Q: The Executive Committee of the New York State Reliability Council ("NYSRC") is posting this message to inform all interested parties of the ability to review and submit comments on proposed NYSRC Reliability Rules, in accordance with NYSRC Policy No. 1-2. Attached below and soon to be posted on the NYSRC web site at "www.nysrc.org" on the "Reliability Rule Revisions" web page, are the following proposed NYSRC Reliability Rules (attached in pdf format): 1. RR01-06 System Restoration Normal Review Process To Be Posted July 17, 2001; Comments Due by August 31, 2001 Draft Rule - See attached file: RR01-06.pdf: (See attached file: RR01-06.pdf) Process Log - See attached file: RR01-06Log.pdf: (See attached file: RRO1-06Log.PDF) In accordance with NYSRC Policy No. 1-2, all Market Participants may submit comments on the proposed NYSRC Reliability Rules by no later than August 31, 2001. Comments must be submitted to the NYSRC Executive Committee Secretary by e-mail at the following address: "jcfleury@nyseg.com"
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A: NYS Reliability Council Executive Committee
IN: Attached is the final version of of Transwestern's response to the CPUC's protest in Docket No. RP97-288-017. The attachment was filed with FERC last Wednesday.

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OUT: TW Response to CPUC Protest
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I received a notice through Janet that if we don't pay $100k to California PUC by 12/26/01 our EEMC registration is suspended. THIS MEANS THAT THE MONEY MUST BE THERE TOMORROW. Suspension includes ceasing serving residential and small commercial (all accounts below 20kw) within 48 hours. I think that we've already paid, but Jeff is checking. If not, Wade please arrange payment to Howard Shyrock Energy Division - 4th Floor CPUC 505 Van Ness Avenue SF, CA 94102 Thanks.

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OUT: ESP Bond -- EEMC
QUESTION: Rosco was in for his shots today. On Feb 3 he weighed 14.6 lbs. He now weighs 27 lbs. His paws look too big and his head is too small. What an adventure! ckm
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Our Director of Corporate Travel has informed us that American Express will not be able to establish a new Corporate account for us at this time. Until we are able to obtain company-sponsored credit cards, when incurring company expenses it will be necessary to use personal credit cards or cash, which can then be submitted for reimbursement through the expense report system. You may want to refrain from incurring any reimbursable expenses until we receive further assurances from the company that they have the processes in place to pay them. As information becomes available about administrative operations, I will relay it to you. Please contact me if you have any questions.
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answer: Update on Credit Card Use and Company Expenses
Mr. Lay, These are tough times for our company. There is a lot of justified anger and deep disappointment among our employees and shareholders. However, at this time I want to thank you for sticking with us and helping to get the best deal for Enron. You could have washed your hands, walked away and left us holding the bag. But, you did not. It is reassuring that you are a CEO who will take the heat and do what is best for the company. It measures the true character of the man. It is unfortunate that you placed so much faith in those who have brought our company down. However, it shows that you like the rest of us are only human. I've admired your work over the years and am honored I was able to be a part of your organization. I pray that God will be with you during this turmoil and He will give you strength to see it through. I will always remember my days at Enron with pride. I enjoyed the many great men and women I worked with. Thank you again, Mr. Lay, for all you have done.
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