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Subject: Various Items


1)  I just talked with Scott Earnest and asked him to send you and John  Sherriff copies of the lastest draft of the report on Singapore.
This draft  now incorporates comments from Bill Bradford that were pending last week (he  made the trip to Sydney and Singapore, but had to be in New York last week,  meaning his imput was delayed until yesterday.
You and John should receive  those drafts today.
2)  I sent an e:mail message to John Sherriff after you and I talked, simply  to clarify the several purposes of my trip to London (since you said he was  asking).
I have scheduled a brief meeting one-on-one with him while I am  there.
3)  To outline for you the primary points on my agenda for the week, they are  the following:  Iron out with you the trading operations support that Brent and I can provide  for you during this transition period Finalize details with Tara Rozen on work permits, accomodations and all of  the details on having support personnel in London   Map out with you how we can provide training, orientation and contacts for  Michael Jordan when he arrives to help make his assimilation a smooth one  (which as you and I discussed, may involved a short stint in Houston)  Meet with you, Barry, Richard Sage and anyone else that you feel is  appropriate to collect their ideas on working collectively on effective  trading operations and controls world-wide  I look forward to seeing you next week.
Subject: Additional Responsibility


Two of you had to leave the staff meeting before this final discussion point  and three of you were not in attendance, so I wanted to send you the attached  memo that I distributed at the end of the meeting.
This memo will be sent by  Rick Causey via notes mail regarding an additional role that I will assume  with regard to global operations.
I shared this in the staff meeting so that  you would be the first to know.
I will still fulfill my role within ENA as  VP of Energy Operations.
I will not be going away!
This expanded  responsibility should create addtional opportunities for operations personnel  and will validate some of the global functions that we already provide to the  organization.
Subject: Recap of 4/23 Meeting on Commercialization


The attachment below recaps our meeting from this morning.
Highlights from  last week are noted and commitments for this week are detailed as well.
Let  me know if anything has been left off the list.
--Sally
Subject: Management Team Changes


Thought you might be interested in these two changes.
Mary has actually been  out of the office since late February.
All of her global database  responsibilities were transferred in late 2000 to James Scribner and his  team, under Beth Apollo.
Mary's effectiveness on CommodityLogic had been  lessened over time, and beginning with her absence in February I have relied  on my business leads (Bob Superty, Kim Theriot and Mechelle Stevens) for  their evaluation of the NomLogic, ConfirmLogic and InvoiceLogic modules.
Subject: Year-End Associate PRC Meeting


I will serve as your representative in the year end 2000 Associates PRC  Meeting.
ENA Management Committee  I represented some of you during the  mid-year PRC meeting, and some of you are new to my list of Associates to  represent.
I have copied you on an e:mail message that I sent to your supervisor of  record as of October 1, according to the records of the Analysts and  Associates Program.
You will note that I have asked your supervisor to  provide a list of your accomplishments for the second half of the year, as  well as a description of your job responsibilities.
You may want to take  charge of creating this information.
In addition to the input that I have  requested from your supervisor, it would be helpful for me to have a copy of  your resume (not necessary to repeat, if you gave me one at mid-year).
While  the PRC process will focus on your accomplishments during the prescribed time  period at Enron, it enhances my ability to represent you in the process if I  have some background information on you.
My assistant will contact you during the next few days to set up a time for  me to meet with each one of you, if you would like to do so before the PRC  meeting.
These meetings will be scheduled during the weeks of November 27  and December 4.
I will also meet or talk with your supervisor during those  two weeks in preparation for the PRC meeting.
Feel free to call me if you have any questions about the process.
I will be  out of the office the remainder of this week and most of next week, but I  will check and respond to voice mail messages.
My number is x35926.
Subject: Peoples presentation


This is a copy of the presentation that Bob Superty made to the Peoples  Energy Board this week.
Lousie Kitchen told me that he was very impressive  in the presentation (not a surprise to me, but it is nice when others  recognize the talent that is in the operations organization).
We may be able  to incorporate some of this into our presentation to originators for internal  purposes, and there may be parts of this that could be used in external  marketing tools.
--Sally
Subject: Merchanting Metals Update #2


Tight time frame for Mike & co. on metals deliverables.
Raises the question  around the timing of next week's visit on metal.
Will we divert critical  resources from these efforts.
--Sally
Subject: CRM system


Does Vanessa know anything about this?
I know that we had a definite  interest several years ago in a system from Siebel.
We shelved it at the  time due to IT resource constraints and Philippe's concern over costs.
In  the meantime, EES bought a license and uses this system.
I know that Mary  was resurrecting this with someone on her team.
She had recently reviewed it  with Brenda Herod, I believe.
This is one of the items that we listed in  Dallas as a need if we were to get heavily into providing services for  others.
--Sally
Subject: <<Concur Expense Document>> - Robert M Hall


Big ticket item on here is the group dinner in Dallas for the ASE.
I can  view the entry and can click on attendees - but only see a list of 10 or 12  attendees.
There were 30 or so, plus Greg Piper and Lisa Petruska.
I am  missing a second page of attendees, or were only a few listed?
If I am not  missing a page, please ask Heather to include the complete list of attendees  (all who were at the ASE plus Greg and Lisa).
A $4,000 meal for 10 attendees  looks funny.
There were many more in attendance.
The cost of the meal makes  more sense with a complete list of attendees.
Thanks.
Subject: UT/Enron MBA Excellence 2001 Scholarship Winners Announced!


All eight students that we interviewed for the Enron Scholarship were great  and we should actively be sure that we get them on our interview schedules  next year when they are in the second year of the MBA program.
I don't want  to simply leave that to chance by encouraging them to consider us.
Karen's  letter (noted below) is a good idea, but we should augment that by getting  these students names on our radar screen for next year.
I will find out who  the recruiter is for UT MBA's and I will get copies of the students' resumes  and my notes on where they could be a good fit to that recruiter.
--Sally
Subject: Gordon Heaney's Acceptance


FYI - Beth Apollo led the doorstep review in Monterrey last week.
No  problems discovered - but Beth did find some communications and system access  issues that could be improved to make it easier for Max's team to do their  jobs.
She has quickly identified a point person within Operations in Houston  who is bi-lingual (Gordon).
Max's note addresses his pleasure over Beth's  responsiveness and the doorstep process in general.
Just wanted to pass this  along.
--Sally
Subject: Olson Lunch


Cindy had to change lunch to March 30, which conflicts with Bob Shults.
I   moved Cindy to March 30th- can you try to move my lunch with Bob to March  28th?
Thanks.
(FYI, CIndy's last names has only "O's" in it - Olson and  Bob's last name has only "S's" - no "Z".)
Subject: Off the Wall?


Kathryn Corbally (Senior Director currently in Investor Relations) is moving  to Connecticut soon to join her husband.
He has been working up there for  the last six or eight months - he was one of the group that defected from our  weather derivatives team about a year ago.
She hopes to continue to work for  Enron - has been talking with Investor Relations and some other groups that I  can't remember - and to do so either out of her home or in Enron's New York  office.
It struck me that depending upon needs at MG's New York office, that Kathryn  could be someone for you to consider.
She came originally from the London  office - you may or may not find anyone still there that could give you some  feedback on her.
In London, she ran mid and back office - that was in very  early days for EEL, so most of the job was probably accounting.
She came to  Houston and  has done a number of different things.
I think that she is well  organized and control minded.
Understands Enron's business.
Managing a  group of people is probably not her strongest attribute.
I am not sure that  people enjoy working under her.
That could be old news, however.
There are  a number of people here in Houston that could probably give you a read on her  based on very recent experience.
Do you know of her?
Just thought that I would mention her as a potential resource in New York.
Don't know what your short and longer term needs are there.
She would  definitely represent an Enron point of view.
They have two small daughters -  she might be interested in something part time even.
Could mean lower cost  that way.
This idea may not have any merit or you may not have a need around metals.
If you do want to consider this, I will be glad to help identify who you  could go to for some fact finding around her.
Let me know.
--Sally
Subject: Congratulations


Congratulations on your promotion to Managing Director.
I have the dubious  honor of being here late enough on Friday night to have seen the arrival of  the promotional memo via e:mail.
I will be in the London office next week  and I believe that we have some time scheduled together.
I look forward to  the chance to visit with you then.
--Sally
Subject: Exposures Meeting


Please put this on your calendars - I would like for both of you to attend.
Should Jeff and Stacey be there, too?
This will be a meeting that we should  have regularly with Wes and team so that can jointly review any exposures and  make timely decisions on how to handle those.
I am sure that there is some  prep work that needs to be done for this meeting.
I would assume that we  should cover A/R, UA4, imbalances, weird or over/undervalued deals in risk  books, OA, etc.
Can you work with Greg and Georgeanne ahead of time on  content and have necessary back up to discuss highlights.
I would love for  us take charge and lead this meeting.
--Sally
Subject: Crisis Management


From Enron Corp Business Controls   Operations in Enron's Crisis Management Center will cease at the close of business in Houston on September 12.
All inquiries or information pertaining to the events of the last two days should now be directed to Enron Corp Business Controls at 713.345.2804.
In the event immediate assistance is required after hours, the Business Controls telephone number will be answered by the 24x7 security desk which can have a representative from Business Controls return your call immediately.
With respect to employees stranded around the United States, we regret that these employees should make their way back to Houston or their home office as best they can via commercial airlines, train, or rental car.
Unfortunately, corporate and other private aircraft will not be flying until sometime after restrictions are lifted on commercial carriers.
Therefore, Enron corporate aircraft should not be counted on to provide assistance in this situation.
Subject: results of football pool


Hello Everyone,   	This week again saw some upsets, both in college and pro games, however, the overall results were better this week than the past few weeks.
In the college games, it was split between the Oklahoma and Nebraska game as far as who got it right, the Auburn/Arkansas game and UCLA/Stanford game were both missed by most people.
Quite a few people also missed the Oregon/Washington St. game.
In the pros, the New Orleans/St.Louis game was missed by just about everyone, everyone missed the NY Giants/Washington game, the Minnesota/Tampa Bay game was missed by quite a few people, and the Arizona/Dallas game was also missed by about half the people.
Through all that, Rob Benson is currently in the lead with only 5 games missed.
Rob also picked Pittsburgh tonight.
Still alive for the money with 6 games missed are Joe Quenet and Jeff Miller, who both picked Tennessee tonight.
There were also 3 other people who have 6 wrong, however, they all chose Pittsburgh tonight.
Therefore, if Pittsburgh wins tonight, then Rob will win outright.
If Tennessee wins tonight, then it will come down to total points.
Rob chose 38 points, Joe has 48 points and Jeff has 34 points.
Therefore Jeff will win with a Tennessee victory and 35 or fewer total points, 36 he will tie with Rob.
Rob will also win if Tennessee wins and the total points are from 37-42 and he will also tie with Joe at 43 points.
Joe will win if Tennessee wins and there is 44 or more total points scored, 43 he will split with Rob.
We raised the entry fee to $3 per entry this week and will continue that for the rest of the season unless enough people want it back down to $2.
We had 34 entries this weekend, therefore the prize money is $102 !!
There is no Thursday night game this upcoming week, therefore this coming week's picks will be due on Friday.
Following is each person who played this week with the amount of games they missed.
Andy   Rob Benson		5 Joe Quenet		6 Jeff Miller		6 Reagan Mathews	6 Tom Chapman		6 Daniel Jenkins		6 Rick Broussard		7 Dave Ryan		7 Jaime Gualy		7 Larry Campbell		7 Cory Willis		7 Gautam Gupta		7 Michele Wilks		8 Bryce Schneider	8 Andy Pace		8 Pat Hanse		8 Russell Ballato		8 Kayne Coulter		8 Steve Pan		8 Carter Ellis		8 Valerie Ramsower	9 Robert Vargas		9 Diana Allen		9 Todd DeCook		9 Thomas Lowell		9 Ryan Williams		10 Clayton Vernon		10 Larry Jester		10 Joe Brewer		10 Mike Roan		11 Smith Day		12 Rudy Acevedo		12 Ashish Mahajan		13 Joe Step		15
Subject: Cash Flow Brown Bag


If you feel like your money  constantly disappears down the drain...  Join EFCU for our  "Managing Your Cash Flow" Brown Bag Workshop.
Dean Kanaly of the Foundation for Financial Literacy will give tips on making your money grow and last.
Wednesday, September 12, 2001 11:30 - 12:30 Doubletree Allen Center, La Salle B Room   RSVP to joy.wagman@enron.com Limited spaces are available.
Subject: NEW ENRONONLINE FUNCTIONALITY


Several changes have been made to Stack Manager and the website.
These changes are outlined below and will be visible by all as of Monday September 3, 2001.
Stack Manager Changes  Activate/Inactivate Stack - This functionality allows the trader to pull a product's prices from the website without suspending the product.
If the Top of Stack limit order functionality is activated for a particular product this should be used to pull the stack prices from the website without pulling the entire product; therefore, if there are top of stack limit orders against the product they will remain visible and transactable on the website.
If a product's stack is inactivated the font for that product will be grayed out in stack manager.
If the stack is active it will appear in black font.
To use this feature, select the product, right click and choose "Inactivate Stack".
When you are ready to reactivate your prices, select the same product, right click again and choose "Activate Stack".
There are also icons on the tool bar at the top of your screen which will Activate/Inactivate the stack of the highlighted product.
See screen shot below for the icons.
Changes to Product Properties - Currently when modifications are made to certain properties within the product properties screen, the product will be suspended and pulled from the website.
Now instead of being suspended, the product's stack will become inactive.
Once the changes have been made and saved to the properties of a product simply click the Activate Stack icon as discussed above.
Website Change  Restrictions on Top of Stack orders - If Top of Stack limit orders are allowed on a product, but the trader is not showing both a bid and offer, limit orders will not be able to be placed on that product.
If you have any questions please call me at 31787.
Thanks.
Savita
Subject: Attention Outlook User:


You are receiving this message to alert you that at 6:00 p.m. CST today the Exchange server that your mail file resides on will be taken down for emergency maintenance for approximately six hours.
During this outage, access to your Outlook client including email, calendar ,contacts and public folders will be unavailable.
In addition, access to your email via OWA (Outlook Web Access) will also be unavailable.
Messages intended for delivery will be queued and delivered once the server is back online.
In addition, there will be intermittent service disruptions throughout the weekend.
If you need additional assistance, please call the resolution center at 3-1411.
We apologize for the late notice and appreciate your continued support.
Thanks,
Subject: UBSW 401 K information


All UBSW Energy employees can now go out and register on-line for you 401K plan selections.
Individual fund investment performance can also be reviewed on-line once you have set up your password.
Due to the timing of the electronic feeds to Hewitt, your contributions will not begin until the 3/15 paycheck.
Subject: Team Captains Needed


Heart disease is the number one killer, but great strides have been made in the last fifty years.
Dr. DeBakey designed the first revolutionary procedure on his wife's sewing machine, and today, right on CNN, we can see the first human walking around with a completely artificial heart.
Many of you know someone who wouldn't be here without these advancements in medical technology.
On Saturday, November 3, Enron and other companies will be joining the American Heart Association for the Heart Walk.
The Houston Heart Walk is targeting over $750,000 for continuing the fight against heart disease and for rebuilding the many years of research that were lost as a result of this year's floods.
We are looking for 50 team captains.
The primary role of a team captain is to recruit approximately ten walkers.
The walkers can be friends, family, business associates outside Enron, or co-workers.
The walkers, in turn, solicit sponsors for the walk.
As a team captain, you may also walk, of course, and Enron's top walker (from a fundraising perspective) is eligible for two free airline tickets.
Additional incentives are currently being developed.
If you are willing to serve as a team captain or a walker, please email or call Sue Wadsworth (713-853-5105) or Melissa Becker (713-853-6641).
We look forward to seeing you November 3 and demonstrating Enron's commitment to fighting heart disease.
Subject: The Enron Building in Houston is closed for today, Tuesday,  September 11, 2001.


The Enron Building in Houston is closed for today, Tuesday, September 11, 2001.
To ensure that critical businesses can be monitored remotely, we encourage Enron staff to dial in only in cases of emergency, and for critical business operations.
This will allow us to keep network access available to those personel.
To check email, please use Outlook Web Access.
Subject: Updates for CA Meeting Due by Noon Tomorrow.


Please update the Excel worksheet T:\COMMON\AR 50K_30.xls by 12 p.m. tomorrow (Tuesday, 10/30).
The updates that you provide will be used for the Customer Accounts meeting on Wednesday and should include the reason the invoices have not been paid, the accounting period for which payment has not been received and when the outstanding issues will be resolved.
If you have received payments that will bring your shipper's outstanding amount to less than $50,000, apply the payments today and provide me a copy of  the cash application instructions being sent to Credit and I will remove your shipper from the report.
Partial payments should be applied using the new cash application procedures.
(See T:\Common\Market Services Training\ARNettingProcedures.ppt).
You may contact me at x36951 if  you have questions or need assistance.
Subject: Updated: Overall Update for DRA (BCP)


When: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 10:00 AM-11:00 AM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: 42c2  *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*  I'm sorry for rescheduling this meeting.
Steve Hotte is having a Town Hall meeting at the same time and the IT people need to attend that meeting.
**********************************************************************************************************************************  We would like to give everyone an update on activities surrounding our DRA (BCP).
Please feel free to invite anyone we may have missed from our distribution list.
Thanks.
Jean and Bob
Subject: GISB Update


Due to the additional activity within ETS and the holidays, we will not hold a GISB Update meeting during the remainder of this year.
Hopefully we'll get back on a schedule after the first of the year.
Below is my update on a few GISB matters.
We'll go into more detail at our next meeting.
ENERGY INDUSTRY STANDARDS BOARD (EISB) The GISB Board of Directors has approved revisions to GISB's Certificate of Incorporation and Bylaws to incorporate language necessary to transition to the new organization, which will address standards for wholesale and retail gas and electric transactions.
The new organization, which goes into effect January 1, 2002, will be named the North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB).
The wholesale gas quadrant, which is now GISB, should continue with business as usual.
In January, I'll give a more detailed update on the workings of NAESB.
GISB REPRESENTATON Stan Horton's term on the GISB Board of Directors expires December 31, 2001.
Shelley Corman will take his place on the Board.
Her term expires December 31, 2003.
My term as a representative on GISB's Executive Committee expires December 31, 2003.
ORDER 637 TRANSACTIONAL REPORTING The development of the new transactional reporting datasets for use on EBBs is almost complete.
The EBB implementation should be included in the next publication, which is scheduled for July 31, 2002.
This is probably a firm date.
The EDI implementation is now a lower priority, but will still be developed.
GISB VERSION 1.5 STANDARDS AND ERRATA Two separate errata have been developed for the version 1.5 standards.
The errors in the standards books are extensive.
The errata are posted alongside the books on the GISB homepage and have been distributed internally to all who received standards books.
I am working to have GISB correct the standards books.
Some people want to hold off and incorporate the corrections into the next version.
Our implementation will be much smoother if we don't have to continually refer to the errata along with the standards books.
I'll let you know what is decided.
Thanks,
Subject: Kermit to Beaver


Janet / Cara,  We have been asked to monitor any large nomination changes at the points within the Kermit to Beaver group (177).
The attached list reflects the receipt points with nominations larger than 10,000 mmbtu.
The spreadsheet is located at U:\COMMON\SOUTH CENTRAL\KB ALLOCATION  If you have any questions, please contact Lynn or John.
Thanks