Q: Jay, It was good to meet you today. As per our conversation in the hallway, Andy Zipper and I would like to get the "Vega Limit" for power options decimalized. Currently we can only take this value down to 1. We would like to have the ability to set this at .1 (point one). Thanks. Rob Stalford 853-6768
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A: online power option change request

Q: There is still time to make your reservation to the attend the October 8 HBS luncheon. Reply now! Who is going to be the next mayor of Houston? How does local government contribute to the fostering and enhancement of key factors that contribute to Houston's economic vitality and quality of life? Who's the right person to lead and direct the government for the next two years? Houston residents will be pondering these and other related issues when they vote this November for the next mayor. Join the HBS Club on October 8th as the mayoral candidates share their views on the future of Houston. Houston is facing major issues and each candidate will present his thoughts on what needs to be done to continue Houston's growth as a premier city. Following a fifteen-minute presentation by each candidate there will be a short question and answer period. SPEAKER: Mayor Lee Brown, Council Members Chris Bell and Orlando Sanchez
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A: HBS October 8 - REMINDER

Q: Dear Invitees: Mitch Daniels, Director of OMB, will be our guest speaker for the Tuesday, November 13, luncheon. Mr. Daniels will discuss the Administration's overall budget priorities, as well as tax and funding issues related to energy. Details are attached. For reservations, please email or call me at 202-824-7121 by noon, Friday, November 9. You do not need to be a member of the Roundtable to attend. See you there!
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A: Natural Gas Roundtable Luncheon, Tuesday, November 13

Q: 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 ! !
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DINNER IN LA GRANGE