Hey guys just thought I would let you know that Valero is going to be at the Job Fair this Friday at Enron Field from 1-4 and I will be one of the people attending it to represent us. So if you are going to be there make sure you come by and at least say hello. Plus depending on when my flight back is going to be and how soon I can leave the Fair we plan on going somewhere and getting a couple of drinks. So come by drop off a resume and maybe we can get some drinks. Note: If you are interested in Valero there is a very good possibility that the Director of Mid-Office will be attending as well and it would be a good chance for an informal interview. Hope everybody is doing alright and pass the word on to anybody I may have missed. Kyle
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My name is Terrie Sechrist and I am the Service Unit Cookie Manager for Bending Bayous this year. I know that you were the cookie managers for your troop(s) last year. I do not have confirmation as to who the cookie managers are for your troops this year. Will you please respond to this email and let me know if you are a cookie manager for a troop this year? If you are not your troop's cookie manager, would you please (if you know) tell me who is this year's manager (please include the troop number(s) in your return email. I have sent out three emails to the troop managers today and would like to get the information to your troop's manager as soon as possible. Thanks for your help!
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Hi Sara How are you doing? I am so sorry to hear about all the stress happening over there. I am thinking about and hope you can take a vacation soon! Things here are fine. Just getting ready for the holidays. I was hoping to talk to you about gifts for my dad. I am not sure what to get him. I got him a subscription to Sports Illustrated and was thinking about getting him DVD player. What are your suggestions? Anythign would be a huge help! And I am excited to see you in New Orleans too. I am there for a week and hoping to spend some time with you all. Have a good day. Oh and Park's friend is Nick Barnard and he is in the financial dept. Scottie
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With respect to future Enron guarantees, there are at least three issues to be addressed in addition to the pervasive objective of transitioning out of the parent guarantee: 1. Excluding the value of major equipment from the guarantee. I believe this is already being done for new bids. 2. Carving out at least part of the guarantee as within Enron's/Nepco's discretion to establish performance or other bonding instruments. 3. Negotiating transferability of the guarantee, i.e. the guarantee can be assumed by another credit-worthy entity with at least investment grade or, if necessary, at least a rating equal to Enron's at the time of assumption. Since the substantive financial protection afforded by an Enron parent guarantee to the contract value would not be compromised if these are implemented, Enron's corporate position is very likely to push very hard on these points. Logically, owners and project lenders should be willing to accept these structures--even though there undoubtedly would be strong initial pushback. On the other hand, there may be a real question whether to accept contracts that do not provide for these relatively small steps away from the traditional hell or high water parent guarantee that Enron has approved in the past. Discussion of these issues should be included in the DASH. In any event, each new contract requiring an Enron guarantee will have to be approved by Rick Buy personally.
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