Subject: "Florida Power Corp.".

Body: Tammi please disregard the previous e-mail. I have sent the corrected version to Sandra. They are ready to sign. I need to know about the confirm details if I need to prepare it. I can draft it and e-mail both contract / confirm to Sandra. Please advise.

Subject: "Eucalyptus Pulp - Final Note".

Body: Martin, Subsequent to my last e-mail I discovered an additional detail which may po= ssibly clarify why ENCE prefers to purchase the Chilean E. globulus species= to the Brazilian species for pulp production. It would appear that the E.= globulus species holds up better than the various Brazilian species during= the refining process. While most papermakers generally don't refine hardw= oods and softwoods with the same equipment, many smaller European mills are= unable to afford the capital investment of a second refiner and accordingl= y do use a single refiner for all grades. This is particularly true of the= Italian mills. Since hardwoods cannot withstand the rigorous refining req= uired for softwoods without losing their papermaking characteristics (opaci= ty, etc. ), these papermakers need to utilize the hardwood species best suit= ed for this type of processing. Accordingly, the globulus species (which i= s also the predominant species in the Iberian peninsula) holds up much bett= er under this type of heavy refining than any other species of eucalyptus. In any case, I hope this helps shed additional light on this issue, and, as= always, please feel free to revert with any questions you might have. Tha= nks. Karen

Subject: "Browncover notes".

Body: Aurora, my changes appear on the attached. I assume you or AA have updated the numbers for eligible transition costs (second paragraph of section 7). (If you have not, I'm really not sure who would have those numbers) I updated the numbers for environmental costs in the footnotes. Please call (x30596) if you have any questions.

Subject: "WE DID IT AGAIN!".

Body:
HEY TEAM - CONGRATULATIONS !!! TEAM ENRON, the growing wonder of the cycling world, has done it again!! We successfully completed another MS150. The great weather, fabulous volunteer support, and team camaraderie made it the best ever. I can still see those Enron jerseys whizzing by, and it seems there was always an Enron jersey in sight both days. The advantage for me in starting first is that within a couple of hours, I get to see all 9,000 riders as they pass by, and no matter how many years I've done this, it's still a thrill to be part of such an awesome event. Thanks to Jeff Skilling, CEO of Enron Corp., for setting such a fine example for the team by riding all the way to Austin. He is now a veteran of the 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001 Tours. He looked really good on his new bike, wearing the infamous #1 on his helmet....and he beat his own best time into Austin with a12:00p arrival! Other notable performances: Mark Muller & Dan Leff (In memory of Mark Muller's father whose birthday was April 21) straight through from Houston to Austin, arriving 3:15p on Saturday (not that I would take their word for this remarkable feat, but I have an eye-witness) Top Times Into LaGrange: Charles De Lacey Pete Link Mike Bradley Chuck Howell John Fairchild Kelly Strader Debra Weir Frank Karbarz Steve Shannon Peter Bennett Michael L. Grant Michael Napper 11:15 11:37 11:40 11:40 11:53 12:32 12:42 12:50 12:51 12:58 12:59 12:59 Top Times Into Austin: Pete Link John Fairchild Peter Bennett Frank Karbarz Kellie Metcalf Kris Saadeh Daryl Dornhoefer Michael Napper Corby Clark Charles DeLacey Jeanne Anne Klein Jay Hachen Kelly Strader Nick Rahn Joe Schumacher Eric Sullivan Stacey Tovino 10:31 10:35 10:40 10:45 10:58 11:02 11:05 11:05 11:10 11:15 11:20 11:25 11:25 11:25 11:25 11:25 11:25 Thanks to all our support who made this possible - Co-Captains Stephanie Strong and Becky Pham, Bike Officers Kelly Strader, Charla Reese, Patrick Scales, Stephanie Baker, and Dan Lyons,Team Consultant.