Q: Per Bass- like last year we get 13 guys, one must remain on IR for the entire week. Note - the person does not have to be injured. Pickups and drops are every monday. If you do not know how to add/drop, ask any of us from last year. PL
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IN: Jeff, Last Wednesday morning, I was fortunate to share breakfast with you. I thoroughly enjoyed the hour that you spent with us. At the end of the hour, I gave to you a one page summary of a tremendous energy devise that has received extreme interest from the likes of Conoco, Anadarko, and Texaco. As I quickly mentioned, the inventor of this geothermal apparatus is in town this week. Have you had the opportunity to quickly review this paper? If so, do you feel as though Enron might have some interest in further discussions with the inventors? This could be a tremendous new, innovative opportunity for Enron. I look forward to your response. Steve Roeder 58124

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OUT: last week's breakfast- energy opportunity
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Hi Mum! Well, I mustered the courage to start my bathroom painting project yesterday. I chose a medium blue that looks very nice. Guess who helped me? Bill! He got pretty enthusiastic with that roller. So we were able to knock it out in about 3 hours. There was a lot of woodwork to tape off. Tonight I will finish the tub area, which needed some repair/caulking/spackling. Now I am anxious to do the bedroom, but probably will not get to it until next month. Maybe you will be able to help me decide on a color when you are here this weekend. I'm torn between "Happy Yellow" and a lighter version of the blue I used in the bathroom. If I decide to paint any of the downstairs, I believe I will entrust that work to the professionals. Got 4 tickets to the dance performance. Since Bill seems to genuinely enjoy dance, I invited him. So that leaves us with one ticket. If you would like to invite someone, just let me know; otherwise maybe one of my friends around here will join us. Hope your weekend project was a success. Talk to you soon! Love,

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OUT: happy Monday
QUESTION: Updates below on Afghanistan campaign, key issues for energy/financial markets in "phase two"of campaign, Federal Reserve activity, and nuclear plant security. RJ Special Forces/Low Intensity Campaign Underway Sources agree that the U.S. military operation in Afghanistan has begun. Indications of special forces activity were strongly signaled when Taliban forces shot down a U.S. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) on Monday. The UAV that was shot down, a Predator, has a range of less than 400 miles, suggesting that U.S. special forces are closing in on Afghanistan. Special forces units are concentrating on intelligence gathering and targeting key bin Ladin installations, as well as attempting to locate bin Ladin himself. As Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld noted yesterday, "there will not be a D-Day as such." The Afghanistan campaign at least initially will not be like Desert Storm, where CNN cameras in Baghdad hotels offered real-time imagery of U.S. air strikes. The first phases of this war are being fought largely in secret, punctuated intermittently by what little coverage the media can provide. The action in phase one includes night raids, a lot of small-scale special operations reconnaissance and, when necessary, direct contact raids. A large military strike using airpower is also forthcoming, but is unlikely to be reported in real-time. Operational Security is Tight Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said U.S. military officials will refuse to comment on anything that will endanger troops or operations. "And anyone that does talk to any of you about that is breaking federal criminal law and should be in jail," Rumsfeld said. When asked if he would lie to the press to disguise U.S. military operations, Rumsfeld said "you never say never." Next Phases of U.S. Campaign More Important to Markets If US military action is limited to Afghanistan, any immediate spike in oil prices is unlikely to endure because such a limited attack will not directly impact oil supply. However, US officials have said that the war on terrorism will go far beyond Afghanistan, so markets will continue to exhibit some degree of uncertainty until further developments take place. In the short term, oil supplies would be most directly affected by strikes against Iraq. But any spike might be short lived as OPEC has enough spare capacity to cover an Iraqi outage. In the medium term, oil markets might express fears over regional stability in the Middle East and Persian Gulf regions as a result of US military strikes and possible subsequent terrorist attacks. It is expected that Iraqi biological-chemical weaponry will receive considerable attention in the days ahead and as has been widely reported, there is a split in the Bush Administration over whether to include Iraq. The Iraqi weapons of mass destruction capability is likely to once again complicate the rollover of the UN oil-for-food program in December, which could lead to the Iraqis removing their oil from the market independently of what is happening in Afghanistan. Another key issue is whether the expected refugee crisis and rising Islamic radicalism will destabilize the nuclear-armed Pakistani government. Saudis Showing Increased Cooperation in Oil Policy and in Military Planning After a brief furor when the Saudi government announced that the U.S. would not be able to expand its operations at the Prince Sultan Airbase near Riyahd, US-Saudi cooperation has improved. The public announcement of the airbase prohibition had been a PR move by the Saudis to head off domestic accusations of handing blank checks to the USA. CENTCOM has subsequently transferred its Ops Command to Saudi Arabia. In addition, the Saudis have responded to U.S. pressure by officially severing relations with the Taliban. In Vienna, all indications are that the Saudis are working toward an OPEC agreement to keep the market well supplied with oil and to not take advantage of the political uncertainty affecting the crude markets by cutting production. The most likely outcome is that OPEC will officially hold production at current levels, but agree to limited cheating to ensure adequate supply. Another possibility is that OPEC will lower the target range for the OPEC basket price that would take lower demand forecasts into account. Either step would allow OPEC to preserve cohesion at a time of political and economic uncertainty. If prices continue a rapid decline after the Vienna meeting, Washington and Riyadh might come up with a "politically correct" way to "spin" an output reduction by blaming market volatility on speculators rather than on OPEC. The cartel is likely to reconvene in early November to reassess market conditions. Fed Shifts Its Model To Adapt to New Economic Reality The Fed is still struggling to answers for what recent events will do to the economy but it's clear that three elements of their model have fundamentally changed: 1. The most important is a significant drop in all aspects of individuals' and companies' risk tolerance, which must be reversed quickly. The Fed has done its bit by stabilizing the financial system and Congress is stepping in with a total stimulus package of $100-150 billion (Greenspan supports $100 bln). On the diplomatic/military side, the balanced, multilateral approach of the administration together with discreet pressure on OPEC to reduce prices is all designed to stabilize expectations and boost sentiment.
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On Friday, November 2, Kristine Best/Confirmations informed me on the above trades. V40316 was handled enron online and V44558 was entered into the system on 4/19 and checked out by Jeanne Bell directly with the customer on 5/15. The trade is with Williams...Enron selling Nov1-Mar2, 1/2 day at 5.485. John Arnold will inform me as to what to do after the market closes today.
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Trena, I have received your message. Please, send the model for review to Zimin Lu. Maureen Raymond and myself will work with Zimin to review the model. Vince
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