It was just brought to my attention by Dave Steiner that the Estate will continue to own the F(urniture), F(ixtures), and E(quipment) and that UBS will be able to use it for free so long as we are in this building. As you both know, it is possible that we will move from this floor and would like to take a good portion of the FFE with us. My understanding is that Enron is leasing the furniture in Houston and owns the furniture in Portland. Therefore, it makes sense for the Houston office to continue to use the furniture but not move it. It doesn't make as much sense here as it will be expensive for the Estate to dispose of the furniture here and it will be even more expensive to move it to sell it. Here's the issue -- the Estate should convey the furniture in Portland to UBS. Is this possible? What do we need to do to make this happen?
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I am getting ready to fax you Steve Kean's comments to the language. Steve Kean is marking this material as to regulatory information only. Not as to legal. He told me he also passed these market descriptions to Karen Denney in Public Relations for her comments and she supposedly is going to send her comments to me for forwarding to you. I will let you know as soon as I receive your comments.
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Dear Alumni, My name is Nicholas Jamroz, and I am pledging good ol' Mass Delta of SAE. While getting a sig with the current treasurer Matt Barrett, he assigned me to a mission. In order to complete this sig, I need to find out which former treasurer left a particular item on the wall as he was leaving office. I chose a stuffed bear. It looks pretty mangled, with stuffing busting out at the seams, and a torn-off nose. It is brownish-gray in color. Any help you could give me as to who left this or any story behind the bear, please e-mail me back at njamroz@wpi.edu . Thank you for your help and keep the SAE tradition alive. Nick Jamroz
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We now have a computer set up so you can view the TradeSpark website. It is located in a cubicle across from the C-1 conference room (on the side opposite of me, at EB3858D). Since it has taken us so long to get access into this website, it is critical that each of you review your products descriptions of the website AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Can you each please confirm to me that you have completed your review and if you have any issues with the product descriptions please pass them on to Sheri Thomas with EnronOnline. If for any reason you continue to have computer problems, please call Jason, our floor computer tech, ASAP. Thanks for your prompt attention to this!
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Tradespark PC