Subject: "Thoughts".

Body: Jim-I just wanted you to know that you are in my mind during these difficult times. I know how disappointing this all must be to you, but know that you have a lot of friends supporting you. Regards

Subject: "WSJ - for confirmation".

Body: Gentlemen, Forgive the string of emails, but I thought a more expedient way to confirm Mr. Lay's current reported holdings would be to lay them out in a spreadsheet. This is a list of both Mr. Lay's direct and indirect holdings at companies I understand he is either a director or executive of. Please let me know if there are any errors, and I have one question about what Mr. Lay's indirect holdings of Compaq are. Many thanks, and I look forward to hearing back from you by Tuesday morning (Nov. 13). Regards,

Subject: "From FoxFire, To an MBA -- I've Come A Long Way".

Body: Mr. Skilling, I realize this message may seem quite unexpected, but I could not resist. It's been a long time since I knew you at FoxFire Cabins. Since then I have completed my undergraduate degree at Trinity University and recently my MBA at the University of Texas San Antonio. In my current job search for a marketing career, I found a marketing position open at Enron and applied for it. As I researched the company, one that I have watched in the past because of your connection, I saw that you are now President and CEO. Your success is quite remarkable. I just wanted to re-introduce myself to you as an adult and recent graduate and hope that somewhere in the future there may be an opportunity to work at Enron. Also, as a very successful MBA yourself, I welcome any advice you may provide a newcomer to the business world. Hope you are doing well with all your endeavors. Sincerely,

Subject: "Texas Gas Case".

Body:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION Texas Gas Transmission Corporation Docket No. RP01-278-002 NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE FILING (October 22, 2001) Take notice that on October 17, 2001, Texas Gas Transmission Corporation (Texas Gas) tendered for filing as part of its FERC Gas Tariff, First Revised Volume No. 1, the following tariff sheets to become effective October 1, 2001: Primary Third Revised Sheet No. 181 Third Revised Sheet No. 182 Third Revised Sheet No. 183 Sheet No. 184 (reserved) Second Revised Sheet No. 185 Alternate Alternate Third Revised Sheet No. 181 Alternate Third Revised Sheet No. 182 Alternate Third Revised Sheet No. 183 Texas Gas states that this filing is being submitted in compliance with the Commission's Order issued on September 19, 2001 in the above-referenced docket. As directed, the tariff sheets removed the daily high/low index price for cash-out. In response, Texas Gas proposes to establish a cash-out price based on a weekly high/low index price determined from the weeks within the applicable month, plus the first week of the following month. The primary and alternate sheets require in-kind make-up of imbalances up to 2% and use the same index price for imbalances above 5%. However, the primary sheets also propose to eliminate cash-out for all imbalances up to 5% by also requiring a mandatory in-kind make-up level from 2% to 5% and by eliminating any use of the 100% price index for this tier of imbalance. Texas Gas states that copies of the revised tariff sheets are being mailed to Texas Gas's jurisdictional customers and interested state commissions.