ees wholesale assimiliation - operations while bob hall has assumed the role of managing operations for enron americas on a daily basis , the responsibility still rests with me for the ees wholesale assimilation for gas and power . beth apollo is working closely with me in a project manager role to insure that the varied projects necessary to strengthen the operations for the ees business are well coordinated . we are working closely with don black , rogers herndon and jeff richter , as well as coordinating with anthony dayo and wes colwell . we are initially focusing on six key projects . there are numerous working sessions occuring each week as the project teams are beginning their work . at the request of rick causey and rick buy , we are meeting with them once a week to give an update on progress . would you like for me to give you a brief overview of the initial six key projects with a review of the timelines for each ? just let me know and i will be glad to do that anytime . - - sally x 35926


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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/showbiz/2308581.stmTuesday, 8 October, 2002, 07:55 GMT 08:55 UK
Lennon killer seeks parole againThe man who shot dead former Beatle John Lennon is making another bid for
early release from prison - the day before what would have been Lennon's
62nd birthday.
Mark David Chapman, 47, was jailed for life after he admitted killing the
superstar outside his New York apartment building in 1980.
It is the second time in two years that Chapman has sought parole from
Attica state prison.
At a 2000 hearing, he argued that he was no longer a danger to society and
had overcome the psychological problems which led him to shoot the
ex-Beatle.
Chapman had said that a voice in his head told him to shoot the star.
Shot dead
Lennon was shot four times as he emerged from a limousine outside his New
York City apartment on 8 December 1980.
He and his wife Yoko Ono were returning from a late-night recording session
during which time they had been working on Walking on Thin Ice.
Only hours before the shooting, Chapman - who had come to New York from
Hawaii - was photographed with the singer outside the same building as
Lennon signed a copy of his album Double Fantasy for him.
The killer said Lennon had been just "a picture on an album cover" to him
before the shooting.
'Deserved death'
Chapman has said that he should have received the death penalty for his
crime.
Lennon's widow told the 2000 parole hearing that she would not feel safe if
Chapman were released.
Lennon's songwriting partnership with Paul McCartney propelled the
Liverpool-based pop group to international stardom and unparalleled
commercial success.
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doorstep meeting sally , following our doorstep meeting today , i am following up on your request that i forward to you the list of portland transactions for which we still require documentation , e . g . invoices , sap entries , etc . for the settlements testing only , we reduced the deal population from 23 to ten randomly - selected transactions , in order to facilitate the settlement group ' s ability to complete both its monthly close obligations and our doorstep request . the deal selection is indicated in yellow , and the missing items , in green . also per your request , attached are the five " non - standard " deals for which we have been unable to obtain any information at all . our primary need is just to get a basic understanding of these transactions . colorado springs utilities 10 / 1 / 98 - 9 / 30 / 03 colorado 50 - 150 mws bpa 10 / 1 / 01 - 12 / 31 / 05 nw delivered 105 mws welded tube 1 / 1 / 98 - 6 / 30 / 05 pge - nw 5 . 2 - 12 mws british columbia power exchange 1 / 1 / 98 - 1 / 1 / 15 cob 85 - 176 mws harbor cogen thank you for your help , sally , ken


John P. Looney wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 08, 2002 at 11:51:18AM -0600, Scott Wunsch mentioned:
>
>>On Thu, 08-Aug-2002 at 11:31:01 +0100, John P. Looney wrote:
>>
>>> I've installed Redhat 7.3 on a raq3's disk. But fscked if I can get the
>>>kernel in /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.18-3 to boot. It's insisting pulling the
>>>kernel from ... somewhere else. The old cobalt kernel.
>>
>>http://www.gurulabs.com/rgh-cobalt-howto/index.html
>>
>>The Cobalt systems have some neat firmware boot code that will read the
>>ext2 filesystem and find the kernel itself... if you put it exactly where
>>they expect it.
>
>  Alas, I've been following that howto, and it doesn't seem to work. It
> could be because i'm using ext3 for the rootfs though.ext2 can mount an ext3 partition, but there are
probably small changes required (to the BIOS)
to support this?PÃ¡draig.
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question from steve cohen , negotiation skills company please see steve ' s e - mail below for more details . if you are interested in participating , please let me know , or contact steve cohen directly at tnsc @ negotiationskills . com , or 978 . 927 . 6775 . thanks , grace - - - - - original message - - - - - dear grace , i hope your summer is giving you some opportunities to enjoy nice weather . we ' ve had an interesting inquiry from a national business publication ; they ' re looking for stories about people who ' ve been through our negotiation courses who feel the course played a significant role in their professional - - or personal lives . can you think of anyone from enron / portland who might be interested in being interviewed ? please give my regards to the ' gang ' . i look forward to working with you again . cordially , steve - - steven p . cohen the negotiation skills company , inc . p . o . box 172 pride ' s crossing , ma 01965 + 1 978 927 6775 fax + 1 978 921 4447 www . negotiationskills . com


conference - last details conference for next week : i guess it doesn ' t make sense for you to travel , after all that happened this week . numbers are great , we have 140 people confirmed already . i ' ll do the welcome speech , and steve ' s part as well . i ' ll try to get some pictures , and send them out to you . best regards .


R. A. Hettinga wrote:
> And then there was the one from Prairie Home Companion:
>
> Q. Why is a viola larger than a violin?
> A. It  just looks that way because a violin player's head is bigger.Suggested variation:Q. Why does the concertmaster play a smaller violin
    than the rest of the violinists?
A. It just looks that way because his head is bigger.&c&c&c
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anadarko and union pacific resources merged company will be named anadarko petroleum shareholders of anadarko petroleum and union pacific resources voted to approve a $ 5 . 4 billion merger of the two companies yesterday . the merger calls for upr shareholders to receive 0 . 455 shares of anadarko common stock for each of their upr shares . anadarko shareholders also voted to increase the size of the company ' s board to 15 members from nine . the combined company will be named anadarko petroleum .


job opportunity at celex , the netherlands job opportunity at celex : german database development - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - thanks to a grant given by the board of the council for the humanities , one of the councils functioning within the netherlands organization for scientific research ( nwo ) , celex , the dutch centre for lexical information , invites applications for the position of one full-time researcher to expand and enhance the german lexical database for the fixed period of one year . tasks - - - - within the framework of a long-term lexical database research and development project , celex has been compiling and updating massive structured collections of numerous word features for dutch , english and german for the past ten years . celex has been jointly established and managed by the university of nijmegen , the institute for perception research ( ipo ) in eindhoven , the institute for dutch lexicology ( inl ) in leiden , and the max planck institute for psycholinguistics ( mpi ) in nijmegen . it is located at the mpi , which is formally entrusted with its day-to - day administration . a grant recently awarded by nwo enables us to appoint one extra computational linguist for a period of one year on a full-time basis . the future employee 's tasks will focus on enhancing and expanding the german lexical database . they include : - adding frequent words and neologisms to the german database from the text corpus supplied by the institut fuer deutsche sprache in mannheim , and possibly other , more recent or more extensive corpora . - expanding these words to their full inflectional paradigm and encoding their orthographic , morphological , phonological and syntactic features . - disambiguating the frequencies of all homographic wordforms ( approx . 12 , 000 existing and new entries ) on the basis of their context in the mannheim corpus or other corpora . this task will be carried out in collaboration with two student assistants . - evaluating and , where necessary , revising the verbal argument structures listed in the current database on the basis of scholarly publications , corpus research and dictionary labels . requirements - - - - - - - - - - - applicants should ideally have a master 's degree in german with advanced computational skills , or have mixed but solid qualifications in german and computational linguistics . native speakers of german with a training in general and computational linguistics are also invited to apply . employment conditions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - employment will be on a temporary basis , for a period of one year . although the grant is restricted to this period , the appointment may be extended depending on the provision of additional funding from the dutch government , european councils or any other relevant bodies . no further commitment on our part or claims on the part of the applicant can be derived from this statement , however . the salary will be on the scale of 10 ( approx . dfl . 4 , 000 = ( us $ 2 , 500 ) to 6 , 000 , = ( us $ 3 , 750 ) before tax per month ) for junior researchers , according to qualifications and relevant experience . enquiries - - - - - - - - further enquiries can be made to : richard piepenbrock celex project manager max planck institute for psycholinguistics wundtlaan 1 6525 xd nijmegen the netherlands tel : ( + 31 ) ( 0 ) 80 - 615797 fax : ( + 31 ) ( 0 ) 80 - 521213 > from 10-10 - 1995 : tel : ( + 31 ) ( 0 ) 24 - 3615797 fax : ( + 31 ) ( 0 ) 24 - 3521213 e - mail : celex @ mpi . nl more information on celex ( though not on the job ) can be found on our www - homepage at url http : / / www . kun . nl / celex method of application - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - letters of application , accompanied by a curriculum vitae and the names and addresses ( also e-mail address , if applicable ) of two referees should be sent by surface mail or e-mail to the abov


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----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary Lawrence Murphy" > ... and the one thing I think we've learned in all that time is that,
> as a help-desk, it doesn't work.
I'm not sure they are doing strictly help-desk stuff.
But the whole 'who in their right mind would use that? it doesn't have all
these cool features!' isn't always a guarantee of failure - maybe there is a
strength in this approach (agents and/or IM as ui) than can find a nich
application space.>
> In all the prolog-based NL database query systems of the 1980's and
> other later chatterbot helpdesk projects like Shallow Red, even
> simpler tries like Ask Jeeves, people very quickly know they're
> talking to a robot, and the queries anneal to short, truncated and
> terse database-like verb-noun or just noun-keyword requests.
Kind of like a web query - and with google, someone else can turn them into
a link so you don't even have to type anything.>
> People are just too quick to adapt, and too impatient to forgive a
> clunky interface, and for now, especially when the /average/ computer
> user still can't type more than maybe 5-10wpm, NL is a painfully slow
> clunky interface.
Yes - true true.>
> Put it this way: Would you login, wake the bot and ask for the Seattle
> weather, or would you do as we /all/ do and just click the weather
> icon sitting there on your desktop?
What about a situation where you don't directly ask/talk to the bot, but
they listen in and advise/correct/interject/etc?
example: two people discussing trips, etc. may trigger a weather bot to
mention what the forecast says - without directly being asked.


100 martin vide ) ) ii international conference on mathematical linguistics icml ' 95 tarragona ( catalonia , spain ) november 2 - 4 , 1995 organized by rovira i virgili university at tarragona research group in mathematical linguistics and language engineering ( grlmc ) with the financial support of direccio general de recerca ( generalitat de catalunya ) 1st . announcement and call for papers icml ' 95 intends to become an open and broad scope forum for the presentation and discussion of current high quality research on mathematical models of natural language . the first conference ( icml ' 93 ) took place in tarragona on march 30-31 , 1993 . a derived volume has been published : c . martin - vide ( ed . ) , current issues in mathematical linguistics . north - holland , amsterdam , 1994 . topics will be grouped into five sections : 1 . foundations and methodological considerations . 2 . mathematical models for syntax . 3 . mathematical models for semantics . 4 . applications in natural language processing . 5 . varia ( phonology , computational complexity , learning , quantitative methods , etc . ) . the language of the conference is english . organizing committee carlos martin - vide ( chairman , tarragona ) joan busquets ( austin ) rosa maria hidalgo ( tarragona ) joan miquel ( barcelona ) rudolf ortega ( tarragona ) jesus vidal ( austin ) lectures they can be invited plenary 1 - hour lectures and free possibly parallel 30 minutes lectures . the travel and accommodation of invited speakers will be paid by the organizing committee . the distribution into both categories will take into account the relative value of each paper and the budgetary resources . interested people are invited to submit papers : by surface mail , or electronically , as either an unformatted ( plain text ) ascii file or as a latex file . they should send one copy of a camera-ready 2 - columns abstract of not more than 2 not-numbered pages . also , they must indicate the section into which their paper fits . submissions will be anonymously refereed , and the list of accepted lectures ( invited as well as free ) will be included into future announcements . authors will be notified of acceptance as soon as possible . timetable deadline for the submission of a paper ( 2 - pages abstract ) : september 30 , 1995 . the programme will be sent to all pre-registered participants on october 1995 . publications the book of abstracts will be available at the beginning of the conference . the organizing committee expects that a volume containing a refereed selection of submitted papers will be published after the conference . registration fees ( except for invited speakers ) until june 30 , 1995 general : usa $ 150 ( pesetas 19 . 500 ) students : usa $ 75 ( pesetas 9 . 750 ) after july 1 , 1995 general : usa $ 200 ( pesetas 26 . 000 ) students : usa $ 100 ( pesetas 13 . 000 ) fees include the free access to all sessions and one copy of the book of abstracts , and may be paid through a bank transfer to : account number : 2100-3233 - 2200104870 ( congress ) bank : caixa d ' estalvis i pensions de barcelona address : gran via de les corts catalanes , 521 , 08015 barcelona , spain please , send us a copy of your transfer . people from eastern europe can become free from registration fees and accommodation ( not travel ) if justified , in the opinion of the organizing committee . accommodation information will be sent to all pre-registered participants in due time . information and registration carlos martin - vide apartado de correos 32 . 077 08080 barcelona spain e - mail : cmv @ fll . urv . es fax : 34-77 - 55 . 95 . 97 registration form name : address : postal code : city : country : e - mail : fax : phone : signature : please , send this registration form , together with the copy of the transfer , to the above-mentioned address .


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proposed payment changes from dave forster for eol louise - i spoke with dave last night and he would like to propose the following changes . stephanie sever from $ 6 , 500 to $ 7 , 000 christopher walker from $ 2 , 000 to $ 4 , 000 ( jennifer denny highly recommends , contributions not reflected in mid - year rating ) fraisy george from $ 2 , 479 to $ 3 , 000 ( used to be in call center , nature of job changed and has increased responsibility from mid - year ) adam johnson from $ 2 , 000 to $ 6 , 000 ( jennifer denny highly recommends , would take him over anyone else at his level , feels should be compensated for his contributions ) please let me know your thoughts . amy


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"Jim Whitehead"  writes:> The CD player we have combines play and pause in a single button, but
> doesn't provide *instantaneous* feedback that the button was pushed, instead
> requiring you to wait until the music starts, 5-10 seconds. This is a UI
> disaster. Since Tatum doesn't get feedback right away, she presses the
> button again, thereby pausing the CD before it even plays. She'll only ever
> get music if she presses the button an odd number of times. This happens a
> surprising amount of the time, since she eventually hits the button again
> when the music doesn't play.Nice to hear that somebody else does this too.--
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On Friday, July 26, 2002, at 05:18 AM, Owen Byrne wrote:
> employees, and that an awful lot of
> corporations have shown that they can't keep track of billions
> upon billions of dollars.I think we need to get away from rhetoric that implies that the
billions of dollars in hard cash, revenues, and capitalization was
"lost" somehow.The ruling class, whether you define them as government or business
(what's the difference?) knows full well where that money is.  It's
lining their pockets, buying their hobby ranches, and financing
their private jets.Neither has any interest in the welfare of the working class.Of course, none of this is new bits.-Ian.http://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/fork


q 3 comparison hi louise , i have a comparison for the first two weeks of q 3 . it is still so early , of course , that it is hard to say much . we are going to add june to this to make it a little more meaningful . but this is the q 3 stuff alone . thanks ! - - jay


discourse textbooks several weeks ago i posted a request for recent introductory texts in discourse analysis . i received a number of replies that probably covered the range of possibilities . the most frequently mentioned was schiffren 's new book : schiffrin , deborah . ( 1994 ) . approaches to discourse . blackwell . ( 470 p . ) other books that were mentioned were the following . since i have not been able to check some of the information on these books , i am reproducing their citations more or less as they were sent to me and in alphabetical order . i have omitted a few suggestions that were clearly not general and introductory . i thank all of those who responded . you were all gracious and helpful . since this is already long i will not name you here . you know who you are . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * de beaugrande , r . ( 1980 ) . text , discourse and process , longman . de beaugrande , r . and dresler . ( 1983 ) . introduction to text linguistics . longman , london chafe , wallace . ( 1994 ) . discourse , consciousness , and time : the flow and displacement of conscious experience in speaking and writing . u . of chicago press . cook , g . 1989 ( ? ) . discourse . oxford : oup . coulthard , malcolm . ( 1977 , 1985 ) . an introduction to discourse analysis . longman . eggins , suzanne . ( 1994 ) . an introduction to systemic-functional linguistics . pinter / st . martin 's . fairclough . ( 1992 ) . discourse and social change . polity press . hartmann , r . r . k . ( 1980 ) . contrastive textology . comparative discourse analysis in applied linguistics . heidelberg , julius groos verlag . studies in descriptive linguistics . vol . 5 . 125 pages . hatch , e . ( 1992 ) . discourse and language education . cambridge : cup hatim b . and mason i . ( 1990 ) . discourse and the translator . ( longman ) . kamp , h . and reyle , u . ( 1993 ) . from discourse to logic . kluwer . lambrecht , knud . ( 1994 ) . information structure and sentence form . cambridge university press . langford , david . ( 1994 ) . analysing talk : investigating verbal interaction in english . basingstoke : macmillan . ( 190 p . ) mann , william and thompson , sandra . ( 1992 ) . discourse description : diverse linguistic analyses of a fund-raising text . amsterdam : john benjamins . martin , james . ( 1992 ) . english text . benjamins . mccarthy and carter . ( 1994 ) . language as discourse : perspectives for language teachers . longman . mey , jacob . pragmatics . robert e . nofsinger ( 1991 ) : everyday conversation . newbury park : sage . renkema , jan . ( 1993 ) . discourse studies . an introductory textbook . amsterdam etc . : benjamins , ix + 1-224 pp . isbn 90 272 2136 7 stenstoem , a . b . ( 1994 ) . an introduction to spoken interaction . london : longman . raphael salkie mentioned his . . . " basic introduction to text and discourse analysis which will be published by routledge in their workbooks series in april . the book basically covers cohesion and coherence , with some reference to larger textual patterns in the last chapter . " * * * * * * * * * * * * * * karl krahnke krahnke @ holly . colostate . edu


revised reports joe and mike thank you both for your comments on the prior draft , i have attached the revised reports for your review . we would greatly appreciated receiving any comments by the end of the day on friday , march 3 . regards kate agnew


Of course they had to do this AFTER we purcahsed these all on vhs, and yes
it is now run by the great evil empire known as disney...but we got the
new School House Rocks DVD anyway and man is it an amazing item.First off , my 8 year old has been singing them since she was 6. Second
off, these are much easier to rip to divx and mp3. Third, new songs,
remastered originals and other dvd goodies. Its a 2 dvd set so its well
worth the 17$ we paid for it.Even if you dont have kids, run do not walk to pick this one up.Man, I would sure love to have a *nix Rocks for the kids.


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re : 5 . 1304 sum : linguistics and imperialism on wed , 16 nov 1994 , the linguist list wrote : ) > grammar books in english came into being in the ) > 18th century , ) > peter tan ) that may be true of america , but in england there were already a fair number in the 16th century , and more in the 17th century . just a couple of historical examples that surely make it hard to see any necessary relation between linguistics and imperialism : von humboldt , at a time when germany did n't even exist as a nation baudoin de courtenay , at a time when poland ditto in fact , i would have thought that proponents of critical language awareness would see linguistics as potentially an instrument of liberation . it 's a truism that science can be used for good or bad ; we seem to have found another case in point . richard ingham


child language research forum call for papers * * * * * * * * call for papers * * * * * * * * 30 stanford child language research forum stanford university , april 9-11 , 1999 the 30th meeting of the child language research forum will be held on april 9-11 , 1999 , at stanford university . the organizing committee welcomes abstracts for papers and posters on any topic within first language acquisition , from specialization for speech sounds to uses of relative clauses , from politeness routines to clarification questions , from syntactic categories to narrative skills , or from semantic relations to subordinate clauses . we particularly welcome reports on crosslinguistic findings and comparisons among related languages ; on how language typologies affect the course of acquisition , and on similarities and differences among children in the acquisition of a single language . abstract submissions should include : - - - eight ( 8 ) copies of a one-page , double-spaced abstract of the paper or poster , preferably in 12 - point font or type , with a title . omit name and affiliation . - - - a 3 " by 5 " card with the title of the paper , the name ( s ) of the author ( s ) , affiliation , mailing address , and email address . indicate whether you are submitting a paper or a poster . ( the committee reserves the right to re-assign your submission . ) - - - a self-addressed , stamped postcard if you wish to be notified that your abstract has been received . abstracts should be postmarked by january 1 , 1999 . please mail early ! no late abstracts will be accepted . abstracts and any enquiries should be sent to : clrf-99 stanford university department of linguistics building 460 stanford , ca 94305-2150 , usa clrf @ csli . stanford . edu further information at : http : / / www-csli . stanford . edu / ~ clrf * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * - gina v . wein , administrator department of linguistics stanford university stanford , ca 94305-2150 wein @ stanford . edu


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past list traffic.If you're a list subscriber, you may have received a "welcome to the list"
mail. All well and good.  However, if you *used* to be subscribed to one
of the lists at some point in 2002, or never were (I'm hoping that didn't
happen!), you may have also have received one of these.  Just go to the
URL and click "unsubscribe", providing the password from the mail if
necessary.If you're a list admin on any of the lists at lists.boxhost.net or
taint.org, I'd appreciate if you could take a look and make sure the
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So, given the apparent commonality of these occurances, companies appear
to be losing a large amount of money by mailing these tiny checks out.
Why can't they simply credit the account in question on the next bill?
Granted, if an account has been closed there is no such option...Elias
Christopher Haun wrote:> eheh i'll do yah one better i have a check some place (i just moved or i'd
> go scan it in) for $0.01 from Time Warner Cable.


May 7, 2002
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URL: http://boingboing.net/#85481660
Date: Not suppliedGoogle has seriously revamped Google News -- the system automatically gathers
today's top stories and finds all the various coverage of them. It's really
excellent. Link[1] Discuss[2] (_Thanks, Nate!_)[1] http://news.google.com/
[2] http://www.quicktopic.com/boing/H/miaubJpDGAnsd


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approval for reviewer raymond , maureen j has suggested reviewers and submitted them for your approval . you may review / modify this list of reviewers by logging on to pep at http : / / pep . corp . enron . com and going to supervisor services . please remember , no feedback can be completed on raymond , maureen j until you have approved the list .


> It's this section of spamassassin.raw:
>
> <<<<<<< spamassassin.raw
[...snip]       }
> =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
[... snip ...]
> >>>>>>> 1.68.2.10
[...snip...]This is what cvs puts in when you modify the copy of the file on your disk
and someone checks in a change and then you pull an update and cvs can't
figure out how to merge your changes and the checked in changes. The lines
between the <<<<<< and the ===== are in your file and the ones in the next
section are what have been checked in. You must have not noticed the warning
messages about conflicts that cvs gave you when you did the update, and the
"C" flag next to that file when cvs listed the files being pulled. -- sidney
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Eirikur Hallgrimsson wrote:
> It's official, the holidays are here.For which year, 2003 or 2004?- Joe


enron mentions enron discusses credit line of $ 1 billion to $ 2 billion with banks the wall street journal , 10 / 29 / 01 manager ' s journal : how enron ran out of gas the wall street journal , 10 / 29 / 01 enron seeks additional financing the new york times , 10 / 29 / 01 global investing : enron stock plunge deals a heavy blow to mutual funds financial times ; oct 29 , 2001 comment & analysis - enron flickers . financial times , 10 / 29 / 01 front page - companies reportedly for 1 - 2 bln usd afx ( ap ) , 10 / 29 / 01 enron said seeking new credit lines american banker , 10 / 29 / 01 usa : enron in talks for $ 1 - 2 bln credit line - wsj . reuters english news service , 10 / 29 / 01 japan : japan ' s teijin , enron study coal - fired power plant . reuters english news service , 10 / 29 / 01 enron , teijin to build power plant in japan , report says bloomberg , 10 / 29 / 01 once - mighty enron strains under scrutiny the new york times , 10 / 28 / 01 plumbing mystery of deals by enron the new york times , 10 / 28 / 01 investors seem to ignore discouraging news the new york times , 10 / 28 / 01 enron asks banks for more credit after stock slide , ft reports bloomberg , 10 / 28 / 2001 enron asks banks for additional credit - ft dow jones energy service , 10 / 28 / 01 week in review top stories oct . 22 - 26 lockheed edges out boeing for contract los angeles times , 10 / 28 / 01 devon energy makes building its own with major lease houston chronicle , 10 / 28 / 01 india press : enron plans to exit lng shipping jv dow jones international news , 10 / 28 / 01 enron taps all its credit lines to buy back $ 3 . 3 billion of debt the new york times , 10 / 27 / 01 companies stock slides associated press newswires , 10 / 27 / 01 enron decline continues los angeles times , 10 / 27 / 01 enron taps credit line ; stock slides / company says cash will boost confidence houston chronicle , 10 / 27 / 01 enron says microsoft breached contract houston chronicle , 10 / 27 / 01 how to lose a war the new york times , 10 / 27 / 01 city - enron directors cash in shares . the daily telegraph , 10 / 27 / 01 india : lenders to meet over enron ' s dabhol on nov 3 . reuters english news service , 10 / 27 / 01 enron sues microsoft for breach of contract ; move could block high - speed service the seattle times , 10 / 27 / 01 enron discusses credit line of $ 1 billion to $ 2 billion with banks by jathon sapsford and john emshwiller staff reporters of the wall street journal 10 / 29 / 2001 the wall street journal al 0 ( copyright ( c ) 2001 , dow jones & company , inc . ) enron corp . , scrambling to restore confidence in its finances , is negotiating with banks for a new credit line of between $ 1 billion and $ 2 billion , and is likely to close a deal within days , according to officials familiar with the matter . the new credit line is intended to bolster enron ' s financial condition and head off a potentially devastating loss of investor and business confidence . the new credit would supplement existing lines , which are largely tapped out after enron last week drew down about $ 3 billion to increase cash reserves and calm fears in the stock , bond and energy markets . an enron spokesman confirmed that the company is negotiating a new credit line , but said he couldn ' t supply any further details . houston - based enron is the nation ' s biggest energy trader and a principal in nearly one - quarter of all electricity and natural - gas trades . once a favorite of wall street , the company now is in the unfamiliar position of convincing a deeply concerned investment community that , despite difficulties , its finances remain sound . confidence in enron ' s financial situation was shaken after enron earlier this month announced a $ 618 million third - quarter loss and disclosed a $ 1 . 2 billion erosion of shareholder equity related to controversial transactions it had done with entities connected to its then - chief financial officer , andrew fastow . last


Then its most likely called Mittelschmertz. Google it. If you dont have paracetamol dont worry it will go.


On Mon, Aug 19, 2002 at 03:08:16PM +0100, John P. Looney mentioned:
>  This is likely because to get it to boot, like the cobalt, I'm actually
> passing root=/dev/hda5 to the kernel, not /dev/md0.  Just to solve this...the reason I was booting the box with
root=/dev/hda5, not /dev/md0 was because /dev/md0 wasn't booting - it
would barf with 'can't find init'. It turns out that this is because I was populating md0 with tar. Which
seems to have 'issues' with crosslinked files - for instance, it was
trying to make a hard link of glibc.so to hda - and failing. It was only
as I did it again with a friend present, that he spotted the errors, and
queried them. We noticed that the hard linked files just didn't exist on
the new rootfs. When we duplicated the filesystems with dump instead of tar, it worked
fine, I was able to tell lilo to use root=/dev/md0 and everything worked. Woohoo.Kate
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>>>>> On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, "Chris" == Chris Garrigues wrote:  Chris> Flist_FindUnseen has changed to Flist_FindSeqs.I guess I was sleepier than I thought.  I managed to cut and
paste the _right_ stuff from the app-defaults file into the
Bindings definition dialog without ever noticing that it was
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sociolinguistics mediated discourse as social interaction : a study of news discourse ron scollon , professor in the department of english , city university of hong kong . paper 0 582 32725 3 hardback 0 582 32726 1 336 pages 1998 language in social life series ' mediated discourse as social interaction ' makes an explicit link between media studies and social interactionalist discursive research where previously the two fields of study have been treated as separate disciplines . this text presents an integrated theory illustrated by ample concrete examples , bringing together the latest research in these two fields . it offers a critique to the sender-receiver model implicit in media studies , and argues for an analysis of media discourse as social interaction , on the one hand among journalists and newsmakers as a community of practice , and among readers and viewers as a spectating community of practice on the other . the book also argues for a coherent and interdiscursive methodology for the ethnographic study of the role of the news media in the social construction of identity and is based on a considerable body of ethnographic and textual analysis of both print and television news media . the theory of mediated discourse presented in this volume will be of great interest to advanced undergraduates and postgraduates studying media studies , sociology of language , discourse analysis , interactional sociolinguistics , ethnography of communication and applied linguistics . it will also be welcomed by scholars and professionals involved in research in these areas . further information on the books published in this series , and the table of contents for this title can be viewed at the longman linguistics on-line catalogue at : http : / / www . awl-he . com / linguistics for a complete listing of our world-wide offices , please click below : http : / / www . awl-he . com / offices


btu ' s daily power report - eastern edition attached is the latest issue of btu ' s daily power report : eastern edition e - mail : info @ btu . net phone : 732 - 758 - 8222 fax : 732 - 758 - 8286 - peo 71100 . pdf


On Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Guido van Rossum wrote:>Quite independently from testing and tuning the algorithm, I'd like to
>think about deployment.
>
>Eventually, individuals and postmasters should be able to download a
>spambayes software distribution, answer a few configuration questions
>about their mail setup, training and false positives, and install it
>as a filter.
>
>A more modest initial goal might be the production of a tool that can
>easily be used by individuals (since we're more likely to find
>individuals willing to risk this than postmasters).My impression is that a pre-collected corpus would not fit most individuals
very well, but each individual (or group?) should collect their own corpus.One problem that comes upp immediately: individuals are lazy.If I currently get 50 spam and 50 ham a day, and I'll have to
press the 'delete' button once for each spam, I'll be happy
to press the 'spam' button instead.  However, if in addition
have to press a 'ham' button for each ham, it starts to look
much less like a win to me.  Add the time to install and setup
the whole machinery, and I'll just keep hitting delete.The suggestions so far have been to hook something on the delete
action, that adds a message to the ham corpus.  I see two problems
with this: the ham will be a bit skewed; mail that I keep around
without deleting will not be counted.  Secondly, if I by force of
habit happen to press the 'delete' key instead of the 'spam' key,
I'll end up with spam in the ham, anyways.I would like to look for a way to deal with spam in the ham.The obvious thing to do is to trigger on the 'spam' button,
and at that time look for messages similar to the deleted one
in the ham corpus, and simply remove them.  To do this we
need a way to compare two word count histograms, to see
how similar they are.  Any ideas ?Also, I personally would prefer to not see the spam at all.
If they get bounced (preferably already in the SMTP),
false positives become the senders problem, to rewrite
to remove the spam smell.In a well tuned system then, there spam corpus will be much
smaller than the ham corpus, so it would be possible to be
slightly over-agressive when clearing potential spam from
the ham corpus.  This should make it easier to keep it clean.Having a good way to remove spam from the ham corpus,
there's less need to worry about it getting there by mistake,
and we might as well simply add all messages to the ham corpus,
that didn't get deleted by the spam filtering.It might also be useful to have a way to remove messages from
the spam corpus, in case of user ooops.	/Paul


Dear Sir,Salam Alaikkum.Pride and Pleasure meeting you today at the Tea Shop.We are pleased to send you our contact number at Qatar.Rakhesh an Indian.Pls save our Number.Respectful Regards.


On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Vince Puzzella wrote:> Ever since I set defang_mime 0 all spam that contains HTML has a badly
> formatted report.  I think/realize it's because the report should be in
> HTML.  Is there anyway to get Spamassassin to add an HTML report in
> cases where it is required (defang_mime 0)?Funny, I was in the middle of composing the same message when I saw yours.It would be nice if it sees a header like:
Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1and defang_mime is 0, it could wrap the report with  for ease
of reading?And the same sort of problem seems to occur with base64 encoded messages.
The report is placed inside of the mime boundary:
------=_NextPart_000_00B7_31E64A2B.B8441E37
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Should this not go above (probably in it's own mime section,) to make sure
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latex on pc 's last month i posted a query about latex on pcs . here 's a summary of the responses i got and my own experience in making my choice ( gtex ) work ( if you plan to adopt gtex , especially for windows nt , be sure to read my comments - - it will save you time . . . ) first , i 'd like to thank the following persons for proving , yet again , the power of the virtual community : alderson @ netcom . com ( richard m . alderson iii ) mark robert hale ( hale1 @ alcor . concordia . ca ) michael covington ( mcovingt @ ai . uga . edu ) stewart nichols ( nichols @ ccwf . cc . utexas . edu ) knappen @ vkpmzd . kph . uni - mainz . de ( j " org knappen ) sl70 @ musuko . spc . uchicago . edu ( stuart luppescu ) achim @ chianti . philosophie . uni-stuttgart . de ( achim stein ) terdoest @ cs . utwente . nl ( hugo ter doest ) wilhelm weisweber ( ww @ cs . tu-berlin . de ) alex schoenmakers ( alex . schoenmakers @ ccl . kuleuven . ac . be ) peter - arno coppen ( u250005 @ vm . uci . kun . nl ) koontz @ alpha . bldr . nist . gov ( john e . koontz ) syang @ uvvm . uvic . ca ( suying yang ) robert dale ( rdale @ microsoft . com ) alfredo arnaiz ( arnaiz @ scf . usc . edu ) c . l . thiersch @ kub . nl ( craig thiersch ) alice drewery ( alice @ cogsci . edinburgh . ac . uk ) all the messages were extremly helpful . they provided fairly detailed information and many offered further help if i needed it . thanks ! i have divided the information into the following categories : 1 . general tex info 2 . the unix option 3 . the commercial option 4 . the mac option 5 . emtex 6 . gtex ( including my own experience in installing and using it ) hope it is useful for others as well . ami kronfeld natural language inc . 1 ) general tex info - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " you might want to check out the usenet group comp . tex . tex , and its faq . also , the book mking tex work , by norman walsh , from o'reilly associates . " " you can also check out the tex archives on the us ctan site : ftp . shsu . edu . " " the most comprehensive distribution is called 4alltex , it 's available at the standard ctan - archive sites ( like ftp . shsu . edu ) and on the cd - rom " snapshot " of same from prime time ( prime time texcetera ) . " special thanks to suying yang who sent a very useful page from walsh 's _ making tex work _ . here it is : tex and the other programs mentioned in this book are available from a number of places . it 's impossible to list all of the places where you might find any given tool , but there is one place where you will almost certainly find every tool : the comprehensive tex archive network ( ctan ) . this network is a fully-mirrored anonymous ftp hierarchy on three continents . always use the ftp site that is geographically closest to you . the following table lists the current members of ctan as of july 1993 : % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % location site ip address top level directory united states ftp . shsu . edu 192 . 92 . 115 . 10 / tex-archive england ftp . tex . ac . uk 131 . 151 . 79 . 32 / tex-archive germany ftp . uni-stuugart . de 129 . 69 . 8 . 13 / tex-archive % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % you may also access the ctan archives by electronic mail if you do not have ftp access . for up-to - date instructions about the mail server , send the single-line message help to : fileserv @ shsu . edu . where are the files ? every ctan mirror site has the same well-organized directory structure . the top-level directory also contains a complete catalog of current files organized by name , date , and size . the catalogs are named files . byname , files . bydate , and files . bysize , respectively , in the top level directory . the top-level directory contains the following subdirectories : % % % % %


re : biliana ' s resume biliana , i am glad i could help . look forward to working with you . vince biliana pehlivanova on 12 / 31 / 2000 08 : 19 : 52 am to : vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com cc : subject : re : biliana ' s resume mr . kaminski , i would like to thank you for forwarding my resume . i have resently accepted enron ' s offer for a position with the analyst program and will be joining the company in february . hope you had a merry christmas and wish you a happy new year ' s ! regards , biliana - - - vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com wrote : > > biliana , > > i forwarded your resume to the hr person > responsible for recruiting at your university > with my recommendation . > > vince > > > > > > biliana pehlivanova > on 09 / 28 / 2000 06 : 02 : 20 > pm > > to : vkamins @ enron . com > cc : > subject : biliana ' s resume > > > mr . kaminski , > > > thank you for referring me to your recruitment > representative . > > attached is my resume . i would appreciate you > letting > me know the name of the hr person whom i can folow > up > with . > > best regards , > biliana > > > = = = = = > = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = > biliana pehlivanova > vice president of incoming exchange > aiesec houston > 713 743 - 4927 > = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = > > _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ > do you yahoo ! ? > yahoo ! photos - 35 mm quality prints , now get 15 > free ! > http : / / photos . yahoo . com / > ( see attached file : biliana ' s resume . doc ) > > > > attachment part 2 application / octet - stream name = biliana ' s resume . doc = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = biliana pehlivanova vice president of incoming exchange aiesec houston 713 743 - 4927 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = do you yahoo ! ? yahoo ! photos - share your holiday photos online ! http : / / photos . yahoo . com /


cfp : paclic10 2nd call second call for abstracts the 10th pacific asia conference on language , information and computation paclic10 ( 1995 ) the language information sciences research centre , city university of hong kong , is pleased to announce that the 10th pacific asia conference on language , information and computation ( paclic10 ) will be held at the city university of hong kong on 27th and 28th december 1995 . it was the consensus of the organisers of the 1994 joint conference of the asian conference on language , information and computation ( aclic ) and the pacific asia conference on formal and computational linguistics ( pacfocol ) that the two conferences would continue to be held jointly in the future as the pacific asia conference on language , information and computation , with the 1995 conference being numbered the 10th . this joint conference brings together researchers of diverse background interested in theoretical and computational linguistics in the pacific asia region . topics of the conference include theoretical and computational studies in syntax , morphology , semantics , pragmatics , discourse and dialogue analysis , corpus linguistics , logic grammars and formal modelling of other linguistic phenomena . about 20 papers will be presented at plenary sessions . paper presenters will have 30 minutes for presentation and question answering . abstracts should not exceed three a4 pages ( one additional page for reference and / or data ) . 4 hard-copies of the abstract with the title , the author 's name , affiliation , mailing address , fax number and / or e-mail address on a separate page should be sent to the conference secretariat ( see below ) . abstract submission : by 31st august 1995 notification of acceptance : 30th september 1995 submission of full paper : 10th november 1995 registration fees : : hk $ 800 / us $ 105 ( on or before 15 / 10 / 95 ) hk $ 900 / us $ 115 ( after 15 / 10 / 95 ) accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings . camera - ready full papers should be no more than 10 single-sided , single-spaced , a4 pages ( approximately 45 lines per page ) with 37mm margins on all sides . keynote speaker : william s - y wang professor of language engineering city university of hong kong , and professor of graduate council university of california , berkeley programme committee : churen huang , academia sinica , taipei ( co-chairman ) akira ikeya , tokyo gakugei unversity ( co-chairman ) byung - soo park , kyung hee university ( co-chairman ) benjamin k . tsou , city university of hong kong ( chairman ) lydia s . c . chan , national university of singapore jyn - sheng chang , national tsinghua university hsin - hsi chen , national taiwan university jaewoong choe , korea university zhendong dong , iss , national university of singapore one - soon her , national chengchi university changning huang , tsinghua university akira ishikawa , sophia university masato ishizaki , advanced telecommunications research inst . international yan jiang , hong kong polytechnic university hisashi komatsu , hiroshima city university chungmin lee , seoul national university ik - hwan lee , yonsei university kiyong lee , korea university shuhung leung , city university of hong kong kim teng lua , national university of singapore robert w . p . luk , city university of hong kong yuji matsumoto , nara institute of technology haihua pan , city university of hong kong jhing - fa wang , national chengkung university jonathan webster , city university of hong kong dekai wu , hong kong university of science and technology paul horng jyh wu , national university of singapore tianshun yao , north - east university tom b . y . lai , city university of hong kong ( secretary ) conference secretariat : paclic10 ( 1995 ) language information sciences research centre city university of hong kong tat chee avenue , kowloon hong kong fax : ( 852 ) 27889443 e-mail : rlpaclic @ cityu . edu . hk


update . . . while you were out just wanted to catch you up on the events over the past week . . . . and a couple of things i want to talk to you about next week reporting : it has been a continual challenge as you well know . the good news is the individual from ees ( chris luttrell ) accepted jay ' s offer today and he is going to start on march 3 . that said , i talked to chris today and filled him in on where we are and what we want to accomplish . he feels our best option will be oracle . to ensure we are prepared for his arrival next monday , we are preparing the detail of what we are doing today , both our assumptions and all of the various data sources for our current management reporting also , dave and i met with wanda and georgeanne on tuesday regarding revenue . i believe dave sent you an update of this meeting . we are meeting with georgeanne today to go over our assumptions , conversions , etc . to ensure that we are consistent with those conversations in the annual report , and to ensure that we are capturing all of the enron data customer database - we have been fine tuning this all week , and i think we are about there . there are still some minor differences , but we are working to sort through these today ( everyone is involved in the tie out ) . i will review the new report format with you on monday and we will start sending this out then . we also have an access person that is working on improving our current database since we will have to live with this in the short term . trading activity : it seems that we are seeing an increase in customers wanting to modify eol deals for various reasons ( one being web latency . . . they are claiming that the deal did not show up on their transaction summary , so they thought it did not go through , and they did another deal . . . and this first deal appeared sometime later ) . we have continued to emphasize the importance of not changing these deals after they are completed , but despite this , it is still happening . i am going to try and track down jeff shankman this afternoon to discuss . we are also seeing more and more customers trading under the wrong entities . . . for example , aquila risk mgmt is executing physical deals , when they should be only executing financial deals . from my understanding , we have " left the door open " for them to trade either way and are relying on them to trade under the correct counterparty . this is causing several problems downstream . . for instance , customers are wanting ena to send modified invoices with the name of the correct counterparty ( despite the fact that they were the ones transacting under the wrong entity ) . we need to discuss how leaving this door open affects our downstream processes . other : i talked to both dave and bob yesterday to ensure that we were in the loop on new products , etc . to ensure that we are better prepared for the launch of new products ( e . g . credit derivatives ) . help desk news . . . matt m . accepted a position with the remedy development team . we are going to move noel ( he works nights ) to the day shift to take over matt ' s role . donna assures me that he is very good . sandy rivas also wants to leave the group . we should be able to handle the volume of calls without replacing them . i need to go over some call statistics with you next week . we have not received one phone call from a customer on the weekends , and we receive less than . 1 calls per hour between the hours of 7 pm to midnight . i think we can get away with eliminating weekends , and using on call pagers from 7 to midnight . one question - we currently are considering ees an external counterparty and enron canada an internal counterparty . we are now trading with bridgeline gas marketing ( joint venture with texaco - 40 % ownership ) . we need to determine what we are considering internal vs external . i would think these would be external due to the fact that these are settled transactions . . . any thoughts


Craig R.Hughes wrote:
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 > On Thursday, August 8, 2002, at 11:15  AM, Mika Hirvonen wrote:
 >
 >> I do not know the algorithms used to calculate confidence values, but it
 >> probably penalizes heavily when someone revokes spam that everyone else
 >> considers as spam. Or at least it should.
 >
 >
 > The problem with that is that invariably, there are "gray" mails.  Some
 > people will vote "spam", others will vote "nonspam" -- under your
 > proposed system, anyone who ever calls "gray" mail nonspam will have a
 > shitty trust score.  And once you have a shitty trust score, your own
 > submissions won't even be used to flag your own spam as spam.  That's
 > bound to confuse a lot of people.  "But I just marked that exact message
 > as spam.  Why is it not being considered spam?  I'm an honest submitter."I assume that how much the trust goes down depends of the proportion of
report vs revoke. If everybody except one says that a mail is spam, the
one guy will see his trust go down dramatically. If you are with the
majority, your trust goes up. If you are against the majority, your
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position announcement / instructor position announcement instructor / linguistics the linguistics program at the university of southern maine has an opening for a part-time instructor to teach two sections of an undergraduate course titled " analyzing language " , beginning fall 1997 . this is a " core " course and meets a " skills of analysis " requirement for the usm core program . we are looking for candidates with excellent teaching skills and a broad command of linguistic theory . abd phd candidates are especially encouraged to apply . the two sections meet for 2 1 / 2 hours each at 4 and 7pm on wednesday evenings in portland . in future semesters course schedules can be arranged to accommodate the instructor 's schedule . salary will be in the range $ 1749 - $ 2100 per course , depending upon experience . travel time from boston to portland is about 2 hours by car . if you are interested in this position ( or know someone who may be ) please contact prof . wayne cowart at ( 207 ) 780 4477 ; fax ( 207 ) 780 5561 ; cowart @ usm . maine . edu . candidates should contact us by phone or e-mail first then submit a letter , cv , and a letter of reference from someone familiar with the candidate 's teaching experience . mailing address : linguistics program , university of southern maine , p . o . box 9300 , 96 falmouth st . , portland , me 04104-9300 . the university of southern maine is an equal opportunity employer . = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = wayne cowart / assoc . prof . of linguistics / director , usm core curriculum university of southern maine 96 falmouth st . portland , me 04103 usm linguistics webpage : http : / / www . usm . maine . edu / ~ lin e - mail : cowart @ usm . maine . edu phone : ( 207 ) 780-4477 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =


interview with enron corp . research good morning adam : the enron corp . research group would like to conduct an informal interview with you at your convenience . please give me some dates and times that would be convenient to , sometime within the next 2 - 3 weeks and i will coordinate an interview schedule . i look forward to hearing from you very soon . best regards , shirley crenshaw administrative coordinator enron corp . research 713 - 853 - 5290 email : shirley . crenshaw @ enron . com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by vince j kaminski / hou / ect on 03 / 08 / 2001 09 : 30 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " adam bobrowski " on 03 / 07 / 2001 09 : 45 : 03 pm to : cc : subject : resume dear mr . kaminski , as a follow - up to your oral communication with my friend tom ware , i would like to express my interest in working for your company , enron . please find enclosed my resume and curriculum vitae . if you need additional data , please feel free to call me at ( 713 ) 592 - 8909 ( home ) or ( 713 ) 743 - 3483 ( office ) , or email me at adambob @ stat . rice . edu or adambob @ math . uh . edu . yours sincerely , adam bobrowski . - cvbobrowski . ps - bobrowskiresume . doc


syntax wesley hudson . pragmatic constraints on binding into noun phrases . ph . d . diss . u . s . c . distr . by gsil publications ( gsil @ usc . edu ) this study analyzes a set of constructions referred to as specificity effects , where the possibility of extracting from within or binding into a noun phrase depends on non-syntactic properties of the np . in contrast to a number of syntactic studies of this phenomenon ( fiengo and higginbotham ( 1981 ) , bower ( 1987 ) , diesing ( 1990 ) ) , this work argues for a non-syntactic analysis of specificity effects . thus the inability to quantify into specific nps follows from a pragmatic equivalent to structurally determined wide scope readings . the class of nps which induce such wide scope readings is defined in terms of two distinct pragmatic properties . the first is referentiality as defined in burge ( 1974 ) , where the interpretations of referential nps are relativized to acts of reference performed on particular occasion of utterance . the second property is based on hawkins ( 1991 ) 's approach to anaphora with ( in ) definite nps ' and involves the implicatures speakers utilize in conveying whether or not a referent is identifiable . these pragmatic properties are shown to correlate with the opacity of nps more closely than syntactic or semantic properties . gsil pulbications patricia schneider - zioga . the syntax of clitic doubling in modern greek . 1994 in this dissertation it is argued that clitic doubling involves a predication structure where a clitic left dislocated ( cllded ) expression , which is a copy of the clitic doubled expression , is the subject of the predication and the clitic and doubled expression serve as the predicate variable ( cf . iatridou ( 1991 ) for clld ) : ( a ) noun phrasej [ predicate . . . cliticj - v noun phrasej . . . ] either the cllded or the doubled argument may phonetically delete . the difference between clitic doubling and clld is a matter of whether the topic or the doubled expression is phonetically ( but not syntactically ) deleted . this proposal accounts for what kind of lexical projections allow clitic - doubling ; the difference in behavior between accusative and oblique clitic doubled expressions ; the impossibility of doubling qps that contain expressions needing antecedents and other reconstruction effects ; as well as the scope interpretation of doubled qps . assymetries between clitic doubling and clld are also addressed . for more information , please contact : gsil @ usc . edu liliane haegeman , the syntax of sentential negation . 1993 / 94 ca . 250pp . paperbound approx . usd 50 rosenberg & sellier via andrea doria 14 , i-10123 torino ( credit card accepted ) this collection comprises papers by : l . haegeman , n . duffield , i . laka , j . ouhalla , e . pearce , l . progovac , g . puskas , m - l . rivero and r . zanuttini . it appears in two successive issues of " rivista di linguistica " : 5 , 2 ( 1993 ) and 6 , 1 ( 1994 ) ; the second one will be available very soon . an obvious alternative to the separate purchase of these issues is the subscription to the journal . | | | | - - - - pier marco bertinetto scuola normale superiore / / / / / / / - - - - - - - / / / / / / / - - - - - - - tel . + + 39 / ( 0 ) 50 / 509111 p . za dei cavalieri 7 / / / / / / / - - - - - - - fax : + + 39 / ( 0 ) 50 / 563513 i-56126 pisa / / / / / / / - - - - - - - / / / / / / / - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - history of ling murray , stephen o . ( el instituto obregsn , san francisco ) . theory groups and the study of language in north america . a social history . john benjamins 1994 xxi , 596 pp . history of ling hb : us : 1 55619 364 5 / 90 272 4556 8 us $ 110 . 00 / hfl . 210 , - - this is a detailed social history of north american linguistic traditions and " revolutionary " challenges to them , covering the last century and a half . in particular , the book traces the relatively recent growth of generative syntax out of


language policy at the millenium language policy at the millenium call for research reports , case studies , problem statements in language planning and policy the language policy research center in cooperation with the lechter institute and the lewis family fund for international conferences in the humanities are now planning the second international symposium on language policy , language policy at the millennium , to be held at bar - ilan university , ramat gan , israel , from november 23-25 , 1999 . our goal for the symposium is to provide an opportunity to reassess the current status of language policy studies at the end of the century and to clarify theory and methods of the field . we hope to identify questions and define guidelines for the next decade of research . six invited papers will serve as conceptual and theoretical jumping off points for the shorter research reports and case studies requested in this call . the focal papers will be given by joshua a . fishman , joseph lo bianco , lachman khubchandani , peter nelde , carol myers - scotton , and bernard spolsky . in order to offer data-based challenges to the discussion , we invite abstracts of research reports , case studies or statements of a problem in the field of language policy and planning , from which we will select a small number for presentation , each to be juxtaposed with one of the focal papers . in addition , there will be a poster session for presentation of individual research . please submit your abstract of a proposal for a short research report , case study , or statement of a problem in an area of language policy by march 1 , 1999 to joel walters at the address below . notification of acceptance will be sent by april 15 , 1999 . if you have questions , feel free to contact us . sincerely , organizing committee : muhammad amara , bar - ilan university ellen spolsky , bar - ilan university joel walters , bar - ilan university elana shohamy , tel - aviv university bernard spolsky , bar - ilan university language policy research center faculty of humanities bar - ilan university ramat gan , israel 52900 tel . 972 - 3-531 - 8125 fax 972 - 3-535 - 4062 email : waltej @ mail . biu . ac . il additional information will soon be available on the lprc website : http : / www . biu . il / hu / lprc


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sec var the good news is that september vars are little changed from the june numbers . the bad news is that the new power company went public in october . the stock is very volatile ( about 180 % per year ) . the warrants we inserted into the hawaii 125 - 0 mcgarret swaps are hugely in the money and will therefore have substantial var . var for the total return swaps will probably be over $ 30 million in october . additionally , you will notice a huge trading commodities var for august ( $ 79 million ) . this will require some explanation when we report high monthly var at year - end . regards , eugenio


studia linguistica , vol 52 ( 1998 ) blackwell publishers are pleased to announce that the latest issue of studia linguistica is now available and contains the following articles : volume 52 , december 1998 realizations of syntactic agreement in american sign language : similarities between the clause and the noun phrase c . neidle , b . bahan , d . maclaughlin , r . lee , j . kegl focus , checking theory and fronting strategies in romanian v . motapanyane on presupposition and ( non ) coreference j . - m . authier two kinds of reconstruction w . lechner studia linguistica is committed to the publication of high quality , original papers and provides an international forum for the discussion of theoretical linguistic research , primarily within the fields of grammar , cognitive semantics and language typology . the principal aim is to open a channel of communication between researchers operating in traditionally diverse fields while continuing to focus on natural language data . edited by : christer platzack and jan - olof svantesson , university of lund , sweden issn : 0039-3193 , 3 times a year , volume 53 , 1999 subscription rates for 1999 institutional rate : 107 ( uk / europe ) ; us $ 172 ( n . america ) ; 119 ( rest of world ) personal rate : 43 ( uk / europe ) ; us $ 63 ( n . america ) ; 43 ( rest of world ) lsa rate : 34 ( uk / europe ) ; us $ 50 ( n . america ) ; 34 ( rest of world ) for more information about studia linguistica please visit our web site at : www . blackwellpublishers . co . uk / asp / linguist . asp


inception document for gtv ii phase ii attached please find the inception document for gas trading vision ii phase ii . i would appreciate your comments . i will be circulating the document for signatures on wednesday . please provide your inputs by then . thanks zhiyong


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re : enron opportunities thanks vince . we will follow up with this lsu graduate . hope you are doing well . regards , lynn dunphy vince j kaminski 02 / 15 / 2000 08 : 53 am to : lynn dunphy / hou / ect @ ect cc : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect subject : enron opportunities lynn , i am forwarding you the resume of a very bright and motivated young man who attended a lecture i gave recently at lsu . i think we should consider him for an analyst position . vince - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by vince j kaminski / hou / ect on 02 / 15 / 2000 08 : 52 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " richard c . iles " on 09 / 14 / 2000 11 : 14 : 56 am please respond to " richard c . iles " to : cc : subject : enron opportunities dr . kaminski : ? here is my resume and cover letter . ? thanks , ? richard iles - enron cover and resume . doc


On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 06:22:52PM +0100, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> Can anyone out there who uses SA with lotus notes users help us figure
> out what to tell customers to do when they've got emails coming in with
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> handle extra headers, but I'm sure that can't be universally true.
>
> I've searched the 'net, and it seems that Notes can only filter based on
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> any way to filter based on X- headers?=> Yes the only way out with Notes looks like changing the subject
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log as of 12 / 29 / 00 attached please find the daily log as of 12 / 29 / 00 . if you have any questions or comments please advise . nancy


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nineteenth annual cognitive science conference the nineteenth annual conference of the cognitive science society will be held at stanford university from august 7 to 10 , 1997 . this year 's meeting will run four days and include eight half-day symposia on selected topics . for information about registration and housing , see the conference web site at http : / / www-csli . stanford . edu / cogsci97 which also contains information about other aspects of the meeting . we have kept this year 's registration fee low to make the conference accessible to as many people as possible . registration is only $ 100 for members of the cognitive science society and $ 155 to $ 183 for nonmembers . however , this rate holds only until the early registration deadline of july 1 , 1997 , so please register as soon as possible . on - campus housing , which we encourage , is also available if you register by this date . the conference web site includes both postscript and electronic versions of the registration and housing form . we look forward to seeing you at stanford this august .


power trading systems - bi - weekly update week ending 8 / 03 / 01 : glad to discuss . . . steve


re : seismic data via satellite fyi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by bob lee / na / enron on 10 / 16 / 2000 11 : 46 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - gregory p smith @ ect 10 / 16 / 2000 10 : 06 am to : bob lee / na / enron @ enron cc : subject : re : seismic data via satellite bob , here are a few comments on this note : 1 . deal with seismic company was done by a mark peterson who is still with enron . i haven ' t caught up with him for details but it had to do with underwriting ( risk of no sales ) seismic survey . timing is important . interest may have picked up in new surveys and the survey company decided that they didn ' t need enron anymore because they no longer saw a risk of no sales . 2 . 3 - d surveys will happen where there is an abundance of e & p activity or be spurred on by successes in a given basin . while activity continues in the gulf of mexico on the shelf , the major discoveries are being found in the deep water . worldwide , the shallow water plays have been looked at and worked for years - they were accessible with the extraction technology of the time . i don ' t think that deep water sedimentation / depositional systems were completely understood to even begin to try to justify looking in deep water . concepts have evolved quite quickly . the point is that many deep water accumulations are incredibly large - billion barrel accumulations . these sizes are like those accumulations that were found decades ago when companies were drilling surface structures . the large reserves are needed to pay for the corresponding incredibly expensive costs of deepwater field development . i believe that finding and development costs ( $ / barrel ) are at least two to three times shelf f & d costs in the gulf of mexico . this differential is probably large with international projects ( and that doesn ' t take into account political risk ) . i ' ll look forward to more involvement if and when this project / concept goes forward . feel free to forward this to all participants . greg bob lee @ enron 13 / 10 / 2000 08 . 30 to : gregory p smith / hou / ect @ ect , richard reichardt / enron communications @ enron communications cc : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect subject : seismic data via satellite i am preparing a summary or our thursday discussions to be used as a background piece for discussion / brainstorming with oil traders . i will circulate this for review / correction later today , or , at the latest , monday . greg , you mentioned that enron had participated in a speculative survey in the gulf of mexico that was successful . it might be useful to get more info on this . terms , return realized ( over what time frame ) , why we have not continued to do this , etc . also , from your comments , many , if not most of the 3 - d surveys are in deep water . i read recently that shell , i believe , is participating in a deep sea drilling / extraction project in the gulf . what oil price is required to make these kinds of projects viable financially ? bob lee


broker client once we have a buyer , subject to their approval , i would like to offer broker client contracts to the existing brokers , with the first x months free with no obligation to continue ( but hopefully they will , and will pay us ) . i think this will help us to rebuild volumes . please let me know if you disagree . dave


linguistic datasources at the request of subscribers , we ' ve been collecting the addresses of linguistic datasources which can be reached through world wide web . these addresses are now available to any of you who have web access on the linguist web server at the following url : http : / / engserve . tamu . edu / files / linguistics / linguist / datasources . html this file is also available , to those of you who read web - linguist , through the " linguistic datasources " link . we 'd be delighted to hear any comments anyone would care to make . and if there ' re any addresses we need to add , please let us know what they are . we 'd like to emphasize that we 'd be happy to include sites where individual linguists keep data they would like to make available to their colleagues . since the web allows us to share not merely text , but pictures and sound-recordings , we can now begin an interchange of linguistic information that is of a very different nature from that which was possible in the past . anthony & helen


On Thu, 8 Aug 2002, kevin lyda wrote:> the more the merrierindeed.> - makes it harder for spammers to do their work. however, tmda isn't
> an smtp proxy normally.well, smtp being store and forward, what is an smtp proxy? :) that's
why i said "proxy".probably, the most effective way to stop spam in the long-term is to
configure your email server to use the SPEWS blacklist and a good open
relay blacklist.SPEWS: to force ISPs to take action against spammers SPEWS /will/ list entire ISP netblocks /if/ the ISP consistently
ignores/fails to take action on abuse reports over the course of
several months. however, they're pretty quick at delisting once action
is taken. in the long-term, and in absence of global and effective
anti-UCE regulations, it's the only realistic way to get to a spam
free internet.Open relay lists: to protect against relays obviously.> kevinregards,
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URL: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/000624
Date: 2002-10-01T22:36:19-06:00New York Times as a Weblog[1] (source code[2]) Comments appreciated. Yes, I
know UserLand had something like this[3] but as you can see it doesn't seem to
be working anymore. [1] http://nytimes.blogspace.com/
[2] http://nytimes.blogspace.com/source.py
[3] http://radio.weblogs.com/0102250/


On Thu, Aug 01, 2002 at 04:03:07PM +0100, Padraig Brady mentioned:
> Some local Irish wildlife
>
> http://www.iol.ie/~padraiga/pics/wild1.jpg
> http://www.iol.ie/~padraiga/pics/wild2.jpg
>
> was I bored or what? Most likely. Hey...is that one of my nice wai-yip stuffed ones ?Kate
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