IN: Kenneth L. Lay ENRON Rod Canion, Rob Shaw, John Lee and other movers and shakers in town call on Brookwoods to develop their Talking Points and PowerPoints. They use these speeches and presentations to deliver critical business messages to investors, analysts, media and key industry partners. How does your message sound? How does it look? Does it deliver the results you want? If you answered NO or I AM NOT SURE to any question, have your administrative assistant call me in for a brief confidential review and assessment. Charlie Beck

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Based on the suggestion made in Sally Beck's last staff meeting, we have modified the Enron Reward Bucks program to include the recognition of Managers. With regards to the process, you will continue to utilize the nomination form for Sr. Specialist and below and follow the same criteria. When ordering future debit cards, we recommend you include denominations of $150 and $200 to handle the additional recognition. In the interim, when nominating a Manager, you can combine denominations to equal the amount you are interested in rewarding (for example; 1-$100 and 1-$50 card or 2-$100 cards). We are not suggesting that you award at this amount, however it is available to use at your discretion. The Enron Reward Bucks maximize at $200, where PBAs generally range from $200-$2000 though with committee approval can range higher. These programs are intended to compliment each other and we encourage you to utilize them to recognize and reward your team. We will continue to evaluate these programs and make changes as needed from both a business and employee perspective. Please feel free to contact your HR representative if you have further questions on the programs or recommendations on how they can be improved. Please share this with your staff. Regards

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OUT: Enron Reward Bucks Modification
QUESTION: Don't forget tonight is the season premier of "Frasier". It's on channel 2 but I'm not sure of exactly what time. Probably 7 or 8 pm. I can't wait!
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Gentlemen: As I mentioned to Nathan, Infolink has an interest from a financier capable of providing us with up to $400M for the purchase of Enron assets. I have a teleconference scheduled with them on Wednesday morning and need more information to provide them ASAP. Nathan has mentioned that other parties have been in discussions to purchase Enron Broadband (in whole). I am assuming that a due-diligence package exists. What I am looking for is: 1) A complete list of assets (fiber routes, co-location facilities, equipment). 2) Balance Sheet and Income statement for Enron Broadband. Please breakout the income statement by month and category. 3) Customer List along with MRRsand terms of contracts 4) Any Continuing Financial Commitments (leases, etc.) that exist. We already have an executed confidentiality agreement. If something else is required, please let me know ASAP. Yours truly, Prieur J. Leary, III/CEO Infolink
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answer: Information on ENRON Broadband
Julia, On Garden State matters, how do you want to handle the signing of documents? Currently, I have been receiving documents from outside counsel and initialling them before signature. Based upon Hoyt's email below, there may be a desire to have a more expeditious process. I would suppose the answer would depend on how heavily our legal department is going to be involved in GSP work. Given our discussion last week, I would not think that there would be a desire to deviate significantly from the standard Enron process, but it is not my call. I would appreciate your thoughts. Michelle
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Q: Robin: We use two firms for U.S. derivatives advice - both in New York and both highly recommended: David Mitchell of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft (212)504-6285 Ken Raisler of Sullivan & Cromwell (212)558-4675 David we use for contract issues - what should our forms look like under various conditions, etc. and Ken, who is a former General Counsel of the CFTC, we use for policy questions, political (lobbying) and e-commerce issues. Please feel free to use my name when contacting either of them. If neither of these is exactly what you are looking for, let me know and I can put you in touch with others. Mark
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