Dear Vince, We have been working on the curriculum for some of the educational programs to be offered by the Energy Markets Institute that Arthur Warga and I discussed with you in the summer. I am attaching (tentative) curricula for two important programs: (1) A graduate certificate in Energy Finance, (2) A 5-year BBA/MS program in Energy Finance. Briefly, the certificate is a 5-course for-credit program that is available to people with sufficient basic background in finance, economics, statistics and mathematics. This certificate includes coursework in accounting issues specific to the energy industry, basic aspects of energy sources and the organization and regulation of energy industry, forecasting and time-series econometric methodologies, basics of financial engineering and derivatives, real-options and project analysis as it applies to the energy industry, and energy derivatives and risk-managament. The 5-year program is more ambitious. It seeks to provide a broad but rigorous curriculum for future energy industry professionals and managers. In the undergraduate component students take rigorous courses in math, probability and statistics, economics, chemistry and physics, and accounting and finance. This is conceived to be an "elite" and highly demanding program where students have to handle the more demanding courses in a variety of areas. The 5th or graduate year of the program is given over to the energy certificate and additional graduate courses in finance and accounting. I know you are extremely busy, but it would be very helpful to get your reaction (even at a broad level) to these programs and the type of courses that are envisaged. We view these programs to potentially form the core of the educational activities of the Institute, but the next step would be to develop more specialized programs (of shorter duration) aimed at professionals already working on challenging problems in the industry. We are in the process of setting up the Institute and developing its governance and administrative structure. I will give you more details very shortly.
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Alan/Geoffrey - Below you will find a BETA and Fee Agreement for TFS, Inc. in relation to certain European products. These agreements reflect that TFS, Inc. be the Broker and thus, need to be signed by the appropriate officer of TFS, Inc. Once they have been signed (and the accurate address for TFS, Inc. completed in the BETA), they should be returned to my attention for countersignature by Enron. Please let me know if either of you should have any questions or need anything further with regard to this matter. Mark
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Here is an email: The purpose of this e-mail is to let you know that we have filed the arbitration demand. I am out of the office today, but will circulate a copy to everyone tomorrow. Before Texaco files their answer, I want to make sure we take care of the fire eyes and dewatering line issues. Have those been paid? Please advise. Also, what is the status on the test to determine appropriate pressure (I forgot the name of it)? Let me know. I think we will probably need to arrange a phone call for early next week with myself, outside counsel, Dave and Garry to walk through some of the technical issues. Brian and Gerald - let me know if you want to participate. Thanks.
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Q: The Enron Oral History Project Continues... "Using History to Help Enron Become the World's Leading Company" How can an understanding of strategic choices, regulatory change and corporate culture help Enron achieve its vision? Speaker: Joseph Pratt, Cullen Professor of History and Business, University of Houston and Co-Director, Enron Oral History Project Thursday, June 7 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EB 5C2 To Make a Reservation, Call 3-1941 and Select Option 1 Lunch will not be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own. Please inform us ahead of time if you need special accommodations to participate in this meeting. Call 3-9390.
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IN: Attention: Houston-based Outlook Users The Global Messaging Team is proud to announce that beginning today, Monday July 16th, Houston-based Enron employees that have been migrated to Outlook will be able to securely access their Enron Email from anywhere on the web. This means that if you can get on to the Internet, you can access your Enron Email with Outlook Web Access (OWA) without having to dial in to Enron's network. Please note that this is not available to those users still on Lotus Notes but will be available once they are migrated to Outlook. Once on the Internet, type mail.enron.com in your browser address window and supply your Enron network logon credentials as username and password. For example: Username: jdoe4 Password: ******** Once you log in, Outlook Web Access opens your Enron Email mailbox. Outlook Web Access (OWA) allows you to send and receive mail, perform calendar tasks and manage your mail and contacts, as well as access your mailbox folders. At this time, Public Folders are not accessible via OWA. Please keep in mind that Outlook Web Access is a browser-based version of what you might use in the office, so the functionality may be slightly different and some features of Outlook 2000 may not be available at all. Additionally, OWA is only supported using Internet Explorer 5.x only and not supported with Netscape. Outlook Web Access is the standard Email package for connecting to your Enron mail from home, whether you are using an Enron-issued home PC, an Internet connection with your personal home PC, or your ClickAtHome PC. We will not support the use of the full Outlook installation for home use. Outlook Web Access for remote locations and European/APAC Enron sites is currently being addressed and will be available soon. At this time, OWA is only available if your mailbox resides on a Houston mail server. If you have any questions, please call: Resolution Center at x31411 or ETS Solutions Center at x54745

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