trying to get a head count on who wants to go to def leppard. everyone knows they love def leppard so i don't want any replies making fun of me b/c i am going to the concert. it is march 1st and it is gonna rock. the whole thing is gonna be mullets and cougars so it should be fun. let me know if you want to go.
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Mark Taylor asked me to run something on Online Trading by you. We got a list of questions on various Online Trading issues from the Products Control Group which appears to be the group the will be managing the Online Trading HelpDesk. One of their questions related to the desire of HelpDesk managers to periodically listen in on phone calls with the customer to ensure what they explained as a "quality control" over the responses given to customers on the HelpDesk. They explained it as being like when your credit card company has an announcement that says the calls may be monitored from time to time. Is this something we want to do? If we do, that brings up other issues, and we will have to run this by our outside counsel, Sullivan & Cromwell. Can you let me know your thoughts...Thanks!
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Last week, several Enron employees participated in a roundtable discussion for National Public Radio's Marketplace. The discussion, which focused on working at Enron today and the company's efforts to reorganize, was positive and upbeat. In Houston, the segment is scheduled to run tonight, April 29 at 6:30 p.m. CST on KUHF 88.7 FM. Employees outside of Houston should check their local NPR listing for Marketplace air times. The segment also will be available later today on NPR's website: www.npr.org.
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Community Relations brought the Matching Gift and Volunteer Incentive Programs into the 21st Century - the programs are now on-line! Congratulations to the following individuals, who won the Enron Matching Gift Program Contest! Each of them was able to designate $1,000 to up to two charities of their choice. Michelle Cash chose The Post Oak School. Rita Homan chose Juvenile Diabetes Foundation of Omaha and The St. Pius/St. Leo Educational Trust Fund. Harald Jensen chose Tejas Home for Youth and The United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast. Heather Johnson chose Urban Business Initiative. Rebecca Skupin chose Stages Repertory Theatre. If you would like to make a donation to an eligible non-profit organization and have Enron match it dollar-for-dollar, please log onto cr.enron.com and then click on Matching Gift and VIP.
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Enron Matching Gift Program Winners