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Please review.\n\nOwner: Justin K Rostant\nReport Name: JRostant 10/24/01\nDays In Mgr. Queue: 4"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"enron_update@concureworkplace.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"jarnold@enron.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5418,"string":"5,418"}}},{"rowIdx":2414,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/53."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"The hottest e-mail of the year???? ,\n To Place an order . . .\nPLEASE CALL 973-376-0005 ask for Order Dept.www.winelibrary.com \nor e-mail us at swl@winelibrary.com \n1. #16311 - Riecine 1999 Chianti Classico - $19.99 a bottle - (comes to $15.99 when you buy a case!) \n91 Points - Wine Spectator\n\"Super for 1999. Beautiful aromas of plum and berry, with hints of smoky, grilled meat, brushwood and tea. Full-bodied, with big, well-integrated tannins and a long, silky-smooth, chocolaty finish. Best after 2002. 1,300 case made.\"Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n2. #16260 - Aldo Conterno 1997 Barolo \"Colonnello\" - $93.99 a bottle - On Sale!!! \n94 Points - Wine Spectator\nThis wine comes in 6-pack cases\n\"A racy young wine, with lots of class. Very refined aromas of flowers, raspberries, plums and hints of spice. Starts slowly on the palate, then kicks in with tight and pronouncedly silky tannins. Best Colonnello ever. Best after 2005 830 cases made\"Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n3. #16271 - Diamond Creek 1999 Gravelly Meadow - $139.99 a bottle - On Sale!!! \nThis wine comes in 6-pack cases\nThis is a very rare wine\nDiamond Creek has done it again,they have made a super wine in 1999.Look for the Gravelly Meadow to be this years top wine,the Meadow is a exploding example of what the 1999 vintage is all about.Huge massive fruit and exploding ripe tannis make this wine one of the top 1999 we tasted !Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n4. #16272 - Diamond Creek 1999 Volcanic Hill - $139.99 a bottle - On Sale \nThis wine comes in 6-pack cases\nDiamond Creek has done it again,they have made a super wine in 1999.After scoring 94 points in 1998 one can only imagine the ratings these wines may score.Huge massive wine that easily can age for 20-40 years.The Volcanic Hill is a serious wine for a serious wine drinker.Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n5. #16273 - Diamond Creek 1999 Red Rock - $139.99 a bottle - On Sale \nThis wine comes in 6-pack cases\nDiamond Creek has done it again,they have made a super wine in 1999.After scoring 94 points in 1998 one can only imagine the ratings these wines may score.Huge massive wine that easily can age for 20-40 years.The Red Rock is massive and exciting,blackberry,currant and cassis are all exploding on the palate.Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n6. #16171 - Chat St. Michelle 1998 Reserve Syrah - $28.99 a bottle - (comes to $23.19 when you buy a case!) \n93 Points - Wine Spectator\nThis wine comes in 6-pack cases\n\"Chateau Ste. Michelle and its sister winery, Columbia Crest, have been fine-tuning their approaches to Syrah since 1995, and plans are to dive into production of this varietal in a big way. A ripe 1998 vintage produced a gorgeous example of what's possible in Washington with Syrah. This wine is rich and fragrant, a supple and yummy mouthful of plum, blackberry and cherry fruit that mingles on the creamy finish with hints of vanilla and exotic spices. It's beautifully made, and packed with enough flavor to develop with cellaring. Drink now through 2008. \"Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n7. #15935 - Beringer 1999 Sbragia Chardonnay - $49.99 a bottle - (comes to $39.99 when you buy a case!) \n94 Points - Robert Parker\n\"... reveals more structure than previous vintages (due to the cool growing season). Dense and thick, with an unctuous texture as well as fine underlying acidity, smoky oak, rich, leesy, hazelnut married with copious quantities of tropical fruit, and a flamboyant personality, this sensational Chardonnay should drink well for 4-5 years\"Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n8. #16301 - Rochioli 2000 Chardonnay - $38.99 a bottle - (comes to $31.19 when you buy a case!) \nThis wine comes in 6-pack cases\nMany of you have been waiting for this one.Rochioli is making some of the best wines in all of California,the 2000 Chardonnay is world class.With loads of fruit,cream,butter and even butterscotch the wines complexity is overwhelming.Very limited !!!Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n9. #11856 - Riecine 1997 La Gioia - $52.99 a bottle (comes to $42.39 when you buy a case!) \n93 Points - Wine Spectator\n\"Super class in a glass. Wonderful aromas of berry, cherry, raspberry and mint. Full-bodied, with very fine tannins and a long, long aftertaste of ripe fruit and mint. Best from 2000 through 2005. (1025 cases produced)\"Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n10. #15637 - Poggio Al Sole Toscana Serraselva 1998 - $39.99 a bottle - (comes to $31.99 when you buy a case!) \n95 Points - Wine Spectator\nThis wine comes in 6-pack cases\nYou heard it here first! Our own Gary Vaynerchuk also gave this wine his own 95+ rating back on June 8th! \n\"Glorious blackberries, currants and berries. Full-bodied and incredibly classy, with a solid palate and ultrafine tannins. Goes on and on. One of the most underrated producers in the business. Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Best after 2006\" - The Wine Spectator - \"The Seraselva is 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Sauvignon. The wine is a full-bodied with good tannic structure. Seraselva displays aromas of cedar, cigar-box, and deep, dark fruit. The wine has powerful flavors of black currant, licorice and with strong impressions of oak. The extracted and tannic structure of this wine could benefit from bottle aging.The Seraselva was scored 93 Points by the Wine Spectator last year,this is clearly a far superior wine.\" - 95+ Points - Gary Vaynerchuk (June 8, 2001)Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n-----------------\nLast Shot Wines! size> - A key feature of our e-mail service is not only letting you know when hot, new wines come into the store . . . but also when outstanding bottles are just about to sell out. Here are three tremendous efforts that won't see much more time here!!!\n1. #14740 - Chateau Pavie Macquin 1998 - $84.99 a bottle - On Sale \n95 Points - Robert Parker\n\"Nearly exaggerated levels of intensity, extract, and richness are apparent in this opaque blue/purple-colored wine. Sumptuous aromas of blueberries, blackberries, and cherries combine with smoke, licorice, vanillin, and truffles to create a compelling aromatic explosion. The wine is fabulously dense, full-bodied, and layered, with multiple dimensions, gorgeous purity, and superbly integrated acidity as well as tannin. One of the most concentrated wines of the vintage, it possesses immense potential, but patience is requires. Anticipated maturity: 2006-2030\" Have your own tasting notes? Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com! \n2. #14793 - Chateau Quinault L`Enclos 1998 - $74.99 a bottle - On Sale \n94 Points - Robert Parker\n\"An elegant as well as powerful effort, this dense ruby/purple-colored 1998 reveals notes of plums, black raspberries, vanillin, minerals, licorice, and spice. Exceptionally rich with an outstanding texture, this medium to full-bodied wine possesses a distinctive, individualistic style, largely because of its floral, blueberry fruit flavors. Although accessible, it will age for two decades. Anticipated maturity: 2002-2020.\" Have your own tasting notes? 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Post your own review of this wine on Wine Library.com!"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"swl@winelibrary.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"jarnold@enron.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5420,"string":"5,420"}}},{"rowIdx":2415,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/531."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Nat Gas market analysis for 10-29-01 ,\n Attached please find the Natural Gas market analysis for today.\n\nThanks,\n\nBob McKinney\n\n - 10-29-01 Nat Gas.doc"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"capstone@ktc.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"bob.mckinney@capstone-ta.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5421,"string":"5,421"}}},{"rowIdx":2416,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/532."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Re: Adjustment Check ,\n As per our conversation on Friday, I've submitted to you (per confidential interoffice mail), a check made payable to Enron North America in the amount of $9,125.00 from PMG. Please handle accordingly. Thanks."},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"amy.cavazos@enron.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"jennifer.blay@enron.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5422,"string":"5,422"}}},{"rowIdx":2417,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/533."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"ALL daily charts and matrices as attachments 10/29 ,\n The information contained herein is based on sources that we believe to be\nreliable, but we do not represent that it is accurate or complete. Nothing\ncontained herein should be considered as an offer to sell or a solicitation\nof an offer to buy any financial instruments discussed herein. Any\nopinions expressed herein are solely those of the author. As such, they\nmay differ in material respects from those of, or expressed or published by\non behalf of Carr Futures or its officers, directors, employees or\naffiliates. ? 2001 Carr Futures\n\n\nThe charts are now available on the web by clicking on the hot link(s)\ncontained in this email. If for any reason you are unable to receive the\ncharts via the web, please contact me via email and I will email the charts\nto you as attachments.\n\n\nCrude http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/crude19.pdf\nNatural Gas http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/ngas19.pdf\nDistillate http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hoil19.pdf\nUnleaded http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/unlded19.pdf\n\nDec WTI/Brent Spread\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/clz-qoz.pdf\nDec Heat Crack http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/heatcrack.pdf\nDec Gas Crack http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/gascrack.pdf\nDec/May Heat Spread http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hoz-hok.pdf\nJan/Feb Heat Spread http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hof-hog.pdf\nNov Gas/Heat Spread http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hux-hox.pdf\nDec Gas/Heat Spread http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/huz-hoz.pdf\nNov/Mar Unlead Spread\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hux-huh.pdf\n\nNat Gas Strip Matrix\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/StripmatrixNG19.pdf\nNat Gas Spread Matrix\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/SpreadmatrixNG19.pdf\n\nCrude and Products Spread Matrix\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/SpreadmatrixCL19.pdf\n\n\n\nScott Oblander\n312-762-1015\n312-762-1014 fax\nCarr Futures\n150 S. Wacker\nSuite 1500\nChicago, IL 60606"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"soblander@carrfut.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"soblander@carrfut.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5423,"string":"5,423"}}},{"rowIdx":2418,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/535."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"CFTC Commitment of Traders - NG ,\n Attached please find this weeks summary of the most recent CFTC Commitment of Traders data for Natural Gas.\n \nThanks,\nMark\n - CFTC-NG-10-29-01.doc"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"mark@capstone-ta.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"bob.mckinney@capstone-ta.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5425,"string":"5,425"}}},{"rowIdx":2419,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/536."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"RE: ,\n Hi John,\n\nWe will put something together for you by this evening. \n\nSavita\n\n -----Original Message-----\nFrom: \tArnold, John \nSent:\tSaturday, October 27, 2001 2:08 PM\nTo:\tPuthigai, Savita\nSubject:\t\n\nSavita:\nI'm going to need an additional report daily for the next couple weeks: for the top 50 counterparties a summary of total EOL volumes and phys gas volumes for average of rolling 30 days, average of rolling 5 days, and previous day with volume differentials in percent relative to 30 day average. For instance :\n\n\nTOTAL VOLUMES\t\n\t\tPrevious day\t\t5 day\t\t\t30 day\nAquilla\t\t240 \t-20%\t\t330\t+10%\t\t300\nEl Paso\t\t275 \t+10%\t\t200\t-20%\t\t250\n\n\nUS GAS PHYS FWD FIRM <= 1 MONTH\n\n\t\t\t\tBUY\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSELL\n\t\tPrevious day\t\t5 day\t\t\t30 day\t\tPrevious day\t\t5 day\t\t\t30 day\nAquilla\t\t24 \t-20%\t\t33\t+10%\t\t30\t\t16 \t-20%\t\t24\t+20%\t\t20\t\nEl Paso\t\t30 \t+20%\t\t20\t-20%\t\t25\t\t5 \t-50%\t\t10\t0\t\t10\n\n\nPlease advise how quickly you can put this together."},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"savita.puthigai@enron.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"john.arnold@enron.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5426,"string":"5,426"}}},{"rowIdx":2420,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/538."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"WTI Bullet / Brent Bullet - Update to ICE Portfolios ,\n Oil Traders: Effective Monday October 29, IntercontinentalExchange will lis=\nt the prompt four months for the WTI bullet/Brent bullet. These new strips=\n will need to be manually entered into portfolios.\n\nAPI Developers: The new product ID for the Crude Diff WTI bullet/Brent bul=\nlet is 171. The old product ID for this market was 18.\n\nPlease call the ICE 24 hour Help Desk with any questions 770 738 2101.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =20\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n =\n ="},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"feedback@intcx.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"iceuserslist@list.intcx.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5428,"string":"5,428"}}},{"rowIdx":2421,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/539."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"The Daily Quote ,\n [IMAGE]=09Quote.com =09 Log In | Sign Up | Account Mgt. | Insight Center=\n =09[IMAGE]=09 Get Quote/LiveCharts: [IMAGE] [IMAGE] FindSymbol =09[IMAG=\nE]=09\n[IMAGE]=09=09=09=09[IMAGE]=09[IMAGE]=09\n[IMAGE]=09=09=09=09[IMAGE]=09[IMAGE]=09\n[IMAGE]=09=09=09=09[IMAGE]=09[IMAGE]=09\n\n\n[IMAGE]=09 My Portfolio | LiveCharts | Stocks | News | Msg Board=\ns | Markets | Funds | IPO | Options =09[IMAGE]=09\n\n\n[IMAGE]=09[IMAGE] The Daily Quote=09[IMAGE] =09[IMAGE]=09\n[IMAGE]=09=09Brought to you every morning as of 10 AM ET. 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Privacy Policy -=\n Terms & Conditions"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"dailyquote@smtp.quote.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"jarnold@enron.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5429,"string":"5,429"}}},{"rowIdx":2422,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/54."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Re: Natural ,\n John:\n\nNatural is overbought on a short-term basis but my analysis has not produced\nany daily strength patterns, which normally indicates the rally has more to\ngo. I will not see a daily strength pattern until Monday at the earliest.\nPotential for Nov. gas to see 249 - 258 into next week. Look for market to\ncontinue higher for awhile longer.\n----- Original Message -----\nFrom: \nTo: \nSent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 5:30 PM\nSubject: RE: Natural\n\n\n> what do you think now?\n>\n>\n>\n> **********************************************************************\n> This e-mail is the property of Enron Corp. and/or its relevant affiliate\nand may contain confidential and privileged material for the sole use of the\nintended recipient (s). Any review, use, distribution or disclosure by\nothers is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient (or\nauthorized to receive for the recipient), please contact the sender or reply\nto Enron Corp. at enron.messaging.administration@enron.com and delete all\ncopies of the message. This e-mail (and any attachments hereto) are not\nintended to be an offer (or an acceptance) and do not create or evidence a\nbinding and enforceable contract between Enron Corp. 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Hundreds of alumni and guests attended the tradition=\nal parade, the pre-game tailgate, the big game, educational events, and th=\ne annual Young Alum Bash. Read more about the weekend and check out photos=\n at the link above. The next Reunion and Homecoming weekend is October 25-=\n26, 2002, so mark your calendars now. AVBA Members Gather, Elect New Lead=\ners Members of the Association of Vanderbilt Black Alumni met at the Bisho=\np Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center after the Homecoming game to visit =\n with old friends and announce the new club officers for the coming year. =\nMany alumni returned for the open house reception and to congratulate the =\nnewly elected AVBA officers. For more information about AVBA and the elect=\nions, click on the link above or e-mail carolyn.t.dunlap@vanderbilt.edu. =\nCampus News Saint on Campus THE TENNESSEAN--Academy Award-winning actres=\ns Eva Marie Saint and her husband, actor-director Jeffrey Hayden, were on =\ncampus in mid-October as part of the Fred Coe Artist-in-Residence program.=\n Saint and Hayden gave master classes for theater department students for =\na week. Past theater artists in the Fred Coe program have included Olympia=\n Dukakis, Karl Malden, Fiona Shaw and Nashville actor Barry Scott. Saint w=\non the Oscar as best supporting actress in the 1954 Elia Kazan classic, \"O=\nn the Waterfront,\" opposite Marlon Brando. Vanderbilt Adopts Anti-Sweats=\nhop Position Vanderbilt University has announced steps designed to ensure =\nthat no officially licensed apparel bearing the University's name or logos=\n is produced under conditions that violate basic workers' rights. In annou=\nncing the University's anti-sweatshop position, Chancellor Gordon Gee said=\n Vanderbilt would seek membership in both the Fair Labor Association and W=\norkers Rights Consortium, two organizations that monitor and protect the r=\nights of workers worldwide. Vanderbilt Transplant Center Among Top Choice=\ns in Recent Survey For the second year in a row, the Vanderbilt Transplant=\n Center has been among the top choices for clients of transplant services =\nacross the country. In a recent United Resources Networks survey, Vanderbi=\nlt University Medical Center ranked No. 2 for both administrative ease and=\n communications. Last year, the center was No. 1 in both of these categori=\nes. Lilly Endowment Grant to Aid Vanderbilt's Kelly Miller Smith Institut=\ne, American Baptist College THE TENNESSEAN--American Baptist College and=\n Vanderbilt Divinity School's Kelly Miller Smith Institute have received a=\nn $841,000 grant from the Lilly Endowment to train African-American congre=\ngations in theology and social activism. The grant, which will be spread o=\nut over three years, expands American Baptist College's extension program =\nthat exists at 33 training centers, mostly in local churches. The Smith In=\nstitute promotes theological reflection about the role of the black church=\n in society. Angels and Devils Comprise Exhibit of Rare Books at Heard Lib=\nrary Books about witches, witchcraft, magic and occult sciences, many of wh=\nich have survived multiple attempts at book burnings since their publicati=\non, are among those featured in a new exhibit at the Jean and Alexander He=\nard Library. \"Angels and Devils: Religious and Secular Texts from the Spe=\ncial Collections Vault\" also includes several rare copies of religious tex=\nts. The exhibit is open weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm through Dec. 31. For mo=\nre information, call 615-322-2807. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Award=\ns Grant to Peabody College The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded =\na three-year, $2.7 million grant to Vanderbilt University's Peabody Colleg=\ne to provide leadership and technology training to about 1,800 school prin=\ncipals and superintendents across the state of Tennessee. The award to Van=\nderbilt is part of the $100 million State Challenge Grants for Leadership =\nDevelopment program set up by the Gates Foundation. Vanderbilt Professor=\ns Receive Grant to Study and Improve Special Education The U.S. Department =\nof Education has announced more than $8.7 million in awards to establish n=\nine centers devoted to studying and improving special education. The cente=\nrs, at eight universities, will concentrate on reading skills, behavior an=\nd learning disabilities. Professors Doug Fuchs and Dan Reschly of Vanderbi=\nlt University were awarded a total of $700,000. Vanderbilt in the News B=\naby Saved Amid Terrorist Attacks ABC NEWS.COM--When federal aviation offic=\nials ordered all commercial flights nationwide grounded after terrorists s=\ntruck New York and Washington Sept. 11, one family in Texas feared their i=\nnfant daughter would die as a result. Six-month-old Kareena lay dying in a=\n Houston hospital, awaiting the commercial flight that was supposed to bri=\nng her a new liver that would save her life. Hundreds of miles away at Van=\nderbilt University Medical Center in Tennessee, Dr. Ravi Chari listened to=\n radio reports about the World Trade Center and the Pentagon as he removed=\n a donor's liver in preparation for Kareena's transplant. Retired Profes=\nsor Keeps Up With Religion THE TENNESSEAN--For some reason, it's hard to f=\nind people in Nashville who know much about religion other than their own.=\n Charles Hambrick has always been an exception. For 25 years, he taught wo=\nrld religions at Vanderbilt University. He can still be found at any serio=\nus interfaith study group in town, no matter how small. Business Leaders=\n Shown Metro Schools Need Their Help THE TENNESSEAN--A school busload of b=\nusiness and community leaders were impressed recently with Metro's new Max=\nwell Elementary, but they also got a reality check on its needs. At Maxwel=\nl the gleaming hallways still smell new and teachers are pleased with spac=\nious, well-lighted classrooms. But computers are scarce, and many library =\nshelves are still empty. That's the sort of true-life picture that the Nas=\nhville Area Chamber of Commerce wants business people and community leader=\ns to understand. New Metro Schools Director Pedro Garcia joined Mayor Bill=\n Purcell, Vanderbilt Chancellor Gordon Gee and other leaders for the trip.=\n Vanderbilt Physician Writes Book of Personal Essays THE NASHVILLE BUSI=\nNESS JOURNAL--Nashville physician and philanthropist Frank Boehm is gettin=\ng personal. The Vanderbilt doctor has authored a book titled \"Doctors Cry,=\n Too: Essays from the Heart of a Physician.\" Boehm's point of view on subj=\nects such as strength and courage, faith, humor, forgiveness, death and dy=\ning, parenting and the physician/patient bond is addressed in the collecti=\non of essays. Research at Vanderbilt Military Kids Looking Sharper USA =\nTODAY--Students at Department of Defense schools outscore their public sch=\nool peers on standardized tests, regardless of race, family income and par=\nents' educational levels, according to a recent study. \"It's the best-kept=\n secret in Washington,\" says Claire Smrekar, lead researcher for the study=\n commissioned by the National Education Goals Panel, a body of federal and=\n state officials who monitor schools. The yearlong study by the Peabody Ce=\nnter for Education Policy at Vanderbilt looked at 1998 test results of the=\n National Assessment of Educational Progress, a congressionally mandated e=\nxam popularly called the Nation's Report Card, and the SAT college entranc=\ne exam. Laughter Still the Best Medicine SCIENCE DAILY MAGAZINE--Humans=\n have many ways to express themselves, but one of the most enjoyable and m=\nysterious is laughter. While scientists have thoroughly researched many ot=\nher human sounds, such as singing and talking, remarkably little is known =\nabout the acoustics of laughter. Seeking to rectify this, Vanderbilt psych=\nology professor Jo-Anne Bachorowski and Cornell psychology professor Micha=\nel Owren studied 1,024 laughter episodes from 97 young adults as they watc=\nhed funny video clips from films such as \"When Harry Met Sally\" and \"Monty=\n Python and the Holy Grail.\" The surprising results were published in the =\nSeptember issue of the \"Journal of the Acoustical Society of America.\" Ne=\nw Clues to the Location of Visual Consciousness A new test that measures =\nwhat people see when viewing discordant images in each eye has produced im=\nportant new clues about the location of the brain activity underlying visu=\nal consciousness. Exploring the Interactions of Light and Matter Researc=\nhers at Vanderbilt's Free-Electron Laser Center are developing new kinds o=\nf laser surgery, creating a better X-ray source for mammography and findin=\ng faster ways to identify proteins. A multimedia feature uses animations, =\nvideos, photos and text to describe center research. Sports News Commodor=\ne Recruit Looks Forward to SEC THE TENNESSEAN--Bryson Krueger, a shooting=\n guard from Phoenix who committed to the Vanderbilt men's basketball team =\nrecently, made a splash at the Adidas Big Time Tournament and is aiming fo=\nr the big time. Krueger said one of the things that attracted him to Vande=\nrbilt was the opportunity to play in the Southeastern Conference. Commodo=\nres Get Big Center from Philadelphia THE PHILADEPHIA DAILY NEWS--Who says=\n homework has to be limited to math, English, science, etc? Not Ted Skucha=\ns. A 6-11, 240-pound senior center at Germantown Academy, Skuchas does won=\nderfully in all of the traditional subjects. He also earned an A-plus in a=\n course he just completed: How to Make an Intelligent Decision for Academi=\nc and Basketball Futures. With family and school friends happily looking o=\nn, Skuchas recently put on a baseball cap to reveal Vanderbilt will be his=\n college destination. Vanderbilt Baseball Team Gets Commitment From Top P=\nitcher THE TENNESSEAN--Vanderbilt baseball has gotten a commitment from Bl=\nake Owen, a 6-3, 195-pound senior right-hander from East Robertson High Sc=\nhool. Owen, who last season had an 0.90 earned run average and struck out =\n118 batters in 59 innings, has been rated the No. 4 prospect in Tennessee =\n and No. 81 nationally by \"Baseball America.\" State Champion Golfer To Si=\ngn with Vanderbilt THE TENNESSEAN--May Wood, a three-time winner of the Di=\nvision II TSSAA state golf tournament from Baylor High School in Chattanoo=\nga, verbally committed to Vanderbilt recently. Among the nation's top high=\n school prospects, Wood turned down scholarship offers from North Carolina=\n, Florida and Alabama. She will sign with Vanderbilt during the signing pe=\nriod that begins Nov. 14. Alumni Club Happenings The Nashville Vanderbi=\nlt Club tipped its hat to William Shakespeare as it celebrated Vanderbilt =\nUniversity Theatre's 25th season at Neely Auditorium, Oct. 7. More than 90=\n alumni and guests attended \"Brunch with the Bard\" on Alumni Lawn. The eve=\nnt featured a presentation by Mark Cabus, a leading authority on Shakespea=\nre and classical literature. Afterwards the group enjoyed Vanderbilt's pro=\nduction of \"The Comedy of Errors,\" followed by a visit with the director a=\nnd cast. The Washington, D.C., Vanderbilt Club was one of 12 Southeastern =\n Conference alumni groups who participated in this year's capital kick-off =\n Sept. 14. The event, held every year in conjunction with the beginning of=\n the college football season, took place at the Hard Rock Caf?. Atlanta =\narea alumni and friends spent a rewarding day helping out their home city =\nin Vanderbilt's name. The group participated in the annual \"Hands on Atlan=\nta Day,\" Oct. 6, by cleaning up trails and working on landscape needs at M=\nurphy Candler Park. Los Angeles and Orange County alumni got together for =\na pre-performance picnic dinner and then enjoyed the Hollywood Bowl Orches=\ntra's grand finale show of the season, Sept. 16. The show featured splendi=\nd music from Hollywood, Broadway and the performing arts. The good times =\nrolled in New Orleans when the Vanderbilt Club gathered for a wine tasting=\n Oct. 4. Alumni enjoyed the \"fruits of the vine\" while receiving instructi=\non from wine experts. Dallas Vanderbilt alums who couldn't make it to camp=\nus for Homecoming 2001 had their own homecoming celebration in Dallas. The=\n club hosted a football watching party at the McKinney Avenue Tavern, Oct.=\n 13. The University of Georgia Alumni Club of Dallas joined the VU fans to=\n add a little competitive spirit to the afternoon. The Dores are on the r=\noad! The Charlotte, N.C., Vanderbilt club caravanned to the VU-South Ca=\nrolina football game Oct. 20. .commodore e-news is published monthly by =\nthe Division of Institutional Planning and Advancement, Vanderbilt Univers=\nity, from editorial and business offices at the Baker Building, Suite 1000=\n, 110 21st Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37203. Phone: 615-322-2601. Fax: 615-343=\n-8547. E-mail: Lew.Harris@vanderbilt.edu . Co-editors: Joanne Beckham and =\nLew Harris. 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Rev=\niews are a leading indicator of the direction of corporate credit.=20\n\"A wide excess of rating reviews for downgrade over upgrades in the third q=\nuarter suggests credit deterioration will persist at least into early next =\nyear,\" said John Puchalla, Moody's senior economist.=20\nMeanwhile, Standard & Poor's said more than 200 companies will default on a=\nbout $100 billion of debt this year, compared with 117 defaulting on a reco=\nrd $42.3 billion in 2000.=20\nIt said the default rate for junk bonds - those rated \"BB-plus\" or lower by=\n S&P and \"Ba1\" or lower by Moody's because of their credit risks - will rea=\nch 9.4 percent by year end. Moody's forecasts a 10 percent rate.=20\n\"The U.S. economy is clearly in a recession,\" said S&P Chief Economist Davi=\nd Wyss in a statement. \"Although Standard & Poor's expects it to be relativ=\nely mild and end in early 2002, the risk of a longer and deeper downturn is=\n high.\"=20\nBoth agencies said the Sept. 11 attacks contributed to a deepening of a thr=\nee-year slump in corporate credit quality. Moody's blamed 38 reviews for do=\nwngrade in September alone on the attacks.=20\nCOSTS RISE, PROTECTION WEAKENS=20\nU.S. corporate credit quality is falling for many reasons.=20\nThese include the weakening economy, the inability of many marginal compani=\nes to raise cash at tolerable interest rates, share buybacks, debt-financed=\n merger activity, and fallout from the attacks on such industries as airlin=\nes, insurance and travel.=20\n\"Many companies in financial difficulties will see their funding sources dr=\ny up and be pushed over the brink,\" said David Keisman, managing director a=\nt S&P Risk Solutions.=20\nEven well-known companies are suffering rating declines.=20\nOn Monday alone, for example, S&P downgraded McDonald Corp. after the world=\n's largest fast-food chain said it will buy back up to $5 billion of stock,=\n at a time S&P said the company's \"growth prospects for the future are less=\n optimistic.\"=20\nMeanwhile, Moody's downgraded Enron Corp., and warned it may downgrade it a=\ngain. The energy trading giant is struggling with vanishing investor confid=\nence, reflected in a share price that has plunged by more than half in two =\nweeks, as it tries to keep access to cash it needs to run its business.=20\nPuchalla said the credit quality decline could slow next year, in part beca=\nuse interest rates are low and companies are managing their balance sheets =\nmore conservatively.=20\n\"Lower borrowing costs and slowing debt growth should reduce debt servicing=\n costs, and fiscal stimulus from the federal government should boost busine=\nss revenues,\" he said.=20\nStill, through Friday, Moody's has said in the fourth quarter it may downgr=\nade 47 companies, and upgrade just four.\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nUSA: U.S. firms say deals with Enron at normal levels.\nBy Andrew Kelly\n\n10/29/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\nHOUSTON, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Major U.S. wholesale natural gas and electricit=\ny traders said on Monday their deals with troubled Enron Corp. are still ru=\nnning at normal levels.=20\nBut some are keeping a wary eye on the company's finances and credit status=\n after a downgrade by one of the major rating agencies.\n\"We certainly are very well aware of what our exposure is to them and watch=\ning that on a daily basis,\" Chief Executive Marce Fuller of Atlanta energy =\nmarketer Mirant Corp. told Reuters.=20\n\"At this point, I would categorize it as pretty much as business as usual w=\nith Enron, but we'll have to keep a close eye on it as we move forward,\" sa=\nid Fuller.=20\nOfficials at companies such as Houston natural gas firm El Paso Corp. and C=\nolumbus, Ohio, utility holding company American Electric Power Co. Inc. exp=\nressed similar sentiments, saying nothing had changed in their dealings wit=\nh the Houston-based energy company, at least for the time being.=20\n\"We continue to trade with them,\" said spokeswoman Jennifer Pierce of Charl=\notte-based utility Duke Energy Corp.. \"They've always been meticulous in th=\neir credit management and we continue to see that with them,\" she added.=20\nEnron's shares fell to yet another new low on Monday as the company said it=\n was lobbying banks for a new credit line and rating agency Moody's Investo=\nr Service downgraded the company's senior unsecured debt to two notches abo=\nve junk-bond status.=20\nSince Oct. 12 Enron's stock has fallen some 60 percent after the company re=\nported its first quarterly loss in over four years, wrote down shareholders=\n' equity by $1.2 billion dollars and failed to quell investors' jitters abo=\nut a series of complex off-balance-sheet financial deals.=20\nCONFIDENCE CRUMBLES=20\nAnalysts say that if confidence in Enron continued to crumble, it could res=\ntrict the company's access to credit and thus create problems for its core =\nenergy trading operations.=20\nEuropean energy industry sources told Reuters earlier on Monday that there =\nwas already evidence of European companies shying away from trading with En=\nron because of credit worries.=20\nSeveral large energy groups have frozen their dealings with Enron in Europe=\n as they hold urgent talks with the U.S. group about setting up new credit =\narrangements, the sources said.=20\n\"They are talking with us about bank letters of credit,\" said the head of r=\nisk management at one U.K. utility that halted its trade with Enron last we=\nek. \"The people that are still trading with them are doing so on a very res=\ntrictive basis.\"=20\nTraders in the U.S. wholesale energy markets said on Monday that they were =\ncontinuing to deal with Enron and still regard the company as a reliable tr=\nading partner.=20\n\"I don't have any problems dealing with Enron, especially since I'm doing d=\nay-ahead trades. But I have heard the rumors of people not wanting to deal =\nwith them,\" one natural gas trader in the U.S. Southeast told Reuters.=20\nA trader who specializes in longer-term deals in the forwards market for el=\nectricity said publicity about Enron's woes had not yet led to any loss of =\nmarket liquidity.=20\n\"Obviously there's a concern, but the financial situation is not a factor n=\now,\" the trader said.=20\nDespite the public words of reassurance that many of them have been speakin=\ng, Enron's major competitors and trading partners continue to monitor the s=\nituation closely.=20\n\"Any time a counterparty starts looking like their credit rating is deterio=\nrating, then that would certainly be a signal to us to become more worried,=\n\" said Mirant's Fuller.\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nEnron Bonds Stabilize But Market Players Are Concerned\nBy Michael C. Barr\nOf DOW JONES NEWSWIRES\n\n10/29/2001\nCapital Markets Report\n(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)\nNEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Uncertainty about Enron Corp. (ENE) continues to dog=\n investors concerned about the future of the Houston-based energy services =\ncompany.=20\n\"It's such a fluid situation that the market would like to see a clarificat=\nion of the company's circumstances,\" said Eric Bergson, portfolio manager, =\nNorthern Trust Global Investments, Chicago. Until this occurs, the outlook =\nfor the company's bonds is choppy, he added.\nEnron drew down about $3 billion in credit lines last week to increase cash=\n reserves and calm jittery markets, buying back its outstanding commercial =\npaper. And, it's currently negotiating with its bank group for an additiona=\nl $1 billion to $2 billion in new credit, according to a report in Monday's=\n Wall Street Journal.=20\nEnron's troubles began earlier this month with the announcement of a $618 m=\nillion third-quarter loss and the disclosure of a $1.2 billion erosion of i=\nnvestor equity related to transactions conducted with its former chief fina=\nncial officer, Andrew Fastow.=20\n\"The company did not learn from the mistakes of others by not being ahead o=\nf the game on disclosure,\" said Mitch Stapley, portfolio manager and chief =\nfixed income officer, Fifth Third Investment Advisors, Grand Rapids, Mich. =\nIt becomes harder to regain investors' trust, he said.=20\nMoody's Investors Service lowered the company's senior unsecured long-term =\ndebt rating Monday to Baa2 from Baa1. The debt is rated triple-B-plus by St=\nandard & Poor's Corp., with a negative outlook. Fitch also maintains a trip=\nle-B-plus rating and it placed the debt on Rating Watch Negative late last =\nweek.=20\nBoth Fitch and Moody's cited negative investor reaction to recent company d=\nevelopments. And Moody's added that its \"analysis of the developing situati=\non will focus on management's success in lining up further liquidity suppor=\nt and on their ability to retain credit availability from their major count=\nerparties.\"=20\nOne money manager said he was concerned \"about the fallout and its impact o=\nn the company's ability to trade\" energy.=20\nThe company's bonds already have suffered as a result of the uncertainty. T=\nhe bonds with a 6.40% coupon maturing in 2006 were offered at a dollar pric=\ne of 80 on Friday. Many investors believe that the 80 dollar price point is=\n a demarcation separating high-yield debt from distressed debt levels.=20\nThe company's bonds improved a little on Monday, to about an 83 dollar pric=\ne.=20\n\"I'm seeing offerings but no bids,\" said Harold Rivkin, principal, H. Rivki=\nn & Co., Princeton, N.J. There is a reluctance on the part of potential buy=\ners because of the threat of future downgrades, he said.=20\nThe cool reception that Enron's bonds are receiving is \"another example of =\nan investment grade company not having sponsorship when it has problems,\" s=\naid Northern Trust's Bergson.=20\nThe company did not respond to a telephone request for comment.=20\n\n-By Michael C. Barr, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-2008; michael.barr@dowjon=\nes.com\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nEnron's stock continues slide on credit woes\n\n10/29/2001\nAssociated Press Newswires\nCopyright 2001. The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.\nHOUSTON (AP) - Enron Corp.'s stock slid to new lows on Monday, pushed down =\nin part by Moody's Investors Service announcing a possible downgrade of the=\n company's credit rating pending a review.=20\nThe downgrade came as Enron negotiates with banks to establish new credit l=\nines as the largest U.S. natural gas and power marketing company struggles =\nto bounce back from disappointing third quarter earnings and a scandal over=\n losses stemming from partnerships managed by the company's former chief fi=\nnancial officer.\nIn trading Monday afternoon on the New York Stock Exchange, Enron shares we=\nre down nearly 9 percent, or dlrs 1.38 a share, at dlrs 14.02 - their lowes=\nt level in nearly seven years. A year ago, Enron stock sold at nearly dlrs =\n85 a share.=20\nEnron's efforts to acquire more credit came after the Houston-based company=\n last week decided to cash in about dlrs 3 billion in revolving credit it h=\nas with various banks to shore up investor confidence.=20\n\"We are in discussions about new credit lines,\" Enron spokeswoman Karen Den=\nne said Monday. \"We're taking action to restore investor and market confide=\nnce.\"=20\nDenne would not disclose how much credit the company was seeking. But The W=\nall Street Journal quoted unidentified sources who said the amount is betwe=\nen dlrs 1 billion and dlrs 2 billion and that the deal is close to being co=\nmpleted.=20\nDenne said of the dlrs 3 billion in credit Enron cashed in last week, dlrs =\n2 billion of it was used to pay short term debt. Currently, there are no pl=\nans for the other dlrs 1 billion, she said.=20\nMoody's on Monday placed all of Enron's long term debt obligations on revie=\nw for downgrade, citing \"substantially reduced valuations in several of its=\n businesses.\"=20\nOn Oct. 16, Enron reported a net loss of dlrs 638 million in the third quar=\nter, taking a one-time charge of dlrs 1.01 billion attributed to investment=\n losses, troubled assets and unit restructurings.=20\nEnron's stock was hammered over the next week as it became apparent some of=\n those losses were tied to partnerships managed by Enron's former chief fin=\nancial officer, Andrew Fastow.=20\nConcerns about a potential conflict of interest touched off an inquiry by t=\nhe Securities and Exchange Commission.=20\nEnron ousted Fastow last week.=20\nMoody's said in a press release the \"magnitude of the announced charges wil=\nl reduce Enron's equity base and increase nominal financial leverage to som=\newhat over 50 percent while slashing earnings.\"\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nUK: UK power mkt focuses on prompt after low peak deal.\n\n10/29/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\nLONDON, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Interest in Britain's electricity markets focuse=\nd on the prompt after the sale of peak power at an unexpected low price tug=\nged other prompt contracts lower.=20\nTraders said the market was surprised by the sale of day ahead peak power f=\nor EFA blocks three and four, from 0700 to 1500, at 13.50 pounds per megawa=\ntt hour which they said was below coal-or gas-fired power stations' operati=\nng cost.\n\"It was an interesting day. It was hard to believe someone could sell at th=\nose prices - it's below marginal costs,\" said one trader.=20\nDay ahead baseload opened relatively firm at 19.50/20.50 pounds but slipped=\n during the day to around 18 pounds and was traded at about 17.56 pounds af=\nter the low peak trades.=20\nTraders said the forward curve was quite with contracts ending slightly low=\ner.=20\nAttention focused on troubled U.S. energy trader Enron with European compan=\nies shying away from dealing with the utility because of credit concerns.=\n=20\nSeveral large energy groups have frozen their dealings with Enron as they h=\nold urgent talks with the U.S. group about setting up new credit arrangemen=\nts.=20\nEnron is one of the largest traders in the UK market but traders said it wa=\ns too early see any impact on liquidity.=20\n\"Friday and Monday tend to be quieter anyway - it's hard to tell if there's=\n any effect from Enron,\" said one trader.=20\nEnron in London declined to comment on the situation.\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nUSA: UPDATE 2-Enron says in talks with banks for new credit line.\n\n10/29/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\n(Changes paragraph 1, adds background details and byline, updates stock pri=\nce)=20\nBy David Howard Sinkman\nNEW YORK, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Energy trading giant Enron Corp., its shares i=\nn a new free-fall to near seven-year lows, said on Monday it is seeking add=\nitional credit to bolster investor confidence after tapping about $3 billio=\nn in credit last week.=20\nEnron, the nation's biggest energy trader, declined to comment on the size =\nof the credit line, which banks it is in talks with or when it expects to c=\nomplete an agreement on the new credit line.=20\n\"We want to restore investor and market confidence and nothing instills con=\nfidence like cash,\" said Enron spokesman Mark Palmer in Houston, referring =\nto company efforts to secure new credit.=20\nCompany shares again tumbled on Monday, shedding $1.57, or 10.13 percent, t=\no $13.93 in midday trade on the New York Stock Exchange. Once a Wall Street=\n darling, the stock has tumbled more than half in price since Enron release=\nd earnings two weeks ago, losing about $15.1 billion in market capitalizati=\non as investors fretted about the transparency of off-balance sheet transac=\ntions.=20\nMoody's Investors Service on Monday cut Enron's senior unsecured debt ratin=\ng to two notches above junk status, and warned it may cut it again, as well=\n as its rating for Enron's commercial paper. Rating agency Standard & Poor'=\ns on Thursday revised its outlook for Enron's ratings to \"negative\" from \"s=\ntable.\"=20\nEnron's credit-worthiness has a direct affect on the price it pays to take =\nout loans, and the perception among its trading partners on the company's a=\nbility to make good on trades.=20\nMoody's said Enron is suffering from deteriorating financial flexibility si=\nnce it announced big write-downs and equity charges from previously undiscl=\nosed partnership investments. It said this triggered \"difficulties in rolli=\nng over commercial paper.\"=20\nIndustry sources on Monday said several large energy companies in Europe ar=\ne shying away from trading with Enron amid concerns about the company's cre=\ndit status.=20\nSIGN OF WEAKNESS=20\nEnron shares have tumbled since the company reported its first-quarterly lo=\nss in more than four years on Oct. 16. The company also wrote down $1.2 bil=\nlion in equity, including transactions with partnerships formerly run by it=\ns chief financial officer who was forced to step down from Enron last week.=\n=20\nThe sell-off was sparked by investor concern about the transparency of the =\ntransactions, which the Securities and Exchange Commission is examining. En=\nron last week replaced CFO Andrew Fastow as part of efforts to restore inve=\nstor confidence.=20\nThe Wall Street Journal reported Monday the size of the credit line Enron i=\ns negotiating is between $1 billion to $2 billion. Enron said it drew down =\nabout $3 billion in credit lines last week, and has a net cash liquid posit=\nion in excess of $1 billion.=20\nHowever, many industry observes see the request by Enron, which has about $=\n63.4 billion in energy assets, for an additional credit as a sign of weakne=\nss.=20\n\"Clearly, both the stock and bond market view Enron as being in dire strait=\ns,\" said independent research firm Gimme Credit analyst Carol Levenson, who=\n specializes in high grade corporate bonds.=20\n\"We are not of the opinion that drawing down all of one's backup bank lines=\n is a demonstration of financial strength, but instead it's an act of despe=\nration.\"\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nUSA: TRADE IDEA-Junk rating not likely for Enron.\n\n10/29/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\nNEW YORK, Oct 29 (Reuters) - A collapse of market=20\nconfidence could hurt the credit quality of energy trading\ngiant Enron Corp., but its bonds are not likely to end=20\nup in junk territory, fixed-income research service GimmeCredit=20\nsaid on Monday.=20\nMoreover, Enron's bonds could be undervalued if the=20\ncompany's off-balance-sheet obligations amount to no more=20\nthan $3 billion, as reported, GimmeCredit said.=20\n\"Worst case, Enron doesn't look like a junk credit,\"=20\nGimmeCredit analyst Carol Levenson said. \"But perception is=20\nall, and clearly both the stock and bond markets view Enron=20\nas being in dire straits.\"=20\nEnron's bonds fell sharply on Friday after the energy=20\ngiant drew down about $3 billion from a credit line and=20\nsaid it was in talks with its banks to obtain a new=20\nmultibillion-dollar credit line.=20\nThe company's stock has lost more than half of its=20\nvalue in the last two weeks as investors questioned=20\noff-balance-sheet transactions between the company and two=20\nlimited partnerships run by former Chief Financial Officer=20\nAndrew Fastow. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission=20\nis looking into those transactions for possible conflicts=20\nof interest.=20\n\"We admit management's financial disclosure remains=20\nwoefully inadequate,\" GimmeCredit said. \"However, botched=20\ninvestor communication does not necessarily equate to=20\nillegal or fraudulent behavior.\"=20\nStill, Enron's move last week to draw down all of its=20\nbackup bank lines was \"an act of desperation,\" GimmeCredit=20\nsaid. The move eventually may lead to renegotiated bank=20\nagreements, which could be more expensive and restrictive=20\nand could also subordinate the position of bondholders, it=20\nsaid.=20\n\"On the plus side is our belief that management will do=20\neverything in their power to preserve the company's=20\ninvestment-grade ratings,\" the firm said.=20\nAnother positive is a precedent the rating agencies set=20\nwith Kmart Corp. in the mid-1990s, when they tried to avoid=20\nbeing the cause of a company's financial downfall, GimmeCredit=20\nsaid.=20\nMoody's Investors Service on Monday cut Enron's senior=20\nunsecured rating to \"Baa2\" from \"Baa1\" and kept it on=20\nreview for further downgrade. Moody's said its actions were=20\nprompted by deterioration in Enron's financial flexibility=20\nsince the company announced significant write-downs and=20\nequity charges in previously undisclosed partnership=20\ninvestments.=20\nLast Thursday, Standard & Poor's revised its outlook on=20\nEnron to negative while affirming its \"BBB-plus\" long-term=20\nrating.\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nUSA: Enron shares drop to near seven-year lows.\n\n10/29/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\nNEW YORK, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Enron Corp. shares fell to their lowest level =\nin almost seven years in early trade on Monday following news that North Am=\nerica's largest natural gas and electricity trader was considering tapping =\nadditional credit lines to ease financial concerns that have sent its stock=\n slumping more than 50 percent in the past two weeks.=20\nEnron shares were down $1.55, or 10 percent, to $13.95 on the New York Stoc=\nk Exchange. The shares have not been under $14 since December 1994.\nEarlier, the credit-rating agency Moody's Investor Service placed all long =\nterm-debt obligations of Enron under review for downgrade following the com=\npany's announcement of significant write-downs and charges, reflecting subs=\ntantially reduced valuations in several of its businesses.=20\nMoody's said the actions affect Enron's broadband operations, its merchant =\nportfolio, and the Azurix water company holdings.=20\nLast week Enron shares lost almost $14 billion in market value as a series =\nof piecemeal disclosures about the company's involvement in complex partner=\nships began to trickle out.=20\nMany industry observers see Enron's request for additional credit, after th=\ne company tapped its banks for $3.3 billion last week, as a sign a weakness=\n.=20\n\"We are not of the opinion that drawing down all of one's backup bank lines=\n is a demonstration of financial strength, but instead ... it's an act of d=\nesperation,\" said Carol Levenson, an analyst with independent research firm=\n gimmecredit.com.\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nEnron long-term ratings all placed on review for downgrade - Moody's\n\n10/29/2001\nAFX News\n(c) 2001 by AFP-Extel News Ltd\nNEW YORK (AFX) - Moody's Investors Service said it placed all the long-term=\n debt obligations of Enron on review for downgrade following the company's =\nannouncement of significant write-downs and charges, reflecting substantial=\nly reduced valuations in several of its businesses.=20\nThe magnitude of the announced charges will reduce Enron's equity base and =\nincrease nominal financial leverage to somewhat over 50 pct while slashing =\nearnings, Moody's said in a statement.\nThe company's previously announced sale of Portland General, however, will =\nresult in cash proceeds approximating 1.8 bln usd which management is earma=\nrking for debt reduction. In addition, the sale will remove approximately 1=\n bln usd of debt obligations from Enron's balance sheet.=20\nHowever, Moody's noted that, while this transaction will go a long way to h=\nelp restore Enron's balance sheet, it requires regulatory approval and is l=\nikely to take up to a year to complete.=20\nEnron has a Baa1 senior unsecured rating.=20\nlj For more information and to contact AFX: www.afxnews.com and www.afxpres=\ns.com\n\n\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. =09\n\nEnron Shares Fall After Moody's Cuts Credit Rating (Update6)\n2001-10-29 16:46 (New York)\n\nEnron Shares Fall After Moody's Cuts Credit Rating (Update6)\n\n (Adds bondholder quote and background on commercial paper.)\n\n New York, Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Enron Corp. shares declined\na ninth day as Moody's Investors Service lowered its credit\nrating, raising concern the largest energy trader would be cut off\nfrom raising the cash it needs to fund day-to-day operations.\n\n Moody's lowered Enron's senior unsecured long-term debt\nratings to ``Baa2,'' two levels above junk, from ``Baa1'' and also\nplaced the Houston-based company's ``P-2'' rating for commercial\npaper on review for downgrade.\n\n Moody's may downgrade Enron's commercial paper rating, which\nwould make it harder for the firm to borrow the short-term cash\nneeded to run its trading businesses. Ahead of a potential cut,\nEnron took out bank lines to repay $2 billion in commercial paper\nlast week, largely removing itself from that borrowing arena.\n\n ``They've pretty much already written off coming to the\ncommercial-paper market,'' said Shannon Bass, who holds Enron\nbonds in the $50 million he helps manage at Pacific Investment\nManagement Co. ``The real issue now is trying to get their house\nin order.''\n\n Pimco is ``well underweight'' Enron bonds relative to bond\nbenchmarks the portfolios are matched to, Bass said.\n\n Shut Out\n\n Companies such as Xerox Corp., which was shut out of the\ncommercial-paper market a year ago before its credit ratings were\nreduced, were forced to borrow on bank credit lines to access\ncash. Investors in commercial paper, borrowings due in nine months\nor less, also stopped buying Motorola Inc. and Lucent Technologies\nInc. short-term debt, forcing the firms to restructure borrowing,\nsell assets, and find alternative financing sources that typically\ncost more.\n\n Enron shares plunged $1.59, or 10 percent, to $13.81,\ncontinuing a slide that dates back to Oct. 17, when Enron reported\n$1.01 billion in losses from investments outside its business of\nenergy trading.\n\n The stock traded near $90 in September 2000 and touched a\nseven-year low of $13.55 today. Enron has lost more than $50\nbillion in market value this year. On Dec. 31, the company had a\nmarket capitalization of $62.7 billion. Today, the market value\nwas $10.5 billion.\n\n Deterioration\n\n While Enron shares have sank about 60 percent in a week, its\nbonds are down about 20 percent. A company's stock typically falls\nfaster than its debt because bondholders have first claim on\nassets after bank loans are paid.\n\n The company's 6.4 percent bonds maturing in 2006 fell 4 cents\nto 80 cents on the $1 of face value after the Moody's downgrade.\nYields have risen to 12.1 percent, up from 10.8 before that\ndowngrade, traders said. The bonds were trading at 100 cents the\nweek before.\n\n Moody's said the cut was prompted by the ``deterioration in\nEnron's financial flexibility'' since the write-downs and charges.\nThe partnership investments had not been disclosed before this\nmonth, which ``led to a substantial loss in investor confidence,''\naccording to Moody's.\n\n ``A credit downgrade will be punitive as far as their\nborrowing power,'' said Joe Correnti, who follows Enron for Wayne\nHummer Investments LLC in Chicago. ``That's not a good place for\nthem to be. They have somewhat aggressive expansion plans.''\n\n Enron's recent woes had many investors factoring in a credit-\nrating reduction. ``This move was anticipated,'' said Mike Dineen,\nwho holds Enron bonds in the $5 billion of fixed-income assets he\nhelps manage at Mony Life Insurance Co.\n\n There are about $15.8 billion of Enron bonds outstanding,\nalmost $9 billion of which comes due between 2003 and 2006,\naccording to Bloomberg data.\n\n Cash Needed\n\n Last week, Enron ousted Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow\nafter the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission asked for\ninformation about transactions he conducted for partnerships he\nheaded. In August, Jeff Skilling quit as Enron chief executive,\neight months after taking the position, and Chairman Ken Lay moved\nback into the position.\n\n Enron is trying to get $1 billion to $2 billion in loans from\nCitigroup Inc., J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. and other banks to calm\ninvestors, the Wall Street Journal reported. The company's stock\nhas plummeted 57 percent since Oct. 17, when Fastow's partnerships\nwere disclosed.\n\n Enron uses its investment-grade credit rating to borrow money\nfor the cash it needs every day to settle commodities trades and\nto keep trading partners.\n\n ``When you act as a middleman you need high credit ratings.\nIt's likely their trading volumes will go down'' as other energy\nand financial firms seek higher-rated trading partners, said Sean\nEgan, managing director at Egan-Jones Ratings Co., which gives\nEnron's credit a junk grade of ``BB+.''\n\n Enron's long-term ratings outlook was changed last week to\nnegative from stable by Standard & Poor's. S&P affirmed the firm's\nrating of ``BBB+'', the equivalent of Moody's ``Baa1''.\n\n ``We have been split-rated before and it did not affect our\ngrowth,'' said Karen Denne, a spokeswoman for Houston-based Enron.\n``We are still investment grade.''\n\n\n\nEnron's Lenders to Demand Harsher Terms, Analysts Say (Update2)\n2001-10-29 16:08 (New York)\n\nEnron's Lenders to Demand Harsher Terms, Analysts Say (Update2)\n\n (Updates with closing share price in last paragraph.)\n\n Houston, Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Enron Corp., which can't get\nlow-interest, short-term loans, faces skeptical lenders who will\ndemand increasingly harsher terms as the largest energy trader\ntries to get cash in the bank, credit analysts said.\n\n ``Anyone providing new funding is going to be nervous,'' said\nSean Egan, managing director at Egan-Jones Ratings Co. ``It's\nlikely that lenders are going to demand collateral.''\n\n Enron is trying to get $1 billion to $2 billion in loans from\nCitigroup Inc., J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. and other banks to calm\ninvestors after a 52 percent drop in the company's stock since\nOct. 17, the Wall Street Journal reported. The company needs cash\nevery day to settle commodities transactions and to keep trading\npartners.\n\n The company on Thursday tapped $3.3 billion in bank credit\nlines last week to pay off about $2 billion in commercial paper,\nor short-term corporate loans. A week ago, the Enron said the U.S.\nSecurities and Exchange Commission had began an inquiry into\nrelated-party transactions. They cost the company $35 million and\n$1.2 billion in lost shareholder equity.\n\n ``Banks are in the driver's seat, and Enron is a little\ndesperate,'' said Peter Petas, a debt analyst at CreditSights Inc.\n``I think their interest rates for loans would go up.''\n\n Sells Assets for Cash\n\n Companies in Enron's situation often agree to other bank\nterms in order to secure loans, Petas said. Those can include\nagreeing to use proceeds from selling assets to pay debt and\nputting up assets as collateral.\n\n Enron is attempting to sell assets to raise cash. Two related\npartnerships, Osprey and Marlin, depend on selling power plants\nand similar assets to repay $3.3 billion borrowed to buy the\nplants. Enron may have to pay any difference between the debt and\nsales proceeds.\n\n The company plans to complete the $2.9 billion sale of\nPortland General Electric, an Oregon utility, to Northwest Natural\nGas Co. next year.\n\n Shares of Houston-based Enron fell $1.59, or 10 percent, to\n$13.81. The stock has tumbled 82 percent in the past 12 months.\n\n\n\nEnron May Be Royal Dutch/Shell Takeover Target, Newsletter Says\n2001-10-29 13:31 (New York)\n\n\n Houston, Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- The Royal Dutch/Shell Group,\nthe second-largest publicly traded oil company, may be interested\nin buying Enron Corp., which has seen its stock price plunge in\nthe last two weeks, industry newsletter Power Finance & Risk\nreported, citing unnamed sources.\n\n With Enron's market valued dropping below $11.5 billion from\na high of more than $55 billion, companies such as Royal\nDutch/Shell would be able to buy it with ``little trouble,'' the\nnewsletter reported.\n\n Royal Dutch/Shell, based in London and The Hague,\nNetherlands, had approached Enron about a buyout in August, and\nhas sought to purchase the company for three years, the newsletter\nsaid, citing an unnamed banker in London and an unnamed analyst in\nNew York.\n\n Shell spokesman Mary Brennan said the company wouldn't\ncomment on market speculation. Enron didn't immediately return\ncalls seeking comment on reports of possible buyout offer.\n\n\n\nEnron Credit Cut by Moody's; CP Rating Put on Review (Update3)\n2001-10-29 12:29 (New York)\n\nEnron Credit Cut by Moody's; CP Rating Put on Review (Update3)\n\n (Adds yield data in fourth paragraph; adds Moody's comments\nin sixth and seventh paragraphs.)\n\n New York, Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Enron Corp.'s credit rating\nwas cut by Moody's Investors Service after the largest energy\ntrader wrote down the value of its assets because of losses from\nprivate partnerships.\n\n Moody's also said it may downgrade Enron's commercial paper\nrating, which could make it harder for the company to borrow the\nshort-term cash it needs to run its trading business in the\nfuture. The company borrowed from banks to repay $2 billion in\ncommercial paper last week.\n\n ``This move was anticipated,'' said Mike Dineen, who holds\nEnron bonds in the $5 billion of fixed-income assets he helps\nmanage at Mony Life Insurance Co.\n\n Enron's 6.4 percent coupon notes due in 2006 fell as much as\n4 cents to bid at 80 cents on $1 of face value after the Moody's\ndowngrade, traders said. The bonds tumbled from about par value a\nweek ago. Yields have risen to 12.1 percent, up from 10.8 before\nthat downgrade, traders said. Shares of Enron fell as much as\n$1.85, or 12 percent, to $13.55.\n\n Moody's lowered the senior unsecured long-term debt ratings\nof Enron to ``Baa2,'' two levels above junk, from ``Baa1.'' The\nratings company said they may be lowered further. Moody's placed\nthe company's ``P-2'' rating for commercial paper on review for\ndowngrade.\n\n Moody's said the cut was prompted by the ``deterioration in\nEnron's financial flexibility'' since the write-downs and charges.\nThe partnership investments had not been disclosed before.\n\n Enron's recent disclosures have ``led to a substantial loss\nin investor confidence,'' Moody's said in its news release.\n\n Cash Needed\n\n Enron reported $1.01 billion in losses this month from\ninvestments outside its business of trading commodities such as\nelectricity and natural gas. Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow\nquit as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission asked for\ninformation about transactions he conducted for partnerships he\nheaded.\n\n Enron is trying to get $1 billion to $2 billion in loans from\nCitigroup Inc., J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. and other banks to calm\ninvestors, the Wall Street Journal reported. The company's stock\nhas plummeted 57 percent since Oct. 17, when the partnerships were\ndisclosed.\n\n Enron uses its investment-grade credit rating to borrow money\nfor the cash it needs every day to settle commodities trades and\nto keep trading partners.\n\n ``Enron definitely depends on higher ratings,'' Dineen said.\n Enron's long-term credit ratings outlook was changed last\nweek to negative from stable by Standard & Poor's. S&P affirmed\nthe Houston-based company's rating of ``BBB+'', the equivalent of\nMoody's ``Baa1''.\n\n ``We have been split-rated before and it did not affect our\ngrowth,'' said Karen Denne, a spokeswoman for Houston-based Enron.\n`` We are still investment grade.''\n\n\n\nInsiders at Electric Utilities Showing Their Faith=20\nBy Jonathan Moreland <>\nSpecial to TheStreet.com\n10/29/2001 03:30 PM EST\nURL: <>\n\nName an industry where one of its best-known players went public in 1996, s=\naw its stock rise more than 1,800% in the following five years, but now fin=\nds its shares half off their 2001 highs? Internet? Telecom equipment?=20\nSurprise! The stock is Calpine (CPN:NYSE - news - commentary) , and the ind=\nustry is electric utilities.=20\nThree other stocks in the same group have given investors pretty wild rides=\n as well, only to find themselves well off their 52-week highs: AES (AES:NY=\nSE - news - commentary) , Mirant (MIR:NYSE - news - commentary) and NRG Ene=\nrgy (NRG:NYSE - news - commentary) .=20\nThese four companies also have something else in common: Insiders at all of=\n them are signaling that their stocks are oversold. When there is significa=\nnt insider buying in so many related firms, we cannot help but think there =\nis a positive industry trend to profit from.=20\nUtilities may not seem like a sexy sector, but these particular stocks have=\n proved that they can move as well as any small-cap, high-tech play. Their =\nvolatility stems from the fact that the companies they represent are not re=\ngulated utilities paying fat dividends, but independent power producers (IP=\nPs) that derive as much profit as they can from the margins over fuel costs=\n.=20\nIn some ways, IPPs are to regulated utilities what the old English navy was=\n to the Spanish Armada. IPPs are less restricted in the scope and geography=\n of their business movements. This has spurred a more entrepreneurial cultu=\nre at IPPs that often allows them to outmaneuver regulated utilities when c=\nhasing after business opportunities.=20\nThe insider buying at all four companies was obviously interesting. They al=\nl had several insiders recently purchasing within a short time period, and =\nmany of the buyers also had good track records trading their companies' sha=\nres. Several were also adding significantly to their holdings.=20\nAt AES, for example, three of the eight executives that purchased shares in=\n late September for $13 a share or less, were also smart sellers over the p=\nast few years when AES fetched between $40 to $60. And at Mirant, the five =\ninsiders that purchased in September increased their holdings by an average=\n of 53%.=20\nThis confluence of positive insider signals was more than enough to get me =\nresearching these companies and this industry further, and I like what I se=\ne.=20\n\"There's been a lot of talk about if we have an oversupply of energy,\" rema=\nrks Calpine spokesperson Katherine Potter on one of the main reasons IPP st=\nocks are weak now. \"But while supply may be fine right now, you also have t=\no look at the quality of [that] supply. There is such a tremendous opportun=\nity to replace infrastructure.\"=20\nOut With the Old, In With the New\nThe fact is, there are a lot of antiquated power plants and overburdened ba=\nckbones in the power industry, and IPPs stand to benefit tremendously from =\nreplacing the older infrastructure to service the growing demand for energy=\n in the U.S. and abroad.=20\nWith more scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of the present, aging facil=\nities exacerbating price spikes, municipalities and industry would much rat=\nher choose reasonably priced energy from dependable sources if they are ava=\nilable.=20\nAlthough most IPPs use oil, gas, coal or a combination of these fuels to po=\nwer present facilities, the vast majority of plants they're building now ar=\ne a new generation of natural gas-powered turbines that are much more effic=\nient than old gas-fired facilities. An IPP will typically build one of thes=\ne new plants near cities or other areas with high and growing electricity n=\needs, and compete with the older facilities in the region for the business.=\n=20\nBut it's not really fair competition. New plants can generate up to 40% mor=\ne energy from the same amount of gas used by some older designs. The new na=\ntural gas turbines also have a smaller footprint and fewer emissions than t=\nheir predecessors, and can therefore be located closer to where the power i=\ns needed. Can you say lower transmission costs?=20\nSo with the cost of the natural gas representing a good two-thirds of a gen=\nerator's cost, less fuel expenditure combined with a decrease in transmissi=\non infrastructure to pay for leaves more love left for an IPP's bottom line=\n.=20\nAs older gas-fired and nuclear plants are decommissioned, IPPs will continu=\ne to increase the amount of product (and profits) they produce. At the same=\n time, the trend toward more efficient gas plants will help slow the increa=\nses in overall demand for natural gas, and keep the cost of this commodity =\nfrom reaching stratospheric levels.=20\nAlthough, as previously mentioned, IPP stocks are well off their highs, ana=\nlysts are as taken with the group as insiders are right now. Most analysts =\nfollowing the four IPPs I've recommended rate them a buy or strong buy.=20\nThis is not too surprising considering that bottom-line growth for NRG, AES=\n, and Calpine next year is forecast at 24% to 25%, while analysts expect Mi=\nrant to boost earnings per share by 30% in 2002. All of these shares are tr=\nading for 12 times or less the low end of next year's EPS expectations.=20\nChartists will note that the technicals of the IPP stocks I've mentioned st=\nill look weak, and may choose to wait for a better entry point. But longer-=\nterm investors should feel comfortable joining the insiders now.=20\nPostscript\nReaders will note that we have not included Enron (ENE:NYSE - news - commen=\ntary) in our group of recommended IPPs. Although we cannot boast of foresee=\ning its present travails (resulting from too-clever-by-half off-balance she=\net investments), we had ignored it because Enron did not have a positive in=\nsider signal like its peers.=20\nInsiders were still selling Enron as late as Aug. 2 of this year when the s=\ntock was nearly half off its highs, and although there was one insider purc=\nhase in August, there was not a cluster of activity as in the other IPP sto=\ncks we've recommended. There was no buying after Sept. 11.=20\nIf Enron's problems are unique to it, as the industry insiders we talked to=\n believe, this is yet another case of insiders giving investors an excellen=\nt signal of relative attractiveness of stocks within an industry.=20\n\n\nA Debacle Like Enron's Can Undermine the Entire Market\nBy James J. Cramer <>\n\nRealMoney.com\n10/29/2001 02:14 PM EST\nURL: <>\n\nSometimes one stock can completely transfix the market in a negative way.=\n=20\nRight now that one stock is Enron (ENE:NYSE - news - commentary) . It trans=\nfixes us because it acknowledges a simple truth: We are just dealing with p=\nieces of paper here, pieces of paper backed up by nothing but the honesty a=\nnd culture of the people who work at the company.=20\nWhen you put it that way, you realize how fragile this game can be. We have=\n to believe that the system of checks and balances we have -- outside accou=\nntants, lawyers and the SEC -- can put enough pressure, honest pressure, on=\n execs to keep them from doing the wrong thing.=20\nWhen they don't we have no clue of what we are buying.=20\nI keep thinking back to Cendant (CD:NYSE - news - commentary) , which colla=\npsed three years ago when it turns out that one of the companies that made =\nup Cendant was a bogus company: CU International. Who knew what the company=\n was really worth if CU was a fraud? Who knew what the multiple might be? W=\nho knew what the company was worth? Who knew how to value it?=20\nWhen you don't know, you don't average down. You sell. You ask questions la=\nter.=20\nThat's what is going on with Enron right now, and it is freaking out everyb=\nody as Enron, while not a keystone of this market, was a core holding of ou=\ntfits like Janus, Putnam, Citigroup, State Street and Fidelity.=20\nAnytime you get a stock that is widely held that loses billions in market c=\napitalization overnight, whether it be Lucent (LU:NYSE - news - commentary)=\n or Nortel (NT:NYSE - news - commentary) or Enron, you scare portfolio mana=\ngers. When the selloff is exacerbated by fears of chicanery, it gets even w=\norse. Enron's turning into the story that threatens to be a crossover, one =\nthat is doing more than just pulling down utilities. The market is about co=\nnfidence. We have to have confidence that paper assets are backed up by som=\nething, even if it is the prestige and honor of executives. When that confi=\ndence is undermined in one major stock, it gets undermined in all.=20\nThat's where we are right now.=20\nRandom musings: Fixing your 401(k) today on Cramer's RealMoney; give me a c=\nall at 1-800-862-8686 between 3 and 4 p.m.=20\n\n\n\nMoody's downgrades Enron's debt\nEnron asking banks for more credit=20\nLisa Sanders\nCBSMarketWatch.com\n10/29/01\nNEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Shares of Enron fell further Monday after Moody's Inves=\ntors Service downgraded Enron's long-term debt a notch.\nEnron, which hit a 52-week high of $84.88 on Dec. 29, was well on its way t=\no another year low Monday. Heading for a ninth straight day of losses, Enro=\nn shed more than 9 percent, or $1.41, to $13.99. The stock was again the mo=\nst active mover on the New York Stock Exchange as close to 28 million share=\ns had changed hands.\nMoody's said it cut the senior unsecured long-term debt to Baa2 from Baa1, =\nand the ratings remain on review for potential additional downgrades. The a=\nction follows Enron's reported $1.01 billion charge in the third quarter an=\nd was driven by the expectation of further write-downs and the swift deteri=\noration of the company's financial picture, said Stephen Moore, vice presid=\nent at Moody's.=20\n\"However, we do feel the move Enron made to draw down their revolvers to pa=\ny off their commercial paper was a smart business move,\" said Stephen Moore=\n, vice president at Moody's. The rating agency said it would review the Pri=\nme-2 rating on Enron's commercial paper.\nLast Thursday, Enron announced it had tapped its lines of credit to provide=\n more than $1 billion in cash liquidity and that would it use $2 billion to=\n pay down commercial paper.\nThe decision to pay off the commercial paper, he said, accomplishes two goa=\nls.\n\"It increases liquidity on a short-term basis, and additionally, it enables=\n them to focus on other areas they need to focus on right now,\" Moore said.=\n \"They are working on setting up an additional facility for further capital=\n to support their wholesale trading business.\"=20\nKaren Denne, an Enron spokesperson, confirmed Monday that the company is in=\n discussions with banks for further financing. Additional credit would help=\n boost Enron's liquidity position.\nThe lingering concern for Moody's is that there \"yet may be something else =\nout there that gets to the credibility issue of Enron itself,\" Moore said.=\n=20\nAt the heart of the credibility issue are two limited partnerships -- LMJ a=\nnd LMJ2 - created in 1999 by former CFO Andy Fastow and since dissolved. En=\nron ousted Fastow last week. See related story. \"The market =\nwas unaware,\" of the existence of the partnerships, Moore said.\n\"Quite frankly, we don't think there is anything else,\" he said. \"But Enron=\n is huge, and if this could happen...there is a lingering concern that some=\nthing else might happen. We cannot confirm or deny that this is true. We wi=\nll be meeting soon with them to resolve issues such as these.\"\nMoore said the meeting could come as soon as this week.\n\"Should the wholesale trading business and the counterparties therein becom=\ne impacted by these events, that could lead to the slowing growth of the wh=\nolesale business, the Enron engine,\" he said.=20\nMoody's action Monday also negatively affected the ratings on two trusts --=\n Marlin Water Trust and Osprey, which have combined debt of $3.2 billion. M=\narlin is now rated Baa2, while Osprey carries a new rating of Baa3, both do=\nwn a notch.\nThe potential issue for the trusts may be \"how much equity Enron would have=\n to issue if the sale of the underlying assets alone isn't enough to pay of=\nf the debt.\" Enron is anticipating using the proceeds from the sale of asse=\nts to meet its obligation.\nLisa Sanders is a Dallas-based reporter for CBS.MarketWatch.com.\n\n\n\nEnron Goes Begging=20\nForbes.com staff, Forbes.com , 10.29.01, 11:40 AM ET=20\n\nNEW YORK - Enron said this morning that it is in talks with banks for addit=\nional credit, as declining investor confidence sent its stock to a six-year=\n low and several large energy groups put their dealings with Enron on hold.=\n Last Thursday, the energy trader drew down about $3 billion from a credit =\nline, causing its bonds to fall sharply on Friday.=20\n\nEnron (nyse: ENE ) has been scrambling to reassure investors and business p=\nartners since Oct. 16--after the company reported its first quarterly loss =\nin more than four years. The $638 million loss included $1.01 billion in ch=\narges on ill-fated investments. A week later, it disclosed that the U.S. Se=\ncurities and Exchange Commission had asked for information on partnerships =\nrun by Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow and other executives. Fastow w=\nas forced to step down from the company last week.=20\n\nThe turmoil makes it clearer than ever that Enron's problems weren't solved=\n by the recent departure of Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling.\n\n\nIn these challenging times, Enron deserves our thanks=20\nHouston Chronicle, October 28, 2001\nBy BILL WHITE=20\nEnron and its employees have blessed Houston, and many Houstonians should n=\now take the time to say \"thanks\" when the company has experienced some high=\nly publicized challenges. Enron attracted thousands of great people to Hous=\nton and changed Houston's economy forever. The company's management encoura=\nged their employees to be active citizens, and those folks responded by mak=\ning a big difference in their community.=20\nEnron's lead in shaping a nationwide market for electricity gave birth to a=\n multibillion-dollar new industry, with Houston as its hub. Even while it c=\nompeted hard to win in the marketplace, Enron's example helped show other n=\natural gas pipeline and trading firms how to move into the even bigger mark=\net of electricity. The downtown concentration of these firms -- industry le=\naders including Reliant, Dynegy, El Paso and Duke Energy -- led London's Fi=\nnancial Times to refer to Louisiana Street as the Wall Street of electricit=\ny.=20\nThis explosive growth attracted bright young people -- with the average age=\n of Enron employees at under 35 -- and they in turn helped fuel an explosio=\nn in residential growth in Houston's downtown. This, in turn, helped revita=\nlize downtown's retail and restaurant scene. Enron's construction of a larg=\ne Class A office tower, still going up, is a milestone in Houston's growth,=\n an official end to more than a decade of large amounts of vacant office sp=\nace.=20\nVirtually every civic or charitable activity in Houston learned to count on=\n Enron for both financial support and thousands of hours of invaluable volu=\nnteer activities. If Enron or its chairman, Ken Lay, led a visionary effort=\n, such as hosting the meeting of G7 trade ministers, or more recently the p=\nrivate funding of the Houston Biotechnology Center, Houstonians knew it wou=\nld be done right. Without Lay our town would have lost major league basebal=\nl and status as a big league town.=20\nEmployees know Enron set a standard for hiring and promoting employees base=\nd on their potential, with no glass ceilings. Women have run large division=\ns and subsidiaries. Many military officers find that Enron called on their =\ntalents after illustrious military careers, even at ages well past normal c=\norporate entry level. The most highly recruited young people flock to a com=\npany that invests heavily in their training and then lets them rise as far =\nand fast as their talent and ability to work hard would allow them.=20\nEnron's corporate success reflects the stories of so many of its employees =\nwho have lived the American dream. With the habits of work learned on a fam=\nily farm in Missouri, Ken Lay got an education ending with a graduate degre=\ne at the University of Houston, served his country in government and began =\na career in the gas pipeline business. When Northern Natural Gas acquired t=\nhe smaller Houston Natural Gas, Northern's chairman surprised folks by inst=\nalling Lay as his successor. I was at Northern's headquarters in Omaha the =\nweek after the merger 16 years ago when Northern's chairman reassured folks=\n that they could count on \"best young executive in the business, Ken Lay,\" =\nto direct their future in a changing marketplace. Within 15 years, most of =\nEnron's revenues and profits came from businesses that did not even exist w=\nhen Lay had taken over, all of which had been created from within the firm.=\n This success did not diminish the farm boy decency and sense of fairness t=\nhat attracted top talent to his team.=20\nEnron rewarded innovation, while many firms afraid to alter the old formula=\n wondered why their leadership eroded. Year after year, top executives thro=\nughout the country voted Enron our nation's most innovative corporation. En=\nron recognized, even when financial markets do not, that innovative firms a=\nre secure enough to accept occasional failure and the inevitable price of o=\nther successes.=20\nRather than seeking insulation from the international marketplace, as had m=\nany American businesses, Enron welcomed the challenge of the international =\nmarket, confident that American firms could compete and win. Enron also wel=\ncomed the challenge of responsible environmental stewardship, and called on=\n industry to address the issue of global warming even as some companies fea=\nred the impact of pollution control on their bottom line.=20\nEnron's phenomenal success created incredible and perhaps unreasonable expe=\nctations, as early this year when the stock market valued the company based=\n on 20 percent annual growth, forever. Enron's size and success made it a c=\nonvenient target for politicians in California and India, even as Enron sup=\nplied the electricity they so needed. Sometimes it seemed the company's ups=\ntart origins as the David battling utility Goliaths delayed the firm's perc=\neption that it had won and no longer played the role of an underdog.=20\nAnd so if Enron experiences problems, it will learn from them, just as stro=\nng people do. Let's not prejudge Enron's current challenges. The more than =\na decade of my life that was dedicated to trying cases against companies wh=\no hurt consumers and investors taught me both to insist on the truth but ne=\nver to jump to premature conclusions based on a headline or a news story.=\n=20\nThroughout its years of success, Enron folks have never forgotten to find s=\no many ways to make the firm's hometown of Houston a better place to live a=\nnd work. As Enron enters a new phase of its life, let's not forget to expre=\nss thanks and steady support.=20\n\nWhite is a Houston business executive and civic leader and former governmen=\nt official, with no relationship to Enron."},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"courtney.votaw@enron.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":""},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5433,"string":"5,433"}}},{"rowIdx":2426,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/543."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":" ,\n CFTC Charges Two Tx. Men With Defrauding Former Employer =09\n =09\n =09\n =09\n 10/29/2001 =09\n Dow Jones Commodities Service =09\n =09\n =09\n =09\n (Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.) =09\n =09\n =09\n =09\n WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission ann=\nounced Monday it has filed an administrative action against two Texasmen =\nfor defrauding their former employer, Coastal Corporation. The CFTC says =\nover a five-month period during 1996, Clay Krhovjak, of Bellville, Texas, a=\nnd Paul Cochran, of Houston, engaged in a fraudulent trading scheme to allo=\ncate profitable trades belonging to Coastal to accounts controlled by other=\n unnamed scheme participants. =09\n =09\n The two men were assistant vice presidents at Coastal'scommodity futures =\ntrading desk in Houstonand were responsible for placing energy futures or=\nders for Coastal with floor personnel at the New York Mercantile Exchange, =\nthe CFTC said. The CFTC said the men conducted their scheme through Refin=\ned Energy, Inc. of Red Bank, New Jersey, which was one of the NYMEX floor o=\nperations used by Coastal. \"This allocation scheme ensured Cochran, Krhov=\njakand other participants risk-free personal profits,\" according to the CFT=\nC complaint. The CFTC also alleges the two men defrauded Coastal by tradi=\nng ahead of the firm's futures trades, in that they used advance knowledge =\nof Coastal trades to obtain profits illegally for themselves and others. =\nA public hearing will be held at a later date to determine if the allegatio=\nns are true and if so, what sanctions are appropriate, the CFTC said. Sep=\narately, in September 2001, Krhovjakand Cochran each pleaded guilty to one =\ncount of conspiracy to commit commodities fraud before the U.S. District Co=\nurt for the Southern District of Texas. Sentencing in that case is expected=\n in early 2002, the CFTC said. -By Kim Archer, Dow Jones Newswires; 202=\n-479-0853; Kim.Archer@dowjones.com =09"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"fzerilli@powermerchants.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"pmg@enron.com, john.arnold@enron.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5434,"string":"5,434"}}},{"rowIdx":2427,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/545."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Hot buys at winebid.com ,\n Hot tip of the day: Winebid.com's current auction, including a special\nauction of Turley Wine Cellars releases, is open and active and includes\nthese lots that so far have no bids. But hurry. They could go any minute\nnow.\n\n1990 Latour, 3 liter, Spectator 99, Parker 96, Broadbent 5 stars,\nreserve $1800: http://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht713044.shtml?713044\n\n1984 Margaux, 3 liter, Spectator 93, reserve $390:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht713163.shtml?713163\n\n1996 Lafite-Rothschild, 750 ml, Parker 100, Spectator 96, reserve $220:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht713041.shtml?713041\n\n1995 Haut-Brion, 750 ml, Parker 96, Spectator 94, reserve $150:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht715849.shtml?715849\n\n1986 Pichon-Longueville-Comtesse de Lalande, 750 ml, Spectator 97,\nParker 96, reserve $100:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht713112.shtml?713112\n\n1997 Guado Al Tasso (P. Antinori), 750 ml, Spectator 96, reserve $80:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht713756.shtml?713756\n\n1998 Clerc-Milon, 1.5 liter, Parker 91, reserve $70:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht713007.shtml?713007\n\n\nIf you click on a link in this email and it doesn't open properly in your\nbrowser, try copying and pasting the link directly into your browser's\naddress or location field.\n\nForget your password?:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/send_password.shtml\nTo be removed from the mailing list, click here:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/mailing_list.shtml\nBe sure to visit the updates page for policy changes:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/about_winebid/update.shtml"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"info@winebid.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"october2001@lists.winebid.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5436,"string":"5,436"}}},{"rowIdx":2428,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/546."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Ghoulish savings from buy.com! ,\n [IMAGE] =09\n [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] Sampo DVE631 DVD/MP3 Pla=\nyer with CF Card Reader $229.99 Introducing the world's first DVD player =\nwith digital photo playback capabilities. 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Unles=\ns noted, prices do not include shipping and applicable sales taxes. Produc=\nt quantities limited. List price refers to manufacturer's suggested retai=\nl price and may be different than actual selling prices in your area. Plea=\nse visit us at buy.com or the links above for more information including la=\ntest pricing, availability, and restrictions on each offer. \"buy.com\" and =\n\"The Internet Superstore\" are trademarks of BUY.COM Inc. ? BUY.COM Inc. 20=\n01. 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Whether you're planning a quick visit or a holiday reunion, continental.com saves you time and money.\n\nPurchase your ticket at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EU\nby December 4, 2001.\n\n\nAIRTRAIN NEWARK NOW OPEN\n\nFast, safe and dependable direct train service from Newark Airport to midtown Manhattan in less than 30 minutes.\n\nVisit:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EV\nfor more information.\n\n\nTRAVEL UPDATES\nBe sure to check continental.com at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EW\nbefore leaving for the airport. We're looking forward to welcoming you onboard!\n\n\n****************************************\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\n1. This Week's Destinations\n2. Continental Vacations Offers\n3. Hilton Hotels & Resorts, Doubletree Hotels & Resorts, & Embassy Suites Hotels Offers\n4. Westin Hotels & Resorts, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, Four Points by Sheraton, St. Regis, The Luxury Collection and W Hotels Offers\n5. Alamo Rent A Car Offers\n6. National Car Rental Offers\n\n****************************************\n1. THIS WEEK'S DESTINATIONS\n\nDepart Saturday, November 3 and return on either Monday, November 5 or Tuesday, November 6, 2001. Please see the Terms and Conditions listed at the end of this e-mail.\n\nFor OnePass members, here are special opportunities to redeem miles for travel to the following destinations. As an additional benefit, OnePass Elite members can travel using the miles below as the only payment necessary. The following are this week's OnePass continental.com Specials.\n\nTo use your OnePass miles (as listed below) to purchase continental.com Specials, you must call 1-800-642-1617.\n\nTHERE WILL NOT BE AN ADDITIONAL $20 CHARGE WHEN REDEEMING ONEPASS MILES FOR CONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS THROUGH THE TOLL FREE RESERVATIONS NUMBER.\n\nIf you are not using your OnePass miles, purchase continental.com Specials online until 11:59pm (CST) Friday at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EX\nYou can also purchase continental.com Specials for an additional cost of $20 per ticket through our telephone service at 1-800-642-1617.\n\n****************************************\nTRAVEL MAY ORIGINATE IN EITHER CITY\n****************************************\n****Roundtrip BETWEEN CLEVELAND, OH and:\n\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $119 - Albany, NY\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $129 - Grand Rapids, MI\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $139 - Hartford, CT\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $119 - Indianapolis, IN\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $129 - Kansas City, MO\n$29 + 10,000 Miles or $109 - Nashville, TN\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $139 - Raleigh/Durham, NC\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $129 - Richmond, VA\n\n****Roundtrip BETWEEN HOUSTON, TX and:\n\n$29 + 10,000 Miles or $109 - Baton Rouge, LA\n$29 + 15,000 Miles or $159 - Greensboro/Piedmont Triad, NC\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $129 - Indianapolis, IN\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $139 - Kansas City, MO\n$29 + 10,000 Miles or $109 - Lafayette, LA\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $129 - Laredo, TX\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $119 - Little Rock, AR\n$29 + 17,500 Miles or $169 - Louisville, KY\n$29 + 10,000 Miles or $109 - Lubbock, TX\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $119 - Monroe, LA\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $129 - Raleigh/Durham, NC\n$29 + 17,500 Miles or $219 - Tucson, AZ\n$29 + 15,000 Miles or $149 - Washington, DC (Dulles Airport only)\n$29 + 15,000 Miles or $149 - Washington, DC (National Airport only)\n\n****Roundtrip BETWEEN NEW YORK/NEWARK and:\n\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $139 - Greensboro/Piedmont Triad, NC\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $119 - Indianapolis, IN\n$29 + 15,000 Miles or $149 - Kansas City, MO\n$29 + 15,000 Miles or $149 - Louisville, KY\n$29 + 12,500 Miles or $129 - Milwaukee, WI\n$29 + 17,500 Miles or $169 - Seattle/Tacoma, WA\n\n********************************\n2. CONTINENTAL VACATIONS OFFERS\n\nLIMITED TIME OFFER FROM CONTINENTAL AIRLINES VACATIONS!\nBook a Continental Airlines Vacation package online now and save up to $50 per person.\n\nTry your luck in Las Vegas, shop until you drop in Florida, or enjoy one of many theme parks in Orlando. Whatever you decide, whether indulging in a relaxing spa treatment in the Caribbean or learning how to surf in Hawaii, you're sure to be pleased.\n\nFor more information about this exciting offer, visit:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EY\n\n\n****************************************\n3. CONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS FROM HILTON HOTELS AND RESORTS, DOUBLETREE\nHOTELS AND RESORTS, AND EMBASSY SUITES HOTELS\n\nThe following rates are available November 3 - November 5, 2001 and are priced per night.\n--------------------------------------\nBaton Rouge, LA - Embassy Suites Hotel Baton Rouge - $99\n\nCleveland, OH - Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Airport - $79\nCleveland, OH - Hilton Cleveland East/Beachwood, Beachwood, OH. - $109\nCleveland, OH - Embassy Suites Hotel Cleveland-Downtown - OH. - $99\n\nGrand Rapids, MI - Hilton Grand Rapids Airport - $89\n\nHartford, CT - Hilton Hartford - $149\nHartford, CT - Doubletree Hotel Bradley International Airports, Windsor Locks, CT. - $129\n\nHouston, TX - Hilton Houston Westchase and Towers - $149\nHouston, TX - Hilton Houston Hobby Airport - $109\nHouston, TX - Hilton Houston Southwest - $99\nHouston, TX - Doubletree Guest Suites Houston - $179\n\nLafayette, LA - Hilton Lafayette and Towers - $69\n\nNashville, TN - Embassy Suites Hotel Nashville-Westend - $99\n\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Pearl River, Pearl River, NY. - $99/Night, - 11/3-4\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Hasbrouck Heights, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ. - $159\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Parsippany, Parsippany, NJ. - $89\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Fort Lee George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, NJ. - $119\nNewark, NJ - Doubletree Club Suites Jersey City, Jersey City, NJ. - $149\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Times Square, New York, NY. - $299/Night, 11/3-4\n\nRaleigh/Durham, NC - Hilton North Raleigh, Raleigh, NC. - $99\nRaleigh/Durham, NC - Hilton Durham, Durham, NC. - $99\n\nSeattle, WA - Hilton Bellevue, Bellevue, WA. - $129\nSeattle, WA - Doubletree Guest Suites Seattle-Southcenter, Seattle, WA. - $99\n\nWashington, DC - Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Franklin Square, Washington, DC. - $139\nWashington, DC - Hilton Washington Dulles Airport, Herndon, VA. - $179\nWashington, DC - Hilton Arlington and Towers, Arlington, VA. - $169\nWashington, DC - Hilton Washington Embassy Row, Washington, DC. - $118\nWashington, DC - Hilton Crystal City at Ronald Reagan National Airport, Arlington, VA. - $169\n\n\nTo book this week's special rates for Hilton Family Hotels, visit and book at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EZ\nSpecial rates apply only for the dates listed at each hotel and are subject to availability. Check hilton.com for specific dates at each Hilton Family Hotel. Or call at 1-800-774-1500 and ask for Value Rates. Restrictions apply to these rates.\n\n\n****************************************\n4. CONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS LAST-MINUTE WEEKEND RATES FROM WESTIN HOTELS & RESORTS, SHERATON HOTELS & RESORTS, FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON, ST. REGIS, THE LUXURY COLLECTION, AND W HOTELS\n\nLast-Minute Weekend Rates for this weekend November 2 - November 6, 2001.\n--------------------------------------\nArizona - Tucson - Sheraton Tucson Hotel & Suites - $50\nArizona - Tucson - Four Points by Sheraton Tucson University Plaza - $59\nArizona - Litchfield Park - The Wigwam Resort - $135\n\nConnecticut - Danbury - Sheraton Danbury Hotel - $65\nConnecticut - Stamford - The Westin Stamford - $84\nConnecticut - Windsor Locks - Sheraton Bradley Airport Hotel - $89\n\nIndiana - Indianapolis - Four Points by Sheraton Indianapolis-East - $49\nIndiana - Indianapolis - The Westin Indianapolis - $87\n\nKentucky - Lexington - Sheraton Suites Lexington - $69\n\nMissouri - Kansas City - Four Points by Sheraton Kansas City Country Club Plaza - $59\n\nNew Jersey - Piscataway - Four Points by Sheraton Somerset/Piscataway - $65\nNew Jersey - Edison - Sheraton Edison Hotel Raritan Center - $69\nNew Jersey - Elizabeth - Four Points by Sheraton Newark Airport - $77\n\nOhio - Independence - Four Points by Sheraton Cleveland South - $65\nOhio - Cuyahoga Falls - Sheraton Suites Akron/Cuyahoga Falls - $99\n\nTennessee - Nashville - Sheraton Music City - $59\n\nTexas - Houston - Sheraton Houston Brookhollow Hotel - $45\nTexas - Houston - The Westin Oaks - $70\nTexas - Houston - Sheraton Suites Houston Near The Galleria - $71\nTexas - Houston - The St. Regis, Houston - $106\n\nVirginia - Alexandria - Sheraton Suites Alexandria - $89\n\nWashington - Tacoma - Sheraton Tacoma Hotel - $69\nWashington - Seattle - The Sheraton Seattle Hotel and Towers - $135\nWashington - Seattle - The Westin Seattle - $135\n\nWisconsin - Brookfield - Sheraton Milwaukee Brookfield Hotel - $49\n\n\nVisit our site:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EA\nfor booking these and other Last-Minute Weekend Rates.\nFor complete details on these offers, please refer to the terms and conditions below.\n\n\n********************************\n5. CONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS FROM ALAMO RENT A CAR\n\nRates listed below are valid on compact class vehicles at airport locations only. Other car types may be available. Rates are valid for rentals on Saturday, November 3 with returns Monday, November 5 or Tuesday, November 6, 2001.\n-------------------------------\n$26 a day in: Hartford, CT (BDL)\n$18 a day in: Nashville, TN (BNA)\n$20 a day in: Cleveland, OH (CLE)\n$18 a day in: Washington, DC (DCA)\n$26 a day in: Newark, NJ (EWR)\n$18 a day in: Greensboro, NC (GSO)\n$18 a day in: Washington, DC (IAD)\n$18 a day in: Houston, TX (IAH)\n$20 a day in: Indianapolis, IN (IND)\n$18 a day in: Little Rock, AR (LIT)\n$18 a day in: Kansas City, MO (MCI)\n$18 a day in: Milwaukee, WI (MKE)\n$18 a day in: Raleigh-Durham, NC (RDU)\n$20 a day in: Seattle, WA (SEA)\n$26 a day in: Tucson, AZ (TUS)\n\nTo receive special continental.com Specials discounted rates, simply make advance reservations and be sure to request ID # 596871 and Rate Code 33. Book your reservation online at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EB\nor contact Alamo at 1-800 GO ALAMO.\n\n*If you are traveling to a city or a different date that is not listed, Alamo offers great rates when you book online at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EC\nFor complete details on these offers, please refer to Alamo's terms and conditions below.\n\n\n****************************************\n6. CONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS FROM NATIONAL CAR RENTAL\n\nRates listed below are valid on intermediate class vehicles at airport locations only. Other car types may be available. Rates are valid for rentals on Saturday, November 3 with returns Monday, November 5 or Tuesday, November 6, 2001.\n------------------------------------------\n$29 a day in: Hartford, CT (BDL)\n$30 a day in: Baton Rouge, LA (BTR)\n$23 a day in: Cleveland, OH (CLE)\n$21 a day in: Washington, DC (DCA)\n$29 a day in: Newark, NJ (EWR)\n$23 a day in: Grand Rapids, MI (GRR)\n$21 a day in: Greensboro, NC (GSO)\n$21 a day in: Washington, DC (IAD)\n$21 a day in: Houston, TX (IAH)\n$26 a day in: Indianapolis, IN (IND)\n$21 a day in: Lubbock, TX (LBB)\n$29 a day in: Lafayette, LA (LFT)\n$21 a day in: Kansas City, MO (MCI)\n$23 a day in: Richmond, VA (RIC)\n$23 a day in: Louisville, KY (SDF)\n$23 a day in: Seattle, WA (SEA)\n\nTo receive your continental.com Specials discounted rates, simply make your reservations in advance and be sure to request Product Code COOLUS. To make your reservation, contact National at 1-800-CAR-RENT (1-800-227-7368), or book your reservation online at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EUT\nPlease enter COOLUS in the Product Rate Code field, and 5037126 in the Contract ID field to ensure you get these rates on these dates.\n\n* If you are traveling to a city or a different date that is not listed, National offers great rates when you book online at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EUU\nFor complete details on these offers, please refer to National's terms and conditions below.\n\n\n****************************************\nCONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS RULES:\nFares include a $37.20 fuel surcharge. Passenger Facility Charges, up to $18 depending on routing, are not included. Up to $2.75 per segment federal excise tax, as applicable, is not included. Applicable International and or Canadian taxes and fees up to $108, varying by destination, are not included and may vary slightly depending on currency exchange rate at the time of purchase. For a complete listing of rules please visit:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc?JHDUUBEqHkghsKFLJmDLgkhgDJhtE0EUV\n\n\nALAMO RENT A CAR'S TERMS AND CONDITIONS:\nTaxes (including VLF taxes up to US$1.89 per day in California and GST), other governmentally-authorized or imposed surcharges, license recoupment fees, fuel, additional driver fee, drop charges and optional items (such as CDW Waiver Savers(R) up to US$18.99 a day,) are extra. Renter must meet standard age, driver and credit requirements. Rates higher for drivers under age 25. Concession recoupment fees may add up to 14% to the rental rate at some on-airport locations. Up to 10.75% may be added to the rental rate if you rent at an off-airport location and exit on our shuttle bus. Weekly rates require a 5-day minimum rental or daily rates apply. For weekend rates, the vehicle must be picked up after 9 a.m. on Thursday and returned before midnight on Monday or higher daily rates apply. 24-hour advance reservation required. May not be combined with other discounts. Availability is limited. All vehicles must be returned to the country of origin. Offer not valid in San Jose, CA.\n\nNATIONAL CAR RENTAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:\nCustomer must provide Contract ID# at the time of reservation to be eligible for discounts. Offer valid at participating National locations in the US and Canada. Minimum rental age is 25. This offer is not valid with any other special discount or promotion. Standard rental qualifications apply. Subject to availability and blackout dates. Advance reservations required. Geographic driving restrictions may apply.\n\nTERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR WESTIN, SHERATON, FOUR POINTS,\nST. 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Here\nare hot lots that so far have no bids.\n\n1982 La Mission Haut-Brion, 6-liter, Robert M. Parker Jr. 99 pts,\nreserve $3,360\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht728139.shtml?728139\n\n1865 Lafite-Rothschild, 750 ml, Parker 98 pts, reserve $5,600\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht728160.shtml?728160\n\n1900 Lafite-Rothschild, 750 ml, Michael Broadbent 5 stars, reserve $3,000\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht728162.shtml?728162\n\n1997 Lange Sperss (Gaja), 5-liter, Parker 99 pts, reserve $1,900\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht728887.shtml?728887\n\n1997 Harlan Estate, 1.5-liters, Parker 100 pts, reserve $1,000\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht729350.shtml?729350\n\n1992 Paul Hobbs Hyde Vineyard, 3-liters, WS 93 pts, reserve $750\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht728066.shtml?728066\n\n1997 Harlan Estate, 750 ml, Parker 100 pts, reserve $460\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht729356.shtml?729356\n\n1997 Chateau St. Jean Cinq Cepages, 750 ml, Wine Spectator 96 pts,\nreserve $70\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht729178.shtml?729178\n\n1995 Rioja Vina El Pison Reserva (Artadi), 750 ml, Parker 99 pts,\nreserve $150\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht728920.shtml?728920\n\n1996 Dalla Valle Maya, 750 ml, WS 98 pts, reserve $320\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht729227.shtml?729227\n\n1984 Ridge Monte Bello, 750 ml, James Laube 97 pts, reserve $95\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/itemhtml/ht729640.shtml?729640\n\nIf you click on a link in this email and it doesn't open properly in your\nbrowser, try copying and pasting the link directly into your browser's\naddress or location field.\n\nForget your password?\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/send_password.shtml\nTo be removed from the mailing list, click here:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/os/mailing_list.shtml\nBe sure to visit the updates page for policy changes:\nhttp://www.winebid.com/about_winebid/update.shtml"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"info@winebid.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"december2001@lists.winebid.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5439,"string":"5,439"}}},{"rowIdx":2431,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/549."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Your player is out of date - Upgrade FREE! ,\n (For e-mailing list removal information see bottom of email.)\t\nYour player is out of date. 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THIS WEEK'S DESTINATIONS\n\nDepart Saturday, December 29 and return on either Monday, December 31 or Tuesday, January 1, 2002. Please see the Terms and Conditions listed at the end of this e-mail.\n\nFor OnePass members, here are special opportunities to redeem miles for travel to the following destinations. As an additional benefit, OnePass Elite members can travel using the miles below as the only payment necessary. 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CONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS FROM HILTON HOTELS AND RESORTS, DOUBLETREE\nHOTELS AND RESORTS, AND EMBASSY SUITES HOTELS\n\nThe following rates are available December 29 - December 31, 2001 and are priced per night.\n--------------------------------------\nCleveland, OH - Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Airport - $109\nCleveland, OH - Hilton Cleveland East/Beachwood, Beachwood, OH - $109\nCleveland, OH - Embassy Suites Hotel Cleveland-Downtown - $99\n\nHouston, TX - Hilton Houston Westchase and Towers - $65\nHouston, TX - Hilton Houston Hobby Airport - $79\n\nLafayette, LA - Hilton Lafayette and Towers - $69\n\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Pearl River, Pearl River, NY - $85/Night, 12/29-30\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Parsippany, Parsippany, NJ - $109\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Fort Lee at the George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, NJ - $169\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Rye Town, Rye Brook, NY - $119\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Woodcliff Lake, Woodcliff Lake, NJ - $99/Night, 12/29 - 30\nNewark, NJ - Hilton Newark Gateway, Newark, NJ - $169\nNewark, NJ - Doubletree Club Suites Jersey City, Jersey City, NJ - $129\n\n\nTo book this week's special rates for Hilton Family Hotels, visit and book at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc4?JHEVAV*qHkghsKQLJmELgkhgEJht*z*YA\nSpecial rates apply only for the dates listed at each hotel and are subject to availability. 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Rates are valid for rentals on Saturday, December 29 with returns Monday, December 31 or Tuesday, January 1, 2002.\n-------------------------------\n$20 a day in: Cleveland, OH (CLE)\n$18 a day in: Houston, TX (IAH)\n$26 a day in: Newark, NJ (EWR)\n\nTo receive continental.com Specials discounted rates, simply make advance reservations and be sure to request ID # 596871 and Rate Code 33. Book your reservation online at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc4?JHEVAV*qHkghsKQLJmELgkhgEJht*z*AA\nor contact Alamo at 1-800 GO ALAMO.\n\n*If you are traveling to a city or a different date that is not listed, Alamo offers great rates when you book online at:\nhttp://continentalairlines.rsc01.net/servlet/cc4?JHEVAV*qHkghsKQLJmELgkhgEJht*z*BA\nFor complete details on these offers, please refer to Alamo's terms and conditions below.\n\n\n****************************************\n5. CONTINENTAL.COM SPECIALS FROM NATIONAL CAR RENTAL\n\nRates listed below are valid on intermediate class vehicles at airport locations only. Other car types may be available. Rates are valid for rentals on Saturday, December 29 with returns Monday, December 31 or Tuesday, January 1, 2002.\n------------------------------------------\n$23 a day in: Cleveland, OH (CLE)\n$23 a day in: Greenville, Spartanburg, SC (GSP)\n$21 a day in: Houston, TX (IAH)\n$29 a day in: Lafayette, LA (LFT)\n$21 a day in: Mobile, AL (MOB)\n$29 a day in: Newark, NJ (EWR)\n$23 a day in: Richmond, VA (RIC)\n\nTo receive continental.com Specials discounted rates, simply make your reservations in advance and be sure to request Product Code COOLUS. 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All Rights Reserved. \t\n\nEnergy Security Concerns On Congressional Front Burner\nBy Bryan Lee\n\n10/05/2001\nDow Jones Energy Service\n(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)\n\nOF DOW JONES NEWSWIRES \n\nWASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- Congressional passage of energy policy legislation is unlikely to happen this year as energy infrastructure security has jumped to the forefront as a priority concern after Sept. 11, according to key House and Senate lawmakers.\n\"I'm not sure there'll be a bill this year,\" said Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-N.M., chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. \nIt will be too difficult to reach agreement on the issues involved in passing a comprehensive energy policy bill and still get the measure through conference committee and to the president's desk before Congress adjourns this fall, Bingaman told an industry-sponsored forum this week. \nBingaman has slated a hearing on energy infrastructure security for Tuesday, and plans to move legislation on the subject separately from the energy-policy bill. In advance of next week's hearing, Bingaman has solicited comments from leading energy industry groups. \n\"The priorities have changed since Sept. 11,\" said Rep. Joe Barton, R-Texas, chairman of the House Energy and Air Quality Subcommittee. \"The energy security issue is now paramount,\" he said. \nBarton announced this week that he wouldn't launch a campaign next year for the Senate seat being vacated by Phil Gramm, R-Texas. The decision stemmed in part from a desire to stay at the House Energy and Commerce Committee panel he chairs to work on energy infrastructure concerns. \nCongress will pass energy-policy legislation next year and focus on energy infrastructure security this year, Barton said, citing the threat to power plants, transmission lines, and natural gas and oil pipelines. \nThe two legislators spoke at an energy forum this week sponsored by Enron Corp. (ENE), entitled \"Energy Policy at a Crossroads.\" \nThe priority on infrastructure security was applauded by John M. Derrick, Jr., chairman and chief executive of Potomac Electric Power Co. (POM). \n\"We in the industry are concerned about an energy hit on our infrastructure,\" Derrick told the two lawmakers. \nThat concern is well-founded, according to James R. Schlesinger, who in past administrations headed the departments of energy and defense, and the Central Intelligence Agency. \n\"Our electric power grid is particularly vulnerable,\" Schlesinger said, particularly citing the threat from \"information warfare.\" \nSchlesinger's warning was borne out the week after Sept. 11. The North American Electric Reliability Council, the industry group that coordinates power-grid reliability, reported last month its telephones and other communications were temporarily knocked out during a flurry of computer virus attacks. \nWith the onset of increasing wholesale power market competition, the U.S. power grid is operating at a much higher capacity than ever before, making it vulnerable to physical or electronic attack, said Schlesinger. \nThis risk has been compounded since competition has \"weakened the incentive\" for utilities to make needed investment in transmission infrastructure, Schlesinger said. \nHouse Panel Acts On Nuclear Security \n\nWhile Bingaman's committee prepares to tackle the issue beginning next week, the House Energy and Commerce Committee took a first stab at the issue this week. \nOn Wednesday, as part of a package of three antiterrorism bills, the panel adopted legislation making sabotage at a nuclear power facility a federal crime and authorizing plant security guards to carry weapons and make arrests. \nThe committee adopted an amendment sponsored by Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., requiring the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to undertake a comprehensive rulemaking to revise its power-plant security regime. \n\"As terrible as the attacks of Sept. 11 were, a successful terrorist assault on a nuclear power plant could result in a full-scale nuclear core meltdown and breach of containment that could result in countless more deaths and injuries,\" said Markey, who opposes nuclear power. \nThe NRC previously announced it is undertaking a top-to-bottom review of its security requirements in light of the Sept. 11 attacks. \"As decisions are made, they will be implemented,\" said NRC spokesman William Beecher, who otherwise declined to comment on the House action, which is under review by the agency. \nThe Nuclear Energy Institute, the industry's trade group, criticized the House action as a rash response to the Sept. 11 attacks. Nuclear power plant security issues should be addressed as part of an overall effort to secure U.S. energy infrastructure, NEI said. \n\"We believe the security issue has to be addressed in a comprehensive and thoughtful way. That wasn't done Wednesday,\" said John Kane, NEI's vice president for governmental affairs. \nKane also called for Congress to firmly delineate the responsibilities of the federal government and industry in securing nuclear power plants against attack. It isn't appropriate for private industry to respond to threats from enemies of state, he said. \nBingaman, the Senate chairman, said Wednesday that, while he supports federalizing airport security, he believes that nuclear power plant defenses should remain the responsibility of the industry. \n-By Bryan Lee, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-862-6647; Bryan.Lee@dowjones.com\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. \t\n\nUSA: CORRECTED - Future of US power grid at stake in Supreme Court case.\n\n10/05/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\n\nIn Oct. 3 WASHINGTON story headlined \"Future of US power \ngrid at stake in Supreme Court case\" .... please read in\nparagraph 9.... Industry lobbying group Electric Power Supply \nAssociation filed court briefs supporting Enron's position, \nwhile Edison Electric Institute filed in support of FERC ... \ninstead of ... Industry lobbying groups Edison Electric \nInstitute and Electric Power Supply Association filed court \nbriefs supporting Enron's position ... (corrects Edison's \nposition). \nA corrected repetition follows. \nBy Chris Baltimore \nWASHINGTON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - With billions of dollars at stake in the electricity market, lawyers for Enron Corp urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to uphold federal regulators' obligation to drive open competition on the nation's transmission grid. \nThe nation's highest court heard oral arguments in the case which could have sweeping implications for the $220 billion U.S. electricity market. \nThe Supreme Court's ruling could either open the U.S. transmission grid to retail competition, or limit open markets to just the wholesale realm. \nA decision is expected later this year or early in 2002. \n\"It's billions and billions of dollars at stake\" for energy firms, said an industry source. \"A ruling could expand existing open wholesale markets to the retail level.\" \nThe case is on appeal from the U.S. Appeals Court for the District of Columbia, which upheld FERC's authority to regulate state transmission in a June 2000 ruling. \nNEW YORK SAYS FERC WENT TOO FAR \nEnron - the largest U.S. wholesale power player and an ardent proponent of open markets and nationwide deregulation - argued the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should have authority to force competition of all transmission assets. \nFERC should expand its authority beyond wholesale markets and states that have deregulated retail markets, Enron says. \n\"You need a set of rules of the road that apply to everybody,\" said Enron attorney Louis Cohen. Industry lobbying group Electric Power Supply Association filed court briefs supporting Enron's position, while Edison Electric Institute filed in support of FERC. \nMeanwhile, in a separate companion case, the state of New York argued FERC went too far in regulating flows of electricity within the state. \n\"This is an example of an agency that has overstepped its bounds,\" said Lawrence Malone, general counsel for the New York State Public Service Commission. \nNew York wants the court to revoke FERC's authority to regulate retail sales, because electricity involved in such sales stays within state boundaries and is not subject to federal regulation. \n\"We now have two hands on the retail wheel and it doesn't work,\" Malone told the court. \nStuck squarely in the middle is FERC, which derives its mandate from an interpretation of the Federal Power Act of 1935. \nFERC ORDERED OPEN ACCESS \nAt issue is Order 888, which FERC approved in 1996 after it found that transmission-owning utilities have an inherent incentive to bar access to their wires by competing companies. \nThe order essentially opened the grid to wholesale competition by forcing utilities to offer nondiscriminatory policies to energy firms that want to ship electricity over non-owned transmission lines. \nNew York argues that FERC's 1996 order oversteps state authority over intrastate commerce set in the 1935 law, while Enron asserts FERC did not go far enough and needs to expand its authority to both retail and wholesale markets. \nBecause of the interwoven nature of the transmission grid, electricity that flows within state boundaries cannot be distinguished from power that flows from state to state as a result of wholesale sales, Enron's Cohen argued. \nAll of the electricity is competing for space on the grid, and Enron wants FERC to step in to prevent state utilities from \"being able to hog those sites for their own use and keep us off the road,\" Cohen told the court. \nThe Supreme Court justices' leanings on the case were unclear from oral arguments, where they questioned lawyers on interpreting the 1935 act. \nAt least one justice found the intricacies of electricity transmission mechanics daunting. \n\"It's not like putting water through a dam,\" said Justice Stephen Breyer. \"I don't even know how this works.\"\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. \t\n\nBRAZIL: Brazil readies guarantees for electricity sales.\nBy Denise Luna\n\n10/05/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\n\nRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Brazil is preparing a set of rules to guarantee electricity sales from new thermoelectric plants at market prices in order to get these plants working as soon as possible amid a power crisis. \nThe head of the government's task force for the electricity crisis, Pedro Parente, told reporters on Friday the rules would be published next week and would include government funds to back sale guarantees for the so-called merchant plants.\nThe government of Latin America's largest country regulates electricity prices. Analysts say this system stymies investment in the energy sector, especially in the much-needed natural gas-fired plants, as returns cannot be guaranteed. \nMost of Brazil's natural gas is imported, and its price in local currency terms grows higher when the real depreciates against the dollar. So far this year, the real has lost about 30 percent of its value. \n\"We can't have these plants standing idle while the country needs energy,\" Parente said, citing the example of a plant finished by U.S. energy giant Enron Corp. last month, which is not operating due to a lack of contracts at market prices. \nBrazil needs gas-fired plants as it struggles to reduce its dependence on hydroelectric stations. Two years of droughts have dried up water reservoirs at these plants triggering this year's acute power shortage, which forced the government to impose tough power rationing from June. \nThere is a virtual Wholesale Electricity Market (MAE) in Brazil, but it only quotes prices for electricity and has never seen a single contract struck due to high prices there and existing contracts between generators and distributors. \nNow, the government's Brazilian Emergency Energy Sales (CBEE) entity, should provide contracts for the new plants at attractive prices taken from MAE. \nThe government expects 10 power plants with a total capacity of 2,153 megawatts to become operational by March 2002, which should boost the total generation capacity of some 70,000 megawatts. \nApart from Enron's, a plant built by U.S.-based El Paso Corp. is also ready to start producing energy. \nThe head of Brazil's National Development Bank (BNDES), Francisco Gros, pointed out the financial guarantee would have a limit, which is yet to be established. \nGros also acknowledged that the electricity tariffs would have to be reviewed to take into account losses by power utilities since the start of rationing as well as prices to be charged by new power stations. \n\"We are thinking of a differential hike which can occur gradually, so that it doesn't hit the pocket so much,\" he said, explaining that the losses from lower power consumption totaled 20 percent of revenues on average. \nGros also said the bank had enough resources to finance investment projects in the electricity sector and boost the offer of power.\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. \t\n\n\nBrazil To Guarantee Contracts In Wholesale Power Market\n\n10/05/2001\nDow Jones International News\n(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)\n\nRIO DE JANEIRO -(Dow Jones)- The Brazilian government will intervene in the virtually nonexistent wholesale energy market, known as MAE, by paying new merchant power generators in advance for their contracts, top officials said Friday. \nThe decision is valid for independent power generators such as Enron Corp's (ENE) Eletrobolt facility and El Paso Corp.'s (EPG) Macae Merchant unit, which couldn't sell the energy they started producing due to regulatory problems on the MAE.\nAccording to the government's emergency plan to generate more power, these plants were supposed to sell their electricity on the free market according to their concession licenses. \n\"The MAE isn't working and these power plants can't sell the electricity which is already available,\" said Francsico Gros, president of Brazil's Development Bank BNDES, who is heading a commission to come up with a new model for the nation's troubled power sector. \"This is a serious problem which is hurting energy supply when we need all the electricity we can get.\" \nGros said more than 2,000 megawatts of new electricity are \"waiting to be sold\" but hasn't reached distributors because there hasn't been any trading on the MAE. \nA recently-created state-run company, called CBEE, will be responsible for settling the contracts for this energy. A percentage of the value of the contract will be paid up front by Brazil's Treasury to guarantee to generators that the contracts will be honored. \nThe government will also establish a ceiling price for contracts. Currently, the price set for power trading at the MAE was 364.00 reals ($1=BRR2.737) per megawatt/hour. \nIn late August, the Brazilian government had already announced it would start buying electricity from independent generators to sell to distributors as an emergency measure aimed at easing the effects of a power crunch and guaranteeing some power supply over the short term. \nThe emergency measures come after the apparent failure of MAE, which kicked off about a year ago with the promise to create a new framework for transactions between power generators and distributors. \nBut regulatory problems robbed MAE of credibility, and the innovative electronic exchange system that was especially designed for the power exchange and was supposed to regulate energy trading, wasn't used at all. \nGros said the government is working to restore confidence in MAE by creating more transparent rules for trading on the free energy market. \n\"MAE is an essential part of our plan for Brazil's energy sector model,\" he said. \nSouth America's biggest economy is facing an unprecedented energy crisis after inadequate investment in the past few years and a drought this year that left water reservoirs at record-low levels. \nBrazil is more than 90% dependent on hydroelectric plants for the electric energy it consumes. An energy-rationing plan was implemented in June to cut electricity use by an average 20% per month. \n-By Adriana Brasileiro, Dow Jones Newswires; (5521) 9965-1193,\nadriana.brasileiro@dowjones.com\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. \t\n\nUSA: UPDATE 1-Northwest Natural in talks to buy Portland GE.\n\n10/05/2001\nReuters English News Service\n(C) Reuters Limited 2001.\n\nNEW YORK, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Northwest Natural Gas Co. on Friday said it was discussing the acquisition of Portland General Electric Co. from Enron Corp., a deal that would bring together two Oregon utilities. \nThe Wall Street Journal said a purchase price of $1.8 billion in cash and stock was being discussed and that Enron would end up with a stake in Northwest. Northwest would also assume $1 billion of debt, it said.\nThe deal would combine the gas and electric utilities serving Portland, Oregon. \nNorthwest shares were down $2.99, or 11.5 percent, at $23 in morning trade on the New York Stock Exchange, giving up gains totaling $2.89 over the three previous sessions. \nEnron shares were up 25 cents at $33.35. \nIn a brief statement, Northwest said it was confirming the talks with Enron in response to press reports. It said there was no assurance that a deal would be struck and it would not make any additional comments on the matter unless and until a formal agreement was reached. \nThe Wall Street Journal described the talks as advanced. Citing people familiar with the matter, it said the discussions were at a delicate stage and financing could be a problem for Northwest, which had a market value of only $655.5 million based on Thursday's closing stock price of $25.99. \nNews of the talks did not surprise UBS Warburg analyst James Yannello, who said Enron has made no secret of its desire to divest Portland GE, which serves more than 725,000 customers in northwest Oregon. Enron, an energy marketing and trading powerhouse, acquired Portland GE in July 1997 for stock valued at $2.1 billion. \nNorthwest, doing business as NW Natural, is a gas distribution utility serving more than 500,000 customers throughout Oregon and Vancouver, Washington. On Friday the company raised its quarterly dividend for the 46th year in a row. \nENRON SEEN RECEPTIVE TO STOCK \nOn the possibility that Northwest might have trouble financing a deal, Yannello said that in the past Enron has been receptive to accepting stock. \nHe believes Enron \"is taking a very close look at all of its assets,\" and he sees several similar announcements over the next few months. \nPortland GE, a power generator and distributor, had 2000 revenues of $2.25 billion. Its 2001 first-half revenues rose to $1.6 billion from $827 million a year earlier, and net income increased to $71 million from $63 million. \nPortland GE pays Enron dividends totaling $20 million each quarter. \nPortland GE was founded in 1889, delivering power to the city of Portland from the Willamette Falls, 14 miles away on the Willamette River - the first long-distance transmission of electricity in the United States. \nThe company owns eight hydroelectric plants with a total capacity of 615 megawatts. It also has a 65 percent interest in a coal-fired power plant in Boardman, Ore., and a 20 percent stake in a Colstrip, Montana, power plant. These interests, along with 742 megawatts of gas-fired power plants in Clatskanie and Boardman, Oregon, give Portland GE total generation capacity of 1,399.9 megawatts.\n\nCopyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. \t\n\n\nEnron in Talks to Sell Portland General to Northwest (Update6)\n2001-10-05 16:09 (New York)\n\nEnron in Talks to Sell Portland General to Northwest (Update6)\n\n (Adds closing share prices in ninth and 13th paragraphs.)\n\n Houston, Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Enron Corp. may sell Portland\nGeneral Electric Co. to Northwest Natural Gas Co., another Oregon\nutility, as part of a plan to shed slow-growing businesses and\nfocus on commodities trading.\n\n Northwest said the companies are in talks, though an\nagreement isn't assured. The negotiations come more than five\nmonths after the sale of Portland General to Sierra Pacific\nResources collapsed. Enron spokesman Mark Palmer wouldn't comment.\n\n Enron has been trying to sell Portland General for about two\nyears. Houston-based Enron, once mainly an operator of natural-gas\npipelines, has transformed itself into the biggest trader of\nelectricity and gas, a business that doesn't require ownership of\nexpensive assets such as power plants and pipelines.\n\n Portland General ``is regulated, and it's really slow growth,\nso it doesn't fit in with what Enron's trying to be,'' said Tara\nGately, an analyst with Loomis Sayles & Co., which holds about\n135,000 Enron shares.\n\n The Wall Street Journal today reported that the two companies\nare negotiating a sale price of $2.8 billion in cash, stock and\nassumed debt. Enron bought Portland General in 1997 for $3.1\nbillion in stock and debt.\n\n The utility's earnings are forecast to rise 1 percent next\nyear, said analyst Robert Christensen of First Albany Corp.\n\n By comparison, Enron's profit from buying and selling\ncommodities such as energy, lumber and steel is increasing 25\npercent a year as more markets open to competition, said\nChristensen, who rates the shares ``strong buy'' and owns them.\n\n ``It would just be a positive to get (the Portland General\nsale) done and use the cash for other businesses,'' Gately said.\n\n Enron shares fell $1.37, or 4.1 percent, to $31.73.\n\n Enron stock has declined 62 percent this year, mostly because\nof the resignation of Chief Executive Jeff Skilling, concerns\nabout the California power market, losses at its bandwidth-trading\nbusiness and an electricity-contract dispute in India. The stock\ndropped even as Enron said second-quarter earnings rose 40 percent\nto $404 million while revenue almost tripled to $50.1 billion.\n\n Sierra Pacific canceled its proposed $3.1 billion acquisition\nof Portland General on April 26 because California's energy crisis\nmade it too hard to win approval. Legislators banned sales of\npower plants serving the state, blocking Sierra Pacific from\nselling a stake in a generating plant, needed to win clearance for\nthe deal.\n\n ``It's a difficult regulatory environment,'' said Bern\nFleming, manager of the $2.4 billion AXP Utilities Income Fund,\nwhich holds about 300,000 Enron shares. ``I wonder if someone in\nthat region might handle it better.''\n\n Northwest\n\n Northwest shares fell $2.58, or 9.9 percent, to $23.41,\ncutting its market value to about $588 million. The company, based\nin Portland, Oregon, would take on about $1 billion in debt with\nthe purchase, the Journal said.\n\n Bond rating company Egan Jones lowered its credit rating on\nNorthwest to ``A-'' from ``A,'' still investment grade. Northwest\nalready has about $450 million in debt, Egan Jones said.\n\n Other terms of the transaction need to be completed, and an\nagreement may be announced in a few days, the Journal reported.\n\n Northwest serves more than half a million Oregon and\nWashington customers. Richard Reiten, Northwest's chairman and\nchief executive, was president of Portland General from 1989 to\n1996.\n\n At a price of $2.8 billion, Northwest would be paying 1.2\ntimes sales, less than the average of four times revenue paid for\nU.S. utilities this year, Bloomberg data show.\n\n ``It sounds like the transaction would result in Enron\nretaining a minority stake,'' said Andre Meade, an analyst at\nCommerzbank Securities Inc. who rates Enron ``accumulate'' and\ndoesn't own the stock. ``It may be that Northwest can only finance\na portion of the buy at this stage.''\n\n Oregon regulators likely will approve the transaction if\nNorthwest shows that its service and rates will stay the same,\nMeade said.\n\n The acquisition would allow Northwest to negotiate better gas\nprices by increasing the amount of the fuel that it buys, he said.\nThe company may also be able to cut costs through job cuts and\neliminating duplicate services.\n\n Northwest said in July that second-quarter profit more than\ndoubled to $4.3 million as weather cooled and the company added\ncustomers.\n\n California Platform\n\n Enron acquired Portland General, which has more than 700,000\ncustomers in Oregon, as a platform to sell power into California's\nderegulating market.\n\n Since then, Enron has moved away from owning assets such as\npower plants and pipelines to concentrate on energy trading. As\npart of that shift, Enron this week agreed to sell oil and gas\nfields in India to the U.K.'s BG Group Plc for $388 million.\n\n Portland General gave Enron experience with the electricity\nmarket and utility regulations, and helped the company develop its\npower-trading business, Loomis Sayles's Gately said.\n\n Sierra Pacific, based in Reno, Nevada, agreed to buy Portland\nGeneral in November 1999. To win regulators' approval of the\nacquisition, Edison International's utility had to agree to sell a\nstake in a Nevada power plant also owned by Sierra.\n\n California banned power-plant sales by the state's utilities\nbecause of its power shortage, blocking the Nevada sale. Enron\nsaid at the time that it wouldn't rule out trying again to sell\nthe utility.\n\n ScottishPower Plc, the U.K.-based owner of the northwestern\nU.S. utility PacifiCorp, considered a bid for the utility, the\nObserver newspaper reported in April."},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"m..schmidt@enron.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":""},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5452,"string":"5,452"}}},{"rowIdx":2443,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/560."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Daily Charts 12/26 ,\n The information contained herein is based on sources that we believe to be\nreliable, but we do not represent that it is accurate or complete. Nothing\ncontained herein should be considered as an offer to sell or a solicitation\nof an offer to buy any financial instruments discussed herein. Any\nopinions expressed herein are solely those of the author. 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WTI/Brent Spread\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/clg-qog.pdf\nFeb Heat Crack http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/heatcrack.pdf\nFeb Gas Crack http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/gascrack.pdf\nFeb Gas/Heat Spread http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hug-hog.pdf\nJune Gas/Heat Spread\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/HUM-HOM.pdf\nMarch Gas/Heat Spread\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/HUH-HOH.pdf\nFeb/May Unlead Spread\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/HUG-HUK.pdf\nFeb/July Crude oil Spread\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/CLG-CLN.pdf\n\nNat Gas Strip Matrix\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/StripmatrixNG07.pdf\nNat Gas Spread Matrix\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/SpreadmatrixNG07.pdf\n\nCrude and Products Spread Matrix\nhttp://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/SpreadmatrixCL07.pdf"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"carrfuturesenergy@carrfut.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"smollner@carrfut.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5453,"string":"5,453"}}},{"rowIdx":2444,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/562."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"(no subject) ,\n I'm just checking to see if you got my e-mail Monday."},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"wtashnek@aol.com"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"john.arnold@enron.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5455,"string":"5,455"}}},{"rowIdx":2445,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/564."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Nat Gas market analysis for 12-27-01 ,\n Attached please find the Natural Gas market analysis for today.\n \nThanks,\n \nBob McKinney\n - 12-27-01 Nat Gas.doc"},"Sender":{"kind":"string","value":"capstone@texas.net"},"Receiver(s)":{"kind":"string","value":"bob.mckinney@capstone-ta.com"},"__index_level_0__":{"kind":"number","value":5457,"string":"5,457"}}},{"rowIdx":2446,"cells":{"file":{"kind":"string","value":"arnold-j/deleted_items/565."},"message":{"kind":"string","value":"Save Big at Our Clearance Event ,\n [IMAGE] \t\n\n\n [IMAGE] [IMAGE]Explore more savings ..... 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The Office of Alumni Programs has a=\n new name and a new location. Now called Alumni Relations, our office has =\nmoved from Alumni Hall to the 10th floor of the Baker Building on 21st Ave=\nnue South. Our new name better describes the broad range of programs and s=\nervices provided by the staff and volunteers. These services range from st=\nudent recruitment and alumni club events to online services and Alumni Tra=\nvel programs. Please visit us in person or click here for our Web page. =\n Expand Your Horizons It's time to make your travel plans for 2002. Alumn=\ni Association tours are filling up fast, so don't wait to sign up for one =\nof these trips. Destinations include a journey through China and down the =\nYangtze River; a visit to Machu Picchu and the Galapagos Islands; a trip t=\nhrough Cuba; and a Mississippi River boat cruise. All trips feature a Vand=\nerbilt professor who will share a unique perspective and knowledge of the =\nregion with members of the tour. Hot Off the Press Vanderbilt's first Alu=\nmni Guide has hit the mail and should be in your living room now. Packaged=\n together with the latest issue of Vanderbilt Magazine, the comprehensive =\nguide is loaded with useful phone numbers, answers to frequently asked que=\nstions, and other relevant information about campus happenings. You can al=\nso find information about alumni events, services and programs, by visitin=\ng http://sdm0.com/index.cfm?n=3D35&s=3D304&c=3D152057&t=3D138&e=3D1874045&o=\n=3D466 Attention Young Alumni If you are a graduate of the classes of 1998,=\n 1999, 2000 or 2001, please fill out and submit the annual Young Alumni Su=\nrvey recently mailed to you. The information will be valuable in planning =\nyoung alumni events, updating your contact information, and assessing the =\nprograms offered to young alums. Filling out the survey will also allow yo=\nu to be included in this year's Black & Gold Pages-Your Class News. If yo=\nu didn't receive a survey, click here to fill one out. The deadline to su=\nbmit your survey is coming soon, so don't delay. VU Alum Named One of To=\np Artists Defining the Visual Arts Vanderbilt graduate Mel Chin was select=\ned by PBS as one of 21 artists who are defining the visual arts for a new =\nmillennium. Chin and the other 20 artists discussed their lives, their wor=\nk and their visions in Art:21-Art in the Twenty-First Century, a four-part=\n series that premiered in September on PBS. Board of Trust Chair Writes=\n Biography About Late Husband, Bronson Ingram NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL--=\nMartha Rivers Ingram has written a biography about her late husband, Brons=\non Ingram, titled E. Bronson Ingram: Complete These Unfinished Tasks of Mi=\nne. The 320-page book presents a behind-the-scenes look at a man who was r=\nenowned for his multiple business interests and philanthropic involvement.=\n Martha Ingram became the chairman of Ingram Industries, her husband's com=\npany, five days after he died in 1995. The company is now an $11 billion d=\nistribution conglomerate, and Martha Ingram is well-known as one of the to=\np female executives in the nation. She is also chair of the Vanderbilt Boa=\nrd of Trust. Vanderbilt Alumna Writes Book About FBI Spy Vanderbilt gradua=\nte Elaine Shannon, BA'68, covers the Justice Department and the FBI for Ti=\nme magazine and specializes in writing about terrorism. Little Brown will =\npublish her third book in January-The Spy Next Door: The Extraordinary Sec=\nret Life of Robert Philip Hanssen, the Most Damaging FBI Agent in U.S. His=\ntory. Shannon is a correspondent with Time magazine's Washington bureau. =\nVanderbilt Crew Forms Local Alumni Club Aboard USS Porter Three Vanderbilt =\nalumni-Lt. Cmdr. Roger Camp, BS'90, Lt. j.g. Lauren Brick, BS'99, and Ensi=\ngn Katie Dudash, BS'00, recently completed a six-month Mediterranean cruis=\ne as sailors onboard the USS Porter. The Porter is one of the Navy's newes=\nt Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers. These destroyers have a w=\nardroom complement of 22-24 officers; so three officers from Vanderbilt pr=\nactically constituted a local alumni club. Alumna Works With Burn Victims=\n of World Trade Center Attacks Vanderbilt alumna Hayes Vargo, BA'96, went o=\nn to earn a BSN in nursing from Columbia University, and now works as a st=\naff nurse in the William Randolph Hearst Burn Center located at New York P=\nresbyterian's Cornell Medical Center. She was there on Sept. 11 and has sp=\nent the days since working with the burn victims from the World Trade Cent=\ner terrorist attacks. Campus News Vanderbilt Funds Bridge Across 21st Av=\nenue South NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL--The Metropolitan Planning Commissio=\nn has approved a $2 million campus footbridge that will span 21st Avenue S=\nouth and connect the Peabody campus to the Vanderbilt historic campus near=\n the Central Library. Plans call for the pedestrian bridge to cross the he=\navily congested road near the Edgehill intersection, with endpoints near M=\nagnolia Circle on the Peabody side and Godchaux Hall on the other. Vander=\nbilt Community Office Helps Students Be Good Neighbors THE TENNESSEAN--Ma=\nry Pat Teague says things are not perfect between Vanderbilt University st=\nudents who live off campus and their neighbors, but she's trying to change=\n that. Teague is the assistant director of the Office of Community, Neighb=\norhood and Government Relations at Vanderbilt. The results of the office's=\n work are apparent, Teague said. Last academic year, she received 22 compl=\naints from neighbors, most of them about noisy parties. This year, Teague =\nsaid, she's had to intervene only six times. Owen School, Law School Esta=\nblish New Program THE TENNESSEAN--To the students, it's a way to get a tast=\ne of how lawyers and executives think and work-before the two groups are =\nthrown together on the job. At Vanderbilt University's new law and business=\n program, MBA and law students come together in special courses focusing =\non transactions. Law students earn a law degree with a certificate of spec=\nialization in law and business. Business students graduate with an MBA deg=\nree and a concentration in law and business. Vanderbilt Student-Conducte=\nd Poll: Nashvillians Favor Scrutiny of People from Middle East THE TENNES=\nSEAN--Most Nashvillians say it's OK to single out people of Middle Eastern=\n descent for special law enforcement checks, according to a poll released =\nrecently by Vanderbilt University. The poll indicated that more African-Am=\nericans than others supported the extra security checks for people who are=\n-or appear to be-Middle Eastern. Seventy-four percent of African-Americans=\n said they support such special scrutiny vs. 64 percent of white and other=\n residents. VUMC Board Votes to Build Outpatient Tower Next to Children'=\ns Hospital THE TENNESSEAN--The Vanderbilt University Medical Center Board =\nhas approved an 11-story pediatric outpatient tower to be built next to th=\ne Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital now under construction on the camp=\nus. If the university's Board of Trust approves the plan, work will begin =\nright away on the 169,000-square-foot tower. It would almost triple the am=\nount of outpatient clinic space and consolidate services that are now spre=\nad over five buildings. Vanderbilt in the News Vanderbilt Generates Lot=\ns of Jobs in Middle Tennessee NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL--According to fede=\nral statistics, research and development activities at Vanderbilt Universi=\nty generated more than 5,000 jobs in Middle Tennessee on and off campus. T=\nhose jobs are among the nearly 1 million created by research and developme=\nnt activities at colleges and universities throughout the United States. =\nOwen Recognized as One of Most Tech-Savvy Business Schools NASHVILLE BUSI=\nNESS JOURNAL--Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management h=\nas been recognized as one of the most tech-savvy business schools in the n=\nation by Business 2.0 magazine. For its eLab and tech offerings in other a=\nreas of study, the Owen School joined 19 others across the nation on the m=\nagazine's list. Research at Vanderbilt VUMC Plans to Build Facility to =\nCare for People With Diabetes THE TENNESSEAN--Vanderbilt University Medic=\nal Center plans to build a multimillion-dollar, one-of-a-kind facility dev=\noted exclusively to the care of people with diabetes and research into the=\n disease. The plans for the new comprehensive-care center, set to open in =\nthe next few years, were formally unveiled recently at a dinner that cappe=\nd a daylong symposium. Mosquito May Be Nature's Most Effective Bioterro=\nrist Laurence Zwiebel calls the mosquito \"the ultimate bioterrorist.\" He =\nshould know. The assistant professor of biological sciences at Vanderbilt =\nUniversity has contracted malaria many times while studying the bugs throug=\nhout the Third World. Recently, however, Zwiebel and colleagues reported a=\n genetic breakthrough that might tip the scale of the people-versus-mosqui=\nto battle decidedly into the human camp. The Road to Greener Cities Com=\nmunication of Science, Engineering and Technology intern Nana Koram descri=\nbes the process of developing more efficient fuel cells as replacements fo=\nr the internal combustion engine based on her experience working in the la=\nboratory of chemistry professor Charles Lukehart. Differences in Brain Us=\nage Among Braille Readers Shed New Light on the Relationship Between Thoug=\nht and Language Individuals who have been blind from birth use different p=\narts of their brain when reading Braille than those who lost their sight e=\narly in life-a difference that sheds new light on the relationship between=\n thought and language. VU Creates Innovative Engineering and Multidiscipl=\ninary Program NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL--The National Science Foundation h=\nas granted $2.7 million to Vanderbilt to teach engineers to design safer a=\nnd more reliable aircraft, automobiles and buildings-just about anything =\nthat requires a complex engineering system. Using the Science Foundation c=\nash, the university will create the Multidisciplinary Training in Reliabili=\nty and Risk Engineering and Management Program. Sports News Vanderbilt =\nAthletics Official Home Page For the latest on Vanderbilt athletics, inclu=\nding news about the men's and women's teams, visit the official Vanderbilt=\n Website at: http://sdm0.com/index.cfm?n=3D35&s=3D304&c=3D152057&t=3D138&e=\n=3D1874045&o=3D462 Vanderbilt Women's Basketball Coach is \"Philly Guy\" =\n THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER--Fourth-ranked Vanderbilt visited Temple recentl=\ny to complete a homecoming weekend for Commodore women's basketball coach =\n Jim Foster. He has never stopped being a \"Philly guy\" since leaving as co=\nach of St. Joseph's in 1991 for Nashville and the Southeastern Conference.=\n He is a 1980 graduate of Temple and also served in the late 1970s as head=\n coach of the Bishop McDevitt High girls' team, where he persuaded his fri=\nend Geno Auriemma-now the women's coach at No. 1-ranked Connecticut-to joi=\nn him on the bench with the Lancers. Alumni Club Happenings For upcomi=\nng alumni club events in your area, click on the headline above Nashville =\nYoung Alums Gather for Po' Boys and Hush Puppies On Thursday, Nov. 29, memb=\ners of the Nashville Vanderbilt Club \"GOLD\" (Graduates Of the Last Decade)=\n gathered for a fun-filled night at the South Street restaurant. The crowd=\n enjoyed food, drink and beach ambiance. Louisville, Tampa, and Dallas Hap=\npy Hours Alumni in Louisville got together at Brasserie Deitrich on Oct. 2=\n5; the Tampa Vanderbilt Club gathered with the University of Florida-Tampa =\n Gator Club at Pop City on Nov. 1; and the Dallas Vanderbilt Club joined t=\nhe SMU Young Alumni Club at Sambucca Jazz Caf? on Nov.14. American Icon Ro=\nckwell Highlighted in the Big Apple The New York Vanderbilt Club paid tribu=\nte to Norman Rockwell on Nov. 17, when more than 70 alumni and guests gath=\nered for a breakfast reception at the Stanhope Park Hyatt. The breakfast w=\nas followed by a lecture and slide presentation on Norman Rockwell by Amy =\nKirschke, assistant professor of fine arts at Vanderbilt. After the lectur=\ne, the group walked to the Guggenheim Museum to view the exhibit, Norman R=\nockwell: Pictures for the American People, the most comprehensive collecti=\non of Rockwell's art ever organized. Windy City Art Event The Chicago Van=\nderbilt Club hosted one of their most successful events this fall on Nov. =\n10 in conjunction with the Van Gogh and Gauguin: The Studio of the South e=\nxhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago. Before touring the exhibit, the gr=\noup gathered for breakfast and a lecture at the Hilton Chicago and Towers.=\n The featured professor was Vivien Fryd, associate professor of art histor=\ny and American and Southern Studies. .commodore e-news is published month=\nly by the Division of Institutional Planning and Advancement, Vanderbilt U=\nniversity, from editorial and business offices at the Baker Building, Suit=\ne 1000, 110 21st Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37203. Phone: 615-322-2601. Fax: 6=\n15-343-8547. E-mail: Lew.Harris@vanderbilt.edu . Editor: Lew Harris, BA'68=\n. Co-editor: Joanne Beckham, BA'62. Design/development: Arlene Samowich. 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