Kerry, As you are probably aware, the EES Risk Control organization is moving under Sally as of April 30, 2001. Our initial thought was we would keep all the former EES employees together in a new ENA accounting entity, but have now decided that the Risk Control group needs to be captured as part of Enron NetWorks. These were previously set up under a new ENA company number (#1596). I don't know if within SAP we can simply repoint the profit and cost centers set up below to roll-up under ENW now instead of ENA, if not, we will need five new ones set up as follows: Executive (Meredith Eggleston)-27101 [Simper, Keith] ,150260 Risk Analytics (Neil Hong)-27102 [Simper, Keith] ,150261 Strategic Operations, Process & Systems (Scott Mills)-27103 [Simper, Keith] 150262 Deal Capture/Confirmation (Meredith Eggleston)-27104 [Simper, Keith] ,150263 Global Data Management (Mark Evans)27105 [Simper, Keith] ,150264 Thanks and don't hesitate to call with questions. Thanks
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In todays meeting the CPUC did NOT act on the Revised Proposed Decision issued last week to unbundle the SoCal system. Once again the decision has been Held Over to the next meeting. gh
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Hello Everyone, We had a few upsets this week, with some games missed by quite a few people. No one correctly picked Georgia defeating #7 Tennessee. Oklahoma/TX game was mixed, many people missed Ohio St. beating Northwestern and the only non-top 25 game was mixed, with many people taking Southern Miss, as Memphis won 22-17. In the pros, many people picked Atlanta over the Bears incorrectly, San Diego over Cleveland was missed by most people, Arizona upsetting the Eagles was not good for just about everyone, Seattle beating Jacksonville was not picked by most people and Tampa Bay defeating Green Bay was also missed by most. Through all that, Joe Step did only get 5 incorrect picks and has won this weeks pool already. I came close with 6 wrong, but we both have St. Louis tonight. We had 33 entries this week, the most we've ever had, even back to last season, good job!! Therefore Joe won $66. Below is each person with the number of games they missed this week. Andy Joe Step 5 Andy Pace 6 Paul Broderick 7 Rick Broussard 7 Todd DeCook 7 Paul Thomas 7 Reagan Mathews 8 Kayne Coulter 8 Gautam Gupta 8 Russell Ballato 8 Larry Jester 8 Valerie Ramsower 9 Joe Quenet 9 Diana Allen 9 Robert Vargas 9 Larry Campbell 9 Bryce Schneider 9 Mauricio Trejo 9 Daniel Muschar 9 Mike Grubbs 9 Jason Kaniss 9 Michele Wilks 10 Jaime Gualy 10 Dave Ryan 10 Pat Hanse 10 Ryan Williams 10 George Phillips 10 Joe Brewer 10 Thomas Lowell 11 Daniel Jenkins 11 Carter Ellis 11 Rob Benson 11 Jeff Miller 11
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Ken left a msg for me on Sunday. He was able to return Bryson's call. Not much new: Ken got Jeff's paper will try to reach Hertzberg on Monday. Bryson gave an update (very consistent with yours on Fri) Wants us to think creatively about "how to keep DWR contracts from preventing the comprehensive solution" and how to address the concerns of the state treasurer. Ken tried to reach Pete Peterson (Blackstone) but did not make contact.
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Ken Lay update