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We're getting so many great stories that we've extended the deadline for yo=
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Enron Business Extreme Enron entries to Wednesday, March 28!  Have no idea=
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what we're talking about?  Read on=01(
Enron employees are famous for taking risks.  Is this an ingrained=20
characteristic?  Are we natural-born adrenaline junkies?  We think so, but =
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want to find out from you.
If your idea of a good vacation is training for the Eco-Challenge, driving=
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monster trucks or assisting archeological digs in Siberia, tell us all abou=
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it.  If you know of an employee who has an unusual pastime like missionary=
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work in the Congo, chasing tornadoes or filming sharks, we want to know.
Send your entries by email to sarah.palmer@enron.com, by fax to 713-853-679=
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or by mail to Sarah Palmer, Enron Public Relations, EB4703D, Houston, Texas=
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77002.
We'll choose our favorite extreme stories and publish them in the next issu=
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of Enron Business.  Also, don't forget to check out the current issue --=20
newly designed -- at http://home.enron.com/pubs/enronbiz/2001/vol1/index.ht=
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