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Subject: Demand Letter - Kingdom Energy Company

I have attached a draft of the demand letter to be sent to Kingdom Energy  Company.
As you will note, there are two blanks:  (1) the amount of out of  pocket expenses we are claiming; and (2) the signature line.
Please call me to discuss this information.
Subject: Fort James

Attached are two draft letters to Ernst Haberli and Greg Chafee at Fort James  in regards to the above-referenced matter.
Please review and provide me with  your comments.
Thanks
Subject: Duke LNG

Here is an action item list for the Duke LNG dispute.
Items          Responsible  1.
Interview Witnesses        Sanders/Rivera        a.  Rebecca McDonald       b.  Wayne Perry       c.  Transportation Witness       d.  Curve Witness  2.
Send letter requesting information re economic hardship   Rivera   3.
Select arbitrator        Sanders/Rivera              a.
Research regarding Mike Beatty      Rivera  4.
Compile documents/data for exchange of information                  Sanders/Hodge/Boyt  5.
Confidentiality agreement for loss of supply information   Sanders  6.
Response to all outstanding correspondence from Duke's attorneys  Rivera
Subject: Euell Energy Resources

I have attached a draft of the letter to be sent to Mr. Esses.
Please give  me any comments you may have by 4:00 p.m. today.
Thanks.
Subject: DPC - Privileged and Confidential

Can you call him about this?
I wouldn't worry too much about the tone of this  letter or stepping on his toes.
Jim overreacts at times.
Subject: Grynberg and Quinque Invoices

Here is what I want to do on this.
I need to review and approve all bills.
I  do not have to the sign off on the required documentation.
If it makes Britt  more comfortable, fine I'll do it.
But I do not need to do so.
Subject: Remand

As you will note from the attached e-mail, the Quinque class action has been  remanded to state district court in Hugoton Kansas.
Robin Gibbs had always  predicted that this was the likely result.
We will now proceed with the  battle over class certification in Kansas, which,unlike Texas, is not  necessarily appealable.
I will keep you posted..
Subject: TVA

On February 14, 2000, Enron North America (Enron) filed a declaratory  judgment action against the Tennessee Valley Authority ("TVA") in the Federal  District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee, Chattanooga Division,  requesting that the court determine whether TVA defaulted under its power  purchase agreement with Enron by failing to pay undisputed invoices.
On  March 6, TVA filed a counterclaim against Enron alleging that Enron  wrongfully terminated the power purchase agreement.
Although no assurances  can be given, Enron believes that the ultimate resolution of these matters  will not have a material adverse effect on its financial position or results  of operations.
Subject: See Attachment

I had a long conversation w/ Brian Glasser and Bruce Americus yesterday about  the Eastern case.
Here are some comments Bruce made in light of our  discussions.
Call me if you would like the more detailed download.
Subject: NGX Litigation and Outside Counsel

Is this still an active case?
If so, I'd like to get a status report and  include it on my report to Derrick.
Who is handling(inside and outside)
Subject: Letter to Venoco

Attached is the letter that legal believes should be sent to Venoco.
Please  let me kow if you hav eny changes, otherwise please send this letter to  Venoco by Friday.
As we have discussed, you may want to call Venoco to let them know this  letter is coming.
Subject: Lunch -- John Odam, Dan Goforth and Ted Weise

John Odam has asked me to go to lunch w/ his new partners.
Would you like to  go?
If not, how interested are you in sending them work?
I think John is a  great guy but he did a marginal job representing EBS on some litigation I was  managing.
Subject: Letter to Richard Keesel

As outlined in Mark Haedicke's voicemail to you, I have attached a draft  response to Long Island Power's letter.
We are attempting to obtain a  release from LIPA of any claim related to the terminated transaction.
As a  result, I would recommend that we hold off sending this letter until the  release has been negotiated, which should be by Thursday, March 15th.
Please  call me if you have any questions.
Subject: 2001 Enron Law Conference (Distribution List 2)

I know you have worked hard on this so I hate to start with a  complaint........but this announcement is not the greatest.
First, there is  no link on the e-mail to make the trip to the site easy.
Secondly, I tried   the website address on several occasions with no luck.
I am now giving up.
Subject: Cal Wholesale Electricity Cases

I notice that Chris Healy and his partner are going to argue the motion to  stay.
Are we ok with this?
Also--could one of you call me after the conf.
Subject: March 28th

I am traveling to LA on Tuesday and will not be back until late Wed.
night.
(  Plus, your sister lives way the hell out of town) Any other time you are  available?
I'd love to show off my kids.
Subject: West of Hatwai Cutplane Letter

Many of you will soon receive the attached letter from Bob King in the mail.
This letter is being emailed to include additional addressees not included in the original distribution.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Subject: Sun Devil Project - Level B Request "REVISED"

I found a mistake in the first Excel spreadsheet when discussing with Kim Kouri.
Cost Estimate Summary sheet (2nd tab) did not add all of the rows down for the San Juan portion.
The attached was corrected.
It made a difference of $5,000,000 total project cost.
Ron M.
Subject: Hubbard

Paul from Cornbelt Electric has line maintenance scheduled for tomorrow 10/24, starting at 8 AM for approximately 8 hours.
During this time we will be limited to 6000 HP on the Hubbard unit.
Bob will limit the unit accordingly for us.
Thanks,
Subject: Updating Capacities

After talking with Terry, Darrell, and the team, the following procedures have been developed so that each team member is consistent and all pertinent information is properly documented.
Darrell is going to set the Socal Capacity in CAS to its Operational Capacity (850000), therefore, from now on we should only update the Socal window in TMS, and opt not to send the capacity from TMS to CAS when asked.
In addition, we should continue to update the comments section in CAS each cycle for the Socal Window For all other points, when updating Capacities in TMS, the changed capacity should be sent to CAS only if it is a change in Operational Capacity.
If we are updating for any other reason, (flow rate etc...) those capacities should not be sent back to CAS.
In conclusion, from now on we will only update capacities in TMS and we will only send changes to CAS or make changes in CAS if there is a change in Operational Capacity, which will probably be a decision made by Darrell.
The Socal Capacity in CAS and online is 850000 however we will continue to document the Window in the CAS Comments, and update it in TMS.
These procedures will be effective for the Timely of Gas Day 10/25/01.
If you have any questions, please ask me.
Thanks!
Subject: 2002 Blanco Hub O&M Budget

All, see attached 2002 Blanco Hub O&M Budget with Overheads calculated to reflect Payroll Only.
Lindy/John/Darrell, I need to find out who to send this budget to for 2002 monthly billings (Billings should be 12 equal payments made on Budget Figures, not Actuals).
I know in the past Je Chang did these billings, but don't know who does them now.
If you could let me know I would appreciate it.
Thanks,  tj
Subject: Invitation - Albuquerque Regional Meeting

This note is an invitation to the Albuquerque Region Cross Functional meeting to be held November 6th & 7th at the Sheraton Hotel in Albuquerque.
In addition, please let me know if you would like time in the agenda to share information or address any issues.
All the Regional Teams will be represented at this function.
Rooms have been blocked for the 5th, 6th & 7th but, we would ask that you make your own reservations.
(505-881-0000).
If you would like time in the agenda, I need your preferred date and the time required by October 15th.
Thank you
Subject: Requested pressure cut at Citizens Griffith TW Interconnect

Citizens had concerns about the amount of noise and vibration at our Citizens Plant Station and has recently had an expert on this subject visit the site and take measurements.
The preliminary report indicates that the current configuration could potentially fail at full load conditions with a inlet pressure exceeding 740 psig.
Since Citizens does not want to limit the capacity of the power-plant, we are asking that your delivery pressure be temporarily reduced to 700 psig.
I have attempted to document the different operation modes that we have observed your station operating under along with any back-ground information that I was able to document.
As discussed, in the design phase of this interconnect, I was informed that batching would only occur under low flow conditions, and do not understand the benefit of batching in the manner that was done earlier this year.
Per our customers request (Griffith Energy) Citizens installed equipment capable of measuring down to extremely low flow rates that include three measurement runs.
A 10" Instrument Ultrasonic, a 4" Invensys Turbine meter, and a 2" Instrumet Rotary meter.
Although I questioned this requirement at the time, the low flow condition occurs so rarely, it is inconsequential.
I have analyzed our log files for the month of November (11/1/01-12/6/01) and found that the only time the smaller runs operate is momentarily as the power plant starts up.
The following volumes are accumulated totals per run for this time period.
Run Size        TW      Flow (Mcf)     Percent of Flow                              EPNG    Flow (Mcf)        Percent of Flow  2"                                   107.9              0.0089%                          0.2            0.0018%  4"                      1,280.8              0.1059%                                                 2.1                  0.0153% 10"                         1,208,076.9            99.8852%                                          13,714.4                99.9829% My point is that in the event that you do not feel comfortable in setting your actuated valve immediately downstream of your flow control valve to take Citizens' requested pressure cut, consider temporarily using the flow control valve as  pressure control.
The month of November included considerable power-plant testing, and therefore the above numbers are higher that during commercial operation.
When TW found it's in a difficult situation in regards to finding a solution to measuring a low flow (which appears to be erroneous information), Citizens worked with you in good faith.
All we are asking is the same in return.
<<Griffith-TW-Chrono.xls>>    - Griffith-TW-Chrono.xls
Subject: Travel Services

While recent events have dramatically impacted Enron's travel volume, Alliance Worldwide (formerly Travel Agency in the Park) wanted to contact you regarding the Enron Travel Program.
Since 1984, our company has been a strategic business partner with Enron and has provided a complete scope of services from booking, ticketing, ticket delivery, customer service, reporting, management of ClickTrip, to facilitating preferred vendor arrangements with airlines to benefit Enron.
These services have been provided on a management fee basis from Alliance to Enron.
As of December 1, 2001 the management fee has been suspended during Enron's period of reorganization.
We are continuing to provide the turnkey travel services to Enron and forego the management fee and simply charge a time of ticketing fee per ticket.
To provide you with a brief history of our arrangement, Enron and Alliance approached the airlines a couple years ago and negotiated deep upfront discounts for Enron's business travel.
These discounts are available only through Alliance and are given at time of ticketing.
All commissions were stripped from the price of the discounted ticket and returned to Enron, in exchange for Enron paying Alliance a contracted management fee.
This management fee was paid monthly and allocated back to each Enron cost center based on the total number of transactions.
This travel program provided Enron over $8.6 million in airline savings on $55 million spent in the year 2000 and over $5.2 million on $33 million spent for the first 3 quarters of 2001.
These savings are after the payment of the travel agency management fee.
The effect that the reduced travel volume will have on discounts provided by the airlines cannot yet be determined.
We have contacted the airline companies and most of Enron's preferred carriers have agreed to extend the contracts through April 2002.
You may utilize these discounts through Alliance by calling 713 650-8080 or 1 800 962-0248.
In March, Enron and Alliance will begin evaluating Enron's volume and travel patterns, and determine any changes that are to be made to the discounts or fee structure.
As mentioned earlier, Alliance is implementing a time of ticketing fee in lieu of a management fee.
These fees are reimbursable to Enron employees through normal expense report procedures.
Specifically, the new fee structure is based on zero-commission contracts for tickets purchased from Enron's preferred carriers.
The fee schedule for all airline tickets for Enron travel is as follows:  $30 - Domestic tickets with or without upfront discount $30 - International tickets without upfront discount 25% of Savings, capped at $175 - International tickets with upfront discount $15 - Southwest Airlines and ClickTrip Reservations, Hotel/Car Only Bookings  The savings to Enron on a per ticket basis more than covers the nominal fees that are charged.
For example, Enron's average ticket prices are $589 domestic and $2207 international (after discounts).
Enron's average savings are $144 domestic and $587 international (before fees).
The savings are more than three times the per ticket fee!
Subject: SW Region Dir Mtg-2/21/02

Dan Pribble's next Director Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 21st in ECN45C2.
Below are the proposed agenda items: 		Don Hawkins/Charlie Thompson - Objectives 		Max Brown - Pipeline Integrity follow-up 		Larry Urban - Safety Workshop Feedback, Objectives, Mega Safety Awards, Safety-PPE's, Public Awareness  	Please respond to this email and let me know how much time you need for your agenda item and/or other agenda items you wish to discuss.
Thanks!
Subject: Results of TW Conference Call

The following times have been identified to make repairs on the 30" Mainlines sections 8-7; 7-6; 5-4 and 30" Loop Line 5-4 1.
19 excavations on Mainline Section 7-6:  April 13-20 2.
2-3 excavations (verification digs) on Mainline 8-7:  1-2 days virtually anytime; most likely April 2-5 3.
1 excavation on Mainline 5-4:  April 8-10 4.
1 excavation on Loopline 5-4:  April 8-10  Maximum operating pressure from Sta 8 to Sta 6 will be restricted to 939 psi until excavations and possible repairs have been made.
Cost estimates are being prepared.
If I have misstated, plz advise.
Max
Subject: New TW Contract/Capacity Release System Demo

The new TW Contract/Capacity Release system is due to be implemented the weekend of March 9, 2002.
We will be offering training/demo's of the new system for internal users on the below dates.
Please contact Alma Carrillo with the date and time you would like to attend.
Thanks
Subject: Drag Reducer Application

FYI, To stay out of conflict with some big EL Paso outages on the San Juan Lat.
in May, we need to look at dates after May 21.
Just a heads up.
Jerry Graves
Subject: TW Order 637 Filing

Please plan to attend a meeting regarding TW's Order 637 filing immediately following Steve's staff meeting on Monday, March 24.
We will remain in 39C1 following Steve's meeting to discuss the strategy for resolving TW's Order 637 issues.
FERC Chairman Pat Wood has pledged to get all 637 orders issued by this August so we need to consider what we need to do to eliminate those proposals we no longer want and, hopefully, trade them for deferring segmenting until the next rate case.
Please invite anyone else who could benifit from or contribute to this meeting.
Subject: Daily meetings

I am still interested.
I was typing away and by the time I realize that you never came back, I figured the meeting was over.
Anyway, I will be out of the Region until next Friday, so don't bother trying to catch me in the morning until the 29th.
Thanks  Jeff
Subject: NNG Measurement Log thru 03/22/02

Attached is the NNG Measurement Log thru 03/22/02.
Please review and give me a call if you have any feedback on the listed items.
I can be reached @ 713.853.7742.       						    								j.  floyd
Subject: Update on Robert's Daughter

Robert just called in and had some more details.
He talked to Gay again.
Sunny is OK, walked away from the wreck.
It totaled her car.
The airbag did not inflate so she was very lucky not to be hurt.
He will report more when he gets there.
Randy J.
Subject: Albuquerque Cross Functional Meeting

I made room reservations for the 3 of us on November 5 only at the Sheraton Uptown (505-881-0000).
The rooms are not guaranteed past 6:00 pm.
Our confirmation numbers are as follows.
Ron M.		118587 		Darrell S.	118588 		Dennis A.
118590  I checked on flights and the best bet is a 2:30 pm flight arriving Albuquerque at 3:36 pm (next one wouldn't get in until 7:37 pm).
Flights back to Houston are 2:40 pm and 4:30 pm arriving at 5:37 & 7:37 pm respectively.
I vote for the 4:30 pm flight to make sure we don't run short on time.
LET ME KNOW ASAP MONDAY TO BOOK.
Right now the fare is  $156.25 & non-refundable.
Not sure what it will be Monday.
Kim,  I don't know your plans in and out of Albuquerque so I didn't book a room for you.
I thought you were headed elsewhere from Albuqueruque.
Let me know if you want me to do something on arrangements.
Ron M.
Subject: FLOW DAY DIVERSION for Griffith for 03/25/02

We are doing a Flow Day Diversion from El Paso to Griffith for 03/25/02 for 7,000 MMBtu that needs to be confirmed.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks!
Subject: Bammel Adjustments

Jim, how far back would you like to make adjustments?
Here is a spreadsheet that compares what we booked vs. what is on Sch 6.
The net of this analysis is that we have withdrawn more on our schedule vs. Sch 6.
In the end, if we make all of these adjustments, it would result in 21,259 adjustment.
Dave
Subject: TGLO Meeting on 10/18/01 - Notes

Gary/Linda/Jim,  Attached is a document summarizing our notes from the meeting with TGLO.
I wanted to provide this as a template for use in future discussions and formulation of "next steps".
Let me know if you have any corrections or additions.
Eric
Subject: Be seeing you !!

After more years than I care to mention, I am leaving Enron tomorrow as part of the team that's going to AEP with the sale of Houston Pipe Line Company.
I just wanted to say thanks to as many people as I could remember that helped make the time at Enron pass so quickly.
It's been great working with you!!
Best wishes
Subject: just got word

Hey, we just got word that all permanent change of station moves have been suspended.
That probably means that we will not be able to leave Korea tomorrow as scheduled.
No word on when that may change, but we will keep you posted.
Subject: thought that this would be appreciated

I thought that this is something to think about as we contemplate war...
I have to admit that I am caught between the feelings of needing to act with violence to defend and needing to act with compassion to understand.
> What can you do TODAY...this very moment?
A central teaching in most spiritual traditions is: What you wish to experience, provide for another.
Look to see, now, what it is you wish to experience-in your own life, and in the world.
Then see if there is another for whom you may be the source of that.
If you wish to experience peace, provide peace for another.
If you wish to know that you are safe, cause another to know that they are safe.
If you wish to better understand seemingly incomprehensible things, help another to better understand.
If you wish to heal your own sadness or anger, seek to heal the sadness or anger of another.
Those others are waiting for you now.
They are looking to you for guidance, for help, for courage, for strength, for understanding, and for assurance at this hour.
Most of all, they are looking to you for love.
Subject: You are Invited...

Hey y'all...  Just wanted to let you know that I am the reason for the Spam.
Please bring any and all.
Even if you aren't interested in the prizes, this should be a fun night.
Hope to see y'all there!
Subject: Jennifer's Shower - RSVP

Hi Everyone,  Some of you might be aware that we are planning a Bridal Shower for Jennifer Bowles on Nov 3rd.
Invitations have not yet been sent out so don't be alarmed if you haven't received one.
The shower will be between the hours of 7-9 (maybe 9:30 p.m.) What we were thinking about doing afterwards is going to the Mucky Duck and catching Jimmy LaFave, who is performing at 10 p.m.
He is one of Jennifer's favorites and we thought it would be a nice surprise.
What I need is to know is who all would be interested in going to the show?
Tickets are $15 and we need to get them ASAP.
It will probably last until midnight.
If everyone could please email me back and let me know if you are interested in going, that would be great.
Please don't mention this to Jennifer, we want to keep it a surprise.
Thank You,
Subject: A.Word.A.Day--sub rosa

sub rosa (sub RO-zuh) adverb     Secretly, privately, or confidentially.
[From Latin sub (under) rosa (rose).
From the ancient practice of using a rose as a symbol of secrecy.]
"The ugly tone of the sub rosa attacks was in marked contrast to the    public campaigns of the top candidate."
James Rainey and Massie Ritsch, Mayoral Race Darkened by Negative Ads    in Final Days, The Los Angeles Times, Apr 9, 2001.
This week's theme: Latin terms.
............................................................................
It is said an Eastern monarch once charged his wise men to invent him a sentence to be ever in view, and which should be true and appropriate in all times and situations.
They presented him the words: "And this, too, shall pass away."
How much it expresses!
How chastening in the hour of pride!
How consoling in the depths of affliction!
-Abraham Lincoln, 16th
Subject: A.Word.A.Day--assuage

assuage (uh-SWAZ) verb tr.
1.
To soften or relieve (a burden or pain).
2.
To pacify.
3.
To appease or satisfy.
[From Middle English aswagen, from Old French assouagier, from Vulgar Latin assuaviare, from Latin ad- + suavis (sweet).]
"As soon as Alliance Theatre Artistic Director Susan V. Booth heard about    last week's terrorist assault, she began planning an event that would use    drama and literature to assuage the grief."
Speed Reads, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Sep 21, 2001.
Eat, sleep, work, walk, shop, drive ... on a typical day, we do hundreds of mundane things.
But Tuesday, September 11, was far from typical.
We expressed our dismay at the tragic toll of the terrorist attack with verbs like grieve, cry, hurt, etc.
What makes us truly human is what we did in the days that followed.
This week AWAD looks at five verbs which helped express our feelings.
-Anu
Subject: contact info

This Friday is my last day at Enron.
I don't have my new address in Boston, but my email address is bthoskins@hotmail.com.
You can also reach me at this address for most of the summer: