Here is an email: Jeff: My name is Tom Mashington and I'm a Construction Project Manager for EES in their Philadelphia office. A few weeks ago, I received in the mail a Enron newsletter which contained a feature of you and your interests. While reading the article, I noticed that you're into "Anything Africa." Two years ago, I was working in Ghana, West Africa on a cogen plant with Stone & Webster. Most US. citizens have no idea what the conditions are like in these 3rd world countries. I was curious as to how many trips you've made to the sub-Saharan section of the continent and to which countries you have visited. Earlier, I was discussing my African experience with Marty Sunde. I sent him a few ebony wood carvings purchased from the local villagers. These pieces were hand carved by artisans in the area. If you have a moment, you should stop by his office on the 8th floor where he has them on display. I have also attached the files containing a few digital photo's from the area where I lived and worked. These are primarily photos from the local villages near the plant. While you're viewing the photos, you should be able to recognize me. I'm the only American looking individual in the tribe. Enjoy Tom Mashington
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A: Africa
Q: Louise, Would you consider being a keynote speaker at this conference (Feb 22 evening)? The conference will be held in Austin. We have a very good relationship with UT and we are helping them to organize this conference. I shall be glad to provide you more information about the event. Vince
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IN: Hi Daddy. It's Allison. I stayed home today. My arm still feels about the same today. It hurts when I get up and feels better when I lay still. I am taking my medicine. I will go back to school tomorrow. I love you. Allison Hi Dad. It's Matthew. I'm doing good today. I am taking care of Allison today. See you later. Matthew

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OUT: Daddy
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Dear Steve: The Texas Railroad Commission doesn't have anything in its records that certain assets held by the subject company were divested to KN Processing, Inc., a subsidiary of KN Energy, Inc. on 3/31/1997. We've tried to tell the Texas Railroad Commission that we no longer own this company, but since KN hasn't filed the proper reports for a number of wells for which it is shown to be a gas nominator and/or gas gatherer, the Commission is still looking to us to file reports like the P-5 for this entity. Do you remember who handled the sale of this company to KN Processing, Inc.? I don't know where to begin to do the research about this company or these wells. Please advise, and thanks, Mary x37796

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OUT: Enron Gas Processing Company
QUESTION: Greetings. If you have a minute, can you give me a call? I'd like to get you up-to-date on what's going on in this crazy electricity industry. Best,
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IN: The attached document contains the EPMI average prices for all delivery points for Sun., March 25, and Mon., March 26. Please let me know if you have any problems opening the document or reading it. The worksheet should look identical to the fax I send each day. An additional worksheet shows a detail of each deal volume and price. I'm in the habit of excluding the counterparty names (to save time) because I'm the only one who looks at this sheet normally; but if you'd like me to start e-mailing instead of faxing the prices I will begin entering the counterparty names as well. Thanks,

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Dow Jones Index 3-26