Gary, Below is some information that might be of assistance to you. I don't think that I sent this to you when I got it. If I did please ignore this. D'Arcy Carroll (works for us in S. America) came to us from Cargill and knows a lot of people there. He has a couple of names that I have passed on internally for consideration but I am sure they didn't go to the right place. On a recent trip to Sao Paulo, many of the ag products came up in meetings as good opportunities for Enron to go in and change that industry. Coffee, Orange Juice, grains and sugar were brought up a lot. D'Arcy may have traded an ag book for Cargill, I can't remember. Anyway, I am passing this message and names on to you for consideration. A phone call to D'Arcy might also be worth a few minutes of your time. He knows a lot about Cargill and has an opinion on how to capture their markets. Mike
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To Seconds/Leads: Attached is an update of the Priority Settlements matrix with changes identified in bold. One of the sheets in the attached excel file is a listing of certain contracts deemed Terminated by ECC. Counsel is seeking MTM calculations on these Terminated contracts/counteparties as soon as possible. Accordingly, while on-going settlement discussions should continue, the focus for seconds/analysts should shift to calculating the MTM's (some of which are already underway per the Priority Settlements list) from the Terminated Contracts list. We are currently seeking input from Counsel as to whether we should shift even more resources to the Terminated Contracts list MTM calculations. We'll let you know on that. In any case, I'm going to be collecting MTMs on the Priority Settlements when I do my daily rounds - I've been getting this from most of you but there's been some exceptions, so if you have the models done I'll be asking for: - Your calculated MTM number - The TAGG / NPower MTM number Thanks in advance. Any questions or problems, let me know. Regards,
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With the expansion to the 4th floor, we have been allotted some additional parking spots in the World Trade Center building. Currently, we have 6 spots available. Based on the waiting list that was distributed on March 19, 2001, the following individuals have first option on these spots. Karen Jones Caroline Emmert Sean Crandall Murray O'Neil Kathy Axford Jim Gilbert The cost of these spots are: Regular Parking $155/month Reserved Parking $185/month If you are listed above and are interested in parking in the WTC, please see me for a parking agreement form. Just a few things to keep in mind..... 1. Your spot is not transferable to another employee. If you choose not to take the spot at this time, your name will remain on the waiting list. 2. Payment for these spots can be done through direct payroll deduction or you can choose to make payments monthly and submit for expense reimbursement (total company cost covered is $84/month). 3. A deposit of $20 is required for your parking badge. Please make this check payable to PMC and return with your parking agreement. Below is the waiting list and the order in which other individuals will become eligible as additional parking spots become available. 1. Chris Stokley 2. John Malowney 3. Phil Platter 4. Diana Scholtes 5. Julie Sarnowski 6. Lysa Tracy 7. Les Rawson 8. Jeff Richter 9. Heather Dunton If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask! Thanks-
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<<YPO 2001.jpg>> <<YPO COUPLE RETREAT REGISTRATION FORM.doc>> REMINDER!!! THE DEADLINE FOR SIGNING UP FOR THE ROCKIN' IN THE ROCKIES COUPLES RETREAT IS MAY 15TH. WE ARE FILLING UP QUICKLY. - YPO 2001.jpg - YPO COUPLE RETREAT REGISTRATION FORM.doc
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YPO Couple Retreat 2001