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Subject: Holiday Party - Early Warning System


Hey Guys,  Just wanted to let you know that the Holiday Party at my Parents house will December 8th.
As always it will start at about 10:30am.
I will send out invites in a week or two.
Please do not mention the party to anyone not on this list as my mom will only let me have a limited number of friends over to play.
Sean  P.S.
One more thing.
It will be highly encouraged that people come in holiday costumes.
Possible outfits include but are not limited to:  Santa, Chanukah Monkey, Reindeer, Winter Warlock, Elf, Rabbi, Jesus, Kwanzameister Meister Kwanza, Hermy, Dradle, Christmas Tree, Tooth Fairy Family Christmas, Yamika Man/Woman, Elvis, Grinch, Max, Heat Mizer, Freeze Mizer, The Mailman played by Bing Crosby, Jimmy Stewart, Ebeneezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim, Present, Candy Cane, Boxing Day, 12 Days of Christmas, Batteries Not Included, Ghost of Christmas Past/Present/Future, World's Tallest Man, Fat Twins on Mini-Bikes, Sugar Plumbs, Hava Nagila, Neil Diamond, Band-Aid, Eat Papa, Frosty the Yellow Snowman
Subject: Account Information for E283-1


Dear Jeffrey,  Izio Support has just added you to their course, E283-1.
If you feel that this is an error, please email them at: iziosupport@convene.com  If you have any questions or comments regarding this email or the Iziosystem, please forward them to: IzioSupport@convene.com.
Sincerely,
Subject: Flour in Haas School


Haas Community,  This evening at about 5:00 p.m. we received a report that several piles of  white powder were placed throughout the Student Services Building and on  Gayley Plaza.
We barricaded as much of it as we could and the UCPD and the  Fire Department responded to our call.
We quickly discovered that the  white powder was plain flour that had been placed in Haas and across campus  by a student Ping Pong club on a cross campus footrace.
The student group is in the processing of cleaning up all of the piles of  white powder.
If you find any piles in the building that were missed,  please let us know so that we can get it all cleaned up right away.
Subject: DG Federal Funding Opportunity Available


Energy Committee Members:  We have been offered an opportunity to benefit from a unique federal funding program.
Sure Power has been funded to implement distributed generation (DG) into a high-availability, energy-intensive application in the data communications industry (i.e.
telecom hotel, financial processing center, internet data center, etc.).
As you know, Sure Power is the world's leading supplier of DG-based systems providing six 9's availability (certified by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology).
Sure Power's patented technology eliminates interconnection issues with the utility, which has been one of the technical inhibitors to widespread adoption of DG.
Sure Power has already aligned themselves with EPRI to assist them with measurement and analysis, but are looking for a partner who has a potential project on the horizon that could benefit from Sure Power's technology and federal funding assistance (as much as $3M).
Please note, the project does not have to be past the internal approval stage to benefit.
Even a potential project that is still being analyzed for viability could receive funding for an initial feasibility study.
Understanding that the high-tech industry is going through trying times, and that many projects have been put on hold; Sure Power has a three-year window in which to apply the funds, so even a project that may not start for eighteen months would work.
The deadline in which to finalize their project package is September 12, so Sure Power would need to have a response from a potential partner no later than COB Tuesday September 4.
Feel free to contact Sure Power directly with any questions.
Subject: Paper #2 dues this Wed. 11/21


As you know, your second papers are due this wednesday.
Because I have decided to cancel class this week because of Thanksgiving, you can submit your papers by e-mail or bring them to my office (341 North Addition, Boalt Hall) by 6:00 pm on Wednesday.
Thanks.
Subject: SCE al-1586-e


Jeff or Sue:  Have you gotten URM group a copy of this AL?
If no, please forward as it sounds important from the last CEM.
Please send me a copy too if not too much trouble.
Thanks,
Subject: karen


Can you send me karen?s email and phone number.
She called about an apartment opening up in potrero, but didn?t leave her contact info on the phone message.
Who do you want to come to PP?s b-day dinner?
Are you going to ask Tom/Karen?
Sean/Molly?
Subject: Ok - this is what I did


As soon as I saw the problem (early Sunday morning), I left a Voice message on Jeff's phone, Prentice's phone and also a live message with the paging service for Jeff.
When it was time to determine what to do (i.e., the games were about to start),  I looked at the scores on Tennessee and Seattle and both were fairly high in the picks - Tenn ave. of 10.  so I figured that you must have meant to put 11 on one of your #12 teams.
I put the #12 on the team that alphabetically came first, put 11 on Tennessee, and lowered all remaining numbers to come back to 1.
(You did not have a 1 pick in what you sent.)
I honestly did what I thought you were trying to do, so I'm sorry if it wasn't the right thing.
Donna had come over to watch the game, so I couldn't really talk when you called the last time and even though you were trying to give me what you meant, the Seattle game was already over, so I don't think it would have been fair to change it at that point.
Did you have a marvelous time???
Did they like the tomatoes?
Subject: Enron's plans on 2 projects


Jeff and Stan:  I lead the group responsible for assuring safe, reliable and timely generation electric interconnections with PG&E's D and T systems.
I work closely with Rod Boschee's group that handles gas gen interconnections.
I just wanted to check in with Enron to see if the company was still planning to go ahead with the Los Banos project and the Lodi project.
It's important we know Enron's plans to assure we conduct the most accurate transmission planning studies possible given the number of projects in the application process, notably at Los Banos.
While we have sufficient funds to continue the pending electric study at present, we are unsure of Enron's desires.
As for gas interconnection issues, given the discussions about the Lodi project extension, it would be useful to know Enron's intent with that project also.
Thanks,
Subject: Possible Origination Contact


Doesn't strictly qualify as an origination opportunity, but through a  contact, I've met with some folks who have some pretty nifty network  hardware/software that offers some interesting possibilities w/respect to  network performance (optical routing technology).
I'd like to hook them up  with network folks, both a technical and a commercial person.
Anyone  suggestions?
Thanks.
Best,
Subject: Ms Feintsein and California


Greetings Linda:  Let me open by saying welcome, and by apologizing for the fact that  California has probably made your first days on the job a bit crazy.
Just wanted to pass along some info.
I'm sure you've seen Senator  Feinstein's comments to FERC.
And I think you're aware that she held a  meeting in California with a group of stakeholders (including Davis staff) on  the day before FERC's recent workshop at which Steve testified.
She stated  at the meeting that she is thinking seriously about sponsoring legislation to  place a price cap on the entire WSCC market.
Economists in the room  expressed their strong misgivings about caps, but Feinstein seemed fairly  focused on at least sponsoring some sort of legislation.
Not sure where it  will go, but wanted to pass it along.
Best,
Subject: WPTF Friday Meter Weeder Burrito


Here's Ackerman's weekly rant and his email address.
He'll put you on the  distribution, and you can contact him about info on the KW memorial award.
Best,
Subject: SB 78 - Originally Governor's MOU


FYI.
Unclear exactly whose bill this is.
Trying to get a handle on it.
Sue's got a hunch that her buddy Herr Peace is behind it.
Best,
Subject: PX Credit Language in 82XX


Harry/Sue:  Have you looked at the places in 82XX that Scott FedEx-ed to you that  implicate the "PX credit?"
I've gotta assume that Edison put it in, and I  frankly, ain't had the chance to peek at it.
For that reason, I'm worried.
Can you page me and let me know your take?
Best,
Subject: Dan Walters Defends Enron's Actions in Sacramento Bee


FYI.
Note toward end of story, mention of email from lawyer in class action  suit to Davis advisor asking for help in "getting information out."
Best,
Subject: California Update--07.25.01


The Speaker (Hertzberg) just phoned.
Been asked to attend a meeting in Sacramento at 2 PM today to discuss his  latest attempt to craft a compromise solution to the energy mess.
Am leaving for Sacramento now.
Will report back from the meeting.
Best,
Subject: Presentation on California


Rick:  Can you forward me the presentation that you mentioned when we talked on  Friday.
If OK with you, I'would love to crib from it for New York on Friday.
Best,
Subject: trip to NYC


Hi.
Please book me SF/NYC round trip,leaving Tues 8.2.01 at 9:15 am, returning on  sunday taking the 4:15 pm from NYC.
Also please book me an additional ticket  on the same flight using MY mileage plus miles (number is 369 321 854).
Please book me at the Waldorf (midtown, like 50-ish and Lexington?
), because  we have an Enron ($280) rate there.
Please book it for 3  nights--thurs/fri/sat.
Thanks a million.
Subject: Cancel Tomorrow's (11:30 PDT) California Call


Greetings:  With California enjoying a brief respite from Legislative antics, we plan to  cancel tomorrow's California call and will reconvene on Thursday.
However, if anyone has pressing matters or information they'd like to discuss  tomorrow, we'll go ahead with the call.
Let me know.
If I've missed anyone with this note, please forward along.
Thanks.
Best,
Subject: ISO Subcommittee Actions on Price Caps


Sue Mara called from the ISO:  The Market Issues Committee rejected lowering the price cap from $250.
The Market Issues Committe of the Board voted to extend the ISO price cap  authority beyond October 15th, with no end date.
ISO Board will vote on these issues tomorrow.
75% chance that the ISO Board will adopt the Issues Committe's  recommendations.
Subject: Green Team


FYI.
Kahn's heading up the "power plant streamlining" task force.
At  yesterday's FERC hearing, Mike was put in the position of reading word for  word a statement by the governor (even had to read it in the first person).
Awkward to say the least.
And Mike wasn't prepared at all to answer the  questions he got on the statement from the FERC commissioners, particularly  from Heber.
"I don't know" came up a lot.
Subject: Meeting w/California Commissioner Cancelled


I've been notified that the California Commissioner has cancelled the meeting  with stakeholders that had been scheduled for this afternoon.
He'd scheduled  it to discuss what the order the Commission intends to issue on Thursday  might look like.
It signals, at this point, that the utilities continue to  have a difficult time reaching agreement with the administration.
Will get  back with more as it develops.
Jeff
Subject: Hearings on Utility Rate Stabilization Plans


Greetings Judge Minkin:  This is to inform that a representative of Enron Corp would like to address  the Commission on the issue of utility rate stabilization plans at the  Commission's hearings scheduled for December 27th and 28th.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Subject: Update On Tyson


Few things: Linda:  Thanks very much for the call and the help.Tyson is calling John Doer  (sp?)
to try to get him in the loop.
And she agreed to send the proposal to  Summers today.
Proposal to follow.
I'm working with a guy named Phil Verleger (MIT economist type who worked in  Ford and Carter), who I met at the meeting on Saturday, to come up with a  list of individuals with Democratic, contributor, business community  credientials that can be contacted to seek support for the proposal.
Any  suggested contacts that folks have would be helpful.
John Nesslage (who works for Jim) is running some numbers to get an idea of  the size of rate increases required to pay back the loans under a 10-year  term structure The UC  Berkeley econ/biz school faculty members I met with on Saturday want  to issue a press release stating there view on "what not to do" (i.e., don't  have the state take over anything, period).
They want to give us a copy to  review for comments/edits before they issue it.
I should be getting tonite  or first thing in the AM tomorrow.
May not go anywhere, but I told them that  I'd be happy to review it.
Jeff
Subject: Please Take a Look--Draft Slides for Monday Talk in New York on  California Crisis


I've still got considerable work to do, but wanted to make sure all had a  chance to review and comment well in advance of finalizing.
I'm giving a  talk at Exnet on Monday about California.
Attached is a draft of the  slides.
All comments welcome and appreciated.
I'm continuing to work on  it.
Thanks very much.
Best,
Subject: EMERGENCY


Oops.
I forgot to plug your phone back in after I used my computer this  morning.
Sorry.
Could you call me when you get a chance?
Subject: Summary of Credit Issue for Brulte


Chris/Christian:  Here's a quick and dirty summary.
Apologies that it ain't proofed.
Please  provide any edits that you deem necessary to make it accurate and cogent.
Thanks very much.
Best,
Subject: Email for Transmittal from Ken Lay to Senator Brulte


Hi Rosalee: Steve asked that I forward this to you.
I believe that Steve left you a=20 voicemail describing the nature of the email.
All the best,
Subject: Address Book and Journal for Jeff Dasovich


This is Kathy Franz w/Win2K Desktop Support.
I have copied the names and journal.nsf files for Jeff Dasovich to the  appropriate locations on the server.
They are ready to be copied up to EESHOU-LN1.
Thanks,
Subject: Referred to You By the Greens about Possibly Growing Grapes on My  Property


Greetings Sally: My name is Jeff Dasovich.
The Greens have been helping me develop 40 acres  of land that I bought just north of Anchor Bay (a couple of miles up the hill  from Highway One, about 1200 ft or so up) and they suggested that I contact  you.
The property is right in the heart of the Banana Belt and my property faces  south, is protected, and a such is very hot and sunny from late spring  through later summer/early fall.
The property has an abundance of water on  it.
Of course, the possibility of evening fog raises some tricky issues, and  I haven't done soil tests.
In short, while I think there are some  challenges, I'm convinced that there is at least the strong possibility that  I could grow grapes--around 10 acres or so.
Subject: RCR Information


Dollar amount: $7,500.
Project:  Retain MRW & Associates to assist in developing a rate structure  for California that solves the utilities' financial solvency issues without  applying "rate shock" to the state's economy, businesses or consumers.
Use  the rate plan to develop an alternative to Governor Davis' proposal to  nationalize the state's electric industry.
Subject: California Electricity Crisis
Subject: Ken Lay's email to Sen. Brulte


Hey Buddy:  See cover email to the Brulte letter that was sent to the Sacramento Team= =20 couple of weeks ago when I was in Houston.
Might be a good place to start= =20 w.r.t.
getting our "constructive" message out, though I'm sure that there's= =20 plenty of other things that needed to be added.
Best,
Subject: Meeting with Kari Dohn


I'm scheduled to meet with Kari at 3:30 PST tomorrow, ostensibly to talk  about demand buy-down.
Also presume to message the letter from Steve Kean to  the Senators and our solution (perhaps in advance of meetings, phone calls  that might take place later in the week with legislative leaders).
But would  like to add to agenda for discussion on tomorrow's daily call in the event  folks have additional suggestions.
Best,
Subject: Caifornia GOP Calls for Emergency Legsilative Session to Address  Natural Gas


FYI.
As if we weren't having enough fun with electricity....
Note last paragraph of press release calling on government to "get out of t= he=20 way" and "let the private sector solve the problems in the gas market."
Jeff
Subject: Emergency Diesel Generators in California


Scott/Hedy/Mike: What's the status of the DG bill?
As I recall, Burton amended the bill in a  way that explicitly prohibit diesel DG units from helping California avoid  rolling black outs this summer.
I believe the exclusion was made on grounds  that running diesel would be too environmentally damaging?
Could you provide  a brief update?
Is there anything in the bills that addresses the  restrictions on the number of hours that these units are permitted to run?
Thanks very much.
Best,
Subject: Group Project--E221


Greetings:  Sent you a project proposal last Thursday on behalf of Dasovich, Guinney,  Sama and Vavrek and just wanted to make sure that you received it.
Could you  let me know?
Thanks very much.
Best,
Subject: De-regulation Project


Hi David: Could you give me a call to discuss the project when you get a minute.
I'm  starting to move it along.
Thanks.
Best,
Subject: Dow Jones, Tues 3/20: "Calif GOP Lawmakers Ask PUC President To  Resign"


Calif GOP Lawmakers Ask PUC President To Resign  	 	 	Updated: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 02:14 PM?ET  	 	?
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LOS ANGELES (Dow Jones)--California Assembly Republicans have called for the
Subject: FYI Re Rate Stabilization Hearings---Getting rates secured for DWR


FYI.
Looks like Peace is rattling the CPUC's cage pretty well.
Let me kno= w=20 if you'd like to respond and we can get Jeanne Bennet to throw something=20 together.
Subject: FERC ruling on Kern expansion


Kern Gets Speedy OK; Breathitt Questions Action  FERC moved with record speed to issue a certificate last week to Kern River  Gas Transmission for its 135 MMcf/d, mostly compression, expansion to the  natural gas-starved California market, but not all of the commissioners were  happy with the expedited manner in which the project was approved.
"The speed with which the Commission has acted in this proceeding is  something which will no doubt be touted as a great effort," but the  "precedent we have created could be a double-edged sword," warned  Commissioner Linda Breathitt in a partial dissent of the decision.
Although  she voted in favor of the certificate in the end, she questioned whether FERC  "should...be willing to sacrifice careful review for speedy action."
Breathitt further said she seriously doubted the so-called California Action  expansion of the 900-mile,Wyoming-to-California Kern River system merited the  "extraordinary regulatory treatment" that the Commission gave it.
Critics  claim that the $81 million project will not flow any more gas to the Wheeler  Ridge Interconnection in California than is currently available there, she  noted, adding that it would simply displace existing gas.
"...[I]t will not necessarily result in any net increase of natural gas in  the California marketplace.
This makes it difficult to understand just how  our approval of Kern River's proposal is going to assist in increasing  electric generation in California this summer," Breathitt said.
If anything,  she noted the project could make the congestion problem at Wheeler Ridge even  worse than it is.
There should have been a "fuller airing of this issue" at FERC before the  project was certificated, she noted.
"It would be counterproductive for this  Commission to act precipitously on projects related to California without  ensuring that they will, in reality, benefit specific markets --- and more
Subject: Background for Skilling for Call w/Bryson


Folks: My apologies.
This is not proofed, but I wanted to make sure that everyone  had a chance to review and comment.
Apologies for any unintentional  omissions and errors.
I think it tracks closely with the direction agreed to  on the call today.
All comments are encouraged and welcome.
Best,
Subject: Legislation:  competitive default provider; long-term contracts;  core/noncore split in electricity


FYI.
From our folks in Sacramento:  AB 1085 is AES' competitive default provider bill.
It's not an emergency  bill, so it will be dealt with throughout the remainder of the spring and  summer.
AB 57 is a legislator's suggestions on how long-term contracts should be  "regulated."
Also no an emergency bill.
AB18X is an emergency bill and it would create a core/noncore split in  electricity similar to the one that exists in California's gas market.
Best,
Subject: California Strategy


I think this captures it.
I've also attached the "Posture" document Sue  wrote up.
While Paul takes a first crack at the cover memo, please review  both documents and see if there are any changes that either needs.
Best,
Subject: Summary of Today's Call/Agenda for Tomorrow's Call


Greetings: n order to keep everyone in the loop, the folks on today's call wanted to  send out a brief summary of the call for the benefit of those who couldn't  make it.
Apologies for any omissions, inaccuracies, etc.
Others who were on  the call please chime in if I've gotten anything wrong, or missed anything.
Best,
Subject: Comprehensive Solution


These are the materials that Ken Lay used in his discussions with California  business leaders.
The word document was provided as background.
Please keep  confidential and if I've missed anyone please forward along.
Comments are  welcome and appreciated.
Best,
Subject: Core/Noncore Analysis


Michael Tribolet and I (about 99% Michael) have put together a rough cut  analysis of the core/noncore structure, and some scenarios Hertzberg has  asked for.
Hertzberg's expecting some info from us on Monday (and I'm sure  that he'll want more scenarios, too).
Are you available first thing Monday  morning to be briefed on the analysis, my conversations with Hertzberg, what  Hertzberg's strategy is, etc.
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Subject: Former Gore Staffers Join Davis' Energy Team


Just in case anyone had any doubts about how Davis is approaching the  issue......  Davis announces four new energy advisors   Updated: May 18, 2001 - 2:54 p.m.  Gov.
Gray Davis has added four new advisers to his energy staff, including  members of former Vice President Al Gore's staff and campaign team.
Chris Lehane, former Gore press secretary, and Mark Fabiani, a deputy  campaign manager for the Gore-Lieberman presidential run, will coordinate the  governor's communications staff on energy issues and help recruit a new  director of communications.
Lehane and Fabiani's company will earn $30,000 per month for six months.
Nancy McFadden, former deputy chief of staff to Gore, will earn $118,000 a  year as a senior adviser to the governor, said Steve Maviglio, Davis'  spokesman.
McFadden will concentrate on the governor's relations with federal  regulators and with generators.
Davis also has recruited Kellan Fluckiger, chief operations officer for the  Independent System Operator, keeper of the state's power grid.
Fluckiger is "on loan" from the ISO, and will work with energy suppliers,  Maviglio said.
Subject: Thanks.


You guys are stars.
Thanks so much for all you did for Prentice.
I think  she had a really, really good time and felt really neat about the whole  thing.
She's wonderful and you guys gave her the wonderful day that she  earned and deserved.
Thanks so much.
Subject: Request for Temporary Reprieve


I'm off to a family gathering starting tomorrow (but will be checking in  Thursday and Friday).
I'm about 1/3 of the way through reviews.
Any chance  of getting a slight delay (say until next Wednesday or Thursday) to complete  them?
Best,