Input: It was posted on Dec. 11, but the Human Resource dept said that if it is still on the internet, it is open.


Input: Look forward to hearing your comments/suggestions.


Input: Regards,


Input: Rina

Rina


Input: Yikes!


Input: That girl's mother sounds like a real problem.


Input: I'm not sure how I would have handled it.


Input: How's school going?


Input: Any plans for the weekend?


Input: Alma Martinez@ENRON

Alma Martinez@ENRON


Input: 01/26/2001 11:36 AM


Input: What happened?


Input: Here's a story ... as I was waiting at the bus stop (7:35 am) to go to school, a lady approached me and asked if I'd make sure her daughter got on a certain bus.


Input: The mother was running late for work and could not wait.


Input: I couldn't say no ... so Nicki (the little girl-10 yrs. old) and I waited for the bus.

Nicki


Input: It was now, 8:15 and there was no sign of her bus.


Input: On top of things, I had quiz at 8 am.


Input: Which I then realized I missed.


Input: I decided that Nicki would just have to wait on her own.

Nicki


Input: I asked her if she had any relatives that would want to know of her whereabouts.


Input: I called her grandmother and explained things to her.


Input: Pretty strange ... aye.


Input: A bus that runs through UofH arrived and I almost got on without her, but I couldn't do it.

UofH


Input: Finally, I told the little girl that she would have to accompany me to school (8:30 am).


Input: There were only 15 minutes left of class.


Input: I stayed for the remainder of the lecture.


Input: After class we went back to bus stop and within minutes her bus arrived.


Input: I told the bus driver where to drop her off.


Input: I notified her grandmother with the time of the departure.


Input: And I was relieved when Nicki called to let me know she was home safe.

Nicki


Input: Please send the memo to the EGM business heads as well.


Input: Thanks.


Input: Jeff

Jeff


Input: Jana Giovannini

Jana Giovannini


Input: 01/26/2001 10:51 AM


Input: Actually, Jen has volunteered for the afternoon session.

Jen


Input: I spoke to her prior to my note.


Input: Is there anyone else in EGM that could participate?


Input: Please let me know.


Input: Thanks.


Input: Jen, please take care of this for EGM

Jen


Input: Jana Giovannini

Jana Giovannini


Input: 01/24/2001 11:42 AM


Input: All,


Input: The Analyst and Associate Programs recognize we have many Analyst needs that need to be addressed immediately.


Input: While we anticipate many new Analysts joining Enron this summer (late May) and fulltime (August) we felt it necessary to address some of the immediate needs with an Off-Cycle Recruiting event.

Enron


Input: We are planning this event for Thursday, February 15 and are inviting approximately 30 candidates to be interviewed.


Input: I am asking that you forward this note to any potential interviewers (Managers or above).


Input: We will conduct first round interviews in the morning and the second round interviews in the afternoon.


Input: We need for interviewers to commit either to the morning (9 am-12 pm) or afternoon (2 pm-5 pm) complete session.


Input: Please submit your response using the buttons below and update your calendar for this date.


Input: In addition, we will need the groups that have current needs to commit to taking one or more of these Analysts should they be extended an offer.


Input: Thanks in advance for your cooperation.


Input: Thank you,


Input: Jana

Jana


Input: Where does our 50% (the 1.65 million dollars) show up?


Input: Can you provide me with more details?


Input: Great job, guys.


Input: Eric Gonzales

Eric Gonzales


Input: 01/25/2001 02:02 AM


Input: Great job gentlemen!


Input: This deviation shows that Eco definitely has a significant amount of option value which can be exploited with quick reactions and favourable market movements.


Input: Eric

Eric


Input: Wayne Perry@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT

Wayne Perry@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT


Input: 25/01/2001 00:20


Input: Finally completed tonight


Input: Net to Enron LNG Marketing Company-$272,000 ($0.10/mmbtu)

Enron LNG Marketing Company


Input: Net to Eco about $3,300,000 (Enron 50% share about $1,650,000)

Enron


Input: Enron total gain not counting ENA's trading desk margin is $1,922,000

Enron


Input: Not bad for a single cargo.


Input: Wayne

Wayne


Input: Jen, please take care of this for EGM

Jen


Input: Marianne: The following are my comments:

Marianne


Input: 1. In Section 1.1, there should be a parentheses after etc. in the 5th line.


Input: 2. In Section 3.1, in the last sentence after the proviso insert " a " before the word " change " and after the word " in ".


Input: 3. In Section 6.1, change 20 Business Days to 20 days.


Input: Also, add a semicolon at the end of clause (i).


Input: 4. In Section 6.2.1 I'll just note that the discount rate sentence I think is still an open issue.


Input: 5. In Section 6.3, clause (c) should be reworded to fit with the language in the beginning of the Section.


Input: 6. Capitalize the word " facility " in the definition of Average Annual Load Factor.


Input: 7. Delete the definition of Costs as it is already defined in Section 6.2.1.


Input: 8. Where is the defined term Govt Authority used?


Input: 9. In the GTC, the ECP rep should also apply to EESI.


Input: Also, in the 7th line of the reps add the word " into " after the word " entered " and before the word " this ".


Input: 10. In Collateral Requests, insert a comma after deposit in the last line.


Input: I will also add granting/perfection language.


Input: 11. In Events of Default, clause (a) refers to a dispute section which I'm not sure exists.


Input: In clause (e), delete the " s ": from the word consolidation.


Input: 12. Remedies should be deleted as it is already covered in Section 6.1.


Input: 13. In UCC/Disclaimer of warranties, add a clause (c).


Input: I would add setoff language.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Marianne Castano@EES

Marianne Castano@EES


Input: 05/30/2001 11:05 AM


Input: Carol:

Carol


Input: I have attempted to incorporate the changes that Jim has incorporated in our long form power agreement which ENA has suggested to date into the short form.

Jim

ENA


Input: Attached please find a sample short form (for the Con Ed market) for your review.

Ed


Input: Please note the following as you review:


Input: 1. The short forms do not contain the optionality relating to our performing billing services -- all of our midmarket forms anticipate that we will act as customer's billing agent and that we will collect all amounts due related to T&D and the like from the customer (and reflect same on our invoice) and pass those amounts on to the customer's utility.


Input: 2. I did not include a " Setoff " provision in this draft, mainly because the vast majority of the time, we will not, nor will an affiliate, have another agreement in place with these customers.


Input: If you feel strongly about our including a setoff provision, we will do so.


Input: 3. The change in law provision reads a bit differently from the long form -- the thinking here is that the long form language is very lengthy and rather harsh (and we've had great difficulty selling it in the past).


Input: Taking into consideration this class of customer, we decided to include certain items, including our inability to cover our costs due to a change in law, rules or practices as a " force majeure event " in an effort to soften the approach (see the GTCs).


Input: Also we do not address calculation of a termination payment in the event of a change in law as the long form does -- again, more in the interest of " saving space " than anything else ...


Input: Let us know your thoughts on this document and if you are comfortable with our using this until such time as the hybrid form is launched.


Input: If you are comfortable, we will drive these changes into our other midmarket power forms.


Input: Thanks again for your help with this project,


Input: Marianne

Marianne


Input: P.S. Please be sure to copy Sarah Dietrich and Jennifer Hillegonds on your response -- they will be taking this project during my " hiatus " -- I am moving to PA on Friday of this week, and will be out of pocket through approximately 7/16.

Sarah Dietrich

Jennifer Hillegonds

PA


Input: I will start up again in mid-July ...


Input: John:

John


Input: I have faxed to you the form of Bond, our proposed Bond provisions and the EEI Master.


Input: I am waiting on the confirms and will send them to you shortly by fax or e-mail.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Carol St Clair

Carol St Clair


Input: 05/31/2001 09:01 AM


Input: Phyllis:

Phyllis


Input: Our letter of credit person would be more comfortable if we deleted all of the language that makes the LC transferable.


Input: Are you okay with that?


Input: If so, are we ready to execute?


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: lemelpe@NU.COM


Input: 05/30/2001 03:00 PM


Input: Carol:

Carol


Input: I understand that we are still reviewing the attachment that lists the open transactions.


Input: How are you making out on the revised version of the LOC?


Input: Marianne:

Marianne


Input: In addition to my other comments on the Mid Market Power Form, I think you should add a forward contract rep.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Christie or Cass:

Christie

Cass


Input: Are we playing tomorrow at 9:30?


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Rhonda:

Rhonda


Input: As I mentioned in my e-mail, John Lepore at Select Energy (Settlements Group) is trying to reconcile our list with his list.

John Lepore

Select Energy


Input: He needs more info about these trades (i.e., price info) and would like to talk with you about it.


Input: His number is 860-665-2368 and e-mail address is leporjj@selectenergy.com.


Input: Once we agree on the list, we can sign the EEI Master.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Rhonda L Denton

Rhonda L Denton


Input: 05/25/2001 12:45 PM


Input: Here's everything that flows from 5/1/01 forward.


Input: Carol St Clair 05/25/2001 12:01 PM

Carol St Clair


Input: We need to include all outstanding transactions.


Input: Thanks.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Rhonda L Denton

Rhonda L Denton


Input: 05/25/2001 11:45 AM


Input: Do you want 6/1/01 and forward or do you want to include all of May since they have not been settled?


Input: Just let me know and I can send you a new attachment.


Input: Carol St Clair 05/25/2001 10:56 AM

Carol St Clair


Input: Rhonda:

Rhonda


Input: Does Attachment A to the Select EEI Master need to be updated or is the version that you sent to me the current version?


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: lemelpe@NU.COM


Input: 05/25/2001 10:44 AM


Input: Carol-

Carol


Input: I think Valerie Mooney (our credit person) and Ed Sacks are still discussing some minor fine tuning of the LOC format.

Valerie Mooney

Ed Sacks


Input: I spoke to Bob Bruce this morning-we're all set on the language in the Schedule to the ISDA, and there is a minor credit/billing issue in Paragraph 13 related to the timing of transfer of interest on collateral that Val will discuss with Ed as well.

Bob Bruce

Val

Ed


Input: As far as the EEI goes, the only remaining issue that I'm aware of (aside from finalizing the LOC) is whether we've finished coordinating the Attachment containing the list of prior transactions.


Input: Sounds like we may actually get these documents executed early next week.


Input: Phyllis Lemell

Phyllis Lemell


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Rhonda L Denton

Rhonda L Denton


Input: 06/01/2001 03:20 PM


Input: I am missing Deal No. 74419 on your sheet.


Input: It is Enpower No. 295870.


Input: Will fax.


Input: Rhonda:

Rhonda


Input: Thanks so much for your help on this.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Rhonda L Denton

Rhonda L Denton


Input: 06/01/2001 03:20 PM


Input: I am missing Deal No. 74419 on your sheet.


Input: It is Enpower No. 295870.


Input: Will fax.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Rhonda L Denton

Rhonda L Denton


Input: 06/01/2001 03:20 PM


Input: I am missing Deal No. 74419 on your sheet.


Input: It is Enpower No. 295870.


Input: Will fax.


Input: Phyllis:

Phyllis


Input: We can accept the language with your chnages.


Input: Are we ready to execute?


Input: I am out of the office today but will be back tomorrow.


Input: Please call me.


Input: thanks.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: lemelpe@NU.COM


Input: 06/04/01 08:38 AM


Input: Carol-

Carol


Input: Our credit person doesn't understand why the transferability language needs to be eliminated.


Input: It simply refers to the same ICC publication for the transfer process that governs the letter of credit generally.


Input: Is there some specific concern that we can address?


Input: Russell:

Russell


Input: Your comments to the transfer agreement were fine.


Input: With respect to the Guaranty, I will delete the Schedule.


Input: Our system did not show any other chnages.


Input: Were there any?


Input: Carol

Carol


Input: Yes.


Input: Carol St. Clair EB 3889 713-853-3989 (Phone) 713-646-3393 (Fax) carol.st.clair@enron.com

Carol St. Clair


Input: Evan --

Evan


Input: Who is responsible for completing all paperwork for entering a new market?


Input: Is it someone on your team or someone from CEC?

CEC


Input: There have been some issues with getting everything coordinated lately and I wanted to make sure that we knew who was on point.


Input: Jim

Jim


Input: Am I scheduled to attend?


Input: Jim

Jim


Input: The next meeting of the CAEM Board of Directors will be held on Wednesday, September 12, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Washington, DC.

CAEM

Grand Hyatt Hotel

Washington

DC


Input: The meeting is being held in conjunction with the third meeting of our DISCO of the Future Forum.


Input: (Please visit our newly updated website www.caem.org for more information on the DISCO Forum.)


Input: Following the Board meeting on Wednesday, you are invited to join with members of the DISCO Forum for a Wednesday evening reception and dinner, including a guest speaker.


Input: Board members are also invited to join in the substantive session of the DISCO Forum on Thursday, September 13.


Input: Because of an international medical convention ongoing in Washington at the same time as our meetings, the Grand Hyatt unfortunately is already booked.

Washington

Grand Hyatt


Input: However, we have reserved a block of rooms at the nearby Wyndham Hotel.

Wyndham Hotel


Input: To reserve one of these rooms, you must inform the Wyndham staff that you are part of the CAEM group.

Wyndham

CAEM


Input: If you should decide to arrange lodging at a different hotel, please do so quickly as there is limited availability in all surrounding hotels.


Input: We will be making the Wyndham rooms available to members of the DISCO Forum on July 20.

Wyndham


Input: If you have any questions or require any assistance at all, please contact Hope Duncan at 202.739.0134 or Jeff Mangold at 703.729.2710.

Hope Duncan

Jeff Mangold


Input: We are looking forward to seeing you on September 12.


Input: Hotel Information:


Input: Grand Hyatt Hotel 1000 H Street NW Washington DC 20001 Phone: 202.582.1234 or 1.800.233.1234 Fax: 202.637.4781 Website: http://washington.hyatt.com/wasgh/index.html

Grand Hyatt Hotel

Washington

DC


Input: Wyndham Washington DC 1400 M Street NW Washington, DC 20005 Phone: 202.429.1700 or 1.877.999.3223 Fax: 202.785.0786 Website: http://www.wyndham.com/Washington_DC/default.cfm

Wyndham

Washington

DC

Washington

DC


Input: correct.


Input: Is this correct?


Input: If so, I will handle it.


Input: Thanks Jim.

Jim


Input: Lora Sullivan@ENRON

Lora Sullivan@ENRON


Input: 07/19/2001 03:31 PM


Input: Dear Linda,

Linda


Input: We are receiving invoices from Ace Federal Reporters for transcripts of the recent FERC settlement conferences.

Ace Federal Reporters


Input: Linda Robertson says they should be charged to Jim Steffes' cost center, etc.

Linda

Jim Steffes


Input: Do you want me to send the invoices to you?


Input: Let me know.


Input: Many thanks.


Input: Lora

Lora


Input: Lora Sullivan Federal Government Affairs Representative Enron 1775 Eye Street, NW Suite 800 Washington, DC 20006 202-466-9142 202-828-3372 (fax) email: lora.sullivan@enron.com

Lora Sullivan

Enron

Washington

DC


Input: < Embedded Picture (Device Independent Bitmap) >


Input: I'm in all week.


Input: Jim

Jim


Input: Can we visit about what went on with Ursula at the PRC meeting when you catch up?

Ursula


Input: BRADLEY JR, ROBERT L,

BRADLEY JR, ROBERT L


Input: A revised version of the Evaluation form for Associates and Analysts is attached below.


Input: Please disregard and destroy the form you received on July 2, as well as any blank forms retrieved from the PEP system prior to that date.


Input: Please use the attached for Associate and Analyst evaluations.


Input: All Evaluations for Associates and Analysts must be completed using this form.


Input: -BRENNER, URSULA J.doc << File: BRENNER, URSULA J.doc >>

BRENNER, URSULA J.doc

BRENNER, URSULA J.doc


Input: Jean & Thane --

Jean

Thane


Input: Can we have a meeting this week (maybe Thursday at 3:30) to discuss this?


Input: Jim

Jim


Input: We do need a formal plan.


Input: We have been working closely together to identify the issues as they develop and propose solutions.


Input: Doug has been providing us with the necessary specific market information.

Doug


Input: We have been successful in communicating that information to the new commissioners and Ercot and seeking resolution.

Ercot


Input: The commission is definitely more responsive to market participants that are articulating the issue, providing specific examples and proposing the solution.


Input: Grand-standing is ignored.


Input: Those who show up with complaints but can not point to specifics are virtually ignored.


Input: Those who show up and complain, but are not participating in the working groups and the daily Ercot phone calls, board meetings, etc. are ignored.

Ercot


Input: Doug and I met with the Chairman of PUCT and have had subsequent conversations.

Doug

PUCT


Input: Thane and I also visited with him.

Thane


Input: Pat Wood made a phone call to Tom Noel and told him to get the Texas market fixed.

Pat Wood

Tom Noel

Texas


Input: (Even though he has bigger things to do in D.C., this is his legacy and he recognizes that if deregulation does not work in Texas, the repercussions could be global.)

D.C.

Texas


Input: Chairman Sibley and Chairman Wolens (of the Texas legislature) are also engaged in market developments.

Sibley

Wolens

Texas


Input: We have been working with the State Affairs legislative committee and keeping them apprised.


Input: There is an Electric Restructuring Committee hearing scheduled for September 6th or 7th.


Input: The forum is expected to be invited testimony only.


Input: Those currently listed as invitees are PUCT Commissioners and Ercot's Sam Jones and Tom Noel.

PUCT

Ercot

Sam Jones

Tom Noel


Input: The hearing is focused on the pilot and we have an opportunity to provide some probing questions for Wolens to direct to Sam and Tom.

Wolens

Sam

Tom


Input: Now that Sibley is not a candidate for Lt. Governor, there is more freedom to open up and ask some difficult questions.

Sibley


Input: Thane is in Austin on Friday, but is available by phone.

Thane

Austin


Input: I will be on a plane to Houston at 8:00 a.m.

Houston


Input: Can we find another time that works for us to meet?


Input: Thane is in an Ercot PRS meeting Friday from 9:30 until 3:00.

Thane

Ercot


Input: I am available after Rick's Friday budget meeting ... are you available then?

Rick


Input: You are right, we do need a formal plan, Thane has started an initial draft.

Thane


Input: Thanks, Jean

Jean


Input: Jean & Thane --

Jean

Thane


Input: Walking out last night, Kevin Presto indicated that there were games being played in ERCOT with the new market rules and prices in certain markets were not reflective of working markets.

Kevin Presto

ERCOT


Input: Enron needs to use this situation to quickly get our viewpoints up into the PUCT and ERCOT ISO on what is driving these problems and our proposed fixes.

Enron

PUCT

ERCOT


Input: If ERCOT goes the way of California-either due to market power or poor market design rules-it will be a bad day for deregulation and for Pat Wood.

ERCOT

California

Pat Wood


Input: As important, the new PUCT Commissioners need some help right now in messaging the market.

PUCT


Input: Let's get them to support constructive solutions that will make a real difference.


Input: Jean and Thane, I think that we need a FORMAL PLAN on what to do over the next 3-6 months to leverage this situation.

Jean

Thane


Input: I would like to discuss this with you on Friday am.


Input: I am free at 8 am on Friday before Rick's budget meeting.

Rick


Input: Jim

Jim


Input: FYI.


Input: You may want to discuss with Becky.

Becky


Input: Jim

Jim


Input: As an outgrowth of the meeting Leslie and I had with Scott and Hunter a couple of weeks ago, we have begun work to develop an electronic tool that would allow us to provide ongoing summaries of FERC gas activities, and possibly electric activities, in a format that can be linked to the Fundamentals intranet site used by the traders.

Leslie

Scott

Hunter


Input: We envision a format that would provide a brief summary and analysis of the order, filing, etc. with a link to the source document as well for those who would like more detailed information.


Input: This would replace the paper copies you and your people are currently getting.


Input: Many details remain to be worked out, but we will keep you advised.


Input: In the meantime, could you please provide a contact on your side with whom we could discuss technical issues?


Input: What do I need to do?


Input: Jim

Jim


Input: Bob Bowen

Bob Bowen


Input: 07/14/2000 03:58 PM


Input: Note that the No " Out " version requires us to pay the premium on Tuesday!


Input: GILBERGD@sullcrom.com


Input: 07/14/2000 02:18 PM


Input: As we discussed, the following is revised disclosure regarding direct access to deal with the cost issue:


Input: EnronOnline will assist users, upon request, in arranging for the connection of " T1 " lines or other means of direct access to EnronOnline, as an alternative to internet access.

EnronOnline

EnronOnline


Input: Direct access connections might enable users to access EnronOnline more quickly than is currently possible through internet access.

EnronOnline


Input: Please call if you want to discuss.


Input: Have a good weekend.


Input: This e-mail is sent by a law firm and contains information that may be privileged and confidential.


Input: If you are not the intended recipient, please delete the e-mail and notify us immediately.


Input: The least we can do is pass this news along.


Input: Is there anyone else we should tell?


Input: Ted Bockius < Ted.Bockius@ivita.com >

Ted Bockius


Input: 07/17/2000 02:21 PM


Input: fyi ... it sound like Bobby is in serious condition.

Bobby


Input: Thanks,


Input: Sharon

Sharon


Input: I think they'll send us another update once he's out of emergency and into a room .?


Input: Then it's real easy to call Ben Taub to find out a room number .? The address is below .?

Ben Taub


Input: It doesn't sound like he can receive visitors yet.


Input: A.


Input: Thanks for the heads up .?


Input: Do you know the address to send cards ??


Input: Do you know if Bobby can see visitors ??

Bobby


Input: Some of the folks here would like to know.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Sharon

Sharon


Input: Thought you might like to know.


Input: Amy Cornell Compaq CPCG Marketing P: 281-518-9526 F: 281-518-1081 amy.cornell@compaq.com < mailto:amy.cornell@compaq.com < mailto:amy.cornell@compaq.com > >

Amy Cornell

Compaq CPCG Marketing


Input: Jann, phoned this morning and asked me to pass this information to the group, concerning Bobby Riggins.

Jann

Bobby Riggins


Input: Bobby is a member of a bicycle team, while cycling this weekend, he and other members of his team were injured by a truck .?

Bobby


Input: There was one death in the injured group and the others with major injuries .?


Input: Bobby is one of those with major injuries .?

Bobby


Input: He is currently in the emergency room at Ben Taub Hospital .?

Ben Taub Hospital


Input: Ben Taub hospital is located at 1504 Taub Loop, Houston, Texas, phone number: 713-793-2000 .?

Ben Taub hospital

Houston

Texas


Input: He can not accept calls, visits or flowers at this time, since he is in the emergency room .?


Input: An update will be e-mailed, as soon as one is available.


Input: Keep Bobby, his team members and their families in your prayers.

Bobby


Input: Rosario Gonzales Administrative Assistant ESSG CCA-15, 150301, 153B09 281-514-3183 rosario.gonzales@compaq.com < mailto:rosario.gonzales@compaq.com < mailto:rosario.gonzales@compaq.com > >

Rosario Gonzales


Input: I think it's a good idea since the provisional application is on file-Travis is the internal lawyer who has taken care of the patent application so he will have better ideas for where the words should be placed and appropriate look and feel (I would guess near the copyright notice and roughly equivalent size).

Travis


Input: David Forster@ENRON

David Forster@ENRON


Input: 07/17/2000 06:15 PM


Input: Mark,

Mark


Input: We are thinking of adding a Patent Pending message to key EnronOnline pages (like the homepage).

EnronOnline


Input: Can you offer comments/concerns/guidelines?


Input: Dave

Dave


Input: Does it make sense for us to set up a meeting with you participating from Buenos Aires?

Buenos Aires


Input: I'm not sure we have much to tell them at this stage-actually, I'm sure I don't have anything new to report but if you do that would be fine with me.


Input: Patrick Hansen@ENRON

Patrick Hansen@ENRON


Input: 07/17/2000 04:28 PM


Input: Michael and myself are planing to be in Hoston on Thursday and Friday of this week.

Michael

Hoston


Input: We intend to see as many people as possible regarding EOL implementation.


Input: We will meet Dave Forster and his team among others.

Dave Forster


Input: We would like to fit a meeting with you as a group or individually.


Input: Please let me know about your availability and if it is possible to meet with more than one of you in one place.


Input: Thank you


Input: FYI


Input: David Forster@ENRON

David Forster@ENRON


Input: 07/17/2000 02:34 PM


Input: Further background:


Input: Argentina intend to press ahead even given the concern about taxes, etc.

Argentina


Input: They wish to launch on Sept. 1-meaning we will need to be sending mailings sometime around mid-August.


Input: Dave

Dave


Input: Leonardo Pacheco

Leonardo Pacheco


Input: 07/17/2000 08:50 AM


Input: Mark,

Mark


Input: Just wanted to know were we stand on the ETA and PA for Argentina?

Argentina


Input: Thanks for your help!


Input: Leonardo Pacheco ext. 39938

Leonardo Pacheco


Input: If you need more, there is a proposal from the documentation committee for a new alternative for calculating termination amounts (we heard about it in Amsterdam) that I think will be particularly attractive to the energy markets.

Amsterdam


Input: I don't know where this stands officially (I haven't heard any developments since Amsterdam) but I can find out from Bob Pickle if you want.

Amsterdam

Bob Pickle


Input: Mark E Haedicke

Mark E Haedicke


Input: 07/18/2000 08:58 AM


Input: We should include ISDA energy definitions, CFTC matters re energy and an overview of power deregulation developments in North America.

North America


Input: I might also add a few items about international developments and the EEI physical power trading form.


Input: I am thinking 4 slides at the most.


Input: Is that what you want?


Input: Mark

Mark


Input: Current Plan:


Input: Days away: Sept. 21 through Oct. 3 (assuming you work on the day we leave and go back to work the day after we return)


Input: 9 work days


Input: Wed. Sept. 20-Leave Houston around 6:00 pm

Houston


Input: Thur. Sept. 21-Arrv. London early a.m., transfer to flight to Nice

London

Nice


Input: -Arrv. Nice around noon?

Nice


Input: rent car & drive to first hotel (less than 1 hour away); collapse


Input: Fri. Sept. 22-Stay in same hotel, visit Monaco, Nice?

Monaco

Nice


Input: Sat. Sept. 23-Drive to St. Tropez-through Nice, Cannes & other coastal towns, check-in mid afternoon

St. Tropez

Nice

Cannes


Input: Sun. Sept. 24-St. Tropez

St. Tropez


Input: Mon. Sept. 25-St. Tropez

St. Tropez


Input: Tue. Sept. 26-Drive to Nice, return car, fly to Paris

Nice

Paris


Input: Wed. Sept. 27-Paris

Paris


Input: Thur. Sept. 28-Paris (Versailles or Fontainbleu-half day side trip)

Paris

Versailles

Fontainbleu


Input: Fri. Sept. 29-Paris (Giverny-Monet's gardens-3/4 day side trip)

Paris

Giverny

Monet


Input: Sat. Sept. 30-Paris

Paris


Input: Sun. Oct. 1-Paris to London in afternoon-probably by Eurostar train-(arrv. London late afternoon)

Paris

London

London


Input: Mon. Oct. 2-London (meetings for CLH)

London


Input: Tues. Oct. 3-Fly London to Houston (lv. around noon, arrv. around 4:30 pm)

London

Houston


Input: To make matters even more confusing, there are two Mark Taylors.

Mark Taylors


Input: I believe the message you forwarded to me belongs to the Mark Taylor at EI (based in London).

Mark Taylor

EI

London


Input: Unfortunately, I can't forward your message to him directly (there seems to be a problem with the attachment).


Input: If you still have it, can you send it to him at " Mark EI.London Taylor "?

Mark EI.London Taylor


Input: I will take care of it.


Input: Thanks for the reminder.


Input: Tana,

Tana


Input: Please review the process below:


Input: With divisions, EOL does request a new Password Application for the applicant reflecting the name as you noted below.

EOL


Input: When the company is set up in the EOL database we link the company to the Parent and reference the CP ID.

EOL


Input: Sam, please confirm, Global Counterparty also provides the links to establish correlation between the parent and child for our downstream systems.

Sam


Input: Let me know if this is the appropriate steps that you would like to see.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Stephanie

Stephanie


Input: Sam & Stephanie,

Sam

Stephanie


Input: Re: Cargill Ferrous International

Cargill Ferrous International


Input: It was my understanding with the EOL Team that all divisions would have the legal incorporated entity as part of the name.

EOL


Input: Stephanie, I my preference is to kick their Password Application back and get them to change it to read something like " Cargill Ferrous International, a division of Cargill, Inc. " or " Cargill, Inc. acting through its Cargill Ferrous International Division ".

Stephanie

Cargill Ferrous International

Cargill, Inc.

Cargill, Inc.

Cargill Ferrous International


Input: Samuel Schott

Samuel Schott


Input: 03/21/2001 01:58 PM


Input: Any GCP adjustments will be highlighted in red.


Input: Attn. GCP_London:


Input: There's a new EOL Counterparty listed in the UK.

EOL

UK


Input: Please respond.


Input: Best Rgds.


Input: Samuel x3-9890 ENW_GCP

Samuel


Input: Please see attached.


Input: Harry-

Harry


Input: are you the right lawyer to look at this?


Input: Robert B Cass

Robert B Cass


Input: 04/16/2001 04:52 PM


Input: Please approve the following product type in Datamanager after 11:00 p.m.


Input: See the steps for approval below.


Input: US Steel Hot Rolled Plate Phy

US


Input: Website Short Description of Product Type: US HR Stl Plt Phy

US


Input: Product Type:


Input: Reference Period:


Input: The term of the Transaction shall be from the Effective Date (or start date) to the Termination Date (or end date).


Input: The Effective Date (or start date) is 01 Oct 2001.


Input: The Termination Date (or end date) is 31 Oct 2001.


Input: Product Additional Information (example):


Input: The Transaction is for hot rolled steel with a thickness of 1 " and a width of 72 inches.


Input: The transaction is F.O.B. Reserve Marine Terminal in Chicago, Ill Metro Area.

Chicago

Ill


Input: F.O.B. refers to the following terms: Seller is responsible for freight, unloading and storage up to and including delivery in warehouse, Buyer is responsible for storage, loading and freight after delivery.


Input: The Contract Quantity shall be quantity submitted by Counterparty via EnronOnline (5% greater or lesser allowance at Seller's option).

EnronOnline


Input: Each calendar month during the term of the Transaction will be a Dispatch Period.


Input: Enron will guarantee delivery by the 20th of each scheduled Dispatch Period and accept supply to the 15th of each scheduled Dispatch Period.

Enron


Input: Payment shall be made, against the receipt of the required documents outlined in the General Terms and Conditions, in the Contractual Currency by telegraphic transfer no later than 30 calendar days after the date on which the Commodity is released to Buyer.


Input: Currency:


Input: The price is quoted in US Dollars per unit of volume, which will be the Contractual Currency.

US


Input: Unit of Measure:


Input: The unit of measure against which the price is quoted shall be net tons (2000 lbs) and the quantity shown shall be in net tons per month.


Input: STEPS FOR APPROVAL:


Input: click the START button


Input: select PROGRAMS


Input: select TEST APPLICATIONS


Input: select ENRONONLINE CLUSTER (PROD)

ENRONONLINE


Input: PROCEED WITH USUAL LOGIN/PASSWORD


Input: click the Enron Online Production Cluster " START " button

Enron


Input: select EnronOnLine (this is the EOL Datamanager)

EnronOnLine

EOL


Input: PROCEED WITH EOL LOGIN/PASSWORD

EOL


Input: click on the " + " for EnronOnLine

EnronOnLine


Input: click on the " + " for Product Types


Input: click on the " + " for " Awaiting Approval " (OR " Partially Approved ")


Input: select the product requiring review as stated in e-mail above


Input: Right " mouse " click on " properties " to view product set-up


Input: TO APPROVE: Right mouse click on " Approved "


Input: Thanks Bill-appreciate your help!

Bill


Input: Bill D Hare

Bill D Hare


Input: 04/16/2001 05:51 PM


Input: We informed Tana that we made the change in Global Counterparty to include, " a division of Cargill Incorporated ".

Tana

Cargill Incorporated


Input: We will meet in the near future to discuss the issues surrounding division and trade name setups in Global Counterparty.


Input: Bill

Bill


Input: Bill-

Bill


Input: If Sam's description below of the GCP procedure is correct, it looks to me like something needs to be changed.

Sam


Input: The difficulty lies in the fact that the confirmation system reads the counterparty's name from Global Counterparty.


Input: Since divisions of companies are not legal entities they do not have the power to contract in their own names.


Input: If the correct legal name is not in Global Counterparty, the confirmation goes out with the wrong legal name on it seriously compromising the contract itself.


Input: That is the source of Tana's concern regarding the correct entering of divisions in the system.

Tana


Input: My suggestion is that Global Counterparty use the same name that the customer has signed on the EnronOnline Password Application -- my understanding is that the EnronOnline team returns inappropriate Applications to the customer until they are correctly completed.

EnronOnline

EnronOnline


Input: In this particular case since the counterparty is still not allowed to transact on EnronOnline almost a month after sending in their application they are understandably upset and are now complaining.

EnronOnline


Input: I would appreciate it if you could get this one fixed today and, if you have any problem with changing the GCP procedure, please let me know.


Input: Mark

Mark


Input: Tana Jones

Tana Jones


Input: 04/16/2001 03:11 PM


Input: Samuel Schott

Samuel Schott


Input: 03/28/2001 01:09 PM


Input: FYI ...


Input: Cargill Ferrous International is set up correctly in the Global Counterparty System as a Division of Cargill, Inc.

Cargill Ferrous International

Cargill, Inc.


Input: Cargill Ferrous International is the full name of this division and set up as such in GCP with a Sub-to-Legal Link to Cargill, Inc. per GCP procedure.

Cargill Ferrous International

Cargill, Inc.


Input: Also, the Global SAP team (Cheryl Johnson) would need Legal Name Change documentation from the Counterparty in order to change this name.

Cheryl Johnson


Input: Best Rgds.


Input: Samuel x3-9890 (GCP) Enron Net Works _ Global Data Management

Samuel

Enron


Input: Any updates on adding the correct legal name to this counterparty name?


Input: Hello,


Input: Yes, GCP provides the links to establish the correlation between the parent and child for our downstream systems.


Input: GCP procedure is to create Counterparty names that reflect either the Tradename/Division name or Parent Name -- not both simultaneously.


Input: (Although, we have broken that rule for Legal in the past.)


Input: This defeats the purpose of using a Tradename.


Input: Best Rgds.


Input: Samuel

Samuel


Input: Tana,

Tana


Input: Please review the process below:


Input: With divisions, EOL does request a new Password Application for the applicant reflecting the name as you noted below.

EOL


Input: When the company is set up in the EOL database we link the company to the Parent and reference the CP ID.

EOL


Input: Sam, please confirm, Global Counterparty also provides the links to establish correlation between the parent and child for our downstream systems.

Sam


Input: Let me know if this is the appropriate steps that you would like to see.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Stephanie

Stephanie


Input: Sam & Stephanie,

Sam

Stephanie


Input: Re: Cargill Ferrous International

Cargill Ferrous International


Input: It was my understanding with the EOL Team that all divisions would have the legal incorporated entity as part of the name.

EOL


Input: Stephanie, I my preference is to kick their Password Application back and get them to change it to read something like " Cargill Ferrous International, a division of Cargill, Inc. " or " Cargill, Inc. acting through its Cargill Ferrous International Division ".

Stephanie

Cargill Ferrous International

Cargill, Inc.

Cargill, Inc.

Cargill Ferrous International


Input: Samuel Schott

Samuel Schott


Input: 03/21/2001 01:58 PM


Input: Any GCP adjustments will be highlighted in red.


Input: Attn. GCP_London:


Input: There's a new EOL Counterparty listed in the UK.

EOL

UK


Input: Please respond.


Input: Best Rgds.


Input: Samuel x3-9890 ENW_GCP

Samuel


Input: Please see attached.


Input: Doc-


Input: I'll be in town through Sunday morning.


Input: Any chance we can get together for dinner Saturday eve.?


Input: Mark

Mark


Input: it's on tonight


Input: it's did you watch your girl on tv last night?


Input: the deal number is 814014-why can't you see this?


Input: Did you do a deal with National Fuel Marketing purchasing 3,500 mmbtu on May 30th @2.975?


Input: They are invoicing for this and I don't have an invoice for it.


Input: Can you give me the Sitara deal #?


Input: Thanks


Input: Darla

Darla


Input: Ok to book for me and my husband, Joseph.

Joseph


Input: I was issued a new corporate American Express card.

American Express


Input: Same number with expiration date of 3/03.


Input: If you need any more info, please advise.


Input: Otherwise, I will assume you will book the two tickets.


Input: Thank you.


Input: Actually-upon second look the deal number is 814014-why can't you see this?


Input: Did you do a deal with National Fuel Marketing purchasing 3,500 mmbtu on May 30th @2.975?


Input: They are invoicing for this and I don't have an invoice for it.


Input: Can you give me the Sitara deal #?


Input: Thanks


Input: Darla

Darla


Input: should be non bondad


Input: Jane, on deal 763736 for May 01 sales to Southwest Gas, we have a pricing discrepancy.

Jane

Southwest Gas


Input: Our system reflects SJ Bondad GDP but SWG is going to pay us based on SJ Non-Bondad GDP.

SWG


Input: Can you please confirm which price is correct and make the change in Sitara if necessary?


Input: Thanks


Input: Laurie Ellis Enron Net Works LLC Client Services Phone: (713) 345-9945 Fax: (713) 646-8420 Email: laurie.ellis@enron.com

Laurie Ellis

Enron Net Works LLC


Input: Sorry about the flooding.


Input: Hope you and your family survived ok.


Input: Attached are the gas settlement and support for May.


Input: The only difference we had was for package V02.


Input: Mark Anderson says that even though Bondad gas flowed, the price was Non-Bondad.

Mark Anderson


Input: Have a great day.


Input: Nancy

Nancy


Input: -ENRON.XLS << File: ENRON.XLS >>


Input: -enrongss.xls << File: enrongss.xls >>


Input: actually-for volumes flowing out of bondad-which is deal number 763736 price is bondad gda; for blanco-deal number 759933-price is nonbondad gda


Input: Jane, on deal 763736 for May 01 sales to Southwest Gas, we have a pricing discrepancy.

Jane

Southwest Gas


Input: Our system reflects SJ Bondad GDP but SWG is going to pay us based on SJ Non-Bondad GDP.

SWG


Input: Can you please confirm which price is correct and make the change in Sitara if necessary?


Input: Thanks


Input: Laurie Ellis Enron Net Works LLC Client Services Phone: (713) 345-9945 Fax: (713) 646-8420 Email: laurie.ellis@enron.com

Laurie Ellis

Enron Net Works LLC


Input: Sorry about the flooding.


Input: Hope you and your family survived ok.


Input: Attached are the gas settlement and support for May.


Input: The only difference we had was for package V02.


Input: Mark Anderson says that even though Bondad gas flowed, the price was Non-Bondad.

Mark Anderson


Input: Have a great day.


Input: Nancy

Nancy


Input: -ENRON.XLS << File: ENRON.XLS >>


Input: -enrongss.xls << File: enrongss.xls >>


Input: I talked with Mark at SW Gas-just honro his numbers

Mark

SW Gas


Input: Nancy, can you please reconfirm with Mark the price for the gas at Bondad?

Nancy

Mark


Input: My trader is supporting her price of SJ Bondad GDP rather than SJ Non-Bondad GDP.


Input: Thanks


Input: Laurie Ellis Enron Net Works LLC Client Services Phone: (713) 345-9945 Fax: (713) 646-8420 Email: laurie.ellis@enron.com

Laurie Ellis

Enron Net Works LLC


Input: actually-for volumes flowing out of bondad-which is deal number 763736 price is bondad gda; for blanco-deal number 759933-price is nonbondad gda


Input: Jane, on deal 763736 for May 01 sales to Southwest Gas, we have a pricing discrepancy.

Jane

Southwest Gas


Input: Our system reflects SJ Bondad GDP but SWG is going to pay us based on SJ Non-Bondad GDP.

SWG


Input: Can you please confirm which price is correct and make the change in Sitara if necessary?


Input: Thanks


Input: Laurie Ellis Enron Net Works LLC Client Services Phone: (713) 345-9945 Fax: (713) 646-8420 Email: laurie.ellis@enron.com

Laurie Ellis

Enron Net Works LLC


Input: Sorry about the flooding.


Input: Hope you and your family survived ok.


Input: Attached are the gas settlement and support for May.


Input: The only difference we had was for package V02.


Input: Mark Anderson says that even though Bondad gas flowed, the price was Non-Bondad.

Mark Anderson


Input: Have a great day.


Input: Nancy

Nancy


Input: -ENRON.XLS << File: ENRON.XLS >>


Input: -enrongss.xls << File: enrongss.xls >>


Input: Please find enclosed EES's request for Volumes for PGE CityGate delvery effective 11/1/01:


Input: See attached spreadsheet.


Input: Please quote the Gas on an Indexed Basis.


Input: If you have any questions or comments, please advise.


Input: I have not had the patience to get it working-I will call you some evening and we can walk thru it.


Input: How was your trip to Des Moines?

Des Moines


Input: Did dthat stuff form Joe help your car.

Joe


Input: Hey Cester,

Cester


Input: When are we going to get NetMeeting going?


Input: How is Deb's knee?

Deb


Input: Did she ever go to a real doctor?


Input: [Tholt, Jane M.]

Tholt, Jane M.


Input: Yes She is having physical theraphy 3 times a week.


Input: She said it is getting better.


Input: I haven't seen her for a couple of weeks and have only talked to her.


Input: I will probably be calling you next week-the desk wants me to become more involved in regulatory updates so I will seek your assistance with this matter.


Input: All,


Input: Please see the attached Interconnect Agreement with Questar.

Questar


Input: I wanted you all to have a look at what we believe is the final draft.


Input: It is a fairly standard, fully reimbursable interconnect with Questar.

Questar


Input: Transwestern will own and operate the interconnect.

Transwestern


Input: You will notice that Questar has requested a " Payment Plan " that details when they will pay Transwestern for the interconnect due to the recent Enron events.

Questar

Transwestern


Input: If anyone has any questions or concerns about the timing of these payments, please give me a call.


Input: Also, you will notice this interconnect may not be subject to the CIAC tax gross up, but to protect ourselves, we have added language in Para 3.2 that protects us financially if the IRS ever comes back to determine that this interconnect is subject to the CIAC tax.


Input: Robert Guthrie with the tax department has worked with us to develop this language.

Robert Guthrie


Input: We hope to execute this Agreement this week.


Input: If you have any comments, please let me know.


Input: After execution, we will forward a final copy to you for your files.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Kim 713-853-3098

Kim


Input: << File: Questar So Trails Hub Interconnect 02-05-02.doc >>

Questar


Input: Earl,

Earl


Input: We are looking at putting the metering facilities on their ROW (also, I think we will have to purchase about 50 ft of ROW from ElPaso to get to Questar's property).

ElPaso

Questar


Input: As you look at this, if for some reason we can not obtain ElPaso ROW, we will have to look at Plan B which would be to put the metering on our ROW.

ElPaso


Input: Our in-service date is May 1.


Input: If you think that May 1 may be difficult due to receiving the parts/materials on a timely basis because of the issues that vendors may have with us because of recent Enron events, please let me know.


Input: Questar has already informed us that they would help obtain parts/materials to our specifications if it helps achieve an in-service date of May 1.

Questar


Input: Thanks, Kim.

Kim


Input: Kim

Kim


Input: Has a location, Theirs or TW land/ROW, been settled and when is the required in-service date?


Input: Thanks


Input: Earl Chanley 505-625-8031

Earl Chanley


Input: All,


Input: Please see the attached Interconnect Agreement with Questar.

Questar


Input: I wanted you all to have a look at what we believe is the final draft.


Input: It is a fairly standard, fully reimbursable interconnect with Questar.

Questar


Input: Transwestern will own and operate the interconnect.

Transwestern


Input: You will notice that Questar has requested a " Payment Plan " that details when they will pay Transwestern for the interconnect due to the recent Enron events.

Questar

Transwestern


Input: If anyone has any questions or concerns about the timing of these payments, please give me a call.


Input: Also, you will notice this interconnect may not be subject to the CIAC tax gross up, but to protect ourselves, we have added language in Para 3. that protects us financially if the IRS ever comes back to determine that this interconnect is subject to the CIAC tax.


Input: Robert Guthrie with the tax department has worked with us to develop this language.

Robert Guthrie


Input: We hope to execute this Agreement this week.


Input: If you have any comments, please let me know.


Input: After execution, we will forward a final copy to you for your files.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Kim 713-853-3098

Kim


Input: << File: Questar So Trails Hub Interconnect 02-05-02.doc >>

Questar


Input: Are you back in the office yet?


Input: We've booked Italy tickets this week for departing Houston on Friday, May 24 to Newark/Rome and returning on Sunday, June 9 from Rome to Newark/Houston.

Italy

Houston

Newark

Rome

Rome

Newark

Houston


Input: Ticket price was $1,183 per ticket.


Input: Paul and Judy are on board.

Paul

Judy


Input: Can you and Tom join us?

Tom


Input: Janell and Dennis will not be able to go anywhere in 2002 due to Janell's broken leg.

Janell

Dennis

Janell


Input: Please call me, let's discuss.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Kim X33098

Kim


Input: John, sorry for the late response, but I think you can implement immediately.

John


Input: I was in a meeting last week and this was discussed (I don't remember if you were there or not) but I'm thinking that you may have already proceeded ahead for implementation which is great, thanks!


Input: Kim.

Kim


Input: The telephony group has the new TW Hotline number and extensions ready for use, I have the solution center entering the greetings and Terry Kowalke has a new form and procedure for the Customer Service Reps. to use for updates.

Terry Kowalke


Input: How much notification would you like to give the TW customers before implementing the new TW Hotline phone number?


Input: We can do a Popup notification along with changing the number on the Web page, we can also put out a Critical message which will send an Email to customers.


Input: Do you think we need to do more?


Input: Thanks: John Buchanan

John Buchanan


Input: Yes, thanks.


Input: I was aware.


Input: I just couldn't remember if it was you or Terry.


Input: Thanks, Kim.

Kim


Input: Kim,

Kim


Input: The new TW Hotline was implemented Monday which included customer notification in the form of a Popup message in TMS and a Critical Notice which sent an Email.


Input: The new Hotline phone number is 713-853-3044.


Input: I was under the impression that Terry Kowalke had notified you of the implementation, TK was also made aware.

Terry Kowalke

TK


Input: John Buchanan

John Buchanan


Input: John, sorry for the late response, but I think you can implement immediately.

John


Input: I was in a meeting last week and this was discussed (I don't remember if you were there or not) but I'm thinking that you may have already proceeded ahead for implementation which is great, thanks!


Input: Kim.

Kim


Input: The telephony group has the new TW Hotline number and extensions ready for use, I have the solution center entering the greetings and Terry Kowalke has a new form and procedure for the Customer Service Reps. to use for updates.

Terry Kowalke


Input: How much notification would you like to give the TW customers before implementing the new TW Hotline phone number?


Input: We can do a Popup notification along with changing the number on the Web page, we can also put out a Critical message which will send an Email to customers.


Input: Do you think we need to do more?


Input: Thanks: John Buchanan

John Buchanan


Input: Here it is.


Input: K.

K


Input: See the attached spreadsheet.


Input: Let me know if you have any questions.


Input: Jan,

Jan


Input: These numbers are slightly different from the ones you put together a few weeks ago.


Input: Are you comfortable with the difference?


Input: Any thoughts?


Input: No hurry, I was just wondering.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Kim.

Kim


Input: Attached is the TW Top Ten Shippers by Revenues for the year 2001 to be reported in the Browncover report.


Input: Note:


Input: Total transportation invoiced for 2001 was $180.9 m.


Input: The amount of transportation revenues recorded in the general ledger is $165.9 m.


Input: This difference is mainly due to the following:


Input: $10.0 m-negotiated rates reserve (Reliant, Sempra, Richardson, Astr, and BP Energy)-$collected

Reliant

Sempra

Richardson

Astr

BP Energy


Input: $2.7 m-SoCal rate issue-$not collected


Input: $1.8 m-additional month of PGE revenues due to prepayment invoicing beginning in 2001-$collected

PGE


Input: Revenues for these customers were adjusted according.


Input: Also, revenues for the shippers acquiring released volumes from PGE at rates above TW's tariff rates were adjusted accordingly.

PGE


Input: Please call me at x36709 if there are questions


Input: thanks,


Input: richard

richard


Input: Kyle,

Kyle


Input: Sorry for not sending this yesterday.


Input: Monday's are always tough.


Input: Please review and let me know what you think.


Input: Let's talk before I leave town next Wednesday.


Input: Thanks,


Input: Kim.

Kim


Input: Kim,

Kim


Input: Here is the Job Description and the Operational Accountabilities for the position I mentioned to you last Sunday.


Input: As you can see it will take someone with some very good skills in organizing and interpersonal relationships.


Input: It will also require someone who is fairly mature in their own spiritual journey.


Input: If you know someone who might fit the bill ask them to contact me and/or send me their resume.


Input: See you Sunday.


Input: Tom

Tom


Input: Thomas W. Daugherty Vice President for Spiritual Care Methodist Health Care System 6565 Fannin Street, D-200 Houston, Texas 77030-2707 Office: 713-793-1429 Page: 281-735-5919 Cell: 713-819-2784 Fax: 713-790-2605

Thomas W. Daugherty

Methodist Health Care System

Houston

Texas


Input: Mansoor,

Mansoor


Input: Let's discuss.


Input: Kim.

Kim


Input: Kim

Kim


Input: The in-service date of May 1, will be very difficult to attain.


Input: Since the bankruptcy filing, vendors have been very reluctant to ship material prior to it being prepaid (Daniels, Fisher, Rosemont, other).

Daniels

Fisher

Rosemont


Input: These are the vendors of instrumentation required for the interconnect.


Input: Questar may be able to purchase material, but some of the items can have up to a 60 day delivery.

Questar


Input: (From time PA approved and funded to in-service will be 75 days at most.


Input: We have worked with Daniels on a chromatograph on another project and prepayment has taken 45 days alone.

Daniels


Input: Daniels is not set up for prepayments as they bill off an invoice and the main office and accounting had to create an invoice for a chromatograph that had not been delivered.

Daniels


Input: Not the usual mode of operations.


Input: The I/C design is for a UltraSonic meter and this is dependent on their testing schedule (Canada or Kansas are the only two places to test to 100% of design).

UltraSonic

Canada

Kansas


Input: Will confirm testing schedule and delivery dates with UltraSonic ASAP.

UltraSonic


Input: We will try to complete the I/C with the earliest in-service date possible, but with conditions as they are, a realistic date would be June 15, 2002.


Input: If you have questions or issues, please let me know.


Input: Thanks


Input: Earl Chanley 505-625-8031

Earl Chanley


Input: Earl,

Earl


Input: We are looking at putting the metering facilities on their ROW (also, I think we will have to purchase about 50 ft of ROW from ElPaso to get to Questar's property).

ElPaso

Questar


Input: As you look at this, if for some reason we can not obtain ElPaso ROW, we will have to look at Plan B which would be to put the metering on our ROW.

ElPaso


Input: Our in-service date is May 1.


Input: If you think that May 1 may be difficult due to receiving the parts/materials on a timely basis because of the issues that vendors may have with us because of recent Enron events, please let me know.


Input: Questar has already informed us that they would help obtain parts/materials to our specifications if it helps achieve an in-service date of May 1.

Questar


Input: Thanks,


Input: Kim.

Kim


Input: Hi everyone,


Input: I just got of the phone with Hai and he told me how to make an adjustment on a day to day basis in regards to incorrect liquidations but he also explained this is just to make the daily P&L #'s right, if nothing were done the month end P&L would still somehow work out because adjustments would be made.

Hai


Input: Does this mean that for June and for a certain portion of July we should not do anything and just make adjustments on a going forward basis (and assume everything will work out at month end)?


Input: If this is the case I would like someone to walk me through June to see if the numbers did really work themselves out as there was a large swing in second order on June 29 that was not adjusted for.


Input: Let me know if one of you could help me do this.


Input: Karim.

Karim


Input: Evidently, this a problem that Stacey White has been aware of for a couple of months now.

Stacey White


Input: There was a change made in the coding for the delta position and this has somehow messed up the liq value.


Input: John

John


Input: John, Karim,

John

Karim


Input: I'm now looking closely at the option liquidation problems.


Input: I believe that there might be a sign-flipping problem for PUTS that's causing this whole issue.


Input: I'll keep you posted.


Input: Karim-this's likely the explanation to your other question ...

Karim


Input: I'll get back to you as soon as I have more info (hopefully later today)


Input: Marcelo L. Meira Sr IT Developer Enron Networks-Houston, TX (713) 345-3436

Marcelo L. Meira

Enron Networks

Houston

TX


Input: The post id I am looking at for Calgary is 11608.

Calgary


Input: I am looking at the option liquidation report and all of the $65 puts are in the money and the $75 call is also in the money.


Input: Shouldn't all the liquidation values from the beginning of the month be a negative (representing positive liquidation) for the puts?


Input: The liq value for the call is CORRECT.


Input: John

John


Input: Karim,

Karim


Input: I don't want to wait till month end, let's adjust the numbers now and for the June 29 2nd order, let s take that value into June since it relates to July puts.


Input: Hi everyone,


Input: I just got of the phone with Hai and he told me how to make an adjustment on a day to day basis in regards to incorrect liquidations but he also explained this is just to make the daily P&L #'s right, if nothing were done the month end P&L would still somehow work out because adjustments would be made.

Hai


Input: Does this mean that for June and for a certain portion of July we should not do anything and just make adjustments on a going forward basis (and assume everything will work out at month end)?


Input: If this is the case I would like someone to walk me through June to see if the numbers did really work themselves out as there was a large swing in second order on June 29 that was not adjusted for.


Input: Let me know if one of you could help me do this.


Input: Karim.

Karim


Input: Evidently, this a problem that Stacey White has been aware of for a couple of months now.

Stacey White


Input: There was a change made in the coding for the delta position and this has somehow messed up the liq value.


Input: John

John


Input: John, Karim,

John

Karim


Input: I'm now looking closely at the option liquidation problems.


Input: I believe that there might be a sign-flipping problem for PUTS that's causing this whole issue.


Input: I'll keep you posted.


Input: Karim-this's likely the explanation to your other question ...

Karim


Input: I'll get back to you as soon as I have more info (hopefully later today)


Input: Marcelo L. Meira Sr IT Developer Enron Networks-Houston, TX (713) 345-3436

Marcelo L. Meira

Enron Networks

Houston

TX


Input: The post id I am looking at for Calgary is 11608.

Calgary


Input: I am looking at the option liquidation report and all of the $65 puts are in the money and the $75 call is also in the money.


Input: Shouldn't all the liquidation values from the beginning of the month be a negative (representing positive liquidation) for the puts?


Input: The liq value for the call is CORRECT.


Input: John

John


Input: unable to attend at that time due to a prior appointment, I can meet with you individually later some time


Input: OK, now that I've got your attention-I really am offering free lunch!


Input: I would like to informally get together with you on Wednesday, July 18 at 11:45 am-1:00 pm (max) to talk about your recruiting experience with Enron Canada.

Enron Canada


Input: We're gearing up for our 2001/02 recruiting campaign and we think your experience will help us define what works best and what can be improved in our process.


Input: For those of you in Toronto, I apologize for not being able to schedule this over your lunch time!

Toronto


Input: However, if you can wait til 2:00 pm to eat, go ahead and grab something and expense it!


Input: We'll hook you guys in by videoconference.


Input: I've booked Videoconference Room #1.


Input: Please let me know whether or not you can attend so I can order enough food.


Input: Thanks !!


Input: should be ok


Input: Kindly confirm your availability to attend an Analyst and Associate Recruiting Meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 26th at 2:00 p.m. (4:00 p.m. Toronto time).

Toronto


Input: This meeting should not take more than one hour.


Input: The Toronto office will be video conferenced in.

Toronto


Input: Regards,


Input: Nella

Nella


Input: Let s try before Fri, as I am planning to take that day off


Input: Attached is the revised draft paper that reflects our conference call with Bob Fagan earlier this week.

Bob Fagan


Input: I propose we have a conference call with Bob Fagan on Fri July 20 at 1:00 pm Calgary time to discuss any areas of concern/confusion you may have.

Bob Fagan

Calgary


Input: Also, would those of you who have not responded to me via email confirming your acceptance of the terms upon which our four companies have agreed to assume cost responsibility for the TCA work on this.


Input: Attached is the letter I originally sent to you on May 10 in this regard.


Input: << File: Tabors Conflict Letter Alberta Export 050901.doc >>

Alberta


Input: Regards,


Input: Rob

Rob


Input: Rob,

Rob


Input: This draft reflects the changes we discussed during our call the other day.


Input: I've also included a redlined draft showing changes.


Input: Regards,


Input: Bob

Bob


Input: << Alberta Transmission Access and Pricing Analysis_0712 .doc >>

Alberta


Input: << Alberta Transmission Access and Pricing Analysis_0712 redlined .doc >>

Alberta


Input: -Alberta Transmission Access and Pricing Analysis_0712 .doc << File: Alberta Transmission Access and Pricing Analysis_0712 .doc >>

Alberta

Alberta


Input: -Alberta Transmission Access and Pricing Analysis_0712 redlined .doc << File: Alberta Transmission Access and Pricing Analysis_0712 redlined .doc >>

Alberta

Alberta


Input: NO


Input: Hi John,

John


Input: With reference to Article 5, section 5.1 (b), are we going to propose an alternative planned outage to TAU for next year?


Input: Thanks,


Input: Mike

Mike


Input: MOON LANDING HOAX: CHURCH = TECHNOLOGY & GOVERNMENT-Shuttle Carried on Aircraft model


Input: Q: NASA IS A WASTE!

NASA


Input: (Answered, 2 Comments)


Input: Question


Input: Subject: NASA IS A WASTE!

NASA


Input: Category: Science > Astronomy


Input: Asked by: yheggy-ga


Input: List Price: $2.00


Input: Posted: 25 Oct 2004 18:32 PDT


Input: Expires: 24 Nov 2004 17:32 PST


Input: Question ID: 420072


Input: How much money does the USA give NASA per year?

USA

NASA


Input: Answer


Input: Subject: Re: NASA IS A WASTE!

NASA


Input: Answered By: googlenut-ga on 25 Oct 2004 19:14 PDT


Input: Hello yheggy-ga,


Input: On September 21, 2004, the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee approved $16.379 billion in funding for NASA for fiscal year 2005.

U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee

NASA


Input: This is a $200 million increase over what NASA received for fiscal year 2004.

NASA


Input: U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations

U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations


Input: Press Release


Input: September 21, 2004


Input: " National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA): is funded at $16.379 billion, an increase of $200 million over the FY04 enacted level, and a reduction of $665 million from the budget request.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

NASA


Input: An additional $800 million in emergency funding was added for NASA during the Committee's consideration of the bill.

NASA


Input: -- The return to flight activities for the Shuttle program are funded at $4.319 billion, the requested level from the Administration.


Input: -- The International Space Station is funded at $1.6 billion.

International Space Station


Input: The bill reduces ISS operations by $120 million due to the continued reduced capability of the ISS for at least half of FY05.


Input: -- The Moon/Mars vision:


Input: --- The Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) is funded at $268 million.


Input: --- A lunar exploration mission is funded at $20 million.


Input: --- $10 million is provided for Centennial Challenges.


Input: Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation (NRC): is funded at $115 million, the same as FY04 and the budget request. "

Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation

NRC


Input: Spacetoday.net


Input: Senate increases NASA funding

Senate

NASA


Input: " The Senate Appropriations Committee used a somewhat controversial technique Tuesday to increase NASA's fiscal year 2005 budget by $200 million over what President Bush requested.

Senate Appropriations Committee

NASA

Bush


Input: The committee voted to give NASA $16.4 billion in 2005, about $200 million more than what the President requested and over $1 billion more than what House appropriators approved in July. "

NASA


Input: I hope you have found this information helpful.


Input: If you have any questions, please request clarification prior to rating the answer.


Input: Googlenut


Input: Google Search Terms:


Input: nasa funding

nasa


Input: Comments Log in to add a comment


Input: Subject: Re: NASA IS A WASTE!

NASA


Input: From: saem_aero-ga on 26 Oct 2004 18:11 PDT


Input: Excellent answer googlenut.


Input: Let me add some additional info.


Input: You can get details about NASA spending here, from their own webpage.

NASA


Input: Also, from their own webpage, reasons why NASA is important, in a 5th grade format.

NASA


Input: I guess if you are someone not familiar with how NASA benefits our society I can see how one might form the opinion of yheggy-ga.

NASA


Input: Let me put it this way-If you have watched TV recently, crossed a modern bridge, flown in an airplane, recieved any form of modern medicine, did any mathematics, drove a car, used a cellular phone, etc. then you have somehow directly reaped the rewards which NASA has returned to us.

NASA


Input: Also NASA has a large outreach program for education, some people believe this is important.

NASA


Input: Best, Steve.

Steve


Input: Subject: Re: NASA IS A WASTE! From: jaqamofino-ga on 26 Apr 2005 06:02 PDT

NASA


Input: i believe that NASA is a HUGE waste of tax payers' money, but there are so many huge wastes of tax payer monies, that i find it best not to think about it.

NASA


Input: i also think the National Endowment for the Arts is a waste, but i guess i would rather see my money go to the NEA than NASA.

National Endowment for the Arts

NEA

NASA


Input: of course, in a perfect world, tax payers' money would go toward some sort of national healthcare program, and housing for the homeless, but this is far from a perfect world.


Input: in response to Steve's comment: do you really believe that spending trillions on space exploration over the years was the ONLY way to invent the cellfone?

Steve


Input: and bridges ???


Input: i find that extremely hard to believe.


Input: i think it could have been done in a much more cost efficient way, right here on bad-old-planet-earth.


Input: just my two cents.


Input: thanks for listening.


Input: NASA & Company Diplomacy-Trying to keep Moon Landing Hoax a secret in modern times

NASA


Input: Some strategies being used by NASA & Company in relation to China and other space planning countries are mentioned here after being gleaned from a news item underneath.

NASA

China


Input: Country has an Independent strategy = NASA & company to use " Numero Uno " strategy, try to assert, beat, mesh and control the space program of the country.

NASA


Input: This can also be through political, economical, social, and technological influence.


Input: Country not open or not have fixed strategy = NASA & Company to use " freeze thawed " strategy especially when the country has a challenging, growing and ambitious space program.

NASA


Input: This can also be through political, economical, social, and technological influence.


Input: Dependant = NASA & Company to use " space station " model to unify the aims of different countries.

NASA


Input: This is really an end goal aim of NASA & Company and also does not allow anyone challenging the moon landing hoax.

NASA


Input: The target for NASA & Company probably to get by 2018 all the ambitious space program countries shifting towards this model, through the propaganda of another moon mission; deliberately failing this or trying hard for another moon landing hoax; achieving the real aim of space unity between space programs of other countries.

NASA


Input: China launches its second manned spaceflight mission

China


Input: Secretive efforts keep outsiders in the dark about the program's goals


Input: By MARK CARREAU

MARK CARREAU


Input: Copyright 2005 Houston Chronicle

Houston Chronicle


Input: Reuters

Reuters


Input: China launched Shenzhou VI, its second manned spacecraft, early today in northwest China's Gansu Province.

China

China

Gansu Province


Input: A pair of military pilots embarked on China's second manned space flight early today, hurtling into orbit on a test mission that could span five days.

China


Input: The crew of the Shenzhou VI spacecraft was identified as Fei Junlong, 40, and Nie Haishen, 41, by China's official news agency.

Fei Junlong

Nie Haishen

China


Input: The successful launch from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China follows the solo flight of Yang Liwei in October 2003.

Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center

China

Yang Liwei


Input: His one-day mission vaulted his communist homeland into the elite circle of spacefaring nations-Russia and the United States-that can launch and sustain humans in space.

Russia

United States


Input: Most experts believe China intends to develop a small space station of its own over the next several years.

China


Input: But they remain uncertain about whether China aims to beat the United States to the moon in its secretive space effort.

China

United States


Input: President Bush has directed NASA to return to the moon by 2018 with a new generation of human explorers.

Bush

NASA


Input: China's " is not a fly-by-night program, " said Joan Johnson-Freese, an expert on national security who follows space developments in the Asian nation at the Naval War College in Newport, R.I.

China

Newport

R.I

Joan Johnson-Freese

Naval War College


Input: " They are not in any hurry.


Input: They want a program that will be a success, " Johnson-Freese said.

Johnson-Freese


Input: " They are not going to rush it, because they don't want it to be a budget buster.


Input: Economics will be a big determiner in the speed of their program. "


Input: China's overtures to join the U.S.-led effort to develop the 16-nation international space station have been thwarted for more than a decade over a range of issues, including the Asian country's human rights policies and worries it could acquire technologies that could pose a security threat.

China

U.S.


Input: The freeze thawed some after Yang's 2003 mission.

Yang


Input: China was among 30 nations invited to send a delegate to NASA-sponsored roundtable discussions on Bush's strategy to reach the moon with astronauts as the first step in the exploration of Mars and other-deep space destinations.

China

Mars

NASA

Bush


Input: " We applaud China's space achievements, " NASA spokesman Allard Beutel said Tuesday.

China

NASA

Allard Beutel


Input: " We wish them a successful return of their astronauts. "


Input: He stressed, however, that NASA would not follow this week's Chinese mission through formal channels.

NASA


Input: At present, there are no plans for additional meetings with foreign powers to discuss the Bush exploration initiative or to extend an invitation to China to join the space station partnership, Beutel said.

Bush

China


Input: The flight of Fei and Nie could mark the end of the opening chapter in a three-phase Chinese space initiative, Johnson-Freese said.

Fei

Nie

Johnson-Freese


Input: The first phase, she said, will demonstrate the capability of a multi-compartment spacecraft that will leave a test module in orbit when the two fliers return to Earth.

Earth


Input: The Chinese program's second phase will include spacewalks on future missions and demonstrations of docking and undocking techniques.


Input: The final phase will feature the assembly and operation of a longer-duration space lab.


Input: At least one expert believes China's intentions might include a surprise attempt to circle the moon with astronauts before NASA's planned lunar return.

China

NASA


Input: " The Americans would be wise to plan accordingly, " said John E. Pike, director of the Alexandria, Va.-based GlobalSecurity.org, a small national security think tank.

John E. Pike

Alexandria

Va.

GlobalSecurity.org


Input: " There is always the possibility they could jam us up, make us look like we are not numero uno, " Pike said.

Pike


Input: During the U.S. and Russian lunar race during the Cold War, NASA scored an early coup by circling the moon with the Apollo 8 crew over the 1968 Christmas holidays.

U.S.

NASA


Input: As it turned out, the Soviets never made it to the moon.


Input: " (China) could be the second country to do that, " Pike said.

China

Pike


Input: " They would get in line in front of the Russians.


Input: And they would not have to land on the moon to take us down a notch. "


Input: Pike's concern is based on China's development of a new medium-lift rocket, the Long March V, and the construction of a new space launch complex on Hainan Island in the South China Sea.

Pike

China

Hainan Island

South China Sea


Input: The two developments, he said, could eventually enable China's space program to mature to the point that experts could assemble and launch from Earth's orbit a spacecraft capable of circling the moon with astronauts and returning home.

China

Earth


Input: mark.carr...@chron.com


Input: NORTH CAROLINA RELIGIOUS COALITION FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY

NORTH CAROLINA RELIGIOUS COALITION FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY


Input: From what we hear from the news media, one could easily conclude that all Christians are opposed to gay marriage.


Input: But that’s not the case.


Input: Last year an organization named the North Carolina Religious Coalition for Marriage Equality was formed to get out the message that at least some people of faith are not opposed to extending the rights and responsibilities of civil marriage to same-gender couples.

North Carolina Religious Coalition for Marriage Equality


Input: One of “NCRC4ME’s” major efforts is to collect signatures for the attached “Declaration of Religious Leaders,” which has been and will again be presented to members of the NC legislature.

NC


Input: It presents the case for marriage equality and states, “We are resolved that the State should not interfere with same-gender couples who choose to marry and share fully and equally in the rights, responsibilities, and commitments of civil marriage.”


Input: A measure to amend the NC Constitution to ban gay marriage was defeated last year but already has been reintroduced in the 2005 legislative session, so there is a real need for visible support for the “pro-same-gender-marriage” side of this issue.

NC


Input: At its February meeting the CHS Vestry voted unanimously to add their names to the Declaration.

CHS Vestry


Input: Our Rector Barbara and our Deacon Clare also have signed the Declaration.

Barbara

Clare


Input: Furthermore, the Vestry voted unanimously to invite the support of members of the CHS congregation for the Declaration.


Input: (Since the Declaration is written as coming from “religious leaders,” people who don’t consider themselves “religious leaders” can sign as “Supporters of the North Carolina Religious Coalition for Marriage Equality.”)

North Carolina Religious Coalition for Marriage Equality


Input: Please note that the Declaration addresses only civil marriage; it says nothing about religious beliefs or practices regarding marriage.


Input: If you have any questions please feel free to call me (after Sat. the 26th, when I will return from a trip).


Input: Sign-up lists will be available at the services on Feb. 27 and March 6, or you can email me.


Input: I will email names and email addresses (or postal addresses) of signers to NCRC4ME in time for their “lobby day” in Raleigh on March 15.

Raleigh


Input: Thank you for your consideration of this issue.


Input: For the Church of the Holy Spirit Vestry,

Church of the Holy Spirit Vestry


Input: Dudley Cate 828-296-8466 jodud...@aol.com

Dudley Cate


Input: North Carolina Religious Coalition for Marriage Equality Declaration of Religious Leaders April 19, 2004

North Carolina Religious Coalition for Marriage Equality


Input: The most fundamental human right, after the necessities of food, clothing and shelter, is the right to affection and the supportive love of other human beings.


Input: We become most fully human when we love another person.


Input: We can grow in our capacity to be human-to be loving-in a family unit.


Input: This right to love and form a family is so fundamental that our United States Constitution takes it for granted in its dedication to " secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.”

United States


Input: The North Carolina Constitution likewise affirms the “inalienable rights” of human beings to " life, liberty, the enjoyment of the fruits of their own labor, and the pursuit of happiness. "

North Carolina


Input: Throughout history, tyrants have known that by denying the right of oppressed peoples to form and nurture families, they can kill the spirit of those peoples.


Input: > From the shameful history of slavery in America, the injustice of forbidding people to marry is evident as a denial of a basic human right.

America


Input: The American laws forbidding interracial marriage, now struck down, were clearly discriminatory.


Input: Denial of the status of marriage to those who would freely accept its responsibilities creates legal and economic inequities and social injustice.


Input: We feel called to protest and oppose this injustice.


Input: As religious people, clergy and lay leaders, we are mandated by faith to stand for justice in our common civic life.


Input: We oppose the use of sacred texts and religious traditions to deny legal equity to same-gender couples.


Input: As concerned citizens we affirm the liberty of adults of the same gender to love and marry.


Input: We insist that no one, especially the state, is allowed to coerce people into marriage or bar two consenting adults, whether of the same or differing genders, from forming the family unit that lets them be more fully loving, thus more fully human.


Input: We respect the fact that debate and discussion continue in many of our religious communities as to the scriptural, theological and liturgical issues involved.


Input: However, we draw on our many faith traditions to arrive at a common conviction.


Input: We are resolved that the State should not interfere with same-gender couples who choose to marry and share fully and equally in the rights, responsibilities, and commitments of civil marriage.


Input: We affirm freedom of conscience in this matter.


Input: We recognize that the state may not require religious groups to officiate at, or bless, same-gender marriages.


Input: Likewise, a denial of state civil recognition dishonors the religious convictions of those communities and clergy who officiate at, and bless, same-gender marriages.


Input: The state may not favor the convictions of one religious group over another by denying individuals their fundamental right to marry and to have those marriages recognized by civil law.


Input: As faith leaders, we commit ourselves to public action, visibility, education, and mutual support in the service of the right and freedom to marry.


Input: Tom Dempsey Gulf Breeze, FL 850-748-0740

Tom Dempsey

Gulf Breeze

FL


Input: Hi all,


Input: There are already several forums around the net focused on discussing Guild Wars, so why create a new one?


Input: I say why not?


Input: The main reason is Google is more accessible to the global community and you can rest assured that it's not going to go away.


Input: I have seen great fan sites suddenly disappear without notice and for no reason.


Input: Usually this happens because the developer of the site can no longer afford the cost of bandwidth being used.


Input: That said, the maintenance of this forum is handled by Google and thus will remain reliable and it will ultimately give us more time to play :).


Input: I'm nothing more than a devoted fan of the game myself and I hope that this area can become a haven for deep fan discussions.


Input: Regards,


Input: Humanpixel

Humanpixel


Input: Aye!


Input: Good Day Mate!


Input: I m really looking forward to Guild Wars.


Input: Anyone know a release date?


Input: Feb 2005


Input: Feb 2005 is the projected release date, although Guild Wars is made by ex-members of Blizzard, so Feb 2005 could mean August 2006 ...


Input: Anyway, I tried to get a preorder but no places were selling it so I missed out on 2/3 weekend events.


Input: Oh well, I'll get it when it comes out in Febuary.


Input: rumor has feb 05 on the calender.


Input: BUT they stated that they will take as long as it takes to work out all the bugs so who really know how long.


Input: as far as pre order go to and they have a list of major retailers that carry it there are also a few websites that you could order it off of.


Input: and a good reason for starting this group .... company firewalls lol ;)


Input: I was kind of curious, what exactly is Guild Wars?


Input: I havn't heard of it.


Input: Check out the Guild Wars Web site at for more info about the game.


Input: It's a massive multiplayer role playing game.


Input: The graphics are without a doubt the amoung the best graphics I have ever seen for any game and I have been gaming since the MUD days.


Input: It's worth a look.


Input: I have a preorder and am even considering getting a second preorder to have multiple accounts.


Input: I have participated in all the weekend beta events and the world preview.


Input: The game is already 100% functional.


Input: I can't imagine them not being able to meet the Feb 05 deadline.


Input: Warm greetings to all in this GW community.


Input: I am Lady Kingel and I hail from the United Legit Gaming Guilds of Guild Wars.

Kingel

United Legit Gaming Guilds


Input: We are a consortium of legit honorable guilds that was established in 1997 for DI and we are now adding GW to the list of games played.


Input: The alliance is a pretty straightforward one.


Input: It was formed to allow many different guilds who were all strictly honorable to come together as a family and allow them many people to game with.


Input: There are no other requirements other than we ask that members greet each new member and each new alliance and also feel free to post in any of the forums.


Input: We are also a group who is looking for members for our own select guild called ULGG of GW ... which is a part of the alliance with the same name.

ULGG


Input: We play in all aspects of the game and we hand pick our members.


Input: I would like to personally invite each of you to visit our website.


Input: You are individuals of quality, and in our alliance we seek quality of member over quantity of member.


Input: You will be asked to register, and then you should wander over to the Announce Your Arrival Section and present yourself.


Input: You will be greeted by many members of this wonderful family.


Input: I do hope to see you visiting us at the fire and we shall prepare a feast for you, as well.


Input: If you paste this in your browser, it will take you directly to our GW website.


Input: I extend my hand to each of you in true friendship, and honor.


Input: Come and say hello ... you will be warmly welcomed!


Input: We are currently moving to a new server, so we will be down for a while.


Input: I will inform when we are up and running again.


Input: I wish all happy holidays, and moreso, peace on earth.


Input: Kingel

Kingel


Input: Preamble from BBC leading to the comments further below.

BBC


Input: Feel free to cut and paste and leave your comments, as these viewpoints cover the entire gamut surrounding the event.


Input: How has Katrina changed the US?

US


Input: What will be the lasting effects of Hurricane Katrina and what can be learnt from the response?


Input: Relief agencies are trying to help hundreds of thousands of displaced people while authorities have vowed to restore security in New Orleans following a breakdown of law and order.

New Orleans


Input: In the world press, commentators predict that Katrina will make a profound change in the way the US is perceived at home and abroad, especially following the scenes of poverty and racial divisions they believe the disaster has revealed.

US


Input: Meanwhile, President George W Bush has said he will lead an inquiry into how the disaster was handled.

George W Bush


Input: How has Katrina changed the US?

US


Input: Has it altered your life?


Input: Has the disaster affected the way other countries view the US?

US


Input: Send us your comments using the form.


Input: Some of the better comments:


Input: " As an American, I would like to take this opportunity to tell all the' USA and Bush Bashers' that I am appalled at the number of' allies' that are using this disaster as their podium to spread their useless opinions.

USA

Bush


Input: What you see in New Orleans is a perfect example of the downfalls of the welfare system, a form of socialism that many in this country know is the true problem.

New Orleans


Input: You have seen the pictures.


Input: You people think it is race, but it is not.


Input: It is the welfare society that was New Orleans. "

New Orleans


Input: -- Paul, Atlanta, USA

Paul

Atlanta

USA


Input: " I am frankly revolted by the response of the Bush-Bashers; " Sorry chaps, but you did have it coming ... "

Bush


Input: The plain fact is that Bush has a sight more in the way of common humanity than a great many of his detractors.

Bush


Input: At least he isn't using this disaster for cheap political point-scoring. "


Input: -- Mac, Nottingham

Mac

Nottingham


Input: " I do not feel it has changed the US citizens which is what was needed, even now the majority want " Gas " despite the fact they are polluting the world more than any other country in the world and refuse to stop, perhaps this natural disaster, which let's face it looks like a product of Global Warming, will change their views, why not pick things up with your hands and walk with your legs, other people in the world do it, " Gas " is not the be all and end all! "

US


Input: -- David, Kent

David

Kent


Input: < This man has clearly never visited the US.

US


Input: Distances are not what they are in the old world.


Input: Here, cars are absolutely necessary, and he'd have to have one, too.


Input: -Juggernaut >

Juggernaut


Input: " The US will work its way through the loss of a city and we are making progress after seven short days.

US


Input: Thank you for your concern, but Europe is still irrelevant. "

Europe


Input: -- John B, Windermere, Florida

John B

Windermere

Florida


Input: < John can come over to eat at my house anytime.

John


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Juggernaut


Input: It is always interesting what spin the press will take.


Input: Certainly, representation of the US in other countries will have a certain depiction.

US


Input: I don't believe that folks who believe that America is the land of opportunity will change their views from this recent news.

America


Input: I have a friend who came here from Bulgaria after winning a green card in a lottery.

Bulgaria


Input: Yes, she and her family were delighted to leave the communistic remnants in that country.


Input: Her husband became a citizen of the US just the week before last.

US


Input: (Believe it or not, it takes a minimum of 5 years to apply.)


Input: The countries which are giving to America to aid are a great example of the seed that America has sown through the years with other nations.

America

America


Input: Now to the poverty stricken and the racial issue ...


Input: You know, I've lived in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex most of my life.

Dallas

Fort Worth


Input: When not in Texas, I lived in LA and San Francisco.

Texas

LA

San Francisco


Input: There is a lot of racial diversity in all of these places ... and I've vacationed through the south ... visited my folks when they lived in Mississippi, and where they live now and are in the racial minority being white (less than 20%) in northeastern Arkansas.

Mississippi

Arkansas


Input: The fact is, when I began traveling for business to New England, when I first visited my in-laws in Montana and Idaho, I was shocked at the lack of racial diversity.

New England

Montana

Idaho


Input: I didn't expect to react that way, but when I was looking around my workplace in Nashua, New Hampshire, and everyone else looked pretty much like me, it was really very eerie.

Nashua

New Hampshire


Input: So, yes, America has pockets that are more diverse than others.

America


Input: Additionally, reviewing the standings of Louisiana and Mississippi in the educational stakes, you'll find they usually land near the bottom of a list of 50 states.

Louisiana

Mississippi


Input: Unfortunately, those left behind to be filmed, where those without transportation or means.


Input: Some refused to leave, but so many were unable to.


Input: Yes, it's a valid reflection of America-we do have cities like this.

America


Input: However, New Orleans also had many affluent people, people who left town early as they had the means.

New Orleans


Input: I don't know if this will change other nation's perceptions of America.

America


Input: I suspect it will not change greatly ... but you never know how much stock people put in the news.


Input: I do know that this will change the face of America.

America


Input: I expect that many of the displaced people (those affluent and those not) will remain in the places they were evacuated to.


Input: The 1.25 million people who have been housed in stadiums and convention centers across Texas will begin to populate Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Galveston, and the surrounding areas.

Texas

Houston

Dallas

San Antonio

Galveston


Input: Sure, some will return, but I have a feeling that once many begin to get jobs and temporary housing, they may be shy about returning.


Input: I'm interested in what America will look like in 5 years.

America


Input: Will racial diversity find its way to Wyoming as some people are offered jobs there?


Input: Or will the nearly year-round snow be too much for those who have never experienced snow in their lives?


Input: Will the housing market in Dallas begin booming like the rest of the nation has due to the influx of buyers?

Dallas


Input: Will businesses that were new in 2005 have become a household name due to their efforts in rebuilding the gulf coast?


Input: What will the federal government do to prevent inflation in the housing and building market?


Input: These are some of the things I've been wondering ...


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Linna


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Juggernaut


Input: Okay, I'm new to this forum and really don't like Bush, so my view point is slanted and I admit that.

Bush


Input: I rarely listen to the news or to what politicians or lawyers say because so many tell lies that none have credibility so what's the point?


Input: What I know is that I have a close friend who's aunt disappeared in New Orleans.

New Orleans


Input: My friend didn't have computer capability, so I spent the day searching and posting online.


Input: The family here (California) wanted to fly any family members from there to CA, so they could remain here until things got straightened out down there.

California

CA


Input: The cousins could not be found because no one was sure of their married names.


Input: The hope was that anyone looking for the Aunt would see the family post and know that help was available.


Input: It is Oct. 6, and not one family member has been located.


Input: What I saw was dozens of school buses submerged that could have been used to evacuate people who had no transportation.


Input: What I heard was the Mayor of New Orleans, saying that he didn't order the buses or anything else to be used because he was waiting on someone else to tell him what to do.

New Orleans


Input: When common sense takes a back seat to politics and legal mumbo jumbo what have we become?


Input: Recently, Bush addressed the nation.

Bush


Input: About 30 seconds into his address, he started flogging the terrorist issue just one more time.


Input: Ironically he almost burst out laughing and it was all he could do to keep his mirth down to a barely controlled smirk.


Input: Even he can't believe that he is trotting out this old saw again.


Input: I guess if you have a schtick that is a resounding success once, you can't help but trot it out every time your act is going sour.


Input: Meanwhile, every pocket that can be lined is golden and the poor are shunted off radar yet again.


Input: The gall of it all is that Bush is stumping for more money to build more refineries, when what he should do is pour money into making the US independent of OPEC or crude oil all together.

Bush

US

OPEC


Input: We have the technology; if you are going to spend billions of dollars touting " FREEDOM " why not spend those billions making all of us free?


Input: Free of polution, free of oil dependency, and free of big business that is bleeding us dry for the short term good (theirs).


Input: I'm sorry he makes me want to puke so I shut him off.


Input: In the meanwhile there are still broken families that should have been safe in the home of the brave.


Input: By Richard Spencer

Richard Spencer


Input: (Filed: 19/11/2004)


Input: China's insatiable demand for energy is prompting fears of financial and diplomatic collisions around the globe as it seeks reliable supplies of oil from as far away as Brazil and Sudan.

China

Brazil

Sudan


Input: An intrusion into Japanese territorial waters by a Chinese nuclear submarine last week and a trade deal with Brazil are the latest apparently unconnected consequences of China's soaring economic growth.

Brazil

China


Input: Increased car usage in China is creating a high demand for petrol

China


Input: The connection, however, lies in an order issued last year by President Hu Jintao to seek secure oil supplies abroad-preferably ones which could not be stopped by America in case of conflict over Taiwan.

Hu Jintao

America

Taiwan


Input: The submarine incident was put down to a " technical error " by the Chinese government, which apologised to Japan.

Japan


Input: But even before the incident the People's Daily, the government mouthpiece, had commented that competition over the East China Sea between the two countries was " only a prelude of the game between China and Japan in the arena of international energy ".

People's Daily

East China Sea

China

Japan


Input: The Brazil trade deal included funding for a joint oil-drilling and pipeline programme at a cost that experts said would add up to three times the cost of simply buying oil on the market.

Brazil


Input: The West, however, has paid little attention to these developments.


Input: For the United States and Europe are far more concerned with the even more sensitive issues of China's relations with " pariah states ".

United States

Europe

China


Input: In September, China threatened to veto any move to impose sanctions on Sudan over the atrocities in Darfur.

China

Sudan

Darfur


Input: It has invested $3 billion in the African country's oil industry, which supplies it with seven per cent of its needs.


Input: Then, this month, it said that it opposed moves to refer Iran's nuclear stand-off with the International Atomic Energy Agency to the United Nations Security Council.

Iran

International Atomic Energy Agency

United Nations Security Council


Input: A week before, China's second biggest state oil firm had signed a $70 billion deal for oilfield and natural gas development with Iran, which already supplies 13 per cent of China's needs.

China

Iran

China


Input: China has its own reserves of oil and natural gas and once was a net oil exporter.

China


Input: But as its economy has expanded by an average of nine per cent per year for the last two decades, so has its demand for energy.