Here is an email: Hi Ken and Jeff, This email is being sent to let you know that my consulting contract with Enron has finally come to an end. It has been a great experience to me to have been involved in the development of such successful international projects as, Puerto Quetzal in Guatemala in 1993, Batangas and Subic Bay in 1992/93 in the Philippines and Guam in 1996, all of which are still contributing to Enron's earnings. The opportunities provided me during the first 26 years with Northern Natural Gas/Internorth, from which I retired in 1988, and the last 11 years as a consultant for Enron Development and Enron International have made me a better person and I thank you both for this. I will continue to be involved in consulting and development of both power and natural gas projects, although on a more limited basis, and only as an independent. Should there be any need for my services or need to be contacted for any reason, I can be reached at:
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A: End of an Era
Here is an email: Mara: Attached are blacklined versions based upon Cargill's comments to both the Enron Corp. and Cargill, Incorporated which I received from Ed Sacks. Please note that I added a comma to guarantor's name in the Cargill, Incorporated guaranty since that is how we executed the Cargill, Incorporated ISDA Master Agreement. Also, your change to the setoff language is fine. Let's try to agree to everything this week. Thanks.
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A: guaranties
Here is an email: All, Attached, for your information, is a 2 page financial and statistical fact sheet for EGM (as a consolidated unit and for each business unit). I obviously would have liked our gross margin and EBIT to be a lot larger but all the other facts show enormous growth and progress. I wanted to at least get it into your hands in case you needed a quick reference. Thanks,
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EGM Q3 fact sheet