Q: Kim asked me to send the attached spreadsheet to you. It's my listing of TW's firm contracts where I track ROFR. This is a complete list as of 9-17-01 of all long-term contracts (seasonal or longer). Any monthly deals may not be included. Dennis Lee has a report he runs from CBS of all currently effective contracts and contracts with future effective dates for me to cross-check that I have everything. The first tab "ROFR Criteria" is a complete list of currently effective contracts including (at the bottom) contracts with future effective dates and the Red Rock Expansion contracts. The receipt and delivery areas are noted. The tabs following show the subscribed capacity for certain segments of TW's pipe (West of Thoreau, Blanco to Thoreau & Ignacio to Blanco) by month through 2006.
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IN: Team - I wanted to give you a brief update on some of the transition discussions that have been occurring over the last few days. The ISC's Steering Committee is participating in a series of working sessions with Enron Networks (ENW) related to our current service offerings and critical business processes. These discussions are designed to assist ENW in understanding the complexities of the many systems and processes supported by the ISC and not as some of you may have heard focusing on reducing headcount in the ISC. I can tell you that our discussions with ENW have been very positive. We are being recognized for the significant contributions that we make to support Enron's core businesses and have been identified as a critical group. I understand that this is a very difficult time for everyone. I would like to encourage each of you to talk with either myself or your Steering Committee member if you have specific questions or concerns. Furthermore, I will be arranging weekly ISC All Employee Meetings starting immeadiately after Thanksgiving to address many of your questions and to share feedback and updates. Thank you for all of your continued hard work....

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QUESTION: Bob, et al, Please forward all PEC/NS/Aruba related documents to the attention of Kay Chapman with the estate. This would include all transportation agreements, binders, etc. If anyone has a full set/copy of the transportation agreements, please respond to this e-mail. They need to go on a plane to Chicago later today. We need to ensure these documents remain with the estate due to confidentiality provisions with PEC. As always, thanks for your assistance. Thanx,
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Please take a look and see if you think it does what we're after. I'd like to share with folks as soon as possible to try to get something in the bill. Best,
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This message contains the text of Sidney Weintraub's Issues in International Political Economy for the month of October. This month, Dr. Weintraub focuses on the argument that the treatment for the cause of the terrorist attacks lies in reducing poverty. To go directly to the web version, click on:
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CSIS Column on Treating the Causes of the Terrorist Attack