Q: I borrowed 19903 from Egan for today's gas day and I need to pay it back by Friday. For tomorrow, I am going to over nominate Leach. After the cuts, if any, I want to back off of Leach and take the gas to Egan to payback back part of my balance. Here are the deal numbers and volumes. Deal Current Vol After Cuts Comment 1149149 21,000 10,000 Moves gas from CGLF Leach to TCO Leach. 1143923 31,000 20,000 Mainline to Leach Transport 1143924 49,798 38,469 Onshore to Mainline - volume may be off a little, just need to balance mainline 1161116 7,707 ???? Onshore to Egan Hub transport and desk to desk. Move the onshore balance to Egan Hub. I may be out this afternoon. I think we should wait until tomorrow morning to adjust these tickets, UNLESS KELLY, you feel comfortable about CGAS not allocating Leach. Thanks for your support.
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IN: Ken, Attached are the Medusa docs with some slight revision. The revisions are all to make it clear that this is a nonbinding proposal. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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I have gotten a call from Roger Mock, CEO of American Public Energy Agency, regarding a series of transactions. In 1999 we (ENA through Enron Natural Gas Marketing Corp.) entered into a 12-year prepay. We got approximately $297MM in cash up front, with delivery obligations at various delivery points, including NNG-Demarc, Rockies, TW-SJ, NIT, Topock and Sumas over the life of the deal. Currently the end users are Clark Public Utility District (Washington State), City of Glendale (California), City of Pasadena Water and Power Department (California), and Sacramento Municipal Utility District (California). It is my understanding that ENGMC is not currently in bankruptcy. I am sending down to Mike's attention a CD with the project documents on it. I apologize in advance for the absence of a table of contents, but I felt lucky just to get the information. Teresa Bushman may have a hard copy of the documents.

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QUESTION: Why is the mkt so damn strong? Also, give me a call when you have a minute. I need to discuss this swing set stuff w/ you.
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In light of the current circumstances with the company and the concerns that our counterparties have at this time, I would like to leave the upstream business in Denver. Moving this business would lead to confusion with our customers and to our Denver based employees. Let me know if you have any issues with this. If you would like to go up there for coordination and training, then feel free to travel to Denver. Thanks,
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Please respond to Sivy on Stocks SIVY ON STOCKS from money.com April 23, 2001 Winning a loser's game Companies that make the fewest mistakes will fare best in the current market. And 3M is trying to not miss a trick. By Michael Sivy Some sports, such as football, are winner's games. The team with the most successful offense wins. Others, such as golf, are loser's games. Players don't defeat their opponents -- victory goes to the person who makes the
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Sivy on Stocks: Winning a loser's game