Mark and Sara:
Tana came into my office last night and seemed to be very upset about how the 
other 2 legal assistants were treating her, especially Susan Bailey, and also 
about the fact taht Susan Bailey was going to be part of Samantha's training 
and that this was a surprise to her.  On the latter issue, I explained to her 
that given that the 2 Susan's were involved in the day to day routine, it 
made perfectly good sense for 1 of them to handle this part of Samantha's 
training especially since Tana was now out of the day to day stuff.  I am 
very concerned that Tana is going to interfere with Susan's training process 
given her attitude toward the whole thing which I really feel is ridiculous.  
The only possibly valid point that she might have is the fact that we didn't 
tell her that this was going to work this way, but even so, again it's Tana's 
way of not be able to let go and not being a team player.  I explained to her 
that both she and Tana had different roles to play with respect to Samantha's 
training and that they both were important and taht in my opinion, Susan was 
more than qualified to handle this part of Samantha's training.

On the first point, I told Tana that the only way that this group is gong to 
work better is through "communicating" to each other.  I firmly believe taht 
there are 2 sides to this and taht all 3 of them are guilty of treating the 
other 2 at time in a not so pleasant way.  Tana of course will not admit 
this.  I have no answers for this issue other than the fact that I am tired 
of hearing about why they can't get along.  I also told Tana taht it was my 
perception that Susan Bailey has been under alot of pressure given her 
increased workload and other things and taht that could explain her attitude 
which even I have noticed has been a little different lately.

I'm letting the both of you know about this because I don't want any of this 
to negatively impact Samantha to the extent that it can be avoided.

Carol

i need to sleep.  i am worn out from denver.  i just went golfing and 
drinking in denver.  it was fun but now i am tired.  i need to save some 
money b/c i am going to vegas next weekend.  when is your cruise?

vegas was fun.  i am tired.  i had to go to portland afterwards.

Here is the status of all outstanding long term contracts:

Duke - 5 year, 20 MMcf/d EOT contract.   Currently routing.  Will probably 
receive Presidential approval either Friday or Monday.

Red Cedar - Contract has been with Red Cedar since September 7th.

Sempra - Option to call upon 21,500 Dth/d of EOT to Needles capacity was 
elected August 24th.  I am tired of nagging.  We need the request form to 
begin the deal process.

I am sending an e-mail about the power plant. I as told by an employee of
the plant they would let us know why the plant made so much noise and  so
much vibration. I have heard nothing but noise  and felt vibration. my wife
is scared because of the add in the news paper about how the plant could
explode if the person in charge of it made a mistake . I was not informed of
this plant being built. The newspaper said that the plant was being built in
a nonresadintal area there are 8 homes in this area alone. We should not
have to put up with the noise and vibrateing. Me and my family moved in the
country to avoid all the noise . Now that is all we here we can not enjoy
the outside like we use to and i am tired of it no one tell anything.
someone needs to tell us something .I thank you for your time.
                                        Thanks
                                          Carl Stout


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what do you mean i wasn't doing so hot saturday night?  i thought i was in 
great shape.  i was dancing better than menudo.  i was hurting when we left 
sat.  i almost puked in my car when i was driving back to houston.  going 
back to football games is so much fun, but the drinking kills you.  i haven't 
drank that much for that long in a while.  it was worth it.  i am tired 
today, but it is nice for everyone to say how we kicked ass this weekend.  i 
still can't believe you didn't get tickets.  i had extras.  i could have 
hooked you up.  i heard brittney spears was at fred's on sat night.  did you 
hear that.  not that i am a fan of hers, i just heard that.  shoot me another 
email when you get a chance.

matt

it was fun.  i am tired now.  josh was wearing a ut shirt.  i think we are 
going to end up playing texas in the cotton bowl.  i think i would be an 
ass-whoopin' like texas never had.  what did you do this weekend?

that is the saddest response i have heard.  teachers should be continually 
tested.  i had some idiot teachers that should have been fired b/c of their 
incompetence.  you shouldn't be scared to be tested if you are good at your 
job and half way competent.  democrats are so lazy.  how could you vote 
democrat?  al gore makes me sick.  enough of my ranting and raving.  what are 
you doing this weekend?  i am tired today b/c i went out last night.  this is 
a good scene.  probably not as good as miami but there is a lot going on now 
and our downtown is booming.    name some small towns that are cool to live 
in near south florida.  i heard naples is great.  i need to live on the 
ocean.

Boy did I unpack last night.  I couldn't go to sleep so I went a little 
crazy.  Tuesday is good.  we could have a frasier marathon.  Which one of us 
is cooking at my house?  

Would it be crazy if I asked you to be my guest at the wholesale christmas 
party next sat?  (Nothing like email to ask that sort of question, and I 
certainly don't mean to be impersonal about it)

I have to head home to work out for a few hours....




Alexandra Saler@EES
11/29/2000 09:00 AM
To: Jeffrey A Shankman/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:  
Subject: Re:  

This week is crazy...as you know.  Let's get together next week.  I have book 
club Monday and Wednesday, so probably Tuesday or Thursday would be better.  
Of course if it is Tuesday....we can watch Frasier!

You know Jeff, I was thinking this morning about what a great time I have 
with you.  I am so happy that we have gotten to know eachother.  Having guy 
friends is something that I have missed out on for the past two and a half 
years.  I am really happy to have that back in my life.  

My meeting at the crack of dawn went well this morning.  I got here before 
7.  Needless to say I am tired!  Of course, I stayed up reading my cheezy 
book last night.  Did you unpack when you got home?  


To: Alexandra Saler/HOU/EES@EES
cc:  
Subject: Re:  

I had so much fun last night!  WHEN can we do it again?

Sorry for not leaving a message - I just thought that maybe you would get an email faster.  We ended up leaving Downing a little after midnight.  Not too much later than you.  My weekend was OK.  I am tired of working on my house!  Anyway - went to the baseball game yesterday.  It was nice to be  out in the sun.  Hope your weekend was good.  And now that you have my number - you will have to be the brave one!

Kim




"Scott, Stanton"  on 04/09/2001 06:14:18 AM
To:	"Kim Ward (E-mail)" 
cc:	 
Subject:	Hello (No Message?)


Ms. Ward, what no message on the voice mail? I really think it is kind of
cute that you were chicken to leave a message. Modern technology.  I guess I
will have to be the brave one and pick up the phone. I hope your weekend was
fun. What time did you and your friend from California leave Downing? Look
forward from hearing from you soon...Stanton

Hi Ragan,

I am sure this is a joke , but I dont get it..  Please explain - 
ANd I am doing fine - I am tired these days  ( that age thing , you know).  
How are things with you?  Enjoying the trading side again,n or are you 
missing the brokering side?  Thanks for the note- keep in touch -

Please do not forward this message to anyone.  This email articulates the f=
rustration that we have had with EES since the very beginning of this year.=
  Per your recommendation for pricing, we contacted Don Black who forwarded=
 us to Sean Holmes who forwarded us to Richard Zdunkiewicz.  Chris is meeti=
ng with Richard this morning, but I am highly doubtful of its effectiveness=
.

Like Chris, I am tired of communicating with a lot of VPs who are not accou=
ntable for their business.  I do not understand why EES does not see the va=
lue in capturing the tolling spread between gas and power.  Compressor load=
 is much more manageable than their standard retail customer. =20

If need be, should I go talk to Delainey? Whalley?  I am trying to be patie=
nt, but I want to close some compression deals this quarter.

Regards, Mrha

Hi Ragan,

I am sure this is a joke , but I dont get it..  Please explain - 
ANd I am doing fine - I am tired these days  ( that age thing , you know).  How are things with you?  Enjoying the trading side again,n or are you missing the brokering side?  Thanks for the note- keep in touch -

Senate approves Edison rescue deal, Assembly measure stalled
By Jennifer Coleman 
Associated Press Writer 
SACRAMENTO (AP) -- The state Senate approved a bill that significantly alters 
the plan negotiated by Gov. Gray Davis to help the struggling utility 
Southern California Edison. 
The bill approved Friday, authored by Democratic Sens. Richard Polanco and 
Byron Sher, lets Edison issue $2.5 billion in revenue bonds to pay debts 
amassed when prices for wholesale electricity reached record-high levels in 
the last year. 
"I believe it's a measure that gets us to the goal of getting the state out 
of the business of buying electricity ... and to bring this entity to 
creditworthiness," said Polanco, D-Los Angeles. 
Approved 22-17, the bill now goes to the Assembly. The Assembly adjourned 
Friday night without voting on a similar measure. 
The Polanco-Sher plan shifts the burden of repaying the bonds to commercial 
and industrial power users and has been opposed by business interests and by 
Edison, which says it won't help the company escape bankruptcy. 
Davis' plan, announced in April, offers Edison $2.76 billion for its 
transmission system and lets it sell revenue bonds to repay the rest of its 
estimated $3.5 billion worth of debt generated when it had to pay 
skyrocketing wholesale power prices. 
Under the plan by Polanco, and Sher, of Stanford, the state has a five-year 
option to buy Edison's grid. 
That, said Republican Sen. Ross Johnson of Irvine, gives Edison a bailout it 
"neither needs nor deserves. 
"I am tired of this projection of Edison as a victim. They have their legion 
of lobbyists here telling us ad nauseam that they didn't support 
deregulation," Johnson said during floor debate. "The idea of Edison as the 
victim goes down in the annals of real whoppers. Edison paid their lobbyists 
bonuses for the successful passage of deregulation." 
During the 1995-1996 deliberations that led to deregulation, Edison officials 
helped create the current system in meetings with business interests and 
then-Gov. Pete Wilson, a Republican. 
Lawmakers are set to go on summer break Friday night until Aug. 20, a 
schedule that conflicts with the deadline in the Memorandum of Understanding 
between Davis and Edison. That says the Legislature must approve the deal by 
Aug. 15. 
"It's a firm deadline, which means this issue has to be fully resolved prior 
to the end of the legislative recess," Davis said Friday. 
For that to happen, either the Senate bill or a proposal by Assembly Speaker 
Robert Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, and Assemblyman Fred Keeley, D-Boulder Creek, 
has to reach Davis. 
"I have problems with both bills," Davis said. "I am heartened by the fact 
that there's a bill moving in each house." 
The Keeley-Hertzberg plan trims at least $300 million from the governor's 
offer. It also allows Edison to issue the bonds, which would be repaid by 
Edison ratepayers over 10 years. 
The plan also attempts to increase the state's use of "green" energy 
resources and allow Edison customers to opt for cheaper direct-access energy 
service. 
The Assembly didn't vote on the Keeley bill Friday, because Hertzberg is 
considering forming a working group with the Senate and the administration to 
"iron out the bills' differences," said Hertzberg's spokesman Paul Hefner. 
Davis said he wanted any working group to continue working over the summer 
break to devise a compromise by the Aug. 15 deadline. 
"I don't want people to go out fishing for 30 days and come back and worry 
about it on Aug. 20 because I know we're going to have reapportionment and 
other major issues to deal with in that last month," the governor said. 

On the Net: 
Read the bills, AB82xx by Keeley and SB78xx by Polanco, at 
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov 
Read the governor's Memorandum of Understanding at

Senate approves Edison rescue deal, Assembly measure stalled
By Jennifer Coleman 
Associated Press Writer 
SACRAMENTO (AP) -- The state Senate approved a bill that significantly alters the plan negotiated by Gov. Gray Davis to help the struggling utility Southern California Edison. 
The bill approved Friday, authored by Democratic Sens. Richard Polanco and Byron Sher, lets Edison issue $2.5 billion in revenue bonds to pay debts amassed when prices for wholesale electricity reached record-high levels in the last year. 
"I believe it's a measure that gets us to the goal of getting the state out of the business of buying electricity ... and to bring this entity to creditworthiness," said Polanco, D-Los Angeles. 
Approved 22-17, the bill now goes to the Assembly. The Assembly adjourned Friday night without voting on a similar measure. 
The Polanco-Sher plan shifts the burden of repaying the bonds to commercial and industrial power users and has been opposed by business interests and by Edison, which says it won't help the company escape bankruptcy. 
Davis' plan, announced in April, offers Edison $2.76 billion for its transmission system and lets it sell revenue bonds to repay the rest of its estimated $3.5 billion worth of debt generated when it had to pay skyrocketing wholesale power prices. 
Under the plan by Polanco, and Sher, of Stanford, the state has a five-year option to buy Edison's grid. 
That, said Republican Sen. Ross Johnson of Irvine, gives Edison a bailout it "neither needs nor deserves. 
"I am tired of this projection of Edison as a victim. They have their legion of lobbyists here telling us ad nauseam that they didn't support deregulation," Johnson said during floor debate. "The idea of Edison as the victim goes down in the annals of real whoppers. Edison paid their lobbyists bonuses for the successful passage of deregulation." 
During the 1995-1996 deliberations that led to deregulation, Edison officials helped create the current system in meetings with business interests and then-Gov. Pete Wilson, a Republican. 
Lawmakers are set to go on summer break Friday night until Aug. 20, a schedule that conflicts with the deadline in the Memorandum of Understanding between Davis and Edison. That says the Legislature must approve the deal by Aug. 15. 
"It's a firm deadline, which means this issue has to be fully resolved prior to the end of the legislative recess," Davis said Friday. 
For that to happen, either the Senate bill or a proposal by Assembly Speaker Robert Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, and Assemblyman Fred Keeley, D-Boulder Creek, has to reach Davis. 
"I have problems with both bills," Davis said. "I am heartened by the fact that there's a bill moving in each house." 
The Keeley-Hertzberg plan trims at least $300 million from the governor's offer. It also allows Edison to issue the bonds, which would be repaid by Edison ratepayers over 10 years. 
The plan also attempts to increase the state's use of "green" energy resources and allow Edison customers to opt for cheaper direct-access energy service. 
The Assembly didn't vote on the Keeley bill Friday, because Hertzberg is considering forming a working group with the Senate and the administration to "iron out the bills' differences," said Hertzberg's spokesman Paul Hefner. 
Davis said he wanted any working group to continue working over the summer break to devise a compromise by the Aug. 15 deadline. 
"I don't want people to go out fishing for 30 days and come back and worry about it on Aug. 20 because I know we're going to have reapportionment and other major issues to deal with in that last month," the governor said. 

On the Net: 
Read the bills, AB82xx by Keeley and SB78xx by Polanco, at http://www.leginfo.ca.gov 
Read the governor's Memorandum of Understanding at

i am tired.  your dog kept me up all night.

i am tired b/c i kept waking up with no covers and my butt was hanging off the bed. i looked at you and you were covered up to your neck with the covers in the middle of the bed.  you look like you slept well.

Funny you should ask about my life right now.  Now you are sure to get an earful!  Beware - My country is at war and going into a major recession, my company is falling down around my feet, my grandmother is sick,  I am broke, and my boyfriend broke up with me last week, further confirming my ability to fail when it comes to relationships.  ( I know I act tought when it comes to this stuff but I am really sad about this one)  I guess that I am not sick and I do have lots of friends.  But I am tired and need someone to take over at this point - - - - 

I can't believe that you didn't get my email about gas being a buy a couple of weeks ago.  I guess if I had seen you when I was there, I could have told you in person.  AS for business over here, gas and power trading is still going strong.  However, all of the events have affected us in a huge way financially.  Down to whether we get bonuses or not.  It is not going to be a good year just trying to stay strong but I think that we will survive, and mostly thanks to EnronOnline.

Curious about what's going on there since you mentioned it.  Anyway - sorry to burden you with my personal problems.  I do hope things are going ok for you - too bad you're not going to make it here.  As we are in a cash crunch, I think I am probobly grounded for the remainder of the year.  Who knows!

Keep in touch -
K.

Berkeley, California bans U.S. Flags from being displayed on city fire
trucks because they didn't want to offend anyone in the  community.

In an "act of tolerance" the head of the public  library at Florida Gulf
Coast University ordered all "Proud to be an  American" signs removed so as
to not offend international students.

I, for one, am quite disturbed by these actions of  so-called American
citizens; and I am tired of this nation worrying  about whether or not we
are offending some individual or their culture.  Since the terrorist
attacks on September 11, we have experienced a surge  in patriotism by the
majority of Americans. However, the dust from the attacks had barely
settled in New York and Washington D.C. when the  "politically correct"
crowd began complaining about the possibility that  our patriotism was
offending others.

I am not against immigration, nor do I hold a grudge against anyone who is
seeking a  better life by coming to America. In fact, our country's
population is  almost entirely comprised of descendants of immigrants;
however, there  are a few things that those who have recently come to our
country, and  apparently some native Americans, need to understand.

First of  all, it is not our responsibility to continually try not to
offend you  in any way. This idea of America being a multi-cultural
community has  served only to dilute our sovereignty and our national
identity. As  Americans, we have our own culture, our own society, our own
language,  and our own lifestyle. This culture, called the "American Way"
has been  developed over centuries of struggles, trials, and victories by
millions  of men and women who have sought freedom. Our forefathers fought,
bled,  and died at places such as Bunker Hill, Antietam, San Juan, Iwo
Jima,  Normandy, Korea, Vietnam.

We speak English, not Spanish, Arabic,  Chinese, Japanese, Russian, or any
other language. Therefore, if you  wish to become part of our society --
learn our language!

"In  God We Trust" is our national motto. This is not some off-the-wall,
Christian, Right Wing, political slogan -- it is our national motto. It is
engraved in stone in the House of Representatives in our Capitol and it is
printed on our currency. We adopted this motto because Christian  men and
women, on Christian principles, founded this nation; and this is  clearly
documented throughout our history. If it is appropriate  for our motto to
be inscribed in the halls of our highest level of  Government, then it is
certainly appropriate to display it on the walls  of our schools.

God is in our pledge, our National Anthem,  nearly every patriotic song,
and in our founding documents. We honor His  birth, death, and resurrection
as holidays, and we turn to Him in prayer  in times of crisis. If God
offends you, then I suggest you consider  another part of the world as your
new home, because God is part of our  culture and we are proud to have Him.

We are proud of our heritage and those who have so honorably defended our
freedoms. We celebrate Independence Day, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and
Flag Day. We  have parades, picnics, and barbecues where we proudly wave
our flag.  As an American, I have the right to wave my flag, sing my
national  anthem, quote my national motto, and cite my pledge whenever and
wherever I
choose. If the Stars and Stripes offend you, or you don't  like Uncle Sam,
then you should seriously consider a move to another  part of this planet.

The American culture is our way of life,  our heritage, and we are proud of
it. We are happy with our culture and  have no desire to change, and we
really don't care how you did things  where you came from. We are
Americans, like it or not, this is our  country, our land, and our lifestyle.

Our First Amendment gives every citizen the right to express his opinion
about our government, culture, or society, and we will allow you every
opportunity to do so. But once you are done complaining, whining, and
griping about our flag, our pledge, our national motto, or our way of life,
I highly  encourage you take advantage of one other great American freedom,
the  right to leave.

Barry Loudermilk
If you agree, pass this  onto other Americans!!
It is time to take a  stand!!

Well, I did get all of my laundry done.  I went and picked up the uniform
and then went to a couple parties, they were fun.  I has my soccer game and
it sucked.  I think everyone on my team was hung over, and we lost.  I went
out to lunch and then to the mall, I bought some new jeans.  Later, I went
out to dinner and then to Fred Meyer.  It was very exciting.  Is there day
light savings time there?  I'm glad you had fun with your friend.  Did you
sleep in the same bed?  I only have a four day work week.  I am taking
Friday off for the surgury.  I am not yet freaking out, but I probably will
later.  I am tired and out of it today...moving a little slow.

Laurel

i am tired.  you snore.

Thanks for the funny!  We had a rough couple of days and I am tired of being the daily headline but I am told that I am safe - at least from loosing my job.   Although most of us have been told that we are safe - for now - everyone seems kind of down.   I'll be glad when things are back to "normal", whatever that is.  Talk to you soon -

Kim

Mr. Lay,

It seems to have become fashionable to bash you and the other executives as things have become challenging at Enron.  I just wanted to let you know that there are some people who still care about Enron and are still thankful for what you have done over the past 15 years.  I have been completely distraught at the speed with which my coworkers have thrown in the towel and have essentially given up.  I urge you to continue to fight for Enron.  True, it may take another 15 years to get back to a leading company, but do not give up the fight.  You have made Enron a wonderful place to work and I know that Enron will survive.  It would be a tragedy if the innovative thinking made famous by Enron were to be discarded and corporate America returned to a status quo mentality.

I have been informed that I am on the list of those to be laid off because I am in a non-core business, and I agree.  I loved having the job, but desperate times call for desperate measures and I understand the need to focus.  I am tired of my fellow coworkers quitting, complaining, and giving up.  There are plenty of people that will join you in the fight, I hope that you are able to weed out the quitters and get a group of people together who will fight for the Enron way of doing business.  

I applaud you for your accomplishments over the past 15 years in building an incredible company - a company that will survive, a company that will once again thrive, and a company that will prosper well into the future.

Good luck and please don't give up,
Zach Streight

Sorry for saying that.. did not mean to upset my honey.

I am tired.

Love ME :(

About another hour or so and I am outta here. I am tired..........ti..............yerd.
 
 
I ran up and bought the Charlotte Church CD, listening to it now, it is very nice.  I will bring it home with me.  
 
I would like to come over and finish that movie tonight for a bit, but I am going HOME to sleep ;)
 
 
That ok?
 
C

This is an Editorial written by an American citizen, published in
a Tampa
Newspaper. He did quite a job.


 IMMIGRANTS, NOT AMERICANS, MUST ADAPT I am tired of this nation
worrying
 about whether we are offending some individual or their culture.
Since
 the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, we have experienced a surge in
patriotism
 by the majority of Americans. However, the dust from the attacks
had barely
 settled when the "politically correct" crowd began complaining
about the
 possibility that our patriotism was offending others. I am not
against
 immigration, nor do I hold a grudge against anyone who is seeking
a
 better life by coming to America. Our population is almost
entirely comprised of
 descendants of immigrants. However, there are a few things that
those who
 have recently come to our country, and apparently some born here,
need to
 understand. This idea of America being a multicultural community
has
 served only to dilute our sovereignty and our national identity.
As Americans,
 we have our own culture, our own society, our own language and
our own
 lifestyle. This culture has been developed over centuries of
struggles,
 trials, and victories by millions of men and women who have
sought
 freedom.
 We speak ENGLISH, not Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese,
Russian, or any
 other language. Therefore, if you wish to become part of our
society,
 learn the language! "In God We Trust" is our national motto. This
is not some
 Christian, right wing, political slogan. We adopted this motto
because
 Christian men and women, on Christian principles, founded this
nation,
 and this is clearly documented. It is certainly appropriate to
display it on
 the walls of our schools. If God offends you, then I suggest you
consider
 another part of the world as your new home, because God is part
of our
 culture. If Stars and Stripes offend you, or you don't like Uncle
Sam,
 then you should seriously consider a move to another part of this
planet. We
 are happy with our culture and have no desire to change, and we
really don't
 care how you did things where you came from. This is OUR COUNTRY,
our
 land, and our lifestyle. Our First Amendment gives every citizen
the right to
 express his opinion and we will allow you every opportunity to do
so.
 But, once you are done complaining, whining, and griping about
our flag, our
 pledge, our national motto, or our way of life, I highly
encourage you to
 take advantage of one other great American freedom, THE RIGHT TO
LEAVE!

Please pass this along if you agree.

I am tired...........................................................................................................

Good Morning Honey,

I didn't really sleep well last night, so I am tired and cranky today. However, the feeling of RFP is something to grin about. Today I am tying out our February positions with the traders so that they can pre-pay their trades for scheduling Feb 1.  Just spreadsheet and number crunching stuff.  

You are so important to me, I can't hardly articulate how much you mean to me. I love you and am so proud and happy to be yours. I can't wait till we share a home and I am 'out' to my family.  I want to tell them, "this is done" not "this is what I am going to do".  I love waking up in your arms and feeling your kisses first thing in the morning. The sleep thing will work itself out, I am not worried about it.

I am looking forward to forever with you.

Love,

CF