Here is an email: Mr. Lay: I appreciate the time you took to review my memo concerning internal communications suggestions. Cindy Olson called to thank me and Sarah Davis did meet with me to discuss the memo. I have some ideas regarding the transition and would like to share them with you and/or your communication transition team. Could you please put me in contact with your team handling the communications for the transition or meet with me personally to discuss? I would only take a few minutes of your time. Thank you again for your time and all that you have done for us. You have a large following that are here to support you and Enron. We just need direction from the top, more importantly, you.
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Q: Peter Richard Lewis suggested I contact you in order to obtain a copy of the Houston gas desk curve. We specifically want to understand how the curve escalates from around 2007 onwards as we are looking to rvise our back-end curve. Could you please provide a recent curve. Thanks
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IN: Here is a brief memo prepared by Dan Watkiss relating to the relationship between TVA transmission and marketing. N I will call you later to discuss TVA letter. Kevin does not want to make offer to sell at market based rates. Also want to discuss if there is any way we can challenge TVA on the hourly tag problems of last week. Talk to you soon. Thanks

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Hi Jamey, Would you please let us know when the database (ERMTP) will be back up? It's already 10AM. Vladi needs access to the database asap. Please let us know. Thanks

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QUESTION: Hi, Barry, To help me prepare for our meeting: What role does Stephanie play? Will you be speaking for both Canada and US when we talk? Most important: Do you like paella? Ray
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IN: Good Morning Sara, I wanted to touch base with you regarding the CSFB 2001 Equity Swap Basket documentation. Since the last time we spoke here are some of the issues discussed along with some additional recommendations. 1) Finalizing the Master ISDA Agreement with Credit Suisse First Boston (Europe) Limited. I see that the status is under Credit Review. 2) Definitions: a) Interest Payment Date- should state "3 business days after the Valuation Date" b) Reference Price- amend the phrase "..last regular way trade..." to state "...Official Closing Price..." in (i) and (ii)(b)(iii). c) Securities- Omit the reference to "Bonds". The definition should only read: "are the securities specified as such in the Confirmation". d) Valuation Date (s)- October 15, 2001, November 15, 2001, ... October 15, 2002 3) Section 5.1 (i)- Omit the reference to Bonds. This section (i) should read: "If a Security pays a dividend or makes another distribution, the payment to be made by the Seller shall be equal to the gross amount of the cash dividend or distribution per share (excluding for the avoidance of doubt any tax credits), as the case may be, multiplied by the Dividend Percentage, multiplied by the Contract Quantity". We should include a definition for "Dividend Payment Date" to read, "The Equity Payment Date relating to the Valuation Date (s) on which the relevant Dividend Period ends". We should also include a definition for "Dividend Amount". The "Dividend Amount" definition should read, "100% of all ordinary cash dividends where; (i) the ex-dividend date occurs during the period from the day following the Trade Date to and including the final Valuation Date and (ii) the date on which the related ordinary cash dividend would have been received by persons who held the Shares comprising the Basket during such period is during the relevent Dividend Period". I believe we should address Section 5.2 "Potential Adjustment Event". We should recommend replacing the language similar to the Intra-Period Adjustment language we utilitized in the Enron Credit Confirmation. Their section allows CSFB to "determine" the provisions of the Intra-Period Adjustments. CSFB should not have control over determining any additonal payment or adjustment of the Opening Price or Contract Quantity. The Intra-Period adjustment language is comprehensive in covering all provisions therein. 4) Schedule to Basket Swaps: a) Applicable Interest Rate Cycle: should read "1 month" b) Termination Date: should read "1 year" c) Business Day Convention: should be the standard ISDA "Modified Following Business Day Convention" language. 5) We should also include the Annex structure to be able to monitor the positions held, along with any subsequent adjustments, in the Equity Swap Basket at any time throughout the deal. Please advise if you like to meet to discuss the documentation in further detail. Regards,

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CSFB 2001 Equity Swap Basket Documentation