Mr. Lay: I think you held a good meeting yesterday. I respect your leadership and your not being shy to address the tough issues. Your willingness to communicate and mix it up with the masses during the tough times is greatly appreciated. Thanks..........T. J. Butler
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Mr. Mullin: At the behest of Maureen Smith please see the attached sample GISB for your consideration. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at one of the locations below. Regards,
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Paul, in comparing freight rates for Med vs Caribs and Caribs vs Caribs (cargo size), I do see Bo's point. For smaller lot sizes (8,600 - 11,800 MT), the rates are abt. : $50 - $60 W. Africa to Med and $60 - $80 W. Africa to Caribs however, the larger cargoes (20,000 - 30,000 MT) curently moving are as follows: $30 - $40 W. Africa to Med and $40 - $60 W. Africa to Caribs So, in comparison to the Med, the additional freight incurred on moving a 8,600 MT cargo to Puerto Rico vs a 20,000 MT cargo to the Med is $40.00, or for an 11,800 MT cargo $20.00. Granted, these are not negotiated numbers, so they could be slightly better. Let me know your thoughts. Just keep in mind that PDVSA is there to supply an October cargo at +7. I would hesitate to purchase from an alternative source lest they back off on other negotiations. Best regards,
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Lisa, As i was pondering the meeting last night going home in my car, I realized that I forgot to talk about 2 people, including regulatory and your personal efforts. I apologize for that, it was unintentional and I hope you realize how important you and your efforts are to EGM and Enron. I could not read my notes very well due to the extremely heavy lighting - that didn't appear on my notes just on me. Thanks,
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