It would be a big help  to get an electronic version sent to me.
Thanks,
Subject: This week's schedule

I am scheduled to be out of the office Tues-Thurs of this week.
I will be in  New York with Mark Bernstein negotiating a term sheet for the Co Op City  deal.
This is one of the asset management deals I'm working on for the NE  Power Team.
I haven't confirmed with Mark that the trip is still on, so there is still  the possibility that it might cancel.
Kay
Subject: E-Next Generation Docs

I didn't go back and check, but I believe the bills of sale or the  assignment/assumption agreement may help, as one of these should have the  serial number.
I think you may have a spread sheet that ties serial numbers  to unit numbers.
At least I hope so!
Let me know if this doesn't get you what you need.
Kay
Subject: GE call

Sheila would like to re-schedule tomorrow's call for Friday.
Could you send  out an email to the GE/Enron group to find the best time?
Thanks,
Subject: ABB - Comparision of Rev 10 vs. 12(final)

The following is a redline version of the execution version (so we hope)  versus the last draft you saw.
Please advise if there are any  problems/comments.
Kay
Subject: John Klauberg

Please see if you can get me 30 minutes via phone with John Klauberg at 130  today.
He mentioned in his voice mail that he might want to bring in someone  else from his firm,  which is fine.
Mark Bernstein will also be on the call.
I'll call him at 130 (CST) if he is available.
Thanks,
Subject: My suggested changes to bullet points re: legal role

ENA Legal (TBD) 1.
ENA Legal is responsible for deal documentation and legal sign off for the  transaction, and is typically responsible for all transaction-related  agreements documents such as MOUs/MOIs, Participation or Development  Agreements, and any Agreement, which directs the operation of the project  (O&M Agreement, Steam Agreement, Gas Agreement, Power Purchase Agreement,  etc.).
2.
ENA Legal represents the interests of  advises the origination and  development team (and other members of ENA management as appropriate) on all  legal aspects of a transaction, accessing internal and external resources as  required.
and reviews/synthesizes comments from the all the groups.
3.
ENA Legal works with origination team, Accounting, Global Finance and Tax  in structuring the transaction, and communicates with EECC (and others) as  required during the execution of the project to faciliate compliance with the  structure.
Recommendations for improving the interaction between EE&CC and ENA: 1.
EE&CC Legal should be involved in the beginning of the process of drafting  documents by EE&CC Contract Administration, unless other procedures have been  agreed.
2.
Due to conflicts of interest, EE&CC Legal cannot represent NEPCO  while at  the same time working with the deal team.
to procure equipment for the same  project.
ENA Legal and EECC Legal should be advised early in the process of  any project-related agreements being generated by EECC, so that compliance  with overall deal structure and risk profile can be ascertained.
3.
Comments returned to EE&CC  need to either be incorporated in the next  draft, or if there are issues on the comments, they need to be discussed with  the ENA Legal representative or Origination contact, prior to distribution to  vendors.
4.
EECC Legal and ENA Legal should communicate regarding issues common to  both companies so that consistency in position can be achieved as much as  possible.
Forms of "standard" agreements should be discussed/agreed to  enhance consistency.
5.
Service and consulting agreements not specific to a particular transaction  which can be untilized by multiple Enron companies via tasking letters should  be prepared by EECC.
EECC should provide information concerning the  existence of such service agreements.
6.
ENA Legal would should work closely with EE&CC contract administrators in  drafting equipment in the preparation of contracts which the contracts  personnel have been tasked to prepare.
EECC Legal can assist by providing  input, but is not required by ENA to sign off on such contracts.
Subject: Kidventure Camp

Here is one option.
The problem would be getting him picked up when I'm out  of town.
Charlotte might be able to help.
Also, there's the Presby church.
I wonder if SOTW has something.
He might enjoy a visit.
I just got to work and got my computer up and going.
Yes, the whole ordeal  was 1 1/2 hours.
ckm
Subject: Next week

At this time it appears that I will be going to NYC on Wednesday, returning  Friday afternoon or possibly Thursday night.
I'll miss the Turbopark closing  dinner, which is not all bad, as it will save me a lot of calories and a  headache.
I will miss getting the pat on the back.
I didn't want to miss  Michael's open house, though, as that was more important.
As you know, things are subjec to change.
Kay
Subject: Turbopark

Guess what?
The closing party isn't until Feb. 8.
I had the wrong week!
Glad I didn't show up on the wrong day....  BEAUTIFUL weather.
Might want to sit outside and have a little cocktail (or  equivalent) tonight.
I had Mexican food for lunch, so popcorn for dinner!
Love,
Subject: Update on what I'm working on.

Per Barbara's request, here's a summary of much of what I'm working on:  Co Op City asset management arrangement:  In this deal, Enron would build a  small power generation facility for a housing co op in the Bronx, Co Op  City.
We would arrange for O & M services, supply the fuel (primarily gas),  market their excess power, and, for the first 4 years, take 1/2 the offtake.
We are currently working to structure the transaction to keep if off the  balance sheet and maximize the mark.
We are working on  a term sheet, and I  will be in NYC later this week to continue negotations with the customer.
Mark Bernstein is the originator, Debbie Chance is the developer, and NEPCO  Houston is  involved.
I discussed outside counsel with Jeff, and I would  like to use John Klauberg at LeBeouf.
Sell of two development projects in Illinois.
Two of the sites we have  developed (sans equipment) are up for sale, and Fred Mitro has contacted me  about supporting the transaction.
Lisa Mellencamp had previously contacted  Bracewell about working on it, but I'm a little concerned about the amount of  experience of the person they have designated.
I've asked Clark Thompson for  some information on his background.
SW 501d - our claim against SWestinghouse, and possible sale of the  equipment.
We have issues with the vendor concerning the late delivery of  this equipment.
We are also trying to sell the equipment (a  turbine/generator set) to Calpine.
Fuel Cells - last year Enron made a $5million investment in Fuel Cells, a  company which is developing an almost green form of power generation.
We  received contingent warrants which we can cash in if we arrange for 55 mw.
We are working with an instrumentality of the state of Connecticut about them  buying 26 megawatts.
We are working on the purchase agreement with FC, and  the project development agreement with the State.
It is quiet right now, as  funding is figured out.
There's TurboPark maintenance stuff which pops up weekly.
GE - Sheila and I have a weekly phone conference with GE to work on a  standard contract for buying turbines.
I've heard a rumor that we will be  buying some more, although neither Sheila nor I have been contacted yet.
I think this is a fair summary of the big ticket items.
Kay
Subject: CA

I need a reciprocal confidentiality agreement with:  Parson, Brninderhoff, Quade  & Douglas One Penn Plaza New York, NY 10119  attn: Mr. Stephen Losi  re: potential asset management transaction with Riverbay Corporation relating  to Co Op City.
One year term.
Thanks,
Subject: Co Op City

When you get a minute I need to discuss the last attachment for the Co Op  term sheet (the asset management one).
Here's the current state of the draft:    We do not have a current CA with PB.
I will have one in the am to send out.
Do you want Jude, et al to look at the EPC contract stuff?
Kay
Subject: Co Op City

Lisa,  I've made some preliminary suggestions on the term sheet.
We will have some  comments on the asset management attachment, but I don't have those together  yet.
In looking through our files I don't find a confidentiality agreement.
Therefore, I'm attaching a draft of what we would like to have executed so  that we can send you other documents.
Thanks,
Subject: LJM/Blue Girl turbines

Ace,  I'm a lawyer at ENA.
We are selling some of our peakers, and in conjunction  with the sale we have agreed to not contest Siemens Westinghouse retaining  the Blue Girl reservation payments.
SW has asked that LJM sign off on the  agreement, and Rose has suggested that I send the original agreements to you,  and indicated that she would help coordinate signature.
Your help is appreciated.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Kay  x57566
Subject: kendall sale agreement

Hi.
There's a document in my O drive directory called kendallsale, or something  close.
I can't remember where I put it - probably under General LOI.
Could  you email it to me?
Thanks,
Subject: Cost plus contract for Co Op City

Gentlemen,  As Dave and John know, I'm working on a deal for ENA (and with Jude) which  has as one aspect a cost plus EPC contract for the construction of a power  plant.
We need to put together the T's and C's for a cost plus contract, and  since it is possible that NEPCO might be the contractor, I wanted to use  something that is acceptable to NEPCO.
I will then take the laboring oar in  order to get a working draft prepared for this project.
As always, I'm on a short time frame, so your response would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Subject: kendall sale agreement

Suzanne is out today, so would you mind finding this document and having  someone fax it to me?
I'll email my fax number to you.
Much Grass,  Kay
Subject: Update on what I'm working on.

Hi there.
Nothings comes off the list.
New additions are as follows:  New transaction with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, relating to the creation of  a jointly owned control area to address generation,  transmission, and retail  load delivery.
It is brand-spanking new, so I don't know much more than  this.
It is being handled by Ozzie Pagan.
New opportunity with New Jersey Natural to develop projects using Fuel  Cells.
Heather Kroll is the contact.
Sale of Blue Dog (GE) turbine.
Likely buyer (at last word) is NRG.
Could be  complicated if GE protests.
There's a rumor that we are buying some new turbines from GE, but I haven't  been contacted.
The rumor came from  GE reps, who asked if I was working on it.
Sheila isn't handling, either,  last I knew.
Everything else is the same.
I expect to be in NYC in the middle of the week  to continue negotiations on the Co Op City deal (with Mark Bernstein).
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Kay
Subject: Co Op City EPC contract

Attached is a red-line of the revised form against the form John S. sent me.
Please advise of any comments as soon as possible.
Kay    In the interest of time I'm sending it out before I've reviewed it, so  forgive the typos, etc.
Subject: Blue Dog Change Order

Hi there,  I've made some suggested changes on the CO you sent.
In the interest of time  I'm sending this to David Marshall, since this largely deals with ROL and  insurance, and I couldn't tell if he has read this previously.
Thanks,
Subject: PSEG

JD approved referral of this to Keffer et al.
Fred is anxious to get something to the counterparty - his preference is  yesterday.
I would think that a discussion with Fred about the deal might be  in order today, even if by phone.
What is your availability?
John/Carolyn,  have you had a chance to review the draft I sent you, and do you have any  notions about how to structure this deal?
Is the format ok?
Can we  make it  more seller friendly without being ridiculous?
When the initial draft is ready, it will need to go to Matt Gockerman (ENA  Tax) and Herman Manis (structuring accountant).
Ciao,  ckm
Subject: PSEG

Fred,  I suggest a phone call among the team today to make sure we are all on the  same wave length.
What is your schedule?
Thanks,
Subject: City of Austin

Hi Pete,  I'm attaching parts of an email I received from one of our technical folks  regarding the C of Austin turbine contract.
I have to send it in pieces  because it is so large.
Thanks,
Subject: CO-OP CITY - MEETING MINUTES

For your reading pleasure.
I would add that I told them that their role would need to be defined by you,  the developer, and Technical Support.
ckm
Subject: Cost plus contract for Co Op City

As a follow up to my previous e-mail, here is the second request, which was  in my opinion adequately addressed by John Schwartzenburg.
I am frustrated with beginning the process over again.
Kay
Subject: GE/Enron Conference Call

Just a reminder about our telephone call tomorrow morning.
Sheila left word that she won't be participating - something about being in  St. Thomas.
Last I heard from Scott, he was on his way to the UK, but maybe  he will be dialing in.
Talk to you tomorrow.
Kay
Subject: Development offsite

Ben Jacoby is having an offsite Friday at the Hyatt for the East Development  group to discuss 2001.
He has asked me (and I think Roger) to sit in.
I'm  planning on attending.
I'm sure either or both of you are welcome, although it won't be a problem if  you don't attend.
Kay
Subject: NJNG LOI/MOU/LOU/HOA

Here's a first stab at the LOI.
I just guessed on the attachment.
I have a couple of questions:  Any thought as to how we get/split money (other than the obvious up side for  us)?
Do we want to work toward a "Project Development Agreement" which will set  forth the basis for how we develop projects on a project-by-project basis?
Or  do you envision a different next step?
Talk to you soon,  Kay
Subject: Shaffer option

Attached is the form of option agreement for the Schaeffer option which  passes muster.
The changes are relatively minor, but have significance from  an accounting and legal perspective.
Kay
Subject: Letter of Intent

Gentlemen,  Attached for your review is a draft of the letter of intent.
Please let me know if you have any difficulty opening this document.
Kay
Subject: am

Good morning,  Just checking in.
Michael and I had a good morning.
No weird outfits  today.
Figures, since I now have a camera ready to go.
So what do you think about the stone thing?
I like the way Bob's front yard  looks.
I'm not sore today, but then again, I didn't do all that much.
Our yard is  looking better, though.
Hope you are having a good day.
Love,
Subject: GE contract

Hi Pete,  We want the GE form to be on an individual turbine basis.
As for work  priorities, I would put it in front of the City of Austin agreement.
Thanks,
Subject: Toyota Highlander review

Did you know that one out of every 10 cars and trucks sold in the U.S. is a  Lexus or a Toyota?
With the new Highlander, Toyota will easily cement itself  as one of the best-selling brands in North America.
How can we be so sure?
Because the Highlander represents an optimum blend of three utilitarian types  of vehicles: the station wagon, the minivan and the sport-utility vehicle.
Based on the same platform as the Lexus RX 300, which itself is based on  modified Toyota Camry mechanicals, Highlander is longer, taller and wider  where the wheels meet the pavement than the Lexus.
Despite its greater size,  the Highlander is lighter than the RX 300, so acceleration should equal or  better its upscale cousin.
Braking will likely prove impressive, too.
Highlander comes standard with four-wheel disc brakes equipped with  electronic brake force distribution (EBD) and brake assist (which maximizes  braking power during a panic stop).
Highlander is rated to tow 3,500 pounds, when properly equipped.
Helping to  meet that specification is the same 3.0-liter V6 that resides under the hood  of the RX.
Making 220 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and 222 ft-lbs.
of torque at  4,400 rpm, the V6 features Variable Valve Timing with intelligence (VVT-i).
The standard engine, also using VVT-i to maximize power and efficiency, is a  2.4-liter inline four making 155 ponies and 163 ft-lbs.
of twist.
The  four-speed automatic transmission provides a "snow mode" for easy starts on  slippery surfaces.
With 7.3 inches of ground clearance (6.9 on front-wheel drivers) and a fully  independent suspension front and rear, Highlander isn't designed to tackle  tough terrain.
But it'll work great during heavy snowfalls.
Toyota's Vehicle  Skid Control (VSC) system, which includes traction control, is optional, and  is designed to recognize when the Highlander isn't responding to the driver's  steering inputs.
VSC will then apply selective braking to bring the truck  (car?)
back under control.
In the event it fails (not likely, but possible), Highlander protects  occupants with whiplash injury lessening (WIL) front seats, five three-point  seatbelts equipped with automatic and emergency locking retractors (ALR/ELR),  front seatbelts with pre-tensioners and force limiters and ISO-FIX child seat  anchors.
Daytime running lights and side airbags are optional.
Inside, Highlander delivers 38.5 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear  60/40 split folding seat in use, and a whopping 81.4 cubes when it's folded.
Air conditioning, CD/cassette combo stereo with six speakers, cruise control,  tilt steering wheel, bottle holders, and grocery bag hooks are standard.
Opting for Limited trim gives you JBL sound, automatic climate control,  remote keyless entry, woodgrain interior trim, alloy wheels with full-size  spare, fog lights, privacy glass and other upgraded features.
Leather  upholstery is available on V6 models.
Toyota is planning to sell 70,000 Highlanders in calendar year 2001.
We'll  bet demand outstrips supply.
B
Subject: Pathfinder review

?EDMUNDS' REVIEW 		 		Nissan's hardy Pathfinder has always been our vehicle of choice for seeking a  new path to the premium outlet center.
Though the exterior may exude that  tough-guy outdoorsy image, the interior has always been comfortable enough  for the dilettante woodsman who doesn't like to get his nails too dirty.
Though the old 3.3-liter V6 engine provided acceptable levels of low-end  grunt, the coarsely produced 170 horsepower it made was meager when stacked  against newer competitors.
So revel, all you who seek liberation from urban ennui -- the Pathfinder is
Subject: Tomorrow

Hi Nancy,  I've misplaced your direct line - could you email it to me?
The travel schedules of the Enron delegation are becoming complicated.
Would  it be possible for you to travel with us to Richmond tomorrow night?
That  would give us more flexibility in case we need to convene before the meeting  on Thursday.
We are staying at the Marriott in Richmond.
Thanks,
Subject: Co Op City

Hi Randy,  Here's what you missed.
My personal preference is to not spend the money to check out the licensing  issues at this point since I don't have the outside counsel doing anything  now.
When John called me last week and asked the question I gave him that  opinion, and I had assumed that it had been communicated to you.
Sorry about  that!
Kay
Subject: Co Op City EPC contract

John and Randy,  I got a call from Bob Sevitz regarding a change I made to the EECC revisions  to the Co Op City EPC contract.
Specifically, I deleted language he had  added to the waiver of consequential damages.
Bob had added a provision that  said that the waiver was "subject to" the indemnification section of the  contract.
I felt this was too broad of a carve out, especially from the  contractor's point of view.
Any tweaking of the indemnity language (to  blatantly reconcile it with the waiver) can occur during the drafting process.
Just wanted to pass this along.
Kay
Subject: Good news

Hi.
Lisa (Mellencamp) and Chuck are getting married, date unknown.
He has given  up his apartment and has moved in.
That makes 6 teenage girls under one  roof, although 3 of them are there every other weekend.
I really like both of them, so I think this is nifty.
Kay
Subject: Energy & Power Risk Management Glossary

Hi Tana,  A little birdie tells me that you  have a supply of the Energy & Power Risk  Management Glossary booklets.
Am I getting close?
I've found it to be very  helpful, and I think it would help one of our new lawyers, Carlos Sole.
Could I get a copy for him?
Any other good power references?
Thanks,
Subject: Co-op City - Term Sheet

Hi Mark,  I don't know  what these folks are up to.
In fact, I didn't know that Scott  Laidlaw was involved.
When I spoke with EECC I told them that they needed to  get direction from you, someone from Mike Coleman's group, or an ENA  developer.
Any word from the Co Op/PB team?
I have jury duty in just a little while, so I'll be out of touch for a short  while.
Kay
Subject: Michael

I thought you might enjoy this.
You should have seen Michael's eyes while he was riding in that Mercedes  convertible yesterday.
He was speechless, and you know how rare that is!
I  suspect we will be hearing about it now...  Kay
Subject: abb

I'm flying to Richmond this am.
I'll read the ABB contract on the plane, and  let you know what I think this afternoon.
Hopefully, we can put it to bed.
Kay