Subject: "CNR Master".

Body: Gerald, I attach a copy of the current form of master physical gas agreement ECC has in place with CNR. Randy will send you a credit worksheet in the next half hour. Can you make sure that your form of master has the triangular setoff language that Mark Haedicke distributed a month or so ago to be included in all agreements, as CNR wants to ensure there is cross-affiliate setoff. Once it is prepared, Howard Sangwine, the commercial contact in Calgary, will walk the document over to CNR, so you can send it to me and I will get it to him. Thanks for your help.

Subject: "A Wedding Shower for Chris Walker".

Body: Chris Walker will be walking down that isle soon. We will be hosting a wedding shower for the happy couple on June 19th, 2001 @ 3:30pm in EB2601. The To-Be-Weds are registered at Bed, Bath and Beyond, and Pottery Barn. I will be gathering a collection to get them a gift card and would like any donations to be made to me on June 15th. Your contributions are very much appreciated. Please send regrets only for the shower via email or contact me at the number listed below. Thanks,

Subject: "Facility agreements/change orders".

Body: Hi Dave, I was wondering if you have had a chance to look over the draft facility agreement? We would like to make some progress on the form this week. In fact, you may hear (or have heard) directly from Dale Rasmussen, who is an Enron lawyer supporting one of the projects at issue. There are also some change order type changes which need to be captured in words and made a part of the individual facility agreements, or integrated as changes to these agreements. Thanks for your assistance,

Subject: "Power of Attorney".

Body:
Kay, I got your voice mail and I'm glad the plant was pretty. It is Mat Gimble's favorite florist. Hope you are doing well, although I know what a total mental strain a parent's death can put on you. I'm very sorry you and your family had to go through this. I had to go to Waco yesterday for a stepbrother's funeral. He was 47 and had a very aggressive form of cancer that began with a lump on his neck last January. I'm very glad I went and it was one of the most positive funerals I have ever attended. They had the burial first and a celebration of his life at the church after (lots of music as he and his family all have beautiful voices). Attached is a Statutory Power of Attorney I got from my old law firm today (let me know if you want any changes made). It is my favorite form because the powers are both specific and broad. Should your mother want to limit any of the powers, she simply needs to line through them. I will be happy to notarize her signature if you want me to. The following is sort a "trick question" in the instrument: CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ALTERNATIVES BY CROSSING OUT THE ALTERNATIVE NOT CHOSEN: (A) This power of attorney is not affected by my subsequent disability or incapacity. (B) This power of attorney becomes effective upon my disability or incapacity. YOU SHOULD CHOOSE ALTERNATIVE (A) IF THIS POWER OF ATTORNEY IS TO BECOME EFFECTIVE ON THE DATE IT IS EXECUTED. IF NEITHER (A) NOR (B) IS CROSSED OUT, IT WILL BE ASSUMED THAT YOU CHOSE ALTERNATIVE (A). For obvious reasons, your mother should cross through (B) or not cross through either.