This is the content of an email: This is a gentle reminder, and Im sure that most are aware, but under no circumstances is there to be any construction activiy initiated for the turbine installation at the four mainline compressor stations, until the air construction permits are issued by the applicable air agency. Construction activity is defined, but is not limited to roads, trenching activity, buildings, electrical poles etc. The state and federal agencies take a very dim view on initiating any attempts to initiate construction prior to approval. This approval is considered to be the air permit authorizing construction of the proposed activity. Your assistance in this compliance issue will be greatly apprecaited. Data generation and agency consultations are now in progress to expidite the permit submittals. Should you need further clarification, give me a call (505) 625-8022 or via e-mail.

Subject: Arizona Mainline Expansion

This is the content of an email: Kim: I'm in Iran. It's 1pm here. I'll be calling in at 7:15pm to say hello to the board this eve. I hope to have more positive news about insurance today. I'll be working on it during next several hours. Houshyar

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This is the content of an email: Many of you have inquired about January reimbursements to 2002 flexible spending accounts. Aon Consulting, Enron's flexible spending account administrator, has experienced some processing delays. Aon has encountered difficulty in retrieving spending account deduction information, and some deductions are not appearing in Aon's records. Enron Benefits is working with our IT group to help Aon resolve this issue. Also, unprecedented activity at the end of 2001 flooded Aon with year-end claims. Aon has assured us that 2001 reimbursements are now up-to-date, and that they began processing 2002 reimbursements on Monday, February 4. Questions regarding flexible spending accounts can be directed to georgia.fogo@enron.com.

Subject: Flexible Spending Accounts

This is the content of an email: I got back from vacation late Friday. Our whole group got bumped from the flight in Paris so they paid us $700 each to take the next flight out. Not a bad deal! But it was 27 hours travel time from start to finish and I was exhausted. Luckily, it was a 3 day weekend here, so I had time to recover (and clean from my construction work). I had a really nice time. Most of our time we spent in East Germany, except for the flight out of Munich. We went to Berlin, Leipzig, Eisenach, Wittenberg, Erfurt, Potsdam, and hiked in the Harz mountains. My favorite time was the time spent in Kitzbuhl, Austria. It was wonderful, I hope to make an annual hiking trip there for a week every year. It is so hard to do anything like it in Houston, I forget how nice the mountains can be. Our hotel was great, smack in the middle of town and it only cost $30, breakfast and dinner included! Such a deal! I got home and my house is almost done. There are only a few minor things left. The garden is at 85%. My landscaper had a big fight with my tenant while I was gone so she wouldn't come to my house until I got back. I've picked out my two new kitties, and I'll pick them up this weekend, I think (if the painter is done). They are calico cats. I haven't named them yet. What's going on with you? Are they working you to death? Any fun things going on?
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