Here is an email: Dear Jeff, I have been an employee of EBS for just about one year. I relocated from New York City, where I had lived and worked all of my life. The reason I made the move to Enron and Houston was the "opportunity and growth" that EBS was going to provide. I sold my home, left my job at AT&T of 18 years and uprooted my family and bought a home in Houston. I enjoyed my various jobs at EBS very much and felt as though I have made a strong contribution to EBS. Yet, I have been told that my position is no longer needed and have been placed in the redeployment program. I have had no opportunities presented to me within Enron or EBS during the past 30 days. I have 15 days to find a job. My family is very upset and worried. My question is " What is the company doing about employees that have been released and feel betrayed?' Rob Picciotto
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Here is an email: Mark Attached is a draft of the chart of power risks. Let me know if there is anything else you would like me to do on this. We are still in the process of reviewing top exposures with credit. Elizabeth 36349
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Here is an email: Jason Wolfe, At this time we are taking deposits on the all new 2002 Thunderbirds. I have several incoming in the next few weeks. Also I have a sold unit on the premises right now, if you want to stop by and take a look it will be here a for a couple of more hours. If you have any further questions or would like to set up a time to come in, please feel free to give me a call at 713-960-9800 or email me back. Looking forward to hearing from you and Central Ford thanks you for the chance to earn your business. Christopher Hayes Internet Manager
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