summary : french course content - length : 2567 a few weeks ago i posted a request for information regarding textbooks for an undergraduate linguistics course on the structures of french . i 'd like to express my thanks to the people listed below for responding , and for all their very helpful suggestions : helene ossipov kristina harris k . heilenman lisa reed raphael salkie paul rowlett michael picone e . dean detrich hilary g sachs laurel watkins adee matan nelson rojas here 's a bibliography containing some of the possible textbooks . the first one listed ( battye & hintze ) was the most widely cited ; most people seemed pleased with it , but not everyone . several respondants said that there simply was no satisfactory textbook for such a course ( at least among books written in english ) . adrian battye & marie - anne hintze ( 1992 ) . the french language today . london : routledge . isbn 0-415 - 07814 - 8 ( pbk ) chiss , j . - l . , j . filliolet & d . maingeneau ( 1978 ) . linguistique francaise : initiation a la problematique structurale . paris : hachette . eluerd , roland ( 1984 ) . pour aborder la linguistique . paris : les editions esf . leon , p . , p . bhatt & r . baligand ( 1992 ) . structure du francais moderne . toronto : canadian scholar 's press . ager , dennis ( 1990 ) . sociolinguistics and comtemporary french . cambridge u . press . ( isbn : 0-521 - 39730 - 8 ( p ) ) walter , henriette ( 1994 ) . french inside and out . routledge . ( isbn : 0-415 - 07670 - 6 ) ( first published in french : le francais dans tous les sens , robert laffont . ) judge , anne and f . g . healey ( 1983 ) . a reference grammar of modern french . london : edward arnold . ( isbn : 0-7131 - 6453 - 0 ) grundstrom , allan w . ( 1983 ) . l ' analyse du francais . lanham : university press of america . ( isbn : 0-8191 - 3569 - 0 ) thanks once again to everyone who responded ! rich epstein ( epstein @ bend . ucsd . edu )


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re : lng may 19 decision vince - thanks for the update . what i am not sure of is what if any decision has to be made on may 19 . it seems to me that the mystic lady and elba island deals have already been approved and executed - but it is quite likely i am missing a detail or two . john vince j kaminski 15 / 05 / 2000 17 : 14 to : john sherriff / lon / ect @ ect cc : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect , david gorte / hou / ect @ ect , rick buy / hou / ect @ ect , ted murphy / hou / ect @ ect subject : re : lng may 19 decision john , this is the update on what i have done for the lng transactions . 1 . i was not involved in the lng ship project . i shall read the dash and give you my comments . without looking at the details , i think that the decision to charter a tanker removes one significant risk we have at the elba island project ( please , see point 2 ) . 2 . elba island . i am working with doug rotenberbg , brad hitch , scott earnest ( sally beck ' s organization ) and rac to set up the book for the elba island transaction . the next step will be to expand the book to capture all the enron ' s lng - related positions in one place and to look for natural risk offsets and possible hedges . a working group is meeting to close a few remaining gaps tomorrow ( tuesday ) at 8 : 30 . a few comments on the book design and my view of the project : a . the current thinking is that lng will be sourced for the elba island facility by buying marginal cargos on the fob basis . marginal cargos will represent supply from excess capacity that has not been committed under long - term contracts or became available due to some short - term frictions . the fob cargos are typically selling at a significant discount to the long - term contract prices . the economics of the deal , as represented by the book we are setting up , will reflect the assumption that not only we can locate marginal cargos but that we shall be able to do it on a regular basis , arranging shipping and coordinating the facility schedule and natural gas transactions in the us . in other words , we have a significant logistical and operational risk in this transaction . b . the transaction will cover the period of 17 years ( with an extension option of 5 years ) . even if we can lock - in the lng volumes over this time period , we have no ability to lock - in the other side of the spread ( us gas prices ) for such a long tenor . this is essentially a tolling transaction with exposure to the lng - nat gas spread and i would not recommend locking - in only one leg of the spread . one solution would be to cover , let ' s say , 50 % of he lng volumes for the first 5 years and lock - in the nat gas side on the us market side . c . the book we are setting up will be based on many managerial assumptions regarding sources of lng , shipping rates , schedules , etc . i would set up a big prudence reserve in case we mark it to market . d . my group will work on valuation of some options we have in the elba island deal ( that are good for enron ) and on the hedging strategy for the lng positions . long - term lng contracts are typically based on the japanese crude cocktail that correlates very well with brent . vince john sherriff 05 / 14 / 2000 01 : 40 am to : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect cc : lauren urquhart / lon / ect @ ect subject : lng may 19 decision vince i haven ' t spoken to you for awhile but hope the world is treating you well . anyway with greg moving to his new role i have ( i hope only temporarily ) staff trading oversight for the eastern hemishere plus lng . i understand that your group is taking a first cut at developing curves for lng and lng ship values . i also understand that another lng ship decision is on the dockets for may 19 ( not very far away ) . anway i understand this is a big decision but i still have gotten very little info yet . can you please let me know where you stand now ? i will ask my assistant lauren to set up a time that i can speak with y


sum : x - rays and acoustic signals dear linguist members , some weeks ago i published a request for information about methods of measuring movements of the articulating organs . within this field i was especially interested in x - ray documentation and films . alice faber ( faber @ haskins . yale . edu ) wrote that " back in the 1960 's the center for applied linguistics here in the us made a set of such films of ' exotic ' languages . we have a set here at haskins , . . . " caroline smith reported on another method of measurement . she wrote that a method of measurement which works on the basis of electromagnetism was used by " the people at the institut fuer phonetik und sprachliche kommunikation der universitaet muenchen , who are the world leaders in electromagneticarticulography ( fipkm @ phonetik . uni-muenchen . de ) . " bob port ( port @ cs . indiana . edu ) from indiana reports on " x - ray microbeam data at univ of wisconsin . " and continues " there is now a large amount of material available , but is not in video form " a most interesting hint at x - ray documentation i want to give verbally at this place : kenneth r . beesley ( ken . beesley @ xerox . fr ) writes : " i have also seen x - ray movies from the eastman collection in rochester , new york . these films show , among many other things , people talking , playing musical instruments , and moving in various ways . for medical interest , there are also films of swallowing and bladder functions . i have seen some x - ray photographs of vowel-production settings from the old ussr , but these are less interesting than films . the eastman films , produced in the 1940s and early 50s , i believe , are unintentionally frightening because the doses of x - rays considered safe then were perhaps 500 times what they are now . as best i can remember , these films were somewhat inspired by x - ray films made by the nazis using inmates of concentration camps . these films , brought back to the united states after the war , were watched in fascination by eastman and his colleagues . they featured scenes with full skeletons walking about . the x - ray doses were no doubt fatal to the victims . " beesley also reports on phoneticians from the university of glasgow , scotland and members of the school of dentistry , who some eighteen years ago produced x - ray images that show people talking . helmer strike ( strik @ let . kun . nl ) delivers two methods of measuring articulation : " the technique that resembles the old x - ray films the most is called mri ( magnetic resonance imaging ) . a good article on this topic is baer et al . ( 1991 ) journal of the acoustical society of america , nr . 90 ( 2 ) , pp . 799 - 828 . . . . another , quite different technique , which is used very often , is called epg ( electro - palato - graphy ) " in particular , i would like to thank ocke bohn ( gen01 . @ rz . uni-kiel . d400 . de ) for having sent me an article on how to describe articulation by means of infrared light . she reported as well on experiments using ultrasound for recording the movements of the articulating organs . in conclusion , i want to give another idea of how to make use of cd-rom in combination with x - ray technology . today 's technology has made it possible to save pictures and videos ( here videos produced through x - rays ) conveniently down onto a cd . this opens up the possibility to combine recordings of various institutions on one cd and , by means of this collection , deliver an outstanding contribution to the further understanding of what is happening when people talk . besides the actual recordings , further information about videos and x - ray images that concerns both the history of this subject and its methodology could be gathered in one single multi media application in such a way that a cd like this would provide important information about the topic " articulation and the methods of its measurement " in a user-friendly way and , what is more , woul


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understanding phonology ( update ) understanding phonology gussenhoven , carlos ( university of nijmegen , the netherlands ) and jacobs , haike ( university of nijmegen and the free university of amsterdam , the netherlands ) ; understanding phonology ; publication march 1998 304pp pb 0 340 69218 9 14 . 99 / us $ 19 . 95 hb 0 340 69217 0 40 . 00 / us $ 70 . 00 arnold publishing ( american edition is co-published with oup ) this book gives a clear and accurate picture of current phonological theory in a small number of pages . john goldsmith , university of chicago this skilfully written new text provides a broad , yet up-to - date , introduction to phonology . assuming no previous knowledge of phonology or linguistic theory , the authors introduce the basic concepts and build on these progressively , discussing the main theories and illustrating key points with carefully chosen examples . a wide range of phenomena are covered : speech production , segmental contrasts , tone , quality , prosodic structure , metrical relations and intonation . the main theories are introduced and their contributions to our understanding of phonology , as well as their shortcomings , are discussed objectively . contents : the production of speech / some typology : sameness and difference / making the form fit / two levels of representation / distinctive features / ordered rules / the diminutive suffix in dutch / levels of representation / representing tone / skeletal slots and moras / feature geometry / complex segments / stress / iambic and trochambic rhythm in optimality theory . readership : students of linguistics . available on inspection for lecturers ( quote linglist598 ) tel : + 44 ( 0 ) 171 873 6355 fax : + 44 ( 0 ) 171 873 6325 e - mail : milly . neate @ hodder . co . uk


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bisca-98 bisca-98 - bolzano international school in cognitive analysis unfolding perceptual continua > from ecology of perception to cognition recent problems raised by artificial intelligence and cognitive sciences such as the perception of forms , the recognition of natural languages , the problems of common sense , naive physics , and consequently the need for direct and non-propositional reference to the objects of experience ( as cited , for example by scientists working in robotics ) have opened new areas of inquiry for psychophysics . bisca-98 will analyze the morphogenesis of the perceptive fields of vision , sound and touch , starting from the microstructure of intuitive continua , and therefore from a semiology of primitives as boundaries , points , angles , blobs , pointers , denotators , local signs , etc . the lectures , which from a general point of view will adopt an ecological perspective on perception , will proceed along the parallel tracks of psychophysical experimental research and the conceptual development of a theory of the intentionality of consciousness speakers of bisca 1998 are : liliana albertazzi , the experimental phenomenology standpoint jan j . koenderinck , multiply extended continua in vision guerino mazzola , grouping paradigms in music ruggero pierantoni , sensory perception : touch and cognition general information : 1 . attendance to the school will be limited to about 30 participants . 2 . a hotel list will be sent upon notification of acceptance . hotel costs in bolzano range between 70 , 000 and 250 , 000 italian liras per day , full board . 3 . each speaker will give 4 lectures , with ample time for discussion . 4 . all lectures will be in english . 5 . a small number of boursaries are available to qualified students to meet the costs of participation . for more information write to liliana albertazzi : alberta @ risc1 . gelso . unitn . it and see the imc web site : http : / / www . soc . unitn . it / dsrs / imc / imc . htm * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * roberto poli department of sociology and social research 26 , verdi street 38100 trento - - italy tel . + + 39-461 - 881-403 fax : + + 39-461 - 881-348 e-mail : poli @ risc1 . gelso . unitn . it axiomathes : http : / / www . soc . unitn . it / dsrs / axiomathes / axiomathes . htm imc : http : / / www . soc . unitn . it / dsrs / imc / imc . htm


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bonds the difference is $ 4 , 391 . you can send more if you would like to add to the tax - free money fund . thank you keith hazlewood edward jones p . o . box 9479 the woodlands , tx 77387


we need to run a little project over the next week or so . i think it is time that you have someone inventory all the projects you have going in your group , sit down and go over them with me and then you and i make sure they still have support from a business unit or make sense at all . some of them involve it resources and some don ' t . i just want to take a breath for a moment and make sure every project you are doing ( outside the daily operations that are so critical ) is necessary and still has a sponsor at a business unit . if not , we can stop several side projects and focus on the critical ones , save some money and make sure we get the 5 to 10 things that absolutely have to be done completed . your thoughts ? gp


discussion week of october 11 here ' s material for this coming wednesday night . ? next week we ' ll be starting a new series of discussions based on some concepts discussed in the book roaring lambs by bob briner . ? you might want to pick it up and read through it if interested . ? bobby - neon measuring success 4 . doc


fw : negotiated rates audrey d . robertson transwestern pipeline company email address : audrey . robertson @ enron . com ( 713 ) 853 - 5849 ( 713 ) 646 - 2551 fax - - - - - original message - - - - - from : pavlou , maria sent : thursday , june 21 , 2001 9 : 34 am to : robertson , audrey subject : fw : negotiated rates audrey , pls . forward this memo to the tw commercial team . thanks , maria i recently discussed above - maximum rate deals with northern ' s commercial team and wanted to forward what i shared with them to you . pls . call me if you have any questions about this memo . thanks , maria - - - - - original message - - - - - from : pavlou , maria sent : wednesday , june 13 , 2001 3 : 01 pm to : cappiello , deborah cc : dornan , dari ; kirk , steve ; fossum , drew ; miller , mary kay subject : negotiated rates pursuant to our conversation yesterday , here are some guidelines for the northern marketers to follow when doing above - maximum rate negotiated rate transactions . the commission permits a pipeline to charge above - maximum rates under negotiated rate authority provided that the capacity also remains available at the maximum recourse rate . in other words , we cannot unilaterally require a customer to purchase capacity at a rate above the max rate ; however , customers may willingly choose to pay a negotiated rate ( above max rates or below minimum rates ) . below are some faqs and the appropriate response when negotiating rates with customers in an above - maximum rate environment . 1 . is it better to use a fixed rate or an index / formula based rate ? it is better to use an index or formula based negotiated rate as opposed to a fixed rate , as the index or formula - based rates provide a reasonable basis as to why a customer would enter into a negotiated rate transaction exceeding max rates , e . g . to accommodate the customer ' s risk profile . 2 . who should propose the rate ? it is better for the customer to propose the rate . you may ask questions like : have you seen the spread ? what do you think ? what can you give me for the subject capacity ? will you split the upside ? if so , what is a fair split ? the goal here is to have the customer come up with the rate . if the customer won ' t go there , it is never appropriate to bully , cajole , or use undue pressure to get an above - maximum rate deal . moreover , we can never imply or otherwise indicate that the capacity is unavailable if the customer does not pay a negotiated rate or above - maximum rate . 3 . do i have to offer the maximum rate or say this capacity is also available at the maximum rate ? our capacity is always offered at the maximum tariff rate because that is the rate on file which the shipper sees when he / she looks at our tariff . we don ' t have to expressly state the capacity is available at our maximum recourse rate , but if the customer requests to pay the maximum rate , no further conversations about paying a negotiated rate should take place . in other words , we have to sell available capacity at the maximum rate once a shipper asks for that rate unless we are negotiating a longer term maximum rate deal for such capacity at the same time . in such circumstances , please confer with regulatory and legal so that we can determine what action is appropriate to take given the specific facts . 4 . can a shipper get a higher priority by paying more than the maximum rate ? no . shippers willing to pay more than the maximum recourse rate are considered to have paid the maximum recourse rate for capacity allocation and priority purposes . a shipper willing to pay only the recourse rate cannot lose access to capacity merely because someone else is willing to pay a negotiated rate . where there are more requests for capacity than there is capacity available , the pipeline must allocate capacity among those shippers willing to pay either the negotiated rate or the maximum recourse rate on the allocation basis required by the tariff .


URL: http://www.newsisfree.com/click/-2,8655705,215/
Date: 2002-10-08T03:31:01+01:00Tony Blair to hold crisis summit with Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble in
Downing Street today.


summary : expletive negation in modern hebrew on february 27 , i posted a querry on expletive negation in modern hebrew . i want to thank ariel cohen ( ariel _ cohen @ riga . mt . cs . cmu . edu ) , michael ephratt ( rhlh702 @ uvm . haifa . ac . il ) , bob fradkin ( raf100f @ oduvm . cc . odu . edu ) , laurence horn ( lhorn @ yalevm . cis . yale . edu ) , paul rowlett ( p . a . rowlett @ mod - lang . salford . ac . uk ) and lucia tovena ( tovena @ latl . unige . ch ) for their comments . my querry originated from michael moore 's comment to the effect that in modern hebrew , the sentence negation of subordinate clauses dominated by before , until and i ' m afraid can be interpreted referentially or expletively . according to ariel cohen , only until contexts allow an expletive negation . bob fradkin mentionned that expletive negation in mh seemed less frequent than in french . while it seems that expletive negation in mh has a narrower domain of use than in french , there might also be a question of style involved here ; while expletive negation is an aknowledged grammatical feature of formal style in french , it might be a non-standard feature of mh . this is suggested to me by the fact that neither glinert 1989 suggested by michael ephratt nor rosen 1977 even mention expletive negation in mh . lucia tovena pointed me to her 1994 paper in geneva generative papers about italian , hungarian and hindi expletive negation in until contexts . for a typological overview of expletive negation , one can consult horn 1978 , which shows the typological extension of the phenomenon . now , i ' m still left with a few unanswered questions . i ' m surprised that there apparently does n't exist any study on the topic in mh . i wonder whether i should be looking in the direction of ancient hebrew . a question of more general interest is how to deal with divergent distributions of a phenomenon across languages ; in other words , how should the fact that expletive negation exists in comparative and fearing contexts in a large number of languages but not in mh ? ? could matters of style , as suggested above , explain this ? ? thanks for those who responded and for those who will . - glinert , l . , 1989 , the grammar of modern hebrew , cambridge up . - horn , l . , 1978 , some aspects of negation , j . greenberg , universals of human language , vol . 4 , standford up , 127-210 . - moore , m . , 1992 , double negation , et cetera , 304-309 . - rosen , 1977 , contemporary hebrew . pierre larrivee departement de langues et linguistique , universite laval , quebec , canada , g1k 7p4 3914larp @ vm1 . ulaval . ca


Hi folks,
Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask, but I am trying to do on my linux desktop what I used to do with some other os software.I'm trying to use a combination of some bash scripts and some perl to generate reports from a couple of ascii files. Eventually these will run on a server and get the files by ftp, analyse them and mail me the results.As I'm no programmer (by any stretch of the imagination !) I'm getting a bit lost.I can deal with single files (eventually) using grep, egrep, awk, and a nice perl script called 'total' which i found while googling.Problem now is that the data I'm trying to report on is split between two isam files.File 1 contains
Docket Number, Line Number, Item, quantity, price, duedateFile 2 contains
Docket Number, Customer, Shipping date, invoice number.To make some sense of the data, I need to relate the Docket number between the 2 files, so that I can generate a report by customer.My first reaction is to look at mysql, and import the ascii data into 2 tables so that I can use sql queries.Is this the way to go, or should I delve a bit deeper into perl ?Any advice welcome.Thanks,
Declan
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congratulations sally , i just saw the announcement and wanted to offer my comgratualtions . i think that ' s great . i have always admired your leadership and clear thinking . i ' m glad enron recognizes your contributions . patty


I develop software and my pricing is that I charge the first set of
customers that drive the features included quite a bit, then charge the
majority of the customers a small fee, and when I've earned back what I
invested (including my hourly wage) then I release that software for free
and either start working on a newer version (again back to the adding
features step) or on a new product. If you can't find someone willing to
pay your costs of development then most likely there really isn't a need
for the product you're trying to sell and you shouldn't develop it. If you
have to resort to free versions with lame ass ads and stuff then that is a
strong indication to get a new project IMO.  :)
> We were sitting here talking about Opera, and the fact that it's not
> free anymore (unless you want the scrollypollies), and how that sucked
> and stuff, and someone said something about nagware, and I
> misinterpretted it as snag ware, which mainly means, oh yeh, right, I'm
> gonna buy this -eyeroll- where's someone with a key?  LOL So who is it
> again who's on this list who's associated with Opera?  Why's the free
> one using the same LAME idea netzero, etc useD?  I know what kind of
> costs are involved in creating software like this, and I understand
> everyone needs to eat, but if someone can get netscape for free, and
> opera isn't free, then, hmmm...  I imagine this email is going to bring
> some bricks down on my head, but well, go for it, I gots my helmet.  (:
> Cindy P.S. GregB, you there?  (:http://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/fork


transcription of continuous speech workshop coling-acl 98 workshop on partially automated techniques for transcribing naturally occurring , continuous speech august 16 , 1998 ( following acl / coling-98 ) university of montreal , montreal ( quebec , canada ) description - - - - - - - - - - the development of robust systems for speech analysis and synthesis depends crucially on the availability of well-annotated corpora of naturally occurring , continuous speech . yet existing speech corpora are rarely well-annotated . a key to proper annotation is the availability of partially automated systems for linking selected portions of a visual display of speech to the corresponding transcriptions . to be of practical use , such systems must be able to handle large files of digitized speech and they should permit transcriptions at different levels of analysis . this workshop is devoted to the presentation and discussion of papers and software demonstrations which reflect the current state of the art . the presentations address the development , use , and evaluation of such systems . registration - - - - - - - - - - - registration is now open for this workshop . registration details can be found at http : / / coling-acl 98 . iro . umontreal . ca registration befroe july 1 is 50 can ( 35 can for students ) for participants of the main conference . anybody wishing to attend only this workshop can do so by pre-registering the same way and submitting a fee of 150 can . preregistration is strongly advised . workshop program - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - session 1 9 : 15 - 9 : 30 opening remarks nancy belmore concordia university 9 : 30-10 : 05 recognition of spontaneous speech ( invited talk ) peter stubley nortel 10 : 05-10 : 30 break session 2 10 : 30-11 : 05 towards multimodal spoken language corpora : transtool and synctool joachim nivre , elisabeth ahlsen , jens allwood , leif gronqvist , jenny holm , dario lopez - kasten , sylvana sofkova , kristina tullgren goteborg university 11 : 05-11 : 40 speech annotation by multi - sensory recording robert luk hong kong polytechnic university 11 : 40-12 : 15 how phone duration and segmental processing improve continuous speech signal labeling andre - obrecht , n . parlangeau , f . pellegrino universite paul sabatier - cnrs 12 : 15 - 1 : 15 lunch session 3 1 : 15 - 1 : 50 grapheme - to-phoneme transcription rules for spanish with application to automatic speech recognition and synthesis patrizia bonaventura , fabio giuliani , juan m . garrido , isabel orten cluster reply consultant , turin and universitat autonoma de barcelona 1 : 50 - 2 : 25 the value of minimal prosodic information caroline lyon and jill hewitt university of hertfordshire 2 : 25 - 3 : 00 taped demonstrations 3 : 00 - 3 : 30 break session 4 3 : 30 - 4 : 00 on - line demonstrations 4 : 00 - 5 : 00 round table discussion workshop organization sabine bergler department of computer science concordia university 1455 de maisonneuve blvd west montreal , qc h3g 1m8 e-mail trans98 @ cs . concordia . ca program committee nancy belmore sabine bergler john esling eric keller roland kuhn douglas o'shaughnessy ching y . suen


malc - - final call for papers call for papers mid america linguistics conference october 24-25 , 1997 university of missouri - columbia proposals for papers in any area of linguistics will be considered for the general session . papers will also be considered for a special session on the history of linguistics . presentation time for papers will be limited to 20 minutes , with 10 minutes for discussion . deadline for receipt of abstracts is august 25 , 1997 . authors are asked to submit three copies of an anonymous abstract . abstracts must be no more than one page in length . also include a 3x5 card with paper title , name of author ( s ) , affliation ( s ) , address , phone number , and e-mail address . e - mail submissions will not be accepted . please send abstracts to the address below . tom stroik , department of english , 107 tate hall , university of missouri - columbia , columbia , mo , 65211 .


re : july 2001 annuities les what do you mean by make the appropriate adjustments ? - - - - - original message - - - - - from : rawson , lester sent : wednesday , august 22 , 2001 12 : 50 pm to : law , samantha ; dunton , heather ; williams iii , bill subject : july 2001 annuities samantha / heather , please make the approporate adjustments . lv cogen annuity # 742364 $ 9140 . 42 willamette annuity # 742414 $ 32363 . 48 frontier annuity # 741955 $ 8910 . 29 rt share of profit . annuity # 741976 $ 2215 . 56 services share of profit . les


4 / 20 americas gas var limit violation attached is the enron americas gas var limit violation for april 20 , 2001 . the head trader for enron americas is responsible for printing out a hard copy of this memo , signing it and returning the hard copy to chris abel who will forward it to rac to obtain the appropriate signatures . however , this is to be considered preliminary until the discretionary var memo has been signed . i will follow up with a final memo at this time . shona wilson director - global risk operations x 39123


re : 6 . 775 , syldavian tutorial there is one ( at least ) translation of the oldest syldavian text , which our first tutorial ommitted . ihave waited to long to refer interested readers to my sources , but it is an inevitable work for those interested as much in syldavian as in bordurian . it comes from frederic soumois ' dossier tintin : sources , versions , themes , structures , jacques antoine , 1987 . it shows how much herge used brussels french and flemish roots in every language he " devised " in his works . for example , pace guy who adopted herge 's own suggestion of translation of " eih bennek , eih blavek " by " qui s ' y frotte s ' y pique " ( roughly , " whoever rubs himself against it will get stung by it " ) , it looks more like dutch " hier ben ik , hier blijf ik " , meaning " here i am , here i stay " . the translation soumois proposes for the xivth century manuscript goes approximately like this ( i won't bother to go into the etymological details , and i won [ t try to reproduce the original text : " father ottokar , thou art then king of [ the city / poland ? ] , then the trone is for me " . that one says to the other : " come get the sceptre " . and the king stroke staszrvich with the sceptre , and the nanny-goat [ ? ] fell on the floor / was left on the field . " i also recommend , as an example of l2 morphology , the excellent passage in borduria that one can find in the french version of " the calculus affair " ( l ' affaire tournesol ) , unfortunately absent in the english version , and hopefully to be found again in the german version , if i can get it ( and probably not in the chinese version ) . there are also short passages of linguistic interest in destination moon and explorers on the moon , and , for arumbaya , in tintin and the broken ear . any useful or absolutely useless information welcome . richard desrochers


gg-----Original Message----- From: fork-admin@xent.com [mailto:fork-admin@xent.com]On Behalf Of CDale Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 3:42 AM To: bitbitch@magnesium.net Cc: Adam L. Beberg; fork@spamassassin.taint.org Subject: Re[2]: Selling Wedded Bliss (was Re: Ouch...) I dunno, BB. Women who like to be thought of this way should have the right to choose to be treated this way. Men too... ahem. (: My boy cleans, washes clothes, cooks, fixes stuff, etc, and works the same number of hours I do, sometimes more, if he has to catch up with me. (: I close him because he is industrious and creative, and because he unfailingly makes my bed the minute I get out of it. And boy #2 will be here soon to help boy #1 with other things such as pedicures, backrubs, and sure, fucking. LOL! (along with the aforementioned "chores") Adam can have his cake and eat it too, if he can only find the right girl who has the same beliefs about gender roles that he has. Of course, he has NO clue where to look, so we will be constantly laughing at him while he stumbles around in the dark. Cindy P.S. the numbers do not in any way indicate importance or favor -- only the order in which they move into my house. -smiles at chris- P.S. #2. I'm moving. Going to New Orleans. Can't handle any more cab driving. The summer sucked here on the MS Gulf Coast, instead of rocking like it normally does. Wish me luck. I'm going to look for another computer job. Le Sigh. (:On Thu, 5 Sep 2002 bitbitch@magnesium.net wrote:> Hello Adam, > > Thursday, September 05, 2002, 11:33:18 PM, you wrote: > > > ALB> So, you're saying that product bundling works? Good point. > > Sometimes I wish I was still in CA. You deserve a good beating every > so often... (anyone else want to do the honors?) > > ALB> And how is this any different from "normal" marriage exactly? Other then > ALB> that the woman not only gets a man, but one in a country where both she and > ALB> her offspring will have actual opportunities? Oh and the lack of > ALB> "de-feminized, over-sized, self-centered, mercenary-minded" choices? > > Mmkay. For the nth time Adam, we don't live in the land of > Adam-fantasy. Women actually are allowed to do things productive, > independent and entirely free of their male counterparts. They aren't > forced to cook and clean and merely be sexual vessels. Sometimes, > and this will come as a shock to you, no doubt, men and women even > find -love- (which is the crucial distinction between this system) and > they marry one another for the satisfaction of being together. I > know, far-fetched and idealistically crazy as it is, but such things > do happen. I can guarantee you, if my mother was approached by my > father, and 25 years ago, he commented on her cleaning ability as a > motivator for marrying her, we would not be having this conversation > now. > > If guys still have silly antequated ideas about 'women's role' then > their opportunities for finding women _will_ be scarce. Again, these > situations are great, provided everyone is aware that the relationship > is a contractual one -- he wants a maid, a dog and a prostitute he > doesn't have to pay, and she wants a country that isn't impoverished > and teeming with AIDS. A contract, versus a true love-interest > marriage. > > Egh. I really need to stop analyzing your posts to this extent. I > blame law school and my cat. > > -BB > > ALB> - Adam L. "Duncan" Beberg > ALB> http://www.mithral.com/~beberg/ > ALB> beberg@mithral.com > > > > > >-- "I don't take no stocks in mathematics, anyway" --Huckleberry Finn


Is this old bits? It should be.I was browsing the local zine store here in Portland OR and found the
second issue of The Thresher...very very sweet. Poltical socio articles on
all manner of things from names you have come to love/despise over the
years. If you have not already, tombobjoewhore says check it out.www.thethresher.com


What are youdoing later? Sar xxx


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Date: 2002-09-30T12:16:54-05:00_Margaret Berry_: Don't Be Rude: Part IV, Weddings[1]. â€œThere's a lot of
room for error with invitations. It's helpful to think of them as petite social
landmines with quaint wax seals.â€[1] http://www.themorningnews.org/archives/editorial/dont_be_rude_part_iv_weddings.shtml


q ? french aspect my question arises from olsen 's 1994 diss on tense-aspect . it is standardly assumed that , e . g . , aimait is both past and imperfect * combined * . but i wonder about its synchronic status in spoken french . it seems to me that you have a simple past / nonpast contrast over three constructions : simple stem ; aux " have " + participle ; and infinitives with enclitic " have " , thus proportionately : aim-e : aim-ait : : a aime ' : av-ait aime ' : : aim-er - a : aim-er - ait if this analysis is correct for french , would it not be better to assume aimait is the " simple past tense " ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? why not let the aspect come " for free " as a " default " interpretation . just musing .


ena - tax department promotions / organization chart i am very pleased to announce the following promotions in the ena tax department . ( the department  , s organization chart is attached . ) morris clark : promotion to senior director . morris joined ena april 1997 . prior to joining enron , he was an associate at bracewell & patterson for almost four years . morris earned his law degree from tulane and llm in taxation from nyu . prior to attending law school , morris worked for two years at deloitte & touche . john swafford : promotion to senior director . joined enron july 1996 . prior to joining enron in july 1996 , worked as senior tax manager for deloitte & touche , with prior experience with texaco . john received his bba from university of texas at austin is a cpa . matt gockerman : promotion to director . matt joined ena in 1997 . prior to joining ena , matt was associated with coopers & lybrand in dallas and taft , stettinius & hollister , llp in cincinnati . he graduated from southern methodist university with a bba in accounting and received his j . d . from the university of north carolina school of law . matt is licensed as a cpa and is also a member of the ohio bar . rhett jackson : promotion to manager . rhett joined ena in october 1997 after beginning his career with coopers & lybrand , llp in houston . rhett earned his undergraduate accounting degree ( b . b . a . ) , masters of tax ( m . t . ) , and law degree ( j . d . ) all from baylor university . mark ng : promotion to manager . mark joined enron in september 1997 from air liquide where he was an income tax supervisor . he is principally responsible for management of r & a ' s federal and state income tax matters and special projects relating to the asset companies . mark is a cpa and has a bs in management and accounting from the university of houston . troy kosub : promotion to tax supervisor . troy joined enron in july 1998 from coastal corp . and will be joining our london colleagues to complete an assignment relating to us reporting of foreign operations and other international tax matters . troy is a cpa with a mba ( concentration in tax ) and a bba in accounting and finance both from the university of houston . mary sontag : promotion to senior tax specialist . mary joined enron in december 1997 and is principally responsible for the supervision of the structured transactions and international group including the merlin entities , enron merchant investments , sundance , east coast power , canada , and mexico . mary graduated from southwest texas state university with a bba in accounting . harry kent : promotion to tax specialist . harry joined ena in january 1999 and is now principally responsible for the supervision of ena ' s federal and state income tax matters relating to price risk management . harry is a cpa and an attorney having graduated with a bba in accounting from texas a & m and a jd from south texas college of law , respectively . dan matheson : promotion to tax specialist . dan joined enron in october 1998 . dan graduated from the university of melbourne ( australia ) in 1998 with a bachelor of commerce and a bachelor of laws with honours . dan spent the last year of his law degree studying at the university of texas law school . dan is admitted as an attorney in the state of new york . richard orellana : promotion to senior tax analyst . richard joined ena in december 1998 from coastal corp . and is principally responsible for ecm treasury , destec , ecogas and jedi related companies . richard is a cpa and graduated from the university of houston with a bba in accounting and finance .


workshop on embodied conversational characters call for participation the first workshop on embodied conversational characters with support of aaai cooperation of acm / sigchi granlibakken resort & conference center at lake tahoe tahoe city ( north shore ) california , usa october 12-15 , 1998 recent advances in several core software technologies have made possible a new type of human-computer interface : the conversational character . conversational characters are autonomous , anthropomorphic , animated figures that have the ability to communicate through multiple modalities , including spoken language , facial expressions , and gestures . unlike textual natural language interfaces , conversational characters have the ability to perceive and produce the verbal and non-verbal signals that identify discourse structure and regulate the flow of information between interlocutors . such signals include intonational patterns , gestures , back-channel feedback signals , and turn-taking protocols . these capabilities enable them to engage in complex interactions with human users via natural speech rather than complex command languages , menus or graphical manipulations . research on conversational characters has emerged from a number of disciplines , including , among others , artificial intelligence , computational linguistics , computer animation , computer vision , psychology , cognitive science , virtual reality , cscw , and hci . this diversity is naturally reflected in the broad range of active research areas in conversational character interfaces . the primary goal of this workshop is to advance the state of conversational character research and development by identifying novel approaches to the topics and issues listed below , and integrating them into a framework for embodied , conversational human-computer interaction . a provisional program can be found at http : / / www . fxpal . com / wecc98 / . attendance attendance will be limited to 40 people . there will be space for a few attendees who did not submit papers . non - presenters wishing to attend the workshop should submit a one page description of their current research interests and their relation to the workshop themes . research descriptions should be emailed to prevost @ pal . xerox . com no later than september 14 , 1998 . the list of attendees will be finalized by september 18 . workshop organizers joseph w . sullivan , fx palo alto lab , usa ( sullivan @ pal . xerox . com ) justine cassell , mit media laboratory , usa ( justine @ media . mit . edu ) workshop program committee committee co - chairs : scott prevost , fx palo alto lab , usa ( prevost @ pal . xerox . com ) elizabeth churchill , fx palo alto lab , usa ( churchill @ pal . xerox . com ) committee members : elisabeth andr , dfki gmbh , germany ( elisabeth . andre @ dfki . de ) gene ball , microsoft research , usa ( geneb @ microsoft . com ) phil cohen , oregon graduate institute , usa ( pcohen @ cse . ogi . edu ) barbara hayes - roth , stanford univ . , usa ( hayes-roth @ cs . stanford . edu ) kenji mase , atr international , japan ( mase @ mic . atr . co . jp ) clifford nass , stanford university , usa ( nass @ leland . stanford . edu ) mark steedman , university of pennsylvania , usa ( steedman @ cis . upenn . edu ) kris thorisson , lego a / s , denmark ( kris @ digi . lego . com ) demos chair : timothy bickmore , isii inc . , usa ( bickmore @ pal . xerox . com ) additional information for more information , please consult the workshop web page : www . fxpal . com / wecc98 /


How i noe... Did ü specify da domain as nusstu... Ü still in sch...


five tx power plants to go commercial this month texas power plants to add 2 , 775 mw this month five power plants with 2 , 775 mw of new generating capacity are being tested in the ercot and all should be operating commercially before the end of this month . the 500 mw unit 2 at fpl ' s lamar county plant is expected to be commercial soon . calpine ' s 545 mw expansion of its pasadena plant in harris county is running but has not yet gone commercial . lg & e power services ' 400 mw gregory power partners plant in san patricio county and american national power ' s 500 mw midlothian plant in ellis county are set to go commercial within days . the 830 mw tenaska frontier plant in grimes county has been testing since may and is also set to go .


--- In forteana@y..., "Jayne Ayris"  wrote:
> Think of a letter between A and W.
Oh, all right, then. I'll give it a go.
Hmm. Let's See."L"

> Now think of an animal that begins with that letter. "Lynx"

> Repeat it out loud as you scroll down. "Lynx"
"Lynx"
"Lynx"
"Lynx"
"Lynx"

>  Think of either a man's/woman's name that begins with
>  the last letter in the animals name "Xena"

>  Almost there........ OK.

>  Now count out the letters in that name on the fingers
> of the hand you are not using to scroll down. "X"
"E"
"N"
"A"

>  Take the hand you counted with and hold it out in
>  front of you at face level

All righty...>  Look at you palm very closely and notice the lines in
>  your hand Lots of lines. Lines and lines and lines and lines.

>  Do the lines take the form of the first letter in the
>  persons name? Holy crap, they do! Amazing! Feckin' "X"s all over the feckin' place.
Man that is sooo cool!!11!!!!!!111!!> Of course not....... Au contraire. Look at 'em. XXXXXXXXXXs, Zillions of 'em.I am looking at them this very moment.> Now smack yourself in the head, get a life, and quit
> playing stupid e-mail games!Are you talking to moi? Are you accusing me of being less than
sapient? Are you suggesting I am life-bereft?Igor, power-up a couple of dozen web-bots - the search-and-destroy
attack ones with the hard-drive killers. I shall have my revenge in
this domain or the next.Robin (Not the BAE SYSTEMS spy at all, it turns out) Hill, STEAMY
BESS, Brough, East Yorkshire.To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
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oasis contract imbalance update . . . . this just in . . . . here are our updated imbalances per contract & total : historical current mth cumul . 201 k : ( 12 . 807 ) ( 8 . 181 ) ( 20 . 988 ) 202 k : ( 13 . 951 ) 7 . 879 ( 6 . 072 ) 203 k : ( 6 . 152 ) ( 267 ) ( 6 . 419 ) 204 k : 27 . 392 ( 6 . 306 ) 21 . 088 total : ( 5 . 516 ) ( 6 . 875 ) ( 12 . 391 ) due oasis


tammie schoppe enron americas - office of the chair assistant to louise kitchen 713 . 853 . 4220 office 713 . 646 . 8562 fax 713 . 253 . 2131 mobile


project door step richard , it is my understanding that you have received a final version of each project door step report for the following locations : buenos aires sao paulo sydney singapore oslo frankfurt projects pending completion are : eott ( still in the field ) mariner ( follow - up visit pending ) calgary ( last week ) london ( pending completion of extended work ) projects scheduled for future dates panama denver mexico portland tom bauer has requested you forward to him the contents of the door step database including the current status of items to be addressed . please call me at 3 - 6516 if you have any questions . thanks jim brown


philosophy of mind dear linguist , do any group participants perchance know of discussion groups in the philosphy of mind , philosophy of language , and other kindred philosophical subjects ? or , to apply the meta operator still once again , is there a general resource or " phone book " for discussion groups ? ja given suny


historical ling , history of ling historical linguistics nostratic . sifting the evidence . joseph c . salmons and brian d . joseph ( eds ) 1998 vi , 293 pp . current issues in linguistic theory , 142 us / canada : cloth : 1 55619 597 4 price : us $ 75 . 00 rest of the world : cloth : 90 272 3646 1 price : nlg 150 . 00 the nostratic hypothesis positing a commonlingusitic ancestor for a wide range of language families including indo - european , uralic , and afro - asiatic has produced one of the most enduring and often intense controversies in linguistics . overwhelmingly , though , both supporters of the hypothesis and those who reject it have not dealt directly with one anothers arguments . this volume brings together selected representatives of both sides , as well as a number of agnostic historical linguists , with the aim of examining the evidence for this particular hypothesis in the context of distant genetic relationships generally . the volume contains discussions of variants of the nostratic hypothesis ( papers by a . bomhard , by j . greenberg , and one by a . manaster - ramer , k . baertsch , k . adams , & p . michalove ) , the mathematics of chance in determining the relationships posited for nostratic ( papers by r . oswalt and by d . ringe ) , and the evidence from particular branches posited in nostratic ( papers by l . campbell , by c . hodge , and by a . vovin ) with responses and additional discussion by e . hamp , b . vine , w . baxter and b . comrie . history of linguistics language and its functions . a historico-critical study of the pre-humanistic philology of bopp . translated by paul salmon , in consultation with anthony j . klijnsmit . pieter a . verburg1998 xxxiv , 534 pp . studies in the history of the language sciences , 84 us / canada : cloth : 1 55619 621 0 price : $ 110 . 00 rest of the world : cloth : 90 272 4572 x price : nlg 220 . 00 when pieter verburg ( 1905-1989 ) published taal en functionaliteit in 1952 , the work was received with admiration by linguistic scholars , though the number of those who could read the dutch text for themselves remained limited . the title alludes to the theories of linguistic function set out in 1936 by karl bhler , but verburg regards the three functions of discourse focusing respectively on the speaker , the person addressed and the matter discussed as no more than subfunctions of the human function of speech . his central concern is to explore the relationships between thought and language , and language and reality ; and the work sets out provide a historical analysis of views on these relationships in the period 1100-1800 . the great strength of the work lies in the way in which the views of language are related to contemporaneous moves in philosophy and science , contrasting essentially the mediaeval acceptance of authority , the beginnings of induction in the renaissance , the dependence of early rationalism on calculation based on axiomatic truths , and the further development of independent observation . all these trends are reflected in the way men thought about language , as well as in the way they used it . much has been written on the history of linguistics since this book was written , but it still offers a unique view of the development of thinking about language . john benjamins publishing web site : http : / / www . benjamins . com for further information via e-mail : service @ benjamins . com


e . h . tuttle xulio sousa wrote : ) e . h . tuttle and co . : publisher located in tokyo and vermont , ) specialized in books on japan . existed at least into 1960s . they still existed at least as of last year . they publish such things as vietnamese - english dictionaries . tony wright ( twright @ accdvm . accd . edu ) st . philip 's college san antonio , texas


Bryan Feir [mailto:bryan@sgl.crestech.ca] wrote: >Of course, once one player key was broken, dealing with the rest became
> a known plaintext attack, and the rest of the player keys went down
like
> a row of dominos.The actual follow-up to the Xing player break was more interesting than
that.  The mere knowledge of known plaintext (a corresponding input and
output) does not necessarily make it trivial to break a properly
designed systems and/or algorithm. The primary reason it was easy for
CSS is because the CSS key was only 40-bits, and thereby easy to break
with exhaustive search attacks.  It was only 40-bits (speculated)
because of a misunderstanding of the government cryptography export
rules at the time.Even more interesting, to me at least, was that soon after the Xing
player break, people started studying the CSS algorithm itself.  They
rapidly found serious design flaws which left the 40-bit CSS algorithm
with an actual strength of around 23-bits (from memory, and new attacks
might have further reduced the strength).  This is another great example
showing why proprietary cryptography algorithms should be viewed with
the greatest of suspicion.
On Tue, Sep 03, 2002 at 09:03:40PM -0400, Yannick Gingras wrote:
> This make me wonder about the relative protection of smart cards.
They have
> an internal procession unit around 4MHz.  Can we consider them as
trusted
> hardware ?  Yes and no.  You can put a limited amount of trust in a smart card.
There have been any number of very clever attacks against smartcards
(Ross Anderson in the UK has documented quite a few of these), and
smartcard manufactures are usually one step behind these attacks.  A
well designed system assumes that a system smartcard will be completely
compromised at some point, giving an adversary all of the secrets
contained in the smartcard.  The cryptography industry has developed a
variety of techniques that can reduce the impact of a compromise,
including unique keys per smartcard and forward security techniques.
Luciano Rocha [strange@nsk.yi.org] wrote: > The problem is that that piece of hardware is trustworthy, but the
rest of
> the PC isn't, so a cracker just needs to simulate the lock/smart card,
or
> peek at the executable after the lock has been deactivated.Going back to the original question, once the encrypted material goes
outside the trusted hardware, it is impossible to "unbreakably" protect
it.  There may be some mitigation steps you can take, such as the SDMI
watermarking, but most schemes to date have been easily broken.  Another consideration is the value of what you are trying to protect.
While there is no such thing as unbreakable, adding more cost (both in
terms of price and hassle-factor) can greatly improve the protection.
Since you are talking about the use of standard PC workstations, I
presume what you are trying to protect is not THAT valuable.  I'm afraid
most security measures don't come for free.
Michael McKay
Director of Software Development
mmckay@iscubed.com   Information Security Systems & Services Inc.
  19925 Stevens Creek Blvd. Cupertino, CA 95014
  Phone: 408.725.7136  x 4138    Fax: 408.973.7239   www.iscubed.com


vince kaminski ' s bio hello amy : attached please find vince kaminski ' s " bio " . he is working on his presentation . thanks ! shirley


congratulations ! congrats on your promotion . it was well deserved !


hpl nom for april 26 , 2001 ( see attached file : hplno 426 . xls ) - hplno 426 . xls


Damien Morton quoted:
>W3C approves HTML 4 'emotitags' - Now you'll be able to say it with feeling>>From The Rockall Times (http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/), definitely
the source of much funniness.
R
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Does anyone know if this is supported under 2.4.18 kernels or higher?I need to buy an ISDN TA quick, and PC World have these in stock for â‚¬65.Thanks,
	David.David Hamilton
Senior Technical Consultant
HP Ireland --
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URL: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/10/06.html#accessibility_watershed
Date: 2002-10-06T23:41:43-05:00_Law.com_: Suit Over Airlines' Web Sites Tests Bounds of ADA[1]. [via Slashdot:
Blind User Sues Southwest Over Web Site, Cites ADA[2]]     Gumson and a Miami Beach, Fla.- based disability rights group, Access Now,
    filed lawsuits in U.S. District Court in Miami in June and July against
    Dallas- based Southwest and Dallas-based American Airlines under the
    Americans with Disabilities Act. They are doing so under an untested legal
    theory. Namely, that ADA provisions on the accessibility of public
    accommodations to the disabled apply to Internet Web sites just as they do
    to brick-and-mortar facilities like movie theaters and department stores. Five months ago, I said[3] â€œwithin the next 12 months, all web authoring
tools will fully embrace CSS, accessibility, and web standards. And I mean
fully, inside and out, as Macromedia appears to have done here [with
Dreamweaver MX]. Those tools that do not will simply fall by the wayside. This
is the new baseline.â€ Seven months to go on that prediction. Tick tock,
tick tock...[1] http://www.law.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/View&c=LawArticle&cid=1032128683422&t=LawArticleTech
[2] http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/10/06/2340204
[3] http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/05/02.html#the_new_baseline
    dive into mark, May 2, 2002:


re : london visit paul , i shall be in london in the beginning of october . i shall notify you about the timing of my trip later this week . vince paul . e . day @ uk . arthurandersen . com on 09 / 18 / 2000 03 : 29 : 50 pm to : vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com cc : subject : re : london visit i understand this has been cancelled - no problem - life is kind of hectic here anyway ! ! why don ' t we try to rearrange next time you ' re over ? kind regards paul day to : paul e . day cc : vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com , shirley . crenshaw @ enron . com date : 25 / 08 / 2000 19 : 10 from : vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com subject : re : london visit paul , thanks for your message . i am in process of finalizing my plans for the trip to london in the end of september . i delayed responding to you message till i had more specific information . unless there a major change in my schedule , i shall arrive in london on monday morning ( september 18 ) and leave on thursday in the evening . please , let me know what would be convenient time to meet . you can send me an e - mail message and my secretary will contact to confirm the date and place of the meeting . my assistant ' s name is shirley crenshaw and her phone number is 713 853 5290 . i look forward to meeting you , tom and julian . vince kaminski paul . e . day @ uk . arthurandersen . com on 08 / 25 / 2000 11 : 53 : 02 am to : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect cc : tom . o . lewthwaite @ uk . arthurandersen . com , julian . leake @ uk . arthurandersen . com subject : london visit i understand that you will be in london around 20 september . tom lewthwaite has asked me to arrange a meeting between you , tom and julian leake . i understand that you have met tom and julian before . i would also like to attend - i am a manager in our uk financial services practice with responsibilty for enron from a uk financial services perspective . we would like to discuss any risk management concerns that you may have and any internal initiatives with which we could assist . if you are happy to meet on this basis , i would be grateful if you could let me know how you to proceed ( whether i should arrange timings with you , your secretary , someone in london etc ) . you can contact me on + 44 20 7783 7446 ( at enron ' s london offices ) or on this e - mail address . kind regards paul day * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * internet email confidentiality footer * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * privileged / confidential information may be contained in this message . if you are not the addressee indicated in this message ( or responsible for delivery of the message to such person ) , you may not copy or deliver this message to anyone . in such case , you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply email . please advise immediately if you or your employer do not consent to internet email for messages of this kind . opinions , conclusions and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * internet email confidentiality footer * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * privileged / confidential information may be contained in this message . if you are not the addressee indicated in this message ( or responsible for delivery of the message to such person ) , you may not copy or deliver this message to anyone . in such case , you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply email . please advise immediately if you or your employer do not consent to internet email for messages of this kind . opinions , conclusions and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it .


book : phonetics ( intonation ) phonetics intonation ( second edition ) alan cruttenden ( university of manchester , uk ) isbn : 0-521 - 59182 - 1 ; hardback , 6 x 9 , 218 pp . ; pub . date : 8 / 30 / 97 ; publisher : cambridge university press ; $ 59 . 95 ; when published in 1986 , this book was the first to survey intonation in all its aspects , both in english and universally . in this updated edition , while the basic descriptive facts of the form and use of intonation are presented in the british nuclear tone tradition , there is nevertheless extensive comparison with other theoretical frameworks , in particular with the tobi framework , which has become widespread in the united states . the author has expanded the sections on historical background , different theoretical approaches and sociolinguistic variation . intonation remains a basic reference book for linguists , phoneticians , speech therapists and all those concerned with speech in any way . ; contents : 1 . preliminaries ; 2 . stress , accent , and rhythm ; 3 . the forms of intonation ; 4 . the fun ! ctions of intonation ; 5 . comparative intonation ; 6 . conspectus ; references ; subject index ; author index . ; order info : www . cup . org / order . html


addition to enron - summer internships vince : please include ram vittal to the summer internship list , if you have not already done so . according to my count , that make a total of 8 students from the enron tiger team who have a desire to work with enron . thanks , donna - - - - - original message - - - - - from : vittal , maheshram [ mailto : mvittal @ wharton . upenn . edu ] sent : friday , february 02 , 2001 10 : 17 pm to : ' fap ' subject : re : call from enron donna : i had submitted my resume directly to their recruiting office and haven ' t heard from them . i would be very willing to reforward my resume , if required . thanks , ram


sum : moo sites about a week ago , i posted a query about language moo sites . i have received several responses so far , which i now post as a summary . i thank the following people , who kindly responsed : jonathan cardozo , dorine s . houston , janice cook , kristina harris , and phoenix lundstrom , and susan simon . the moo and mud sites for foreign languages are : moo sites french : moo francais telnet logos . daedalus . com 8888 italian : little italy moo telnet ipo . tesi . dsi . unimi . it 4444 $ b ! k ( b latin : mugit at pennmoo telnet ccat . sas . upenn . edu 7777 spanish : mundohispanno telnet kong . syr . edu 8888 english : schmooze university telnet arthur . rutgers . edu 8888 multi : moosaico telnet moo . di . uminho . pt 7777 mud sites german : morgengrauen telnet mud . uni-muenster . de 4711 swedish : svenskmud telnet bodil . lysator . liu . se 2043 the following www addresses are particularly useful for obtaining information about moo . http : / / babel . uoregon . edu / yamada / interact . html http : / / tecfa . unige . ch / edu-comp / dujvre / vol1 / no1 / education _ moos . text http : / / www . cs . bsu . edu / homepages / siering / moo . html http : / / www . daedalus . com / net / mootips . html http : / / www . itp . berkeley . edu / ~ thorne / moo . html http : / / www . peg . apc . org / ~ firehorse / mmm / mmm . html http : / / www . pitt . edu / ~ jrgst7 / moocentral . html http : / / www . scs . unr . edu / homepage / kristina / language . muds . html http : / / babel . uoregon . edu / yamada / interact . html here are some of the messages i received : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - to : takizawa < g44409a @ nucc . cc . nagoya-u . ac . jp > learners of english can meet one another and esl / efl teachers at schmooze university to get there , telnet to arthur . rutgers . edu 8888 at the welcome screen ( an arch with a cow at the left ) type connect guest the next screen guides you to choose a name by which you will be known at schmooze . after that , type @ gender m / f ( to indicate whether you are male or female finally , type @ describe me as < message - - whatever you wnat to say about yourself > then you can type map to see your way around , or you can type classroom to be teleportedto a moo - learning environment . to talk to people , type " before each utterance , and you will be heard . to find out who else is on the moo , type @ who and a list will appear , to talk to one of thepeople on the list type page < name > < " message > ( note starting with " the owners are archy are mehitabel . helpful teachers are colega , gregor , paul ( who is in japan ) , tearose , gumby , fiver , holiday , sarah . sarah is very young - - good with students , as is holiday . moondo hispano is a spanish site . telnet to io . syr . edu 8888 use the command connect guest to get in and the same instructions as apply for schmooze u . helpful people include colega , tearose ( both also on schmooze ) , alfonso _ diez , marisol , josechu , diego . i know and participate in some others that are n't specifically language-learnin g oriented . but the above are designed especially for language learners . cheers , dorine dorine houston temple university philadelphia , pa v2188g @ temple vm or v2188g @ vm . temple . edu - - - - - - - - - - the following is from archivist for tesl - l - - - - - - - to : naohiro takizawa < g44409a @ nucc . cc . nagoya-u . ac . jp > tesl - l has a reference file that you might want to look at . send the command get moo file tesl - l f = mail in a message addressed to listserv @ cunyvm . cuny . edu moo site addresses are in there somewhere . yours , susan simon stscc @ cunyvm . cuny . edu archivist for tesl - l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - thank you very much once again for your help ! sincerely , naohiro takizawa faculty of language and culture , nagoya university furo - cho , chikusa - ku , nagoya 464-01 , japan e - mail : g44409a @ nucc . cc . nagoya-u .


epe marketing availability marketing personnel will again be taking call on weekends and holidays . the 5808 extension will be forwarded to epe ' s prescheduling personnel and unit commitment plans will be developed over the weekend . please call me at 915 - 543 - 4335 or pete serrano at 915 - 543 - 2045 if questions arise . please share this with other personnel as appropriate .


language teaching lists hi , an acquaintance of mine who is on the net , but not on the list would like to know whether there is a list that discusses foreign language teaching ( like didactic hints , textbooks , classroom materials , jobs . . - much like linguist ) . if there is , send the relevant info to : birgit roller bowling green state university e-mail : birgitr @ bgnet . bgsu . edu thanks achim stenzel


new hire dinner rsvps don ' t forget to let me know if you are interested in attending the new hire dinner at 6 pm on thursday , april 26 th ! it will be held at oritalia at the westin hotel . please indicate your meal selection ( meat - - beef , or veggie - - pasta ) . i will need to submit final entree numbers thursday morning . thanks , grace x 8321


var training assessment attached is my quick assessment of the var training .


On Mon, 2002-08-19 at 22:34, Angles Puglisi wrote:
> Matthias Saou (matthias@egwn.net) wrote*:
> >Then why bother : The new Red Hat Linux beta "(null)" is now available and
> >should be announced anytime now. It contains rpm 4.1-0.81.
>
> Ahhh ... this is funny. Last night I upgraded to Limbo II (.93).
>
> Installed Limbo II kernel, Installed libstdc++ from rawhide (rpm -ivh) so the
> newer apt would work, told apt it is OK to have multiple of libstdc++, copied
> the actual rawhide "libstdc++.so.5.0.0" file to another directory, removed that
> rawhide libstdc++ package, installed (rpm -ivh ) the Limbo II libstdc++ package
> (new apt does not like it), make that symlink "libstdc++.so.5" point to that
> rawhide file I moved earlier.You can just recompile the apt source RPM, if it's the newer one. (Such
as mine). There's no dependancies on libstdc++ other than binary ones.Currently on release dwd2, which I'm using on my home rawhide box.
(Obviously not production, since the old apt works fine on production
boxes).Now... Does anyone know of a good way to delete "old" RPMS from a
directory containing both "new" and "old" RPMS? Say I have
blurb-0.1.0-1.i386.rpm, blurb-0.1.0-2.i386.rpm, and
blurb-0.1.1-1.i386.rpm, and want to remove the blurb-0.1.0-* because of
the presence of blurb-0.1.1-1? Anyone have a convenient script?Dave.
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eol wti maket maker simulation model stinson , i add the total p / l due to contract rollover . when the number of trades is large and the spread is not too small , the model prints a lot of money , dominated by those trade earning the half of bo spread . i also wrote an explaination about the model on the front page . i think we are ready to deliever the model v . 1 . the next step is to incorporate the intra - day market movement by using high and low prices into the pricing . i will call you on monday . happy thanksgivings ! zimin


re : site bank yes . i ' ve attached the most recent map , and can provide you with our list of each option if you like . this list includes all relevant terms of our site options , but as such is very detailed . let me know if you want a copy . thanks , ben louise kitchen 03 / 27 / 2001 11 : 21 am to : ben jacoby / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : site bank do you also run the site bank - if so can you email me a status report on what ' s in it . thanks louise


At 06:10 PM 19/08/2002 +0100, Dave Wilson wrote:>In order for PHP to parse the results of the SELECT MULTIPLE after it's
>submitted, the variable name needs to end with []. That's great; PHP will
>take each selected element and plant them as consecutive elements in an
>array. But that makes for quite messy code when trying to link the regions
>SELECT action with the sites SELECT MULTIPLE. Javascript can't refer to
>the SELECT MULTIPLE by name because of the brackets, so I have to refer to
>it by its location in the form.er, i understood you until you reached the above. Maybe its my lack of PHP
but why would a variable name _need_ to end with [] ?With most languages you parse the submitted form data and should come out
with either variables or an array / hash, which you then work with and name
whatever you like.
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research get - together at sandeep kohli ' s new home hello everyone : here is your invitation and a map to sandeep ' s home . see you saturday !


re : approval is overdue : access request for stewart . range @ enron . com i will ask him which specific directories he needs to access . - - stinson vince j kaminski 11 / 22 / 2000 08 : 08 am to : stinson gibner / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : approval is overdue : access request for stewart . range @ enron . com stinson , should we do it ? vince - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by vince j kaminski / hou / ect on 11 / 22 / 2000 08 : 08 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - arsystem @ mailman . enron . com on 11 / 21 / 2000 07 : 04 : 54 pm to : vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com cc : subject : approval is overdue : access request for stewart . range @ enron . com this request has been pending approval for 2 days and you are the alternate . please click approval to review and act upon this request . request id : 000000000007876 approver : stinson . gibner @ enron . com request create date : 11 / 20 / 00 2 : 36 : 29 pm requested for : stewart . range @ enron . com resource name : \ \ enehou \ houston \ common \ research - [ read / write ] resource type : directory


fw : fyi - - - - - original message - - - - - from : shankman , jeffrey a . sent : monday , november 05 , 2001 6 : 11 pm to : mcconnell , mike ; bowen jr . , raymond ; delainey , david w . cc : lawyer , larry subject : we are asking barclays for 7 days to work out the so 2 inventory , which they are taking to their credit committee tomorrow . we will have a response by noon our time . i ' ll update everyone then . jeff


mitch robinson mitch said he is definitely done if we get him vp , 140 base , 125 / 125 . he will call in the morning to see if we can do that . i recommend we bite the bullet given our lack of marketer success to date .


fw : cms opportunity fyi - lets talk about this today . - - - - - original message - - - - - from : gregory . felton @ cgiusa . com @ enron sent : monday , march 26 , 2001 10 : 30 am to : jafry , rahil subject : cms opportunity jafry , here is the actual presentation requirements as per the rfp . we can deviate from the form , but must address their stated requirements . i think we should structure the enron portion as follows : i . enw overview ii . products and services iii . engagement approach let me know what you think . we need to pull this together today . i ' ve also attached the material steve sent me previously . thanks , greg office : ( 713 ) 868 - 5537 xl 148 mobile : ( 281 ) 787 - 9760 email : gregory . felton @ cgiusa . com - cms panhandle pipe line - rfpl . doc


> From: fork-admin@xent.com [mailto:fork-admin@xent.com] On Behalf Of
Adam
> L. Beberg>
> If the creator didnt say you could have it without paying, it's theft,
so
> simple, hell that's even in all the major holy books.Ran across a site which claimed to explain the original meaning of the
Ten Commandments.  It seems some of those meanings have evolved a bit,
too.In particular, there was a claim that the commandment on stealing was
actually specifically about 'man stealing -- selling a free man into
slavery.  Certainly the US southerners were particularly sensitive to
the term 'man stealer' in a way I didn't understand.Yep, I know he said all holy books.  No, I don't know if this site was
blowing hot air.  It just read like someone had done their homework.http://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/fork


Convey my best regards to him..thanks


Thts wat Wright Brother did to fly..


Wasn't the Aztec population that greeted Cortez already largely
decimated by the microbiology brought over by DeSoto nearly a hundred
years before?--
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global asset operation reorganization in an effort to streamline the corporate center and in recognition of the growing capabilities of enron  , s regional wholesale business , global asset operations will be reorganized effective 1 may 2000 . our current global asset operations functions will be decentralized and become a business unit responsibility . enron will continue to operate all of its facilities under standardized guidelines and procedures and compliance will be monitored through a formal audit program as in the past . however , our wholesale business units will assume responsibility for operation and management of their specific power plants and other assets . operational energy corporation ( oec ) will become the enron corp  and john cates will lead the development support activity . john cates  , organization will continue to provide o & m estimates and due diligence assistance to business units . john will specifically approve o & m estimates for corporate risk assessment decisions . jim noles and this new group will report to the office of the chairman in enron north america . the quality management group ( audit function ) will be assigned to the gas pipeline group ( gpg ) . don hawkins will continue to head quality management and will report to phil lowry , managing director , operations , gpg . in addition to managing the global audit program , don will continue his responsibility for standardized policies and procedures , the crisis management program , iso 9000 certification , the positive impact program , operational reporting , and the asset operations website . the environmental health and safety ( ehs ) group led by henry van will report to mike terraso , enron  , s chief environmental officer reporting to steve kean . as in the past , henry  , s group will continue to provide environmental and safety support to the regional business units . enron  , s wholesale business unit  , s can now choose from a variety of services provided by oec . these include full turnkey o & m services , o & m estimates , due diligence , and technical support for planned and forced outages . business units are encouraged to take advantage of these services as they operate and maintain the power plants in their businesses . kurt huneke will help transition the asset operations activity as discussed herein , while dedicating his full attention to enron wind company as its chairman and ceo . please join us in wishing these groups success .


control and echelon very interesting websites . thanks for keeping me updated ! - scott - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by scott tholan / corp / enron on 06 / 29 / 2000 05 : 38 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vince j kaminski @ ect 06 / 29 / 2000 10 : 37 am to : scott tholan / corp / enron @ enron cc : subject : control fyi vince - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by vince j kaminski / hou / ect on 06 / 29 / 2000 10 : 41 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vkaminski @ aol . com on 06 / 28 / 2000 11 : 11 : 37 pm to : vkamins @ enron . com cc : subject : control sto a : political control technologies - summary of interim study


conference on turkic languages call for papers the first manchester conference on turkic languages 6 - 7 april 1999 , university of manchester the north - west centre for linguistics and the research group on central asia and the caucasus are pleased to announce their first joint conference on turkic languages . papers are invited on all areas of linguistics from researchers who work on turkic languages . papers will be 35 minutes long with 10 minutes discussion time . there will also be a poster session . proceedings are planned to be published as a part of a series on turkic linguistics . please send your abstracts ( of around 500 words with a selective bibliography ) not later than 1 february 1999 to : cigdem balim - harding coordinator , research group on central asia and the caucasus department of middle eastern studies , university of manchester manchester m13 9pl , uk tel : + 44 ( 0 ) 161 275 3069 fax : + 44 ( 0 ) 161 275 3264 email : cigdem . balim @ man . ac . uk conference details will shortly appear on the web page for the rgcac : http : / / www . art . man . ac . uk / mes / asia . htm


URL: http://boingboing.net/#85541017
Date: Not suppliedThe US Military is planning on equipping Gulf troops with two-way translators:
Palm-sized devices with speech-recognition and automated translation. Tried
speech-to-text lately? How about Babelfish? Boy, is this technology ever gonna
suck: "Take he to that chemistry arm vegetable." Link[1] Discuss[2] (_Thanks,
Nat[3]!_)[1] http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/Northeast/10/06/handheld.translator.ap/
[2] http://www.quicktopic.com/boing/H/eXMNyidbgPL
[3] http://www.frii.com/~gnat/


Tomorrow i am not going to theatre. . . So i can come wherever u call me. . . Tell me where and when to come tomorrow


Even i cant close my eyes you are in me our vava playing umma :-D


If you haven't already, you should enable the debug log under
Hacking Support preferences and look for clues there.>>>Reg Clemens said:
 > > Hi,
 > >
 > > On Sun, 01 Sep 2002 00:05:03 MDT Reg Clemens wrote:
 > >
 > > [...]
 > > > in messages with GnuPG signatures.  But punching the line ALWAYS
 > > > gives
 > > >
 > > >         Signature made Thu Aug 29 00:27:17 2002 MDT using DSA key ID BDD
     F997A
 > > >         Can't check signature: public key not found
 > > >
 > > > So, something else is missing.
 > >
 > > Yes, the public key of the signature you want to check :-).
 > >
 > > Are you really sure that you have the public key of the message's
 > > signature? If not, try downloading it or try to check a signature from
 > > which you know you have the public key.
 > >
 > >
 > >
 >
 > Ah, sorry for not making that clearer.
 > But no.
 > Previously (v1.0.6 of GnuPG) there would be a slight pause at this point whi
     le
 > it went out to get the public key from a keyserver.
 > Now, whether I have the key or NOT, I get the failure message.
 >
 > Its as if it cant find gpg to execute it (but I fixed that path), so there
 > must be something else that I am missing...
 >
 >
 > --
 >                                         Reg.Clemens
 >                                         reg@dwf.com
 >
 >
 >
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Date: 2002-10-05T03:05:36+01:00Briton Richard Reid pleads guilty to attempting to blow up flight.


re : aig highstar louise : i am not taking the p / l swings or funding this investment . if there is confusion , let ' s get together with dave . andy - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise sent : wednesday , april 18 , 2001 12 : 51 pm to : fastow , andrew s . subject : aig highstar we have the aig highstar fund in ena . as i understand it ena committed to $ 12 . 5 m on this with the other 50 % coming from ee & cc . i understand from dave that you are taking the p & l swings on this fund . as they are about to pull further on this money ( < 1 m to date ) , i wondered how you wanted it treating . let ' s discuss louise


fw : hourly deals to be confirmed - please read another detail to remember on chris foster ' s generation deals , which we will now be confirming . . . . . - - - - - original message - - - - - from : hundl , kimberly sent : tuesday , june 12 , 2001 12 : 38 pm to : symes , kate cc : cason , sharen ; smith , amy ; murphy , melissa ann subject : hourly deals to be confirmed hi kate , melissa murphy just notified me that there will be a list of about 10 counterparties ( we do not have the list yet ) to whom we will need to start sending confirmation letters for hourly deals . that is no problem at all , except that i just pulled up the first two ( chris foster specifically wanted us to confirm these two today ) and they have the wrong energy type . they should be caiso energy . these are deals # 640353 , and # 640338 . i know that the hourly traders are not in the habit of making sure that these energy types are correct , but if we are going to confirm these , they need to make an effort to do so . will you please forward this to them and make sure that all of them are aware how important this will be for documentation purposes ? thanks so much ! kim


workshop on analogy workshop advances in analogy research : integration of theory and data from the cognitive , computational , and neural sciences sofia , july 17-20 , 1998 aims : this workshop is intended to stimulate the researchers in the field of analogy to cooperate more intensively and to integrate various approaches and data in their study . its aim is to advance our understanding of the cognitive mechanisms of analogy-making , i . e . how people notice / perceive analogies , how they retrieve analogs from memory or how they construct them , how they map and transfer knowledge from one domain to another , how they combine knowledge from multiple analogs or how they combine analogy with rule-based reasoning , how they generalize and learn from the analogies made , how they use analogies for problem solving , explanation , argumentation , creation . what is the place of analogy among the various cognitive processes , such as perception , thinking , memory , learning , etc . what is the role of analogy in human development ? which are the brain structures involved in analogy-making processes ? what kind of deficits do brain-damaged patients exhibit ? this workshop will be highly interdisciplinary and will make a serious attempt to integrate the knowledge researchers have accumulated on analogy-making in various domains : artificial intelligence / computational modeling , cognitive psychology , developmental psychology , neuropsychology , philosophy , cognitive linguistics , as well as various applications in education , legal and political reasoning , etc . a serious attempt will be made to integrate all the positive results obtained so far in theories of analogy-making , computational modeling , and experimental work . the workshop participants will participate in numerous formal and informal discussions which we hope will lead to systematization of the knowledge in the field , formulating established facts , open issues , and ideas for new approaches . format of the workshop : the workshop will consist of key talks ( 45 min ) ( see the list of key talks ) , short papers ( 20 min ) , poster presentations , round table thematic discussions , working group sessions , informal discussions , concluding discussions on ideas for future work and cooperative projects . pre - proceedings of the workshop ( containing all the accepted papers ) will be published in advance and distributed to the participants , so that we can focus on discussions and joint work at the workshop . submission instructions paper and poster submissions should be made both electronically ( in rtf format ) and in hard copy ( a4 or us letter ( 11 " x 8 . 5 " ) paper format ) following these instructions . papers should be no more than 8 pages long , poster abstracts - one page . the text should be formatted in two columns with an overall width of 14 cm and length of 20 cm , with 0 . 7 cm between the columns . use 10 point times roman with 11 point vertical spacing , unless otherwise specified . the title should be 14 point , bold , centered , 0 . 5 cm below the top margin . authors ' names should be in 11 point , bold , and centered ; authors ' affiliation , postal address , and e-mail address should be in ordinary 10 point , centered . first - level headings should be 12 point , bold , initial caps , and centered . second - level headings should be 11 point , initial caps , bold , and flush left . third - level headings should be 10 point , bold , initial caps , and flush left . use standard apa citation format , e . g . ( mcclelland & rumelhart , 1981 ) . send your submissions electronically to analogy @ cogs . nbu . acad . bg and my regular mail to : boicho kokinov - analogy ' 98 cognitive science department new bulgarian university 21 , montevideo str . sofia 1635 , bulgaria timetable deadline for workshop registration - march 1st , 1998 deadline for submission of papers - march 1st , 1998 deadline for poster abstracts - march 20th , 1998 notification of


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summer internship hello charlene , i am forwarding you a resume of a student from berkeley . we would like very much to have him as a summer intern with my group . please , let me know if your program can accommodate him . vince - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by vince j kaminski / hou / ect on 11 / 15 / 2000 07 : 44 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ezequiel luis on 11 / 13 / 2000 04 : 23 : 23 pm to : vkamins @ enron . com cc : subject : summer internship dear mr . kaminski i am currently pursuing the m . s . in ieor at uc berkeley . i attended the speech you gave some weeks ago . i am interested in summer internship positions available in enron . you will find enclosed my resume . sincerely , ezequiel luis este mensaje fue enviado desde http : / / commcenter . infosel . com internet gratis http : / / www . terra . com . mx / terralibre - resume elm . doc


marshall ( hpl meter 6296 ) volume increase effective may 19 , 2001 daren , is it already to change this nomination ? bob - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by robert cotten / hou / ect on 05 / 21 / 2001 07 : 54 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - suzanne _ saldivar @ eogresources . com on 05 / 18 / 2001 10 : 14 : 51 am to : michael . w . morris @ enron . com , rcotten @ enron . com cc : subject : marshall ( hpl meter 6296 ) volume increase effective may 19 , 2001 can you increase the sales / nominations at the referenced meter by 500 mmbtu / d effective may 21 ? have learned that el paso ( pg this increases the volume eog resources has available for sale . please contact me with any questions or concerns . thanks ! suzanne saldivar sr . marketing administrator 713 - 651 - 6858