Subject: "Response to most recent draft".

Body: Ross/Jackie, Here's my list of comments to the most recent draft. It is subject to internal review, but this gives you an idea. Could we have a telephone conference to knock out as many of these as possible? Thanks,

Subject: "Tracking Cuts".

Body: Group, Enron is attempting to reconcile the daily activities of each counterparty with us. This includes when each counterparty cut us, and schedules that were moved. To facilitate these efforts please put all cuts and scheduling sheets in the accordion file on the RT overflow desk (where Kate used to sit). Also, stay tuned for new information on EPE. Apparently the information communicated by Tony was not completely correct. Thanks,

Subject: "EEOS".

Body: Tracy, EEOS numbers (In millions.) 2001 2002 IBIT ($62.7) $0 N.I. ($37.6) $0 F.F ($32.3) $2.5 C.O. $300 $34 These numbers assume we can write down NEPCO to the 4th qtr numbers we talked about last Friday. Blake

Subject: "A.Word.A.Day--sub rosa".

Body:
sub rosa (sub RO-zuh) adverb Secretly, privately, or confidentially. [From Latin sub (under) rosa (rose). From the ancient practice of using a rose as a symbol of secrecy.] "The ugly tone of the sub rosa attacks was in marked contrast to the public campaigns of the top candidate." James Rainey and Massie Ritsch, Mayoral Race Darkened by Negative Ads in Final Days, The Los Angeles Times, Apr 9, 2001. This week's theme: Latin terms. ............................................................................ It is said an Eastern monarch once charged his wise men to invent him a sentence to be ever in view, and which should be true and appropriate in all times and situations. They presented him the words: "And this, too, shall pass away." How much it expresses! How chastening in the hour of pride! How consoling in the depths of affliction! -Abraham Lincoln, 16th