Hello, Mark. The person you can speak to at Enron is Eric Shaw=20 (44.207.783.5408) - he heads up that part of Europe out of our London=20 office. By copy of this e-mail, I'm letting him know to expect your call. Glad to hear all is well. Good luck with your project! SRS "Mark Skilling" <markskilling@hotmail.com> on 07/31/2000 06:54:52 AM
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Ladies and Gentlemen: Thank you for the constructive dialogue and feedback you have provided to the process of developing a charter for a Global Business Council at the WEF. As part of the process, we have solicited Council member feedback on the proposed role, structure, governance, activities and performance of the Global Business Council. A large number of members have responded through interviews, e-mail and faxes with their thoughts and perspectives. You have clearly communicated to us that in order to be a successful and high performing group, the Global Business Council needs to: - Have a clear and articulate purpose - Primarily serve as an advisory body - Work in a flexible and informal manner - Develop a balanced agenda of globally relevant business issues - Provide a forum to review these core issues in depth - Have meetings that provide substantive discussion to progress the core agenda. We have incorporated this thinking into a strawman charter for your review and feedback. We will include your comments on this strawman and develop the next iteration of the draft charter by November 2nd. As discussed, all responses and comments will be recorded without attribution to the member source. Thank you, again, for taking the time to support this exercise.
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Here is an email: Good morning, Jeff. I caught Frontline's documentary on "Blackout" in its entirety this past Tuesday evening on PBS and found it quite interesting. I was very impressed with both you and Ken Lay the way you bounced back the answers to the commentator's questions. I've been with the company for 3-1/2 years and I am so proud to work with your organization more than ever! This company houses a lot of support for you! Debbie Doyle Corporate Tax P.S. I am looking forward in joining you, and other MS 150 participants, tomorrow for lunch at Damian's.
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Q: Just a reminder when drafting any documents that refer to EES's load: there are over 17,000 meters associated with this load and any estimates of projected load are based upon incomplete data and a fair amount of guess work. Tim Coffing has significantly improved this process; however, it is my understanding that we do not have, even at this time, a 100% accurate picture of historic usage, much less precise forecasts. Therefore, I strongly suggest liberal use of the word approximate when referring to Enron's California load. Thanks,
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IN: Scott: Mark Holsworth suggested that I send this draft Agreement to you which provides for Enron's transfer of the domain name weather-desk.com. I am particular concerned about our ability to make the reps in Section 3. What I am sending you reflects our comments to the other party's draft. I look forward to hearing from you.

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GT, I am planning on driving in Sat. I will probably leave Houston around 9 am. Should be in Austin at lunch time. I can't remember exactly how to get to your casa. Can you drop me some directions again. Thanks.

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