This is the content of an email: Hello, Jeff, I know you must be quite busy with calls for interviews following your recent announcement that you were leaving Enron. However, I'm hoping if you have a moment today, you could provide 2 or 3 quotes about your decision and where you're heading next for McKinsey & Company's internal news Web site, NewsNetwork, which has loyal readership across our Firm. Our upcoming deadline is tomorrow afternoon in time for our Monday, August 20 edition. Given that we covered you once before on NN (see article below) we believe this article would make for an important and worthy follow up. I will take the liberty of calling you today to ensure you received this message. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration. Warm Regards,

Subject: A few quotes for McKinsey's internal NewsNetwork?

This is the content of an email: I want to ask a question for e:speak today but I don't want my name put on the question. There are some internet gurus working on e:mail from Mars. I would like to know if Enron has plans on getting involved in interplanetary communication. Tomorrow will be here faster than you think! Thank you for your valued and important time and my privacy. Diana

Subject: CONFIDENTIAL

This is the content of an email: Attached for your review is a draft of the Lost Creek - ENA IT Agreement. Please review and let me know if you have any comments or questions. Some provision (nominations, imbalances) are taken from the North Central Agreement since BR is familiar with that form.

Subject: Lost Creek IT Agreement

This is the content of an email: Rick & Ted, One more thing to watch. California power prices next summer. We see the possibility of higher prices and of spikes (bad hydro conditions in California, growing demand for power). Vince
Subject: California Power