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Greg, My Thursday just filled up. But I'm still targeting either Tuesday or Wednesday to be in the neighborhood. I have to turn in my TA-50 to my former unit, 4-112 Armor, which is in Bryan. Houston is just another hour from there. I suspect your schedule is going to be swamped for the next few months, if not years. If next week is too soon, my long-term calender is not too difficult to sort out at this time. Just let me know so I won't inconvenience you. Were you planning on coming up for the TCU game? Woody

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OUT: Next Week
QUESTION: Mr. Lay, For the past 13 days, I have been on a medical mission trip to Honduras (five of which weren't scheduled, but were necessary because Continental canceled flights in light of our nation's tragedy). Although Honduras is a third world country and very little American news makes it there, I was told that Enron had donated 1 million dollars to the Red Cross and was matching employee donations 2 to 1 in response to the terrorist attacks on our Country. Mr. Lay, it made me even more proud to work for this company, and to work for you. I can't tell you what an honor it is to work for this company and for you (you hear countless stories of what you and Enron have done for our community). Sincerely,
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ANS: Thank You, Mr. Lay
Guys, it has been a pleasure to be a part of this group and work with some of the smartest people at Enron. I enjoyed and appreciated the opportunity to work with all of you. I have learned a great deal and I hope that will give me a good foundation for the future.
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I updated that systems matrix recently, in preparation for our much rescheduled meeting with AA on risk controls. That is on my calendar for Friday morning this week, so I will bring copies with me to that meeting. I have been publishing an ENA operations report monthly since June. To date, I have been reviewing it with Dave Delainey, fine-tuning each month the types of information and format that he likes. I will bring you a copy tomorrow and would like your input on content and format as well. With the recent reorganization, I am working with EGM and EIM to create the same report. After we have mastered that here in Houston over the next month or so, I plan to share the format with London so that all of our wholesale businesses can use the same format. In addition to these monthly operating reports, we are working on a daily report to be operational by the end of the fourth quarter that will track compliance with our fundamental operating standards. We are in the phase of determining the source of reporting (systematic or manual) and the frequency of reporting (daily, weekly, monthly) for all commodities and locations against the operating standards. As we get this to a first draft stage, I will share this with you, as well as the timeline for full implementation.
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Here is an email: As a follow up to our discussion earlier this week on commercialization of mid and back office services and managing those responsibilities for EWS, I will have a timeline for your review on Monday that will pinpoint key dates: Unify conversion, EES absorption, HPL sale, commercialization, Todd Busby's arrival, etc. I will also have details of resource needs. We can use this to set internal expectations on the timing of successfully handling all of these initiatives. I will welcome your comments on the timeline. --Sally
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A: Follow Up
QUESTION: Laurie: My info is below. I'll call you at 2 pm Houston (3 pm NY) to discuss the ISDA which we'll email shortly. Please feel free to call before then. Thanks.
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Merrill/Allegheny transaction