This is the content of an email: I wanted to thank you for taking the time last Thursday to meet with us to review the activities and Building needs of the College of Biblical Studies. I think you got a good picture of an organization with tremendous impact on our City and our society, yet is relatively unknown in the business community. Your potential leadership help with this College though your contribution and the potential Honorary Chair we discussed could be pivotal in bringing this unique Houston Institution into public view. I can't think of another way to bring disparate cultures together more meaningfully, than to share a common belief in Christ. We look forward to your prayerful consideration of our requests. On another topic, I can't tell you how pleased I was to meet your son. He is a wonderful man that you should be quite proud of. Bonnie and I have 14 , 18, and 20 year old kids.....I can only hope, dream, and pray that they turn out as well !!! Thanks for your time and interest .... I think of what your leadership has

Subject: College of Biblical Studies

This is the content of an email: FYI, The system is now open and you should have recieved an email regarding access. You need to select 5 people to review you. Please select people from different groups and I would suggest putting your trader on the list. Also, please send me a list of accomplishments for this six months. This will help me in drafting my review to help represent you in the review meetings. If you were not an enron employee on 1/1/2001, you will not be ranked with other members or your job classification, but you will still recieve a review. Please shout with any questions. Don't forget the deadlines from the original email. PL

Subject: Performance Review

This is the content of an email: Tana: Jose is helping us out with some research of online issues in Mexico. Could you please e-mail to him the Password Application, the ETA and the financial and physical GTC's? Thanks. Carol

Subject: Hello

This is the content of an email: Dear Ken, I am writing as a former London employee whose last day in the office was Friday 30th November. I don't know if you are aware but this time of year is the tightest time of year for recruitment in London both in the temporary and permanent market place. I am confident in the skill-sets that I can bring to the current market place but the average job search takes 2-3 months and unfortunately I do not have the financial security to enable me to live through that time. That is why I am asking for a small donation of ?1000 to help me pay my mortgage and to see me through Christmas. This e-mail is cheeky but I felt that I had nothing to lose and I hope that you will respond positively to it. Regards
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