IN: We will be upgrading the EnronOnline website tonight to include new functionalitysuch as Floating the Todays Transaction Window. As our special group of select and distinguished users, you guys are going to get it before anyone else does. This release has been tested and we are not expecting any problems, but if you encounter difficulties with your new website as a result of this upgrade, please call the EnronOnline help desk. Additionally we will have an EnronOnline person circulating on the floor to assist with any difficulties. You will not have to do anything to receive the upgrade - it will happen automatically at your login tomorrow.

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IN: Davis' deadlines on energy much easier set than met By Emily Bazar Bee Staff Writer (Published Feb. 23, 2001) Exactly one week ago, Gov. Gray Davis sounded hopeful, optimistic even, when he predicted that the state and its debt-ridden utilities would forge an agreement by today on a plan to save the companies from financial doom. Problem is, it won't work out that way. Negotiations between state officials and the investor-owned utilities have produced no comprehensive agreement to announce today. Davis' predictions during the energy crisis have been wrong before. For weeks, he has set deadlines for agreements and legislative action that haven't been met. On deadline days, even when there's little substantive progress to report, Davis often holds news conferences anyway -- many of them

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IN: The New York City Marathon Expo and Gift Shop opens on Wednesday, October 31! Come the first day and enjoy shorter lines, less crowding, the best selection of official merchandise, AND some special offers, starting with: $20 OFF ANY PURCHASE OVER $100 if you bring this e-mail. * (What can you buy? Official marathon merchandise, from hats to socks and everything in between.) We're also pleased to offer a special membership deal: If you become a member of New York Road Runners at the expo on Wednesday, the 31st, you will receive two free race coupons (a value of over $20) to be used at selected 2002 events. Finally, anyone who stops by the NYRR membership booth (#263) on Wednesday will receive a free runner's pace band, while quantities last. The evening before the expo opens, NYRR and Best Cellars Wine Shop will be hosting the second New York City Marathon Wine Tasting. That's Tuesday, October 30, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Best Cellars, located at 1291 Lexington Avenue, between 86th and 87th Street. In addition to wine, you'll be treated to samples of a delicious and healthy snack, the perfect compliment to 2001 New York City Marathon Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, as prepared by Louis Lanza of Josie's and Josie's East. Hope to see you there as we toast this 26.2 mile celebration! *Please note the merchandise discount details: This discount is GOOD ON WEDNESDAY, October 31, 2001, at the New York City Marathon Expo ONLY. This discount DOES NOT APPLY WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNT, including membership discounts. This discount WILL ONLY BE GRANTED IF YOU BRING A PRINTED COPY OF THIS E-MAIL WITH YOU. The New York City Marathon Expo is taking place at the Javits Center. It's open to the public (including non-marathoners)--just be sure to you bring

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IN: Please see the following articles: Sac Bee, Tues, 5/10: No deal in energy refund talks Sac Bee, Tues, 5/10: Third power plant opens: But the Los Medanos=20 facility isn't pouring out electricity yet Sac Bee, Tues, 5/10: State reveals high-priced power deals Sac Bee, Tues, 5/10: Government finds ways to conserve: The Santa Rita=20 Jail goes solar as agencies get creative to cut costs SD Union, Tues, 5/10: Energy talks reach no settlement; state threatens sui= t SD Union, Tues, 5/10: Refunds in jeopardy as talks fail SD Union, Tues, 5/10: State's massive outlays detailed SD Union, Tues, 5/10: State releases early spot market energy purchases LA Times, Mon, 5/9: FERC Judge Says State Owed No More Than $1 Billion LA Times, Tues, 5/10: Electricity Cost Data Spread the Blame LA Times, Tues, 5/10: Duke Energy Asked to Allow Release of Data LA Times, Mon, 5/9: Concern Over Price of Long-Term Power Pacts Grows SF Chron, Tues, 5/10: State's refund demand rejected=20 Judge ends rebate talks, rebukes $9 billion claim=20 SF Chron, Tues, 5/10: Davis opens another new power plant=20 Pittsburg facility will generate 555 megawatts SF Chron, Tues, 5/10: California rejects B.C. Hydro $125 million settlement SF Chron, Tues, 5/10: Davis' criticism of Texas misdirected, report finds SF Chron, Tues, 5/10: Developments in California's energy crisis SF Chron, Tues, 5/10: Energy talks reach no settlement; state threatens sui= t SF Chron, Tues, 5/10: Toxic fumes not linked to blackouts=20 Backup power OK in facilities, report says Mercury News, Tues, 5/10: Power suppliers, state fail to agree on refund to= tal Mercury News, Tues, 5/10: Power purchase bills exceed $7.5 billion Biggest suppliers are not from Texas OC Register, Tues, 5/10: Refund outlook dims OC Register, Tues, 5/10: State reveals details of power purchases OC Register, Tues, 5/10: Ghost of Bob Citron roaming halls of capital Gray Davis is following footsteps of former O.C. treasurer into fiscal=20 chaos (Commentary) Individual.com (PRnewswire), Tues, 5/10: Calpine's Los Medanos Energy Cente= r=20 Adds Needed Generation to California Second New Major Base Load Generator for=20 California=20 NY Times, Tues, 5/10: California and Generators Still Split After 2-Week Ta= lks Wash. Post, Tues, 5/10: Energy Refund Talks Fail In Calif.; Federal Agency'= s=20 Judge To Propose Settlement WSJ, Tues, 5/10: California and Energy Companies Miss Deadline

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Energy Issues