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Energy Committee Members and Respected Colleagues: Joe Desmond, President of Infotility and SVMG Energy Committee Co-chair, would like to obtain some information from the California Business Community on some policy concerns. Below are the details for a survey. If you are interested in weighing in, please complete the survey and respond directly to Joe. If your members or colleagues may be interested, feel free to pass on accordingly. If you have any questions about this survey, please contact Joe by e-mail (address below). Thank you. ************************************************** Dateline 2001: California experiences a power gridlock of unprecedented proportions, complete with Stage Alerts and rolling outages. Production lines fall silent. Inventory remains unmoved. Elevators take people hostage. Then businesses are told that summer will be even worse. Not even close. Summer arrives, temperatures moderate, and the state can?t possibly sell back all the power that?s suddenly at its fingertips... If current events in energy are making your head spin, you are not alone. As a business energy user, we'd like to know your opinions by getting your answers to this survey. Thank you in advance for your survey participation and feedback.

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OUT: And The Energy Survey Says
QUESTION: The attached report summarizes current significant legal activities of EWS Legal as of January 15, 2001. This report does not attempt to list all transactions or include reference to on-going maintenance of completed transactions. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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ANS: Enron Wholesale Services Legal Department Monthly Report
Mark: I'm not sure whether this CP does financial trading. Regardless, I've included the highlighted language that I had circulated with the Idacorp draft; I think that you were mulling over whether that new language was acceptable. Please let us know your thoughts so that we can finalize the new rider. THANKS! Stacy: Would you like to tackle ONEOK next? Also, please let me know your thoughts on the bold faced language. Janet
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answer: ONEOK EOL Amendment
My paycheck doesn't seem to be anywhere around here. Could you let me know if my name was on the list of missing paychecks for the end of last month? Kathy Axford said she gave you such a list on 12/30. Thanks,
Answer: 12/31 Paycheck
Here is an email: ALL SECURITY LEVELS REMAIN UNCHANGED, DOE - 3 MODIFIED NERC - 2.5 CONTINUES NRC - 3 CONTINUES NIPC - REPORTS UNCONFIRMED CONVERSATION AT A DINER REGARDING ENTERGY' S GRAND GULF NUCLEAR PLANT, THE ALLEDGED CONVERSATION CONCERNED DISTANCES TO THE PLANT BY WATER AND QUESTIONS ON SECURITY AT THE PLANT. ALSO A UNCONFIRMED REPORT ON A EMAIL WAS MADE ON NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS BEING ATTACKED BY HOT AIR BALLOONS WITH EXPLOSIVES ON THE NIGHTS OF NOVEMBER7TH AND 8TH. NO SPECIFIC PLANT WAS MENTIONED. NOTE: EVEN THOUGH BOTH REPORTS WERE UNCONFIRMED AND UNCORROBORATED THEY ARE STILL CONFIDENTIAL IN NATURE AND NOT TO LEAKED TO UNAUTHORIZED PERSONEL.
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A: UPDATES
QUESTION: market_relations@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Dear Market Participants, The NYISO web servers are down and the nyiso.com site is not available. We are working on the problem and anticipate having the servers available shortly after 3:00 p.m. Regards,
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NYISO - Web Servers Unavailable