Q: Here are the home games when Meagan will be dancing in the half-time routine: Friday, September 15 7:00 pm Saturday, October 14 7:00 pm Friday, October 20 7:00 pm (homecoming) There is a chance that she could be added to two other home games if alternates are needed. Nothing definitive on that, of course. She did get put into a routine last year as an alternate, but you never know. We would love for you to come for a visit this fall, and it would be fun if it would work around one of these games. I have also given this schedule to Cindy, as she and Brigeda were interested in making it to a game. I am headed to Dallas early tomorrow morning. Patti has sent you a copy of my itinerary.
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IN: Another FAS 133 Offsite meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, Feb 29 (all day). Sally asked me to forward this to you - would like you to attend if at all possible. Scott, this is an FYI for you - I know you will be overseas on this date. Patti

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John Arnold wants this counterparty opened ASAP for financial. We didn't have any financial statements from them when they originally came thru, so we couldn't determine their ESP status, but we're OK now, so if you could open them for financial ASAP. Thanks.

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OUT: RUSH APPR0VAL-Salomon Smith Barney AAA Energy Fund
QUESTION: I received a call from a permit engineer with the Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) concerning the issue of notification of mechanical activities at C/S 2 Flagstaff and a mandatory 7 day wating period for agency review and approval. Due to the urgency of the C/S 2 work being performed, I had written a notification to the agency friday evening requesting approval to initiate the activities detailed in the scope of work which was included with the letter. On Monday, the engineer called and said that he had read the letter and had no problems with the activity proceeding at the C/S. After we had discussed this issue at some length, I posed the question to him of whether it was necessary to notify the agency of mechanical and maintenace activities which will not impact or change a combustion units throughput, fuel use, emissions, horsepower, or cause a change in design. After some discussions I informed him that Transwestern will probably inundate the agency with notification letters, he stated that as long as the engines operating parameters would not change, ( horsepower, emissions, throughput, fuel use etc), and the burden of responsibility will rest on Transwestern to ensure that no permit conditions are violated, he stated that we may proceed with these types of activities in Arizona without any notification to the agency. The only hitch being, that when Transwestern does a major mechanical activity, which would cost more than 25-30% of the cost of replacing a unit, that we provide them a courtesy notification. I told them we would apprise them of such an activity.....
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ANS: ADEQ Requirement for Notification of Mechanical Activities
Rick, as a followup to our conversation about a month ago I just want to summarize where we are on the sale of EOGIL and the steps we are taking for corporate approvals as we move toward closing. We are currently anticipating project close on July 27th, but as with all things associated with India the date will probably slide some. Here'e what we are planning to do for Corp approval. 1) Steve Harper is working with Brad Larson to get a RAC document completed along the lines of the package we prepared for the China sale last month. This should be completed early next week and either your group or Steve will get it circulated for sign-offs. 2) We (Detmering/Sherrick) will review the project with Skilling/Lay prior to Rac sign-off. Based on our last discussion, we will not need board approval for this sale since it is less than $500 million. If this is not correct, let me know ASAP. Otherwise, we will do the above and plan to close on July 27th. Thanks
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answer: Sale of India E&P --EOGIL
We have a great deal of work underway with our continuing operations, bankruptcy related issues, managing asset sales transitions and major operating environment issues. While I have great confidence in our ability to overcome challenges, we will need to simultaneously direct our attention on a number of key areas to be successful. In light of the above, I have asked Danny McCarty to take on a new role as managing director of special projects for Enron Global Services (EGS). Danny's responsibilities will include a number of complex bankruptcy related activities, the workout of certain troubled assets and optimizing the value of selected businesses. Until the question of our right to repurchase Northern Natural Gas is resolved, it is better to minimize organizational changes. Consequently, I do not plan to replace Danny as managing director and chief commercial officer of Enron Transportation Services (ETS) at this time. Steve Harris, Bob Hayes, Rob Kilmer, Shelley Corman and the business development efforts will report directly to me. I truly appreciate Danny's willingness to take on this responsibility. His involvement should ensure that we dedicate the necessary attention to key business issues, while allowing Jim Hughes and me to focus on the priorities of a reorganization plan and our day-to-day operations. As always, thank you for your continued dedication and support. Stan
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Message from Stan Horton - EGS Management Change