Q: HEY TEAM - CONGRATULATIONS !!! TEAM ENRON, the growing wonder of the cycling world, has done it again!! We successfully completed another MS150. The great weather, fabulous volunteer support, and team camaraderie made it the best ever. I can still see those Enron jerseys whizzing by, and it seems there was always an Enron jersey in sight both days. The advantage for me in starting first is that within a couple of hours, I get to see all 9,000 riders as they pass by, and no matter how many years I've done this, it's still a thrill to be part of such an awesome event. Thanks to Jeff Skilling, CEO of Enron Corp., for setting such a fine example for the team by riding all the way to Austin. He is now a veteran of the 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001 Tours. He looked really good on his new bike, wearing the infamous #1 on his helmet....and he beat his own best time into Austin with a12:00p arrival! Other notable performances: Mark Muller & Dan Leff (In memory of Mark Muller's father whose birthday was April 21) straight through from Houston to Austin, arriving 3:15p on Saturday (not that I would take their word for this remarkable feat, but I have an eye-witness) Top Times Into LaGrange: Charles De Lacey Pete Link Mike Bradley Chuck Howell John Fairchild Kelly Strader Debra Weir Frank Karbarz Steve Shannon Peter Bennett Michael L. Grant Michael Napper 11:15 11:37 11:40 11:40 11:53 12:32 12:42 12:50 12:51 12:58 12:59 12:59 Top Times Into Austin: Pete Link John Fairchild Peter Bennett Frank Karbarz Kellie Metcalf Kris Saadeh Daryl Dornhoefer Michael Napper Corby Clark Charles DeLacey Jeanne Anne Klein Jay Hachen Kelly Strader Nick Rahn Joe Schumacher Eric Sullivan Stacey Tovino 10:31 10:35 10:40 10:45 10:58 11:02 11:05 11:05 11:10 11:15 11:20 11:25 11:25 11:25 11:25 11:25 11:25 Thanks to all our support who made this possible - Co-Captains Stephanie Strong and Becky Pham, Bike Officers Kelly Strader, Charla Reese, Patrick Scales, Stephanie Baker, and Dan Lyons,Team Consultant.
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IN: Subject: TYZ/TYH ROLL SHOULD NARROW/Roll longs now Date sent: Mon, 26 Nov 2001 15:24:12 +0000 Recommendation: Roll long TYZs now at 39/32 or roll short TYZ later in week 2 to 3/32 lower. Rationale: The TYZ/TYH roll will be impacted by a number of factors. Most important, we believe, will be changes in the contract's cheapest-to-deliver caused by market movements. Changes in CTD will change the amount of net positive carry that is the primary determinant of the TYZ/TYH roll's value. For example, The TYZ/TYH roll priced using the 6.5% 2/10 has 35.75/32 of net carry, while the roll priced with the 4.7% 11/08 has only 28.5/32 of net carry. |------------+--------+--------+--------|

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We're home this weekend - might go sailing (you're welcome to come if you want) but nothing big planned. I'm in NYC next Wed - Sun., T's in a swim meet in Atlanta next weekend, NYC after that. Nothing planned for the 26/27 weekend & still toying with the idea of Seattle for the 4th.

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QUESTION: Hey Susan, I hope things are going great! Do you remember Nathan Thomas? He is getting married on August 11th(I will be one of the groomsmen). I thought you might be interested. Have fun, Paul PS - How are things going?
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Sara, We spoke to Ellen Shubert, 203-719-1141. There were not additional monies paid to the wrong account. They are looking from payments from ENA to UBS, which include 492,490.29 Aus and $337,333 SEK . There may be a swiss amount as well. Sheila
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Tana - I spoke to Joe Wright at APB this morning. Here is the rub on this matter: - APB has a $500K LC outstanding to cover the US trading - Norwegin Energy Brokers - AS is a brokerage house trading in Nordic/EU areas (mostly in Scandinavian countries) - First Energy Brokers - AS was formed by NEB for purposes of trading in the Netherlands (not sure of the timing) - NEB owns a large stake in FEB, but not all of the entity. - APB is currently a 23% owner of NEB (thus indirectly owning a piece of FEB) - APB is looking to purchase the balance of the ownership of NEB which is CONFIDENTIAL (seeking to close sometime later this month) - Joe indicated his thought that, post-NEB purchase, there is a good chance that NEB and FEB will be merged - Joe also indicated that it would not be a problem for the APB LC to be expanded to these entities - if this is what credit would need. I do not know if we have any history with either NEB or FEB, but I am sure we need to talk to credit to figure out what is needed in order for the trading to take place. Can you follow this up or do you want me to do so? Thanks.
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Norwegin Energy and First Energy