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I was a little dismayed after our lunch when you disclosed the number of broadband masters potentially close to signature. However, I was a little cheered up when I got back and checked with the Swap Group and found out we have 13 masters out for signatures right now. It still may be hard to beat you at your going rate...but, all I have to say is we're still in the game...GO TEAM!! !

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OUT: Don't Count Your Chickens Before They Hatch
QUESTION: Hi, Suzanne. I was wondering if you would do me a favor. You have sent a couple of packages to Jeff's home by UPS or FedEx. Unfortunately, Jeff is never there to sign for them, so the packages are delayed in getting to him as we have to track them down. UPS is very good about rerouting to the business address, but FedEx won't reroute without the permission of the sender (i.e., you). At any rate, in the future if you would send packages to Jeff at Enron Corp., 1400 Smith Street, EB5008, Houston, Texas, 77002, I would really appreciate it. And of course, anything marked "confidential" is opened only by him. Thanks a lot, Suzanne. Hope all is well with you. Sherri
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Anna: I just received your voice mail. The package (including the Enron Corp. guaranty) has already gone out via Federal Express to your attention. You should receive it tomorrow. Also, Enron North America Corp. would like to assign the agreement to Enron Credit Inc. (a Delaware corporation). Would you like for me to prepare the assignment or shall I? Please advise. Thanks.
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answer: Securities Loan Agreement
Mary: I am going to return this file to Stephanie since credit is still deciding how to proceed given their extensive comments. Could you please reassign this to someone in the group once it gets going again? Thanks.
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Here is an email: Gerald, Our landlord here in Denver (Equity Office) is requesting a formal notice of "Enron North America, Corp."'s name change from "Enron Capital and Trade Resources". Apparently, on our lease, it says "Enron Capital and Trade Resources", but in the 3rd Amendment, it reads "Enron North America, Corp". Equity says they need a copy of what was sent in for the official name change. I'm not sure if you have something we can give them??? Please let me know. I appreciate your help, Thank you,
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A: Request from Denver ENA
QUESTION: Ryan and I were Fraternity brothers of Rooney at Iowa.....see below... Police, Ferentz probe incident at bar By MEGAN MANFULL and TOM WITOSKY Register Staff Writer 09/28/2001 Iowa City, Ia. - A criminal investigation is under way into an alleged assault that involves at least one member of the Iowa football team. Tom Widmer, an Iowa City police captain, said Wednesday that the investigation began early Sunday morning after police responded to a call from a bar named Etc. The tavern is located in the downtown Iowa City pedestrian mall. "It is an active investigation," Widmer said. Widmer said police received the call about 2:30 a.m. Sunday. He declined to identify any suspects. Ryan Rooney, a manager at Etc., said at least one assailant was a member of the Iowa football team. He would not identify the player or say if more than one player was involved. Rooney said one of his bartenders sustained a concussion from the assault and required medical attention. "It was more of a jumping than a fight," he said. Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said Thursday morning he was looking into the matter. He said he was told of the incident Wednesday evening. "I'm fuzzy on the details right now," Ferentz said. "A player told a coach about something that took place, and then they told me. I'm going to look into what happened and get more details about it. "I want to find out if anything did happen . . . then I will see if any action needs to be taken on the team." Iowa's season already has been marred by one violent assault. Offensive lineman Sam Aiello attacked quarterback Jon Beutjer in July, although the incident did not become public until the first week of the season. Beutjer said he received a concussion, although he did not file a report with police. He later left Iowa and enrolled at Illinois, saying he felt betrayed by the school's handling of the incident. Ferentz said he had not been contacted by police about the incident at Etc. A report obtained from police says two people were injured at Etc. Rooney said the second victim, a woman, was "shaken up pretty bad." Kevin Prestegard, the investigating officer, confirmed Thursday the probe was continuing, but refused further comment. "It all depends on the police and how diligently they will pursue this," Rooney said. "They have a lengthy amount of time before they have to do something. If they are season ticket holders, I wouldn't be surprised if they wait until December." Police declined to respond to Rooney's comment.
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