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This is the content of an email: As discussed in our meeting on Monday, Net Works will be conducting a year-end talent review to identify the top 15% of its employees. In order to prepare for this meeting, please refer to the attached guidelines and criteria. The top 15% should be those individuals who have strong long-term potential and are critical to retain under the current company circumstances. Your Human Resources representative will be contacting you to offer assistance. Names of individuals should be submitted to Marla Barnard by 4:30 p.m. today. This information, along with the next steps for the process will be discussed at our 5 p.m. meeting today. Thank you for your cooperation.

Subject: Talent Review for Net Works - Time Sensitive

This is the content of an email: Just wanted to say hello. I hadn't heard from you lately and wondered how things were going. Have you moved out of the hotel yet? I know how depressing it can be going home to a hotel room every night. Even though the hotel where I lived for the first three months I was in Jakarta was very nice, it was still just a hotel room. I was so glad to get out of there into an apartment - major quality of life improvement. We've been just busy enough for me this month: Austin for a couple of days on Presidents' Day weekend, a Rockets game last Friday, and we're off to the Diverse Works annual gala on Saturday. Ted wants to leave town to do something - anything - next weekend but I'm trying to talk him out of it since we're taking that week-long cruise starting the following Saturday. Since my arguments carry no weight, I'm just lucky that air fares are surprisingly high right now - $1000 rt to Ft. Lauderdale is even too high for Ted. Ted's brother is working on a project here in town so we had him over the other night for dinner. Ted had planned - can you guess - tuna steaks, having conveniently forgotten that his brother is allergic to fish. How do you just forget something like that? Luckily they went to the gym ahead of time and Ted mentioned what was on the menu so they stopped at the store and bought his brother a steak on the way home. That nice January bump in Enron's stock price is ancient history now - pretty much the whole thing has been given back. I'm still going to buy a new car - looks like an Audi A6 - but just one. Hope you are doing well! Mark

Subject: Hi Jim!

This is the content of an email: Dave, I have taken your word file that you forwarded to Travis McCullough and merged it into the Amendment that I had previously forwarded. The only item that needs explanation is your comment concerning Paragraph 11.4. The signed version of the contract that was provided after signature by Charlotte goes directly from the SDP language to paragraph 11.5. As such I would like the language inserted that you indicate is already in the contract. I agree that the language was in the versions prior to the final version. Please call me at (713)853-6895 if you have any questions. If not, please have PG&E sign two copies and forward to me. I will have them signed by ENA and will return a fully executed original for your files.
Subject: Enron OnLine/ENA-PG&E Supplier Agreement