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Subject: RTO West RRG - Confirmation and November 30 Working Agenda


Hello, Everyone -    This confirms the RTO West Regional Representatives Group meeting for this Friday, November 30, 2001, at the Kingstad Conference Center first floor meeting room (this is the same place we met for the last RRG meeting).
The meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. PST and end by 12:30 p.m.
The address of the Kingstad Center is 5933 NE Win Sivers Drive, located about three miles directly east of the Portland airport.
Go about three miles east of Airport Way and take a right on Win Sivers Drive and right again at the second driveway.
Parking will be available in Kingstad marked spaces as well as overflow parking in the Leatherman's lot across the street.
If you have any questions about the logistics for the meeting, please call Judy Welch at (503) 262-9421.
The working agenda is:   1) Seek consensus on Planning Compromise Proposal (will be posted by Thursday afternoon)   2) Project Management Plan and Timelines for March 1 Filing   3) Benefit Cost Study Update   4) Seams Report     a.
Status Report on December 1 Filing to FERC     b. Nov. 16 Market Monitoring Work Shop and SSG-WI Market Monitoring W.G.
5) Market Monitoring Report       Chris Elliott for Bud Krogh
Subject: Kauai - Hawaii's Island of Discovery


Aloha!
Have you started wearing a coat to work?
Are you warming up your car each morning?
Have you put an extra blanket on your bed?
That's right, winter is here....and you deserve a vacation!
Take off to Kauai and leave work and the cold behind you.
Subject: Weather


I thought you would be interested in the weather forecast for the Wedding.
The data includes max temp, max temp deviation from normal (ie if max is 88  and normal max is 86 max temp deviation is +2), min temp, min temp deviation  from normal and percent of precipitation.
So far things are looking good.
We are getting a cold front this weekend (hitting Texas on Monday) and looks  like things should be beautiful for next weekend.
I wouldn't be that worried  about the rain either - the reason the POP is so high right now is tropical  moisture in the Gulf of Mexico and that will blow through this weekend.
After that the tropics settle down and it is much less likely to get  tropical  moisture.
Subject: Dave Matthews Tickets


The winner of the 9/15 Dave Matthews Tickets accidently bid on both pairs of  tickets I had for sale (9/15 and 9/16) and only wanted one pair.
He is  buying the 9/16 tickets (11th row) for $345.
If you are interested in the  9/15 tickets (8th row) which are even better seats, I can sell them to you  for $305.
Let me know asap because I am leaving town around 2pm for the  weekend.
You can reach me at work or anytime this weekend on my cell phone.
If you are interested please call me at 713-853-5933 (work) or 713-516-8820  (cell) and we will work it out.
FYI - I am also notifying the person who bid  $300 as well but will give you first look at $305 if you get back to me soon.
Thanks,
Subject: I love AT&T


Credit cards that is!
- I just requested another $50 Macy's GC - this is  still the best reward that they have (we have another 2,500 points already).
Also, I straightened up the deal with AT&T Long distance and they are going  to correct the bill to $33.23 and starting with the next bill we are supposed  to get 120 minutes a month of free long distance so talk up.
Also, two other  things - I checked BofA and the Negril pulse came through as $142.09 and also  I was looking at the AT&T credit card and it had a charge for $117.50 from  Chi's cakes and more.
I guess that is just the charge for the cake but  wanted to make sure the it wasn't for the cake stands.
Since we are both big rich types you want to go to dinner tonight?
Let me  know.
Love
Subject: Info


Hi Jeff -- The West gas desk (Janie Tholt and Mike Grisby) have asked to receive more information about what is going on in the California gas side (for example, updates on the intrastate infrastructure issues, etc.).
Do you mind sending them some periodic updates and ccing our gas group (Leslie Lawner, Becky Cantrell, Melinda Pharms, Jim Steffes, and me)?
Thanks!
Christi
Subject: Courses Being Deleted From IZIO.


ATTENTION: Haas Computing Services has been made aware of a software problem that has  occurred with the IZIO system.
The problem has caused  some of, and in  some cases, all of the course information that had been previously  populated, to be deleted.
We are aware of this problem and are attempting  to resolve is ASAP.
We ask that, if you are affected, that you send an  email message to the helpdesk with your course information that is  missing.
Also, we ask that you give us the opportunity to resolve this  problem, and NOT come to the Computing Services Front Desk, with a deluge  of complaints.
We understand your frustration, and are working quickly to resolve this  matter.
Once resolved, you will receive another memo indicating  such.
Again, thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Subject: Enron Statement of Services


Hi Jeff, attached is the statement of services for Enron for November.
These have previously been sent to Sue Mara.
However, with her departure, it seemed best to send it to you.
As you probably know, our agreement was that the advice letter review service would terminate as of the end of December.
That's why I have been continuing to review the utility filings and send you summaries.
If the bankruptcy filing means something different for this arrangement, please let me know.
Thanks, and I hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday season and a healthy, happy and prosperous 2002!
Dan
Subject: PG&E Stakeholders Meeting Agenda


SVMG ENERGY COMMITTEE MEMBERS:  Stakeholders,  This is a reminder that PG&E is hosting its fifth stakeholders meeting for the 2001 PG&E Transmission Expansion Plan on September 17 and 18, 2001 in San Francisco, CA.
The purpose of this meeting is to present the study group with project proposals and alternatives to be included in the expansion plan.
The fifth stakeholders meeting has been divided into two days:  Sept. 17 to present Bay Area Project Proposals and Sept 18 to present non-Bay Area Project Proposals.
Subject: Herrings in Utah?


You may have heard, it may be a surprise We're making a move, and we're hoping it's wise...
It was hard to decide to go or to stay But MyFamily.com has lured us away.
It is a pretty cool gig as far as dot-com's go The only catch is that it's based in Provo  No, not Provo Spain, as some might guess The Provo in Utah where they drink much less  The land of mountains and rivers and BYU And of course the Olympics of 2002!
So please come and see us whenever you can We'll have plenty of bedrooms and a whole lot of land!
We'll snowboard and ski, we'll hike and we'll bike See you in Utah!
TJ, Theo, Lisa and Mike.
Subject: food for the weekend


Karen and I will handle stuff for pizza friday night, and most of dinner Saturday (thinking scallops and ???).
Will scallops work, Prentice?
If not, have a suggested alternate or something to add that you'd like?
Jeff can you bring breakfast stuff for both mornings and salad stuff for friday and saturday eve.
We figure we can pick up saturday lunch items on saturday....
Cool???
?
Subject: DA court appeal


Hello lawyers,  Attached is a draft of an appeal to the Sup Ct. of the CPUC's decision to suspend DA.
The authors would like review and comment and to consider joining the petition.
Comments back to Jeff Dasovich asap, they want to file by Nov 9.
Dot
Subject: pg&e term sheet


i talked to david fleisig at pg&e last night.
he begged for simple term sheet that could be flushed out in definitive documentation.
would you add the following for people to comment on in the term sheet: we will oppose the assessment of an underscheduling penalty at the ferc.
they will oppose the assessment of any surcharge to da customers by the cpuc for any of their undercollections.
we will both cooperate to either get ferc alj approval of the settlement or if we waive this requirement in our discretion (e.g.
if some holdup there/we want to close fast), they will immediately pay to us any refund that we end up paying that goes to them.
Subject: Veterans' Day Holiday on Monday


Hi Evening MBA students,  Monday, November 12, is the Veterans' Day holiday.
The Evening MBA office will be closed and there will be no classes on Monday.
Have a nice weekend.
TJ
Subject: stock value


If I've done my math right, the August "throw them a bone" stock option grant requires a Dynegy stock price of $137.35 in order for it to be in the money.
The deal was if you are involuntarily terminated, you have 3 years from said date to exercise.
($36.88/.2685) What are the chances of that?
?
Subject: WPTF WestConnect Protest


Attached for your review and comment is a first draft of the WPTF motion to intervene and protest the WestConnect filing.
The major points made in it are as follows:  ?
The Commission should convene a technical conference to deals with areas in the WestConnect filing that require further clarification, such as congestion management.
Moreover, the analysis of congestion management issues must focus on the equitable allocation of transmission rights;  ?
The Commission should require WestConnect to establish an independent board, with an accompanying stakeholder process that complies with commission precedent;  ?
All load should be required to take service under the WestConnect tariff;   ?
Interconnection issues should be deferred until completion of the Commission's generic proceeding on this topic; and  ?
Since a for-profit Transco has an inherent incentive to maximize transmission revenue, there are certain RTO functions that an entity such as WestConnect should not perform.
I am indebted to Karen Shea of Dynegy and Glenn Martin of Mirant for their very helpful assistance.
Our draft also draws upon concepts contained in the EPSA filing that Gary Ackerman provided.
The filing is due at FERC on Thursday the 15th.
I therefore need any comments from you no later than early that morning.
Thanks!
Dan
Subject: Request


Dear Mr. Dasovich:  I am looking for a position in the Bay area as my wife will begin teaching at the Goldman School of Public Policy in January.
Cecille Cabacungan from GSPP suggested that I contact you.
Currently, I am with Mercer Management Consulting, a strategy consulting firm.
While I enjoy my work with Mercer, the timing of transfers to our San Francisco office is uncertain.
Mercer, however, has two programs through which I could move to the Bay area.
The first is an externship program through which I could consult to a company for 6 - 12 months, or longer.
As my attached resume reflects, I have several years of experience developing business plans and assessing market conditions.
The second is a fellowship program through which I could consult to a non-profit organization for up to 12 months at a small fraction of Mercer's standard fees.
I am particularly interested in organizations that work on economic development issues, but would be happy to help a range of organizations develop and implement their long-term strategic goals.
Specific types of work I could perform include:  *	Assessing market size and growth opportunities, e.g., utility/profitability of new services or products *	Managing co-operative efforts with other institutions, e.g., pooling resources to increase leverage and efficiency of operations *	Benchmarking and redistributing resources to focus on highest impact areas  I would like to learn whether you think Enron could benefit from my services or know of a corporation or non-profit that could.
I am arranging interviews for the first week of December, and would greatly appreciate talking to you before then to hear of any suggestions you may have.
I look forward to hearing from you, and thank you in advance for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Subject: Direct Access Suspension


Based on information received at 4 pm this afternoon from Comm.
Brown, the CPUC is reportedly set to suspend direct access tomorrow with an effective date of Sept. 20 for the suspension.
There has been a huge drop in state tax revenues this week as a result of economic inactivity due to the terrotist attacks, and this appears to have reinvigorated the need to issue bonds--if they can be sold.
In any event, it appears Brown is a solid vote
Subject: SAVE up to 30% on EuroCave, Riedel, & Spiegelau


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Subject: DWR Contracts Analysis


Rick, Jeff, Tim:  Here's the latest mark-to-market analysis of the DWR contracts.
It has been updated for recent curves but does not yet include some of the more recently singed contracts, including Pacificorp's Klamath Falls.
(We're still working on adding those contracts.)
Mo Elafandi in our structuring group prepared the analysis and you contact either him or I with any questions.
Subject: Final Filing of App for Rehearing


Dan:  EPUC will be filing a response on Friday, supporting the CMTA/CLECA/CIU and AReM/WPTF applications for rehearing.
Christine Jun from our office will be heading this effort.
Could you please email to her a final of your application, which we apparently have not yet received?
Thank you.
Evie
Subject: Bob Hillman in Emeryville 10/10


Dear Everyone,  I will be performing at Strings in the East Bay on Wednesday, October 10th.
It?s a homey room and extremely artist-friendly, so far off the corporate path that the owner doesn?t advertise or even publish the address on the web.
Of course, it?s not so homey that you can?t get a drink, and it?s close enough to the pulse that artists like Shawn Mullins still appear there regularly.
For those of you wary of crossing the Bay Bridge, it really isn?
t all that far (20-30 minutes), and this may be your last chance to catch my act this year.
Here are the details:
Subject: More Evening workshops


More evening sessions have been added.
*  Excel A basic overview *Wednesday, 10/10, 6:00 - 7:00 pm (F310) Joe and Sophia  Excel C:  (report consolidation, pivot tables, charts) Thursday, 10/4, 9:30-10:30am (F310) Kathleen *Monday, 10/8, 7:30 - 8:15 pm  (S300T) Kathleen *Tuesday, 10/16, 7:30 - 8:15 pm (S300T) Kathleen  Excel  D: (Formatting, Formulas, Printing) *Thursday, 10/11, 7:30 - 8:15 pm (S300T) Kathleen  Powerpoint A: (work with different views, add slide components, create  charts and graphs, print slides, handouts, speaker's notes, make a  presentation from scratch) *Tuesday, 10/9, 7:30 - 8:15 pm (S300T) Cynthia and Agnes *Monday, 10/15, 7:30 - 8:15 pm (S300T) Kathleen  Powerpoint B: (create design templates, edit master slide, add animation,  slide transitions, control timing, overview of multimedia features) Tuesday, 10/9, 5:00-6PM (F310) Cynthia and Agnes Thrusday, 10/11, 5:00-6PM (F310) Cynthia and Agnes Monday, 10/29,  7:30 - 8:15 pm (S300T) Kathleen  Photoshop:   (getting pics from net, image size/orientation, layers, basic  tools: lasso/magic wand, move, inserting text, paintbrush/bucket, airbrush,  rubber stamp) Monday Oct 22, 4pm (F310) Tracy Thursday, Nov. 1, 10am (F310) Tracy  Sign ups are available on the training board next to the Computer Lab  Entrance.
Or you may reply to this email indicating which classes you'd  like to attend.
Thanks
Subject: [Fwd: Oct. 29 Lunch]


Enron gave $50k to the Rep party at Brulte and Cox's request.
If Enron is participating, please let us know.
Also, this is a reminder that Scott will be back in early Nov. and I will return Nov. 12th.
Behave yourselves.
Fondly,  Hedy
Subject: Tough times breed tough companies


The subject line of this email is hardly news.
How have companies toughed out past downturns and gone on to succeed?
What did it take in terms of leadership, strategy and execution for companies to continue growing and prosper in past downturns?
What were the key differentiators in sales and marketing, human resource and financing success?
As you know from the last email I sent you, the VentureWire Executive Summit on November 6 in San Jose plans to get the answers to these and many other questions.
We?ve called together a superb roster of speakers and panelists who have built companies in difficult times, and positioned them well to ride past upturns.
How will organizations need to be structured to be ready for when the current market rebounds?
Where is the money to be had until that rebound happens?
Our roster of speakers are supremely well-qualified to answer these and other pressing questions.
Take a moment to scroll down and see who is speaking and participating at VentureWire?s Executive Summit.
By clicking on their photos, you will be able to read their profile and track record.
You?d be hard pressed to find so much talent under one roof anywhere else:
Subject: Corporate Sponsors Reception - Save the Date - October 2, 2001


Dear Students,  We are excited to announce that the First Annual Corporate Sponsors  Reception will be held here at the Haas School of Business on Tuesday,  October 2, 2001 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM.
We invite you all to attend and to extend invitations to two managers in  your organization who have made your studies possible through the provision  of resources, time, and their enthusiastic support.
We recognize that many of you have class that evening and that your  managers have busy schedules.
As such, we have developed a two-part  program for the evening that we hope will accommodate schedules and,  additionally, provide for your colleagues an evening at Haas that simulates  your own experience:        From 6:30 to 7:30 PM, two Haas faculty will give a seminar in Arthur  Andersen Auditorium on current topics; and from 7:30 to 8:30 PM, a  reception will be hosted in the Bank of America Forum.
You and your  managers are invited to attend either or both halves of the evening.
We do request that you RSVP for this event and specify what portion of the  evening you and your guests will be attending.
We will have printed invitations for you to distribute to your  managers.
We anticipate that they will be in the program office for you to  pick up during the week of September 17.
The Evening Program, and the Haas School as a whole, is excited to welcome  your managers to the campus.
Subject: ALERT--NEW WORDING IN CPUC DA  DECISION IMPLIES RETROACTIVE ACTIONS


Just to alert you.
The new CPUC proposed decision to suspend DA to be voted on next week has some language of concern and I wanted you to be aware of it  This new language, which was circulated today, implies some retroactive action by the CPUC -- but not on the suspension issue.
So, some financial risk is possible.
The language follows.
We will endeavor to get the language removed (long-shot) or clarified (also long-shot).
Subject: PICKS OF THE WEEK - WEEK 1


Welcome back all of you veteran pickers!
I?d like to introduce our three new rookies:  The Deitrick?s - Val and Scott - from napa Andy Bledsoe - from Napa Kent Deverell - from San Francisco  Good luck to all!!
Steve McCarthy is not in the pool this year (we'll miss his bazaar picks) and we aren't sure if Carlton is still in.
If he is, we'll have a total of 27; if not it'll be 26.
We'll send out a completed report of the projected payouts before the first week of the season starts.
Attached are two Excel files.
The first one just has the pick sheet for week #1   One easy way to submit the weekly picks is to: 1)	Click on this sheet and open it in Excel 2)	Fill in the information at the top 3)	Make your weekly picks by putting numbers in the cell with the line under it by the team you want to pick.
(This will also give you a check figure at the bottom to be sure you have gotten, at least,  the correct total - not necessarily the WINNING numbers, however!)
4)	Save and close the file 5)	Use "FORWARD" to get the e-mail back to me at eldon@direcpc.com 6)	If you use "REPLY" the attachment does not get sent  It really makes a huge difference in the amount of time it takes to do the statistical work if you use this form so we really appreciate getting your picks this way.
Subject: 2001 ICSC LAW CONFERENCE- PALM DESERT, CA (OCT. 24-27,2001)-  ADVANCED SEMINAR PROGRAMS


Dear Advanced Seminar Speakers: We  presume that: 1)	You will be attending and speaking at the Law Conference.
2)	You have connected with your co-speaker and have prepared your program.
3)	If you didn't submit your program materials to ICSC for inclusion in the course book, that you plan on bringing at least 40  	copies with you to hand-out at your program.
If any of the foregoing are not accurate, 	PLEASE CONTACT ME OR RON GERN IMMEDIATELY !!!
We hope you are weathering these difficult times and that everything in your life is under control... and we look forward to seeing you next week in sunny Palm Desert !!
Best regards,
Subject: October 17 Energy Committee Meeting (+ Invite Ltr for CEC Advisory  Group)


Buenos dias Energy Committee compadres,  Attento!
Just a reminder that our EC meeting will be held tomorrow at AMD in Sunnyvale at 3pm.
Dr. R. Sean Randolph, President of the Bay Area Economic Forum will be our guest speaker, and will detail the Economic Forum's new report on long-term reform of California's power markets.
An updated agenda is attached.
And as if that wasn't enough to get you interested...  Also attached is an invitation to participate in the CEC Electronics Industry Energy Advisory Group.
This will be discussed in depth, including a list of candidate projects that will be funded by the CEC, at the Energy Committee tomorrow.
This is an opportunity to secure funding for future energy projects.
Don't miss out!
Subject: save.the.date: Nov. 14/15 - upcoming presentations on the HAAS  ALUMNI NETWORK


TO ALL EVENING MBA STUDENTS:  please mark your palm pilots now to attend an informative and important  presentation on  HOW TO TAP INTO THE HAAS ALUMNI NETWORK WHILE YOU ARE IN SCHOOL or if you are graduating soon....
LEARN HOW THE HAAS ALUMNI NETWORK CAN BE AN ESSENTIAL LINK & TOOL FOR YOU IN THE FUTURE.
The Alumni Relations Office will host two pizza dinners for all EvMBA  students on  Wednesday, November 14 Thursday, November 15  C220 7:30-8:15 pm  7:40 pm -- Welcome and intro by Tenny Frost, Director of Alumni Relations
Subject: 1st Draft


Jeff,  Attached please find a first cut at general internal presentation that explains a little bit about the weather market and what we do.
I have not yet incorporated a power example but will in the next draft.
I welcome your comments and questions.
Regards,
Subject: Internet Daily for October 29, 2001


Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. Email Alert  Internet Daily  for Monday, October 29, 2001 by Frank Barnako CBS MarketWatch.com   Yahoo expands video programming  Yahoo  said its streaming-video service has added new  programming, including cooking shows, a TV sitcom and highlights  of a conference offering families and businesses help after the  terrorist attacks last month.
The programs are free.
Advertisers' messages are displayed as  the programs are streamed.
The announcement was made Monday at a  conference sponsored by Webnoize, a market research firm  specializing in digital entertainment technologies.
CW EDistribution LLC's contributions include episodes of the  show "Townies" and clips from old TV commercials and celebrity  interviews.
"It is the ideal platform for people to see shows  they might not otherwise be able to access," said CWD's Robert  E. Raleigh.
Yahoo's broadcast service is also offering free  access to a conference hosted by Franklin Covey, in which author  Steven Covey suggests ways people can cope with the effect of  the events of Sept. 11.