QUESTION: Mr. Lay: =20 I would like to take this opportunity to thank you, from the bottom of my h= eart, for all the hard work you are trying to do, and continue to try to do= , on behalf of those of us who will always be proud to call Enron 'home'. = I joined Enron a short 11 months ago, and moved from the New Hampshire Publ= ic Utilities Commission to do so, and will likely never regret taking the l= eap. I have learned so much of value here, have broadened my horizons by or= ders of magnitude, and worked with so many top quality people, that I canno= t help but feel better for the experience. I have enjoyed professional suc= cess and satisfaction beyond my wildest dreams with Enron, and will always = carry the confidence of having succeeded amongst the best there are in the = business. I cannot help but feel terrible that so many wish to lay blame w= here it does not belong, but I can only assume that in times of crisis, lay= ing blame may soothe nerves and provide some comfort. Know that there are = still many at Enron who admire the enormity of what you have done for energ= y markets in the United States, and have never doubted your integrity. As = I, like many others, inevitably move on in these coming weeks and months, I= will leave with mainly good memories, and of course, the regret that such = an awesome organism like Enron could not survive forever. My prayers and t= houghts are with you as you work so hard at preserving our core businesses,= and again, thank you for giving me the opportunity to have been a part of =
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Hello Scooter, Hope you had fun on your three dates this weekend!!! (you slut!) You know I am jealous. Peggy says not to spread yourself too thin!!!! You would not believe how cheap it is here. Today at the musuem I had a sandwich, snickers and a cafe latte for $1.50!!! A three course dinner last night cost $3.00. The bad news is that your gift cost $0.20!! (ha, ha) I really haven't bought it yet. Take Care, Miss you, Julie :-)
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answer: Hello from Prague
I agree with Rick. I know Jose is tied up on current business, but his input will be important. To date we have been relying on legal analysis of required approvals etc. That information is essential but it is, as you know, about 10% of the issue. The far more critical considerations are how is the government likely to react on a political level and what can we do about it. I think our government affairs people are in the best position to make these assessments.
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Here is an email: Can you send me your form(s) of Password Applications?! Thanks! I needed to talk to you about MG, because I am really backed up and have not been able to get to that counterparty list. What is my drop dead date?
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Q: Summary of RTO-Related Events for the Week of September 10, 2001 *************************************************************************************** Monday, September 10 FERC Administrative Law Judge for the Southeast releases her report on the SERTO mediation process Tuesday, September 11 Steve Kean to speak with select reporters regarding Enron interpretation of SERTO report House Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality holds hearing on Electric Transmission Policy: Siting, Incentive Rates, and Reliability - Jim Steffes to testify on behalf of Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) Wednesday, September 12 Newly-appointed FERC Chairman, Pat Wood, to preside over his first meeting at FERC. Intends to state his FERC business policy Thursday, September 13 Enron hosts breakfast for Republican Governors Association in Houston - Ken Lay to speak on RTOs Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources to markup Senator Bingaman's draft energy legislation Friday, September 14 House Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality holds hearing on Electric Transmission Policy: Regional Transmission Organizations, Open Access, and Federal Jurisdiction Enron to file protests/comments in the ARTO and MISO compliance filings made to FERC on 8/31/01 requesting further proceedings (mediation, settlement conference or staff technical conference) to establish a single Midwest RTO. (Numerous Midwest PUCs, consumer groups, and industrial groups filed similar requests at FERC this week). Enron to file a Show Cause Order asking FERC to require utilities and public power to make affirmative statements to join FERC-approved RTOs or face repurcussions (i.e. loss of market-based rates, new rate cases, reduced rate-of-return, etc._
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Here is an email: Leslie Sara, and Brent: Could I get an update on were we are with the top 20 customer amendments. Last week we got 5 amendments for power physical but we still haven't received any amendments for financial. Entergy-Koch is very interested in ConfirmLogic and have asked for the amendments. When can we get the amendments for Entergy-Koch completed? Thanks,
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Amendments Status