This is the content of an email: Hey, how's things? Long time not chat. What's up? Anywho, you seem like the right person to respond to this email. (And I have no idea.) Best,

Subject: question for you

This is the content of an email: Dear Jeff, In case you do not recall my name, I organized the Conference series for PDVSA that hosted President Bush (41), Lou Noto, Harry Longwell, etc. in 96, James A Baker III, et. al. in 97 and Robert Mosbacher , Jeff Skilling and others in 98. Anyway, today after reading the Wall Street Journal, it could appear outright impertinent to contact you. I chose to believe exactly the opposite. Attached you will find an invitation to an interesting energy/ IT event. I think you will be able to judge the merits of attending on your own. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all the best in your upcoming professional opportunities. Best regards,

Subject: Invitation--Tom Peters/Sapient Event

This is the content of an email: I am getting ready to fax you Steve Kean's comments to the language. Steve Kean is marking this material as to regulatory information only. Not as to legal. He told me he also passed these market descriptions to Karen Denney in Public Relations for her comments and she supposedly is going to send her comments to me for forwarding to you. I will let you know as soon as I receive your comments.

Subject: Market Description Language

This is the content of an email: Dear Market Participants: Methodology used in developing the NYISO Virtual Bidding Credit Requirements: Day Ahead Market Hourly Zonal LBMP and Real Time Market Integrated Hourly Zonal LBMP values were used as the data source for developing the NYISO Virtual Bidding Credit Requirements. These values are available on the NYISO web site. The time period of June 1, 2001 through August 31, 2001 was used. Peak hours are defined here as the hours of 6am (06:00) through and including 10pm (22:00). The absolute value of the difference of the DAM and R/T price was calculated for each peak hour. The 97th percentile of these series of prices was calculated for each zone. The maximum of these zonal 97th percentiles was calculated to be $159.33. The data manipulation and calculation was performed in MS Excel. The attached spreadsheet contains the data used in the June 2001 to August 2001 calculations. (See attached file: Virt Bidding Credit Req data.xls) Please contact the Customer Relations department with any questions. Regards,
Subject: Virtual Bidding - data release