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Subject: Endorsement Approval


Dear Erin,  On behalf of Jeff Skilling, the endorsement, name and title, as slightly edited for stylistic consistency by your manuscript editor,   look fine!
Again, on behalf of Jeff, thank you for your interest in him and Enron.
We look forward to receiving a copy of the book!
Let me know if I can help in any other way.
Best regards!
Subject: Great Message - Thank you


Mr. Skilling,  I am new to Enron (about 2 months) and I would like to say how pleased I was by your presentation to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco last week.
Despite the obvious hostility you faced from some of the attendees, I felt you skillfully and professionally delivered a message that is very important for the people of California to hear.
If they listened to what you said, they should have learned a great deal and based on my listening to some of the audience during and after your presentation it seemed apparent that many of them did understand and accepted your message.
Keep voicing the same message, I know we in Government Affairs certainly will and I appreciate your support in light of the emotional environment the energy community currently finds itself operating.
I am sorry I wasn't able to meet you in our office in San Francisco prior to your address, perhaps another time.
Kind Regards,
Subject: PRC MEMO


Sherri,  Can you let Jeff know that the attached memo is going to go out tonight under his name.
Steve Kean, Cindy Olson and legal have signed off on it.
If you or he have any questions or concerns, please call me at 53231.
Thanks,
Subject: Charlene Jackson/Corp/Enron Has Completed Structured Finance


Thank you for supporting Charlene Jackson/Corp/Enron in attending Structured Finance on April 12, 2001.
$200 has been charged to your Company and RC.
If you have any questions, please call Melissa McPherson at (713) 853-6450.
Subject: CNBC this AM


Janice said she saw you on CNBC this am.
She said she knows why you are CEO of Enron.....she thinks you could have a career in TV if you decide to change jobs.
You have a lot to be proud of....Congratulations!
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Subject: Mike Gent


I figured you two might get a kick out of this - this was taken last Sunday while I was at the New York 5 Boro Bike Ride.
I went up there to ride with some of my NERC friends, and Mike was very impressed with our jerseys.
I figured the humor of the situation just had to be well documented.
Andy Rodriquez
Subject: Summer Internship


Dear Mr. Skilling,  	My name is Chris Weekley and I am David and Bonnie Weekley's son.
I am writing because I am in search of a summer internship (paid or non-paid).
I recently had out of town plans fall through and this is why I am beginning this process seemingly late.
I am a junior at Vanderbilt University and I am majoring in Human and Organization Development with a focus on Leadership Effectiveness.
This major studies organizations and the human interactions that allow them to effectively operate.
I have taken various courses in organizational theory, economics and human relations.
I think it would be a great opportunity for me to gain experience within Enron.
I would be more than happy with any type of job from research to customer relations.
For the first three weeks of summer I will be a counselor at a Christian sports camp leaving me available from June 11th until August 8th.
I am trying to tie something down in the next few days prior to my departure for camp if at all possible.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Subject: Harvard Club Invitation - Byron R. Wien


Byron R. Wien, Managing Director and Chief U.S. Investment Strategist, Morgan Stanley, will be in Houston and presenting his views on the U.S. capital markets and the economy.
Mr. Wein received his A.B.
from Harvard College and his M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.
Details follow.
clip_image002.jpg  is proud to invite you  to a special evening with    Byron R. Wien Managing Director and U. S. Investment Strategist   Morgan Stanley has the world's top-ranked Equity Research department, and a key part of that effort is Byron Wien, consistently one of the most widely read analysts on Wall Street.
*  Please join us for a lively and insightful presentation by Mr. Wien on the current environment for investing.
Mr. Wien was a portfolio manager for 20 years prior to joining Morgan Stanley in January 1985.
He received his A.B.
with honors from Harvard College and his M.B.A. with distinction from Harvard Business School.
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Subject: Anywhere WebConnect


Hello!
As you may already know Ricochet has been down for the last couple of months.
I am writing you to let you know of the new service that we are offering.
Give me a call and I can fill you in on pricing and any other questions that you might have.
I can not wait to hear from you and sign you up.
Thanks!
Subject: [smu-betas] Sad day for Auburn Betas


Brothers,     My youngest son Joe, a Beta pledge at Auburn, called me last night to inform me their chapter's charter has been revoked, effectively ending 34 years of Beta's at Auburn.
At a recent costume party, several pledges (Joe NOT being one of them) decided it would be funny to mock the all black fraternity on campus by painting their faces black and wearing that frat's letters.
As unbelivable as it seems, that one act set off a chain reaction in Oxford and the General Secy flew down and, in a two sentence statement, ended life for the Betas as they once knew it.
The incident coincided with the Delta Sig chapter doing something even more stupid at a separate party on a separate day where pictures showed up on the internet by their party photographer of three D Sigs dressed as a black, a KKK clansman and a Confederate soldier, all looking as if they were trying to hang or shoot the black.
Brilliant huh???
That incident really got the student body in an uproar and then the Beta deal came to light about the same time and bam, goodbye Betas.
I only tell the story here because there have been many news coverages of both events across the country, making the Betas look like they were way out of line when, in fact, it was pretty harmless and the black fraternity really was only tremendously upset with the D Sigs.
Joe, his pledge brothers, and the actives are in shock at the severity of the decision by Oxford and I must admit, so am I.
If any of you out there have any ideas on what to do about it, I certainly would welcome them.
Joe was really falling in love with that chapter and it had a ton of campus leaders in it, much like Gamma Omega did once upon a time.
My feeling is that the chapter deserved some serious and accountable disciplinary punishments and the chapter agreed what they did was stupid and in horrible taste, but to abolish a 34 year old, 120 man chapter for the actions of a few?????
I'm really pissed.
Yours in -kai-,
Subject: 29th Floor Meeting Feedback


Hi Jeff,  Thanks for speaking last Wednesday on 29, it was my first floor meeting with you and I found it informative.
I like your informal, "no bones about it" style, a style I wish more people would adopt.
During the meeting you had made some references about your previous guest which concerned me.
As an employee and shareholder in Enron, it occurred to me that some of the comments would not benefit Enron if they were ever leaked out to the press, (ie.
like the Houston Chronicle article on the PRC process).
I do have one question to ask, with your light hearted comment about "Air India"; In order to achieve the vision of being the "World's Leading Company" do you anticipate we will further develop business activities within existing areas, or do you anticipate Enron becoming involved in entirely new business areas?
In other words, do you see us building new businesses which represent a natural evolution of our current activities, or do you anticipate something more radical?
A couple of months ago you said in an interview that you will continue running the company, in a business as usual fashion, will that change?
Thanks for taking the time to speak with us.
Subject: MS150 interview for A/A Encounter


Jeff,  My name is Samuel Pak, and I'm an Analyst in the A/A program.
I will also be riding the MS150 with you and the Team this weekend.
As I did last year, I am writing an article on the MS150 for the Encounter.
As such, I was hoping that maybe we could chat a few minutes at lunch in Bellville or at dinner in La Grange.
If this is OK with you, I will find you and introduce myself, and we can go from there.
Much Thanks!
Sam.
Subject: Frontline


Jeff,   Nice work.
In my opinion you did a much better job than any of  the others interviewed for the program, including the VP.
That last portion with the CEO of Duke and Gray Davis reminded  me of a lot of those "60 Minutes" episodes back in the good old days when they  used to catch people with their hands waaay down in the cookie jar.
Good lord  those two looked terribly guilty of something.
Please remind my sister that she is supposed to give me a  heads up on things like this.
Hope all is well.
Steve
Subject: Here's what you're missing...


Cinergy going into summer long on power  Cinergy CEO Jim Rogers told Restructuring Today in a three-part interview that this summer prices will be low and electric supplies plentiful.
Is it the result of the June 1998 price spike that rose to $7,500?
Did the high price lure in generation that's now providing ECAR consumers with economical prices at a time when the West Coast is being punished for not doing the same?
"The short answer is yes," Rogers replied.
ECAR is getting 4,000 mw more capacity this summer, he added.
Rogers thinks the Ohio market will be slow to open and may not get robust for five years.
He was critical of other IOUs that are dragging their feet in RTO formation.
We'd love to send you the Rogers interview and others we've published recently:      Walter Higgins, Sierra Nevada; Corbin McNeill from PECO Energy; Marce Fuller of Mirant; Erle Nye of TXU, the incoming EEI chairman -- to
Subject: Prudential


Jeff and Andy,  Thank you for your time yesterday.
The meeting went well and I believe we now have a lot of momentum to move forward on all fronts.
I met with Felicia Garland today to recap the meeting and want to summarize for you both:  	Broadband: Felicia met with Kim Godfrey, EBS, this morning as well and they are moving forward to get a meeting set up to get David Cox and John Echols 		in front of Bob Golden and others who make operational decisions within Pru.
RAC meeting:  Felicia and I went through the list of who Enron would bring to the table and she is going to confer with Matt Chanin regarding who Pru would bring and 		determine the best location and time for the meeting.
We expect that both of these meetings will not happen until July.
Voluntary Platform (or Working Solutions):  A meeting is scheduled for this Thursday with Pru and Jennifer Medcalf (Enron Global Strategic Sourcing), Sarah Davis 		and Cynthia Barrow (both with Enron HR).
Andy, if you feel it is appropriate, a call to Cynthia Barrow might be helpful.
New Power Company:  Felicia is very excited about including a "portal" for NPW in their voluntary platform and would also like to possibly extend that to their 			corporate relocation platform.
Andy, let me know the best way to proceed after you call Gene Lockhart.
Corporate Relocation:  We didn't talk much about this yesterday but Felicia is going to pursue Pru offering their services to Enron.
She will contact Jennifer Medcalf 		to get an introduction to the appropriate person.
Again, thank you for being available yesterday.
Subject: The Morning Market Call - Thursday May 31st, 2001.


<<MF May 31st 2001.pdf>>  			Good Thursday Morning - Comments From The Local Guys!
With the markets short-term overbought, investors should not be surprised if negative corporate news takes its toll on stocks over the next month.
As we have mentioned, the corporate confession period is a great time for companies to lower expectations.
However, investors need to be focused on the big picture.
The Federal Reserve is strongly on the side of the investor.
Additionally, with successful passage of the tax bill through Congress, the Treasury Department will be mailing refund checks to taxpayers, as the tax-cut is retroactive to January of this year.
We believe the economy will respond positively to this 'twin pronged' stimulation.
Investors should take advantage of any weakness in their favorite stocks.
We look forward to hearing from our readers.
Tomorrow, we look for another weak employment report for May.
Overall employment growth is expected to slip another 15,000, following a 223,000 decline in April.
The unemployment rate is projected to rise a tenth to 4.6%.
The 30-year US T-Bond yield is 5.77%.
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The 5-year is trading at 4.94%.
Spot crude oil is trading at $28.39 p/b.
Natural Gas - Henry Hub -  is trading at $3.92 p/mcf.
AD Time:  New Federal Insider-Trading Rule (Rule 10b5-1) have been adopted by the SEC under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
This rule greatly enhances an insider's/employee's ability to trade his/her corporate shares during blackout periods.
Previously, without the protection of this new SEC rule, employees and insiders could safely trade only outside of designated blackout windows.
Under this new rule, insiders/employees may have the ability to purchase and sell their corporate shares even during blackout periods if a written plan was established and in force when the insider/employee was not in possession of material, non-public information.
The new rule contains other restrictions and should be reviewed carefully.
Lehman Brothers has established a turn-key plan that take into account the regulatory procedures for establishing such a plan.
Please email us or call us for more information.
Lehman Brothers' Research.
Subject: The Morning Market Call - Tuesday June 5th, 2001.


<<MF June 5th 2001.pdf>>  			Good Tuesday Morning - Comments From The Local Guys!
Abbreviated Letter Today.
The 30-year US T-Bond yield is 5.65%.
The 10-year note yield is 5.28%.
The 5-year is trading at 4.84%.
Spot crude oil is trading at $28.09 p/b.
Natural Gas - Henry Hub -  is trading at $3.95 p/mcf.
AD Time:  New Federal Insider-Trading Rule (Rule 10b5-1) have been adopted by the SEC under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
This rule greatly enhances an insider's/employee's ability to trade his/her corporate shares during blackout periods.
Previously, without the protection of this new SEC rule, employees and insiders could safely trade only outside of designated blackout windows.
Under this new rule, insiders/employees may have the ability to purchase and sell their corporate shares even during blackout periods if a written plan was established and in force when the insider/employee was not in possession of material, non-public information.
The new rule contains other restrictions and should be reviewed carefully.
Lehman Brothers has established a turn-key plan that take into account the regulatory procedures for establishing such a plan.
Please email us or call us for more information.
Lehman Brothers' Research.
Subject: The Morning Market Call - Wednesday June 6th, 2001.


<<MF June 6th 2001.pdf>>  			Good Wednesday Morning - Comments From The Local Guys!
Yesterday, we received revised numbers on first quarter productivity, which came in at -1.2% quarter-over-quarter on an annualized basis.
On a
Subject: RIDE START NEWS !!!


The composition of the ride start has a slightly different twist and I wanted you to know exactly what to expect.
Enron is still on tap for "first out the gate" and will follow the same schedule I've already sent out - staging for exit at 6:45 am.
BP also has a very large team.
They they will gather at the BP building on Memorial, and come into the start from Dairy Ashford.
We think it is appropriate for them to start just before us to honor their sponsorship role in the bike tour.
They will start from their assembly area on the street, and we will be first out the gate.
Thank you BP!!
PLEASE PROMINENTLY DISPLAY YOUR MAXINE MESSINGER RIBBON ON YOUR JERSEY.
We have a photo opportunity with the Houston Chronicle, the sponsor of these ribbons, and it is important to the theme of the ride start for everyone to have them on their bike jerseys.
I'll have some extras there if possible.
The Chronicle will recognize Enron as the top funds contributor to the MS Society in 2000, and we would also like to honor Maxine (Miss Moonlight) at this special moment.
Miss Moonlight recently died from MS.  She covered the celebrity beat for the Chronicle for decades with honesty, loyalty and a spirit of fun.
With unflinching spirit, Maxine faced MS head on, never letting it rob her of her joy, and always generously supporting the cause for a cure.
Miss Moonlight's spirit rides with every one of you who is so generously giving your time, talent, and fundraising energy to this cause.
THANK YOU, and THANK YOU FOR RIDING WITH ENRON !
!
Subject: The Grubman.


Jeff, I wouldn't be too concerned about calling you-know-who an asshole.
I don't think it hurt "W" too much, and it gave us all something to talk and/or chuckle about.
I am very fond of using it myself, but my favorites are "dickhead" and "dickbrain."
In fact, I used them so frequently that my husband urged me to use a Spanish translation, which turned out to be Ricardo Cabeza and Ricardo Sesos (pronounced "say-sos").
Please feel free to use those anytime you feel the urge.
Seriously, thanks for the good things that are happening at our company.
The stock is looking better, and us old folks appreciate that.
Hope you are taking time to enjoy life as well.
Are you doing the MS150 this year?
Good luck in all your endeavors.
Fondly, Peggy
Subject: VP Candidate Greg Shea


I would like to pursue an offer to Mr. Shea prior to the next Executive Committee meeting on May 7, 2001.
Please forward your comments or questions by Tuesday, May 1, 2001 so that I can extend the offer by Wednesday, May 2, 2001.
You will find attached the recommendation letter and his resume.
Regards,
Subject: Parent Child Mountain Adventure, July 21-25, 2001


Please respond to Keith_Williams"A YPO International Event"  www.myypo.org/solutions  Would an investment of five days be worth a comment from your child such as  "Dad, this is the best trip I've ever been on."
Michael Montgomery, son of YPOer William Montgomery (Cincinnati)  Or would that same five days with your child be valuable if you could say:  "It was clear that each parent and child had shared a special time that could only be experienced in the wilderness.
Away from television, the Internet and the conveniences we mistake as necessities, we all rediscovered the simple pleasures of conversation and time together."
Tonn Ostergard (Nebraska)  Enjoy the splendor of the Rocky Mountains in a program exclusively designed for you or your spouse and your child.
As you rock climb, rappel, hike and backpack you will strengthen your family bonds as you are physically challenged in this rugged yet beautiful environment.
Your nights will be spent under the stars as you tell stories around a roaring campfire, play games and enjoy fellowship with other YPO families.
For fourteen years, the Parent Child Mountain Adventure has helped facilitate stronger one-on-one family bonding experiences for over 300 YPO members and their children.
Professional guides from Young Life's Wilderness Ranch guide YPOers and their children through the three-day journey.
This is not a luxury retreat.
You will wear your sweaty cap as a badge of courage and pride.
Flexibility and laid back leadership will be your chief assets as you and your child learn more about each other.... and you will learn more about yourself.
Subject: Improve your margins by enhancing your IT Infrastructure.


Hi ,  In an industry driven by forces such as economic change, consolidation, globalization and integration of industry-wide supply chains new forms of doing business become a necessity.
Manufacturers are constantly looking to optimize customer, supplier, and distributor relationships to meet the rising expectations of their customers.
Izhuta combines a thorough understanding of business knowledge in the areas of manufacturing operations and processes and supply chain imperatives with its high delivery process maturity and capabilities to develop and deploy business solutions.
Izhuta utilizes the potential of legacy, current and emerging technologies to deliver service offerings in the areas of manufacturing operations, logistics and retail distribution.
These include:  .
IT Assessment and Planning .
Complete E-business Solutions .
Package and System Implementations .
Engineering Services .
Customer Management Programs .
Program Management Office .
Warehouse and Inventory Management Systems .
Custom Application Development .
System Implementation and Integration .
Application Integration, Sustenance and Rearchitecting  Please let me know of a convenient time to discuss as to how our solutions can help your company  to improve your margins by enhancing internal productivity and enable better service levels by streamlining your supply efficiency.
Regards,
Subject: Lunch today with your Dad


Good morning, Kristin.
Your Dad would like to meet you today at Maggiano's  (located at 2019 S. Post Oak Blvd., 713.961.2700).
I'll make a reservation  for 12:00 noon - he'll be there then, and I know you'll probably be a few  minutes later than that.
Let me know if you want another plan.
SRS
Subject: YPO Panel, April 24, 2001


David,  Many thanks for agreeing to speak at our YPO session on April 24, 2001, in= =20 Houston.
The meeting will be held at Enron Broadband Services=01, network= =20 equipment staging building, which is close to downtown.
We anticipate=20 attendance of about 100 people.
Breakfast will begin at 7:30 a.m., and the program will run from 8:15 a.m. = to=20 10:15 a.m.
The subject is "New Trends in Technology and Venture Capital."
= =20 You will be on a panel discussion with two other venture capitalists.
I=20 expect the tone will be highly informal, but I will schedule a conference= =20 call (probably in early March) to provide more details and specific topics = of=20 interest.
Again, David, thank you.
I look forward to seeing you in April.
Subject: Leadership Development


Dear Ms. Siska,  On behalf of Mr. Jeff Skilling, I am responding to a request from Mr. Warren  Staley to forward to you the name of Enron's contact with regard to an  information exchange on leadership development between Enron and Cargill.
Mr. Skilling suggests that you call Mr. Steve Kean, EVP and Chief of Staff.
Mr. Kean can be reached at 713.853.1586 or via e-mail at  steven.kean@enron.com.
If I may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Regards,
Subject: MS150


David, just heard that you joined the 2001 Enron MS150 team -  congratulations!
Look forward to seeing you out at Tully Stadium on the 20th.
Jeff
Subject: Dinner Monday, April 23


Gentlemen,  Messrs. Micheal Holthouse and Matt Khourie (Jeff's co-hosts of the April 24  YPO event) invite you to join them at dinner on Monday evening, April 23.
Reservations have been made in Matt Khourie's name at Capital Grille, located  at 5365 Westheimer Road (in the Galleria area), at 7:00 p.m.  Should you need  transportation to the restaurant, I will be happy to make those arrangements  for you.
Please send me a note confirming your attendance at this dinner.
I look  forward to hearing from you.
Regards,