QUESTION: Sorry that I missed you this morning. I attended that last Financial Council meeting on SAP this morning just prior to my lunch meeting with Mark Frevert and Rick Causey. Nothing substantial came up on Helsinki, so it was fine that we didn't get to talk today. I had wanted to be prepared on how to address out current activities there. So I can get an update on that when we talk tomorrow. I have a meeting on the analyst and associates program from 9:00 to 10:00 tomorrow. I will call you around 10:00 when I get back from that meeting.
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QUESTION: Dear Mr. Lay - My name is Bobby Gerry and I am an employee here at Enron. I do not know if I may be able to provide any financial help to Enron, but certainly I would like to make myself available. As a family, we own an approximate $700 million in Exxon stock and maintain excellent relationships with several investment banks. My mother, Sandra Mosbacher, myself, my brother, as well as my Aunt Caroline Law have all been actively following Enron's situation and are available to help in any way we can. Sincerest regards, Bobby Gerry
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QUESTION: commiserate (kuh-MIZ-uh-rayt) verb tr. To feel or express sympathy or compassion for. verb intr. To sympathize with. [From Latin commiseratus, past participle of commiserari, from com- + miserari (to pity), from miser (pitiable, wretched).] "Even on his death bed, he had reached out to his extended family of friends by phone to joke and commiserate with them about their various problems, as if death weren't looking over his shoulder the whole time." Friendships Make the End of Life Bearable, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug 21, 2001. This week's theme: verbs. ............................................................................ When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. -John Ruskin,
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A.Word.A.Day--commiserate