Subject: ""New" Lawsuits".

Body: Paul Flack asked me to ask each of you if you have received any materials relating to lawsuits about which you have not yet informed us. Paul's question arises from our learning about a motion that was filed in federal court in Texarkana in a case styled Davis, et al. v. Enron, et al., in which you were named as defendants, and about which we have received no prior notice. Thank you for your assistance.

Subject: "El Paso Payback for 9/19".

Body: Roger called to inform us that they will be doing a 5MW payback HE7 on. It will come in the scrape as a firm schedule and there will be no schedule in the model. Check tags EPE1152 and EPE1153 for more information. Thanks,

Subject: "Credit Reserve - Deal #781643.1".

Body: Please add the following credit reserve for September. Counterparty: PG&E Energy Trading-Power, L.P. Trader: Rob Benson Deal #: 781643.1 Deal Date: 09/19/2001 Deal Description: EPMI selling 50 MW on peak power into PJM (Western Hub) Cal 05 Notional Volume: 204,000 MW Term: 1/01/2005 through 12/31/2005 Delivery Point: PJM (Western Hub) **Reserve Amount** $20,000 (Twenty Thousand US Dollars) Transaction confirmed under EEI executed 03/01/2001. Thanks,

Subject: "What's New at Howard University (01/15/02)".

Body:
Good Afternoon! It's Tuesday, January 15, 2002. Today's news awaits...! >>WHAT IS HOWARD TALKING ABOUT TODAY? >NBC4 Hosts Students in "Reality TV" Adventure Eight Howard University School of Communications (HUSC) students will report to WRC/NBC4 today with bags in tow, all a bit anxious about the challenges their 13-week survival course holds for them. Their bags, however, will be book bags and this is no game show. The students are enrolled in "Surviving Year One," a new course designed exclusively for the School of Communications by NBC4 Vice President of News and Operations Bob Long and HUSC Faculty Lecturer John Decker to foster the budding journalists' transition from the classroom to the fast-paced realities of TV news. Various NBC4 experts will teach one three-hour class weekly for the next 13 weeks, with topics ranging from "newsroom dynamics" to "auditions and agents." "Our students are extremely sharp," says Dean Jannette L. Dates. "This rare opportunity will make them even sharper."