* DARPA is investigating a way to piece together shredded documents, and of course, Enron is used as an example of why this is so necessary, though, of course, Enron did not shred documents.
* David Bermingham gave testimony on January 10, 2012 to a committee investigating extradition. As usual he is smooth as butter. Check it out here.
* Quite possibly the strangest Enron comments I’ve ever heard can be found here. Such as:
Like so many things, it all started with Enron over a decade ago. Because of their fraud, Enron got so bloated with cash that it didn’t know what to do with it all. So it started buying up the naming rights of things. First the building that its offices were in became known as the Enron Building, although Enron wasn’t the only business that had headquarters there. Eventually, it bought a sports stadium just to have its name everywhere it could. Other businesses followed suit.
Well, okay then!
* Enron creditors get a 53% payout, which is about $21.8 billion. At what point can we declare the company officially dead? It has been ten years, which I believe is long enough that there are no more victims (if there ever were.)
* Loren Steffy is still bloating about Enron.
* Some moron has basically accused Andy Fastow of trying to take down Hugo Chavez. If he had, Fastow’s face would be on Mt. Rushmore.
