Q: Vince: Have you or a member of your group had a chance to look over the forwarded = e-mail yet? We have a meeting on Thursday with another potential client wh= o plans to use his own capital. His capital budgeting issues are similar t= o those of the client who prompted my original e-mail. The more DSM projects that we can help the client get approved, the more DS= M savings we can share with the client. These DSM projects can turn a reta= il commodity contract with low profitability into a substantially more prof= itable contract for us. Would one of your GARCH analyses provide us with a quantitative solution? = One of your experts in differential equations might have devised something.= We'd really like to have something quantitative if you think it's at all = possible. Thanks,
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IN: Please attend a meeting at 2:00 pm today in room 6980 to review proposed retention payments. If you will be dialing in, please call 1-800-711-8000, passcode 33256. If you are unable to attend, please contact Jeanie Slone or Amy FitzPatrick.

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Joe: A few questions: 1. Who trades this? 2. What book does it sit in? 3. What legal entity is that book? Please let me know as we are comparing this to another product. Thanks.

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QUESTION: How does the VNG GSS work? AND, Jerry and Barbara are coming to Houston tonight. They want to go to P F Changs. Jerry said they would leave around 6:00 Pm putting them here around 6:45 to 7:00PM. Of course you are invited and I told him I would let him know where to meet us when they hit the road. Questions?
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I wanted to thank each of you for participating in the venture group's "Grand Slam" event this week. It was a big success. We received very positive feedback from the attendees. One of our primary objectives was to provide our portfolio companies with further insight into EBS' strategy/business model, and each of your presentations was a key part of telling the Enron/EBS story. In order for the portfolio companies to develop products that are strategic to EBS, it is imperative that they fully understand our business model. I know everybody's schedule is very busy, so we appreciate you taking the time. Regards,
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answer: EBV's Grand Slam Event - Thanks
Dear Mr. Lay: I am responsible for preparing your briefing book for the first Enron Community Forum, to be held Oct. 3 and 4 in Pentagon City, Virginia. I am also responsible for preparing remarks that you are scheduled to make at two specific events at the Forum, namely the evening keynote address on Wednesday, 10/3, and the opening remarks at a luncheon on Thursday, 10/4. The subject of the evening keynote address is "Differing Visions of America's Energy Future." It is supposed to be followed by a dinner conversation with a panel of leading policy makers. The subject of the luncheon roundtable of "Virtual Energy Markets: A Look Ahead." On our program, there is a list of seven featured commentators who are supposed to get the attendees to discuss the topic, following your remarks. I have some ideas and themes that you may wish to pursue on both of these subjects. But I am communicating with you to find out if there are particular matters you want to be addressed, and specific approaches to these issues that are best for your constituency in the audience. I am working with Dennis Vegas and Margaret Allen in the public affairs group on this event, and will keep them informed of any developments. I look forward to hearing from you. Please contact me if you have further questions. Sincerely,
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Enron Community Forum event preparations