This is the content of an email: I would like to consider some counterparty-specific agreement to solve this problem. What do you think of a side agreement among both KN entities and Enron which specifies that a user ID and password have been issued to both of KN's legal entities jointly and severally and that transactions for certain products (e.g. all financial products) entered into under that user ID and password will be deemed executed by KN Trading (their financial trading entity) and all others will be deemed executed by KN Marketing (their physical entity)? Do you see any problems here? Issues re: joint & several liability under the ETA but not the Transactions? Let me know if you need further clarification of the problem. I haven't run this by Louise yet - she may raise system or commercial objections. Mark

Subject: Assignment Issue

This is the content of an email: Read about how PGE is making methane out of manure in this issue of eBiz. Also in this issue: Enron's first quarter earnings overview Online energy trading will reach $3.6 trillion by 2005 Tom White becomes U.S. Secretary of the Army A U.K. offshore wind farm The PGE sale terminates How a fuel cell works A little bit of poetry It's all in the latest eBiz. Go to home.enron.com, click Publications, then click eBiz, and "eBiz April 27, 2001."

Subject: "Take This Job and Shovel It"

This is the content of an email: Attached is a mini dash that summarizes the proposed deal to grant a license for POPS to AEP. Please review and let me know of any issues, questions or concerns. Yesterday evening AEP sent some last minute changes to the license agreement primarily dealing with arbitration. I will be meeting with Barbara Gray and my counterpart from AEP, Dave Banks, tomorrow to nail down this agreement. I'd like to get signatures on Friday so that we can move forward with getting our first payment and then start the process of delivering the application. On a related note there have been some issues between AEP and Enron on the commercial side of the business. Louise Kitchen and Eric Vanderwalde are involved in working through those issues. Brian Redmond has asked that we call him before executing this agreement.

Subject: POPS Mini Dash and License Agreement Status

This is the content of an email: Dear Vince, I have attached the invoice for the workshop that Beth O'Sullivan and I conducted for your group last month as well as a summary of the workshop evaluation. I am sorry for the delay, but we were waiting to receive more of the workshop evaluations so that we could provide you a more complete assessment of the workshop by the attendees. As it is, we only collected 11 responses of the 17 attendees. I will also send you a copy of this invoice in the mail and will be glad to send you the actual evaluation forms completed by the attendees if you would like to have them. As mentioned in the attached, we enjoyed working with your group and hope that you can see the difference the training made in the presentation ability of the attendees.
Subject: Workshop Invoice