Subject: "Shoes".

Body: Hello family and friends, I am in charge of collecting shoes for the needy (C.C.S.C.) via Nicholas' class at River Oaks Baptist School. These shoes can be children's, men's, women's. These shoes can be slippers, tennis shoes, boots, dress shoes or good ole fashion walking shoes. I am more than happy to do a pick up so that you do not have to go out of your way. One pair or many pairs, I'll take what I can get to help out people that NEED shoes. Let me know if you have any and when it is convenient for me to pick them up. The annual shoe drive ends on October 4th so please clean out your closets before then and give away what you are not going to use. Thank you and God Bless,

Subject: "fbsummary.pdf".

Body: Attached is your morning research report for Friday, August 31, 2001. Please contact me if there are particular companies or sectors that you are interested in hearing from. (713-853-2407) Thank You,

Subject: "Analyst & Associate Program - Short Survey".

Body: I invite you to provide feedback on the Analyst & Associate Program, using a very short, anonymous and confidential survey. In the very near future, you will receive an email from ramabile@execlead.com asking for feedback on your overall satisfaction with the Program, and your suggestion of one thing we should focus on for improvement. To insure confidentiality of your responses, Executive Leadership has been engaged to conduct and compile the results of the survey. The survey is designed to be completed in about two minutes, and your participation is important. We plan to do short surveys like this a couple of times each year, in addition to the all employee survey. As always, I invite each of you to contact me or anyone on my team if you'd like to discuss ideas or issues in person. Thank you in advance for your participation, Billy Lemmons

Subject: "Heights question".

Body:
Dear Citizens' Assistance Division: I live in the Houston Heights on the 800 block of Cortlandt. For the 3 years I've lived there, the drainage ditch in front of my house, and several other houses on my street, have been blocked. Any time it rains, we have standing water for several days afterwards. I know that other streets in the Heights have the same problem. I have heard that because of the mild winter we're having, we can expect a bumper crop of mosquitos this summer. Standing water therefore poses a health concern for residents of the Heights this summer. Does the City have any current plans to fix the drainage problem in the Heights? Last year I called and requested that the ditch in front of my house be cleared, but got no response. I hope that this was merely an oversight rather than an indication that the City of Houston has no regard for the health and comfort of its citizens. Any information you can provide would be appreciated. Sincerely,