Q: We are selling to Ponderosa on a pre-pay basis only approved by Credit. Here is the latest on the prepay: 2/1 25,000 MMBtu @ $2.55 2/2 15,000 MMBtu @ $2.48 2/3 15,000 MMBtu @ $2.48 2/4 15,000 MMBtu @ $2.48 Total due $111,600 Amt already PP 63,750 Amount due $ 47,850 Ponderosa stated that they will wire ASAP Let me know if I can do anything to help. Thanks
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A: Ponderosa Prepay for 2/1-4/02
IN: how's it going? just thought i would check in and see how you were? you were right, my mom said i did received the $1100, pre-tax, so actually $700. oh well, at this point money is money. priya just found out she was accepted to SAIS at Johns Hopkins so she has been frantically looking on the internet for jobs for me in DC. it is one of the places that I am interested in relocating to but am also looking in boston and northern california as well. have you heard anything from the KC, Cincinnati, or Chicago jobs? hope all is well. i miss you all tons. oh, starting to finalize travel plans for the summer and it looks like niclas and i are going to be meeting in Europe somewhere for about 5-7 days. he's mentioned skiing in the swiss alps and italy? i am sure i wont be lucky enough for it to work out, but we will see. talk to you soon, lisa

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OUT: hey sue...
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If you have not already taken your drug test , please do so by Tuesday, 5th February. This process needs to be completed and results fed back to UBS prior to your start date. You cannot commence employment with UBS until they have this data which takes approximately 5 days from date of test. If for any reason you cannot take this test by tomorrow, please advise. Also, if you have completed your test please let me know so I can update the UBS records. Regards,

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OUT: URGENT URGENT URGENT - DRUG TEST
QUESTION: Hi, Kristina: It was great speaking with you last night! Hope your dad is home and doing well. I have contacted two different offices within Enron. The first is Human Resources in Houston. I suggested to them that you might be a good candidate for the associate/analyst program but they may think of other positions as well. I don't know how quickly that office might respond so let me know. The second "office" is directly to London. There is a woman in London named Anna Jansson who is currently leading efforts for the associate/analyst program in the Eastern Hemisphere. I have spoken with Anna and she has asked that you visit the website "www.enroncareers.com" and apply through the site. She already knows your name and I am trying to fax your resume (business resume) to her as well. When you visit the site, you may decide to use a different resume; just let me know. Just in case you would like to call directly, Anna's number in London (dialed from the U.S.) is 011-44-20-7783-5912. The company directory shows her email address as "anna_jansson@enron.net" (which looks a little weird to me). Please keep in touch and let me know if you receive responses (or don't hear back) so that I can follow up internally. By the way, you have an impressive resume. Please feel free to call me at anytime. I hope we get to meet soon.
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Why is Enron's stock so volatile now? Since today's session started, ENE has lost another $2.50! Mr. Ken Lay replies I haven't had a chance to check our stock today, but I think for several reasons it's more volatile. But before I comment on that, our stock price is still up even if it went down that much today. It's up 40% since the beginning of the year when the Dow was down. As recently as mid-December, the stock price is up about 75%. That's one reason why it's so volatile. Some people bought in along the way, they've had a good strong increase, particularly with the uncertainty in the marketplace, people just want to take some money off the table. As we become more of a technology stock, a high P/E stock, a growth stock held by growth portfolios, you're going to have more volatility, just like all the other companies that fit into that category. Throughout the market, technology stocks quite often go up or down not just $3-$4 a whack, but often $10-$12-$15 a whack. What I tell Mark Koenig is I love that volatility on the upside, but I hate it on the down side. We've had a change in the ownership of our stock. Increasingly, it's being bought by the growth portfolio managers, and increasingly it's being sold by the value and other portfolio managers that picked it up at much lower valuations, and now at these values they want to take their money and put it back into lower P/E stocks. I know this makes everybody a little nervous, but this is probably the world we're in now. I'd rather be in this world with a 50 P/E than the more stable world with a 20 P/E.
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answer: Ken Lay on Enron's stock price volatility
Although this is definitely not the best way to announce it, today is my last day at Enron Canada Corp. and I wanted to let you know that it has been a real pleasure working with you over the last couple of years. I apologize for letting you know by e-mail instead of giving you a call. Unfortunately, the mechanics of my employment change required me to avoid phoning you all earlier. Just so you know, I am returning to my old job in the world of private practice at Bennett Jones LLP here in Calgary. I do not have my new e-mail address or phone number yet but you can reach me at the main switchboard at (403) 298-3100 starting December 3, 2001. My mugshot, direct line and e-mail address should be appearing on the Bennett Jones website (www.bennettjones.ca) within the next month. In the meantime, I will be taking a couple of weeks to spend with my wife and 3 month old son Jimmy. I wish nothing but the best for you and if you ever find yourself in the Great White North of Calgary, please give me a call. All the best,
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