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Subject: HBS October 2 Lunch - REMINDER

What is going to happen in the Middle East?
Don't miss this exciting event, join the HBS Club today!
We have many events planned that address both local and national concerns and also give you the chance to meet other Houston area alumni.
The deadline is approaching for the luncheon with Ambassador Edward Djerejian, the founding director of the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University.
The Middle East has taken on an even greater importance in recent days and Ambassador Djerejian is a renowned expert and speaker on this area of the world.
SPEAKER:    Ambassador Edward Djerejian, Director of James A. Baker III                      Public Policy Institute at Rice University
Subject: The Morning Market Call - Tuesday September 25th, 2001.

Good Tuesday Morning - Comments From The Local Guys!
If the market has indeed put in a bottom over the last few days, be prepared for us to 'retest' the lows.
A successful test, is what is needed, followed by a meaningful rally!
The market has already factored in most of the bad news from corporate America.
We may also see individual stocks rise after releasing bad news.
This would also prove to be very meaningful.
Look to use this period to upgrade portfolios.
The 30 -year bond yield is 5.57%.
Subject: eSolutions - Next Generation Concepts -  Ziff Energy Group

Ziff Energy Group presents  eSolutions: Next Generation Concepts  for the E&P Sector  November 7, 2001 Calgary, Alberta  Conference co-sponsored by global leaders in e-business solutions:  SAP Canada, Schlumberger Oil & Gas Information Solutions, IBM Canada  How would you like to harness the power of "e" to improve your E&P company's bottom line?
You can.
Attend our eSolutions conference and learn how you can improve your E&P business significantly by leveraging e-technology for operational and financial results.
Recognized eSolutions experts will focus on the three key ways in which you can do that:  1.
PROCESS  You know how important efficient processes are to the competitiveness of your business.
Nothing helps your people identify and improve internal processes better than e-technology -- from enterprise and e-procurement solutions to collaborative tools and geotechnical systems.
eManaged processes are essential for advancement in the new economy.
Find out how to do it better, faster and more economically.
Subject: HBS October 8 - Mayoral Candidate Panel Luncheon

Dear HBS Alumni: Who is going to be the next mayor of Houston?
How does local government contribute to the fostering and enhancement of key factors that contribute to Houston's economic vitality and quality of life?
Who's the right person to lead and direct the government for the next two years?
Houston residents will be pondering these and other related issues when they vote this November for the next mayor.
Join the HBS Club on October 8th as the mayoral candidates share their views on the future of Houston.
Houston is facing major issues and each candidate will present his thoughts on what needs to be done to continue Houston's growth as a premier city.
Following a fifteen-minute presentation by each candidate there will be a short question and answer period.
SPEAKER:    Mayor Lee Brown, Council Members Chris Bell and Orlando Sanchez
Subject: Golf

Jeff:  If you are in town this week, the weather should be great for golf.
Let me know if you are available and we can go hit the ball.
Best regards,
Subject: GREETINGS FROM JOSEPH

I visited with Joseph Kaye last evening.
He is now in a private room, and is healing as fast as he can.
He is able to sit up by himself, and can walk the hall with assistance.
His remarkable recovery is,  no doubt,  due to his equally remarkable attitude.
His left arm is in a cast, and he is in a lot of pain from the fractures to his face and the back of his skull.
It's difficult for him to eat because of the discomfort remaining from the intubation which had kept him alive immediately following the accident.
In spite of all the above, he looks toward his full recovery and wanted me to tell you that he knows he is alive because of your prayers.
He was proudly wearing an MS150 "finish" pin on his hospital gown which Pat Bertotti took to him, and was thrilled with the  "finish" cap from Team Enron.
When I asked what he'd like to tell the team, he asked me to send you his love and his appreciation for your prayers.
He also asked that you always remember how precious life is, how precious our basic life functions are that we sometimes take for granted.....He shared with me that his Pedal Partner, Tim Hart, had come to visit him at the hospital to thank him for the effort he made to ride and raise money for MS.  Joseph knows that the pain and struggle he has now will be gone in time, but that his Pedal Partner has year after year to deal with the circumstances of managing his life with MS.  Joseph purchased, just before the tour, a great pair of sunglasses with prescription lenses.
They were totaled in the crash, and I thought it would be a good idea for the team to replace those glasses for him.
If you'd like to donate to this, please send your checks to me.
It wouldn't take much from each rider, and what we have left, we can donate to MS in Joseph's honor, since I'm sure he'll not be in any shape to collect his pledges before deadline, and I know he is concerned about the pledges he had promised.
He is very devoted to this cause.
Make your checks payable to Enron Cycling Club and send to address below.
(Please make sure if you are also sending a get-well card to Joseph to put your check in a separate envelope, as I do not open the correspondence you send to him.)
All riders donating to the glasses will have their names included on the presentation.
We have sent him a floral arrangmeent from the team for delivery today.
He enjoyed the mail you have sent, and if you have any more cards and letters please send to:  Amelia Alder, Enron Corp., P.O.
Box 1188, Suite 3AC3120, Houston, TX 77251-1188  If you'd like to email him, please send to me and I will print out and deliver.
Subject: [smu-betas] False alarm for Grumps

Brothers,     Grumps ended up being treated for really nothing.
Once they got a good look at the artery, they found it only to be 30% blocked (had been 100% blocked the surgery before) and there's really nothing to do with that small a blockage.
So, it's really good news.
Guess those echo cardiograms aren't always real accurate.
It showed it blocked, causing the second procedure to be prescribed.
All for naught, thank God.
yours in -kai-,
Subject: Online Compliance Training

Hi Jeffrey:  My name is Pat Brandt and I am the Vice President of our E-Training Group here at the Legal Research Center ("LRC").
As you may know, we are the nation's leading provider of outsourced legal research and writing services.
In fact, LRC was recently named the 2nd best-performing small public company in Minnesota.
In addition to legal research and writing services, we also offer industry-leading, online compliance training - training that could help your organization in the event of a DOJ prosecution.
You can view our compliance modules at work or home, as long as you have access to the internet and a personal access code.
To receive an access code or more information, please call (800-776-9377) or send me a reply email.
Thank you for your time and have a great day!
Sincerely,
Subject: meeting

I want to confirm our committee meeting at Paul's  office on Oct 3rd.
at 7:30 am.
I also ask that you put Jan. 14th 2002 at 7:30 am  on your calendar as our next committee meeting.
Thanks, Bob
Subject: Conference call

I'd like to schedule a conference call with committee members ASAP.
Jeff spoke with the Mayor this afternoon and would like to update everyone on the conversation.
Does Monday, April 30, from 12 to 12:30pm work?
Please let me know ASAP - 713-345-4840.
Thanks,
Subject: Net@Home2001 Highlights

Dear friends and colleagues,  All Europeans have been following the horrific events taking place in the US over the last few days and we are all extremely shocked by this tragedy.
We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to all Americans and sincerely hope that none of you (or relatives/friends/colleagues) has been terribly impacted by these events.
We are also very comforted when seeing American's determination, strength and confidence in the future.
Sigma Consultants
Subject: One other thing.

One thing I forgot to mention this afternoon.
I have recently gone on the board of Kimberly Clark (Kleenex, etc).
They are a heavy user of both power and gas in their manufacturing operations, and it hurt their 1Q results.
I have been telling then that they should start a conversation with Enron relative to outsourcing the management of this.
As it happens, they have a pulp plant they want to sell, and your guys have an interest to help their trading operation.
In the discussions on the pulp plant, don't overlook the opportunity to bundle together a proposal on outsourcing the energy management.
Let me know if I can help.
Thanks for your attention to our problem.
Subject: Executive Summary Information

FYI:  Due to the non-standard operations for in the EOL Management Reporting Group,  the daily Executive Summary report will be delayed.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks
Subject: Carlton Woods

Dear Mr. Skilling,  Please accept my invitation to visit Carlton Woods in The Woodlands.
This will be a great opportunity for you and your family to come inside the gates for a first hand look.
Carlton Woods is the only guard gated, private country club neighborhood The Woodlands has ever created.
Along with a private Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, the neighborhood will boast amenities never before seen in this part of the Houston area.
You'll have the opportunity to view over 30 homes under construction in various stages.
Homes for sale in Carlton Woods range in price from the high 400s up to over 2 million.
We also have an excellent selection of homesites available for purchase with no time frame to build.
If you would like a Carlton Woods discovery package mailed to you, please respond to this E-Mail and I will send one to you.
Regards,
Subject: HBS October 2 Lunch - Ambassador Edward Djerejian

Dear HBS Alumni: What is going to happen in the Middle East?
Please join the HBS Club for a luncheon with Ambassador Edward Djerejian, the founding director of the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University.
The Middle East has taken on an even greater importance in recent days and Ambassador Djerejian is a renowned expert in this area of the world.
SPEAKER:    Ambassador Edward Djerejian, Director of James A. Baker III                      Public Policy Institute at Rice University
Subject: Upcoming bike rides

If you would like a registration form for any of these rides, please let me know or go to www.bicycletexas.com.
September 29 Sealy Crossroads  September 30 Houston Cy-Fair Lions Biking for Sight  October 6 Pineywoods Purgatory  October 7 MADD County Roads Classic  October 6-7 Bike to the Beach MS150  October 13-14 Houston Alamo Challenge October 1 is the registration deadline.
Please send your registration form and pledges to me before then.
October 20 10th Annual Missions Tour de Goliad
Subject: 3Q ECC ride reimbursements

I will be getting ride reimbursements ready at the end of September.
If you haven't already done so, please submit your ride reimbursements to me using the attached form before the end of the month.
Thanks!
Steph :  )
Subject: Harvard University Club of Houston - Harvard Forum REMINDER

Space is still available for the upcoming Harvard Forum.
If you would like to attend, please make your reservations today.
In case you did not receive the invitation, please see the information below.
"Pathways to Success:  What it Takes to Move from Dorm Room to Board Room in Two Easy Decades" - Dinner and Discussion  Club Following upon the rousing success of the Club's first Harvard Forum "Raising Children of Character in A World of Affluence," the Harvard Club of Houston is conducting another Harvard Forum.
We plan to have three during the current academic year.
For those of you unfortunate enough to have missed the first Forum, the format works like this:  we'll have dinner, and then a panel of Harvard grads will give brief introductions to the evening's topic from their perspective, and then we will all engage the topic for ourselves in a moderated discussion.
The panel members will be knowledgeable, but not so expert that anyone will be intimidated.
They will, however, be provocative to assure that the subsequent conversation is lively.
You will come away knowing your fellow Club members better than ever - maybe better than you ever wanted.
We hope that the topic we've picked for the second Forum will be captivating to recent and older alumni alike.
Our panelists will cover the spectrum of vocational experience, not all business people; and you might argue whether some even have a vocation.
Some will identify the critical factors in achieving success, while others will argue that all personal planning is an exercise in self-delusion.
We are confident that the discussion will be informative and lively.
Because of the format, only the first 40 people can be accepted.
We had to turn away people last time, so please respond promptly, as indicated below.
When:    Saturday, September 22, 7:30 p.m. Where:   Briar Club, 2603 Timmons (East Briar Room) Cost:      $35.00 per person Reservations:  Email dottie@kerr-solutions.com or call 281/424-3084  (Payment must be made at time of reservation by credit card or mailing check to 3413 Cobblestone Lane, Baytown, TX 77521-1956.)
For further information, contact David Grizzle (david_grizzle@yahoo.com or 713-324-2966) or Danguole Spakevicius (danguole@fempartners.com or 713-665-4218).
=================== Dottie Kerr (harvardclub@kerr-solutions.com) Administrator for Harvard Club of Houstonwww.harvardclubofhouston.org
Subject: Rides for May - Part 1

Here are the rides for May.
Shiner Bash - May 12 You will need to sign up for this ride yourself.
The cycling club will reimburse $20 for this ride.
Fayetteville Good Ol Summertime Ride - May 6 You will need to sign up for this ride yourself.
The cycling club will reimburse $20 for this ride.
Schulenberg Steeplechase Bike Ride - May 5 You will need to sign up for this ride yourself.
The cycling club will reimburse $20 for this ride.
Subject: Weco Inventory for sale

Weco overstock for sale.
Please see Attached Excel list.
If you have any questions or would like a quote please feel free to contact me at Phone (916) 645-8961 Fax (916) 645-1547.
Thanks,
Subject: Update on Financial Markets

Charles Schwab  =09   =09=09 As of Friday, September the 14th the markets are preparing to reopen Monday= ,  September 17.
The financial exchanges and brokerage firms,  including S= chwab, are conducting extensive system testing over the weekend to ensure s= mooth operation Monday.=09 Important Information:  Financial market update = and FAQs related to recent events   Information on Order Types   Market Vol= atility =09 =09What to Expect on Monday   As we have communicated earlier, there may be=  some short- term price volatility when the market opens.
Accordingly, you=  may want to consider whether to use a limit order or a market order when p= lacing a trade.
(Click here  for more information on order types).
In addi= tion, with potential  strains on systems due to heavy volumes, you may expe= rience operational or execution delays.
(Click here  for more information o= n market volatility).
We are Here to Help   All necessary steps have been=  taken to ensure the continued normal functioning of Schwab's systems and o= perations.
We stand ready to assist you with questions, advice and servici= ng needs.
You can call us at 1-800-435-4000 seven days a week, 24 hours a = day, access our schwab.com  website, or visit a Schwab office near you.
A= s an industry and as a firm, we have successfully worked through challengin= g markets in the past and are here today helping to ensure your financial s= ecurity and success, now and in the future.
We will monitor the situation=  closely.
We encourage you to check schwab.com  and listen to news reports=  for up-to-the minute information.
Notice: All email sent to or from Cha= rles Schwab corporate email system may be retained, monitored and/or review= ed by Schwab personnel.
For your protection, we are unable to accept ins= tructions to change your email address sent in reply to this message.
To up= date your address , please log in to your account using the link below.
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Subject: RADIO ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT TO THE NATION

RADIO ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT                                TO THE NATION          THE PRESIDENT:  Good morning.
This weekend I am engaged in extensive sessions with members of my National Security Council, as we plan a comprehensive assault on terrorism.
This will be a different kind of conflict against a different kind of enemy.
This is a conflict without battlefields or beachheads, a conflict with opponents who believe they are invisible.
Yet, they are mistaken.
They will be exposed, and they will discover what others in the past have learned:  Those who make war against the United States have chosen their own destruction.
Victory against terrorism will not take place in a single battle, but in a series of decisive actions against terrorist organizations and those who harbor and support them.
We are planning a broad and sustained campaign to secure our country and eradicate the evil of terrorism.
And we are determined to see this conflict through.
Americans of every faith and background are committed to this goal.
Yesterday I visited the site of the destruction in New York City and saw an amazing spirit of sacrifice and patriotism and defiance.
I met with rescuers who have worked past exhaustion, who cheered for our country and the great cause we have entered.
In Washington, D.C., the political parties and both Houses of Congress have shown a remarkable unity, and I'm deeply grateful.
A terrorist attack designed to tear us apart has instead bound us together as a nation.
Over the past few days, we have learned much about American courage -- the
Subject: Noble Systems Executive Update + Opportunities For You

Jeffrey,  ATOMS continues to establish itself to be the most effective and reliable predictive dialer in the world!
Previous users of other predictive systems continue to report production improvements of typically 20% with ATOMS.
Please check out several new customer success stories, updates, press releases and feature enhancements at www.noblesys.com  Noble Systems is now initiating a new program where our friends like you can receive $1,000.00 plus for each new customer that you refer to me.
These referral commissions are applicable on only new leads going forward.
You must sign up for this program in advance and register the lead.
If you wish to do so, please advise and I'll forward this sign-up information to you.
Also, in part because of the combined calling of Noble Systems users along with the 16,000 agents working for Teleperformance (our $700 million plus parent), we can now also secure for you a 2.5 cent per minute call rate on T1 traffic.
And you need not even be a Noble Systems user to take advantage of this package.
Please advise and I'll get this information to you.
Current hot items on our product side include extending our skills-based routing from inbound to answering outbound predictive traffic.
In addition to now providing fully automated credit card authorizations, our integrated IVR (Interactive Voice Response) can also do just about any application including automated surveys, automated appointment confirmations, etc.
And, most importantly, PerfectScript can now improve both agent productivity and agent retention more than any single innovation in the past several years.
With PerfectScript, agents may pre-record portions of their presentations, rebuttals, mirandas etc.
At their discretion, the appropriate pre-recorded voice segment plays in lieu of the agent responding; totally seamless and without clicks etc.
so that the other party is not aware that the agent is not really speaking.
At any time your agent may stop the recorded play by simply touching the keyboard space bar and continue in his/her own voice.
Another PerfectScript benefit is that the enthusiasm with which they record their rebuttals tends to be maintained throughout every conversation for optimal results.
And yet another very important benefit of PerfectScript is that agents may pre-record their initial call introduction: "Hello, this is Dan.
May I speak with" at which point your agent then speaks the called party's name and continues on.
Jeffrey, have a great week and whenever I can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to call or email me back.
Subject: Prayers for America - YPO friend from INDIA

Dear Jeff,  I & my family  are deeply disturbed by the cowardly attack on America.
It has been extremely painful to watch such acts of crime.
This is the gravest tragedy we have come across in our lives.
America is the richest democracy in the world & India the largest.
We enjoy freedom & no amount of terrorist act can shake our foundations.
Terrorism is the biggest danger to humanity & let us bravely fight to end these barbaric acts.
Like America, India has been suffering cross border terrorism for more than 2 decades.
Along with you, we feel & suffer from such brutal pains & sorrows.
Our arms reach out for all the families who were victims of this dastardly attack.
I sincerely hope your family, friends & colleagues are safe & are recovering from their worst nightmare.
In the true spirit of YPOer, we all pray to give you, your family & America strength to bear the loss of fellow citizens.
Today, all of us at home & office stood in silent homage.
With sympathy & warm regards,   J.K. Jhaver & Manjulika
Subject: Mentor Network Breakfast meeting - Tuesday,  09.25.01

Dear Mentors:  The Houston Technology Center would like to invite you to attend the Mentor Network Breakfast during which we will introduce a selection of our newest companies.
After the introductions, the Mentors and the companies will be allowed time to network and to find appropriate "mentor connections."
The Mentor breakfast has been rescheduled and will be held on Tuesday, September 25, 2001, at the Briar Club, 2603 Timmons from 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
The cost of the event is $15, no cash will be accepted at the door.
Please register online at: Http://www.houstontech.org/calendar/caldetail.asp?ID=149&DATE=9/25/2001  AGENDA  7:00-7:30		Registration 7:30-8:30		Breakfast/Introduction to Candidate Companies 8:30-9:00		Wrap-up/Networking  I look forward to a great turnout!
Sincerely,