Hi Dave: Thanks for your note! It's hard to believe that Washington House was over twenty years ago now. I left DC at the end of that summer and went to law school in Michigan. My first job after graduating was for a law firm in Houston. They opened a New York office in the mid 80's and I went there to help out. The office wasn't successful but I loved living in New York so I moved to another firm there and stayed for almost 8 years total. One of those years was spent working in Asia - primarily Indonesia and Hong Kong. I've now moved back to Houston where I am a lawyer with Enron - a large energy company - and focus on derivatives and online trading legal issues. We have offices in several countries around the world which I get to visit periodically. I'm actually writing this from Buenos Aires where I'm helping them get some products ready to trade online. I get back to Washington a couple of times a year to do some lobbying for the company and may actually have been there when you were in town - I think I was there the 11th & 12th. I've stayed in touch with Doc Kieft and Mark Kopinski and get back to M.C. from time to time. Mark lives in New York where he manages a couple of international mutual funds for American Century. I was on the Alumni Board for a few years so got back for their meetings at Homecoming and got to see the people who came back - unfortunately I haven't really stayed in touch very well. There have been a number of changes to the campus since our time so you may be surprised if you haven't been back for a while - of course Woodbine is gone, there's a new theater, a big addition to the gym and several major interior renovations. And I understand there are big plans for more - they are going to close Sixth Street, tear down Gibson and expand the campus a block to the west with at least one new dorm, a big expansion to the sports facilities (indoor track, pool, etc.) and a redesign of the library. Enrollment is up above 1000. Congratulations on your successful career - who would have thought when we got out of school so many years ago that Monmouth grads could do this well! There are doctors, bankers, chemists and lawyers everywhere you look. I guess we really did learn something while we were there. Let me know if you ever get to Texas. It would be fun to get together and catch up. Mark Taylor 1322 Rutland St. Houston, TX 77008 (713)863-7190(home) (713)853-7459(work)
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Here is an email: The confirmation desk recently received a call from Mike Billings who I believe is your Dow trader. Mike is trying to trade financially under the name "The Dow Chemical Company". ECT SHOULD CONTINUE TO TRADE FINANCIALLY WITH "DOW HYDROCARBONS AND RESOURCES INC" (the party that ECT has a Master Agreement with). ECT will NOT agree to change the counterparty on any future trades. When you speak with Mike Billings, you may alert him to this. Thanks. Sara
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A: FYI: Financial swaps and options with Dow Hydrocarbons and Resources Inc.
Q: Hello Robert, Hello Sara, The purpose of this e-mail is to supplement my voice mail messages this morning. I know a lot is going on and that the legal team must be all hands on deck. Having said this, however, I would appreciate it if you could give me a sense of where you efforts stood prior to recent events. Further, I would like to get a general sense of timing relative to the continuance of your efforts. To this end I would greatly appreciate a 15 minute catch up session. This catch up will help me manage other outside relationships. I will ask Anita Llamas-Granado to try to schedule either a call or a face-to-face. Thanks. FC
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IN: James, Per Steve Wyatt's suggestion, I have taken the liberty of registering Enron Corporation on the eLawForum web site. In the course of completing the registration, I accepted the eLawForum User Agreement on behalf of Enron. Please let me know if you have any questions about the User Agreement. We would be happy to address any concerns. I have created the 2 roles for you that are required to use our site. The first role is as "Client Administrator." This role allows you to manage the site, primarily by adding and deleting users and assigning them appropriate roles. Your login name and password for your roles as Client Administrator are: Login - "jderrick" and Password - "enron". Please note that both your login and passwords are case sensitive. I have also created for you the second role of "RFP Administrator." In this role, you can create a new RFP and/or manage existing RFPs. You are required to have a second Login name and Password for this second role. I have assigned you the Login in of "jamesderrick" and Password of "enroncorp" in your role as RFP Administrator. Once again, the login name and password are case sensitive. To logon and begin using the web site, go to www.elawforum.com. Click on "logon" and sign on in your role as RFP Administrator. Let me know if you would like a quick walk through the site. In addition, please contact me when you are ready to post your first RFP. Our service includes providing Enron hands on assistance every step of the way. Sincerely,

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Cheryl: Goldman is one of the brokers "messed up" in Lotus Notes. I had given you the files some time ago with my comments. I think it would make sense for us to sort through Goldman for all affiliated companies. I don't see an agreement in Lotus Notes for ECT Inv. and Goldman Int'l.
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Goldman Sachs International - Terms of Business Letter