It was another epic adventure in Lake Tahoe as we "had it goin on"! The skiing was great, the scenery fine and the laughs gut wrenching. Don and I almost fell off the lift at Squaw Valley from Andy's cutting edge humor. Here are the top ten lines from Ski Trip 2002. 10. Ichiban...or is it Ichi-Bob? 9. Hey Turch, put the yellow side up. 8. They must only let you guys out once a year. 7. My puppies are burnin! 6. Oh Billie, Billie, Billie. 5. One time? Come on...one time! 4. Hey Andy, what's that dirty t-shirt doing on the floor? 3. Alright Tommy, we'll take you to McDonalds. 2. Come right now, right now. I make big big big offa. 1. Yan Can Cook! Ski Trip 2003 is tentatively scheduled for Jan. 29th - Feb. 2nd, 2003. The venue will be Park City, Utah. More details coming this fall. Give me a call for more information and mark your calendars now!
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We know you have questions about recent events impacting Enron and our plans for the future. Ongoing investigations and pending litigation have made it difficult, if not impossible, to share information in a timely manner. While we can't address certain issues, we can tell you about our initial plans to move Enron forward and emerge from bankruptcy, and we are eager to do that. We had planned to hold an all-employee meeting tomorrow, January 23, at the Hyatt Regency. However, we don't want to subject you to the media frenzy that would certainly surround such a meeting, so we've decided to postpone it. We are currently making arrangements to hold a series of employee meetings within the building to protect your privacy. We will provide the date and times to you as soon as the logistics for those meetings are finalized. Prior to the employee meetings, we will provide an overview of Enron's new organizational structure. You can expect that memo shortly.
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Here is an email: Due to the sale of HPL we will be modifying the General Terms and Conditions ("GTC") governing all North American physical natural gas transactions on EnronOnline, on Nov 5th. This will require all Counterparties' not having a Master Agreement governing Physicals to accept the revised GTC in order to continue transacting in these Physicals. In order to ensure minimal disruption to trading we are taking the following steps. There will be a pop-up announcement to this effect on EnronOnline on Monday Oct 29th There will be a ticker with the same information all week , next week on EnronOnline. The modified version of the GTC will be available on EnronOnline all week, next week for any customers wishing to have their legal departments review it before they accept it. The EnronOnline marketing group will be contacting customers who had previously accepted the GTC to make sure they are comfortable with the changes. If you need more information or have any questions please call me at X 31787 Savita
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Q: Attached is the path to the honeymoon package we chose. Let me know if you need anything else. Thanks again for doing this...it means a great deal to us both. Jason
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IN: barkerde@nmenergy.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: While being entertained at the latest OSS working group meeting, the limitation of being able to only schedule MIS 14 days in advance was brought up. Once upon a time, when business rules and bidding rules were changing faster then tires on pit row, it was agreed to limit the entries to 14 days in order to avoid having long term deals fail (as per nameless NYISO guy). Now that things have slowed down and bidders are more savvy and able to babysit their bids, we should be looking to expand the time frame for placing longer term bids in MIS. An informed NYISO guy (different guy by the way) said it would be easy and using 4-5 man days to do. I have talked to Ray Kinney (Chair of the S&P WG) and gave him the same song. If your shop would like to see the MIS limit lifted, have your representative to the S&P WG help it along. Please don't bother Ray directly or my TIE messages will rerouted to the Quilting Forum.

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Jeff Candidly, this wouldn't have been my approach (posh location, closed format, odd group, seemingly self-serving agenda). I read the article below as unsympatheticand almost mocking in its tonetoward Enron. It's noteworthy theBeverly Hills meeting was not covered in the Los Angeles papers. Instead, this article comes fromthe front page of the Bay Area's San Francisco Chronicle (Democratic bastion and home to both of California's United States Senators, power broker Willie Brown, Attorney General Bill Lockyer and the state's public utility commission). Consistent with myconcern about a "coast-to-coast firestorm"engulfing Enron, the New York Times ran two articles today that were unsupportiveof the company. q Senator Calls for Hearings Into Energy Regulators' Moves By CHRISTOPHER MARQUIS Senator Dianne Feinstein called for hearings into possible improprieties between members of the F.E.R.C. and private energy interests. q Enron's Dispute With Utility in India Grows More Tangled By SARITHA RAI The dispute between the Enron Corporation and Indian federal and state government officials keeps getting messier. These follow the Times' tough piece on Ken Lay yesterday. Undoubtedly, the Washington Post will have to get into fray soon. My feeling is that just as with the "business" side, Enron's public policy strategy needs be well informed, sophisticated and comprehensive. I fear that anything less will fuel the potential of undesirable outcomes for Enron's reputation, leadership and shareholdervalue.

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Enron's secret bid to save deregulation - PRIVATE MEETING Chairman pitches his