Based upon my review of the files and discussions with other lawyers and other business people: Ameritex Ventures II, Ltd.- No further funding commitment exists. Nutech Energy Alliance, Ltd. - A DASH has been approved for funding $2,627,000 million. $592,000 has been funded. There is no known legal documentation of a commitment to fund any additional amount. It is unclear what expectations other partners may have regarding future fundings by the Enron entity. Texland Limited Partnership - An AFE for $4 million has been approved but funding will not be required until next year. Approximately $1 million/month for the first four months of 2002 will most likely be required. Andex Credit Facility - Fundings are in the sole discretion of ECTMI as the agent. Tri-C Resources - ENA is committed to fund $30,000-40,000 of general and administrative expenses this year. Westwin Energy I Limited Partnership - Additional capital contributions require unanimous consent of the partners. A Dash has been approved for $7,400,000 contingent upon certain levels of success and an engineer's report. Hanson - No further funding obligations exists.
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Here is an email: Just wanted to let you both know that I spoke to the Credit Manager over at Williams this evening and he is going to look into what issues their Legal and confirm group are having on this contract. I'll let you know what he has to say. Talk to you later, Veronica
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Q: The Commission discussed its market based rate policy at today's meeting. They did not vote out an order today, but expect to take up this issue again next meeting. The staff memo recommended the following: For an interim period, FERC will deal with pending requests for market based rates and with triennial reviews of those rate authorizations, using a new test called the "Supply Margin Assessment" (also called a jazzed up version of the hub and spoke test) where a seller's capacity will be reviewed against the generation reserve margin in a market. The test takes into account constraints based on TTC. If the capacity of a seller is not necessary to meet peak demand,the seller does not have market power. This test is applicable to all markets that are not part of an existing RTO or ISO. For those selling into an RTO/ISO, the FERC will continue to allow market based rates subject to the market monitor and mitigation. Staff also recommends that FERC initiate a Section 206 investigation to require each seller with market based rate authority to change its tariff by adding a provision stating that if the seller acts in an anticompetitive manner, the FERC can require refunds. Through questioning by Commissioner Massey, it was revealed that, even if a seller did not engage in bad behavior, but sold into a disfunctional market, refunds could be required. In the staff memo, apparently staff had left vague the definition of anticompetitive behavior in order to be able to interpret it most broadly. However, Commissioners asked staff to better define the anticompetitive actions that could trigger refunds. This policy will be brought up again at the next Commission meeting on October 11. It will be issued as a proposed action, giving parties an opportunity to comment within 15 days and then also file reply comments, Final action is expected within 60-90 days. Last, for the long-term, FERC will hold outreach meetings looking for answers as to how to detect market power and what to do when it is detected. Since the interim measure is only a "snapshot" approach according to Commissioner Massey, he is willing to support it only along with the above described tariff provision. Commissioner Breathitt is very uncomfortable with an open refund requirement, stating that it adds to regulatory uncertainty at a time when the Commission is most interested in giving certainty to the industry in order to assure reliability.
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IN: I read the applications, letters of recommendation and resumes on the plane to Austin and in the hospital this weekend. Below are my suggested seven appointees to the Analyst Advisory Board. I made the selections based on their answers to the application questions, plus I attended to get a mix of male and female, commercial and merchant service analysts rotations, current operating company assignments, undergraduate schools, etc. I am sorry that I will not be able to join you in the meeting today. Analyst School Current Rotation Rationale Ilan Caplan UT CALME Structuring Both MSA and Commercial Analyst rotations Erin Rice Trinity CALME Structuring Vocal; good to be part of the solution; female minority Brian Hoskins Vanderbilt ENA Trading I will trust Jeff Shankman on this one Carrie Southard Texas A&M ENA - EOL Current MSA rotation Alejandro Veiga Rice ESA - Venezula Good ideas; diverse background Courtney Votaw Pepperdine Corp. - PR Adds interest to the mix with her rotation & background Adrian Woolcock Rice EES Sounds mature; good ideas

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AT APPROXIMATELY 22:00 10-23-01 A U - HAUL RENTAL TRUCK WAS FOUND IN NEWARK SUB STATION. SUB IS LOCATED 20 MILES EAST OF COLUMBUS OHIO. IT IS 69- 4 KV WITH SIX DISTRUBITION FEEDERS SERVING 3795 CUSTOMERS. THE TRUCK HAD CRASHED THROUGH THE GATE AND KNOCKED OVER A METERING PEDESTAL. A BRICK HAD BEEN WEDGED TO HOLD THE GAS PETAL DOWN . LOCAL AUTHORITIES WERE ADVISED, AND THE INVESTIGATION IS ONGOING. NO OUTAGES WERE EXPERIENCED.

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I am writing to inform you that the deadline for your offer of employment from Enron has been extended until January 2, 2001. More information will follow between now and then. If you have any questions regarding this extension, please call me at 1-800-97ENRON (extension 57229) or Kristin Gandy at extension 53214. Thank You,
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Enron Offer Deadline Extension