QUESTION: We've received a personal invitation to a NYMEX Crawfish Boil on April 3 at 5:00 at Garden in the Heights at 3926 Feagan. The cause of this celebration is the 10th anniversary of the Nat Gas futures contract. It would be nice if Shankman and John Arnold could attend. Perhaps you can give them a personal invitation...
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ANS: Another NYMEX Shindig
We're going to have a Legal happy hour tomorrow at the Blue Agave, and it would be no party without you there. Hope you can make it (and ask any of your buddies in Legal you want to ask! ).
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answer: happy hour tomorrow
Hi Sandra, I hope you had a nice Christmas and a fun holiday season. We as you can imagine with three 5 year old boys, it was hectic but, the look on their faces Christmas morning was priceless. I wanted to let you know that I am leaving Prebon as of January 15th. I have spent the last eight years of my 16 years in the Energy field with Prebon and we part on the best of terms. I am talking with a few banks, a consulting firm and some energy companies, but also plan on spending some time at the house with the family. I will let you know when and where I decide to go. Hopefully we can work together again in the future. Best wishes for continued success in 2002 and the years to come. Please give my best to Kenny.
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Here is an email: Sally, Here's the first draft of a presentation geared toward prospective customers for our mid and back office services. The message is more of a fact-finding than sales message. Would appreciate your feedback. (Jeff Harbert has not given me his take on it as of yet.) Thanks,
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A: Customers - Getting the Requirements.ppt
Q: Mr. Lay: Pug asked me to forward the attached document for your review. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Many thanks -
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A: Message from Pug
Here is an email: January 29, 2002 Enron lived 'on edge - sex, money, all of it' The rise and fall of Houston decadence Philip Delves Broughton The Daily Telegraph, with files from news services HOUSTON - Enron was a company in love with itself. Office affairs were rampant, divorce among senior executives an epidemic and stories of couples steaming up glass-walled offices after late-night meetings were the talk of Houston. "It was insane," says a former energy trader, soothing her financial injuries with a margarita. "There were no rules for people, even in our personal lives. Everything was about the company and everything was supposed to be on the edge -- sex, money, all of it."
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Enron lived 'on edge - sex, money, all of it'