figmtu/enron_personalization_dev · Datasets at Hugging Face

text stringlengths 1 1.9k	employee_id stringclasses 45 values	__index_level_0__ int64 0 36.6k
I was thinking the easiest way to get us all together would be to get a room at a restaurant for 6 or 6:30 some evening.	dev37	31,149
I have contacted Beth and Cindy already, so they know what it is about, and I will leave messages for the others.	dev37	31,150
I just need to check schedules for now.	dev37	31,151
Also, I think it would be a good idea to have a get together after work once a month or so for the Public Affairs organization.	dev37	31,152
Nothing fancy .	dev37	31,153
.	dev37	31,154
.	dev37	31,155
Cadillac Bar or something similar.	dev37	31,156
.	dev37	31,157
.	dev37	31,158
spouses and significant others invited.	dev37	31,159
Talk it over with a couple of people in the group and let me know what you come up with.	dev37	31,160
I'm afraide this leaves too much room to manuever.	dev37	31,161
Having duties related to setting legislative affairs strategy and developing a plan for contacts on the Hill, will give Cynthia the idea that she can run all aspects of those duties, not just those related specifically to her substantive area.	dev37	31,162
I think it is also worth covering the heavy emphasis on teamwork and supporting, rather than directing, others in the organization.	dev37	31,163
calendar	dev37	31,164
Hey -- you're talking about our future President!	dev37	31,165
I am soooo looking forward to my next Biennial Resource Planning proceeding.	dev37	31,166
Tim I enjoyed meeting with you too.	dev37	31,167
As I mentioned, I thought your answers were thoughtful, well stated, and accurate.	dev37	31,168
In our line of work it helps to triangulate using others' insights and I found yours particularly useful.	dev37	31,169
I would like your insights.	dev37	31,170
Meredith, I'd like yours as well (particularly in light of the messageyou received from Lawson and Jefferson).	dev37	31,171
Laura Schwartz@ENRON	dev37	31,172
calendar -- FYI	dev37	31,173
Start with Joe hillings in DC	dev37	31,174
FYI	dev37	31,175
No, contact Rosalee Fleming (ken's assistant).	dev37	31,176
I let her know that you would be preparing the briefing.	dev37	31,177
I am interested, but it's probably more important that Jeff Dasovich and Sandi Mccubbin (in our SF office) know, so that they can keep the politicos informed (and keep them from doing something stupid).	dev37	31,178
Thanks Enron Energy Services	dev37	31,179
Tony Pryor (GPG legal) asked if we have any credentials/tickets left for die hard democrats in the company.	dev37	31,180
I know Tony will understand if they are already spoken for, but if we have some left that would go unused, we have a volunteer.	dev37	31,181
How's it going?	dev37	31,182
Are you partied out yet?	dev37	31,183
Jeff Shankman (COO of Enron Global Markets) is interested in going and would like to see the schedule.	dev37	31,184
I told him you would send it to him.	dev37	31,185
Jeff can also help us get our message across on the problems in California's power markets (Dasovich can fill you in).	dev37	31,186
Also John ( Woody) Wodraska, managing director of Azurix is interested in attending.	dev37	31,187
Please get in touch with him.	dev37	31,188
I haven't heard from Stan yet.	dev37	31,189
What about the "show cause" order route?	dev37	31,190
Palmisano left a couple of months ago to start his own business.	dev37	31,191
Jeff Keeler (in our DC office) is covering John's issues.	dev37	31,192
Also, you should contact Ken's assistant, Rosalee Fleming, to see when would be a good time to give ken a briefing and see what else he needs.	dev37	31,193
I have told Rosalee that you are preparing the materials for Ken.	dev37	31,194
I can hardly believe Peggy Noonan wrote this.	dev37	31,195
I'm a sucker for blatant heart string pulling.	dev37	31,196
I love it.	dev37	31,197
I'm misty.	dev37	31,198
Did you see Peggy Noonan's article?	dev37	31,199
Shapiro and I are getting misty eyed.	dev37	31,200
FYI	dev37	31,201
As we discussed.	dev37	31,202
Please detach the attachment, combine it with the articles Gavin Dillingham sent me and attach to an e-mail to Robert Zoellick and Irwin Stelzer with this message from me: Attached is some background information on the "reregulation" crisis in California.	dev37	31,203
I'm afraid we have our work cut out for us.	dev37	31,204
We have been working the proces at the state and federal level in the past couple of weeks.	dev37	31,205
I continue to believe (hope)	dev37	31,206
Oops.	dev37	31,207
My computer sent the message before I was finished.	dev37	31,208
I continue to hope that there is more opportunity than risk in this for us.	dev37	31,209
Price volatility is in the news like never before and our main product is price risk management.	dev37	31,210
I know that the inquiries are up, I hope EES and ENA can get some sales out of it.	dev37	31,211
More utilities have been approaching TNPC, EES and ENA about taking over their merchant functions.	dev37	31,212
On the policy side, we are working the issue on both a state and federal level.	dev37	31,213
Whether this country does anything meaningful to deal with the current crisis comes donw to one person ...	dev37	31,214
Linda Breathitt.	dev37	31,215
Ken Lay spoke with Secy Richardson and Sen Schumer about proposing rulemaking initiatives to FERC.	dev37	31,216
We are working the RTO process hard elsewhere in the country and coming up with messages to arm our remaining allies around the country.	dev37	31,217
THis is the biggest time for us on this issue since the very beginnings in California and New Hampshire.	dev37	31,218
In the current panic, however, we will be decimated if we are associated only with a move to keep price caps from going into effect (I saw your message to Mona).	dev37	31,219
I am going to read the comments next, but I start off thinking we need to avoid running headlong into the price cap movement; we may be better off trying to co-opt the movement to get broader reform.	dev37	31,220
Hang in there.	dev37	31,221
The plan was to hit the issue twice -- once in the short format of Ebiz and at greater length in the longer format of the October issue of Enron Business.	dev37	31,222
Please let Paul know.	dev37	31,223
Please go ahead with preparation of the talking points.	dev37	31,224
I'll give Ken a heads up.	dev37	31,225
Background information.	dev37	31,226
I'd like to talk to Ken about making the call.	dev37	31,227
.	dev37	31,228
.	dev37	31,229
I'll see him at Exec comm today.	dev37	31,230
We'll have the usual macroeconomic update from Larry Lindsay and Gavyn Davies, the domestic political update from Bill Kristol and some presentations from Gary Hamel and others focussing on Enron NetWorks.	dev37	31,231
for meeting file	dev37	31,232
See attached WSJ article, particularly the last paragraph.	dev37	31,233
The message is: there has not been enough deregulation; the government is still very much in the way.	dev37	31,234
California is a perfect example: the market has responded to demand increases with thousands of megawatts of new generation, but state and local officials have not sited them, and companies like Enron are offering price protection, but utilities are not allowed to take advantage.	dev37	31,235
Have you solicited comments fromo EES?	dev37	31,236
I believe we should back Massey as well.	dev37	31,237
Who do we weigh in with now?	dev37	31,238
Probably not.	dev37	31,239
Let's communicate Breathitt's interest to Bone and stay out of it for now.	dev37	31,240
Thanks for the note and congratulations.	dev37	31,241
Sorry we didn't get a chance to talk before you left.	dev37	31,242
But, I'm still here; give me a call when you get a	dev37	31,243
I've made some changes (shown in bold).	dev37	31,244
Bracketed text indicates a deletion	dev37	31,245
In my interview I stressed that a big part of the communication problem is the narrow and impermanent nature of the information about what's going on at Enron.	dev37	31,246
Narrow because for every significant activity there are only a few who are in the loop and "impermanent" because very little information is committed to writing (most of it is exchanged in person or over the phone).	dev37	31,247
This is, I believe, what lies at the heart of complaints about cross-department communication.	dev37	31,248

I was thinking the easiest way to get us all together would be to get a room at a restaurant for 6 or 6:30 some evening.

dev37

31,149

I have contacted Beth and Cindy already, so they know what it is about, and I will leave messages for the others.

dev37

31,150

I just need to check schedules for now.

dev37

31,151

Also, I think it would be a good idea to have a get together after work once a month or so for the Public Affairs organization.

dev37

31,152

Nothing fancy .

dev37

31,153

.

dev37

31,154

.

dev37

31,155

Cadillac Bar or something similar.

dev37

31,156

.

dev37

31,157

.

dev37

31,158

spouses and significant others invited.

dev37

31,159

Talk it over with a couple of people in the group and let me know what you come up with.

dev37

31,160

I'm afraide this leaves too much room to manuever.

dev37

31,161

Having duties related to setting legislative affairs strategy and developing a plan for contacts on the Hill, will give Cynthia the idea that she can run all aspects of those duties, not just those related specifically to her substantive area.

dev37

31,162

I think it is also worth covering the heavy emphasis on teamwork and supporting, rather than directing, others in the organization.

dev37

31,163

calendar

dev37

31,164

Hey -- you're talking about our future President!

dev37

31,165

I am soooo looking forward to my next Biennial Resource Planning proceeding.

dev37

31,166

Tim I enjoyed meeting with you too.

dev37

31,167

As I mentioned, I thought your answers were thoughtful, well stated, and accurate.

dev37

31,168

In our line of work it helps to triangulate using others' insights and I found yours particularly useful.

dev37

31,169

I would like your insights.

dev37

31,170

Meredith, I'd like yours as well (particularly in light of the messageyou received from Lawson and Jefferson).

dev37

31,171

Laura Schwartz@ENRON

dev37

31,172

calendar -- FYI

dev37

31,173

Start with Joe hillings in DC

dev37

31,174

FYI

dev37

31,175

No, contact Rosalee Fleming (ken's assistant).

dev37

31,176

I let her know that you would be preparing the briefing.

dev37

31,177

I am interested, but it's probably more important that Jeff Dasovich and Sandi Mccubbin (in our SF office) know, so that they can keep the politicos informed (and keep them from doing something stupid).

dev37

31,178

Thanks Enron Energy Services

dev37

31,179

Tony Pryor (GPG legal) asked if we have any credentials/tickets left for die hard democrats in the company.

dev37

31,180

I know Tony will understand if they are already spoken for, but if we have some left that would go unused, we have a volunteer.

dev37

31,181

How's it going?

dev37

31,182

Are you partied out yet?

dev37

31,183

Jeff Shankman (COO of Enron Global Markets) is interested in going and would like to see the schedule.

dev37

31,184

I told him you would send it to him.

dev37

31,185

Jeff can also help us get our message across on the problems in California's power markets (Dasovich can fill you in).

dev37

31,186

Also John ( Woody) Wodraska, managing director of Azurix is interested in attending.

dev37

31,187

Please get in touch with him.

dev37

31,188

I haven't heard from Stan yet.

dev37

31,189

What about the "show cause" order route?

dev37

31,190

Palmisano left a couple of months ago to start his own business.

dev37

31,191

Jeff Keeler (in our DC office) is covering John's issues.

dev37

31,192

Also, you should contact Ken's assistant, Rosalee Fleming, to see when would be a good time to give ken a briefing and see what else he needs.

dev37

31,193

I have told Rosalee that you are preparing the materials for Ken.

dev37

31,194

I can hardly believe Peggy Noonan wrote this.

dev37

31,195

I'm a sucker for blatant heart string pulling.

dev37

31,196

I love it.

dev37

31,197

I'm misty.

dev37

31,198

Did you see Peggy Noonan's article?

dev37

31,199

Shapiro and I are getting misty eyed.

dev37

31,200

FYI

dev37

31,201

As we discussed.

dev37

31,202

Please detach the attachment, combine it with the articles Gavin Dillingham sent me and attach to an e-mail to Robert Zoellick and Irwin Stelzer with this message from me: Attached is some background information on the "reregulation" crisis in California.

dev37

31,203

I'm afraid we have our work cut out for us.

dev37

31,204

We have been working the proces at the state and federal level in the past couple of weeks.

dev37

31,205

I continue to believe (hope)

dev37

31,206

Oops.

dev37

31,207

My computer sent the message before I was finished.

dev37

31,208

I continue to hope that there is more opportunity than risk in this for us.

dev37

31,209

Price volatility is in the news like never before and our main product is price risk management.

dev37

31,210

I know that the inquiries are up, I hope EES and ENA can get some sales out of it.

dev37

31,211

More utilities have been approaching TNPC, EES and ENA about taking over their merchant functions.

dev37

31,212

On the policy side, we are working the issue on both a state and federal level.

dev37

31,213

Whether this country does anything meaningful to deal with the current crisis comes donw to one person ...

dev37

31,214

Linda Breathitt.

dev37

31,215

Ken Lay spoke with Secy Richardson and Sen Schumer about proposing rulemaking initiatives to FERC.

dev37

31,216

We are working the RTO process hard elsewhere in the country and coming up with messages to arm our remaining allies around the country.

dev37

31,217

THis is the biggest time for us on this issue since the very beginnings in California and New Hampshire.

dev37

31,218

In the current panic, however, we will be decimated if we are associated only with a move to keep price caps from going into effect (I saw your message to Mona).

dev37

31,219

I am going to read the comments next, but I start off thinking we need to avoid running headlong into the price cap movement; we may be better off trying to co-opt the movement to get broader reform.

dev37

31,220

Hang in there.

dev37

31,221

The plan was to hit the issue twice -- once in the short format of Ebiz and at greater length in the longer format of the October issue of Enron Business.

dev37

31,222

Please let Paul know.

dev37

31,223

Please go ahead with preparation of the talking points.

dev37

31,224

I'll give Ken a heads up.

dev37

31,225

Background information.

dev37

31,226

I'd like to talk to Ken about making the call.

dev37

31,227

.

dev37

31,228

.

dev37

31,229

I'll see him at Exec comm today.

dev37

31,230

We'll have the usual macroeconomic update from Larry Lindsay and Gavyn Davies, the domestic political update from Bill Kristol and some presentations from Gary Hamel and others focussing on Enron NetWorks.

dev37

31,231

for meeting file

dev37

31,232

See attached WSJ article, particularly the last paragraph.

dev37

31,233

The message is: there has not been enough deregulation; the government is still very much in the way.

dev37

31,234

California is a perfect example: the market has responded to demand increases with thousands of megawatts of new generation, but state and local officials have not sited them, and companies like Enron are offering price protection, but utilities are not allowed to take advantage.

dev37

31,235

Have you solicited comments fromo EES?

dev37

31,236

I believe we should back Massey as well.

dev37

31,237

Who do we weigh in with now?

dev37

31,238

Probably not.

dev37

31,239

Let's communicate Breathitt's interest to Bone and stay out of it for now.

dev37

31,240

Thanks for the note and congratulations.

dev37

31,241

Sorry we didn't get a chance to talk before you left.

dev37

31,242

But, I'm still here; give me a call when you get a

dev37

31,243

I've made some changes (shown in bold).

dev37

31,244

Bracketed text indicates a deletion

dev37

31,245

In my interview I stressed that a big part of the communication problem is the narrow and impermanent nature of the information about what's going on at Enron.

dev37

31,246

Narrow because for every significant activity there are only a few who are in the loop and "impermanent" because very little information is committed to writing (most of it is exchanged in person or over the phone).

dev37

31,247

This is, I believe, what lies at the heart of complaints about cross-department communication.

dev37

31,248