QUESTION: Dear Mr. Lay, I just wanted to drop you a note and personally wish you the best of luck with Enron Corp. through the holidays and in the coming new year. Although I am not a stockholder, I've always believed that Enron Corp. was on the cutting edge of everything that was good about the energy business, and what's right for Texas in particular. My wife works for the American Heart Association here in Austin. She said you and your company have been a long time and generous supporter of AHA. Thank you for that. As I was reading in the Austin American Statesman this morning, I understand that you have gone to great lengths to do "the right thing" for everyone concerned. I firmly believe that you will come out of this situation on top and continue to prosper and profit as always. P.S. I hope that my email moniker of "elduque" didn't throw you.....I am not with any east coast competitor! I picked it up while watching a World Series game last year and thought it appropriate at the time, when Yankee pitcher "Elduque" was busy striking out the side. Here's hoping you can do the same! Best Wishes For The Holiday Season!! Respectfully, Douglas Smith
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QUESTION: market_relations@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Dear Market Participants: The NYISO back-up dispatch system is scheduled to be tested on Tuesday, September 4, 2001. The test will begin at about 10:30 a.m. and last for approximately one hour. Security Constrained Dispatch (SCD) will be stopped, but the mainframe computer will continue to operate, allowing the NYISO to monitor security. If a situation occurs, the Shift Supervisor will be able to re-start SCD and take appropriate action. The Market Information System (MIS) and Balancing Market Evaluation (BME) will remain available during the test. If you have any questions, please call Customer Relations at 518-356-6060.
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ANS: NYISO Back-Up Dispatch System Testing

QUESTION: Good Afternoon, Although Real Time is forced to live in a quasi-communal way, I would ask that you please do not treat the prescheduler desks as part of the commune. Lisa, Stacy, and Susie all have their own labled chairs, and items on their desk. If you need to logon to their computers, we ask that you please respect that these are their permanent desks and refrain from the following: Failing to log off the computer when you leave. Failing to clean up spilled food and used beverage items. Adjusting chairs. Removing the name stickers on chairs. Removing items from desks without consent. All of these issues have been a problem in the past, and I hope will not continue to be a problem in the future. If you have questions or comments regarding this, please feel free to talk with me. Cara
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Please respect the space and belongings of others on this row