Q: During this critical time, it is imperative that our management team remain focused on our business and continue to address the challenges currently facing our company. For that reason, I have decided to postpone the Enron Management Conference. The Conference will now be held Friday, February 22 - Saturday, February 23, 2002 at the Westin La Cantera Resort in San Antonio. While the Saturday meeting allows some Enron executives who cannot be away from the office during business hours to attend the Management Conference for the first time, I also recognize that it requires many of you to forfeit additional personal time on behalf of Enron. I truly appreciate your sacrifice and I sincerely encourage your attendance. The new agenda, while still being finalized, will be abbreviated but every bit as informative and worthwhile as previously planned. We'll be in touch soon with more details. Regards,
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IN: At the request of Stephen Abbanat, I am attaching our proposed form of Non-Disclosure Agreement. We would appreciate it if you could please verify whether "CMS Energy-Panhandle Pipe Line Companies" is the correct legal name of your company. If you have any comments or questions, please call Mark Greenberg, Senior Counsel, at (713) 345-8897as I will be on vacation the rest of this week.

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Frontera is not scheduled to run tomorrow. However all units should be available, but offline with the following exception: He 10 - some gas line work is being done and Frontera can only run in a 1/1 config, meaninig a max of 220. The steamer, #3 and CT #1 will be the only units available. For this hour. Late word: If Ercot doesnt OOM us, the entire plant will be unavailable and offline for he 1, as well. In this scenario, only hour ending 1 and 10 would be affected. Any questions? JMF

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QUESTION: <<MF May 1st 2001.pdf>> Good Tuesday Morning - Comments From The Local Guys! The National Association of Purchasing Managers report for April this morning was essentially unchanged versus March. The actual number was 43.2. Any number below 50 indicates that the manufacturing sector is still contracting. So, while this contraction is still in effect, it does seem as if the inventory drawdown is continuing apace, which is a positive. The 30-year US T-Bond yield is 5.72%. The 10-year yield is 5.28%. The 5-year is trading at 4.83%. Spot crude oil is trading at $28.85 p/b. Natural Gas - Henry Hub - is trading at $4.70 p/mcf. AD Time: New Federal Insider-Trading Rule (Rule 10b5-1) have been adopted by the SEC under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. This rule greatly enhances an insider's/employee's ability to trade his/her corporate shares during blackout periods. Previously, without the protection of this new SEC rule, employees and insiders could safely trade only outside of designated blackout windows. Under this new rule, insiders/employees may have the ability to purchase and sell their corporate shares even during blackout periods if a written plan was established and in force when the insider/employee was not in possession of material, non-public information. The new rule contains other restrictions and should be reviewed carefully. Lehman Brothers has established a turn-key plan that take into account the regulatory procedures for establishing such a plan. Please email us or call us for more information. Lehman Brothers' Research.
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ANS: The Morning Market Call - Tuesday May 1st, 2001.
I hope this finds you and all your close ones well. What a crazy world we seem to be in at the moment. We want to communicate to friends and associates some of our current perspectives. Pre September 11 We had already been operating under the assumption that our economy has been in a recession for a while. Although the technical definition of recession may not have been achieved, we can't see much difference between positive 0.2% and negative 0.1% economic growth. We also thought the trillion dollar plus loss in stock market wealth had to manifest itself into a general economic contraction. We had not expected to see the trends of growing lay offs and shrinking cash flows to turn around until the third quarter of 2002. Our perspectives have been more pessimistic than the general market up until September 11. We believe both expansions and contractions can feed off themselves. The current contraction seemed to validate this. We also believe it is usually significant events that provide the catalyst to turning these trends. Post September 11 The events of September 11 will certainly put us in a technical recession. Now though, we don't expect to see the cash flow contractions and lay offs draw themselves out for as long a period. The economic contraction will now be steeper, but with the bottom reached sooner. In crisis mode, Washington is being very proactive at providing stimulus to the economy. We don't think this would have been the case outside of a crisis. A significant event has provided us with the stimulus for renewed growth. We now believe light at the end of the tunnel may appear in the second quarter of 2002, a modest growth environment to appear in the third quarter of 2002 and possible robust growth by the end of next year. The hole we fall in will be deeper, but now we have much more of a helping hand from Washington. The Future There's a lot we all have to be grateful for at this point in time. We've all benefited from a very long expansion period. We've lived during the most amazing time in all of human history. The social, cultural and technologi cal advances man has made over the last two generations are unparalleled in history. We live in a great country where freedom and prosperity have only grown since our inception. Our social consciousness has certainly been violated. We grieve for all those who are suffering. We pray for them, for our families and ourselves. We pray for peace and logic to prevail. This event provides our country with an opportunity to show the strength of our character. We have faith that operating under the veil of our great value systems, America's leadership will do the best thing for most all world constituencies. We will set the best example of fairness, yet resolve. The seeds of our next great economic growth cycle have now been planted. It is not our technology, or our wealth, or our military strength that will inspire the world. It's our value systems that will inspire them. Underneath all the trappings of American culture and prosperity are the foundations of freedom, opportunity, fairness and justice. These are the American "products" that inspire the world to emulate us. Over time, the world's desire to be more and more like America will drive even greater demand for everything American. We wish everyone well with the challenges ahead. Fear not, as an even more fair and honest world, and an even stronger economic growth environment, are right around the corner. Doug Douglas A. Leyendecker
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Here is the final purposed clean assignments with Williams and Dynegy. The NET result will be and elimination of $35.1 MM Williams risk, ONLY if Williams will accept 35.1 MM of Dynegy Risk. - Susan & Tracy
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Final . . . Williams and Dynegy clean assignments