Mark: I have scheduled a 5 pm flight to NO. I am attending a wedding Friday night. I hope this is not a problem, but let me know. Also, did you receive my voice mail about the Goldman electronic agreement and their denial of my request for injunctive relief upon proof of breach? I'd like to finalize this agreement. Thanks. Sara
Answer: Friday, flight to N.O.
On Thursday afternoon, I received from NRG all of the transcripts of communications that they recorded between the parties. Here is my short summary: There are six transcripts. Five of them seem pretty good for us. One is truly awful. Transcript 1 (May 4, 2001): NRG's Bill Stone talks to John Zurita about trying to come to terms on the deal. No terms are finalized. Transcript 2 (May 4, 2001): Stone calls Zurita back and proposes a price that Zurita agrees to. However, Zurita makes it clear that although many of the terms have been agreed to, "obviously we have to get agreements signed and get the lawyers involved and all that good stuff." Stone appears to recognize that the deal is not complete: "So we're really not done. Fuck." Transcript 3 (May 8, 2001): Stone simply leave a voicemail for Chuck Decker asking to get a confirm of the deal. Transcript 4 (May 8, 2001): Stone talks to Decker. Decker says: "Rogers Herndon is in charge of that. Okay? He has to put the pressure on the credit guys to get the credit shit put to bed. His words, and they're not exact, but they're pretty close to this, I consider the deal done, tell Bill the deal is done, assuming that the back offices communicate the needed information." Discussions are had about getting the credit folks together to iron out details. Transcript 5 (May 16, 2001) (THE BAD TAPE): Stone calls Zurita and sets him up, asking him a number of questions aimed at determining if there really is a binding and enforceable deal between the parties. When Stone asks "why don't you just tell me where you guys think the deal is?," Zurita replies: "I think -- I say the deal is done." Stone's next question: "Well, let me ask a question. What happens if gas goes to two bucks tomorrow? Do you still consider the deal done?" Zurita's answer: "Yep." And there's more. Stone next asks: "Are you guys going to stand on the deal for $70 for the five years? I mean, I just -- I mean, I just gotta know exactly where you stand." Zurita's answer: "The deal is done, yes." Ouch. This is not good.
Answer: NRG Dispute
Janie may have a market for this gas in January - She needs to know immediately what volume to sell. Is the volume still 11,692 mmbtu/day or does it fluctuate each month based on price? Please advise ASAP - Thanks
Answer: ECS Sale for January
To: All Enron Houston Users Subject: New Dialing Instructions Ref: Tie Line Access Code Changes - Enron Building Phone System Effective Saturday, August 18, the access code for remote locations will be modified within the Enron Building phone system to reflect a standard utilized by all Enron phone systems. The modification will change the first digit dialed when accessing the tie lines by using the Alternative Routing feature from 7 to 8. As all other Enron phone systems currently access the tie lines with the digit 8, the change from 7 to 8 will only affect users who reside in the Enron Building. All other Enron phone system users should note that several digits of the tie lines to London, Calgary, and Portland have changed. What This Change Means To You Effective Saturday, August 18, you must replace the first digit 7 with an 8 when accessing the tie lines. Additionally, several of the digits to the London, Calgary, and Portland tie lines have changed. All other digits of existing access codes will remain the same. For your reference, a list of the new dial strings for remote locations is identified at the bottom of this message. Please Note: This change also means that any Auto-Dial buttons you use to call associates at remote locations will now have to be re-programmed. Such buttons may be programmed on conference room phones and FAX machines in your area. To re-program an Auto-Dial button: ? Press the Menu button on your soft keys ? Press the Program button on your soft keys ? Press the Auto-Dial button you wish to program ? Dial the new Dial String (as identified below) ? Press the # key REVISED DIAL STRINGS FOR ENRON TIE LINE NETWORK Users must dial 8 digits to call via Tie Lines
Answer:
New Dialing Instructions