I am working on a deal to move TurboPark equipment into Enron owned LLC's, with a simultaneous sale of 80% of the equity to a third party. This deal is supposed to close by Jan 15, so I'm getting a crash course on TurboPark and how to get stuff out of it during the early phase. I thought I would share what I'm learning, if nothing else as a form of therapy. Attached to the email is what I believe to be the proper form of notice to take something out of TurboPark. Five to fifteen business days' notice is required. There will be other documents involved as well: Bill of Sale Assignment and Assumption Agreement UCC releases, if applicable (UCC filings are made on all delivered equipment) I suspect a consent by the equipment seller may also be required. More to come on this one. As I learn more about the process I will keep you advised. Kay
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answer: TURBOPARK STUFF/CA Development I and II notice of exercise of purchase option
1 15-16 oz can yellow cream style corn 1 cup saltine cracker crumbs 1/2 tsp salt 2 Tbls butter 2 beaten eggs 1/3 to 1/2 cup evaporated milk 1/2 cup crumbled bacon 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese Combine corn, cracker crumbs, mix well. Add salt, eggs, milk, bacon and mix well. Place in 12 by 7 inch baking dish. Top with shredded cheese and bake for 30-45 minutes at 350 degrees. Recipe can be doubled and baked in 13 X 9 dish.
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answer: Corn Pudding
Chris, John is currently evaluating the current HR list for Commercial Managers, Directors and VP's that are eligible for bonus. Please review the list below of these commercial employees that report up to you, directly or indirectly, and let him know if you see any discrepancies. Your prompt response would be appreciated. Thank you,
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answer: Information
We're getting a lot of inquiries about Enron's role in California's de-reg history, with a lot of misinformation arising out of Peace's handywork. I spent about 3 hours on Friday with a Sac Bee reporter (Dale Kasler). He'll be interviewing Skilling on the same topic in a week or so, and he'd like to talk to Steve, too. Sue spent time with a NYT reporter discussing the same. Some common themes are arising in the questions. Thought it would be a good idea to spend 30 minutes discussing those themes and developing our messages to ensure consistency. If folks think it would be useful, is there a time this week that we could squeeze in 30 minutes? Thanks. Best,
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answer:
Messages Regarding Recent Interest in the History of De-regulation In California