IN: Marie is updating her list and preparing a general memorandum in connection with the brokerage and futures agreements. I have the following times available to meet (and I think we should schedule about an hour): Thursday between 1:30 and 3:15 Friday after 10 am Please let me know as soon as possible of your preference and I'll try to accommodate everyone. Thanks. Sara

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OUT: Review of Brokerage Agreements

IN: John, Thanks for your outlines. Here are a couple of others that aren't kid related. The Choice is just 1 small piece but I love it. Actually, The Choice moved me so much, I sold my piece of the business (Excel) and returned to Enron - the rest is history. Enjoy, Mike PS - We are way to similar!

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OUT: Other book summaries

IN: Save the file attached below to your desktop. You can just click and drag. You can view the data by interval or by hourly average. Make sure that the dates are in the following: 10/25/01 10/26/01 To view today (10/25) make sure the ending date is tomorrow to pull in he 2400. The purpose of this toy is to paint certain blocks, ie 14-22 and get an average in the excel format. I have found this to be a quick and easy to use tool. I used a similar tool in the California pool. For example, take yesterday and compare to today, same period. Factor in weather, unit outages, etc. This should give you a general idea of where prices should be for these hours. Let me know your feedback. JMF

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OUT: New tool for hourly analysis

IN: Mike, Sorry I missed you guys Friday night. I made back from a golf outing around 9 pm, but you guys must have already left the Front Porch. Anyway, I was out the other night and met some Dynegy talent that were interested in an Enron Analyst/Associate and Dynegy Pace Program happy hour. What do you think about the prospectsof a combined happy hour. They have a group that goes out on the third Thursday of every month, which would be this Thursday. Mat

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Happy Hour