norway visit : research agenda dear all , i would like to make myself available for some meetings at the oslo office during my visit on friday pm , monday and tuesday . i believe bjarne will be available on tuesday , if not monday , and so would like to arrange the trading and origination meetings for tuesday ( so that he can attend ) and maybe go through the energydesk issues on monday . i will also give a presentation , probably on monday . trading : options & volatility curves it would be useful to meet with the traders along with bjarne ' s team to help us improve our understanding of the valuation / hedging issues encountered in trading options ( both european and asian ) . i hope to discuss the vol curves and will bring the example of the recent work done for the uk electricity desk where a monthly volatility curve generator and initial half - hourly forward volatility curve have been developed . origination : any issues arising in complex deals ( e . g . dry reservoir , user - time contracts ) etc . perhaps with didrik . energydesk . com to support the on - going effort to ensure the accuracy of the energydesk . com systems , i hope to help james stephen nail - down the reasons for some of the discrepancies between the energydesk . com valuation and the oslo book ( for this i hope to meet with trond ) . exotic options : if everything runs smoothly , i plan to roll - out the new asian model which should also help us in improving our electricity volatility curve . i will be in the oslo office from friday afternoon , and available all day monday and tuesday . i will be staying at the grand hotel and probably contactable on my mobile : 07747 86813 . look forward to meeting you soon ! regards , anjam x 35383 p . s . i will be contactable on my mobile for any urgent queries from london customers : 07747 868131 , or reachable through catherine / maret ( x 2570 )


valero 10 / 00 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by gary w lamphier / hou / ect on 11 / 15 / 2000 12 : 17 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - rebecca griffin @ enron 11 / 15 / 2000 12 : 06 pm to : gary w lamphier / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : valero 10 / 00 i noticed the new october deals for valero ( 414065 , 414074 , 414071 ) include both the base index pricing and the swing gas daily pricing . however , the old swing deals ( 148386 , 148391 , 148382 ) are still valid through october . should these deals be effective for october ? thanks for your help . rebecca

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opportunity to discuss sally i feel i already know you having had the benefit of sitting next to brent for the last few months - but i realise i have been impolite in not organising a call just to introduce myself and arrange dates for a visit to houston . additionally brent , shona and i have spent some excellent time on the subject of internal control enivronment / operational risk / doorstep and i wanted to agree potential next steps with you . do you have anytime today / tomorrow ? regards mike


Don't fret. I'll buy the ovulation test strips and send them to you. You wont get them til like march. Can you send me your postal address.u'll be alright.Okay.


obscure haiku buy a puppy, ro! they are chick magnets. master ventriloquism.gg-----Original Message----- From: fork-admin@xent.com [mailto:fork-admin@xent.com]On Behalf Of Tom Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 7:13 PM To: R. A. Hettinga Cc: fork@spamassassin.taint.org Subject: Re: AA Meetings the Hottest Place to Meet Women With Big Bucks On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, R. A. Hettinga wrote: --]AA Meetings the Hottest Place to Meet Women With Big BucksAnd, as always, you can take a page out of Fight Club and start showing up at all sorts of support groups. Look what it did for Marla and Jack..."JACK You can't have *both* parasites. You take blood parasites and -- MARLA I want brain parasites. She opens another dryer and does the same thing again. PG 19 JACK Okay. I'll take blood parasites and I'll take organic brain dementia and -- MARLA I want that. JACK You can't have the whole brain! MARLA So far, you have four and I have two! JACK Well, then, take blood parasites. Now, we each have three. MARLA So, we each have three -- that's six. What about the seventh day? I want ascending bowel cancer. JACK *I* want ascending bowel cancer. MARLA That's your favorite, too? Tried to slip it by me, huh? JACK We'll split it. You get it the first and third Sunday of the month. MARLA Deal."


Should I have picked up a receipt or something earlier


fw : it commercial coordination budget i ' m trying to get approval for the portion of my 2002 budget that is currently allocated to ea . currently my budget estimates that 25 % will be allocated to ena for mainly the projects listed below in my original message to geoff . . another 25 % is allocated to ees to cover my groups efforts in coordinating their move to wholesale systems . the remaining 50 % stays within networks to cover commercial deals like hpl etc . most of the ena projects that i work on are in brians world with a small part of my time spent on coordinating projects in calgary and edi projects for gas nominations . who do i need to discuss this with ? tommy yanowski - - - - - original message - - - - - from : storey , geoff sent : tuesday , october 16 , 2001 8 : 49 am to : yanowski , tommy j . subject : re : it commercial coordination budget tommy , i ' ve been getting lots of email about it budgets . my roll is to oversee the it projects specifically for gas trading , particularly development projects . i ' m not sure your projects will directly affect gas trading and i dont know who to point you toward . sorry i cant help . call me if you like geof - - - - - original message - - - - - from : yanowski , tommy j . sent : monday , october 15 , 2001 4 : 47 pm to : storey , geoff subject : it commercial coordination budget geoff : i understand that i need to get with you to approve the portion of my budget that is allocated the enron america ' s . currently $ 299 , 871 is budgeted for allocation to ea . my group coordinates jv activities as well as conducting due diligence on it areas related to aquisitions and divestitures . the amount budgeted above is for the following known projects : coordination and operations under the bridgeline it services agreement due diligence related to project sugarcane and how we may monetize our investment in bridgeline in 2002 ena will bill bridgeline $ 1 , 250 , 000 for it services . since chevron / texaco covers 60 % of the bill ena will net $ 750 , 000 in revenue for the services coordinated by my group . let me know if you ' d like to get together and discuss this in any detail . tommy yanowski x 36858 .


Sorry, my battery died, I can come by but I'm only getting a gram for now, where's your place?


el paso starts line 2000 conversion el paso shines up line 2000 for gas conversion el paso natural gas this week received approval to begin the internal cleaning of its line 2000 , which would convert the former all american oil pipeline to gas service . the internal cleaning , or " pigging , " will begin at the la paz pump station , and when this portion of the conversion is completed , the project will add about 230 mmcf / d of new capacity by aug . 31 . el paso bought the line from plains all american pipeline l . p . in early 2000 . it extends 1 , 088 miles from emidio , ca , to mccamey , tx . the purchase also included any fiber optic rights that all american had along its entire 1 , 233 - mile system . el paso was awarded a federal energy regulatory commission certificate to begin the conversion project in may , and then began a binding open season for additional capacity , which extends through aug . 2 . the open season is for 230 mmcf / d of capacity from the keystone and waha areas of the permian basin in west texas to the california border near ehrenberg , az . the expansion capacity will be made available by adding compression to line 2000 from mccamey to ehrenberg , with a projected in - service date of mid - 2003 .


URL: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/10/07.html#my_good_easy
Date: 2002-10-07T17:59:05-05:00_Joe Gregorio_: My next pet project[1]. â€œTrying to re-create the "Good
Easy[2]" on a Windows machine.â€ I have also made half-hearted attempts in
this direction, as I am forced to use Windows during the day. I say
half-hearted because I'm still application-centric, and I don't go as far with
keyboard shortcuts as I could. But I don't use the desktop at all (never have,
on any system), and I don't use ctrl alt keyboard shortcuts because I
personally find them awkward (YMMV). If you must use Windows, the first step
towards a productive system is managing your Start menu. I use the main level of the Start menu with numbered shortcuts to my most
common programs. "0 Control Panel[3]", "1 Mozilla[4]", "2 Emacs[5]", "3 DOS
home", "4 DOS work", "5 DOS incoming" (each of which gives me a command line,
but in different directories), "7 Python[6]", "9 IE". Also "# Explorer home",
"$ Explorer work", "% Explorer incoming", which open Explorer windows in
various useful directories (the same directories as the DOS shortcuts, only
with the shift key held down, and yes, I intentionally set it up so that $ went
to my work folder). Less-used programs are taken out of their useless submenus
(as installed) and moved directly into the Programs submenu and given unique
first letters as needed. "Ad-aware[7]", "Excel[8]", "IM", "Netscape 4[9]",
"Paint Shop Pro", "Query Tool (ODBC)[10]", "VMWare[11]", "Word[12]". All other
submenus except Startup are removed from the Programs menu. (Yes, delete
"Accessories". Do you honestly ever use it? If so, it's probably a sign of a
larger productivity problem.) Things which never need to be run manually (like
WinZip and Quicktime) are removed from the Programs menu. Maintaining a clean
Programs menu is an ongoing struggle, but well worth it. On most modern keyboards, there is a key next to your left alt key that opens
the start menu, which you can press with your left thumb without taking your
fingers off the home keys. Otherwise ctrl esc always works. Menu 4 gives me a
new command prompt in my work directory. Menu P N runs Netscape 4 (for
compatibility testing in my day job, ugh). Mozilla and Emacs are almost always
open, but I quit lesser-used applications as soon as I'm done using them
(mostly because my laptop doesn't have a lot of memory). I install Cygwin[13] so that the command line is actually useful. Cygwin is a
collection of Windows ports of all your favorite UNIX utilities, including mv,
cp, scp, ssh, man, tar, less, grep, patch, ncftp, cvs, and many others. And
bash, which I don't use because I dislike how it handles Windows pathnames. I
also set the properties of my command line shortcuts to set the window size to
120 x 50 (almost full screen at 1024 x 768), and screen buffer size to 120 x
3000. Set window position at 0 x 0, and don't let the system position the
window. In Mozilla, I set my home page to "about:blank", set Internet Search to search
with Google, use Tabbed Browsing, open tabs instead of windows in all possible
cases, always show the tab bar, and load links in the background (essential for
weblog surfing, you can ctrl click links to open them in new tabs in the
background). Under Scripts & Plugins, I do not allow scripts to open
unrequested windows. I turn off the sidebar, turn on the Site Navigation Bar,
delete all pre-installed bookmarks, and create two bookmarks: one which takes
me to my webmail, and another which takes me to my internal site search[14],
from which I can find all other bookmarks I need. In Internet Explorer, I set my home page to the page to edit my weblog, since
that's the only thing I do in Internet Explorer. alt tab back and forth between
Mozilla and IE is easier than ctrl pgup/pgdown between tabs within Mozilla,
since TEXTAREAs in Mozilla lose focus when you switch tabs, making copying and
pasting weblog entries virtua


Rose, Bobby wrote:
> Ouch ;-)  Although I'm not ready to give up razor just yet, I'd like to
> see a pyzor check in SA.  I don't think it even needs to be written in
> perl.  SA is actually calling razor-check and razor-report as well as
> dccproc for those checks so it should be nothing more than duplication
> of coding to add pyzor. The problem is that Python has a much longer startup time than Perl
(though this may have changed recently, I don't know). This is partly
why Python was never very popular for CGIs.Matt.
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Raymond L. Wallace, 83
Bigfoot Story Teller
(1919-2002)Ray Wallace, a controversial figure involved in 44 years of Bigfoot-related
events, died November 26, 2002, in Toledo, Washington.  The Washington State
construction tycoon had been ill for some time, living in a Toledo rest
home.It was at Bluff Creek, California, in 1958, which found Ray WallaceÂ¹s
company building a new road through the northern California forest.   In
August through October, Wallace Construction Company's employee Jerry Crew
found tracks of a huge humanlike foot.  Thanks to instructions from
taxidermist Bob Titmus, Crew made the first plaster casts of a footprint
from this hairy upright creature his fellow workers called Â³Bigfoot.Â²  Crew
took the cast to town, to quiet local ridicule, and showed it to a Humboldt
County newspaper editor.  The photograph of Jerry Crew with the giant
plaster of Paris foot imprint went out over the newswires.   It produced a
revolutionary shift from small regional stories of Sasquatch to todayÂ¹s
global awareness of Bigfoot. Soon after the publicized Crew finds, Wallace
and his brother claimed other Bigfoot activity around the construction site;
Wallace said he found tracks and droppings of Bigfoot.Wallace was to be involved with the local tales of hairy giants for the rest
of his life.  Allegedly in the later in the 1950s, for example, Wallace
offered to sell Texas millionaire Tom Slick a captured Bigfoot.  Wallace
failed to produce the creature when Slick came up with an offer. Down
through the years, Wallace would carry on pranks, be tied to carved fake
Sasquatch feet, and produce and try to sell dubious photographs and films.
He was a great letter writer and would pen long passages to magazine editors
about this photographs or telling of how he knew a Bigfoot was nearby
guarding a mine full of gold.  After awhile, most Bigfoot hunters and
researchers took Wallace as merely a spinner of fanciful tall tales. Through
his contributions to Strange Magazine, the Track Record, and indirectly to
Fate Magazine, Wallace relished keeping his name in the limelight of the
Bigfoot mystery.In March 1998, Ray Wallace offered a million dollars to the first person who
could bring him a live baby Bigfoot.  Saying he had tracked Bigfoot for
forty years, Wallace claimed he wanted to raise a young Sasquatch to
adulthood. Wallace told reporters he planned to raise a baby Bigfoot with
Â³care and respectÂ² and would like to train the creature to ride around with
him in his pickup truck and help out with chores around his ranch.  No one
came forth with a baby Bigfoot.Ray Wallace added an intriguing, mostly harmless story-telling element to
the otherwise often serious pursuit of Bigfoot that various friends of his,
such as Ray Crowe, Director of the International Bigfoot Society, enjoyed.Ray Wallace was interred at the Lone Hill Cemetery in Toledo, Washington
State, on November 30, 2002.Â©Loren Coleman 2002
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That's ok. I popped in to ask bout something and she said you'd been in. Are you around tonght wen this girl comes?


enrononline - stack manager changes we have made the following modifications to the enrononline applications . stack manager changes fill order enhancements - ( effective tuesday september 25 ) ? to fill a top of stack order in stack manager , right click on the pink shaded order in the depth window of stack manager and select fill . ? the trader now has the ability to fill limit orders that appear at the top of the trader ' s stack on both sides . ? the order will now be filled at the full order volume regardless of the trader ' s stack volume . ? filling an order will not move the trader ' s price or cause a hedge to occur . resize floated stack windows - ( effective tuesday september 25 ) you will now have the ability to resize the stack window to the desired extent . website changes ( effective monday september 24 ) limit order restrictions on physical transactions - ? customers will not be allowed to transact with themselves on physical transactions . if a top of stack limit order has been placed on a physical product the counterparty or desk that placed the order will not be allowed to transact on it . ? if a customer or desk has top of stack limit orders at different prices on both the bid and offer and subsequently moves the price of one so that they are at the same price , both orders will be cancelled . the customer would have effectively transacted with himself . please call me if you have any questions . thanks . savita ( x 31787 )


conferrence ' minority languages in context ' minority languages in context : diversity and standardisation the provisional programm of the ' colloque 1998 de la vals / asla ' , 21st - 23rd september 1998 , in chur , switzerland , about ' minority languages in context : diversity and standardisation ' is available on the following website : http : / / www . romsem . unibas . ch / vals _ asla / colloque98 / colloque98eng . htm the final programm of the congress will be available around mid june . eva roos aal , university of berne , switzerland eva . roos @ aal . unibe . ch


wrong lctl gopher path last week , i announced the less commonly taught languages project gopher , which presents all us and canadian colleges and universities that teach lctls . the path i gave to get to the gopher was wrong . i left off one crucial step . the correct path is below . i apologize to all of you who have tried and failed to make the connection . please try us again . ( also apologize for cluttering your e-mail boxes and for cross-posting this to as many language lists as i know of . ) | + - - ) university of minnesota | + - - ) university of minnesota campus information ( < < < = = = = | + - - ) all the university of minnesota gopher servers | + - - - ) center for advanced research on language acquisition or url gopher : / / lctl . acad . umn . edu louis janus less commonly taught languages project center for advanced research on language acquisition university of minnesota utec - - 1313 5th street se , suite 111 minneapolis , mn 55414 612 / 627-1872 ( voice ) 612 / 627-1875 ( fax ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - janus005 @ maroon . tc . umn . edu or lctl @ maroon . tc . umn . edu - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -


interview with enron dear mr . kaminski , ? even though i cannot pass " official " interviews , i would like to discuss with enron . i was really impressed by your presentation and i think i would be a good fit for your firm . ? i know that you ? will be soon recruiting on campus , maybe we could set up an " informal meeting " . either give me a call at home ( 412 - 802 - 6429 ) or send me an email at this address . i would appreciate though not to appear on interview lists . ? pierre - philippe ste - marie http : / / pstemarie . homestead . com


enron capitalism a primer on how to succeed in business : capitalism you have two cows . you sell one and buy a bull . your herd multiplies , and the economy grows . you sell them and retire on the income . enron capitalism you have two cows . you sell three of them to your publicly listed company , using letters of credit opened by your brother - in - law at the bank , then execute a debt / equity swap with an associated general offer so that you get all four cows back , with a tax exemption for five cows . the milk rights of the six cows are transferred via an intermediary to a cayman island company secretly owned by your cfo who sells the rights to all seven cows back to your listed company . the annual report says the company owns eight cows , with an option on six more .


negation : syntax , semantics and pragmatics university of salford , greater manchester , uk european studies research institute north west centre for linguistics first annual international conference negation : syntax , semantics and pragmatics ( organiser : paul rowlett , salford ) friday 30 october to sunday 1 november 1998 faraday house , research & graduate college , university of salford , greater manchester , uk sponsored by : the british academy the linguistics association of great britain the french embassy in london keynote speakers william a laduasaw , ucsc , usa laurence r horn , yale , usa liliane haegeman , geneva , switzerland program ( booking form at the end of this posting ) friday 30 october 1998 8 . 45 - 9 . 15am registration and coffee 9 . 15 - 9 . 30am introduction and welcome 9 . 30-10 . 0am metalinguistic negation in focus , suengho ham , seoul university , korea 10 . 0-10 . 30am focus - induced neg-concord failures , vieri samek - lodovici , university college london , uk 10 . 30-11 . 0am the focusing negative ' mhaih ' in cantonese chinese : a look at contrastive and metalinguistic negation , juliet wai hong , university of texas at austin , usa 11 . 0-11 . 30am coffee 11 . 30am - 12noon compositional , inherent and frozen negation : lexicalism versus functional categories , kazuhiko fukushima , kansai gaidai university , japan 12noon - 1pm keynote lecture negation , saturation and predication , william ladusaw , university of california at santa cruz , usa 1 . 0 - 2 . 0pm lunch 2 . 0 - 2 . 30pm a minimalist approach to the syntax of multiple negation in french , hugues m . peters , university of the west indies , jamaica 2 . 30 - 3 . 0pm negation and the diachrony of features , anna roussou , university of wales , bangor , uk and ian roberts , stuttgart university , germany 3 . 0 - 3 . 30pm a lexical-functional approach to the syntax of negation in french , veronika knueppel , konstanz university , germany 3 . 30 - 4 . 0pm tea 4 . 0 - 4 . 30pm the riddle of n-words in polish : quantificational versus non-quantificational , universal versus existential , joanna blaszczak , humboldt university , berlin , germany 4 . 30 - 5 . 0pm negative polarity items in russian , asya pereltsvaig , mcgill university , montreal , canada 5 . 0 - 5 . 30pm negation in hungarian , john payne and erika chisarik , university of manchester , uk 6 . 0 - 7 . 0pm reception at blackwell 's campus bookshop saturday 31 october 1998 9 . 0 - 9 . 30am coffee 9 . 30-10 . 0am on romance sensitivity to non-veridicality , joao peres , university of lisbon , portugal 10 . 0-10 . 30am ( non - ) occurrence of sentential ' no ' in spanish negative sentences , javier martin - gonzalez , harvard university , usa 10 . 30-11 . 0am negation with [ - neg ] features , marie - therese vinet , sherbrooke university , quebec city , canada 11 . 0-11 . 30am coffee 11 . 30am - 12noon adverbial verb phrases and downwards monotonicity : negativity and the demorgan taxonomist 's dilemma , jay atlas , pomona college , california , usa 12noon - 1 . 0pm keynote lecture free - choice indefinites and the two ' any ' problem laurence r horn , yale university , usa 1 . 0 - 2 . 0pm lunch 2 . 0 - 2 . 30pm negative concord and the scope of universals , anastasia giannakidou , university of amsterdam , the netherlands 2 . 30 - 3 . 0pm procedural marking of propositional attitude in norwegian sentences with a negative ' wh ' - complement , thorsten fretheim , university of trondheim , norway 3 . 0 - 3 . 30pm some problems with the semantics of negation with reference to english and korean , hye - kung lee , university of cambridge , uk 3 . 30 - 4 . 0pm tea 4 . 0 - 4 . 30pm syntactic licensing of negative polarity , patrick a schindler , tuebingen university , germany 4 . 30 - 5 . 0pm the grammatical basis of polarity items , ana maria martins , university of lisbon , portugal 5 . 0 - 5 . 30pm the bi-polarity of ' any ' , lucia tovena , institute of scientific & technol


foreign language in commercials content - length : 1937 greetings ! i ' m wondering if someone out there can identify the languages used in two recent ibm commercials . they have out a series of three ads with people in different countries talking about ibm equipment and services . one ad has two old gentlemen walking along what looks like the seine , speaking french . a second ad has two men sitting in what is apparently a middle eastern marketplace , and a third ad has nuns discussing ibm equipment on their way to mass . i assume the men are speaking arabic ( though i would be grateful to have that confirmed ) , but i have no idea what the nuns are speaking . anyone know ? i would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those who responded to my questions early last year about some french , italian and swedish expressions in some print ads . i meant to send individual thanks , but i lost the file in which i had the respondents ! please forgive me , and accept this general acknowledgment instead . if any of you who did respond would like to know more about what we did with your input , i would be glad to send you more information ( even the paper we wrote , if you want ) . thanks very much , mary ellen renryder @ idbsu . idbsu . edu


    Date:        Mon, 26 Aug 2002 09:27:56 -0500
    From:        Chris Garrigues
    Message-ID:  <1030372078.11075.TMDA@deepeddy.vircio.com>  | Tell me what keystroke made it happen so I can reproduce it and I'll
  | see what I can do about it (or if I can't, I'll hand it off to Brent).Don't worry too much about it, you seem to have plenty of other things
to do in the immediate future, and this one isn't so critical that people
can't use the code in normal ways.But, to make it happen, type (with normal key bindings) any digit, so the
code thinks you're trying a message number, then backspace, so the digit
goes away, then '-' (other junk characters don't seem to have the
problem, I have just been playing).   That will do it (every time).That is: 0 ^h -Once you get into that state, the same traceback occurs for every
character you type, until a message is selected with the mouse.This is looking like it might be easy to find and fix, so I'll take a
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On Pungenday, the 9th day of Bureaucracy, Padraig Brady confessed:
> How can I repeat a string an arbitrary number
> of times in bash/sed/...
>
> I.E. I'm missing the repeat in the following:
>
> STRING="> "
> NUMBER=3
> PREFIX=repeat $STRING $NUMBER
> echo $PREFIX
> > > >
perl ?  STRING="> "
  NUMBER=3
  PREFIX=`perl -e "print '$STRING' x $NUMBER;"`
  echo $PREFIXI'm pretty sure the bsd 'jot' utility can do this too, but I don't
have it to hand.-kev--
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console 7 : cfp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - console 7 - call for papers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the seventh meeting of the student organisation of linguistics in europe ( console ) will be held at the university of bergen , norway , from 9 to 11 december 1998 . sole aims at providing students of generative linguistics with a possibility of gaining international experience and a publication forum of their own . furthermore , sole strives to enhance contacts and cooperation between students of generative linguistics in europe and around the world . papers are solicited from students in the field of generative linguistics , more specifically in , but not limited to , phonology , morphology , semantics , sign language , language acquisition and syntax . submissions may be sent either by regular mail or e-mail . if regular mail is used , please send five copies , of which four should be anonymous and one should contain your name , affiliation , address and e-mail address . abstracts should be set in at least 10 point and must not exceed two pages , including references , diagrams , and examples . please send abstracts to : console 7 department of linguistics and comparative literature section for linguistic studies sydnesplass 7 n-5007 bergen norway e - mail submissions must be text only ( ascii format ) . abstracts submitted in this way should not exceed 1300 words , including references , diagrams , and examples , and they may be sent to : abstracts @ babel . ling . uib . no the deadline for submission is 1 august , 1998 ( regardless of mode of submission ) . abstracts received after 1 august will not be considered . submissions by fax will not be accepted . questions regarding submissions and the conference in general can be addressed to the local organisers at the following e-mail address or fax number : e - mail : console7 @ babel . ling . uib . no fax : + 47-55 58 93 54 or to the sole board at the following e-mail address : sole @ rullet . leidenuniv . nl information regarding the conference can be found at the following website : http : / / www . ling . uib . no / console - 7 local organisers : sole board : oystein alexander vangsnes michael redford dagmar bendt tina cambier - langeveld inger marie berntzen aniko liptak torodd kinn martha thunes


est-ce que questions several weeks ago , i ' ve sent an inquiry about is it that / est-ce que interrogatives to the list . many of you took the time to answer to it , so i feel very sorry for not giving any summary of the replies before today . i have written one in french , which i display here . if some of you would like a translation , please ask and i ' ll write one . thanks again for your precious collaboration ! the inquiry was : j ' ai rencontre l ' enonce authentique suivant : why is it that ( people are never happy ) ? qui ressemble beaucoup au fran ais : pourquoi est-ce que ( les gens ne sont jamais contents ) ? j ' aimerais savoir s ' il est possible de poser une question de la meme maniere avec : what , who , when , where or how ? what is it that you said / are saying ? who is it that you met / are meeting ? when is it that you met / are meeting her ? how is it that you did / do this ? where is it that you were / are ? sur les 54 reponses obtenues , 21 consistent en une phrase : " tous ces exemples me paraissent acceptables et normaux " . les auteurs des autres reponses ont tres majoritairement accepte tous les exemples egalement , mais avec quelques restrictions d ' emploi que nous developpons ici . les quatre grands types de restrictions sont le registre de langue employe , la semantique de l ' interrogative , la nature de l ' adverbe interrogatif et le temps du verbe etre place avant ' it that ' . 1 . le registre employe est juge pertinent pour l ' acceptabilite de la structure , comme le montrent les six remarques suivantes : " alors que les phrases proposees seraient appropriees dans un registre tres formel , des equivalents plus courants [ colloquial ] seraient : you said / are saying whatj ? you met / are meeting whoj ? you met / are meeting her whenj ? you did / do this howj ? you were / are where j ? cet equivalent ' courant ' n ' existe pas cependant avec why . je dirais plutot : people never seem to be happy . why ( is that ) j ? " " why is it that convient mais ne semble pas tres naturel ; l ' emploi de ' that ' marque un registre plus formel . " " les exemples semblent appropries dans tous les registres , peut-etre un peu moins frequents dans un ecrit tres formel . " " toutes ces questions sont parfaitement ordinaires . " " j ' attribue ces phrases au registre courant [ colloquial ] plutot que litteraire . " " je dirais que ces phrases seraient acceptees par n ' importe quel locuteur americanophone , au moins dans une conversation informelle . " les commentaires divergent , certains locuteurs attribuant les exemples a un registre formel , d ' autres a un registre non formel . la premiere personne optant pour le registre formel precise que ce type d ' enonce est caracteristique d ' une question que poserait par exemple un avocat au cours d ' un proces ; mais c ' est peut-etre plutot la semantique de la question qui importe ici , et non le registre . la deuxieme personne ayant choisi le registre formel semble cependant s ' appuyer surtout sur la presence de that . en effet , une autre reponse souligne la difference existant entre les formes ' why is it ' et ' why is it that ' . par consequent nous pouvons retenir des commentaires obtenus que la construction qui nous interesse releve globalement d ' un registre courant - voire familier - mais peut se retrouver dans d ' autres registres sous certaines formes ( avec that vs sans that ) et pour exprimer certains actes de parole . 2 . la semantique de l ' interrogative intervient elle aussi dans le choix de cette construction , comme l ' attestent les 13 remarques suivantes : " par rapport a la construction plus traditionnelle , celle-ci se limite aux cas ou le locuteur exprime une repetition ou une clarification apres avoir pose la question sous la forme plus courante : me : what did you sayj ? you : i said " goodbye and good riddancej ! " me : what is it that you saidj ? i was n't listening closely . " " cette construction marquee n ' est appropriee que si


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EFFector       Vol. 15, No. 25        August 16, 2002     ren@eff.orgA Publication of the Electronic Frontier Foundation     ISSN 1062-9424
In the 225th Issue of EFFector:    * Judge Grants Consumer Voice in ReplayTV Lawsuit
    * Musician Disputes Industry's Stance on Music Sharing
    * Shake Your Money Maker; EFF Is Throwing a Party Next Thursday!
    * Join the Fun at EFF's VIP Party with Wil Wheaton!
    * Court Hearing Set in DeCSS Publication Jurisdiction Case
    * Deep Links: Lawrence Lessig's Second-to-Last Speech on Copyright
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      to Build a Police State
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* Judge Grants Consumer Voice in ReplayTV Lawsuit  Hollywood Tries to Skip Over Consumers' ConcernsLos Angeles - Judge Florence Cooper today granted five ReplayTV owners
a voice in the court debate over their rights to record television
programs and to skip commercials using digital video recorders (DVRs).
The federal court denied the entertainment industry motion to dismiss
the ReplayTV owners' lawsuit and agreed to combine the consumer
lawsuit with an entertainment industry lawsuit filed last fall to ban
ReplayTV DVRs."We're pleased the court has recognized that the debate about digital
video recorders must include the customers who purchase and use the
devices," said Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Intellectual
Property Attorney Robin Gross."[T]he issue of whether the Newmark Plaintiffs' use of the ReplayTV
DVRs' send-show and commercial-skipping features constitutes fair use
will most likely figure prominently in both the ReplayTV action and
the Newmark action," wrote Judge Cooper in her opinion.Responding to the entertainment industry's lawsuit against DVR
manufacturers, EFF petitioned the court on behalf of the five ReplayTV
owners to declare legal their use of the digital devices also known as
personal video recorders (PVRs). EFF seeks to ensure that the legal
debate over DVRs will include consumers' concerns along with those of
the entertainment and consumer electronics industries.The entertainment industry claims that commercial skipping infringes
copyright and digital recording aids piracy."I'm not a crook if I skip commercials or share a news interview of
myself with my mom using the SendShow feature rather than sending her
a videotape," said Craig Newmark, founder of craigslist.org and a
ReplayTV owner. "I shouldn't have to worry about getting prosecuted,
but the Turner Broadcasting CEO tells us that taking a bathroom break
is criminal. We even have Senators urging Attorney General Ashcroft to
prosecute people who share files."Along with Newmark, ReplayTV customers filing the lawsuit with legal
representation by the EFF are: Keith Ogden, owner of a financial
broker firm in San Francisco; Shawn Hughes, a small business owner in
Georgia; Seattle journalist Glenn Fleishman; and southern Californian
video engineer Phil Wright.Links:For this release:
http://www.eff.org/IP/Video/Newmark_v_Turner/20020816_eff_pr.htmlCourt order denying dismissal and combining the ReplayTV cases:
http://www.eff.org/IP/Video/Newmark_v_Turner/20020816_consolidation_granted.htmlFor more information on the ReplayTV customers' suit:
http://www.eff.org/IP/Video/Newmark_v_Turner/For more information on the entertainment industry's suit:
http://www.eff.org/IP/Video/Paramount_v_ReplayTV/EFF Fair Use FAQ:
http://www.eff.org/IP/eff_fair_use_faq.html- end -
* Musician Disputes Industry's Stance on Music Sharing  Janis Ian Urges Artists Speak Out, Support Free DownloadsSan Francisco - Grammy-winning songwriter and recording artist Janis
Ian today challenged the music industry by celebrating peer-to-peer
(P2P) music sharing as a boon t


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Date: 2002-10-08T16:39:48-06:00=== Scissors === I, like most other people here, went through the security checkpoint. Unlike
everyone else, they decided to search my suitcase. The security lady asked for
permission and then took everything out: clothing, umbrellas, a jacket, and a
box of crackers. She searched all the pockets: nothing. Apparently the jacket
was suspicious; She sent it through again. Nothing.     The lady in the next lane waved a 10-inch knife and asked the lady in my
    lane if it could go on. I can only assume she answered yes. She put everything back in and sent it through again. Still suspicious. They
took everything out. It looked like this was going to take a while, so I used
the opportunity to put the tickets I was holding back in my bag. When I looked
back up, the security woman was brandishing a scissors and saying "This can't
go on board." "I don't remember packing that," I said. I let her confiscate it. I called my Mom. She doesn't remember packing it either. Is there some sort of
terrorist plot to plant scissors in innocent-looking people's suitcases? I
can't see why this would be useful. How would they know what plane I'm on? Once
I'm on the plane how would they get the scissors? They could threaten me, but
if they have a threatening implement already, then why do they need the
scissors? Perhaps it's some sort of Matroishca-doll system. They use their
fists to get the infant to give them the squeaky mouse, they use the squeaky
mouse to scare the toddler into giving them a copy of _A New Kind of Science_,
they use ANKS to bludgeon a 5th Grader into giving them a wedge block, and they
use the wedge to get me to give them the scissors. Those are some pretty clever
terrorists. *Update:* False alarm. My Mom called. Apparently it was the scissors she was
using to cut loose threads from my tie last night. It must have fallen in. The
nation can go back to Yellow Level Terrorist Alert.  === Waiting for Wireless === Now I am at O'Hare Airport, sitting outside the Admiral's Club while
businessmen walk in and out. I am looking for a wireless signal, the signal I
used last time I was here, but not finding it. Of course, last time I was here,
I had an Admiral's Club card. This time I have a Mileage Plus Card, but despite
the airline ologopoly--or perhaps because of it (have to keep up appearances,
you know)--I doubt they will accept it. === Irony === According to the announcement I just heard, Mr. Valenti is going to miss his
flight. I think of what I'd say if I ran into him. "Jack!" I'd exclaim, as if we were
old pals. "Going to the Eldred case?" Of course he was. "Going to be a good
one." "Hey, remember when you had that debate with Lessig?" I'd ask. "You said
you were starting a new task force to make movies legitimately available on the
Internet. What ever happened to that?" I imagine him mumbling and looking down
at his watch. His plane is going to leave soon; he has to run. Another announcement: Mr. Michael McKenna needs to call his office. Good thing
these airline announcements keep me up to date. === Automatic Flush Toilets === Now I am short and the sensing system was mounted up tall in both instances. In
the first, at my old high school (where you think some people might be a little
short...), the flush went off once accidentally. OK, I thought, I can handle
one mistake. Then it went off again. Here at the airport, it misfired three
times. This is annoying and inexcusable. Have they not heard of user testing? Do they
expect only tall people to use these bathrooms? This problem must be remedied
immediately. I recommend releasing a Service Pack on the manufacturer's web
site. === Arrival === I've arrived in D.C.--once again, I'm sitting a block away from my hotel on the
sidewalk borrowing someone's connection. Trip was very smooth, had lunch with
Lisa and went to the Spy Museum (pretty cool, but could have been better).


Both Move and Link are one-click actions. on a folder label Move's the current message
 on a folder label Link's the current message>>>Robert Elz said:
 >     Date:        Thu, 12 Sep 2002 23:26:33 -0500
 >     From:        Hal DeVore
 >     Message-ID:  <23204.1031891193@dimebox>
 >
 >   | 1) Right click on the folder label in the folder list
 >
 > That (the way I have it configured, and it sounds as if the way Tony does
 > too) just does a move (rather than select as target without moving).
 >
 > Of course, if you can manage to get no messages currently selected, then
 > it works fine.
 >
 >   | 2) In the main window, the "+" key puts you into a "change
 >   |    folder" mode (the first time you use it after starting exmh),
 >   |    hit a second + and you go to "set a target" mode.  Type a few
 >   |    characters of the folder name and hit space for autocomplete.
 >
 > This works, but is not nice if you're not using the keyboard, but just
 > the mouse.
 >
 > Tony: I agree - a nice way to link in one click would be good, and should
 > be easy to add, though currently adding mouse bindings (something like
 > shift right click would be a good choice) is much harder than adding
 > key bindings.
 >
 > But note there's no need to "undo" - the way I generally use link, if
 > the desired destination folder isn't the current selected target, is
 > to right click on the target, which selects it and moves the message,
 > (and because I have the "automatic move to the next message on move or
 > link option set) select the message again, and then "Link".
 >
 > Exmh only permits one uncomitted action to be selected for a message at a
 > time, that is, one of delete, move, or link.   Selecting any of those
 > implicitly undoes any previous choice from the three (so you cannot
 > achieve a "move" by doing a link, then delete, then commit, it needs to
 > be link, commit, delete, commit).  (xmh was just the same there incidentally
     ).
 >
 >   | How's spring shaping up "down under"?
 >
 > No meaningful comment from me, I'm not there at the minute.   But I'm told
 > that where I'm from it is cold, wet, and miserable, though has been better
 > during the day (sunny days, cold nights) for the past few.    In any case,
 > all of that is a good enough reason to stay away...
 >
 > kre
 >
 >
 >
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URL: http://www.newsisfree.com/click/-4,8052859,1440/
Date: Not suppliedBritish scientists vow to have their robotic probe ready for launch in 2003,
amid concerns over the project's finances


natural language processing please find below the second call for papers for taln ' 99 ( traitement automatique du langage naturel ) ( french and english versions ) . thank you . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ * * | _ _ | / \ | | | \ | | | / / _ \ / _ \ * * | | / _ \ | | | \ | | | ( _ ) | ( _ ) | * * | | / _ _ _ \ | | _ _ _ | | \ | \ _ _ , | \ _ _ , | * * | _ / _ / \ _ \ _ _ _ _ _ | _ | \ _ | / _ / / _ / * * * * * * taln ' 99 * * traitement automatique du langage naturel * * * * institut d ' etudes scientifiques de cargese ( corse ) * * du 12 au 17 juillet 1999 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ( see english version below ) taln ' 99 second appel a communications ( date limite : 31 janvier 1999 ) cargese ( corse ) du 12 au 17 juillet 1999 la sixieme edition de la conference sur le traitement automatique des langues naturelles ( taln ' 99 ) se tiendra , du 12 au 17 juillet 1999 , a l ' institut d ' etudes scientifiques de cargese , corse . etendue cette annee a une semaine , la conference comprendra des tutoriels et des ateliers thematiques . taln ' 99 est organisee sous l ' egide de l ' atala ( association pour le traitement automatique des langues ) et se tiendra conjointement avec la conference recital ' 99 ( appel a communications a paraitre separement ) . les langues officielles de la conference sont le francais et l ' anglais . themes les communications , d ' une duree de trente minutes , questions comprises , pourront porter sur tous les themes habituels du taln , incluant , de facon non limitative : lexique morphologie syntaxe semantique pragmatique discours analyse generation resume dialogue traduction automatique approches logiques , symboliques et statistiques taln ' 99 souhaite egalement accueillir des contributions de domaines proches dans lesquels le taln joue un role important , tels que : aspects cognitifs terminologie , acquisition de connaissances a partir de textes extraction d ' information recherche documentaire linguistique de corpus utilisation d ' outils de taln pour la modelisation linguistique enseignement assiste par ordinateur linguistique mathematique enfin , sont aussi attendus des travaux sur des applications du taln , specifiques , implementees et evaluees , faisant ressortir leurs aspects scientifiques et les enseignements tires . des demonstrations de systemes pourront etre proposees , en complement d ' articles scientifiques . l ' emploi du temps de la conference comprendra une session pour ces demonstrations . en outre , le comite de programme selectionnera parmi les communications acceptees deux articles pour publication ( dans une version etendue ) dans la revue traitement automatique des langues ( t . a . l . ) . calendrier date limite de soumission : 31 janvier 1999 notification aux auteurs : 12 avril 1999 version finale : 10 mai 1999 conference : 12-17 juillet 1999 criteres de selection les auteurs sont invites a soumettre des travaux de recherche originaux , n ' ayant pas fait l ' objet de publications anterieures . les soumissions seront examinees par au moins deux specialistes du domaine . seront considerees en particulier : - l ' importance et l ' originalite de la contribution , - la correction du contenu scientifique et technique , - la discussion critique des resultats , en particulier par rapport aux autres travaux du domaine , - la situation des travaux dans le contexte de la recherche internationale , - l ' organisation et la clarte de la presentation , - l ' adequation aux themes de la conference . les articles selectionnes seront publies dans les actes de la conference . modalites de soumission les soumissions seront anonymes ; elles ne devront donc comporter aucun nom d ' auteur ni auto-citation . les articles soumis ne


ena it louise , i need to bring this to close . i am going to decompose beth ' s group into a number of smaller units , leaving the most important areas in ena , namely gas / power front and back office . i am going to leave anthony running ees , but need someone who can work well with anthony on developing the strategy for the new longer term solutions , as well as what he is trying to achieve in the short term . the final candidates are steve stock , everett plant , and as possible late entry john paskin ( although he doesn ' t know this yet and i have him tagged to run corporate systems ) . from a collaboration perspective i am leaning towards stocky . we have all spoken with everett and are impressed with his ' gloss ' . i ' m just not sure he is the right person to give the ' crown jewels ' to , my gut tells me he is good at managing up , but may not be the best collaborative team member ( and i need that ) . let mk know what you think thanks oh , and thanks for the baseball the other night , we had fun . mark pickering chief technology officer enron net works , llc _ _ _ _ _


book order julie , we received the shipment of 50 books . thanks . the book was an instant hit . we need 50 more books . vince p . s . i understand paul sent you the check for the remaining 50 %


press clippings - letter on californian utilities please find attached the following article : ' californian utilities ' - financial times ( also sent to california distribution team ) kind regards , kuldeep chana


re : tried reaching you earlier . aig has agreed capital call not due til monday . i still would like to discuss status of the program when you are available . joe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - sent from my blackberry wireless handheld ( www . blackberry . net ) - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise to : deffner , joseph sent : tue nov 20 16 : 16 : 41 2001 subject : aig highstar - we need to talk asap louise kitchen chief operating officer enron americas tel : 713 853 3488 fax : 713 646 2308


On Tue 30 Jul 2002 10:28, David Neary wrote:> I have 3 or 4 email addresses (which get used for different
> reasons), and I'd prefer not to mix them up. So I was wondering
> if anyone knows of a way that I can have mail (apart from list
> mail, which I have already sorted) which arrives to a certain
> e-mail address have the From: header in the reply automatically
> set to the address it came to.I don't know Mutt, to be honest, but the KDE mail client "KMail" can
do this very neatly - you set up multiple "Identity" profiles, each
with a distinct email address (and other things if desired, like a GPG
key and a signature).  You can then set up KMail to use various
identities automatically when replying to messages which match a
particular pattern, or which are in a particular folder, etc.  It's
all very cool, and it works very nicely.But I still don't know how to do it in Mutt.             Colm--
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It just seems like weird timing that the night that all you and g want is for me to come smoke is the same day as when a shitstorm is attributed to me always coming over and making everyone smoke


enron methanol ; meter # : 988291 this is a follow up to the note i gave you on monday , 4 / 3 / 00 { preliminary flow data provided by daren } . please override pop ' s daily volume { presently zero } to reflect daily activity you can obtain from gas control . this change is needed asap for economics purposes .


LOL!  They're not doomed at all.  Thousands of men wear cb2000s to work
every day (along with other chastity devices).    They are not just
decorations.  You will not get a woody or have an orgasm until your
keyholder allows you to.  Anyhow, I know better than to have this
type of conversation with a 'nilla, but these men wear these happily, and
consensually.  (:  There is little power struggle in the lifestyles of the
people who use these.  There is power exchange instead.  Lots of
variations on the definition, but this one's from Gloria Brame's site:Power exchange: the consensual transfer of power by the submissive to the
dominant. The exchange takes place when the returned energy from the
dominant empowers the submissive. Anyhow, there are tons of informative sites out there for anyone who cares
to read them, but I assure you, the chastity device business is doing very
well, and it is illegal to force someone to wear one.  It's not coercion,
it is creative sensuality.  (:
CindyOn Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Eirikur Hallgrimsson wrote:> On Wednesday 04 September 2002 10:59 pm, CDale wrote:
> > Someone needs to tell the mayor about this:
> > http://www.cb-2000.com/
>
> "Chastity" technologies were doomed from the start, and I'll add chemical
> ones to the trash heap.  (Yeah, Cindy, these are decorative toys for the
> subculture, but....)
>
> Generally,someone is attempting to preserve a relationship with this
> nonsense, when quite plainly the the relationship is in a state where
> preserving it is of little value.  Hardware is of no real use save for
> playing the power-struggle game.   I don't want to see the future of this.
> "Invisible Fence" for your mate.   "Must wear" location transponders and
> endocrine monitors.   More movies like "Minority Report."
>
> It seems so automatic for people to reach for coercive solutions.   So
> surprizing given the low absolute effectiveness of coercion in the absense
> of overwhelming force advantage.
>
> Eirikur
>
>
> --
"I don't take no stocks in mathematics, anyway" --Huckleberry Finn


trade and free markets have proven their ability to lift whole societies out of poverty" I'm not a socio-political/history buff - does anybody have some clear examples? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rohit Khare" To: Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 5:10 PM Subject: sed /s/United States/Roman Empire/g > > A world where some live in comfort and plenty, while half of the human > > race lives on less than $2 a day, is neither just nor stable. > > Absolutely correct. Perhaps the most fundamental thing to realize about > life on Earth today. > > The following is a fascinating document of official Government policy > that bears close reading. It is the aspirations of a wonderful nation in > an imperfect world. > > > The war on terrorism is not a clash of civilizations. It does, > > however, reveal the clash inside a civilization, a battle for the > > future of the Muslim world. This is a struggle of ideas and this is an > > area where America must excel. > > I was recently at a lecture about the surprising success of Radio Sawa, > our new music-and-news channel for 15-30 year old Arabs. It's #1 in > practically every market it's entered, nearing 90% listenership in > Amman. And it's even beginning to be trusted for news, well past BBC and > taking share from every other government broadcaster. > > It is as hard to imagine America losing a war of ideas in the long-term > as it is to imagine America making any headway at all in the short term. > > Many of you may disagree, but I found the document below surprisingly > centrist. If you know the code, you can hear clearly partisan tones, re: > ICC, Taiwan Relations Act, etc. But, still, this is as much a Democratic > platform as not. Africa and AIDS take up more mindshare than I feared > they might. > > As you read, replace "United States" with "Roman Empire" and it may make > as much sense, in the long view of history. I don't know how proud to be > about that, but it is telling. Sometime I daydream that the President > might sit down with the nation with Perotista flip charts and explain to > our citizens the sheer vastness of our 700+ military installations > overseas and what they do for us. It would be a powerful education on > how engaged we are in the world around us. > > Heck, I'd love to see a real-time map of Federal expenditures around the > globe, a softly glowing necklace of embassies, carriers, arctic research > stations, hotels, golf courses, warehouses, libraries, clinics and all > the rest of the influence a trillion dollars here or there can buy. > > Of course, this still doesn't leave me any more comfortable with the > real news in this document: the Bush Doctrine for pre-emptive strikes. > I'd sooner repeal the Church amendments on covert action than permit > such a principle to be loosed upon the world. > > Rohit > > ----------------------------------------------------- > September 20, 2002 > > Full Text: Bush's National Security Strategy > > Following is the full text of President Bush's new national security > strategy. The document, entitled "The National Security Strategy of the > United States," will soon be transmitted to Congress as a declaration of > the Administration's policy. > > INTRODUCTION > > THE great struggles of the twentieth century between liberty and > totalitarianism ended with a decisive victory for the forces of > freedom -- and a single sustainable model for national success: freedom, > democracy, and free enterprise. In the twenty-first century, only > nations that share a commitment to protecting basic human rights and > guaranteeing political and economic freedom will be able to unleash the > potential of their people and assure their future prosperity. People > everywhere want to say what they think; choose who will govern them; > worship as they please; educate their children -- male and female; own > property; and enjoy the benefits of their labor. These values of freedom > are right and true for every person, in every society --


URL: http://www.newsisfree.com/click/-1,8381144,215/
Date: 2002-09-30T03:04:59+01:00*Politics:* Edwina Currie 'sad and indignant' at hearing John Major's admission
of shame at their four-year affair.


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re : 6 . 185 ipa re hachek : the introduction of diacritics into czech has traditionally been attributed to jan hus , the 15th century religious reformer and martyr ( died in 1415 ) . before hus , the respective czech sounds were spelled as digraphs . alexandr rosen , charles university , prague


I think just yourself …Thanks and see you tomo


Probably because we have this pesky 1st Amendment thing here. Still,
lots of us in the States have developed a disturbing tendency to shout
down or (in recent years) shackle in legal BS opinions, thoughts, and
individual behaviors we don't agree with.You can just ignore it if you wish. But I must feel obligated to defend
to the death your right to do so.ChuckOn Monday, September 16, 2002, at 06:54 AM, Robert Harley wrote:The usual crud.  Why do morons ranting and beating their chests in the
National Review (or similar rags) merit FoRKing?


begin forwarded text Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2002 14:57:27 -0700 To: nettime-l@bbs.thing.net From: Phil Duncan Subject: The War Prayer Sender: nettime-l-request@bbs.thing.net Reply-To: Phil Duncan The following prayer is from a story by Mark Twain, and was quoted by Lewis Laphan in the October issue of Harper's magazine. It occurs at the very end of an excellent article which I recommend to you.In the story, an old man enters a church where the congregation has been listening to an heroic sermon about "the glory to be won in battle by young patriots armed with the love of God." He usurps the pulpit and prays the following:"O Lord our God, help us to tear their soldiers to bloody shreads with our shells; help us to cover their smiling fields with the pale forms of their patriot dead; help us to drown the thunder of the guns with the shrieks of their wounded, writhing in pain; help us to lay waste their humble homes with a hurricane of fire; help us to wring the hearts of their unoffending widows with unavailing grief; help us to turn them out roofless with their little children to wander unfriended the wastes of their desolated land in rags and hunger and thirst, sports of the sun flames in summer and the icy winds of winter, broken in spirit, worn with travail, imploring Thee for the refuge of the grave and denied it -- for our sakes who adore Thee, Lord, blast their hopes, blight their lives, protract their bitter pilgrimage, make heavy their steps, water their way with their tears, stain the white snow with the blood of their wounded feet! We ask it, in the spirit of love, of Him Who is the Source of Love, and Who is the ever-faithful refuge and friend of all that are sore beset and seek His aid with humble and contrite hearts. Amen."Twain wrote the story, "The War Prayer," in 1905 during the American occupation of the Philippines, but the story wasn't printed until 1923, thirteen years after his death, because the editors thought it "unsuitable" for publication at the time it was written.# distributed via : no commercial use without permission # is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more info: majordomo@bbs.thing.net and "info nettime-l" in the msg body # archive: http://www.nettime.org contact: nettime@bbs.thing.net--- end forwarded text -- ----------------- R. A. Hettinga The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA "... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to experience." -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'


> There are so many good musician jokes.Young Lutheran's Guide To The OrchestraCheers,
Waynehttp://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/fork


new books : sociolinguistics john benjamins publishing would like to call to your attention the following newly published books in the field of sociolinguistics : towards a social science of language . papers in honor of william labov . volume 1 : variation and change in language and society . gregory guy , crawford feagin , john baugh & deborah schiffrin ( eds . ) 1996 xviii , 436 pp . current issues in linguistic theory , 127 us / canada : cloth : 1 55619 581 8 price : $ 89 . 00 rest of the world : cloth : 90 272 3630 5 price : hfl . 160 , - - john benjamins publishing web site : http : / / www . benjamins . com for further information via e-mail : service @ benjamins . com this is a the first of a two-volume collection of original research papers designed to reflect the breadth and depth of the impact that william labov has had on linguistic science . four areas of ' labovian ' linguistics are addressed : first is the study of variation and change ; the papers in sections i and il of the first volume take this as their central theme , with a focus on either the social context and uses of language ( i ) or on the the internal linguistic dynamics of variation and change ( ii ) . the study of african american english , and other language varieties in the americas spoken by people of african descent and influenced by their linguistic heritage , is the subject of the papers in section iii of the first volume . the third theme is the study of discourse ; the papers in section i of the second volume develop themes in labovian linguistics that go back to labov 's work on narrative , descriptive , and therapeutic discourse . fourth is the emphasis on language use , the search for discursive , interactive , and meaningful determinants of the complexity in human communication . papers with these themes appear in section ii of the second volume . towards a social science of language volume 2 : social interaction and discourse structures gregory guy , crawford feagin , deborah schiffrin , john baugh ( eds . ) 1997 xv , 295 pp . current issues in linguistic theory , 128 us / canada : cloth : 1 55619 582 6 price : us $ 75 . 00 rest of the world : cloth : 90 272 3631 3 price : hfl . 130 , - - john benjamins publishing web site : http : / / www . benjamins . com for further information via e-mail : service @ benjamins . com this is a two-volume collection of original research papers designed to reflect the breadth and depth of the impact that william labov has had on linguistic science . four areas of ' labovian ' linguistics are addressed : first is the study of variation and change ; the papers in sections i and ii of the first volume take this as their central theme , with a focus on either the social context and uses of language ( i ) or on the the internal linguistic dynamics of variation and change ( ii ) . the study of african american english , and other language varieties in the americas spoken by people of african descent and influenced by their linguistic heritage , is the subject of the papers in section iii of the first volume . the third theme is the study of discourse ; the papers in section i of the second volume develop themes in labovian linguistics that go back to labov 's work on narrative , descriptive , and therapeutic discourse . fourth is the emphasis on language use , the search for discursive , interactive , and meaningful determinants of the complexity in human communication . papers with these themes appear in section ii of the second volume . contributors volume 2 : charlotte linde ; emanuel a . schegloff ; deborah schiffrin ; anne bower ; marjorie harness goodwin ; barbara m . horvath ; roger w . shuy ; e . judith weiner ; sylvie dubois & david sankoff ; john gumperz ; maria luiza braga & marco antonio de oliveira ; ellen f . prince ; john myhill ; sally boyd ; shana poplack ; benji wald . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - a


On Monday 22 July 2002 07:00 CET John Rudd wrote:
> On Sunday, July 21, 2002, at 08:30 , Bob Proulx wrote:
> > > http://www.spamassassin.org
> > > Is anyone besides me having problems getting to the site?Jepp. The same is true for Justin's private page jmason.org. traceroutes to
both these servers die at the same point:
| mss@otherland:~> /usr/sbin/traceroute spamassassin.org
| traceroute to spamassassin.org (212.17.35.15), 30 hops max, 40 byte
|  packets
|  1  nebukadnezar.msquadrat.de (10.10.1.111)  9 ms  1 ms  1 ms
|  2  212.185.255.161 (212.185.255.161)  54 ms  54 ms  55 ms
|  3  212.185.255.162 (212.185.255.162)  55 ms  54 ms  55 ms
|  4  F-gw13.F.NET.DTAG.DE (62.154.18.46)  63 ms  62 ms  62 ms
|  5  rt007ffm.de.vianw.net (194.231.40.201)  63 ms  62 ms  61 ms
|  6  r1ffm.vianw.net (213.2.254.45)  62 ms  63 ms  62 ms
|  7  r2ffm.vianw.net (213.2.254.42)  63 ms  63 ms  63 ms
|  8
There're probably some problems with Justin's webserver; I'm shure he's
already looking into this as it affects his own website, too :o)> > What site is that one?  Isn't this site on sourceforge the official
> > home page?
> >
> >   http://spamassassin.sourceforge.net/spamassassin.sf.net is the US mirror, also accessible through
us.spamassassin.org.> They appear to be the same page, but until recently I could get to the
> www. spamassassin.org one, but it hasn't been responsive the last couple
> days.For me it worked until yesterday or the day before.> But then, I also haven't been able to get anyone to answer my questions
> about user_prefs files (not the one from earlier today, but from a couple
> days ago).About this question: No, that's currently not possible. But I was thinking
about implementing a feature like this; it might be in the next release.Malte--
-- Coding is art.
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Once upon a time, Mark wrote :> Hiya, I always seem to get errors when I do an "apt update", is this a
> problem on the repository itself, or on my end, or possibly a timeout in
> the connection due to my connection being a crappy modem?
>
> [root@spawn root]# apt-get update
> Hit http://apt.nixia.no redhat/7.2/i386/base/pkglist.gnomehide
> Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386/base/pkglist.os
> Ign http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386 release.os
> Err http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386/base/pkglist.updates
>   Bad header line
> Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386 release.updates
> Err http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386/base/pkglist.freshrpms
>   400 Bad Request
> Err http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386 release.freshrpms
>   Bad header line
> Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386/base/srclist.freshrpms
> Ign http://apt.nixia.no redhat/7.2/i386 release.gnomehide
> Ign http://apt.nixia.no redhat/7.2/i386/base/mirrors
> Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/i386 release.freshrpms
[...]It works for me (it should works with or without the "en" subdirectory).
Does it always give you the same error each time? Do you use an proxy
server?[root@python root]# apt-get update
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/srclist.os
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.os
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/srclist.updates
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.updates
Get:1 http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/pkglist.os [1035kB]
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.os
Get:2 http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/pkglist.updates
[331kB] Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.updates
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/pkglist.freshrpms
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.freshrpms
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/srclist.os
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.os
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/srclist.updates
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.updates
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386/base/srclist.freshrpms
Hit http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/i386 release.freshrpms
Ign http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/$(ARCH)/base/mirrors
Ign http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/$(ARCH)/base/mirrors
Ign http://apt.freshrpms.net redhat/7.2/en/$(ARCH)/base/mirrors
Fetched 1366kB in 1m16s (17.9kB/s)
Processing File Dependencies... Done
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
W: http://apt.freshrpms.net/ will not be authenticated.
W: http://apt.freshrpms.net/ will not be authenticated.
W: http://apt.freshrpms.net/ will not be authenticated.
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schedule crawler : hourahead failure start date : 12 / 21 / 01 ; hourahead hour : 19 ; hourahead schedule download failed . manual intervention required .


Once upon a time, Brian wrote :>     I was thinkinf about an addition of another file: apt-repositories.
>     Stick it on apt.freshmeat.net (the center of the apt universe, IMHO)
>     and every time a new repository is added, the RPM can be rebuilt.
>     Heck, if I could get out of my depression, I could make the whole
>     submission process automated....even making the RPM...Well, I already keep a list of known apt repositories on
http://freshrpms.net/apt/ although I haven't added the ones that were
talked about lately (actually I've been very busy over the week-end and I'm
sick right now...).You could make the whole submission automated, even making the rpm?http://rpmforge.net/ needs *you*!
Matthias--
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how do you feel about offering clearing services on eol ? it would be a tricky cash issue for enron , but given our credit situation , it might become more necessary in order to keep large counterparties on the site . our discussions with nymex have touched on the idea , and i wanted to get your thoughts . brad


re : approval process for entouch we consistently have to work on the lack of response issue . some of that is dealt with through walking around and poking around . we just have to be vigilant in ferreting out information . additionally , approval can be received via e - mail , phone or in - person from business unit head or commercial group head . our goal will be to do everything possible to make sure an article appears rather than holding it for future release . as for the eeos / ena or cross group issue , that is addressed in # 4 below . please advise . eric - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise sent : monday , september 24 , 2001 9 : 57 am to : thode , eric cc : grabstald , kathie subject : re : approval process for entouch i am worried though that stories will miss the report purely through lack of response . are we also addressing the recent issue which was a cross group issue ( eeos would have approved this story even though ena wouldn ' t ) . i think you need some check where stories include two groups . louise - - - - - original message - - - - - from : thode , eric sent : thursday , september 20 , 2001 10 : 10 am to : kitchen , louise cc : grabstald , kathie subject : approval process for entouch louise - - my recommendation for an approval process for entouch is as follows : 1 ) the deadline to provide information for that week ' s issue of entouch will be wednesday at 12 : 00 pm . all information submitted after that time will be held until the following week . 2 ) a draft of entouch will be forwarded to each business unit head ( or their designee ) and commercial group head ( or their designee ) , who has a business highlight or other information appearing in that particular issue . e - mail , phone or in - person approval will be required from either a business unit head ( or their designee ) or commercial group head ( or their designee ) prior to distribution to enron messaging administration on thursday at 2 : 00 pm . 3 ) if approval is not received prior to the deadline , the business highlight or other information will be pulled until approval is received . 4 ) in the event a business unit or commercial group provides information that crosses business unit or commercial group lines , all affected business units and commercial groups will receive the draft and a representative of each involved party will be required to approve per instruction # 2 . i believe this process will alleviate the two problems that have occurred over the past few months . please advise . additionally , i have attached the list of contacts kathie uses for gathering entouch information . it includes the primary contacts and their secondary contacts . please feel free to comment on this list . thanks . eric >


begin forwarded text To: rah@philodox.com Subject: Internet Defamation Suit Ends With Defense Verdict Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 10:08:41 -0400 (EDT) From: SomebodyInternet Defamation Suit Ends With Defense Verdicthttp://www.law.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/View&c=LawArticle&cid=1028320303259&t=LawArticleTechJohn Council Texas Lawyer 08-05-2002In one of the first trials in the country to address Internet defamation, a Dallas County, Texas, jury last week rejected a $700 million suit by an Internet company that claimed it was harmed by negative electronic messages posted by an employee of a competing company.ZixIt, a Dallas Internet company, filed ZixIt Corp. v. Visa International, et al. in 1999, alleging it was harmed by Paul Guthrie, then a vice president with Visa. ZixIt alleged in its suit that Guthrie posted more than 400 anonymous messages, many of them negative, about ZixIt on the Yahoo Finance ZixIt Internet message board, causing ZixIt's stock price to drop.The suit also alleged that the postings destroyed the company's ability to market its ZixCharge Internet transaction authorization system, which allows consumers to make purchases without revealing their credit card numbers to merchants. Visa has a similar Internet payment system.ZixIt alleged that the postings caused its stock price to plummet. Had the product been successful, the company believed it would have been worth more than $1 billion, according to lawyers involved in the case.On July 31, a jury in Judge Merrill Hartman's 192nd District Court found that ZixIt's product was not harmed by the postings.Neal Manne and Kenneth McNeil, lawyers from Houston's Susman Godfrey who represented ZixIt at trial, did not return calls for comment by press time."The company hasn't made any decision about an appeal," says Cindy Lawrence, a ZixIt spokeswoman. "The outcome of the lawsuit doesn't have any effect on our future products and services in e-messaging."GETTING GRADEDVisa's lawyers alleged that Guthrie acted on his own and had a right to free speech, and that Guthrie's Internet postings had no effect on ZixIt's stock. Guthrie has since left Visa, lawyers for the company say. Guthrie was not a defendant in the case. However, his interests in the case were represented by Todd Noonan, an attorney in Sacramento, Calif.'s Stevens & O'Connell. Noonan was recovering from surgery last week and was unavailable for comment."I think people believe whether you succeed or fail [is] because of what you do and not what other people do to you. Internet companies didn't succeed for all sorts of reasons," says Jeff Tillotson, a partner in Dallas' Lynn, Tillotson & Pinker, who defended Visa at trial.ZixIt's case was a hard sell to the jury, especially with the reality of the economy, Tillotson says."Everyone knows that the stock market has fallen and the trouble with Internet companies. I think the jury took that into account," Tillotson says.There were lessons to be learned from the Internet defamation trial, says Mike Lynn, who also represented Visa at trial. Even though message boards are considered a protected form of free speech, that freedom won't prevent a company from being dragged into court if its employee blasts another company on the Internet, Lynn says."A company can be responsible for what an employee posts on a message board," Lynn says. "The courts have said you're entitled to go to a jury to determine whether there are damages as a result of that. The law is very odd, not mature, [and] damage theories are not mature."The nature of the case also added an interesting twist to the trial, Tillotson says. Many of those who posted messages on the board attended the trial and posted comments about the daily proceedings throughout the three-week trial, he says."It was apparent to everyone that many of the people who posted on these message boards were watching the trial," Tillotson says. "It really was wild. The lawyers felt like they were being graded."-


going romance 1998 call for papers going romance 1998 twelfth symposium on romance linguistics utrecht university , december 10-11 utrecht institute of linguistics ots ( uil ots ) holland institute of generative linguistics ( hil ) invited speakers : hans georg obenauer maria luisa rivero raffaella zanuttini abstracts are invited for thirty minutes talks ( with an additional ten minutes for discussion ) in all areas of romance linguistics from all theoretical perspectives . a selection of the papers will be published . abstracts should be anonymous , and should be no longer than two pages , including references and examples , with margins of at least 1 - inch , letter size 11 / 12 . submissions are limited to a maximum of one individual and one joint abstract per author . please provide 7 anonymous abstracts and one camera-ready original containing title , author 's name and affiliation . submissions by e-mail or fax can be accepted , provided a camera-ready original is received within one week after the deadline . a separate card should contain the title of the paper , author 's name , affiliation , address , telephone number and e-mail address . deadline for receipt of abstracts : september 18 , 1998 abstracts should be sent to the following address : going romance 1998 phone : 31-30 - 2536006 utrecht institute of linguistics ots fax : 31-30 - 2536000 utrecht university e - mail : going . romance @ let . uu . nl trans 10 3512jk utrecht the netherlands a workshop on ` acquiring and using the lexicon ' will be held on december 12 . this workshop is organized in collaboration with the cnrs ( france ) . a separate call for papers will follow . organizing committee : sergio baauw ( uil ots ) , denis delfitto ( uil ots / dept . of italian ) frank drijkoningen ( uil ots / dept . of french ) paola monachesi ( uil ots ) johan rooryck ( hil / leiden university ) jan schroten ( uil ots / dept . of spanish ) henriette de swart ( uil ots / dept . of french )


Chris Haun wrote:
>
> We would need someone to sit in the studio 24/7 writing down all this info -
> which sometimes isn't available, like from earlier album that don't have
> serial numbers and barcodes. Then still if only the magic 18 people
> webstream our signal, the price would become quite exponential since we play
> on average 16 songs an hour, we'd be paying $22.11 everyday to stream to
> those 18 people. So really, it does have to do with the internet tax, but it
> is a few reasons together why we can't do it after their kill-date. :(Who is John Galt?(RoUS in the throes of reading Atlas Shrugged again)
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thankyou louise & tammie , i want to thank you for the beautiful flowers you sent me , they are really nice . i really appreciate all your attentions with me . tammie as we agreed last friday i was thinking that the easiest way to send me the money for the painting is makingg a deposit on my mom ' s us account . name : diana morales de martinez bank : wells fargo bank texas , n . a . account # 027 - 4729060 pdt . louise : i ' m very happy that you liked your painting ! ! the " yellow " one is almost finished and tammie ' s painting it is ready ! i ' m just waiting it to let it dry so i can send it . ( those are christmas gifts for both ) those are on me ! thanks again and talk to you on monday . warm regards , barbara msn photos es la manera m ? s sencilla de compartir e imprimir sus fotos :


>>From what I read, the rest of it looked quite good so it does seem odd
they would make the seemingly incorrect blanket statement about the
Hebrew for "steal". One possibility is that the page is a summary of
information gathered from a variety of sources of varying qualities.JamesOn Sun, 25 Aug 2002 10:17:46 -0700, "John Hall"
said:
> Remember I didn't say it was necessarily a good source, just that it
> looked good.
>
> The site was http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_10c7.htm
>
> My memory of what they said was accurate.  I do not have the competence
> to defend what they said.  James Tauber's response indicates a breadth
> of knowledge I can't match.
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Ian Andrew Bell writes:
> I think that this and other articles confuse Socialism with
> Bureaucracy.  Libertarianism as implemented in North America is not
> exactly the shining pinnacle of economic efficiency.Libertarianism is implemented in North America? Where?!?!?> Just try starting a telephone company in the US or (even worse)
> Canada.  It can take a year or more to get the blessing of our own
> "Permit Rajs" at the FCC, PUC, and PTTs (or, in the decidedly more
> socialist leaning Canada, Industry Canada and the CRTC).Telecom regulations are an example of implemented Libertarianism?And for how screwed up North America's telecom industries and
regulators are, they're better than much of the rest of the
world, where it doesn't just "take a year or more" to get
started: it's impossible/illegal. Matters of degree, matter.> Yet, despite all of this intense regulation and paper pushing, as
> well as regulatory scrutiny by the FTC, SEC, and IRS, the
> executives of Telecom Companies have managed to bilk the investment
> community for what looks to be tens of billions of dollars.  They
> finished their routine with the a quadruple lutz -- laying off
> hundreds of thousands of workers when it all came crashing down.
>
> So.. tell me again.. how are we better off?We can lose billions of dollars, and have hundreds of thousands of
people laid off... and after it all, our diets, health, longevity,
and freedom to pursue activities of our own choosing are still the
envy of billions of people. Would you rather be unemployed, broke, and in possession of career
skills which merely match the local average in:  - North America, or
  - India/Peru/Egypt/Philippines/etc????- Gordon
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c . a . focus meeting 12 / 27 / 2000 . michelle , can you attend this please . thanks kh - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by kevin hyatt / et & s / enron on 12 / 21 / 2000 01 : 28 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - larry davis 12 / 21 / 2000 12 : 48 pm to : harry woodson / et & s / enron @ enron , tangie dykes / et & s / enron @ enron , hilda lindley / fgt / enron @ enron , kevin hyatt / et & s / enron @ enron , maria perales / et & s / enron @ enron , sharon brown / et & s / enron @ enron , ava garcia / et & s / enron @ enron , gary spraggins / et & s / enron @ enron , steven january / et & s / enron @ enron , kasey davis , vera apodaca , raetta zadow / et & s / enron @ enron , larry berger / et & s / enron @ enron , lynn blair / et & s / enron @ enron , ann carethers , bob chandler / et & s / enron @ enron , ted chavez , paul cherry / gpgfin / enron @ enron , elaine concklin / et & s / enron @ enron , esther dasilva , larry davis / et & s / enron @ enron , rick dietz / et & s / enron @ enron , dan fancler , richard hanagriff / et & s / enron @ enron , carolyn henry , alice johnson / et & s / enron @ enron , dana jones / et & s / enron @ enron , sharon mcknight , debbie moseley , sandy sheffield , julia white / et & s / enron @ enron , ricki winters / et & s / enron @ enron , gary zahn cc : subject : c . a . focus meeting 12 / 27 / 2000 . just an early reminder , with the xmas holidays coming up , that our quarterly customer accounts focus meeting will be held next wednesday , 12 / 27 / 2000 . the focus meeting will be held in 49 c 2 starting at 1 : 30 pm . the status meeting will take place the next day thursday , 12 / 28 / 200 . the status meeting will be held in eb 4102 starting at 1 : 30 pm . i will send out notices each day before the meetings . if you have any questions about the meetings please call me . thanks , larry davis ex : 3 - 9772


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iscll3 the third international symposium on chinese languages and linguistics tentative program conference dates : july 1 - 3 , 1992 conference site : international conference hall , national tsing hua university , hsin - chu , taiwan , roc program july 1 9 : 10 - 9 : 30 opening ceremony 9 : 30-10 : 20 keynote speech : james d . mccawley " justifying the part of speech assignment in mandarin chinese " 10 : 20-10 : 40 break 10 : 40-12 : 10 session i huang shuan - fan " lexical innovation and semantic change james h . i . tai " category shifts and word-formation redundancy rules in chinese " lisa l . s . cheng " compounds and lexical relational structures " 12 : 10 - 1 : 30 lunch 1 : 30 - 3 : 00 session ii hsin - i hsieh " lexicon and morphology in a compositional cognitive grammar " richard sproat and chilin shih " on the sources of some constraints on mandarin morphology " feng - hsi liu " synthetic compound in chinese " 3 : 00 - 3 : 20 break 3 : 20 - 5 : 20 session iii shen ya - ming " argument structures of resultative verb compounds in chinese " chee lick ho " a x b y : a special compounding pattern anne yue " the lexicon in syntactic change : lexical diffusion in chinese syntax chin - fa lien " reciprocal pronouns in southern min dialects : a diachronic-dialect approach " july 2 9 : 30-10 : 20 keynote speech : robert l . cheng 10 : 20-10 : 40 break 10 : 40-12 : 10 session iv matthew y . chen " phonological diagnostics of morphosyntactic status " daming xu " the lexical and morphological conditions in mandarin nasal variation " yu - chao hsiao " a theoretical proposal for mandarin prosodic morphology " 12 : 10 - 1 : 30 lunch 1 : 30 - 3 : 00 session v hui - i kung " word order , specificty and object positions in mandarin chinese " zhang zheng - sheng " discourse genre and aspectual marking in chinese " guo jiansheng " right - dislocation or right location ? the ' afterthought phenomenon in mandarin and markers of speakers ' intentions " 3 : 00 - 3 : 20 break 3 : 20 - 5 : 20 session vi ke zou " the chinese ba - construction : a morpho-syntactic analysis " hongming zhang " c - command approach to morphosyntax " sylvia chen and dingxu shi " on the feeding relation between syntax and morphology : evidence from chinese nominal v - n compounds " wei - tien tsai " a note on zemeyang family - a morphosyntactic study " july 3 9 : 30-10 : 20 keynote speech : c . t . james huang 10 : 20-10 : 40 break 10 : 40-12 : 10 session vii lilly chen " the deictic verbs lai / khi ' come / go ' in taiwanese " wynn chao " negation and clausal structure in chinese mei - chun liu " from verb / noun to adverbial functions : grammaticalization of _ jiu _ and _ cai _ in mandarin chinese " 12 : 10 - 1 : 30 lunch 1 : 30 - 3 : 30 session viii samuel c . s . leung " the development of cantonese aspect marker _ gan _ in a cantonese - speaking child " thomas hun - tak lee " two acquisition studies on quantification shen xiaonan " a study of rhythm in mandarin prosody " chang mei - chih " parametrized account of tone sandhi phenomena in chinese 3 : 30 - 4 : 00 break 4 : 00 - 4 : 50 keynote speech : t . c . tang registration form name : sex : mailing address : affiliation : e - mail address : a . registration fee ( proceedings and 3 lunch boxes included ) : speaker : free audience : us $ 30 b . accomodations : moonlight hotel , hsin - chu city a . a single room will be provided free of charge to speakers for 4 nights ( june 30 - july 3 ) b . the local arrangement committee will reserve rooms in the moonlight hotel for other participants if such service is desired . 1 . nightly rate per single room : us $ 35 . 50 2 . nightly rate per double room ( two beds ) : us $ 51 . 00 ( please indicate sharing roommate and paying roommate ) c . post - symposium buffet a . speaker : free b . audience : us $ 22 total : a + b + c = please send in registration form and payment before june 10 , 1992 . both speakers and audience should register .


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98 - 1052 and 98 - 1534 ( k extensions ) daren , i ' m attempting to clean up my allocations , due to this being allocation close week for volume management . 98 - 1534 ( delivery meter ) overflowed into march , day 1 only , for . 30 decatherms ( sitara deal # 163005 - start date 2 / 1 / 2000 and stop daate 2 / 29 / 2000 ) . the 215 k is the only one at this meter for feb . 2000 production . i don ' t see a new sitara deal number being referenced nor do i see the evergreen flag applied here . please apprise if you can extend the ticket for this small amount for 3 / 1 / 2000 or if you want it handled differently . 98 - 1052 ( delivery meter ) , allocated flow for 2 / 21 - 2 / 24 / 2000 with no k applied . days 22 and 23 for february references the 215 k ( sitara deal # 168884 start date 2 / 22 / 2000 stop date 2 / 23 / 2000 . sitara deal # 201636 has the same start and stop date as 168884 and neither references an evergreen flag or a new deal number ) . thanks - jackie - 3 - 9497