Q: As most of you know, one of our beloved team members had a serious accident during the MS150 on Saturday, just before the Bellville lunch stop. His name is Joseph Kaye, and he is a two-year veteran of Team Enron. He was taken by helicopter to a trauma unit in the medical center where he remains in ICCU. I want you to know that even though his prognosis was bleak at one time, he has come out of his coma, has demonstrated control of all his extremities, and we are anticipating a full recovery. He has several fractures of his skull which will heal, and he has no spinal impairment. This healing is a miracle unfolding. I have just returned from a visit with Joseph's family. I told them you have been e-mailing and calling, and they asked me to thank you for all the concern you have expressed and the prayers that have been sent his way. The family asked that I receive any cards or letters you may wish to send, and I will make sure they are delivered as appropriate. Please send to: Amelia Alder, Enron Corp, P.O. Box 1188, Suite 3AC-3120, Houston, TX 77251-1188. We have been unable to determine the cause of the accident, and only know that it did not involve a collision with a motor vehicle or another bike. And you might know......those of you who share his passion of cycling......some of the first thoughts he was able to communicate by writing with his good hand were: "Where's my bike?" Please keep Joseph in your thoughts and prayers, and I will keep you posted if there is any other news. Best regards,
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A: MIRACLE IN BELLVILLE

Q: Per our phone conversation this morning..... I know you are well aware of these happenings (Southern Trails disappointing CPUC decision and the KMI Sonoran pipeline to California) but I thought these two articles were timely. Since it sounds like the Southern Trails gas is getting stranded wouldn't it be great if we could give KMI some competion for the new Power Plant being proposed in the four corners area. Southern Trails might be willing to offload some of the system cheap following the outcome of the CPUC decision. You may or may not be aware, but TW was working with D. Hawkins at providing operating services of this Souther Trails system for Questar so we have pretty good info. on the Questar system (or Don does I would guess). Anyhow, I know the Southern Trails system has to be in close proximity to this proposed power plant. (If I am driving you nuts with this junk mail Kim, please let me know.) Southern Trails Disappointed by CPUC Decision; Decision Discourages Development of New Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Officials from Questar Southern Trails
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Q: Concerning Proliance, have discussed Proliance's purposed language which would give them the right to terminate the contract upon ENA's single failure to schedule. Dan Hyvl, will not agree to this verbiage. Please give him a call if you wish to discuss this further.
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Q: Attention Natural Gas Traders: In anticipation of making the Henry Hub contract available for clearing, In= tercontinentalExchange will be changing the price increment of the NG Fin, = FP for LD1 and the NG Fin, FP for LD1 Spr from quarter cents to tenths of a= cent (.0025 to .001). This price change will make these products more eq= uivalent to the ones we will be clearing in the near future. The new price= increment will be effective Friday, November 16th.
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Change of Price Increments in Henry Hub