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Subject: Confirmation: Risk Management Simulation Meeting 10/30/01


Hi Phillip,  This message is to confirm our meeting with you on, Tuesday, October 30th from 9:00 am - 10:00 am, the location will be EB 3267.
Attendees will be Monica Brown and Sheri Righi.
Let me know if you have any questions.
I can be reached at 713-345-6687.
Thanks,
Subject: Bishops Corner


Phillip;  Could you please e-mail me the draw file you created for Bishops Corner.
I was working on submitting it to you and rather then recreate it I should just have you send it back to me to fill in the new draw totals.
Also, I need the vendor payee list that you created for the Land and Soft costs.
I need to re-format it by draw number and to the Bank One format, and again it would be easier to get it from you then to re-create it.
Please take a look at the following summary and compare to your numbers to see if you agree.
Land And Soft Costs 	- 	Initial Draw	$	  1,608,683.05 					Galaxy			-	Draw # 1	$	     250,000.00 					Galaxy			-	Draw # 2	$	     223,259.09  						Total Paid To Date Cash		$	  2,081,942.14  					Project Cost					$	10,740,980.87 					Loan Amount					$	  8,055,736.65  					Equity Required				$	  2,685,244.22 					Developer Profit					$	 (   326,202.57)  						Balance Of Funding			$	  2,359,041.65  						Total Paid To Date			$	  2,081,942.14  						Balance To Fund Cash			$	     277,099.51   					Galaxy			-	Draw # 3	$	     467,566.66  						Bank One Draw # 1			$	     190,467.15 						Final Cash Funding			$	     277,099.51   I think you thought you had more to fund.
However, I do not see that you accounted for the cash portion of the Developer fee that you paid CIS.
Am I looking at this right?
Please let me know and attach?
the files discussed above.
I am working all day Monday so I hope I can get it before then if possible.
Thanks A Lot
Subject: eol


Jeff/Brenda:  Please authorize the following products for approval.
customers are  expecting to see them on 1/14.
PG&E Citygate-Daily Physical, BOM Physical, Monthly Index Physical  Malin-Daily Physical, BOM Physical, Monthly Index Physical  Keystone-Monthly Index Physical  Socal Border-Daily Physical, BOM Physical, Monthly Index Physical  PG&E Topock-Daily Physical, BOM Physical, Monthly Index Physical    Please approve and forward to Dale Neuner  Thank you
Subject: Analyst Interviews Needed - 2/15/01


Patti,  This sounds like an opportunity to land a couple of analyst to fill the gaps  in scheduling.
Remember their rotations last for one year.
Do you want to  be an interviewer?
Phillip
Subject: You are a bad bad boy!


Don't make me pull tapes on whether you understood our fee...j.a.
Always understands.
Happy to help you guys anyways (I know you'll thank me later)  J. Robert Collins BCollins@NYMEX.com
Subject: Fimat/Soc Gen


John - you may have already heard this but on Friday, NYMEX increased margins for clearing brokers posting for Enron by 50%.
Also Soc Gen cancelled their margin line on Friday (Warren wants to make it very clear that it was Soc Gen and not Fimat.)
So far, Fimat is not reducing its trading limit with us but is passing through the NYMEX requirement.
All of our brokers will have the right to do this and I expect them to do so.
Sarah
Subject: Willow Lane


Tracy called me at work.
A water pipe broke under the street between her house and the old Hamilton house.
She said water was shooting everywhere and that they were to turn off the water for at least 5 hours.
Well, they worked fast because when I got home at 6:00, I had water.
So I made some turkey soup.
But Willow Lane will be torn up for a while as it just buckled the cement.
The hole was about 7 feet down according to Tracy.
Good thing this didn't happen on Thanksgiving!
I have a foundation man coming out next week to check the foundation.
Tracy seems to have a similar problem.
Maybe we can get a two for one deal.
John, I need your book list at Amazon.com this week.
No excuses!
Oh, tell Jeannie that I finished her soup this evening for dinner.
She's a good cook!
Have a good week guys.
Love, Mom
Subject: Book list


Need your book list from amazon.com!!!!
May sleet and snow tonight but I think the ground is too warm to  stick or get icy.
Although I could use a day off work!
Send me your christmas list!
Also, I see that Enron and Dynegy have been negotiating for days.....this concerns me.
they cannot seem to come up with a new price.
Are you continuing to lose trading?
what % of normal trades are you now doing a day?
I just hope you and Matthew are OK.  And Jeannie.
Let me know.
Love you, Mom.
Subject: Supervisor Evaluation Forms


ARNOLD, JOHN D:   Attached below you will find the final Evaluation forms for your direct reports; these forms have been pre-populated with your employees' basic data.
If you have already completed your employees' final Evaluations, you may disregard these forms.
When completing the Evaluation, carefully consider employee input, consolidated feedback and your observations of their performance and contribution, and encourage employee participation in the evaluation discussion.
For many employees, this will be the only formal opportunity to discuss their performance with their supervisor.
Final Evaluations should be completed and returned to your HR representative by August 17 (July 31 for all those in Business Units reporting to Enron Europe) for employees in job groups below Vice President level.
If you have any questions, please contact your HR representative or the PEP help desk at x34777, option 4.
We recommend saving all the below attachment[s] at once in the following manner: Outlook Users: Go to File -> Save Attachments, click OK if prompted, then choose which directory to save the documents under.
Lotus Notes Users: Go to Attachment -> Detach All, then choose which directory to save the documents under.
- DISTURNAL, JOHN.doc   - GRIFFITH, JOHN H.doc   - MAGGI, MICHAEL J.doc   - MAY, LAWRENCE J.doc   - QUIGLEY, HENRY H.doc   - RANGEL, INA R.doc
Subject: small ventures usa


Russell: I think I should give you a little background on small ventures.
Bill  Perkins and I have a strong personal and professional relationship.
He is an  extremely creative individual.
Whalley actually commented on him today as  someone "who thinks outside the box".
Bill actually sat in a bar four years  and said the next tradeable market would be bandwidth.
He has been  successful in the gas business when he has had someone to filter his ideas.
As such he provides an informal consulting role to Enron.
He throws out  ideas and, every once in a while, he comes up with a great one.
He pointed  out an anomalous pricing occurence in the options market, a market I normally  don't follow closely, that I translated into a multimillion dollar trade for  Enron.
In return, I have agreed to have Enron intermediate his trades within  reason.
I want to emphasize that continuing this relationship should be  considered a high priority.
I am willing to accept some of the credit risk  exposure as a cost of doing business.
Bill understands his role as an  independent in the market and performs the right risk/reward trades for  someone with finite capital.
I place very high confidence in Bill not  conducting high risk trades.
Having said that, we certainly need to monitor  his credit exposure and continue to require LC's.
Just understand that he is  at a different level of sophistication that any other non-investment grade  counterparty.
I understand there was some concern in regards to the Transco Z6 spread  option he traded.
He was absolutely right about the valuation and we, on the  trading desk, knew it as well.
There are a couple isolated products that  Enron does not do a good job of valuing because of systems limtations.
This  was one product.
Our spread options are booked in Excel using option pricing  models created by the research group.
The problem with these models is that  they are strictly theoretical and don't take into account gas fundamental  price limitations.
For instance, it is less probable, though not impossible,  for a transport spread from a production area to a market area to go within  variable cost than the models predict.
Thus it is necessary to apply a  correlation skew curve on top of the overlying correlation used.
Obviously,  we have this function in our pricing models.
I was not aware this  methodology had not been transferred to the valuation models.
This has since  been changed.
Fortunately these incidents tend to be extremely rare as very  few non-investment grade companies trade these types of products.
Finally, on Friday Bill wanted to do a trade that reduced his exposure to  Enron.
I gave Mike Maggi the go ahead to do the trade without consulting  credit.
I do not believe that I acted out of line in approving this trade  considering the circumstances.
If you believe differently, please advise.
Thanks,
Subject: WPS Yarmouth/Wyman UE offer - no action requested for now


FYI  WPS owns about 20 mw of Yarmouth 4 (often referred to as Wyman)  (9800 heat rate) in Maine and is making this indicative offer to CPs for cal 02...  $5 capacity payment plus actual fuel costs (#6, 0.7% sulfur) - they report a current bid at around $4.75  I have asked them to provide history of : forced outage, actual oil costs compared to index, reduced output due to congestion constraints (this last summer), and other information.
Until we get this and other information I told them we could not properly evaluate the value of this opportunity.
Woody
Subject: PRESIDENTIAL BUSH'S SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GREETING


Special Greeting   Subject: PRESIDENTIAL BUSH'S SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GREETING               "Christmas is a time of wonder and joy, of generosity and peace, that brings family and friends together in celebration and song.
We sing old hymns and familiar carols, we show love for others in the giving of gifts, and we observe the hallowed traditions that make the season special.
This year in the midst of extraordinary times, our Nation has shown the world that though there is great evil, there is a greater good.
Americans have given of themselves, sacrificing to help others and showing the spirit of love and sharing that is so much a part of the Christmas season.
According to the Gospel of Luke, two thousand years ago, the savior of mankind came into the world.
Christians believe that Jesus' birth was the incarnation of God on earth, opening the door to new hope and eternal life.
At Christmastime, Christians celebrate God's love revealed to the world through Christ.
And the message of Jesus is one that all Americans can embrace this holiday season -- to love one another.
Subject: Index products for Jan


Rob,  I have tried to create several index products in product manager but have  only been successful with a couple.
Could you please create Jan Index  products for Agua Dulce Pool, Corpus Christi Pool, Thompsonville Pool,  HPL  HSX Pool, Hpl HSX E Pool, and Exxon Katy.
Thanks,
Subject: Draft


We are going to have the draft on 8/20.
However, we still need to decide  where and at what time.
I would prefer to have the draft around noon.
We  can have the draft at a bar (BW-3) or at the enron building (access to the  internet).
Please let me know ASAP.
Subject: Austin?


I know that Christa sent an e-mail about this a couple of weeks ago, but I  wanted to follow up.
Does anyone have any interest in going to Austin Friday  night and then going tubing in New Braunfels on Saturday.
Let me know.
Forward this to anyone you think mught be interested.
Subject: New Products


I am trying to activate this HSC-Hehub product but keep getting an error that  says "product is not tradeable".
Is it ready to go yet?
If not, when?
Thanks,
Subject: Draft Order Determined


Here it is.
1.
Dave Baumbach 2.
Matt Lenhart 3.
Bryan Hull 4.
Mick Walters 5.
O'neal Winfree 6.
Hector/Lenny/Brian 7.
Eric Bass 8.
Harry Bucalo 9.
Jason Bass 10.
Phillip Love
Subject: Generation


I am trying to pull together a report on the future of the gas market in  Texas.
I was wondering if you have a report that shows new generation coming  on in the next 3-4 years as well as a report that shows current generation.
The names of the companies building/owning the facilities is not important.
The most important data is MW capacity as well as type of generation (i.e.,  natural gas, coal, etc.)
Do you have this information?
Thanks,
Subject: New Product


Dale,  On the new Gas Daily product that you are setting up, I think it would be a  good idea to have a Nymex reference in the short description.
Something  like, US Gas Daily NX GD/D HSC.
In addtion, we need two new index locations set up, Carthage hub and Agua  Dulce hub.
Please contact Todd Richardson for further details on these.
Thanks for your help.
Subject: Game Tonight


The game is at 8:45 at the Post Oak YMCA.
The Post Oak YMCA is outside the  loop at the corner of San Felipe and Augusta.
We have eight as of now, so make sure and let me know if you can't make it  for any reason.
Subject: Historical flows


Howard,  Per our conversation, these are the meters that I need historical flow  information on.
Info for 2 years back would be helpful.
#1008 #1007 #1358 #1009 #1175   Thanks,
Subject: Re - mapping


Imelda,  Could you please re-map HPL meter #0073 to the IF-HPL/Shpchan mid market  curve.
Please keep all other mappings for this zone and point the same.
Thanks,
Subject: Home Audio?


A guy at work is thinking about upgrading his home speakers.
He really likes  a set already and wants to buy them, but they require a high powered amp.
His question is does the quality of the amp make that big of a difference  assuming equivalent power levels?
i.e for a given level of power how much  does the quality of the high end amp matter?
Thanks
Subject: *Updated* Nightly Duties and MDEA Load sheets folder


Hello all,  Attached is an updated sheet regarding what needs to be done at night regarding MDEA and our old nightly duties.
Also there is now a folder near the MAPP printer (between Dean and Don) that will include all the nightly faxes and load sheets.
The folder will help us keep track of what has been faxed in case EES trans calls complaining.
The load sheets are needed for the daily forecasting expained in the SOP 13 Dean sent out last week.
In the folder there are extra copies of the SOP 13 in case you want it as well as GENCO phone numbers in case Allegheny calls.
Hopefully this will help create some consistency on nights and provide the day people access to the MDEA load sheets.
If you have any questions please give me a ring.
Happy Holidays,
Subject: HOT or NOT News - December 24, 2001


HOT or NOT News December 24, 2001 - www.hotornot.com   	  Be your own Boss and Work from Home.
Click here  to get FREE Information on how you can make up to $4000 per Week!!
Merry Christmas!
-Jim and James =)
Subject: Your mailbox is over its size limit


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Subject: 24 hr 1-800 phone


TJ:  How many 1-800 phone numbers does power have?
( If any other than 24 Hr trading, please advise) What is the number for 24 HR group?
( I will need to coordinate a cutover for this) Do you know of any special phone needs for the weekend trading?
(The people on turrets will be fine, they pin in anywhere)  Any other thoughts or concerns are appreciated.
Thank you,
Subject: UP 27% and still climbing!  Buy NOW or miss out...


Dear Investor,  About 3 weeks ago, I e-mailed you about a stock I believe can make you filthy rich.
So far, I haven't heard back from you, and that's a real shame.
That's because we don't get many chances like this one -- where a small investment now can
Subject: New UBS Phone Number Requests


Several discussions have been circulating regarding current Enron phone numbers and the need for new toll-free numbers the UBS East Power Group.
For the UBS Power Trading group (EAST):    We can request new toll-free numbers (24 Hour, Fax and Scheduling) as per Kathy Link (UBS Houston 5-5418).
a.
Don Baughman and I have discussed a few options for these numbers, but would welcome any input or related requirements you may be 				aware of prior to us initiating this.
b.
We will establish these for East Power ASAP.
David Steiner (503-464-3701) will be the contact to facilitate this effort for the West Desk    	     Our current "853" numbers will probably be replaced by new "584" numbers(Kathy Link is working on this).
If this occurs, new numbers will be assigned to us.
Our Current "800" numbers for 24-Hour, "Fax, and Scheduling can be forwarded  / transferred by the IT group to the Estate from our current phone turrets.
Let's discuss these numbers tomorrow, Tuesday morning (February 4th).
Thanks,
Subject: LN Database "east power trading"


Hey don,  1.
We have a new solution for the db which will work in outlook.
They wanted to know if we will still need the historical data and they will need to check if we are allowed to take that data.
Do we need the data?
Do we still have business from that when we become UBS?
2.
Please put in an erequest for a public folder.
Goto erequest and choose applications/ms outlook/public folder...put notes that you will use to replace old "east power trading" ln db.
Let me know so I can get it done.
Subject: Sent on behalf of Mark E. Haedicke


Respond by January 10, 2002 and no later than 4:00 p.m.  Enron North America Corp. and  Enron Net Works LLC are circulating this Questionnaire to their directors and officers to develop and verify information that will be used in connection with the proposed sale of all the business of wholesale trading of natural gas and electricity with customers in North America.
In a nutshell, we need to disclose any transactions between you and Enron Corp., Enron North America Corp. or Enron Net Works relating to the trading business since September 30, 1999.
We expect to be in position to sign the purchase documents upon completion of the auction scheduled for Thursday, January 10, 2002.
Unfortunately, that means we need your responses to the questionnaire as soon as possible, and in no event later than 4:00 p.m. of January 10, 2002.
Regards,
Subject: urgent info needed for DIP


By 3pm today, could you please provide me with information to complete the attached schedule regarding AR, AP, and shipped but not billed amounts.
This information is needed to be presented to the DIP committee tomorrow.
The purpose of this schedule is to put together a beginning net asset balance sheet prior to bankruptcy.
Information needed should be as of 11/30/01.
Specifically, I believe the following people are the point people for:  ENA: Leslie Reeves: AR, AP, Shipped but not billed EGM, EIM: Kevin Sweeney: AR, AP, Shipped but not billed, Angeles Beltri: reconciliation of roles to accounting for prm amts EEL, gas, power: David Oliver: prm net asset, liabilities, AR, AP, shipped but not billed, P&L EEL metals NY/US companies: Louis Colarusso, Claire Wright prm net asset, liabilities, AR, AP, shipped but not billed, P&L EGM ECTRIC: Cindy Horn/Melissa Allen: prm net asset, liabilities, AR, AP, shipped but not billed, P&L NORDIC ECTRIC: Matthew Landy: prm net asset, liabilities, AR, AP, shipped but not billed, P&L EIM ECTRIC: Jenny Latham: split out of ECTRIC from receivership, AR, AP, shipped but not billed, P&L  Also, please give me information about any numbers you are not comfortable with as I am compiling a detailed schedule of the exceptions/problems with these numbers.
Please call me with any questions, comments, concerns (713 853 9123).
Thanks
Subject: NETCO LIST


Sally - per our discussion, I have removed the following names from the NETCO organization chart which was submitted to Louise today.
Bob - we need to communicate to these individuals that they are still on the NETCO list but will be transferred at a later date, which is still to be determined.
I have relayed this information to Faith Killeen and her team who is trying to reconcile our budget with the NETCO list.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks, Leslie  Michelle Bruce Kris Hanson Dale Neuner Donnie Vinson Laura Dewitt Donnie Myers
Subject: EOP's Revised Headcount & TradeFloor Count To Be Placed


Tammy,   Attached is the Latest EOP's Headcount & TradeFloor Count to be Placed    In the Headcount list I have highlighted in red any changes to headcount and comments that were affected.
If I only changed an employee name and the headcount # did not change I did not highlight it.
I also added a Grand Total without HPL Employees (those that are tranferring to AEP).
I will be forwarding the EOP's Headcount 5.3 attachment to Sally's direct reports and will forward a revision as necessary.
For those employees yet to be placed we have Gas Logistics employees that were not included with their groups per        Ina's list and this will be necessary.
We also need to meet with Sally again to discuss even further priority to be given to a couple of other groups that need to        be on the trade floor with the Traders and Gas Logistics Schedulers (i.e., Transport Rate, Risk Mgmt)  Please let me know if there is anything I can help you with.
Regards,
Subject: Global Accounting Steering Committee


I would like to pull together a relatively small group of people to discuss and address issues and opportunities that impace Global Accounting.
This group will have a working session every other week on Tuesday beginning May 15.
(These are the Tuesday's that the CAO staff meeting does not take place).
The meetings will be held in 50M03 and will start at 8:30 and last approximately one hour  Please contact me with any questions.
If you will not be able to attend, please call Sharron at x37094.
Thanks.
The members of the Global Accounting Steering Committee are: Rick Causey Sally Beck Bob Butts Wes Colwell Fernley Dyson Rodney Faldyn Rod Hayslett Bob Hermann Kevin Hughes Phillip Lord Allan Sommer George Wasaff
Subject: Energy Power Risk Management Conference - 2001


Sally,  I was scanning the brochure for the referenced conference, and noticed that Operational Risk is being addressed by an Enron Corp. employee, Kevin Kindall.
I tried to locate him on our People finder, but could not locate him.
I was just curious if you know who he is?
The brochure lists him as a manager.
Although I can not attend due to the Impact & Influence conference, it is the type of conference I would love to attend in the future.
Subject: DPR by commodity


We have designed an additional Daily Position Report which consolidates P&L, positions, maturity gap, and VAR by commodity rather than business unit.
In accordance with the Risk Policy paragraph III - Limit Structure, possible breaches of limits are monitored against commodities rather than Business Units.
This report is currently being published to the Executive Viewer under the name of DPR RAC (will be retitled to DPR commodity).
We are in the process of granting each one of you access to this report.
When access is granted to all DPR viewers, we plan to remove the limits amount off of the Business Unit Daily Position Report as the limits are granted by commodity, not business unit.
Please contact me with any questions/comments or concerns.
Thank you