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Subject: EOL Shockwave error


Torrey/Mark,  Below is the error message Chris gets when logging in to EOL.
If we hit Yes  it keeps coming back with the same error.
(Sometimes it works though... you  figure it out).
If you hit No, the browser session freezes up.
We have done the following:  Uninstalled/Reinstalled Shockwave Reinstalled browser   Please look at this ASAP since he needs to be able to see the customer screen.
Thanks,
Subject: Confused?


Dawn,  I want to allocate my $1000 of flex money to my YMCA membership.
I paid for  the Y membership with my Visa.
How do I get my $1000 back?
Thanx,
Subject: Microwave


Is that Microwave that you gave Dan really expensive?
All the guys at work are saying I shouldn't bother having it fixed I should  just buy a new one.
Chris
Subject: Howdy!


Hello,  I can't imagine how dark you guys are.
Hope you are soaking up your last  couple of days.
Have a cubra libra for me!
Love Chris
Subject: Home safe!


I made it home.
The flight was OK. Shitty movies.
I am very tired today.
Tough getting going this morning.
Better get going.
Enjoy the rest of your vacation.
Love,
Subject: Mail Test


Anne,  I still haven't received any pay stubs since I have been in Houston.
Can I  get copies of those somehow?
Could you send my something in the inter-company  mail so I can see if my mail stop has been really been changed?
I haven't  received any mail of any kind which seems kind of weird.
Thanx   Chris Dorland  (P.S.
thanx for the PRC info.)
Subject: Hello there!


Howdie,  What's the new job?
I'm good for sushi any day next week (Tues-Fri).
Give me  a call or e-mail me.
I'm off to Kimberly snowboarding this weekend.
I've done some good  snowboarding trips lately (Lake Tahoe and Fernie).
Not making big $$$$$ lately but things are looking up.
Going to Santa Fe  grill for lunch (mmmm!).
You need to come check out my new home theater system, it's crazy!
See you next week,  Chris
Subject: PG&E eTrans Notification - Parcel 8867 has been approved


The following parcel has been approved :  Parcel: 8867 Contract Number: 08076  Path: Kingsgate to Malin Quantity: 15000 Min Release Quantity: 15000 Begin Date: 12/1/2001 End Date: 11/1/2002  This parcel is Biddable Post Date: 11/27/2001 11:00  A.M. Open Season Begin Date: 11/27/2001 11:00  A.M. Open Season End Date:   11/27/2001 12:00  P.M.
The prearranged replacement shipper is: Canadian Natural Resources Limited    PG&E National Energy Group and any other company referenced herein that uses the PG&E name or logo are not the same company as Pacific Gas and Electric Company, the regulated California utility.
Neither PG&E National Energy Group nor these other referenced companies are regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission.
Customers of Pacific Gas and Electric Company do not have to buy products from these companies in order to continue to receive quality regulated services from the utility.
Subject: Deadline Extension


Message Description: Timely Deadline Extension  Message Date:	11/23/2001  Message Text:  Timely Deadline Extension  PG&E has extended the ID1 deadline to 09:15 AM for gas day 11/23/2001.
Please call the Scheduling Hotline (800) 343-4743 if you have any questions.
Gas Schedulers   PG&E - California Gas Transmission
Subject: Operational Flow Order


Message Description:  High Inventory System Wide OFO  Message Date:  11/02/2001  Message Text:  High Inventory System Wide Operational Flow Order (SWOFO)         OFO Stage :                        2       Inventory Level :                 High       Noncompliance Charge :    $1.00 /Dth       Tolerance Band :                 11%        PG&E's CGT has called a High Inventory System Wide OFO for flow day 11/03/2001.
High Inventory:  Customer supply is required to be within the tolerance band percentage of daily usage to avoid OFO noncompliance charges.
Supply lower than usage is not subject to OFO  noncompliance charge.
Charges for Noncompliance:  -   Noncore customers with AMR and PG&E's Electric Generation charges are based on actual     daily metered usage.
-   Noncore customers without AMR charges are based on ADQ     or actual daily metered usage, whichever results in a lesser charge.
-  Core Procurement Group charges are based on the latest core load forecast.
Please call the CGT Helpline 1-800-343-4743 if you have any questions.
Gas Schedulers PG&E - California Gas Transmission
Subject: High Inventory Notice SWOFO


Message Description:  High Inventory System Wide OFO  Message Date:  11/08/2001  Message Text:  High Inventory System Wide Operational Flow Order (SWOFO)         OFO Stage :                        3       Inventory Level :                 High       Noncompliance Charge :    $5.00/Dth       Tolerance Band :                5%        PG&E's CGT has called a High Inventory System Wide OFO for flow day 11/09/2001  High Inventory:  Customer supply is required to be within the tolerance band percentage of daily usage to avoid OFO noncompliance charges.
Supply lower than usage is not subject to OFO  noncompliance charge.
Charges for Noncompliance:  -   Noncore customers with AMR and PG&E's Electric Generation charges are based on actual     daily metered usage.
-   Noncore customers without AMR charges are based on ADQ     or actual daily metered usage, whichever results in a lesser charge.
-  Core Procurement Group charges are based on the latest core load forecast.
Please call the CGT Helpline 1-800-343-4743 if you have any questions.
Gas Schedulers PG&E - California Gas Transmission
Subject: e-Trans Contract Administration


Contract 00792 was suspended at 11/30/2001 13:31:50   PG&E National Energy Group and any other company referenced herein that uses the PG&E name or logo are not the same company as Pacific Gas and Electric Company, the regulated California utility.
Neither PG&E National Energy Group nor these other referenced companies are regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission.
Customers of Pacific Gas and Electric Company do not have to buy products from these companies in order to continue to receive quality regulated services from the utility.
Subject: Accomplishments for the first six months


It's that time again.
Please put together a list of accomplishments for the first six months.
I know you can use the system some how, just not sure how.
Let me know.
thanks
Subject: Tenaska IV Agency Fee


Can you clarify for me how the agency fee is suppose to be calculated?
I am getting mixed information.
I know that we use the higher of the two volumes (receipts vs. deliveries).
The question is do we use the nom volume or the actual volume.
Last month (March), we left the volume at the nom of 45,000/day.
In the past , we have changed the volume to the actual daily volume.
For April, the actuals are higher than the nom and we would need to bump the volume up to 47,089/day.
James Armstrong is using the actual volume.
The deal for the fee is 514353.
My other problem is that the spreadsheet is choosing the max of three volumes, receipts, deliveries and transport.
Should the transport volume be in the calculation?
Also, Mark added some payback volume to the spreadsheet and it is being included in the receipt volume.
Do I include the payback volume in the calculation of the agency fee if we use the nom?
If you have a copy of the contract that addresses the agency fee, I would like to have a copy.
You can fax it to 713-571-3141.
If none of this makes sense, give me a call and I can try and explain further.
Thanks,
Subject: IMPORTANT:  Estate Unify Gas Production Outage -- 2/2 @ 5:00 p.m.


*** This is a reminder that the Estate Unify Gas Production application will be unavailable from 5:00 p.m. Saturday (2/2) through 6:00 a.m. Sunday (2/3) ****  This outage was previously scheduled for last weekend.
If you have any questions and/or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact myself or John Warner (5-1756).
Thanks.
Subject: OA Meeting


You may want to come to this meeting.
When we met with Bob Hall the other  dayon OA, I mentioned that you and I should probably be included in the  monthly meeting so that we would have an idea of any problems that were  occurring each month.
If you have something else going on, don't worry about  being there.
I'll relay the info to you.
D
Subject: Error Message


Mike,   The following attachment contains the error message I received when trying to  log in to POPS.
I need to get this fixed as soon as possible, since it is  used to assist with our trading activities.
Thanks for your help.
D
Subject: Sitara Security


Imelda,   The following people (HPL Logistics) need access to view all Texas Desk  positions/portfolios in Sitara Position Manager and Deal Ticker:  Mandey MacKinnon George Grant Aimee Lannou Tom Acton Jackie Young Stella Morris  Susan Trevino Kim Vaughn Charlotte Hawkins Robert Lloyd Pat Clynes  Please update their security to allow for this.
Let me know if you have any  questions.
Thanks.
Subject: Duke


On Feb 7, we sold 10,000 to Duke Energy Field Services at Waha.
However, I  entered the deal (#603484) under Duke Energy Marketing (Can you believe I  made a mistake?).
To correct this, I created a new ticket (#700132) under  DEFS.
Mary - Please repath these deals and let Megan know when you're done.
Sorry for the extra work.
D
Subject: Global Octanes - Mtr 1528


Aimee,   The Global Octanes plant crashed last night.
The undertakes (volume below  the base load sale) will not go to the buyback.
This is considered a force  majeure.
Do not allow any volumes to be allocated to the buyback until  notified by either Lee Papyoti or myself.
Thanks.
D
Subject: What To Do Once You Receive Your Business Objects ID and Password


In the next few days, you will receive your ID and temporary password for the Financial Data Warehouse / Business Objects from the ISC.
When you do, take these three steps which will enable you to identify the additional reports and data items needed to perform your work: Logon and install Business Objects via the intranet; Review the existing Corporate Reports, and take the two ISC Training Courses for Business Objects (one is an on-line training courses available anytime and the other is a classroom style course where you get hands-on experience).
First, logon to the Project Sunrise website and install the Business Objects web client: open your Microsoft Internet Explorer, enter the Project Sunrise site address sunrise.corp.enron.com into the address field and press enter, when prompted, enter your ID (with a capital P) and your temporary password follow the directions in the ISC's instructions that will be sent with your ID/password to install Business Objects over the intranet.
(if this takes more than 3 minutes, call me at 3-9047).
DO NOT GET BUSINESS OBJECTS INSTALLED BY THE IT GROUP, AS THIS IS THE WRONG VERSION (WINDOWS).
then Refresh your Report List and start reviewing the reports.
The ISC's instructions will also cover the steps to select and run reports, (but please call me with any issues).
Second, review the existing reports in the "Corporate Documents" tab and identify the additional reports your need to perform your work and meet your customers' needs.
Current report subjects include Cost Centers, Project Systems and on or about November 1st  will also include Profit Centers, Consolidations, Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable.
Third, take the two training courses to learn how to analyze data in drill mode, add other data warehouse fields to existing reports, etc.
Once you have this ability, you can also determine which additional data fields need to be added to the Financial Data Warehouse to complete your reporting requirements.
To enroll in the on-line and classroom Business Objects courses, Logon to the Enron Learning Management site elm.enron.com scroll to the bottom of the first pages and select ISC Courses Scroll down to the middle of page two, click on Business Objects and enroll in the following: BusinessObjects  On-line Training Course for Financial Reporting  (BO 101)  Price - none BusinessObjects  Financial Reporting Basics  (BO 202)  Price - $250  Classroom/hands-on training.
More information on training below and on ELM site.
Project Sunrise is in the process of identifying and designing its final deliverable now, so we need to identify our reporting needs quickly.
Thank you , Pat Cagney
Subject: Desert Sky Curtailment


Jeff,  Mar - May 2002 have been recalculated and spreadsheets created.
Mar & Apr  wend down slightly due to the "extra" turbines.
May has gone up, possibly due  to some data filling in holes from before, data recovery does appear to be  better this time.
The spreadsheets are sorted and totaled by Bus.ID.
The  "extras" are at the bottom with 0 production.
Mark
Subject: WR613 Pitch System Performance


Tom,  Here are the new graphs with totals (bar charts) and distributions (boxplots)  for all seven sites through May 2002.
I believe that I have come up with a method of providing you with the  ESTIMATED energy lost.
Since it requires using two data sets (faults and  10-minute data) it will be take a bit longer to run.
However I hope to have  that result to you next week.
Mark
Subject: Air Products Interruptible Proposal


Could you please take a look at this rough proposal to Air Products on how we could handle their interruptible capability so that we can discuss it on Wed 11/7.
I want to make sure everyone is on board for this strategy.
Judy, could you please find a time Wed. that works for everyone and get us a conference room for one hour.
Thanks, - Mike
Subject: QSE Fees


Guys,  For the time being, please use this as a guideline for QSE Fees.
All deals should have a monthly minimum of $5,000.
Customer load/gen/QSE trades expectancy:  0-100 Mwhs:  $.12/Mwh or $5,000/month Greater than 100 Mwhs:  .10/Mwh or $5,000/month  For Ancillary Services: .13/Mwh on AWARDED Ancillary Services
Subject: ercot financials/settlements


Thresa/Rebecca,  Just wanted to touch base on the financial swaps and settlements goings on.
I intend to roll out the next day swap within the week and wanted to get a status of how the bal day swap was working from your end.
To this end, I would like to know where we stand vis a vis the settlements with the ISO.
I hear from the reg guys that the calcs are all hand done and this obviously would slow your process down.
What do you need us to do to chase this down?
I know this impacts, among other things, our ability to settle the August/Sept business but I would like to release the reserve this month unless it is absolutely impossible.
Please let me know what you need from us to facilitate your business.
Thanks,
Subject: per your request


(See attached file: Bible Stories Prospectus.doc)  (See attached file: Bible Stories Sample.doc)  John, Don't get bogged down.
Just go as deep as you want then skip to the next chapter.
Wayne 207-1305 (See attached file: Bible Stories Prospectus.doc) (See attached file: Bible Stories Sample.doc)  - Bible Stories Prospectus.doc   - Bible Stories Sample.doc
Subject: Eterra


John,  I met with Sasha today for approx.
3 hours.
We reviewed the exact process for inputting data into Eterra and verifying the trades prior to being sent to the QSE MOS.
Here are some suggestions that I made to Sasha for improving Eterra (the top of the list is the highest priority):   - Allow the Deal Entry screen to accept single entry trades, such as a simultaneous Buy from Calpine (South Zone) and a Sell to FPL (North Zone).
Currently, this has to be done by entering two trades, a purchase from Calpine (South Zone) to the Hourly Ercot book and a second entry of Hourly Ercot book     to FPL (North Zone).
Sasha said he is working on this, but problems are occurring due to the transmission between South and North.
- Change the process of increasing the Frontera generation.
The current process is to input a buy from Frontera into the Frontera book.
This is not very intuitive and we are still trying to work out an easier process.
(Possibly even having a button that we can click to indicate that    it is a purchase from Frontera.
Essentially, this would increase the EPMI mw's in the Ercot Portal.)
- Change the short name in <internal counterpary> & <external counterparty> to the actual long name, (i.e.
- elpasomeren to El Paso Merchant Energy)   - Give us a list of Counterparties and the appropriate QSE, (i.e.
- El Paso Merchant is actually APX)     So that we know what it will affect in the Ercot Portal.
- Match flow date to automatically update the Contract date.
One less step that we need to worry about.
I tried to impress upon Sasha that in trading "time is of the essence" and that we don't have much time to input data.
Therefore, we need to streamline the deal entry process and to make it more user friendly.
I realize that the first two items will take some time, but the last 3 items should be quick fixes.
I hope this helps.
Joe Capasso
Subject: ECS Gallup: CDEC charges


I have been updated by Susan on her (largely futile) efforts to push ECS on  the $200k we think they owe us.
Martha, please get me a half hour Tuesday  with Susan, James and Kevin so we can decide how to get closure on this.
If  I understand ECS' position, their argument is that CDEC stonewalled and  delayed granting access to the critical website and therefore its not ECS'  fault that manual peak monitoring wasn't operational until December .
That  argument, it seems to me, is BS because we never heard even a shred of  warning or request for help from ECS on getting things moving, right?
At  minimum, TW could have raised holy hell with TriState and CDEC management to  get things moving if we knew that ECS was stymied.
But we heard nothing.
Is  that our story?
If its going to take me doing some yelling at Knippa or Steve and Rod talking  to Redmond, lets decide what the script is and get it done.
Subject: Gallup Rehearing


I just talked to Frank about my revised draft of the rehearing request.
Susan, you will be pleased to learn that he has successfully talked me out of  starting world war 3 with the FERC.
I've asked Frank (and Steve) to massage  the draft to avoid a frontal challenge to FERC's disclosure policies and then  to work with you to get it finalized.
The plan is to carve out a limited  exception to the normal disclosure rules given that the Gallup case is over  and there is  no pressing need for disclosure in advance of the normal  discount report filing.
Thanks.
DF
Subject: Akamai


It did in fact keep me up half the night but I did in fact remember it.
Akamai Technologies.
Not sushi, not teriaki, just Akamai.
More value-added  service from the legal dept.
DF
Subject: Advice


Well, I've gotten myself into a fine kettle of fish.
Got any advice on how  to handle the new job?
(or is this like asking the one legged man how to  avoid land mines?)
Subject: LRC Joint Venture


This shouldn't impact ET&S since it is limited to Louisiana, but I've routed  it to our commercial people for a quick double check.
If you don't hear from  me by Monday, ET&S is OK.
Thanks.
DF
Subject: Thanks!


Thanks to all of you for the kind words and very thoughtful flowers and  wine!
We enjoyed both as we watched our 27th snowstorm of the year this  weekend.
(Houston's looking better and better with each blizzard).
DF
Subject: TW Generation


Are we still considering adding ETS-owned generation at one or more of the TW  compressor stations in Arizona or NM?
In case that is still a possibility,  let me pass on something we may want to follow up on.
I called an old law  partner of mine from DC who is now in the generation development business  this week to have lunch and catch up.
This guy says he has come up with a  good formula for getting new generation built fast and cheap.
He's got an  80mw nameplate simple cycle project (two frame 6 turbines) under development  in Utah that he started development on a month ago and is projected to go in  service on July 1.
Pretty quick work compared to other projects I've seen.
Here's his racket:  1.
He gets used, first quality turbines that have been well maintained.
His  Utah turbines are something like 2 year old GE units that he bought from  Tokyo Electric (he said they had 4000 hours on them and were maintained in  typical electric utility gold plated style).
He didn't say, but I suspect  there is no warranty on the units.
Obviously, this isn't a bold new  strategy, but this guy claims to have a good handle on available used  equipment.
2.
His siting/permitting strategy is to use "brownfield" sites--i.e.,
Subject: Lodi Storage


Did we ever look at that storage project up near Sacramento?
I think its  called Lodi.
I heard today that El Paso may be close to buying it.
Why  would they buy an intrastate, CPUC-regulated storage project??
Maybe to  backstop their generation portfolio??
df
Subject: Promotions


Please join me in congratulating our colleagues on their promotions.
Dari  Dornan, Maria Pavlou and Jim Talcott have been promoted to Senior Counsel  III, effective June 1.
Additionally, Kathy Ringblom has been promoted to  Senior Legal Assistant, also effective June 1.
Congratulations, Dari, Maria,  Jim and Kathy and thank you for your motivation, enthusiasm, and consistently  high quality work!
DF
Subject: Gallup


As I understand the situation, Plains and Tri-State have indicated their  intent to close the merger.
Tim's best intelligence is that a June 1 closing  date is the best they can hope for and it may be late June or later.
Also,   until the deal actually closes, there is always a small chance it could come  undone.
If we get Gallup in service May 1, we have a 1 month or greater bust  between our in service date and the date the cheap electric rate kicks in.
Has Courtney got this covered?
I suspect he's been thrashing around so much  on locking in the swap that it hasn't been on his radar screen.
I think we should formally notify ECS that we expect them to negotiate a  favorable interim power deal to cover the gap between our in service date and  the merger closing.
(the difference between the $.038 and .067 rate was  about $200,000/ month as I recall, so this is worth some real $$$)  Also, we  ought to remind Courtney that he is still obligated to find a better deal for  us if the merger goes south for some reason.
I drafted a letter  awhile back  that could be updated for this purpose.
Susan, assuming Steve and company  agree, could you follow up on this (I'm having Martha email it to you).
The  contract requires us to notify ECS by March 1.
Thanks.
DF
Subject: EnronOnline Credit Derivatives Propsoed Reference Entities


Maria, please take a look at this list of "Reference Entities" and the  attached memo.
I doubt we have any reason to knock out any of the listed  entities based on legal controversies, etc., but its worth a check .
From  the attached memo, it looks like a more likely reason to disqualify an entity  would be credit problems or some other commercial issue.
I'm in a bind today  and out the rest of the week so it would be helpful if you could pick this  ball up in my absence.
Please get back to me and Mike with the results of  your analysis.
Thanks.
DF
Subject: Enron Tag Line Change


I don't know who Frank Bayouth is, but the computer said it was unable to  send my little missive to him.
I'll try again and see if it recognizes you.
DF
Subject: Four Corners Pricing


Tino, attached is a spreadsheet with the info I think you need.
I got the  publication wrong--its "Megawatt Daily" that posts daily prices.
Hope this
Subject: Apple


Come out with a whole bunch of cool new machines and your stock gets  whacked.
What a weird deal that is.
Anyway, when do you think the new IMacs  will be out in stores?
I still havent' got around to buying Sandra her IMac  and now she thinks she wants the IMac notebook so its a good thing I didn't  do this last month.
Do you concur that the new ones are worth the wait or  should we pick up an old one on mega sale once stores start clearing the old  ones out?
DF
Subject: MHP/NiSource


Any news on looking at the NiSource storage stuff?
Have we gotten the packet  from Chase or whichever investment banker guys you talked to?
I heard again  from a non-Enron source that "Enron is looking at the MHP assets" so it must  be true!
Thanks.
DF