Subject: "Telephone Outage Enron Houston".

Body: FYI - People tend to forget that we have some parts of the business that run 24 hours a day. We often get notices like the one sent on March 29 below without much lead time and without regard to potential business impact. Bob Superty has done a good job in scrambling to provide business solutions for us in gas scheduling. This is a good team that knows how to react quickly.

Subject: "Online Trading-Weather".

Body: I'm working with Mike Corbally's office to get the missing information on Reporting Service, Reporting Agency and Datasource for the European based weather confirmations. As soon as I have that information available, I will plug it into the confirms and email the confirms to you. Mark Taylor said someone there in London Legal was working on a list of approved jurisdictions for derivatives. Is it ready yet? Can I get a copy of it? I need it to continue my work on the approved counterparty list. Thanks!

Subject: "Northwest Pipeline Scheduled Volumes and Point Catalog".

Body: Hi Jason, Tried to call you, but could't get through at 503.464.8637. Is that the right number? Here's some suggestions on how to access the data you want: POINTS LIST: My point list is pretty out of date. If you have access to NW Passage, you can get to a current list by logging in, go to "EBB", then "Point Capacity", then hit refresh. If you want to look at the capacity of a specific point, highlight the point and hit "Point Capacity". SCHEDULED POINT VOLUMES: You can look at scheduled volumes at all points, including the "zones" that we were talking about, via the scheduling screen. You must be logged into NW Passage. Go to the "Noms" Section, then the "Scheduling" window. Click on the "Meter" radio button at the upper left and fill in the desired date or date range. Hit "Refresh" and the point volumes should pop up and look similar to the view scheduling screen. You have the option to save this information into a spreadsheet as well as look at volumes for a range of dates. This should give you the same data as the unutilized capacity report with the addition of the other "zone" and throughput volumes. It looks like a pretty comprehensive list of active points as well. The scheduling screen is pretty powerful and has a lot of other features as well... you might play around with it or call me to find out what else it can do. Please call me if you have any questions. Thanks,

Subject: "Direct Access Disclaimer Language".

Body:
As I mentioned in my voice-mail, this needs to go somewhere that users might actually see it - e.g. a news ticker story. Simply adding it to the Legal & Privacy Statement, while helpful, is not sufficient. EnronOnline will assist users, upon request, in arranging for direct access connection (such as a "T1" line or other means of direct access) to EnronOnline, as an alternative to internet access. Direct access connections might enable users to access EnronOnline more quickly than is currently possible through internet access.