Q: Hey Phil, How have you been? Things are somewhat better on this end. Glad to see that your are staying with UBS....so am I. I do have a question. I have seen your name listed as M. Platter. I always thought your first name is Phillip. Where does the "M" fit in? Later, Pete
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IN: Brandee, For this meeting, I will need a laptop and a projector in the conference room. Can you take care of getting this for me? D

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OUT: Thursday lunch training
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DRAFT (Can we allow employees the afternoon of December 14 off?) This is a trying time for all of us. I carefully considered whether a holiday celebration is appropriate this year and, to be honest, employee feedback was mixed. Many viewed the holiday party as a unique opportunity for us to come together as Enron employees to share the spirit of the season. After all, the challenges we face as a company seem small in relation to the significance of this holiday season, especially in light of the events of September 11. However, I have ultimately decided to cancel the all-Enron holiday party that was scheduled for December 8. Given what has transpired over the past month, it would be imprudent for Enron to incur the expense of such an event. I regret that this action is necessary because I recognize that your hard work throughout the year merits a holiday celebration and so much more. While Enron cannot provide parties this year, we will give employees worldwide the afternoon off on Friday, December 14, so that they can spend time with their families and friends. I wish you the best this holiday season, Ken Lay

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OUT: DRAFT -- Enron Holiday Party Canceled
QUESTION: RBowers@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: The NYISO requires additional time to reconcile settlement balances for the January 2000 2nd settlement adjustment. As a result, issuances of invoices for the January 2000 2nd settlement adjustment are being delayed. It is anticipated that invoices for the January 2000 2nd settlement adjustment will be posted by 23:00, Monday, October 15, 2001. The NYISO apologizes for any inconveniences caused by this delay. Regards,
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ANS: January 2000 2nd settlement adjustment
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answer: POWER MARKETS 2002
Gentlemen: It is my understanding that Ann Ballard will be leaving Enron soon. As a result of her departure, it is also my understanding that a new position may be created to handle federal compliance that would encompass matters related to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Federal Power Act. If so, I would like to be considered for the position. I have attached a copy of my resume below. I hold a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Houston. While in law school I received an honors grade in Legal Research and Writing. Additionally, I possess an excellent command of the English language. I have approximately ten years of legal experience in the judicial, firm, and corporate environments. My experience includes preparation of documents for all phases of litigation from pre-trial through the appellate level, administration and drafting of natural gas contracts, administration of all contracts related to the acquisition of water and wastewater facilities on a worldwide basis, and monitoring asset compliance requirements. Currently, I act as a point of reference to various disciplines such as legal, tax, accounting, asset management, and restructuring. I also utilize the Secretariat database in my day-to-day activities. I possess extensive oral and written communication skills as a result of working in various legal environments. I am comfortable working with employees across all levels of Enron. During my tenure at Enron I have worked on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Annual Report of Interlocking Positions filing. This report is mandatory under Section 305(c)(1) of the Federal Power Act. Further, while at Texaco, I prepared the Canadian National Energy Board's monthly report for the export of natural gas from Canada and the U.S. Department of Energy's quarterly sales and price report for the import of natural gas from Canada. Please keep my inquiry regarding this position in confidence. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely,
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Potential Corporate Legal Position