fw : capacity south of ignacio per perry ' s message below , we do have 33 , 000 / d we can subscribe south of la plata " a " to blanco . the only receipt point with available capacity to go with this transmission capacity is wfs / la maquina . shippers that have scheduled volumes at la maquina in the last 6 months are : vastar , brt , wesco , texaco , amoco , southern company matthews , ronald ; schoolcraft , darrell ; faucheaux , eric ; alters , dennis subject : re : capacity south of ignacio there was a burlington contract that i had in the tracker for 30 mmbtu / d from ignacio to the i / b link . i have taken this 30 mmcf / d out of my files . the line capacity south of la plata a has been in the 700 mmcf / d . recent discussions have lead to a new lateral capacity revision to 705 mmcf / d , but the ebb posting was still using 700 . i have made the correction to the spreadsheets and the ebb to reflect the new increase in capacity . in addition , the new available capacity on the ebb for the rest of 2001 is now 33 mmcf / d , south of la plata to blanco hub . call me with any questions . from : lindy donoho / enron @ enronxgate on 03 / 09 / 2001 10 : 38 am to : perry frazier / et & s / enron @ enron cc : lorraine lindberg / enron @ enronxgate , ronald matthews / et & s / enron @ enron subject : capacity south of ignacio i would like to confirm the availability of 27 , 800 / d of transmission capacity south of the la plata " a " compressor . it has been my understanding that the capacity of the facilities is 500 , 000 / d through the la plata " a " compressor south to blanco and that the capacity of the facilities south of the la plata " a " compressor is an additional 200 , 000 / d south to blanco , for a total of 700 , 000 / d . northwest pipeline holds 23 , 811 / d of southflow capacity through the la plata " a " compressor . that is all of their southflow capacity . so , tw has 476 , 000 / d of capacity from la plata " a " and the whole 200 , 000 / d of southflow capacity south of la plata " a " to sell . i show that we have 476 , 000 / d subscribed through the la plata " a " compressor south . i show that we have 172 , 200 / d subscribed south of la plata " a " , leaving 27 , 800 / d unsubscribed south of la plata " a " . i understand that the capacity at the red cedar / arkansas loop receipt point is fully subscribed at 205 , 000 / d ( 12 , 500 / d southern utes , 125 , 000 red cedar , 13 , 500 / d texaco , 21 , 200 / d bp energy & 32 , 800 / d nwpl ) , but the capacity that ' s reserved for nwpl at this interconnect is related to nwpl ' s northflow transmission capacity , so it should not be included in the southflow totals . therefore , i would like to confirm that there is 27 , 800 / d of southflow capacity south of la plata " a " that could be sold from a receipt point other than arkansas loop . basically , the transport would have to come from the wfs / la maquina receipt point and deliver to either i / b link or ep / blanco . please let me know if you agree . ron , if you could assist , it would be greatly appreciated !


they were plenty upset about the tea taxes.But the crack down on colonial script certainly screwed over the American Colonies. And, BTW, England as well.Dear Ben Franklin was right for the wrong reasons. First of all the colonies were not prosperous compared to England proper. Second, the issuance of colonial script had nothing to do with full employeement.(In fact, it is almost inconceivable he would make that claim. It sounds like a modern Keynsian was creating an urban legend.)OTOH the lack of sufficient circulating monetary instruments was economically crippling. Imagine trying to buy your supplies by offering IOUs on your own name -- and then trying to market / exchange the paper as the merchant who took the IOU.===========================The most common problem in the world is when a government prints too much money. The effects are a complete disaster. There are a lot of incentives that push governments into doing this even though it is incredibly stupid.So almost all the literature talks about that.But you can ALSO screw an economy over by taking all the money out of circulation. The fundamental cause of the American Great Depression was exactly this, courtesy of the Federal Reserve Board.I don't think shifting the power to print money to the bank of Canada had much effect. And Canada is still a prosperous country. > -----Original Message----- > From: fork-admin@xent.com [mailto:fork-admin@xent.com] On Behalf Of Gary > Lawrence Murphy > Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 7:31 AM > To: Mr. FoRK > Cc: fork@spamassassin.taint.org > Subject: Re: sed /s/United States/Roman Empire/g > > >>>>> "f" == fork list writes: > > f> "Free trade and free markets have proven their ability to lift > f> whole societies out of poverty" I'm not a > f> socio-political/history buff - does anybody have some clear > f> examples? > > China? Ooops, no wait, scratch that. > > There is one counter example that I can think of, but it may not be > precisely "free trade/markets" -- when Ben Franklin first visited > England he was asked why the colonies were so prosperous. Ben > explained that they used "Colonial Script", a kind of barter-dollar, > and increasing the supply of script ensured complete employment. The > British bankers were furious and immediately lobbied parliament to > clamp down on the practice. Within a few years, the colonies were > rife with unemployment and poverty just like the rest of the Empire. > > According to questionable literature handed out by a fringe political > party here in Canada, the Founding Fathers had no real complaint about > tea taxes, it was the banning of colonial script they were > protesting. If this is true, then it comes right back to the forces > that killed Ned Ludd's followers as to why popular opinion believes > they were protesting a tea tax. The same pamphlet claimed that Canada > was also a prosperous nation until, by an act of parliament in the > late-50's or early 60's, the right to print money was removed from the > juristiction of parliament and handed over to the Bank of Canada. > > I've wondered about all this. Certainly the timeline of the collapse > of the Canadian economy fits the profile, but there are oodles of > other causes (for example, spending money like we had 300M people when > we only had 20M) Anyone have any further information on this? > > -- > Gary Lawrence Murphy - garym@teledyn.com - TeleDynamics Communications > - blog: http://www.auracom.com/~teledyn - biz: http://teledyn.com/ - > "Computers are useless. They can only give you answers." (Picasso)

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languaging 99 : a conference across literature , linguistics , and writing extended submission deadlines ! ! ! ! ! ! ! call for papers languaging 99 : a conference across literature , linguistics , and writing sponsored by the university of north texas and the gsea conference dates 4 - 6 march 1999 conference location university of north texas , denton , texas conference purpose languaging 99 offers a forum for scholars from the disciplines of linguistics , literature , and writing , as well as the related disciplines of anthropology , art , communication theory , cultural studies , film , history , music , philosophy , psychology , theater , etc . , to examine " language " and " texts " both within these disciplines and across these disciplines . submission deadlines u . s . mail : postmarked 25 october 1998 email : 1 november 1998 notification : 10 december 1998 submissions we encourage submissions that examine " language " and " texts " both within and across the following : - - literature - - linguistics - - writing ( includes rhetoric / composition , technical writing , creative writing ) - - related disciplines ( includes anthropology , art , communication theory , cultural studies , film , history , music , philosophy , psychology , theater ) we welcome submissions that deal with - - cognitive linguistics - - conceptual metaphor - - linguistic analysis of literature instructions for submitting please find complete instructions for submitting - - paper abstracts - - creative submissions - - symposia proposals at our website http : / / www . unt . edu / languaging we encourage submissions from graduate students as well as professional scholars . we cannot accept submissions by fax . we accept submissions via e-mail at linglit @ unt . edu or u . s . mail at languaging 99 university of north texas department of english p . o . box 311307 denton , tx 76203-1307 contacts for more information for more conference information , please write to languaging 99 university of north texas department of english p . o . box 311307 denton , tx 76203-1307 or direct your questions to linglit @ unt . edu visit our web site at www . unt . edu / languaging for updated information about - - plenary speakers - - conference registration - - travel and hotels


new book : indo - european studies ji xianling , werner winter and georges - jean pinault fragments of the tocharian a maitreyasamiti - nataka of the xinjiang museum , china 1998 . 23 x 15 , 5 cm . vii , 392 pages cloth dm 428 , - / approx . us $ 268 . 00 isbn 3-11 - 014904 - 4 trends in linguistics . studies and monographs 113 mouton de gruyter * berlin * new york in the winter of 1974 , in the yanki district of the xinjiang autonomous region in china , close to a 1000 - buddha temple , forest workers accidentally discovered 44 leaves of the manuscript remains of a tocharian a ( an extinct indo - european language ) version of the maitreyasamiti - nataka , one of the most important works of buddhist literature from central asia . this volume presents the complete text of the 44 leaves , i . e . , 88 pages which are now kept at urumqi . although they are far from complete , they are the longest manuscript remains of the text discovered till now . the original manuscripts are written in central asian slanting brahmi . the volume comprises a facsimile of the fragments , the transliterated and partly restored texts , translations , and notes , together with indices and a full glossary , thus making the work accessible for experts and students . the book will serve as a major research tool for specialists in buddhist and tocharian studies as well as for indo - europeanists and turkologists . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ mouton de gruyter walter de gruyter , inc . postfach 30 34 21 200 saw mill river road d-10728 berlin hawthorne , ny 10532 germany usa fax : + 49 ( 0 ) 30 26005-351 fax : + 1 914 747-1326 email : mouton @ degruyter . de this and further publications can also be ordered via world wide web : http : / / www . degruyter . com


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voyeur de tons could someone tell me what relatively cheap software for mac to use to see the tonal melodies ( or convert frequencies in curves ) in tone languages ? thanks .


comparative method and geoff pullum i have a problem : geoff 's posting sounds like it assumes ( a ) that there are only two sides to the issues under discussion and ( b ) that one of them is " orthodox " and the other one ( the i am on , apparently ) little short of crazy , the suggestion being that those who defend the idea that there are linguistic relationships to be discovered beyond the ones which were known in 1840 or some such cut-off date ( the so-called " remote " or " distant " connections ) might go so far as to accept that all of greenberg 's muskogean data are wrong and yet to maintain that muskogean is amerind ( without citing any new data ! ) . i think the reality is quite different . for example , victor golla , karl teeter , and i ( although we have been debating some methodological issues relevant to nostratic ) are actually very close on most issues ( except the ones under discussion , apparently ) and in particular on most issues concerning the proposed amerind grouping . there are lots of historical linguists with different ( and crossclassifying ! ! ) views on these matters ( for example , eric hamp has been widely quoted on his views against nostratic , yet he has been a staunch defender of altaic and of a connection between luoravetlan and eskimo - aleutian ; many of those who like nostratic do not like amerind ; and so on . i think each case deserves to be examined on its merits , the whole idea of contrasting " orthodox " ( or " mainstream " ) with " remote " or " distant " comparisons is without foundation and can lead to further needless polarization , and finally i feel that methodological issues and substantive ones should be discussed separately ( and that the latter are the more important , even if the former are often the more seductive ) . and to close on a positive note ( consonant with the spirit of the season ) , if karl teeter and i can reach the point where our major remaining disagreements are ( a ) whether in principle one could or could not write a comparative grammar of anglo - french , and ( b ) whether in fact the work done to date on nostratic is sufficient to taking it as a working hypothesis that at least indo - european , uralic , altaic , kartvelian , and afro - asiatic are related and going further , then i think we have achieved considerable progress ( and i am not even sure we even disagree about these points any more , for as the discussion goes on , more and more mutual misunderstandings seem to disappear ) . there will , of course , remain a lot of hard work to be done , on these and even more on other language families , but i do not see why the inevitable disagreements should be considered any more of a problem than the disagreements within the indo - europeanist community about the different versions of the laryngeal theory or about the glottalic theory , etc .


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re : costless collar for hanover bob , good job . zimin bob lee @ enron 01 / 11 / 2001 08 : 10 am to : zimin lu / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : costless collar for hanover fyi - looks like we ' ve converged . bob - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by bob lee / na / enron on 01 / 11 / 2001 07 : 04 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : chris loehr @ ect on 01 / 10 / 2001 04 : 50 pm to : ron baker / corp / enron @ enron cc : anne yaeger / hou / ect @ ect , ryan siurek / corp / enron @ enron , wes colwell / hou / ect @ ect , bob lee / na / enron @ enron subject : costless collar for hanover ryan and i have looked at the research model and made some adjustments . the treasury rate at 12 / 28 / 00 was 5 . 127 % ( research uses 4 . 6 % which probably takes into account the recent fed 50 bp cut ) the maturity is 6 / 30 / 03 or 2 . 5 years ( research uses 3 years ) using these assumptions and a 47 . 2 % volatility in the bloomberg collar function results in a ceiling of 92 103 / 256 and a floor of 34 7 / 8 . after adjusting the research model for the changes above , ryan and i got a similar range from the research model so we are comfortable with these numbers . let me know if there are any questions . chris x 33092 ron baker @ enron 01 / 10 / 2001 10 : 52 am to : wes colwell / hou / ect @ ect , ryan siurek / corp / enron @ enron , chris loehr / hou / ect @ ect , anne yaeger / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : costless collar attached is the updated valuation from bob lee in research using the actual 3 - year historical vol . of 47 . 2 which results in a call strike of 97 . 978 . also , he has confirmed that the presence of the swap has no impact on the value of the collar . let me know if you have questions . thanks , ron - - - - - forwarded by ron baker / corp / enron on 01 / 10 / 2001 10 : 28 am - - - - - bob lee 01 / 10 / 2001 08 : 44 am to : andrea v reed / hou / ect @ ect , ron baker / corp / enron @ enron cc : zimin lu / hou / ect @ ect subject : costless collar here ' s the calculation using the historical volatility . the strike drops slightly . the volatility in the calculation is the expected future vol ; atility - looking at traded options for hc and an expected fall off in vol for long dated options , one could justify a vol estimate in the range 40 - 50 % for the collar . the presence of the swap makes no difference on the collar valuation . bob


good morning , thought you might enjoy a quick note on enron . take care , hans fredrikson 214 / 758 - 2117 ( see attached file : eneo 418 f . doc ) - eneo 418 f . doc


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update on union carbide safety net gas got a call last night from carbide - they rescinded the change from 14 , 000 / d rate to 6 , 000 / d rate for safety net gas that was due 9 am this morning . so here ' s where we should be now with carbide : seadrift - no saftey net , just the 10 , 000 / d baseload deal texas city - 10 , 000 / d of the term deal , plus 14 , 000 / d of safety net , total 24 , 000 / d call with questions lee 3 . 5923


jill chatterton ill and out of the office today ( thursday ) jill is not feeling well today . she thinks she will be able to come in tomorrow . if you need assistance during her absence , please contact any administrative person in west power trading . let me know if you have any questions .


We confirm eating at esplanade?


fw : product name fyi : copy of email i sent to pat o ' donnell . - - - - - original message - - - - - from : forster , david sent : wednesday , january 30 , 2002 12 : 06 pm to : ' pat . odonnell @ ubsw . com ' subject : product name pat , i remain concerned that we should proactively promote a short product name . i realise this is not consistent with group ' s position . some considerations : - if we do not promote a short name , the market will do it for us . noone is going to refer to the system as " the online trading platform for ubs warburg energy " . they will find something 4 syllables or less . - this is a system which had a very high profile and unique identity within the industry . downtime is reported in the trade press . numerous general news articles referenced it . whether we want the " product " to have a unique identity or not , it will have one , and we should control it to the extent we can . - enrononline was more than just a means of doing business with enron . it was recognised by many as a kind of " marketplace " , which provided a unique combination of liquidity , pricing and ease of transaction . the market will look to our new system as the replacement for this marketplace and the marketplace needs a name . - some segments of the market are already starting to use their own short form during informal conversation . they have selected " ubsol " . as discussed , i think it is in our best interest to aggresively provide the market with a replacement for this . to do otherwise means we will shortly be stuck with this name and it will be very difficult to " unstick " . - there are significant volumes of online and offline documentation ( help , etc . ) for which it is helpful to have a name by which to refer to the collection of people , processes , internal trading tools , reporting applications , administration applications , and website . it is important to note that the website , though the most visible part , is only one part of the overall " system " which was enrononline . i understand how an extremely large corporation such as ubs would be concerned with the proliferation of product names , which could be confusing when looking at all of them on a single list . however , many of our customers will have exposure to only a few ubs products , and for the individuals at those companies , most will have exposure to only one : the trading system . dave


international lexical functional grammar conf call for papers lfg99 1999 international lexical functional grammar conference 19 july - 21 july 1999 the university of manchester submission receipt deadline : 15 february 1999 url : http : / / lings . ln . man . ac . uk / html / lfg / enquiries : lfg99 @ man . ac . uk the university of manchester is pleased to invite you to participate in lfg99 which will take place from monday , july 19 till wednesday , july 21 1999 at the university of manchester , uk . the conference welcomes work both within the formal architecture of lexical - functional grammar and typological , formal , and computational work within the 's pirit of lfg ' , as a lexicalist approach to language employing a parallel , constraint-based framework . the conference aims to promote interaction and collaboration among researchers interested in nonderivational approaches to grammar , where grammar is seen as the interaction of constraints from multiple dimensions of linguistic substance , including category information , grammatical relations , and semantic information . further information about the syntactic theory lfg can be obtained from : http : / / clwww . essex . ac . uk / lfg / submissions the conference will involve 30 - minute talks , poster / system presentations , and workshops . talks and poster presentations will focus on results from completed as well as ongoing research , with an emphasis on novel approaches , methods , ideas , and perspectives , whether descriptive , theoretical , formal or computational . we particularly welcome papers and suggestions for workshops on a given language area . presentations should describe original , unpublished work . abstracts and papers must be received by february 15 , 1999 , and should be submitted to the program committee chairs at the address given below . for further information or offers of organisational help , contact the local organisers at the address below . poster / system presentations a scheduled session for posters and the demonstration of systems is planned as part of the conference , with the posters also available for viewing at other times throughout the conferece . workshops workshops are a small group of talks ( 2 - 4 ) on a coherent topic that can be expected to generate opposing views and discussion with the broader audience . participants to workshops are usually invited . workshop papers should be distributed in advance among participants and participants should refer to each others approaches . at this point in time , we welcome suggestions for workshops from potential organisers or people with certain interests . suggestions for workshops should be sent to the local organizers at lfg99 @ man . ac . uk . topics that have been mentioned for potential workshops include : - phenomena within a given language area ( such as amerindian ) - field work and linguistic theory - event conceptualization and lexical semantics - constructions / construction grammar and lfg actual workshop topics and participants will be announced later . timetable deadline for workshop proposals : 30 november 1998 deadline for receipt of submissions : 15 february 1999 acceptances sent out : 31 march 1999 conference : 19 july - 21 july 1999 submission specifications people may submit either abstracts or full length papers for refereeing . the advantages of full paper submission are that it allows better assessment of your work and that ( at least for some people ) accepted refereed full papers count as a higher status publication . the program chairs may decide that certain submissions are better as poster presentations than as read papers . submitters may also indicate if they wish a submission to be considered as a poster / system presentation . full length papers . papers should be no more than 15 pages , including figures and references , in 11 or 12pt type , on a4 / us letter paper . the printed text area must not exceed 165x230mm ( 6 . 5x9 inches ) , and should be


weekly update louise , i will see you at 1 : 30 pm on monday to give you an update on everything . we should also discuss this concept on giving asset marketing a margin target . thanks , don


etc - officer election notice enron travel club officer election notice : please be advised that we will have election of officers at our regularly scheduled meeting scheduled for tuesday , november 13 , 2001 . if you know someone that you would like to nominate for a position , please forward the name ( s ) to dianne langeland by november 6 th . she will contact the nominee ( s ) to see if he / she is willing to serve and notify the membership of the nominee ( s ) prior to the meeting . thanks !


fw : unify gas production i did not see you on the initial distribution . rp - - - - - original message - - - - - from : cuccia , michael sent : wednesday , august 15 , 2001 10 : 42 am to : lamadrid , victor ; sullivan , patti ; baxter , bryce ; bussell l , kathryn ; dawes , cheryl ; greif , donna ; hall , bob m ; heal , kevin ; kinsey , lisa ; machleit , shirley ; mcclure , mark ; olinger , kimberly s . ; pinion , richard ; reeves , leslie ; smith , george f . ; staab , theresa ; superty , robert ; ' terry , edward ' ; wynne , rita cc : stokes , darren ; neal , steve ; mcneill , michael ; ripley , brian ; pena , matt ; newland , william subject : re : unify gas production it looks like we have a consensus on down time for unify gas production on saturday . we will be bringing the server down at 6 pm . please make every effort to have your work done by that time . the server should be back up by 10 pm . thank you all for your responses and cooperation , michael cuccia unify production support ebl 864 c - - x 36629 cell 713 . 870 . 6463 - - - - - original message - - - - - from : lamadrid , victor sent : wednesday , august 15 , 2001 7 : 52 am to : sullivan , patti ; cuccia , michael ; baxter , bryce ; bussell l , kathryn ; dawes , cheryl ; greif , donna ; hall , bob m ; heal , kevin ; kinsey , lisa ; machleit , shirley ; mcclure , mark ; olinger , kimberly s . ; pinion , richard ; reeves , leslie ; smith , george f . ; staab , theresa ; superty , robert ; ' terry , edward ' ; wynne , rita cc : stokes , darren ; neal , steve ; mcneill , michael ; ripley , brian ; pena , matt ; newland , william subject : re : unify gas production michael , ditto to patti ' s statement on the east ! 6 pm is evening late nom deadline for the next day . thanks - - - - - original message - - - - - from : sullivan , patti sent : wednesday , august 15 , 2001 7 : 50 am to : cuccia , michael ; lamadrid , victor ; baxter , bryce ; bussell l , kathryn ; dawes , cheryl ; greif , donna ; hall , bob m ; heal , kevin ; kinsey , lisa ; machleit , shirley ; mcclure , mark ; olinger , kimberly s . ; pinion , richard ; reeves , leslie ; smith , george f . ; staab , theresa ; superty , robert ; ' terry , edward ' ; wynne , rita cc : stokes , darren ; neal , steve ; mcneill , michael ; ripley , brian ; pena , matt ; newland , william subject : re : unify gas production michael , the west desk schedulers are using path manager to schedule until 6 : 00 pm . we ' re hoping that the maintenance can start after that time . thanks . - - - - - original message - - - - - from : cuccia , michael sent : wednesday , august 15 , 2001 6 : 40 am to : lamadrid , victor ; baxter , bryce ; bussell l , kathryn ; dawes , cheryl ; greif , donna ; hall , bob m ; heal , kevin ; kinsey , lisa ; machleit , shirley ; mcclure , mark ; olinger , kimberly s . ; pinion , richard ; reeves , leslie ; smith , george f . ; staab , theresa ; sullivan , patti ; superty , robert ; ' terry , edward ' ; wynne , rita cc : stokes , darren ; neal , steve ; mcneill , michael ; ripley , brian ; pena , matt ; newland , william subject : re : unify gas production 2 - 3 hours . yes , i am the contact person ( cell number below ) after users first filter questions through their leads . michael cuccia unify production support ebl 864 c - - x 36629 cell 713 . 870 . 6463 - - - - - original message - - - - - from : lamadrid , victor sent : tuesday , august 14 , 2001 6 : 11 pm to : cuccia , michael ; baxter , bryce ; bussell l , kathryn ; dawes , cheryl ; greif , donna ; hall , bob m ; heal , kevin ; kinsey , lisa ; machleit , shirley ; mcclure , mark ; olinger , kimberly s . ; pinion , richard ; reeves , leslie ; smith , george f . ; staab , theresa ; sullivan , patti ; superty , robert ; ' terry , edward ' ; wynne , rita cc : stokes , darren ; neal , steve ; mcneill , michael ; ripley , brian ; pena , matt ; newland , william subject : re : unify gas production michael , how long will this last ? are you the conta


On Fri, Jul 19, 2002 at 03:35:36PM +0100 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
Niall O Broin thought:
> illustrates this admirably. The poster is in the form of a PDF file and to
> be honest, is best appreciated if you have access to a HP DesignJet orSpeaking of HP Designjets, has anyone managed to utilise the full width of
the paper on a HP Designjet 750c under RH7.x?  The HP can take a 24" wide
roll while the driver (dnj650c) lists a paper size of 16x24.
Unfortunately, this will print only in protrait mode so I get a 24"x24"
page with an unused 8" strip down one side!  I'd like to be able to print
24x or whatever (even 24x30!) but I don't seem able to do so.Any thoughts?Conor
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On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 13:57, Michael Clark wrote:
> To update spamassasin, all I need to do is install the new tar.gz
> file as if it were a new installation? I don't need to stop incoming
> mail or anything like that? Thanks, Mike
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U wake up already? Thanx 4 e tau sar piah it's quite nice.


fw : re : marathon presentation i will be meeting with marathon tomorrow for lunch . and yes , i am paying this time . please look at the attached presentation . i plan on sending something close to this later this afternoon . i am meeting with lavo at 4 : 30 pm . mrha - - - - - original message - - - - - from : bennett , peter sent : tuesday , october 02 , 2001 11 : 56 am to : enerson , john cc : mrha , jean subject : re : marathon presentation importance : high


entelligence phase i fyi - we need to strategize / determine reasonable timeline for trade warehouse to support the desires of commercial expressed in the memo below . i ' ll set a meeting for friday or monday . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by mary solmonson / hou / ect on 04 / 26 / 2000 02 : 18 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - chris gaskill @ enron 04 / 26 / 2000 02 : 01 pm to : mary solmonson / hou / ect @ ect cc : philippe a bibi / hou / ect @ ect , david w delainey / hou / ect @ ect , jennifer fraser / hou / ect @ ect , beth perlman / hou / ect @ ect , vanessa schulte / corp / enron @ enron , jeffrey a shankman / hou / ect @ ect , colleen sullivan / hou / ect @ ect subject : entelligence phase i


jm@jmason.org (Justin Mason) writes:> except for 1 thing: defanged MIME messages.  that's a big problem.
> but if you didn't just *remove* the headers and instead reverted
> back to the X-Spam-Prev versions, it'd more-or-less work.
>
> (BTW fixed the downloads page ;)&check now un-defangs MIME -- it was screwing up some of my mass-check
results (where SA-markup was present, yes).If there ever was a warning about SA-markup in mass-check, it never
worked for me.Dan


Once upon a time, Ralf wrote :> Skipping all RPM build parts except for the actual packing is not
> possibleActually it is (sort of).
To answer partly the original question, this might have been useful once
the %files error was corrected :rpmbuild -bi --short-circuit This will skip all the way to the %install and start from there. Of course,
you need to have already done everything else before, and this will _not_
produce any rpm files, but will at least tell you if everything is now able
to finish successfully.Sure, it's not perfect since if the %files error was actually because
entries were missing you'll notice it only once the package is really
installed. But for multiple typos in the %files section (like when you're
writing a spec file after 2AM ;-)) it can come in handy :-)It's also very useful if you need to override some Makefile variables
during install, when the simple cases like "%makeinstall" or "make install
DESTDIR=%{buildroot}" don't work. It keeps you from redoing all the
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re : holiday greeting from jerry wind - holiday , revisionl . doc


No i'm not gonna be able to. || too late notice. || i'll be home in a few weeks anyway. || what are the plans


Aiyah u did ok already lar. E nydc at wheellock?


URL: http://www.newsisfree.com/click/215,3,215/
Date: 2002-10-03T04:21:04+01:00*UK latest:* The government should immediately announce that Britain will
abandon nuclear weapons when the Trident missile system is phased out, say a
group of eminent scientists.


re : good morning that ' s great . john p . s . bob parrino told me you were at ut last week . we academics really appreciate your willingness to share your experiences with us and our students . at 11 : 40 am 10 / 18 / 00 - 0500 , you wrote : > > john , > > i shall see christie tomorrow and i shall talk to her about > the project . > > friday , feb 23 works for me . > > vince > > > > > > " john d . martin " on 10 / 18 / 2000 10 : 00 : 57 am > > to : vkamins @ enron . com > cc : > subject : good morning > > > vince , > > just an update for you and a question . first , i have talked to christie > and corresponded via e - mail . we don ' t have dates to talk to lay , skilling > and fastow as yet but christie is working on it . i will prompt her again > next week . > > the second item of business is a question . i want to see if we can move > our meeting in spring ( business education and the new economy workshop ) > back a week to friday february 23 rd . one of the attendees has a conference > he wants to attend on march 2 nd . let me know asap if the 23 rd works for > you . i have committments from a number of folks for the workshop and i > think it will be great fun and a wonderful learning experience for us all . > > john > > john d . martin > carr p . collins chair in finance > finance department > baylor university > po box 98004 > waco , tx 76798 > 254 - 710 - 4473 ( office ) > 254 - 710 - 1092 ( fax ) > j _ martin @ baylor . edu > web : http : / / hsb . baylor . edu / html / martinj / home . html > > > > john d . martin carr p . collins chair in finance finance department baylor university po box 98004 waco , tx 76798 254 - 710 - 4473 ( office ) 254 - 710 - 1092 ( fax ) j _ martin @ baylor . edu web : http : / / hsb . baylor . edu / html / martinj / home . html


On Thu, 8 Aug 2002, kevin lyda wrote:> i'm certain they already do strip after the +.  however, they'll
> have to respond to a confirm message when they send to my raw
> address.  and responding to a confirm message requires spammers to
> provide a real email address (which i can then blacklist - i've
> mapped y in mutt to whitelist; Y to blacklist) and effectively send
> the spam to each individual (which makes spamming more expensive
> bandwidthwise for the spammer).unfortunately, often spammers provide real return addresses - just not
their own.so if everyone used tmda, these poor unfortunates would receive
millions of tmda confirm messages, in addition to the hundred thousand
'undeliverable' messages that they already get..> kevinregards,
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re : conference phelim , thanks again for the invitation to speak at the conference . the program was very interesting and i learned a lot . i hope you can visit us in houston sometimes in the next few months . vince phelim boyle on 05 / 30 / 2000 10 : 11 : 26 am to : vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com cc : subject : conference vince thank you very much for coming to the conference and for your excellent overview it was a pleasure meeting you i hope we can stay in touch phelim - - phelim p boyle director centre for advanced studies in finance , university of waterloo , waterloo , ontario canada n 2 l 3 gl tel 519 885 1211 ( 6513 ) fax 519 888 7562


re : unify brent , as i have indicated to both sally and beth , this couldn ' t have been accomplished without the solid partnership with the business and participation by key individuals from your team . specifically , jeff sorensen , bob klein , becky ford , laurel adams and melissa white were key to making this work . this was a ' come from behind ' effort and there were many nights and weekends that this team shared pizza while debugging sap and financials system issues . this type of partnership and commitment is required for success in these types of projects . kudos to the team for the on - time delivery . let ' s stay focused on making the transition as smooth as possible ! brent a price @ ect 06 / 29 / 2000 11 : 34 am to : jefferson d sorenson / hou / ect @ ect , rebecca fordham / lon / ect @ ect , bob klein / hou / ect @ ect , kenneth m harmon / hou / ect @ ect , steve neal / hou / ect @ ect , hoong p foon / hou / ect @ ect , kip martin / hou / ect @ ect , philip r glass / hou / ect @ ect , cynthia clark / corp / enron @ enron , richard brockhan / corp / enron @ enron cc : jeff johnson / corp / enron @ enron , sally beck / hou / ect @ ect subject : re : unify thanks for the update . i also want to thank everyone for a job well done . you all worked great as a team and proved that it projects can be completed on time and with relatively few problems . unify financial settlements could serve as an example for future it project implementations . from : jefferson d sorenson 06 / 28 / 2000 03 : 39 pm to : brent a price / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : unify today is the first day for financial settlements to use unify in production ( penultimate settlement ) . we will keep you posted on results . jeff - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by jefferson d sorenson / hou / ect on 06 / 28 / 2000 09 : 32 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - rebecca ford 06 / 27 / 2000 06 : 48 pm to : kenneth m harmon / hou / ect @ ect cc : cynthia clark / corp / enron @ enron , steve neal / hou / ect @ ect , richard brockhan / corp / enron @ enron , hoong p foon / hou / ect @ ect , kip martin / hou / ect @ ect , philip r glass / hou / ect @ ect , jeff johnson / corp / enron @ enron , bob klein / hou / ect @ ect , jefferson d sorenson / hou / ect @ ect subject : unify hey ken , i just wanted to let you know that the financial settlement group were very impressed with unify during the first training class that we had on friday . i did not hear any negative comments , and they even said they liked it better than sift . some of the key areas in which they see great benefit are : 1 . the automatic calculation of in and out of the money options 2 . the statement group assignment screen and the idea of selecting different statement groups for different payment terms 3 . the ability to sort and subtotal on financial list screen 4 . the system is more efficient than sift 5 . the ability to view the invoice on screeen and to click directly on the line to make adjustments 6 . the ability to wire foreign currencies ( really and sap enhancement ) one thing that i did hear is that they wished they could see enron north america and ena global together on the financial list screen . i think the development group did a great job , and i enjoyed working with everyone . i hope that in the next few weeks and months ahead that you will continue to allow the team to provide our group with quick and efficient response to areas of concern and enhancements . thank you to the group for all of your hard work , becky


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Date: Not suppliedAirlines are facing fresh calls to fit fuel tank inerting systems, following
warnings from Boeing about potentially faulty fuel pumps


new e - mail network a n n o u n c i n g asling - l : the e-mail network for people interested in sign linguistics ! this network has been established to discuss linguistic issues related to signed languages . all areas of linguistics will be discussed including syntax , acquisition , phonology , morphology , psycholinguistics , cognition , etc . to subscribe to the network , send a message to the following address : listserv @ yalevm . bitnet the message should include only the following line of text : sub asling - l your real name questions regarding the network can be sent directly to the listowner at : cromano @ uconnvm . bitnet looking forward to having you on board ! christine romano , list owner please pass this on to students or colleagues who may be interested !


urgent ed has requested that we compile a list this morning of all parties / points which we owe gas to , in the event that we need to find a home for excess volumes today . please email me a list of any meters / contracts that you are aware of . i am compiling an interim list based upon the rtu variance report for march , however , i don ' t want to rely on this list as you may be engaged in balancing at meters with variances . thank you , mary


re : silence . . . . . . . . . . . . . i am trying to close the bid / offer spread . one thought on your plan below : if ben and i own the abb ' s at 29 mm - 30 mm , we will try to sell them at 31 - 35 . that will create noise in the market for canada ' s deals which will get re - priced down . likewise , if ben and i own them , we can not be prevented from offering them below canada ' s deals . solution : transfer the turbines 9 / 1 / 01 at a price that we agree to today . ? chris calger 503 - 464 - 3735 - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise sent : monday , july 02 , 2001 9 : 16 am to : milnthorp , rob cc : calger , christopher f . ; jacoby , ben subject : silence . . . . . . . . . . . . . hello , as i didn ' t hear anything last week on whether we had made progress on the transfer / sale of the abb turbines ( i know ben was out too ) i thought i would put my thoughts in writing . i am assuming that we are all on board with the fact that transferring these assets to the turbine book is the most efficient mechanism for dealing with the turbines going forward - please let me know if anyone thinks otherwise ( excluding arguments about transfer pricing ) . transfer abb turbines to the turbine book ( under the management of jacoby and calger ) , capital charges to be picked up by the turbine book as of 7 / 01 / 01 . the turbine book is responsible for the turbines going forward . should a sale occur ( negotiated by ecc ) to any of the customers outlined in the documents , ecc has the right to buy back the assets at any time at the transfer price plus capital charge incurred during the period when the turbines were owned by the turbine book . the call option expires 9 / 01 / 01 and can only be exercised for a sale to the counterparties in the document attached with the addition of calpine for the purposes of a sale combined with the site ( the call option for a calpine sale is valid until 12 / 01 / 01 ) . if ecc does not wish to pursue the sale to the counterparties in the document attached , then jacoby can pursue these negotiations and if a sale is completed this year with these counterparties , the turbine book will receive a brokerage fee ( $ 1 million ) and ecc will pick up capital costs between 7 / 01 / 01 and the completion of the sale . please agree to a transfer price for these turbines , if a price cannot be agreed between you , please let me have your arguments substantiating your transfer price and i will arbitrate on the number on friday . let me know if anyone disagrees with moving forward in this way . regards louise >


per john hall:
"The opinion that EITHER we are spending too much OR we have too much
regulation is pretty
much anathema to liberal politics."no it's not.geege


Was thinking about chuckin ur red green n black trainners 2 save carryin them bac on train


generative approaches to sla iv generative approaches to second language acquisition ( gasla ' 98 ) september 25-27 , 1998 university of pittsburgh / carnegie mellon university preliminary program the conference and entertainment events will take place in 2m56 / 2p56 forbes quad located between bouquet st . and bigelow blvd . the department of linguistics is on the 28th floor of the cathedral of learning , located between 5th avenue and forbes avenue . the phone number is 624-5900 and the administrators are carolyn , anna - mae , and rebecca . they will be available on friday from 8 . 30 until 5 : 00 for if you have any questions regarding the location of the conference . preliminary program friday , september 25 8 : 30-10 : 00 : registration ( ongoing ) 10 : 00 : opening remarks 10 : 30-12 : 00 : session 1 . 10 : 30 : ' the use and abuse of linguistic theory in l2 acquisition research ' bonnie d . schwartz , university of durham rex a . sprouse , indiana university 11 : 00 : ' transitivity alternations in l2 acquisition : toward a modular view of transfer ' silvina a . montrul , suny - albany 11 : 30 : ' syntactic structure and information structure in the acquisition of the english dative alternation by native speakers of japanese ' robert bley - vroman and kazuko katsufuji , university of hawaii 12 : 00 - 1 : 30 lunch break 1 : 30 - 3 : 00 : session 2 . 1 : 30 : ' surface unaccusativity in l2 japanese speakers ' makiko hirakawa , tokyo international university 2 : 00 : ' the role of the lexicon in the second language acquisition of spanish word order ' tammy jandrey hertel and ana teresa perez - leroux , the pennsylvania state university 2 : 30 : ' the l2 acquisition of telicity in english by spanish and slavic native speakers ' roumyana slabakova , university of iowa 3 : 00 - 3 : 30 : coffee break 3 : 30 - 5 : 00 : session 3 . 3 : 30 : ' the acquisition of possession in l2 dutch ' ineke van de craats , norbert corver and roeland van hout , tilburg university 4 : 00 : ' " washing the faces " : acquisition of possessor raising in l2 spanish ' beatriz centeno - cortes , gillian lord , erin o'rourke and ana teresa perez - leroux , the pennsylvania state university 4 : 30 : ' the " compounding parameter " in l2 acquisition : the subset principle revisited ' juana m . liceras , elena valenzuela , university of ottawa 5 : 15 : plenary : peter gordon : to be announced . 6 : 30 : wine and cheese saturday , september 26 9 : 30-10 : 30 : session 1 . 9 : 30 : ' variability in l2 english grammatical morphemes : the question of functional categories in a peformance versus knowledge paradigm ' g . martohardjono , k . kessler , i . finger and p . argodale , city university of new york 10 : 00 : ' using constituent coordination to explore functional projections ' helmut zobl , carleton university 10 : 30-11 : 00 coffee break 11 : 00-12 : 30 : session 2 . 11 : 00 : ' functional categories in child l2 acquisition of english : the acquisition of the ip system ' belma haznedar , bogazici university 11 : 30 : ' accounting for variability in sla : more evidence for the missing inflection hypothesis ' philippe prevost , universite laval lydia white , mcgill university 12 : 00 : ' the acquisition of tense and aspect in l2 english ' joanne sher grumet , city university of new york 12 : 30 - 2 : 00 lunch break 2 : 00 - 3 : 30 : session 3 . chair : 2 : 00 : ' on optionality and grammaticality in l2 knowledge ' donna lardiere , georgetown university 2 : 30 : ' second language acquisition ( sla ) as a promoting factor in language change ' doris stolberg , universitat tubingen 3 : 00 : ' adult second language acquisition and language change : on the mirror-world of chaos and order in language development ' carolina plaza - pust , j . - w . - goethe universitat 3 : 30 - 4 : 00 : coffee break 4 : 00 - 5 : 30 : session 4 . chair : 4 : 00 : ' principles of l2 pronunciation : the question of learnability ' fred eckman and gregory iverson , university of wisc


case studies needed dear colleagues , i ' m preparing to teach an introductory course in language variation , and i 'd like to get your help ( again ) . could you recommend any case studies , either from published sources or from your own experience , that would be appropriate for class discussion ? what i ' m looking for in a case study is a description of a real situation , preferably a somewhat controversial one . ideally , it would include some background information , a description of the conflicts involved , the sequence of events up to a point where a decision is needed , and a description of the actual decision taken . since the course is on language variation , relevant case studies would include anecdotes on discrimination in the workplace or in the educational system because of language choice or dialect choice , or cases involving difficult decisions in language planning or language legislation . i ' ve never used case studies before , so advice and comments are also welcome ! my address is mkuha @ silver . ucs . indiana . edu thanks for your help . mai kuha


transportation as a commodity . - - - - - original message - - - - - from : djcustomclips @ djinteractive . com [ mailto : djcustomclips @ djinteractive . com ] sent : tuesday , september 18 , 2001 10 : 43 pm to : 168842 @ mailman . enron . com subject : rahil jafry : transportation as a commodity . transportation as a commodity . by bill hensel jr . 09 / 10 / 2001 joc week copyright ( c ) 2001 . the journal of commerce inc . all rights reserved . enron corp . , the houston - based energy giant , is familiar with commodity markets . in addition to energy , the business for which it is best known , enron is the world ' s largest metals trader . the company also understands transportation . it ships products as diverse as coal , steel , forest products and project cargo . now enron is proposing to change the face of over - the - road trucking and domestic intermodal services , by treating them as a commodity that can be bought and sold like any other product . the company ' s enron freight markets unit promises to help shippers and carriers manage risks associated with fluctuating diesel fuel prices and other shipping costs . enron will quote a set rate for dock - to - dock moves , and guarantee the service promised in the contract . enron freight markets was created in march to develop a market for freight capacity and to buy and sell spot and forward capacity in transportation . as in other futures markets such as soybeans or pork bellies , a buyer of a contract would have the option of taking delivery of the service or closing out his position . enron has successfully used similar formulas to create markets in energy . can it do the same with trucking and intermodal freight capacity ? barry par - ker , a consultant for bdpl consulting ltd . , which specializes in freight economics , said it could work but that transportation isn ' t like other markets . " the marketplace needs these things , but transportation marketplaces are not really receptive to them , " parker said . " i applaud what they are doing , but it is an uphill battle . " enron took a first step up that hill this year with its acquisition of webmodal , a firm that provides domestic intermodal technology and logistics services for carriers , shippers and service providers . the former webmodal office in chicago houses enron freight ' s 24 - hour customer service and operations center . this summer , enron took another step , by acquiring trucking capacity for up to two years with major trucking companies . enron said it recently signed its first firm sales contract with a major shipper , but declined to identify it . dan reck , vice president of enron freight markets , said the company can offer shippers and carriers performance obligation terms that are considerably different from any others . " what enron freight markets is trying to do is commercialize the risk management products for the freight market , " reck said . a key to the service is standardization of general contractual terms and conditions . the standardized areas would include specific delivery times , and specific consequences for non - performance . fixed - price contracts act to stabilize fuel surcharges , spikes in shipping volumes and fluctuating carrier rates . enron said it can do that not only because it has deep pockets to make the market liquid , but also by using its technology to evaluate optimal routing and modes and by having customers sign long - term contracts . " what ends up happening is that the obligations of both parties be - comes much more clean and predictable , " reck said . " so from a carrier ' s perspective , they can really count on a revenue stream from this piece of their business . there are very clean operational parameters . we are also trying to have shippers sign on with us under those same terms and conditions . " enron has a reputation as an innovator in its approach to the natural gas and electric - power markets , and is trying to change the way other marke


power crisis in the west dear vince , i spoke with you briefly yesterday regarding grant masson . you informed me that he is no longer an enron employee . i have also been informed that grant has not yet been replaced . i am inquiring because infocast would like to have an enron representative speak at an upcoming conference entitled " power crisis in the west : status it is certainly going to be an exciting conference due to all of the controversy surrounding the situation in san diego . kind regards , nia mansell infocast conference manager ( 818 ) 888 - 4445 ext . 45 ( 818 ) 888 - 4440 fax niam @ . com > - power crisis in the west invite . doc


Ned Jackson Lovely wrote:
 > On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 10:37:31AM -0600, Marty Halvorson wrote:
 > > A Forest Service official has stated flat out that the tree lovers
need to
 > > understand their responsibility in contributing to the number of
 > > uncontrollable (i.e., crown fires caused by very dense tree stands and
 > > under growth) fires by their suits to stop any tree removal from the
 > > forests managed by the Forest Service.
 >
 > Boy, that is rather strange. I've always been under the impression that
 > the uncontrollable forest fires were the result of the Forest Service's
 > long-standing "10:00 A.M. policy"If you'll look closely, I said the Forest Service official claimed it was
the tree lovers lawsuits that prevented removal of trees by any means as at
least partially responsible.  The lawsuits prevented the Forest Service
from implementation of any project that involved tree removal.  These
projects were designed to address the tree and undergrowth density that
resulted from previous management policies.In other words, Forest Service projects to clean up the mess resulting from
their previous forest management practices are prevented by tree lover
lawsuits. > 40 years after the end of the containment policy there is still a lot of
stuff
 > left to burn.Exactly, and tree lover lawsuits are preventing the removal of that
stuff.  The result:  Fires like Cerro Grande. > I can't imagine that artificially planted replacement
 > forests ...There are very few replacement forests planted these days.  Those that are,
are mostly planted on private land as commercial tree farms.Peace,Marty Halvorson
marty@halvorson.ushttp://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/fork


quick updates : spoke with larry lawyer at egm . thinks they would take a $ 30 - $ 40 mm p & l hit to liquidate so 2 position . barclays returned our calls suggesting they would think about alternatives incl rolling deal as is and be back to us by 6 am . per deal , if we don ' t reach agreement by noon , we have to call credits for payment wednesday . will let you know how call goes in morning . i understand that while bowen signed draw requests on thursday , legal had ok ' d . today , i understand legal is less comfortable . i ' ve got a call into bowen . if he ' ll sign no issues with barclays . will give you more shortly . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - sent from my blackberry wireless handheld ( www . blackberry . net )


meeting to be rescheduled all : the meeting scheduled for tomorrow from 11 - 12 : 00 to discuss enron ' s needs from the mit / aa new value research lab has been postponed to allow for additional time to confer with aa . new date / time will be set once add ' l information is gathered . thanks . amy


tenaska iv 5 / 01 please change the demand fee for may 2001 on deal 384258 from $ 2 , 069 , 556 . 32 to $ 2 , 026 , 347 . 17 . the williams supply was less than what the spreadsheet calculated . thanks , megan


machine translation mt summit vi : " machine translation : past , present , future " catamaran resort hotel san diego , 29 october-1 november 1997 a once - in-a - lifetime opportunity no serious mt - ite can afford to miss mt summit vi in san diego next october . hosted by the association for machine translation in the americas ( amta ) on behalf of the international association for machine translation ( iamt ) , this year 's summit coincides with the 50th anniversary of machine translation . the celebration will be truly memorable . amta and its cooperating host institution , the information sciences institute / university of southern california , take great pleasure in inviting you to join us in commemorating this event . schedule the following schedule gives an overview of the events that have been planned : tuesday , 28 october : 12 - hour excursion to ensenada ; all-day workshops wednesday , 29 october : 3 - hour tutorials in morning and afternoon ; registration ; opening of exhibits / reception , 6 : 30 p . m . thursday , 30 october : plenary and parallel sessions , 9 : 00 a . m . - 5 : 30 p . m . ; exhibits , 10 : 30 - 5 : 30 p . m . ; boat cruise , 6 : 00 - 7 : 30 p . m . ; beach luau , 7 : 30 p . m . friday , 31 october : plenary and parallel sessions , 9 : 00 a . m . - 5 : 30 p . m . ; exhibits , 10 : 30 - 5 : 30 p . m . ; banquet , boat leaves at 6 : 30 p . m . saturday , 1 november : plenary and parallel sessions , 9 : 00 a . m . - 5 : 30 p . m . ; exhibits , 10 : 30 - 3 : 00 p . m . the program a rich menu of invited talks , submitted papers , and theater-style system presentations , together with a panel that will reunite early mt pioneers , will give special meaning to the conference 's theme , " machine translation : past , present , and future . " in a format combining both plenary and parallel sessions , the three - day program , including all day saturday , covers the trajectory of mt across the decades from the perspective of researchers , developers , and users . the session topics , to be addressed by experts from around the world , include : early mt history current state of mt mt r&d around the world the shape of commercial mt systems production mt the market perspective what do users need ? whither mt ? parallel to these main topics will be a second track of sessions that will include submitted papers and live system presentations in a theater-style setting . all sessions will be audiotaped , and copies of the tapes will be available for purchase on-site shortly after each session ends . tutorials and workshops on wednesday , 29 october , participants are offered a selection of four 3 - hour tutorials : morning , 9-12 a . m . " a gentle introduction to mt : theory and current practice " - eduard hovy " making mt work for you " - marjorie le = a2n afternoon , 2 - 5 p . m . " mt evaluation : old , new , and recycled " - john white " postediting mt : strategies and methods " - karin spalink in addition , two workshops-one on the subject of interlinguas and the other on standardization-are being offered on tuesday , 28 october , outside the framework of the conference for attendees who wish to come a day earlier . there will be a nominal charge . those interested should contact the organizers directly . steve helmreich ( shelmrei @ crl . nmsu . edu ) is coordinating the workshop on interlinguas , and alan melby ( melbya @ byu . edu ) is responsible for the one on standards . exhibits in addition to the theater-style system presentations in the regular program , throughout the conference mt developers will also be showcasing their latest breakthroughs in the exhibit hall . exhibits coordinator kim belvin ( kbelvin @ ucsd . edu ) has put out a call for exhibitors and is expecting a record-breaking array of products and systems . this will be " one-stop shopping " at its best for all mt - ites , whether their interest is in purchasing or licensing mt systems or in viewing , understanding , and comparing them


texmex risks . xls louise , i am on your calendar for 10 : 00 . attached is the risks document i plan to bring . dave


new mitwpl book : syntax - semantics the interpretive tract : working papers in syntax and semantics . mit working papers in linguistics v . 25 . edited by uli sauerland and orin percus . april 1998 . 295 pages . $ 12 . website : http : / / broca . mit . edu / mitwpl . web / wpl - volumes-files / wpl25 . html this volume is about the interpretive component of the grammar . it is about how the form of sentences relates to their informational contribution and to their conditions of use . accordingly , the papers here try to pinpoint aspects of the meaning of sentences , to draw connections between these aspects of meaning and material present at syntactic structure , and to ask how we get one from the other . the papers here were written over the past five years . interest in semantics coalesced and intensified during these years at mit ; we are especially happy to publish these papers now , in the first year of the new phd program specializing in semantics . contents subject specificity , copy theory , and extended mapping hypothesis wei - tien dylan tsai 1-28 the presupposition of subjunctive conditionals kai von fintel 29-44 presupposition denial and the origins of antecedents orin percus 45-64 quantification in agrammatic aphasia william philip and sergey avrutin 63-72 negation and object shift in early child korean judy yoo - kyung baek 73-86 spanish n - words : ambivalent behavior or ambivalent nature elena herburger 87-102 complementation and interpretation : the concrete and imaginative readings of visual perception verbs marie claude boivin 103-123 on the aspectual properties of english derived nominals william snyder 125-139 downsizing infinitives susi wurmbrand 141-175 plurals , derived predicates and reciprocals uli sauerland 177-204 anaphora and semantic interpretation : a reinterpretation of reinhart 's approach irene heim 205-246 movement and derived predicates : evidence from parasitic gaps jon nissenbaum 247-295


Be happy there. I will come after noon


re : 6 . 217 sum : multimodal references some more references on multimodal references : 1 . there 's rohini srihari 's piction project : on the web , see url : http : / / www . cedar . buffalo . edu / piction / also see : govindaraju , venu ; sher , david b . ; srihari , rohini k . ; & srihari , sargur n . ( 1989 ) , ` ` locating human faces in newspaper photographs , ' ' _ proceedings of cvpr _ : 549 - - 554 . govindaraju , venu , & srihari , rohini k . ( 1990 ) , ` ` recognizing faces in a news photo database , ' ' _ advanced imaging _ 5 : 22 - - 26 . srihari , rohini k . ( 1991a ) , ` ` piction : a system that uses captions to label human faces in newspaper photographs , ' ' _ proceedings of the 9th national conference on artificial intelligence ( aaai-91 , anaheim ) _ ( aaai press ) : 80 - - 85 . rohini k . srihari ( 1991b ) , ` ` extracting visual information from text : using captions to label faces in newspaper photographs , ' ' _ technical report 91-17 ( buffalo : suny buffalo department of computer science _ . srihari , rohini k . ( 1993a ) , ` ` intelligent document understanding : understanding photos with captions , ' ' _ proceedings of the international conference on document analysis and recognition ( icdar-93 , tsukuba city , japan ) _ , srihari , rohini k . ( 1993b ) , ` ` use of collateral text in understanding photos in documents , ' ' _ proceedings of the conference on applied imagery and pattern recognition ( aipr / spie , washington , dc ) _ , srihari , rohini k . , & rapaport , william j . ( 1989 ) , ` ` extracting visual information from text : using captions to label human faces in newspaper photographs , ' ' _ proceedings of the 11th annual conference of the cognitive science society ( ann arbor , mi ) _ ( hillsdale , nj : lawrence erlbaum associates ) : 364-371 . srihari , rohini k . , & rapaport , william j . ( 1990 ) , ` ` combining linguistic and pictorial information : using captions to interpret newspaper photographs , ' ' in d . kumar ( ed . ) , _ current trends in sneps - - semantic network processing system _ , _ lecture notes in artificial intelligence , no . 437 _ ( berlin : springer - verlag ) : 85-96 . 2 . on multimodal interfaces , see : author = " neal , j . g . and bettinger , k . e . and byoun , j . s . and dobes , z . and thielman , c . y . " , year = 1988 , title = " an intelligent multi - media human - computer dialogue system " , booktitle = " proceedings of the workshop on space , operations , automation , and robotics , ( soar88 ) " , publisher = " wright state university , dayton , oh " author = " neal , j . g . and dobes , z . and bettinger , k . e . and byoun , j . s . " , year = 1988 , title = " media - modual references in human - computer dialogue " , booktitle = " proceedings of the seventh national conference of the american association for artificial intelligence " , publisher = " morgan kaufmann " , pages = " 819-823 " author = " neal , j . g . and thielman , c . y . and funke , d . j . and byoun , j . s . " , year = 1989 , title = " multi - modal output composition for human - computer dialogues " , booktitle = " proceedings of the 1989 ieee ai systems in government conference " , address = " george washington univ . , wash . d . c . " , publisher = " ieee " , pages = " 250-257 " } author = " neal , j . g . and thielman , c . y . and dobes , z . and haller , s . m . and shapiro , s . c . " , year = 1989 , title = " natural language with integrated deictic and graphic gestures " , booktitle = " proceedings of the darpa speech and natural language workshop " , publisher = " morgan kaufmann " , author = " neal , j . g . and thielman , c . y . and dobes , z . and haller , s . m . and glanowski , s . and shapiro , s . c . " , year = 1989 , title = " { cubricon } : a multi - modal user interface . { p } resented at the { gis / lis } ' 89 { c } onference " , address = " orlando , florida " , author = " jeannette g . neal and stuart c . shapiro " , year = 1991 , title = " int


Yannick Gingras wrote:> > What do you mean by "CD-Key or the like" (I presume that "of" was a
> > typo)? And what do you mean by "unbreakable"?
>
> "of" was a typo
>
> Unbreakable would mean here that no one, even previously authorised entity,
> could use the system without paying the periodic subscription fee.
>
> > You need to be far more explicit about the problem which you wish to
> > solve, and about the constraints involved.
>
> It could be an online system that work 95% offline but poll frequently an
> offsite server.  No mass production CDs, maybe mass personalised d/l like Sun
> JDK.
>
> Nothing is fixed yet, we are looking at the way a software can be protected
> from unauthorized utilisation.
>
> Is the use of "trusted hardware" really worth it ?Answering that requires fairly complete knowledge of the business
model. But, in all probability: no, it isn't usually worth it. So, it
comes down to how difficult you want to make the cracker's job.If the product requires occasional authentication, simple copying
won't work; the product has to be cracked. In which case, the issue is
whether you're actually going to enter into battle with the crackers,
or just make sure that it isn't trivial.A lot of it comes down to your customer base. Teenage kids tend to be
more concerned about cost and less concerned about viruses/trojans,
and so more willing to use warez. Fortune-500 corporations are likely
to view matters differently.> Does it really make it more secure ?Yes; software techniques will only get you so far. Actually, the same
is ultimately true for hardware, but cracking hardware is likely to
require resources other than just labour.Almost (?) anything can be reverse engineered. But it may be possible
to ensure that doing so is uneconomical.> Look at the DVDs.IIRC, CSS was cracked by reverse-engineering a software player; and
one where the developers forgot to encrypt the decryption key at that.--
Glynn Clements


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re : houston i will pass on it . thanks . mark louise kitchen 03 / 30 / 2001 07 : 49 am to : mark e haedicke / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : houston i don ' t suppose you have any interest in meeting them - but i thought i would offer . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by louise kitchen / hou / ect on 03 / 30 / 2001 07 : 48 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - enron capital phone + 44 ( 0 ) 20 7333 8888 ) . herbert smith is an international law firm with offices in london , bangkok , beijing , brussels , hong kong , moscow , paris , singapore and tokyo . further information about the firm , and a list of the partners and their professional qualifications , is available from exchange house , primrose street , london ec 2 a 2 hs , any of our offices and from our website at http : / / www . herbertsmith . com / this message has been checked for all known viruses by uunet delivered through the messagelabs virus control centre . for further information visit


computational phonology the acl special interest group in computational phonology announces its new home page at : http : / / www . cogsci . ed . ac . uk / sigphon access this page to : - * learn about computational phonology ; * view the online bibliography ; * obtain research papers ; * find out who 's who in computational phonology ; and * become a member of the special interest group . the information will be of particular interest if you are : * a phonologist , phonetician , psycholinguist , dialectologist , . . . and are wondering what computation has to offer ; * a computational linguist or speech technologist curious about the linguistic domain of phonology .


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re : support on statistical modeling randall , the person supporting ebs in the research group is martin lin . i shall ask him to give you a call and will be glad to join you at the meeting with martin . vince from : randall hicks @ enron communications on 04 / 04 / 2001 10 : 42 am to : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect cc : bradford brooks / enron communications @ enron communications , shirley crenshaw / hou / ect @ ect , daryl flaming / enron communications @ enron communications , martin sacchi / enron communications @ enron communications subject : support on statistical modeling dear vince : i was referred by rita hartfield of ebs . i am the director of marketing for the digital content services team ( david cox , frank bay , et . al . ) . we are identifying and evaluating features and functions that will be a part of the next generation entertainment on demand ( eod ) product . the e - mail i ' ve excerpted below contains two links to a company that offers a " preferencing " service that we know is quite popular and important to entertainment consumers . i have some questions abouts the statistics , sampling methodology , explained variance etc . of the model that the stylelogic group employs . do you have a member of your team that could assist on this project ? thanks for your help , randall hicks director - marketing enron broadband services 1400 smith street - eb 4589 a houston , tx 77002 work - 713 . 853 . 9970 randall _ hicks @ enron . net - brad , i would appreciate a chance to talk with you regarding enron ' s vod plans . we have developed movie selection and recommendation / prediction functionality that we can manage for ebs . if you would like to read about what we have to offer , you may go to : http : / / www . stylelogic . com / predict i also invite you to see our functionality at : http : / / www . reviewmovies . com / i look forward to a chance to speak with you at your earliest convenience . brent rosenkranz president stylelogic - internet strategies and solutions 101 n . acacia avenue solana beach , ca 92075 phone - 858 - 350 - 3939 toll free - 888 - 750 - 4678 fax - 858 - 350 - 3930 www . stylelogic . com brent @ stylelogic . com


in order to improve efficiency and segregation of duties within international global products in order to improve efficiency and segregation of duties within international global products , a new coordination team is being created in london to take on the control functions currently performed within the logistics team . this will allow the commercial logistics team to concentrate on improving the bottom line results by negotiations and arrangements with outside parties . the commercial logistics team ( europe ) headed by graham cane will now report to chris mahoney . the coordination function has been set up by cindy horn , who will be handing over the leadership to becky millerchip on following the implementation of sap for global products . this team will handle all paperwork and reconciliations with regard to product movements of global products generated by the london and helsinki offices , and the further processing of this information to the systems and users downstream . the coordination function for houston and panama city will be headed by michelle bruce , with the logistics team headed by john harrison now reporting directly to john nowlan . michelle will build her team during the third quarter . a similar rationalisation of roles in the far eastern offices will be announced in due course . please join us in congratulating graham and becky , michelle and john on their new responsibilities , and in thanking cindy for her hard work in making this happen . tani nath & john nowlan


Hello Eugen,Sunday, August 11, 2002, 2:54:10 PM, you wrote:EL> On Sun, 11 Aug 2002 bitbitch@magnesium.net wrote:>> You mean like on mac keyboards :-)    Or laptops (which are as damnEL> Yeah, I was thinking of the G4 keyboard when I wrote this. Otherwise lousy
EL> feel and key placement, though. (That's why I'm holding on to my IBM Model
EL> M Space Saver. Once I get an PS2 to USB converter, I expect it will
EL> outlive several generations of computer hardware).EL> Very good for sticking in USB fobs into, though. CRTs/LCD panels are even
EL> better for that, though.>> near close to keyboard/usb connection as one can get, without the real
>> thing)EL> I think laptops are largely useless because of the battery and the
EL> keyboard issue.EL> http://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/forkDunno.. Some of the new Sonys (I'm hunting again for a lappy, as the
Toshiba I have is a large piece of cow manure)  which promise a 4 hour
battery life off of ONE battery are pretty damn impressive.  As far as
the keyboard issue, the Toshiba actually came out with a good
keyboard, nearly equivalent to most standard keyboards (Not ergonomic,
alas, but I have a USB happy ergo keyboard I can always plug in if I
get restless).   I can't imagine surviving at Law school without a
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re : associate prc - input needed i ' ll be in houston on the 17 th so we can talk then . i ' m based out of sao paulo . i ' ll get you erwin landivar ' s summary this week . nadia , would you please contact patti and set up a time for me to talk to sally . sally beck @ ect 07 / 07 / 2000 10 : 04 pm to : sherron watkins / enron communications @ enron communications , berney c aucoin / hou / ect @ ect , mark palmer / corp / enron @ enron , john hardy / enron _ development @ enron _ development , greg woulfe / hou / ect @ ect , james row / enron communications @ enron communications , rafi khan / enron _ development @ enron _ development , stephen morse / enron communications @ enron communications , carl tricoli / corp / enron @ enron , gustavo junqueira / hou / ect @ ect , christopher f calger / pdx / ect @ ect , jean mrha / na / enron @ enron , timothy b rebhorn / enron _ development @ enron _ development , federico cerisoli / sa / enron @ enron cc : patti thompson / hou / ect @ ect subject : associate prc - input needed i will serve as a representative to the associates prc meeting that will take place on july 19 . as a prc rep , i have been assigned the associates to represent in the meeting as indicated on the attachment . the associates program has provided me with your name as the prc supervisor of the associate as listed . please provide me with the following by friday , july 14 : associate ' s accomplishments for the first half of 2000 ( prepared by the associate or summarized by you ) description of associate ' s current responsibilities / assignment ( and any additional rotational assignments during this first six months of the year ) pre - ranking of the associate from your business unit prc , or your suggestion on ranking if no business unit prc process has been completed ( superior , excellent , strong , satisfactory , needs improvement or issues ) any other information that you believe will be helpful in accurately representing the associate in the prc process recommendation for promotion , if any i will receive a copy of the consolidated supervisor feedback from the pep system through the associates program . i will be on vacation until monday , july 17 . my assistant , patti thompson , will be contacting you next week to ask if you would like to meet with me for a few minutes on monday or tuesday , july 17 and 18 ( or phone call ) to discuss your associate and his / her performance in more detail . thanks for your attention to this . if you are not the appropriate prc supervisor for the associate listed on the attachment , please reply by e : mail as soon as possible and my assistant will research where i should go next for this input .


info re : wilhelm von timroth is there somebody who could help me to get in touch with wilhelm von timroth , a german slavist / sociolinguist ? i ' ve checked lists and nameservers that i know of , without success . i have a copy of his ( translated ) dissertation from the philosophy faculty of ludwig - maximilians university , munich and believe he may still be in munich . many thanks in advance . mark pepevnak department of linguistics university of toronto ( pepevnak @ epas . utoronto . ca )


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Date: 2002-09-30T03:05:00+01:00*Business:* City and Wall Street are sceptical of plan to prevent more
countries slipping into Argentina-style crisis


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re : power port calc issues john , as of wednesday , we have a resource from sun microsystems that is helping us isolate the problems we ' re having with the unix operating system and our code . this resource has requested that we bring on an additional application specialist from sun . this has been authorized and the additional resource is scheduled to be on site next week . i also have my resources and the unix administrators working along side the sun resources . as an aside , we are also experiencing performance problems with the gas side of the business . i met with sally beck ' s controllers yesterday and we are putting a plan in place . the increased trading volumes have seriously impacted our through put and we now have a ' blitz ' on to correct the issues . these problems have not gone unnoticed . i assure you that it has been very diligent in following through on these problems . we ' re investing heavily in additional hardware , bringing in contractors and hiring additional resources at an average of 5 - 8 per week . i will keep you posted as we continue to enhance our existing systems . beth john j lavorato @ enron 07 / 06 / 2000 07 : 46 pm to : beth perlman / hou / ect @ ect , david w delainey / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : power port calc issues beth please respond with a plan to solve these problems . thanks john - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by john j lavorato / corp / enron on 07 / 06 / 2000 07 : 42 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : kevin m presto @ ect 07 / 05 / 2000 07 : 39 pm to : john lavorato cc : david w delainey / hou / ect @ ect , kristin albrecht / hou / ect @ ect , beth perlman / hou / ect @ ect subject : power port calc issues guys , this enpower calc issue is a joke . how can we be the most innovative company in the world and cannot fix a risk book calculation problem . furthermore , how can we effectively grow our volumes and complexity of our power transactions when our back office ( risk books , position management , settlements ) is so unreliable from an it standpoint . in addition , we will start losing all of our key people in this area because they are here until 8 : 30 - 9 : 00 every night and 4 : 00 pm on " holidays " . this whole issue is a significant business risk for enron and needs to be dealt with accordingly . please advise . thank you . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by kevin m presto / hou / ect on 07 / 05 / 2000 07 : 27 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - enron north america corp . from : kristin albrecht 07 / 05 / 2000 11 : 30 am to : beth perlman / hou / ect @ ect , randy matson / corp / enron @ enron , jarod jenson / hou / ect @ ect , christine nguyen / hou / ect @ ect , zhiyong wei / hou / ect @ ect , ravi ramachandran / hou / ect @ ect , stacey w white / hou / ect @ ect , jenny latham / hou / ect @ ect , jenny rub / gpgfin / enron @ enron cc : sally beck / hou / ect @ ect , kevin m presto / hou / ect @ ect , tim belden / hou / ect @ ect subject : power port calc issues the power risk group continues to experience severe instability with the power port calc . the same memory allocation issue which i discussed in the message below is not resolved ( we have had this problem for about four months now ) . due to business reasons , we calculated the east power books on monday ( enron holiday ) . we received all of the required data to calc by 9 : 30 am and should have been completely done by 11 : 30 . however , the calc crashed six times and finally completed on the seventh try . we were able to leave by 4 : 00 . the point i am trying to make is that i feel that we are at such a state that there is risk that we could not provide positions to the traders by the start of the next business day . this could have a financial impact on our company . once again , i am urgently and desperately asking for resolution of this problem . furthermore , it came to my attention on friday that ees


On 0020 +0100 %{!Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 11:53:32PM +0100}, Darragh wrote:
> the help that I received today.  Then though I tried to build them.  I
> started by trying the w3 program.  I used the following lines which produced
> some strange results.  Would any one be able to set me straight?
>
> ./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/usr/local/src/beta/w3 --exec-prefix=/usr/
> local/src/beta/w3 --with-url=/url/url
One thing I _think_ you might be doing slightly wrong is your
specification of prefixes.  --prefix is the directory to be used as root
for _installing_ files.  Typically packages use /usr/local as default
(so binaries might then go in /usr/local/bin, documentation in
/usr/local/doc and so forth).
Normally, I find it sufficient to put --prefix=/usr/local, and do not
further specify things like --exec-prefix.Maybe you have a special reason for using the prefixes you chose, in
which case ignore me!
> That worked fine so I moved to the next step.
> make
> At the bottem of the text I got the following messages:
> Cannot open load file: /url/url/url-vars.el
> make[1]: *** [custom-load.el] Error 255
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/src/beta/w3/lisp'
> make: *** [w3] Error 2
>
> When I got around to trying the url package I had no problems.  In saying
> that this doesn't necessarily mean that I was doing it right so below are
> the commands I used.
> ./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/url/url --exec-prefix=/url/url
I'd make the same remarks about prefixes here.  I would use the command
    ./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/usr/localTo get w3 to compile, I think the with-url flag you should use is
    --with-url=/usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp/
(Assuming you compiled/installed url with --prefix=/usr/local
Since you appear to have installed url in /url/url, configure w3 with
./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/usr/local/ --with-url=/url/url/share/emacs/site-lispA command you would have found useful would have been
    find / -name 'url-vars.el' -print
Which would have told you where the url-vars.el file was installed.A program which is very useful is checkinstall
http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall/
It allows you to install packages from source while still registering
them in the package management system of your distro (rpm,deb,tgz).
Instead of "make install" type "checkinstall", and a package is put
together and installed for you.  Makes uninstallation simpler than it
might otherwise be.
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deal 93481 daren , i ' m looking into this deal . there is no volume on this deal for january 00 . should this deal have had some volume on it . it was never scheduled with volume however , in january it received flow of 3461 due to ranking in pops . it was taken to zero once the actuals came in . please let me know if you intended to have volume on this deal for jan 00 thanks