IN: These are some pictures from Susan and Eric's Wedding. Excuse the pictures of me and the new car, and of Duke. It was an all or nothing deal. I think you can order pics??? I am not too sure! Hope all is well with everyone---dinner after Christmas?

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OUT: Kelly Webb invites you to see photos online!

IN: I forgot one deferral that came through as a PMA in 0003 GL. Please defer $18,933 in expense(revenue entry) for Southern Union, production month 9911. Shout with any questions. Thanks. PL

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OUT: One more deferral

IN: Energy Firms' Mixed Message Is Focus of Inquiry Deregulation: Senate panel will investigate whether suppliers were being misleading when they promised lower rates for consumers while they were also predicting bigger profits for investors. By ROBERT J. LOPEZ and RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writers In the summer of 1999, a top official with a major player in California's power market testified during a congressional committee hearing in support of speeding up deregulation. Unleashing market forces, said the Dynegy Inc. executive, would ensure "maximum customer savings" and "low-cost power." That same month, the Houston-based firm made a far different pitch to Wall Street: Deregulation and major swings in electricity prices would boost revenue and stock value. "We know how to take advantage of volatility spikes across the gas and power market," Chief Executive Officer Charles Watson declared in a publication targeting large investors. "The energy marketplace," he predicted, "will simply get more volatile." Dynegy was not alone, a review of federal filings, company documents and public records shows. In the years since California's pioneering deregulation plan was approved, other major out-of-state energy suppliers were sending similar, seemingly contradictory signals to the public and stock buyers. Now, those divergent messages--electricity prices will fall but corporate

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OUT: More on CA Legislature Inquiry into Wholesale Prices

IN: Here is an updated version of the Energy Ops Overview (Total Budget/Headcount broken out by Business Unit) and the Headcount Report by Business Unit/Function. We've verified these numbers with Fin Ops so everything should be in order. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks,

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2002 Budget Energy Ops Overview