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OUT: Important Information from PricewaterhouseCoopers IAS-Chris Dorland
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George - This note is to confirm that Murray O'Neil's latest expense report (roughly $2,000) was for valid, POST-petition business. He travels from Portland where he is based, to Houston, as needed, to work on Power settlements and volume management for EES, and these expenses are for airfare, hotel and meals for the week prior to the Christmas holiday. Per our discussion, I assume that these were held up by the system due to the $5,000 limitation, for further review. Please have a member of your team expedite the review of this expense report, so that it can be released today, if possible. I assume that they will confirm to us that the report has been released so that Murray will no longer be behind in his expense reimbursements, since he will be traveling to Houston again (and therefore incurring expenses) on Monday. I understand that Enron is not issuing cash advances, but that once the initial backlog of expense processing is done, that reimbursement will occur much more quickly, now that we are in the post-petition environment. Thanks so much,

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OUT: Murray O'Neil's expenses
QUESTION: Hey, evidently I'm not the only one slacking on the emails - That means you Em. Quick update: I may try to come over Oct 5 - 10 instead of the 4 - 9 so that I can at least spend a little time with Katy. How will that work for y'all? Sue P.S. - Thought you'd like to know that I am doing well in regards to the Ted situation. I'm actually kind of glad he took this week long vacation...that whole out-of-sight, out-of-mind theory really works.
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Jay, I can't seem to add any new products to my customer page. Mike Cowan said to drop you a line and have you clear the pages. Thanx,
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answer: EOL Customer Page
Kramer, How are things going? We are thinking of coming to SF on a golf / party trip sometime in the next few months. Things in Calgary are relatively unchanged. No chicks. Work is going great. Cowan and I are trading Alberta and having a great time. Poker and buying electronics have become the hobbies of choice around here. I am terrible at poker but good at buying electronics. Take it easy and w/b, Dorland
Answer: Kramerica Resources Industries International Development Corporation Partnership Inc. and Sons
Q: Let me know if you can still make lunch this Thursday, 1/24/02. If you have suggestions for time & place, let me know that as well. Schroeder
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Lunch 1/24/02