This is the content of an email: ...try not to get the juice in your eyes, it really stings Well, I'm sure you've already heard through Mom...but I think things may be kaput with Ted. I say "think" because he hasn't said anything one way or the other, it's just a vibe I have. So I don't think you guys are going to have a chance to meet him while your in Houston. Oh well, it was definitely fun while things were going well so I suppose I should focus on that. I just want to know why guys can be such, as dad would say, chicken shits (excuse my language but the description fits). But enough about me...So how are things with you guys. I hope all is well and that you're taking full advantage of all the 'culture' surrounding you. We went to the first football game of the season Saturday (against Louisiana Lafayette). Texas won 52-10, and you wouldn't know if from the score but the 1st quarter was a little bit scarey (0-10). Simms started the game but only played about 2 series before they yanked him and put Applewhite in to put some points on the board. Simms did come back in the second half and through a touch-down pass. The family's good and we're all excited to see you guys in the near future. Write back soon, Susan ******** Humor is the best medicine. ******** So I'm thinking of taking the T-shirt Ted gave me from Beaver Creek and writing this on the back of it... I dated Ted Noble and all I have to show for it is this lousy T-shirt. Dont'cha love it?

Subject: When life hands you lemons...

This is the content of an email: Jeff: The whole team and I very much enjoyed our meeting with you last Friday. We were looking forward to having the opportunity to tell you all about the progress of our business. We felt that the give and take and the dialogue during the course of the meeting was excellent, and we hope that in the future we will be able to have useful dialogues like this at appropriately periodic intervals. To memorialize the follow-up steps from this, we thought it would be useful to write this down so we may remain responsive to your questions regarding our progress. 1. We want to confirm the reasonableness of our net churn numbers; we plan to develop a fact base of churn experience over the course of the next few months and analyze these compared to the original business case model. We would be prepared to review this churn with you in about three months. 2. To analyze the rationale of our hedging of long term contracts against the "disaster" of falling prices; this is to be done against the assumption that our customers will leave us on the basis of strict economic rationality. We believe that providing this type of analysis would be very useful for us as we enter the year 2002 where power and gas prices will be substantially different next year than they are now. We would be prepared to review the results of this analysis with you in the fall. 3. Decompose our net cash burn to indicate the "levers" to reduce that cash burn against unforeseen problems/disasters. We would plan to do this as part of our normal budgeting process for 2002. We would plan to review this with our Board in our fall meeting. We believe that it is the right course of activity to review this with the Board and then follow up with you if there are any questions going forward. We also believe that there could be an opportunity to review the cash burn significantly given the fact that a large part of our cash burn is spent on systems development for entry into specific markets. Jeff, as I said in the beginning, we very enjoyed meeting with you and we hope that we were able to prove to you that we have made substantial progress. I would like to feel that I will have the opportunity to get in touch with you at key juncture intervals during the development of our company. Thanks again for your time.

Subject: June 1 Deep Dive/Houston

This is the content of an email: I have reviewed the above proposed confidentiality agreement and have made certain modifications which are in line with the confidentiality agreement presently in effect between ENA and Markwest. Since the new agreement is to cover Markwest for the period that they are letting Enron review Markwest's financials which are scheduled to be publicly released next week, the term references therein need to only cover the period from the date hereof until such financials are scheduled to be released, which I understand to be next week. The change to Enron Corp was made because the employees who will receive the information are now employees of Enron Corp. Please have your attorney contact me if there are any problems with the manner or substance of the changes noted in the document.

Subject: Markwest Conf. Agreement

This is the content of an email: Representative Henry Waxman today faxed a letter to Mr. Kenneth Lay, Chairman of Enron. This e-mail includes a copy of both this letter and the video clip referenced in the letter. - House Committee on Government Reform - Minority Office <<pdf_enron_jan_15_let.pdf>> <<mov_enron_meeting.WMV>> - pdf_enron_jan_15_let.pdf - mov_enron_meeting.WMV
Subject: January 15th letter from Rep. Henry Waxman