Subject: "Good morning".

Body: The game was awesome. Our tickets were directly behind homeplate. Debbie said she could see me on every pitch and knew that I left the bootom half of the 8th inning. She said I never picked my nose once on camera. Pretty good, huh. Have a good day. Talk with you later. By the way, your car is done. They had no problem removing the oil filter at all. They only had to wriggle it a little bit. Love, Daddy

Subject: "DINNER IN LA GRANGE".

Body: Dinner in LaGrange will be a great affair. Randy Gross of the Enron Aviation Department will again provide us with his fabulous barbecued brisket and sausage. The Marriott will be there with some great side dishes and some chicken thing that I know will be wonderful as well. J. Paul Oxer is once again Camp Director and has some great improvements to the 2001 tent. Heather Choate is the Volunteer Coordinator for the 65 operations volunteers in Bellville, LaGrange and Austin. Thanks to all! IT IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR YOU TO KNOW THAT THIS DINNER IS PROVIDED FOR ENRON RIDERS AND QUALIFIED VOLUNTEERS ONLY. Many of you have family and friends gathering in LaGrange with you, and they are welcome to visit us in the tent, but we can't feed them. We will need to strictly guard against the possibility of running out of food before the last rider comes in. As a means to control this, if you are not wearing an Enron cycling jersey or an Enron Cycling Club volunteer t-shirt, your name will be checked on a master list before you are invited to participate in the dinner. Since all our volunteers do not know you, please don't be offended when they check the list for your name if you are not wearing an Enron jersey. PLEASE DO EVERYTHING YOU CAN TO SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT THIS. IT'S NOT THAT WE ARE INHOSPITABLE, IT'S THAT WE ARE IN A REMOTE LOCATION WHERE REPLENISHMENT OF OUR FOOD SUPPLY IS NOT POSSIBLE, AND WE DO NOT WANT TO TURN A TIRED, HUNGRY RIDER OR VOLUNTEER AWAY FROM THE TABLE. THERE IS FOOD AVAILABLE FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS THROUGH THE MAIN DINING PROVIDED BY THE MS SOCIETY, AND YOU CAN GET THE LOCATION FROM OUR INFORMATION BOOTH IN THE TENT. THE CHARGE IS $5 FOR DINNER, AND $3 FOR BREAKFAST FOR NON-RIDERS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION ! !

Subject: "FERC filings by NYISO".

Body: NYISO has made several new FERC filings, which are described below: ER02-194-000: Proposed tariff amendments to implement Interregional Transmission Pilot Program for generation redispatch in emergency conditions between the NYISO and the PJM Interconnection, L.L.C. (Interventions/protests due November 16, 2001). ER02-195-000: Revisions to NYISO's Market Administration and Control Area Services Tariff to revise the tariff's definition of Load Shedding. The NYISO has requested a December 28, 2001 effective date. (Interventions/protests due November 19, 2001). ER02-209-000 Filing to continue the effectiveness of provisions in NYISO's Market Administration and Control Area Services Tariff regarding certain market power mitigation penalties. The NYISO has requested a November 1, 2001 effective date. (Interventions/protests due November 14, 2001). Please contact me if you need any further information.

Subject: "Harbor Supplementals".

Body:
Group, I was informed this afternoon, around 1530 PDT, by Mike at the ISO, that Harbor's wavier rights were taken away due to higher than normal loads expected for tomorrow, Tuesday 10/2. So, we need to put in supplemental energy bids in for both Harbor units, HARBGN_7_UNITS (80mw) and HARBGN_7_PL2X3 (17.9mw). Please submit bids as soon as possible, at least by HE20 Monday, 10/1, going through HE24 on Tuesday, 10/2, for both units, at the real-time price cap, of $91. If the ISO hits the bid, go ahead and accept the bid, and then call the control room to tell them to ramp up. Thanks a bunch,