Here is an email: THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! The Associate & Analyst Website you have been waiting for is almost ready. It is called AXIS and the official launch date is Monday, January 31, 2000. This AXIS site has everything you need in a user-friendly format. Find it at axis.enron.com For Associates and Analysts: Available rotation information Business unit news and data Program events, activities and other members of the pool Online resume and profile repository Knowledge management events (eThink) Important forms to download ( expense reports, loan applications, etc.) For the Business Units: Search for Associate&Analyst talent using the Manager Toolbox Peruse qualifications (resumes, career histories) Create and view rotation requests for your group Learn about A&A Program events and activities Participate in knowledge management events (eThink) We hope that everyone will utilize this outstanding website because it was designed with both groups in mind. We want the A&A members to know what is available for them with regard to business unit news and rotation information; and we want the business units to find the best match for their professional needs. Check out all the features and help evaluate the content. Let the Associate & Analyst Department know what you think and offer any ideas or suggestions. Your input will be invaluable.
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A: A/A Website
Here is an email: Hey John! How are you?? I've been following the Enron story closely, which means I've thought of you a lot recently. I hope things are going well, despite the uncertainty. I ran into someone from our Enron days today, which made me think of a funny story. Do you remember when John Mee tried to eat 8 Big Macs and hurled instead? John was talking to my boss, Chuck Clough, today, who he's known since childhood and is a mentor of sorts. When he got off the phone, Chuck told me who he was talking to and the name John Mee struck me as familiar. I asked Chuck if he was a big kid who'd gone to Harvard and he said yes. So I tell him the Big Mac story and Chuck picks up the phone and calls John to ask him if that was him because if so, I knew him. Poor thing says "yeah, that was me, but not one of my finer moments..." I could tell he was embarrassed. I guess there are some things in life you just never live down. I also ran into some friends of yours in Bermuda last month. We shared a cab to the airport and realized we had all been at Enron, though not at the same time. I mentioned that I really loved the company, especially how young it was and that I had a friend who joined right out of undergrad and is now doing really well. They immediately said "John Arnold!" Shocked the hell out of me, honestly. They were very funny in saying that I had made a "bad trade" by marrying my husband instead of you. I told them I would keep that in mind.... ;-} I would tell you their names, but I can't remember off the top of my head. They both work for a weather trading firm in the Northeast now, with Lynda Clemmons. Well, gotta run to the gym - been putting it off as long as I could today. I really do hope you're doing well. Please drop me a line when you aren't trading up a storm... Warm regards,
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A: Small world!
Here is an email: I've updated the spreadsheet to show the payables totals for the existing and proposed deals as Jan 25, 2002 and July 25, 2002, respectively. I have also modified the payables calculation to consider only 2002 prices, as this is the applicable period for our exercise. - T
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Huber Summary