Confidential Attorney Work Product Not Discoverable Attached is a preliminary draft of the Legal Risk Chart. You will need to open this in "Read Only mode" Richard and Jeff - As we discussed, I will need further assistance from you to complete several of the entries. I have put your names by the entries that will either need to be updated or to be completed. I believe Julia and Mark T would be the best to provide updated information on the SEC Risk and the CFTC Risk , respectively, and I will get with them shortly to update. This document has limited access; only my assistant, Brenda Whitehead can view/revise. Accordingly, Jeff and Richard - please either call me to discuss your comments and I can complete the chart with Brenda or else provide Brenda with your written comments. Thanks for your help. Elizabeth 36349
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Good morning. Per Michael Tribolet's request, I am forwarding you graphs that display the high level detail of bankruptcy exposure by 1) Business Unit and 2) Enron Corp consolidated. Regarding the Portland General graph, please note that we currently have knowledge of only one counterparty exposure - PG&E. Please call me if you have any questions or comments. Thank you and have a great day. Regards,
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Here is an email: To: Chris Neptune, Chris, Hello from Houston. I really enjoyed meeting with you last Saturday at your gallery. Your collection of work is very impressive. I have not received your digital pictures that you were putting together but I did talk with my wife about the Bonnard. The Bonnard is my first choice of all the pieces we discussed. I found an illustration of it on the net (from another gallery) and she liked (although - not as much as me). I am prepared to purchase a Bonnard and the Radiator is my first choice. I would like to establish a relationship and do business with your gallery and would like to know what is your best price for the piece. I will not shop the price around and will make a quick decision with a credit card number. When I get your response and if it is competitive, I'll confirm the purchase when I pick up the email. Thanks,
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Q: Suzanne: Just checking in with you. I'm really looking forward to next weekend and I really appreciate you volunteering to bring dessert! That was really "sweet" of you! How are things? Everyone here is doing great. Believe it or not, I'm playing alot of tennis and enjoying it very much. There are leagues at our club almost every morning and with Bill at home, it has given me the opportunity to get out of the house and play with the "girls" which is alot of fun for me and is helping me get back into shape. I hate to admit it, but between playing tennis and doing some volunteer stuff at Arthur's school, I could actually get used to this sat at home stuff although I still really miss my work and it's going to be a tough decision when I have to make it in a few months. Charles is doing great. Wait until you see how much he has grown. I can't wait for my parents visit. I just wish that they would stay longer! Alos, don't be bashful about stopping by here when you are in the neighborhood. The only bad times are after 7 at night. Charles gets pretty cranky around that time and we are working on trying to get him to sleep more during the day. Part of that is our fault for being out of the house so often during the day but I need to get out, otherwise I would go crazy for sure. Before I forget, do you remember packing my gym bag, and if so, is that something that you can retrieve easily and bring with you next Sunday? Some of my tennis shorts are in there and if there is a way for you to find it, taht would be great. Well I've got to go. Take care.
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IN: Question for the team: If it appears that we may have land which may not be able to stay off balance sheet, is it preferable to have the land held by a different LLC than the project LLC, with a lease to the E-Next/OBS compliant project co? If that is the case, what about the possibility of burdening the land with some low dollar hard costs? I don't have anything in particular in mind, it is more of a theoretical question. Thanks,

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The biennial hazardous waste reporting for 1999 for Transwestern Pipeline Company was submitted to the states of Texas, and New Mexico. A meeting was held in Roswell to discuss air permitting activites and the recent agency inspection of the TW Atoka No. 3 C/S. Due to the agenciy's portable testing of units at the AToka No. 2 and 3 C/S, A plan was developed to address potential actions which may result from the agency testing. Also discussed was NSPS fuel gas monitoring for nitrogen and sulfur and other miscellaneous air issues. Texaco has initiated soil excavation of an abondoned pit which may be the source of groundwater contamination at the NNG Eunice C/S. An Enron contractor is onsite to oversee the activities by Texaco and to assist in the results of the investigation. The 3rd request to Region VI EPA was completed requesting approval of 5 Transwestern and 1 NNG facilities for custom fuel monitoring schedules. Initial requests dating back to 10/8/98 were included with the packet. A phone call to the Regional Administer of Region VI was also completed. Pending additional lack of response, a meeting will be requested to the agency requesting action and approval of the requests. Data requests from Argent Consulting have been distributed to the field for the 1999 emissions inventories. Results of the additional archeological and biological survey's for the Gallup C/S power transmission line 7C application have been submitted to regualtory affairs in Omaha. There were no positive concerns or impacts identified which would require additoinal actions.

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Weekly Activity Report-Roswell Area