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How did the move go? Everything inside the four walls?
No, I haven't called Kampy yet. It's been a mess at work and we've been in Southern California seeing family the last two weekends. I just had 3 hours of training postponed, so maybe I'll get to it today. The job search is plodding along. I've sent out my resume to a lot of places, both for inv. mgmt. and for Treasury jobs, and I haven't gotten much response. The Treasury jobs all want 5 years or more of experience, which I think is a joke, but maybe they're getting applicants who qualify. It sounds like we might have two potential buyers for this company - a change of ownership/leadership might kill some of the uncertainty. I don't think I'd hang around here long-term, but anything that adds some stability is a good thing. I think the guy's name was Chris Sevrens. I knew him vaguely; nice guy, but one of the I-bankers who was in grad school because he had to be and never seemed to take it very seriously. Of course, I probably took it way too seriously, so what the heck. We've been out of town (first communion for our niece and a long-overdue trip to see my mom) the last two weekends so we'll be laying low. Some yardwork, some chores, maybe a trip to the beach (11 miles to Half Moon Bay - can't beat it). I don't know if I mentioned it, but last summer I read Kerouac's "Big Sur", which is the last book with the Dean Moriarty group. Regards, Tim Sarhatt Cash Manager Adaptive Broadband tsarhatt@adaptivebroadband.com Phone: (408) 743-3459 Fax: (408) 732-4244 -----Original Message----- From: Kevin.Ruscitti@enron.com [mailto:Kevin.Ruscitti@enron.com] Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 8:25 AM To: Sarhatt, Tim Subject: RE: His Grayness I saw that, unbelievable huh? The sad thing is that the folks I work with never heard of Jack Kerouac nor "On the Road". Probably not surprising considering most are from Texas. How's everything going? Did you get an opportunity to call Kampy. How's the job search progressing? Before I forget, was there a guy in our MBA class named Chris Sevrson or something like that? An email was forwarded to me and that name was on the forward list and it sounded familiar. Any big plans for the weekend? We're just hanging around Houston. It seems every weekend for the past year+ we've been doing some type of house work. Hopefully one day it will slow. Talk to you soon. Kevin -----Original Message----- From: "Sarhatt, Tim" <tsarhatt@adaptivebroadband.com<@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Sarhatt+2C+20Tim+22+20+3Ctsarhatt+40adaptivebroadband+ 2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com] Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 3:32 PM To: 'tpshaheen@email.msn.com'; Kevin Ruscitti Subject: RE: His Grayness "Everything that comes out of that guy's mouth is foolishness." Kevin Ruscitti Date unknown By the way, did you see the original manuscript for Jack Kerouac's classic novel of the beat generation went for $2.2 million? Maybe Lisa can propose an appropriate toast at Vesuvio's. Regards, Tim Sarhatt Cash Manager Adaptive Broadband tsarhatt@adaptivebroadband.com Phone: (408) 743-3459 Fax: (408) 732-4244 -----Original Message----- From: Timothy P. Shaheen [mailto:tpshaheen@email.msn.com] Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2001 7:24 PM To: Sarhatt, Tim; Kevin Ruscitti Subject: His Grayness Boys: As I watched the Lakers pound that Texas team?oh yeah, San Antonio, I was thinking about the guy Mr. Ruscitti refers to as "my boy." As I'm sure you were both otherwise occupied, you probably missed my boy in action this afternoon. He was on what he termed a "power walk (catchy, don't you think?)," going door to door with power-saving light bulbs, which he was handing out free of charge to "emphasize our need to conserve energy." Boy, my boy is one powerhouse. You think we could bottle what he's got? Tim
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