update - reimbursement of individually billed items the use of cell phones and pagers has increased dramatically in the past few years . as a result the accounts payable department has seen a rapid increase in the number of invoices and vendors . with the higher volume , we have reviewed our processes in order to continue our rapid payment cycle . although we encourage vendors to address their invoices to individual employees , they often mail invoices directly to accounts payable . at times they fail to list the individual who uses the pager or cell phone . in these cases we return the invoice to the vendor . if the employee is designated , we try to track him / her down and forward the invoice . the high level of employee movement among jobs and locations at enron has made this increasingly challenging . either way , we end up doing something less productive than paying invoices . to maintain satisfactory response to our vendors and to reduce time necessary for research , we request that employees who have pagers , cell phones , and other individually billed items such as licenses , subscriptions , etc . , pay for them by personal check or charge card ( if applicable  * payment instructions are usually indicated on the invoice ) and request reimbursement through employee expense reports . by submitting these charges on your expense report , you can help us reduce the amount of time spent researching and forwarding invoices , the number of checks generated by treasury , the number of vendors in our database , and the turnaround time for payment of invoices . incidentally , accounts payable is currently installing a corporate - wide web - based expense reporting system similar to what enron international has used for the past year . this will make it even easier to file your expense report and receive quick reimbursement . we  , d like to make this effective immediately . if you have any questions or suggestions , please contact the accounts payable department .


re : new global counterparty change request system thanks very much for your comments . i too applaud the groups ' efforts on the new request system ! this is the kind of improvement in our processes that we should all be seeking on a regular basis . it ' s nice to know this one hit the mark and adds value to our customers ' processes as well . kim s theriot 03 / 03 / 2000 09 : 55 am to : mary solmonson / hou / ect @ ect cc : bernice rodriguez / hou / ect @ ect , samuel schott / hou / ect @ ect , mary g gosnell / hou / ect @ ect subject : new global counterparty change request system just wanted to drop you a note to let you know how pleased we are with the new global counterparty change request system . i had the opportunity to use it yesterday . it is very easy to use and very user friendly ! also it is very efficient , since we no longer have to remember who handles what party of the alphabet . we love the fact that we can work on a request and save it as a draft before finalizing it . also like the ability to view our own request so that we can view the status . overall , your group has done a great job on this project ! kim theriot

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re : vacation in march , april stinson , no problem . vince stinson gibner 02 / 15 / 2001 06 : 41 pm to : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : vacation in march , april vince , if possible i would like to take some vacation time in march and april . specifically the week of hisd spring break , which is march 12 - 16 . also , i would like to take march 21 - 30 . please let me know if this is ok . regards , stinson


journal of neurolinguistics - an international journal for the study of language and the brain . edited by john marshall , uk " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " contents - volume 8 no . 2 e . kehayia & g . jarema morphological priming of inflected verbs froms : a comparative study . n . o'connor et al neuropsychology and linguistic talent . m . gopnik impairments of tense in a familial language disorder . c . code speech automatism production in aphasia . a . basso & m . corno semantic errors in transcoding tasks in a shallow orthography : a retrospective study on 502 italian vascular patients . " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " published by elsevier science ltd - uk freesample @ elsevier . co . uk " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "


a semiotic view of win and dos ? for your musement . . . definitely , a play of musement : subject : the software schism ( fwd ) thanks to nancy owens ( nowens @ csun . edu ) and harold goldwhite ( harold _ goldwhite @ qmbridge . calstate . edu ) i append extracts from a piece by umberto eco that was first posted on the internet in oct . 94 : " . . . i am firmly of the opinion that the macintosh is catholic and that dos is protestant . indeed the mac is counterreformist and has been influenced by the methodical path of the jesuits . it tells the faithful how they must proceed step by step to reach-if not the kingdom of heaven - the moment in which their document is printed . it is catechistic ; the essence of revelation is dealt with via simple formulae and sumptuous icons . . . . . dos is protestant and even calvinistic . it allows free interpretation of scripture , demands difficult personal decisions , imposes a subtle hermeneutics upon the user , and takes for granted the idea that not all can reach salvation . to make the system work you need to interpret it yourself ; the user is closed within the loneliness of his own inner torment . . . . . with the passage to windows the dos universe has come to resemble more closely the counterreformist tolerance of the mac . it 's true : windows represents an anglican - style schism - - big ceremonies in the cathedral but with the possibility of returning to dos to fiddle with things . with windows you can still decide to allow women and gays to be priests if you want to . and what about the machine language that lies beneath both operating systems ? ah , that is the stuff of the old testament , talmudic and kabbalistic . " alan c . harris , ph . d . telnos : main off : 818-885 - 2853 professor , communication / linguistics direct off : 818-885 - 2874 speech communication department california state university , northridge home : 818-366 - 3165 spch csun fax : 818-885 - 2663 northridge , ca 91330-8257 internet email : aharris @ huey . csun . edu


meeting with duke energy louise has asked me if you are available to meet with duke energy on friday november 2 nd at 3 pm . please let me know your availability . thanks sue tim : can you make sure that jeff gets this message . thanks . sue ford - executive assistant enron industrial market - office of the chairman tel : 713 - 853 - 5176 fax : 713 - 646 - 5930 sue . ford @ enron . com


re : 3 . 408 adjuncts on the use of " when " as equivalent to " that " in sentences like " i remember the time when i first played golf " cf . the spatial neighbor " where " in e . g . " i can't see my way clear to where i could do that for you " , or the mathematicians ' usage ( " where x ranges over some entities . . . . " ) . - - rick


fyi - bod agenda deadlines the next bod and committee meetings will be held on october 8 - 9 . the deadline for commercial groups to submit agenda items to rick buy is thursday , september 27 . please contact me as soon as possible if you know of anything that may be added to the finance committee agenda . please include the presenter ' s name and the contact responsible for the presentation . attached below is a template to be used for the presentations . please note that each presentation needs to be portrait and in black and white . please see guidelines in attached presentation for further information . your help in communicating this to the appropriate commercial personnel is appreciated . the final approval process and deadlines will be communicated soon . i will forward the notification memo sent to the commercial teams once it is distributed . please call if i can help . thanks ,


URL: http://boingboing.net/#85490211
Date: Not suppliedGreat piece on the pulp comic characters that appear in the new series of Alan
Moore's _League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Tom Strong_ (thanks, Zed) funnybook.
These characters, like The Terror and The Fighting Yank, are in the public
domain because their original publishers didn't register (or renew, it's
unclear) their copyright, which means that they've been granted a new lease on
life in _Tom Strong_. The article segues into a very good discussion of the
public domain. This was just Slashdotted, so it might be a little slow, but
it's worth the wait. Link[1] Discuss[2] (_via /.[3]_)[1] http://www.newsarama.com/public.html
[2] http://www.quicktopic.com/boing/H/MfCE7BXSmJdzp
[3] http://slashdot.org


workshop announcement articulatory databases workshop on articulatory databases munich thursday 25th and friday 26th may , 1995 we are currently starting the preparations for a two-day workshop on articulatory databases . this will be the third in the series of workshops organized by the accor working group ( a consortium of phonetic institutes financed by the european community 's esprit programme ) and and follows the electromagnetic articulography meeting in munich ( april , 1992 ) , and the tongue modelling meeting in barcelona ( december 1993 ) . a few words on the aims of a meeting devoted to such an apparently dry topic : the basic premise is that the free availability of articulatory data could provide benefits in several partly overlapping areas : in basic research it could allow investigators to test hypotheses formulated in articulatory terms on a much wider range of data than the individual worker would normally be able to acquire or access unaided . it could promote the development and testing of algorithms for deriving articulatory representations from acoustic data - relevant both for basic understanding of speech production as well as in potential applications such as speech displays for training the speech impaired . it could promote the development and testing of algorithms for speech synthesis / recognition using an articulatory level of representation . the aim of the workshop would be to generate an exchange of ideas among people active in these areas in order to identify , for example ( further suggestions welcome ) : 1 ) what articulatory data is in existence that it would be beneficial to make more freely available ( archival / retrospective approach ) ? 2 ) what standards should freely available data meet ? - specification of recording conditions - anatomical frames of reference - levels of accuracy / reliability - linguistic specification of the speech samples - preferred data structures for distribution . - any other issues relevant to the data being used without risk of misinterpretation by people not actually involved in the the details of acquisition articulatory data can come in many guises depending on the speech subsystem tapped into and the transduction technique used . thus , it is possible to monitor position ( 1 , 2 or 3 dimensions ) , force , emg , airpressure / flow with techniques that may be static or dynamic , may involve imaging or point-tracking etc . etc . we think that people directly involved in acquisition can also benefit from considering how techniques can be standardized to promote maximum comparability of recordings made at different sites and with different hardware . 3 ) in analogy to acoustic databases ( where unlabelled data is of only the most limited use ) , what segmentation and labelling information ( and tools for the exploitation thereof ) could / should be made available with the raw data to facilitate flexible access for different purposes ? 4 ) for future recordings , what categories of data and corpora would be potentially of most widespread use ? if you are interested in participating please contact phil hoole ( preferably by email ) at the address below as soon as possible . further information on registration and format for presentations will be distributed early in 1995 . please also draw this letter to the attention of any colleagues you think might be interested . phil hoole and hans tillmann institut fuer phonetik munich university schellingstr . 3 d - 80799 munich germany fax : + 49 89 2800362 email : hoole @ sun1 . phonetik . uni-muenchen . de


comparatives summary : intensification of the comparative i had in may on the list ( 8 . 758 ) a query on the intensification of comparative forms in different languages . here comes the summary related to the query ( i am sorry about the slight delay ! ) . as i noted earlier , my better linguistic competence limits to germanic languages plus finnish where in all the comparative ( of adjective , adverb , quantitative pronoun ) is typically intensified with an adverb denoting some form of totality : 1 . a . the train went faster . b . the train went ever faster . ( also : all the faster ) 2 . a . der zug fuhr schneller . b . der zug fuhr immer schneller . 3 . a . ta ' get gick fortare . b . ta ' get gick allt fortare . 4 . a . juna meni lujempaa . b . juna meni yha " lujempaa . ( also : aina lujempaa ) the intensifiers , e . g . ever in english , are in all these cases some kind of universal quantifiers , the content being approximately ' always ' or ' all the way ' ( see e . g . vendler ) . since the pattern shows some regularity , i was curious to gather information about functionally corresponding expressions in other languages . indeed , i did receive some further parallel examples , and moreover , there was some discussion about the appropriateness of the english example i had in the query ( 1b above ) . many thanks to the people who responded : ewb2 @ cornell . edu ( e . wayles browne ) larry horn < lhorn @ yalevm . ycc . yale . edu > ton van der wouden < vdwouden @ let . rug . nl > allan wechsler < awechsle @ bbn . com > knud lambrecht < lambrec @ uts . cc . utexas . edu > adiego lajara < adiego @ lingua . fil . ub . es > asya pereltsvaig < asya @ mail . netvision . net . il > " j . l . sancho , instituto de lexicografia " < sancho @ crea . rae . es > waruno mahdi < mahdi @ fhi-berlin . mpg . de > bark @ compunet . net ( gerald a . barker md ) philip grew < pgrew @ compuserve . com > as always , my wordings were a bit too implicit in the beginning . there are , of course , several ways of intensifying ( or modifying ) the comparative . a very normal form would be intensification of the degree , e . g . 5 . he is much faster than the rest of the guys . two individuals possessing a quality may also be compared with each other and one of the qaulities intensified in relation to the other : 6 . jack is fast but bob is even faster . perhaps it was my swedish perspective that led to the too general and implicit use of the label ' comparative intensifier ' . it seems , namely , that swedish has in allt ( see 3 above ) an adverb that may be used as an intensifier only with the comparative ( other adverbs may also be used but this is a kind of a prototype , as one can understand on the basis of wessen 's grammar , for instance ) , whereas the general intensifier mycket ( ' much ' , ' very ' ) may be used both with the positive and the comparative ( type 5 then ) . the distribution is not perhaps as strict in all languages and with all expressions . as regards , for example , finnish yha " , it may be used in other contexts too , but it seems that it has a more specialized ( grammaticized ? ) intensifying function when modifying a comparative , e . g . 7 . a . jaana on yha " kaunis . time adv . ' jane is still beautiful ' b . jaanasta tulee yha " kauniimpi . intensifer ' jane becomes ever more beautiful ' but this shows only that intensifiers that merely relate to the comparative do have a temporal implication . as a consequence , it seems that the comparative expresses a dynamic quality ( or degree ) that is opposed to the more stable positions of the positive and the superlative degrees ; the comparative represents a step in one direction but not to a definite point on a scale . the temporal intensifiers of the comparative focus on this implication of dynamism which , in turn , is often associated with successive development , change or process ( cf . the dynamism of verbs ) . moreover , the succession is signalled to be constan


greek linguistics conference announcement the 20th annual meeting on greek linguistics of the department of linguistics school of philology , faculty of philosophy , aristotle university of thessaloniki , will take place in thessaloniki , from april 23 to 25 , 1999 . invited speakers : antonin bartonek ( brno ) , charles fillmore ( berkeley ) , brian joseph ( columbus ) , thomas gamkrelidze ( tbilisi ) , william labov ( philadelphia ) , michalis setatos ( thessaloniki ) . deadline for abstracts : january 15 , 1999 program committee : theodossia - soula pavlidou and christos tzitzilis for more information , please contact : conference secretariat ( maria arapopoulou and friderikos valetopoulos ) department of linguistics , school of philology , faculty of philosophy , aristotle university of thessaloniki , gr - thessaloniki , greece e-mail : friderikosv @ hotmail . com fax : + + 30-31 - 997419 telephone : + + 30-31 - 997054 [ only monday and thursday , 11 : 00-13 : 00 hours ]


It shall be fine. I have avalarr now. Will hollalater


Pls help me tell sura that i'm expecting a battery from hont. And that if should pls send me a message about how to download movies. Thanks


syntax - semantics workshop call for abstracts move and interpret alpha : workshop on movement-related issues in the syntax , semantics , and the syntax-semantics interface march 20-21 , 1999 keynote speaker : kyle johnson , university of massachusetts , amherst center of excellence kanda university of international studies makuhari , chiba , japan we invite abstract submissions for 40 - minute talks on issues having to do with movement which arise in the areas of syntax , semantics , and the syntax-semantics interface . work which aims to distinguish interpretations by means of movement , discusses the syntactic or semantic repercussions of movement , investigates the syntactic or semantic aspects of movement-created dependencies , or argues for or against the use of movement for dealing with particular syntactic or semantic phenomena is welcome . possibly relevant topics include wh-movement , quantifier raising , reconstruction , quantifier float , island effects , parasitic gaps , pied-piping , and relative clauses . the deadline for receipt of abstracts is january 31st , 1999 . please send five copies of a non-anonymous abstract ( maximally 2 pages in length , using a legible font , with 1 " margins on all sides , a4 or us letter paper ) , along with a sheet of paper bearing the author 's name , affiliation , paper title , and e-mail and regular mail addresses . e - mail submissions will also be accepted ( . ps or . pdf formats ) . send abstracts by mail to : move and interpret alpha workshop coe , kanda university of international studies 1 - 4 - 1 wakaba , mihama - ku chiba - shi , chiba - ken japan 261-0014 send abstracts or questions by e-mail to both uli sauerland and norvin richards at : uli @ kanda . kuis . ac . jp , norvin @ kanda . kuis . ac . jp ( please send e-mail to both addresses ) authors of accepted abstracts will be informed by february 8th , 1999 . subject to the availability of funding , we will try to cover accomodation expenses for speakers from outside of japan for the time of the workshop , but not travel expenses . kanda university is located in makuhari , between narita tokyo international airport and downtown tokyo . for more information about the coe and kanda university , please consult the web at : coe http : / / coe-sun . kuis . ac . jp / kanda http : / / www . kuis . ac . jp /


> On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 11:11:47AM -0400, Bill Stoddard wrote:
> > people? Either these folks are social misfits who have no
> understanding of
> > human interactions (else they would try more constructive means
> to get their
> > message across) or they are just out to get their rocks off
> regardless of
> > how it affects other people, and that is immoral at best and
> downright evil
> > at worst.
>
> Are you kidding? It was fucking BRILLIANT. Do you know what
> exposure that got
> them? They sat perfectly so that the cameras could focus on the mildly
> exasperated Rumsfeld and their "UN Inspections not war" banner.What I am specifically referring to is protesters shouting down speakers or
making so much noise that it interferes with the speaker. That's wrong,
immoral and unethical no matter what the political bent of the speakers and
the protesters. Rowdy protests in their own venue (on a college campus or
some of the commons areas of DC) is perfectly fine by me. Waving signs to
get attention is fine.> That picture
> will be dominating the news cycles in China, Iraq, Russia, Germany, and
> France, at least. For goodness sakes, you're arguing about it on FoRK. In
> politics by sound-bite, those two rude hags kicked ass and took names.
>
> For the record, I don't think they even got arrested, which is a shame.Well, Owen implied the protesters were arrested. Was he just jacking himself
off at the expense of other people? Exactly why is it a shame that they were
not arrested? Think about what you are saying and what you are telegraphing
about your state of mind here. You WANT people to do bad things (ie, police
arresting peaceful protesters) if it can help you further your cause? That
attitude just sucks. You have no moral ground to stand on if that is what
you believe.> It is part of the game -- make an ass of yourself, get your point on
> the nightly
> news, spend a couple days in the clink for disorderly.Sure, just don't whine about getting arrested if you make it a point to get
in someone's face.One other comment... Most of the people that are protesting against taking
out the Iraqi dictator wouldn't give a rats ass if a nuke went off in NYC.
They simply wouldn't care so why in the hell should the Americal public
listen to them on matters of national security?So enlighten me, exactly why shouldn't Hussein be taken out? And if your
answr boils down to "i don't give a shit about what happens to the US", you
can kiss my ass :-)Bill


ny march real options conference please find attached the final program for an exciting conference on " real options valuation in the new economy : internet / e - commerce , r & d / pharmaceuticals , energy . " the conference , organised in new york city march 13 - 15 by the real options group and co - sponsored by ernst & young llp , is addressed to a corporate audience . the chairman of the conference is prof . michael j . brennan of ucla who will deliver the opening address , and the keynote speaker is prof . stewart c . myers of mit . many of the world / s thought leaders in real options analysis , along with prominent experts from many leading corporations will also share their ideas and experiences . please note that the deadline for hotel registration is february 21 ( see the attached brochure for hotel details ) and conference fees increase by 20 % for those registering after march 1 . the ( full ) conference brochure and on - line conference registration are available at our website www . rogroup . com we hope that you will be able to participate and would appreciate it if you could also communicate this announcement among other interested colleagues . in fact , it would be most helpful to us and would be greatly appreciated , if you could send me ( also cc . to amicaliz @ sda . uni - bocconi . it ) a list of 5 - 10 colleagues to whom we can send the electronic version of the brochure . best wishes , lenos trigeorgis president , real options group - rognyconference . pdf lenos trigeorgis professor of finance university of cyprus dept of business 75 kallipoleos , po box 20537 cy 1678 nicosia cyprus tel : + 357 2 892261 fax : 339063


start date : 1 / 6 / 02 ; hourahead hour : 3 ; start date : 1 / 6 / 02 ; hourahead hour : 3 ; no ancillary schedules awarded . variances detected . variances detected in load schedule . log messages : parsing file - - > > o : \ portland \ westdesk \ california scheduling \ iso final schedules \ 2002010603 . txt - - - - load schedule - - - - $ $ $ variance found in table tblloads . details : ( hour : 3 / preferred : 111 . 74 / final : 111 . 71 ) trans _ type : final load _ id : sdgl mkt _ type : 2 trans _ date : 1 / 6 / 02 sc _ id : enrj


org chart please take a look at the org chart for gas and let me know if it ' s okay . i had to shrink the text to make it fit . i think it ' s hard to read . tammie schoppe enron americas - office of the chair assistant to louise kitchen 713 . 853 . 4220 office 713 . 646 . 8562 fax 713 . 253 . 2131 mobile


About apt.conf there are these lines:----
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ena year end promotions nominations as a follow on to the discussion at monday ' s staff meeting ; attached is a summary of the manager and above promotion nominations made and discussed during the december business review / pre - ranking meetings in ena , which were captured in the system . promotions through to senior professional on the support side should already have been communicated to the employees . promotions to manager and director where agreed at the final ena performance review meeting on december 14 and should be attached . these can be communicated to the individuals , if you haven ' t already done so . no ena wide promotion memo is planned , therefore please feel free to communicate your departments promotions by separate memo if you believe appropriate .


Bill Stoddard wrote:>>GAB> The problem is that politics have gotten so muddied
>>GAB> nowadays, that shouting down and unpeaceably disrupting
>>GAB> political rallies that you don't agree with has become
>>GAB> common practice.  The courts have constantly ruled
>>GAB> that there are some restrictions on the first amendment.
>>GAB> They teach you that your very first year of law school.
>>
>>I'll agree with Owen on this one.  Muddied my ass.  How hard is it to
>>chose between a Republocrat or a Demipublican?   Not very.  Shouting
>>down has grown to become the answer because the government, over a
>>span of years, and with the help of the Courts -has- limited the
>>rights we have as citizens under the First Amendment.
>>
>>
>
>Wishful thinking. People are just bigger dickheads now. Culture is changing
>and it is becoming acceptable to get in peoples face and shout them down
>when you disagree with them.  The people that do this are NOT
>disenfranchised. They
>get their rocks off on being disagreeable assholes. The act of protesting is
>more important than the actual issue being protested for most of these
>people.
>
>
In my experience, this is classic "American" behaviour, and I don't
think its on the increase outside of the US of A.
I am willing to accept the premise that Americans are bigger dickheads
then they used to be.Owen


I apologize for not catching up to the current code in so long.Now that I have I'm trying to resolve "breakage" and differences.The unseen window seems to have been replaced with the sequences
window.  While I appreciate the flexibility of the sequences
window, the unseen window filled an important-to-me need:  It
was tiny and could be set to show on all desktops of a virtual
window manager without taking a lot of space.  Since my normal
mode of operation involves two copies of exmh displaying on a
1024x768 vnc session, screen space is at a premium.As things stand now, I have a sequences window that shows a lot
more information than I need to have handy and takes up a lot
more room than I can "spare".I can see that I could like the new sequences window a lot for
certain operations.  But I'd like a nice uncluttered, tiny
window that _only_ shows me info on my unread mail.One possibility that occurs to me would be a button or mouse
click that "shrinks" the Sequences window to show only the
sequences in the "always show" list.  And of course a way to
expand it back.--Hal
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pricing issue for 5 / 00 production - duke energy you probably haven ' t had time to look at the duke energy price . when you get a chance could you please let me know what the correct price is for may 2000 production . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by elizabeth l hernandez / hou / ect on 09 / 01 / 2000 07 : 48 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : stephanie gomes 08 / 30 / 2000 08 : 48 am to : elizabeth l hernandez / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : pricing issue for 5 / 00 production - duke energy elizabeth , sorry , i can ' t remember if we had talked about this pricing issue or what . were you looking into this issue for me or was it passed to someone else . please see the email below . i believe the system is pulling in the wrong price for waha . wtx . if . m . i . . for 5 / 00 production . the deal # is 250237 . i looked at the publication and it shows that the price should be $ 2 . 95 . the price of $ 2 . 95 plus $ 1 would equal the price of $ 2 . 96 which is what duke is claiming the price to be instead of what we are showing which is $ 3 . 95 . thanks , stephanie ( 3 - 6004 ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by stephanie gomes / hou / ect on 08 / 30 / 2000 08 : 42 am - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : stephanie gomes 08 / 28 / 2000 01 : 58 pm to : elizabeth l hernandez / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : pricing issue for 7 / 00 production elizabeth , i have a pricing discrepancy and i was not sure if i send this to you or oneil . it ' s for duke energy , 5 / 00 production , deal # 250237 . duke believes our price is too high . the system downloaded a price of $ 3 . 95 the price should be waha . wtx . if . m . i . , which is $ 2 . 95 for that month . ( waha . wtx . if . m . i . + 1 ) duke believes we should have paid them $ 2 . 96 . i think the system pulled in the wrong price . could you please let me know if you handle this pricing issue or someone else ? thanks , stephanie ( 3 - 6004 )


  The way Razor breaks down mail is simple.  If a mail contains MIME
  boundaries it is split on those boundaries, each MIME part is considered
  when marking the mail as spam.

  In 2.14, there are different 'logic methods' for detecting spam.
  The default method 5 requires all non-contention parts to be spam for
  the mail to be marked as spam.  A part is considered under
  contention if its not clear if its spam are not, and is relatively
  rare.  Sounds like you are not using 2.14, or maybe you're misinterpreting
  the log files.  Feel free to send me the log files if you think
  there is a bug.  Also, as jordan says, if you get a legit mail marked as spam (based
  on whatever MIME stuff is going on), you should revoke it (which sends
  all parts in) so TeS can take care of business.    cheers,
  chadOn 19/08/02 07:41 -0700, Jordan Ritter wrote:
) If I understand you correctly, you should revoke the message en total,
) because this is one of various inputs that TeS uses to understand what
) parts are under contention.
)
) As for your question specifically, Chad can answer that (sorry, I
) don't know).
)
) --jordan
)
) On Mon, Aug 19, 2002 at 09:14:17AM -0500, Steve Price wrote:
)
) # Is there an easy way in Razor v2 to turn off detecting a message as
) # SPAM if one of the MIME parts was found in a previous SPAM?  I just
) # received subscribe request to a moderated ecartis list and it was
) # detected as SPAM because it contained an empty text/plain part and
) # an "empty" (to iMail anyway) text/html part.  In reality there were
) # no MIME parts to this message since the body of the email contained
) # instructions from ecartis along with a forwarded copy of the
) # subscribe request which happened to be a multipart MIME message.
) # Sure there were MIME boundaries in the forwarded message but the
) # message as received wasn't a multipart MIME message so Razor should
) # not have detected any of the MIME boundary headers in the body of
) # the forwarded message.  I realized I could whitelist the part that
) # is listed but it would seem that the detection of MIME boundaries
) # should be reserved for messages that actually have multiple MIME
) # parts and not every message that looks like it might.
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budget mtg - 10 / 30 @ 11 : 00 a . m . in eb 32 c 2 this is to confirm the budget meeting scheduled for tuesday , october 30 @ 11 : 00 a . m . in eb 32 c 2 . please advise me only if you are unable to attend . many thanks , liz taylor


On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 03:43:24PM -0400, rODbegbie wrote:
> > It's quite clear that most of this list does not consider
> > all advertisement to be spam, particularly when attached to a valid
> > personal email by a third-party service.
>
> Cool.  So we're all in agreement then.  Except for Marc.So what brilliant metric do you have in mind to measure unsolicited vs.
solicited commercial email?I know I've registered for many commercial lists that send material that
really reads like spam.  Moreover, spammers will be able to circumvent
SA if they make spam look like this SCE.  This kind of convergence of the
two.... well, it stinks.  We can kill SCE, or we can cripple
identification of UCE.Obviously an interim solution is to whitelist, but long term is probably
harder.  What kind of SCE, like MSDN newsletters, product updates, etc
is in the corpus for the GA?  Maybe seeding the corpus with a bigger set
of these type of mails will have some interesting/useful results.Ross Vandegrift
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ipa i have been enjoying the discussion about how nice it would be to " end the chaos of multiple standards " and go to a single system recommended by the lsa - - either ipa or some cooperatively designed one . but i think it might be impossible to achieve concensus : there is not only the old " americanist " vs . ipa debate , but also at least two more - - one is the issue of whether to break away from or continue to use the systems that have developed over time and become standard for linguistic work in particular language families ; and the other is the disparity between linguistic writing and the official or practical writing systems accepted in language communities - - the latter often being linguistically adequate and sometimes preferred by linguists so that the speakers can have better access to the information being recorded and published by the linguist . i suppose these considerations need not keep us from attempting to come to a consensus that might encourage introductory texts in linguistics to use a particular system ; but students will still be forced to develop knowledge of multiple writing systems as soon as they start reading articles rather than textbooks . as for me , i have come to enjoy the diversity of writing systems almost as much as i enjoy the diversity of languages . ( < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < ) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > leanne hinton dept . of linguistics university of california berkeley , ca 94720 email : hinton @ violet . berkeley . edu fax : ( 510 ) 643-5688 phone : ( 510 ) 643-7621 ( < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < ) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >


obligatory clitic doubling hello , does anybody happen to know of languages ( other than albanian and macedonian ) which display obligatory clitic doubling of ( either accusative or dative ) dps ? any reference will be appreciated . please , write to me directly at : dalina . kallulli @ avh . unit . no thank you ! dalina kallulli


available capacity pursuant to our discussion this morning on available capacity on the thoreau - west section of tw , the following capacity is available in 2001 with no rofr rights : 14 , 000 mmbtu april - october 49 , 000 mmbtu november forward please refer to the attached spreadsheet for more information on available capacity . lorraine


complexity science and the energy industry brown bag update , apri l 18 th , 2001 nesa / hea members : a couple changes have been made to the april 18 th brown bag . attached is an update with the brown bag details . > > > we look forward to see you there . please contact me with any questions ( 713 ) 856 - 6525 . thanks , lana moore - nesa brownbag flyer . doc


2nd call for papers : dgfs meeting 1998 call for papers as part of the annual meeting of the german linguistic society ( deutsche gesellschaft fuer sprachwissenschaft ) , to be held in halle ( saale ) , germany , march 4 - 6 1998 , there will be a workshop ( arbeitsgruppe ) on the following topic : the role of functional categories in language contact and change in current syntactic theory functional categories play an important role in determining the structure of clauses and noun phrases . while in ` regular ' language change the content of functional categories seems to be relatively stable , in many language contact situations , e . g . creolization , code-switching , functional categories are lost and , subsequently , reconstituted . a major issue hereby is on which grammatical knowledge speakers model the reconstitution of these elements . some of the specific questions to be adressed in this session are : ( i ) which functional categories are necessarily reconstituted , and which are not ? this relates to the issues of universality ( or ug - compatibility ) and markedness of functional categories ; ( ii ) what type of functional categories are reconstituted : those that contribute to meaning ( lf - interpretable ) , or those that only convey grammatical information , or both ? ; ( iii ) which lexical categories are used as a model for reconstitution and , consequently , are reinterpreted as functional categories ? ; ( iv ) from which language ( s ) in the contact situation are the ( lexical or grammatical ) elements drawn used for reconstitution of functional categories ? papers will are relevant to this topic are invited . papers should take 30 minutes , to be followed by 15 minutes of discussion . a one-page abstract should be sent ( preferably by e-mail ) to the organizer ( address below ) by september 1 , 1997 . dr . t . veenstra instituut voor algemene taalwetenschap universiteit van amsterdam spuistraat 210 nl-1012 vt amsterdam tel 00 . 31 . 20 . 525 . 3858 fax 00 . 31 . 20 . 525 . 3021 e-mail t . veenstra @ let . uva . nl


re : financial engineering associates it is the special package for options with multiple assets and options on averages . - - stinson vince j kaminski 03 / 06 / 2000 03 : 31 pm to : stinson gibner / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : financial engineering associates stinson , what is spav ? is it the basket option model ? vince - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by vince j kaminski / hou / ect on 03 / 06 / 2000 03 : 30 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : karla feldman 03 / 06 / 2000 01 : 50 pm to : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect , stinson gibner / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : financial engineering associates vince and stinson , i checked the file and the maintenance that automatically renews on 4 / 1 / 2000 is for the following products : all 4 of your @ global licenses spav swing i will go ahead and contact fea and see about getting the renewal invoice for these . i ' ll send it to shirley for payment once i have it . the products : @ interest , seapc , and seapp have not been on maintenance for a while . fea told us a couple of years ago i believe that they do not have maintenance available for these products any longer . so , you don ' t need to worry about cancelling @ interest . also , just fyi - your @ energy . 1 and @ energy . 2 licenses have maintenance through 10 / 20 / 2000 . if you have any questions , please let me know . otherwise , i will proceed with contacting fea about you renewal of the @ global , spav , and swing licenses . thanks , karla


Bill Stoddard wrote:>>Chuck Murcko wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Heh, ten years ago saying the exact same words was most definitely not
>>>"parroting the party line".
>>>
>>>It was even less so thirty years ago. My story remains the same, take
>>>it or leave it. I've said the same words to white supremacists as to
>>>suburban leftist punks as to homeys as to French Irish, etc. etc.:
>>>
>>>I don't have to agree with anything you say. I *am* obligated to
>>>defend to the death your right to say it. I don't give a rat's ass
>>>where you say it, even in France. I don't care where the political
>>>pendulum has swung currently.
>>>
>>>Chuck
>>>
>>>
>>I had to laugh at Rumsfield yesterday - when he was heckled by
>>protestors, he said something like "They couldn't do that in Iraq."
>>Meanwhile, from what I could tell, the protestors were being arrested.
>>
>>Owen
>>
>>
>
>Trying to shoutdown a speaker or being loud and rowdy while someone else is
>trying to speak (in the vernacular, 'getting in their face') is rude and
>disrespectful.  And persistently getting in someones face is assault, a
>criminal offense. If these people have something to say, they can say it
>with signs or get their own venue.  And here is something else to chew on...
>these protesters are NOT interested in changing anyones mind about what
>Rumsfield is saying. How likely are you to change someone's mind by being
>rude and disrespectful to them? Is this how to win friends and influence
>people? Either these folks are social misfits who have no understanding of
>human interactions (else they would try more constructive means to get their
>message across) or they are just out to get their rocks off regardless of
>how it affects other people, and that is immoral at best and downright evil
>at worst.
>
>Bill
>
>
Polite and respectful protest is acceptable then. No dumping tea in the
harbour or anything like that.
I think the primary purpose of loud and rowdy protests is to get on
television, and that the tactics can be
justified as a reaction to a systematic removal of alternative
viewpoints from that medium. On the other hand,
it was a priceless TV moment. There was nothing resembling assault, and
the protestors were not in anybody's face
(at least in my understanding of the vernacular).And no, being rude and disrespectful is not the way to influence
politicians, but the standard way of using lobbyists and
writing checks is beyond many of us.Owen


global markets monitor 12 jan 01 please find attached the global markets monitor for the week ending 12 january 01 maureen raymond - castaneda and gwyn koepke


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 Now, what happens is that apache grabs http://localhost:8080/mysite/ and spits
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great princess! I love giving and receiving oral. Doggy style is my fave position. How about you? I enjoy making love  <#>  times per night :)


What are you doing in langport? Sorry, but I'll probably be in bed by 9pm. It sucks being ill at xmas! When do you and go2sri lanka?


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feminine he feminine he ouch ! no doubt about it , pronouns and gender are touchy topics . robert millar ( in metaphorically slapping me around a little in the ad hominem mode ) makes some good points but mistakes my focus a bit , misspeaks my findings somewhat , and misstates the fuller design of my position a lot . his linguistic list vol-6 - 835 ( 22 jun 1995 ) responds to my vol-6 - 806 ( 12 jun 1995 ) . i don ' t mean to say that , as robert millar attributes , " 's he ' entered english as a whole suddenly at the advent of printing " - - puhleeeze . i do mean to say that the h - stem feminine suddenly , after printing begins , disappears forever from the written record . my broader conclusion is that the h - stem feminine was alive for centuries beyond the oed 's orthodox-view account of its purported demise . i don ' t discount the sh - forms during the periods when and in the regions where they are amply attested . far be it . i do , however , maintain that the " significant " cause , in the overview , for the disappearance of the h - stem feminine was , not that it began to resemble phonetically the masculine , but rather the standardizing force of printing ( the motive for this is a separate question ) . and , too , there is the telling evidence that spoken pronoun use is often quite different from written . and i am suggesting that some of the oe h - stems survived in speech beyond printing 's seeming signal of their demise . the late survival of the h - stem feminine has the implication for socio / political linguistics that 18th century grammarians , regarded during these past decades as androcentric ( for having written down the " he rule " ) must be admitted to not have been so - - " he " is the principal thrust of the androcentric argument , right ? i am tempted to apologize for my insensitivity to other people 's faculty for correctness . in this case , it resulted in robert millar suffering mood swings - - feelings he shared with us - - his sorrow , his anger , regarding my position . my intention was not to academically abuse or linguistically victimize anybody . but despite his mood swings , we may all nonetheless benefit from his hot flashes of insight appropriate to his rejoinder to my native morphology of singular " they " hypothesis . but i will not continue the " they " discussion here , however , so 's not to detract from the late survival of the h - stem feminine presently under discussion , and indeed much more the hot topic . robert millar says that he suspects that i only have a slight understanding of dialect diversity , and that my discussing material from _ piers plowman _ and _ ayenbite of inwyt _ is a way to " circumvent . . . lalme , mcintosh and samuels . " first i would suggest that he provide fuller citations , this for the benefit of those on the list who concentrate in other areas of linguistics than this subject ; and second i would like to make available to him and anybody else some of my charts resulting from my indexing and sorting all the citations for all the forms for all the third person pronouns in the oed . m . l . samuals , " dialects and grammar , " in _ a companion to piers plowman _ ( ed . , john a . alfred , 1988 ) , specifically identifies by dialect nine of the seventeen manuscripts of the a - version of _ piers plowman _ . these are the ones that had already been identified in kane - donaldson , 1960 ( _ piers plowman , the a - version _ , george kane ) , after generations of effort . the book is a momentous compendium that in my thinking was conceived with the intention of making work such as mine possible . i use the seventeen manuscripts of the a - version of _ piers _ as the mainstay of my argument . samuals is unable to identify the dialects in nearly half the manuscripts of piers . i specifically focus on _ piers _ because it is a manageable corpus that anyone can go and check for themselves . _ piers _ is a great source for studying diverse forms because the form


ena management committee this is a reminder ! ! ! ! ! there will be a friday meeting august 18 , 2000 . this meeting replaces the every friday meeting and will be held every other friday . date : friday august 18 , 2000 time : 2 : 30 pm - 4 : 30 pm location : 30 cl topic : ena management committee if you have any questions or conflicts , please feel free to call me ( 3 - 0643 ) or bev ( 3 - 7857 ) . thanks , kay 3 - 0643


re : a request zimin , i also enjoyed our talk . thanks very much . i ' ll send you the paper as soon as its done . duane - - on thursday , march 15 , 2001 , 1 : 58 pm - 0600 zimin . lu @ enron . com wrote : > > > dr . seppi , > > nice talking to you about swing contracts and your recent work on > american - monte > carlo approach . i am interested to read your preprint papers . > > my address is > > zimin lu > enron corp , eb 1967 > 1400 smith street > houston , tx 77002 - 7361 > > > zimin > > > > > > > > > > > > ds 64 @ cyrus . andrew . cmu . edu on 03 / 15 / 2001 11 : 59 : 59 am > > to : zimin . lu @ enron . com > cc : > subject : re : a request > > > great . i ' ll be in my office . my number is 412 - 268 - 2298 . > > duane > > > - - on wednesday , march 14 , 2001 , 3 : 57 pm - 0600 zimin . lu @ enron . com wrote : > > > > > > > dr . seppi , > > > > my phone number is 713 - 853 - 6388 . i will call you > > tomorrow afternoon around 1 : 30 pm houston time . > > > > zimin > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ds 64 @ cyrus . andrew . cmu . edu on 03 / 14 / 2001 03 : 15 : 02 pm > > > > to : zimin . lu @ enron . com > > cc : vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com > > subject : re : a request > > > > > > dr . lu , > > > > i would be grateful if i could talk with you some time about the typical > > terms one sees in swing , take or pay , virtual storage , etc . options . > this > > is related to some research some colleagues and i are doing applying > recent > > innovations in monte carlo valuation of options with early exercise . we > > would like to illustrate our techniques on some examples which look > > realistic . when would be convenient for you ? > > > > i look forward to talking with you . > > duane seppi > > > > - - on wednesday , march 14 , 2001 , 8 : 44 am - 0600 vince . j . kaminski @ enron . com > > wrote : > > > > > > > > duane , > > > > > > i shall be traveling for the rest of the week but my colleague > > > dr . zimin lu will call you to talk about different > > > structures . > > > > > > vince > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ds 64 @ cyrus . andrew . cmu . edu on 03 / 13 / 2001 09 : 54 : 24 am > > > > > > to : " vince j kaminski " > > > cc : > > > subject : re : a request > > > > > > > > > vince , > > > > > > sorry that i missed your call yesterday . i have a meeting from 2 - 3 > today > > > ( tuesday ) , but otherwise any time in the afternoon works for me . let me > > > know what is convenient for you . thanks for your help . > > > > > > duane > > > > > > * * * * * * * * > > > duane seppi > > > > > > graduate school of industrial administration > > > carnegie mellon university > > > pittsburgh pa 15213 - 3890 > > > > > > tel . ( 412 ) 268 - 2298 > > > fax ( 412 ) 268 - 8896 > > > > > > email ds 64 + @ andrew . cmu . edu > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > * * * * * * * * > > duane seppi > > > > graduate school of industrial administration > > carnegie mellon university > > pittsburgh pa 15213 - 3890 > > > > tel . ( 412 ) 268 - 2298 > > fax ( 412 ) 268 - 8896 > > > > email ds 64 + @ andrew . cmu . edu > > > > > > > > > > > > > > * * * * * * * * > duane seppi > > graduate school of industrial administration > carnegie mellon university > pittsburgh pa 15213 - 3890 > > tel . ( 412 ) 268 - 2298 > fax ( 412 ) 268 - 8896 > > email ds 64 + @ andrew . cmu . edu > > > > > * * * * * * * * duane seppi graduate school of industrial administration carnegie mellon university pittsburgh pa 15213 - 3890 tel . ( 412 ) 268 - 2298 fax ( 412 ) 268 - 8896 email ds 64 + @ andrew . cmu . edu


  This is bizarre. The numbers should not just disappear.  Try
  with the '-n' switch which prints out a '-' before legit mails.  razor-check -n mail/caughtspam

  If that still appears broken, can you do the following statement and
  send me 'spam_fileno' and 'razor.log'   razor-check -n -logfile=razor.log -dl=13 mail/caughtspam >spam_fileno

  -chad

On 11/08/02 07:39 -0500, Mike Burger wrote:
) Since last night, I've been getting odd results...or, rather, a lack of
) results from razor-check.
)
) I am using SpamAssassin, and have my .procmailrc set up to dump any tagged
) spam into its own folder under my ~/mail directory.
)
) When I get any new messages in that folder, I run razor-check against
) them, like so:
)
) razor-check < mail/caughtspam
)
) Previously, if I just ran razor-check against such a batch of spam, it
) would report the message numbers, in the batch, that were known spam.  I
) would then delete the known spam from the batch, and then run:
)
) razor-report < mail/caughtspam
)
) to submit the rest, after confirming that
) it was, indeed, spam. (I should tell you that since using SA 2.31, I've
) had less than 1% of the messages it's tagged wind up as false positives,
) but I've taken the advice of many here, and am not just automatically
) reporting).
)
) As I said, previously, razor-check would tell me which messages were known
) spam.  For example, if I ran razor-check against a batch of 5 messages,
) and message #2 and #4 were known spam, the end result would look like
) this:
)
) 2
) 4
)
) But, starting yesterday, it stopped doing this.  Now, I've got to call
)
) razor-check -d < mail/caughtspam
)
) And look for the "mail id # is known spam" before I can eliminate it.
)
) The last 4 messages I checked, I had to do the same thing.
)
) I've changed nothing in my razor installation or configuration.
)
) Any ideas what might have changed, here? I'm running razor-agents-2.12,
) and razor-agents-sdk-2.0.3.
)
) Thanks.
)
) --Mike
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Ripped fromhttp://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/Linux.Wireless.usage.html" 11 Access Points, Home Gateways and Ethernet bridging
Most Access Points act as a MAC level bridge, allowing the Wireless LAN to
be a natural extension of a wired network. They are deployed in a cellular
fashion, and provide extended security, management and roaming.
On the other hand, the Home Gateways allow a single cell to be connected to
a WAN, like a modem, a cable modem or a DSL access. The set of features is
quite different, and they offer NAT/masquerading and PPP configuration.The conventional Ethernet bridging method (promiscuous sniffing) doesn't
work with most wireless LAN standard, because of the header encapsulation
and the interactions with link layer retransmissions. In other word, most
often, when you use a software bridge on a wireless LAN (such as the Linux
bridge on a 802.11 card), it doesn't work (moreover, quite often promiscuous
is broken as well). "[[ What the?? What is he talking about?? Aren't we all using Linux to bridge
our networks? ]]" The driver could work around this restriction by creating its own MAC
headers (802.11 headers instead of 802.3, and putting the right bits in the
right place), but in fact most vendors don't provide the specification on
how to this with their hardware (when they don't explicitely prevent it in
hardware, to force you to buy their Access Points).In other words, don't expect to use your Linux PC as a wireless bridge or
wireless Access Points with most products out there, and forget about
turning it into an Access Point. Of course, there is some exceptions. "[[ Is this true? ]]
" The workaround is to set the wireless LAN in ad-hoc mode and to use other
methods, such as routing, masquerading, IP bridging, ARP proxying... "
[[ Yes, I am in a process of building a wireless-lan <-> wired-lan bridge.
But I don't understand what this guy is talking about. Anyone?
Vince. ]]
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re : code - switching hello everyone . i want to apologize for not posting this update sooner . i wanted to thank those from the list who responded to my code-switching post in march . ( literature [ spanish - english in the united states linguist issue 8 . 1072 ] ) thanks again to jeff yowell , carol myers - scotton , alex zheltuhin , kenya dworkin , john konopak and fernanda ferreir . judith judith rojas colorado state university judith @ lamar . colostate . edu


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comutational linguistics - general & thematic sessions acl ' 99 call for papers 37th annual meeting of the association for computational linguistics 20 - - 26 june , 1999 university of maryland [ you may find it easier to read this information on the web at http : / / www . mri . mq . edu . au / conf / acl99 ] 1 . paper sessions 1 . 1 topics of interest in a break with tradition , at this year 's acl conference we are experimenting with a new format . the technical sessions of the conference will be of two kinds . there will be general sessions of the kind that have formed the conference programme in the past ; however , there will also be a number of special thematic sessions , somewhat like a special issue of a journal , organised around themes proposed by members of the computational linguistics community . our aim is to incorporate some of the intensity and excitement of the traditional post-conference workshops , without replacing those workshops . the conference structure will mean that the thematic sessions will run as parallel sessions , resulting in smaller and more focussed audiences . when you submit a paper to the conference , you will need to consider whether you want to present the paper in the general sessions or in one of the thematic sessions , which are listed below . for the general sessions , papers are invited on substantial , original , and unpublished research on all aspects of computational linguistics , including , but not limited to : pragmatics , discourse , semantics , syntax and the lexicon ; phonetics , phonology and morphology ; interpreting and generating spoken and written language ; linguistic , mathematical and psychological models of language ; language-oriented information retrieval and information extraction ; corpus-based language modeling ; machine translation and translation aids ; natural language interfaces and dialogue systems ; approaches to coordinating the linguistic with other modalities in multi-media systems ; message and narrative understanding systems . papers submitted to the thematic sessions are more narrowly targeted at specific topics . the complete list of thematic sessions is as follows ; further information about each can be found at the indicated url . d1 : dialogue management in interactive spoken dialogue systems chairs : diane litman and marilyn walker motivation : the advent of real-time interactive spoken dialogue systems poses special challenges for dialogue management . topics : evaluation , dialogue strategies , repair , system integration , learning / optimizing system behavior , corpus analysis , robust processing , and the requirements dialogue places on generation , speech recognition and synthesis . http : / / www . research . att . com / ~ diane / acl99 - theme . html d2 : discourse tagging : uses , results and applications chairs : marilyn walker , julia hirschberg and owen rambow motivation : empirical approaches to discourse processing often rely on tagging texts or dialogues with discourse tags from a wide range of tag sets . topics : discourse tagging for training or testing models of discourse structure , reference , translation , speech acts , topic identification , and speech recognition . http : / / www . research . att . com / ~ walker / dtag-acl 99 . html d3 : corpus - based approaches to discourse and dialogue chair : nancy ide this theme treats corpus-based work on any aspect of discourse and dialogue analysis , including co-reference , segmentation , discourse structure , parsing , generation , etc . , especially in the light of relevance to practical applications . http : / / www . cs . vassar . edu / ~ ide / calls / acl99 - discourse . html d4 : lexicon and discourse : connections through structure and semantics chairs : laurence danlos , alistair knott , and bonnie webber motivation : with the lexicon becoming a central resource for computing properties of the sentence , one may consider similar gains for computing properties of discour


am up to my eyes in philosophy


    Greg> In case it wasn't obvious, I'm a strong proponent of filtering
    Greg> junk mail as early as possible, ie. right after the SMTP DATA
    Greg> command has been completed.  Filtering spam at the MUA just seems
    Greg> stupid to me -- by the time it gets to me MUA, the spammer has
    Greg> already stolen my bandwidth.  The two problems I see with filtering that early are:    1. Everyone receiving email via that server will contribute ham to the
       stew, making the Bayesian classification less effective.    2. Given that there will be some false positives, you absolutely have to
       put the mail somewhere.  You can't simply delete it.  (I also don't
       like the TMDA-ish business of replying with a msg that says, "here's
       what you do to really get your message to me."  That puts an extra
       burden on my correspondents.)  As an individual, I would prefer you
       put spammish messages somewhere where I can review them, not an
       anonymous sysadmin who I might not trust with my personal email
       (nothing against you Greg ;-).I personally prefer to manage this stuff at the user agent level.  Bandwidth
is a heck of a lot cheaper than my time.Skip


fw : priority customer list this is not going to work . do you want me to control the priority list like we used to do at enron ? please let me know . bill - - - - - original message - - - - - from : forster , david sent : friday , february 01 , 2002 2 : 53 pm to : bradford , william s . ; brackett , debbie r . ; ' pat . odonnell @ ubsw . com ' ; ' louis . eber @ ubsw . com ' ; ' william . glass @ ubsw . com ' ; ' colette . dow @ ubsw . com ' cc : kitchen , louise subject : priority customer list attached is the customer priority list . this is intended to be the " pre - approved " list for companies to be ready on launch day and includes us and canadian entities in gas and power . i have most recently been told that individual legal names are not wanted in this list - only group names . if individual legal names are needed , let me know - i can provide the list that way as well . note that there are about 25 more names on this list than the list previously supplied to credit . it appears a number of canadian companies some non - online companies were not included in the original list . this most recent list includes these names and provides an order of priority for them . i will be sending another list later , which will identify the type of master agreement priority for each ( isda , physical gas , physical power ) dave


fw : ene - throws a curveball ; moving to the sidelines you guys have probably already seen this , but i thought i would forward it just in case . - - - - - original message - - - - - from : dan tulis and team [ mailto : dantulis moving to the sidelines a new research report has just been published by banc of america securities llc : enron corporation ( ene $ 16 . 41 ) - throws a curveball ; moving to the sidelines . by william maze , daniel l . tulis , cfa and shelby tucker . to access the report simply click on the attachment below : important notices : this message is intended only for the addressee . please notify the sender by e - mail if you are not the intended recipient . if you are not the intended recipient , you may not copy , disclose , or distribute this message or its contents to any other person and any such actions may be unlawful . banc of america securities llc ( " bas " ) does not accept time sensitive , action - oriented messages or transaction orders , including orders to purchase or sell securities , via e - mail . bas reserves the right to monitor and review the content of all messages sent to or from this e - mail address . messages sent to or from this e - mail address may be stored on the bas e - mail system .


On Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Eugen Leitl wrote:> On Thu, 5 Sep 2002 bitbitch@magnesium.net wrote:
>
> > If guys still have silly antequated ideas about 'women's role' then
> > their opportunities for finding women _will_ be scarce.
>
> What is silly and antiquated depends a lot on which country you live in.It also depends on what the fad is or what is in style.  (:> I don't have statistics on the love half life, but it seems long-term
> relationships use something else for glue.
>
> Clearly our non-silly non-antiquated ideas about relationships have
> resulted in mostly short-duration relationships and single-parented,
> dysfunctional kids (not enough of them too boot, so to keep our
> demographics from completely keeling over we're importing them from places
> with mostly silly and antiquated ideas).Actualy our silly antiquated ideas about relationships and love have
resulted in the bleedings of many upon many a page (and musical  instrumnet,
and canvas)  What's the problem if we dash a little Mrs. Dash on them?  (:
Or cayenne.  Or ginger. (mm ask me about ginger root play).  And let me tell you this: just because a child happens to be
single-parented (what a word), does not mean that child is dysfunctional
or lives in a dysfunctional home.  The govt/media/church has tried to make
it look like there is a disintegration, when in fact, there is a coming
together of other family members and friends to raise children.  It's not
decaying -- it's changing.  Nothing wrong with change.
> At least from the viewpoint of demographics sustainability and
> counterpressure to gerontocracy and resulting innovatiophobia we're doing
> something wrong.
>
> Maybe we should really go dirty Tleilaxu all the way.
> Maybe y'all should buy m-w some more bandwidth.
C
--
"I don't take no stocks in mathematics, anyway" --Huckleberry Finn


What time you coming down later?


wassup - south park - wassupsouthparkl . exe


On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 02:47:02PM -0700, Patrick wrote:
> Is there a point that you plan on releasing detailed information about
> TeS, so we can stop engaging in idle speculation?
>
> It's not my desire to second-guess you Vipul (however much my missives
> may appear otherwise) or question the hard work you and the other
> developers have put into the system, however it seems that every request
> for such information has been met with silence.There are no plans for releasing details about TeS. Before the
release of Razor2, I'd pointed out that Razor2 backend (specially
TeS) will be closed.cheers,
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re - rates after the day ahead market ran , the branch group coi ttc ( path 66 ) in the n to s direction was changed from 4030 mw to 4300 mw and in the s to n direction from 2450 mw to 3675 mw and the branch group pdci ( path 65 ) in the n to s direction from 2525 mw to 2875 mw and in the s to n direction from 1904 to 2084 mw all for he ' s 03 : 00 through 24 : 00 for operating day 9 / 1 / 01 . the reason ( s ) for the change is due to completion of line work . the first applicable hour ahead market to run with these values is he 06 : 00 . the iso will update you of any changes in line rating status . sent by market operations , inquiries please call the hour ahead desk . the system conditions described in this communication are dynamic and subject to change . while the iso has attempted to reflect the most current , accurate information available in preparing this notice , system conditions may change suddenly with little or no notice .


use Perl Daily NewsletterIn this issue:
    * New Perl Mongers Web Site
    * Java vs. Perl
    * This Week on perl5-porters (9-15 September 2002)+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
| New Perl Mongers Web Site                                          |
|   posted by KM on Monday September 16, @08:41 (groups)             |
|   http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/16/1243234              |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+[0]davorg writes "Leon Brocard has been working hard to update the
[1]Perl Mongers web site. We're still going thru the process of cleaning
up the data about the Perl Monger groups, so if you see something that
isn't quite right then please [2]let us know."Discuss this story at:
    http://use.perl.org/comments.pl?sid=02/09/16/1243234Links:
    0. mailto:dave@dave.org.uk
    1. http://www.pm.org/
    2. mailto:user_groups@pm.org
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| Java vs. Perl                                                      |
|   posted by pudge on Monday September 16, @11:15 (java)            |
|   http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/16/1448246              |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+It seems the older Perl gets, the more willing people are to believe that
it sucks, without any reasonable facts. [0]davorg writes "You may have
seen the article [1]Can Java technology beat Perl on its home turf with
pattern matching in large files? that there has been some debate about on
both #perl and comp.lang.perl.misc today. One of the biggest criticisms
of the article was that the author hasn't published the Perl code that he
is comparing his Java with."This story continues at:
    http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/16/1448246Discuss this story at:
    http://use.perl.org/comments.pl?sid=02/09/16/1448246Links:
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    1. http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/qow/archive/184/index.jsp
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
| This Week on perl5-porters (9-15 September 2002)                   |
|   posted by rafael on Monday September 16, @16:17 (summaries)      |
|   http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/16/2026255              |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+This was not a very busy week, with people packing for YAPC::Europe, and
all that... Nevertheless, the smoke tests were running, the bug reports
were flying, and an appropriate amount of patches were sent. Read about
printf formats, serialized tied thingies, built-in leak testing, syntax
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conf : speech and language engineering twente workshop on language technology 8 ( twlt8 ) speech and language engineering location : university of twente enschede , the netherlands december 1 and 2 , 1994 workshop organized under auspices of the dutch nwo priority programme on speech and language , the special interest group on parsing technologies ( sigparse ) of the association of computational linguistics ( acl ) and the centre of telematics and information technology ( ctit ) of the university of twente . * * * * * * * * program * * * * * * * * registration from 10 . 00-10 . 55 lectures start at 10 . 55 ( order shown is not necessarily the order of presentations ) speech and language integration . loe boves , university of nijmegen , the netherlands the wallstreet journal task : unlimited vocabular , speaker independent , article dictation . christian dugast , philips , aachen , germany analysis of the dutch polyphone corpus . paul van alphen , ptt research , the netherlands spontaneous speech phenomena in naive - user interactions . paolo baggia , e . gerbino , e . giachin , & c . rullent cselt , torino , italy the potential role of prosody in automatic speech recognition . louis ten bosch , ipo , eindhoven , the netherlands assessment of speech recognition systems . h . j . m . steeneken , tno human factors research soesterberg , the netherlands the role of prosody in human speech recognition . james m . mcqueen , mpi , nijmegen , the netherlands lectures start at 0 . 900 ( order shown is not necessarily the order of presentations ) prediction and disambiguation by means of data - oriented parsing . rens bod and remko scha university of amsterdam , the netherlands the speech - language interface in the spoken language translator . david carter & manny rayner , sri international cambridge , u . k . generation of spoken monologues . k . v . deemter , j . landsbergen , r . leermakers & j . odijk , ipo , eindhoven , the netherlands simple speech recognition with little linguistic creatures . marc drossaers , university of twente enschede , the netherlands word agent based natural language processing . hermann helbig & andreas mertens fernuniversitdt hagen , germany schisma : a natural language accessible theatre information and booking system . g . f . van der hoeven et al . , university of twente enschede , the netherlands phoneme - level speech and natural language integration for agglutinative languages . geunbae lee et al . , pohang university hyoja - dong , pohang , korea on the intersection of finite state automata and definite clause grammars . gertjan van noord , alfa - informatica rug groningen , the netherlands an efficient head and left corner parser in its environment . g . veldhuijzen van zanten & r . op den akker university of twente , enschede , the netherlands time - synchronous chart parsing of speech integrating unification grammars with statistics . location the workshop will be held in the vrijhof building of the university of twente , enschede , the netherlands . more information will be obtained after registration . registration regular registration fee is dfl . 150 , . students pay dfl . 50 , . this includes lunches , refreshments , proceedings and an informal reception . payment should be done on site . yes , i registrate for twlt8 : speech& language engineering on december 1 and 2 , 1994 ; regular registration fee dfl . 150 , - ; student fee dfl . 50 , . payment can be done on site . name address : < use as many lines you need > student : yes no help with hotel accommodation : yes no for more information contact the organizing secretariat : bijron @ cs . utwente . nl or hoogvlie @ cs . utwente . nl . the secretariat provides also information about hotel accommodation and can make reservations .


sposs program program sposs 24-26 september , la baume - les - aix sounds patterns of spontaneous speech : production and perception _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ thursday 24 10-10 h . 30 welcome , coffee 10h . 30-11 h opening , presentation of the communications 11h - 12h . invited lecture : making sense of the infinite variety of natural speech patterns bjorn lindblom , stockholm and austin university 12h - 13h30 lunch 13h30 - 14h30 invited lecture : the phonetic manifestation of words in spontaneous speech klaus kohler , university of kiel 14h30 - 14h50 effect of emphasis and irritation on jaw opening o . fujimura , d . erickson and b . pardo , the ohio state university 14h50 - 15h10 comparison of aerodymanic and epg data in spoken and spontaneous speech d . demolin , universit libre de bruxelles 15h10 - 15h30 direct and indirect measurement of the articulation of intervocalic stop consonants in french alain soquet , universit libre de bruxelles 15h30 - 16h coffee break 16h - 16h20 distribution and acoustical characteristics of the allophones in french : laboratory / spontaneous speech denis autesserre and michel chafcouloff , lpl , aix en pce 16h20 - 16h40 phonological and phonetic aspects of brazilian portugese a study of / r / variants rgina cruz and lindinalva messias , ufpa , brazil 16h40 - 17h consonant reduction in spontaneous polish speech ryszard gubrynowicz * and pierre durand * * ( sal , warsaw and lpl , aix ) 17h - 17h20 quasi - homorganic v1 # # v2 sequencies in austrian german sylvia moosmller , acoustic research department , wien friday 25 9h - 9h . 20 what is deleted in spontaneous finnish : segmental interaction with word stress , vowel harmony and moras rittaa vlimaa - blum , cnrs ua 1027 , universit de lille 9h20 - 9h40 on - line preaspiration in swedish : implications for historical change ptur helgason , institute of phonetics , stockholm 9h40 - 10h language dependent and independent spontaneous speech phenomena patricia basset and tzu - ting su , ilpga , paris 10h - 10h30 coffee break 10h30 - 10h50 dual - route encoding : a synthesis of acoustic evidence from normal speech s . p . whiteside and r . a . varley , university of sheffield 10h50 - 11h10 consonant sequences in spontaneous french speech danielle duez , lpl , cnrs esa 6057 , aix en provence 11h10 - 12h10 invited lecture : " synchronic variations and diachronic changes : the influence of prosodic structuring " jacqueline vaissire , ilpga , paris 12h10 - 13h . 30 lunch 13h30 - 14h30 invited lecture : the recognition of spoken words with variable representation anne cutler , max planck institute , nijmegen 14h30 - 14h50 lexical access in spontaneous speech : reduced forms prime . . . less e . g . bard , m . l . kelly , and c . sotillo , hcrc , edinburgh 14h50 - 15h10 perception of ' reduced ' forms by non-native speakers of english linda shockey , university of reading 15h10 - 15h30 listening to nonnative language which violates native assimilation rules andrea weber , mpi , nijmegen 15h30 - 16h coffee break 16h - 16h20 extent of context and vowel indentification in speech variation s . m . williams and r . l . diehl , university of texas 16h20 - 16h40 disfluent speech : the transcriber problem r . lickley and e . g . bard , hcrc , edinburgh 16h40 - 17h is hypo-articulation lexically constrained ? c . f . sotillo and e . g . bard , hcrs , edinburgh 17h - 17h20 vowel quality in spontaneous speech : what makes a good vowel ? m . aylett and a . turk , hcrc , edinburgh 20h sposs dinner saturday 26 9h - 9h20 disentangling multiple sources of stress for word segmentation h . bortfeld and j . morgan , brown university 9h20 - 9h40 acoustic - prosodic cues of speech repairs in spontaneous speech shu - chan tseng , university of bielefeld 9h40 - 10h speaker strategies in the use of prosodic means in spontaneous discourse in dutch m . van donzel , f . j . koopmans - van beinum , l . c . w . pols , university of amsterdam 10h - 10h20 global and local c


vince , i hope you are well . until today , i did not know there was another kaminski at enron . perhaps you know him already but i found him in the enron address book his first name is jim . i am enrolled in the above mandatory program and i have nominated you in the peer / colleague category , to provide feedback on me . i do not know the nature of the questions you would be required to respond to but sometime soon you would receive an e - mail asking you for your input . i know your plate is full and life is already hectic but i thought i could nominate you for your input . i should be grateful if you would take some time off your very hectic schedule and provide the feedback on me . very many thanks , tony enron broadband services 713 - 853 - 3939


In a slightly old news story, it turns out the Chinese government has banned
all access to the Google and AltaVista search engines.http://www.nytimes.com/2002/09/04/international/asia/04BEIJ.html
http://www.bayarea.com/mld/bayarea/business/3996218.htm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2233229.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2238236.stmThe reason appears to be the Google cache feature. I can only imagine the
Internet Archive will soon follow, if it isn't already blocked.Seems that governments do have some power over the Web, after all.- Jim


california capacity report for week of 12 / 10 - 12 / 14 transwestern ' s average deliveries to california were 1122 mmbtu / d ( 103 % ) , with san juan lateral throughput at 844 mmbtu / d . total east deliveries averaged 270 mmbtu / d . el paso ' s average deliveries to california were 2198 mmbtu / d ( 75 % ) : - pg & etop , capacity of 1140 mmbtu / d , deliveries of 696 mmbtu / d ( 61 % ) - socalehr , capacity 1250 mmbtu / d , deliveries of 1022 mmbtu / d ( 82 % ) - socaltop , capacity 540 mmbtu / d , deliveries of 480 mmbtu / d ( 89 % ) thursday ' s posted gas daily prices : socal gas , large pkgs 2 . 715 ( + . 35 ) pg & e , large pkgs 2 . 61 ( + . 37 ) tw san juan 2 . 35 ( + . 55 ) tw permian 2 . 48 ( + . 615 ) enron basis : jan perm - ca . 135 sj - ca . 255 sj - waha . 15 perm - waha . 03


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and Sally Winchester for headses upses this week (a.a.h.i.h.l.n.o.o.)n.b. Last week I carelessly suggested the team which had claimed
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John Noble Wilford attempts to clarify the Chadian skull thing:http://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/06/science/06SKUL.htmlIn the what-can-DNA-tell-us-about-antiquity department, the latest
suggestion is that there is genetic evidence "middle easter farmers
'civilised' Europe":http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99992634
http://portal.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=%2Fnews%2F2002%2F08%2F06%2Fngene06.xmlA log boat which might date to 3000 B.C. has been found off the
coast of Ireland:http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/ireland/2002/0805/2854861586HM2LOGBOAT.html
http://www.unison.ie/irish_independent/index.php3?ti=41&ca=9&si=801897&issue_id=7825The Cerne Abbas Giant was recently, er, 'defaced' (not permanently ...
potentially offensive content in this one):http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nm/20020806/od_nm/sex_dc_1Satellite technology has revealed a prehistoric site near
Northumberland:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/england/2178530.stm... and a prehistoric cemetery has been found near Cheshire:http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_644681.htmlThey're still making significant finds in the 'workers village'near
the pyramids:http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/08/0805_020805_giza.htmlGulf News has a nice feature on the alignment of a Dilmun temple at
Saar:http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/arc_Articles.asp?Article=29638&Sn=BNEW&IssueID=25142Plenty of coverage of a story on Bronze Age 'drug trade':http://www.abcnews.go.com/wire/World/ap20020807_922.html
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20020808/ap_wo_en_po/israel_ancient_narcotics_1
http://stacks.msnbc.com/news/791265.asp
http://europe.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/meast/08/08/ancientnarcotics.ap/index.html
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/A/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1028814634905The Egyptian Museum in Cairo will be marking its centennial by
hauling up a bunch of never-before-seen artifacts from the basement:http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20020805/sc_nm/leisure_egypt_museum_dc_1
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/story.hts/world/1522113Another piece on politics and archaeology in the Holy Land:http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/nationworld/orl-asecisraeldig04080402aug04.story... while archaeologists seem to be quietly excavating a Byzantine
monastery in Gaza:http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/content.asp?aid=19621A first century cemetery has come to light near Palmyra:http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20020809/ap_wo_en_ge/syria_archaeology_1A human-size statue of Baal Addir was recently revealed in a Sardinian
context:http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,405


enron mentions usa : enron ceo sold $ 1 . 2 mln in compaq shares . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 ' arbs ' sit out possible dynergy - enron deal , for now dow jones news service , 11 / 09 / 01 power points : does dynegy know what it ' s getting into ? dow jones energy service , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : update 1 - enron ' s rating cut , woes finally hit trading floor . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : u . s . stocks crawl higher but profit warnings weigh . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 uk : uk power prices gain , take strength from gas . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 play of the day : dynegy close to buying beleaguered enron cnnfn : halftime report , 11 / 09 / 01 indian court restrains enron from serving termination notice over power project associated press newswires , 11 / 09 / 01 source : dynegy close to deal to buy enron associated press newswires , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : update 1 - enron , dynegy shares jump on talk deal is near . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 indian court bars enron from terminating power project dow jones international news , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : enron faces lawsuits seeking class action status . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : analysis - enron seen test of u . s . sec ' s course under pitt . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : dynegy close to complete deal to buy enron - wsj . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 can bandwidth market survive without independent enron ? dow jones energy service , 11 / 09 / 01 india : enron ' s dabhol suffers legal setback in indian row . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 dynegy nears deal to buy enron in $ 7 billion stock transaction dow jones business news , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : updatel - moody ' s cuts enron ' s ratings , may cut again . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 enron long - term ratings cut to baa 3 from baa 2 - moody ' s afx news , 11 / 09 / 01 enron , dynergy very close to deal - cnbc afx news , 11 / 09 / 01 easton ` s call : returns are no more cnnfn : market coverage - morning , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : enron shares slip on debt downgrade concerns . reuters english news service , 11 / 09 / 01 moody ' s diaz on enron credit downgrade and outlook : comment bloomberg , 11 / 09 / 01 commerzbank analyst meade on possible buyout of enron : comment bloomberg , 11 / 09 / 01 kent income fund ' s mitchell stapley on enron bonds : comment bloomberg , 11 / 09 / 01 harris investment ' s coxe on possible buyout of enron : comment bloomberg , 11 / 09 / 01 strong american utilities fund ' s vuchetich on dynegy : comment bloomberg , 11 / 09 / 01 dynegy bid for enron said to be possible bail - out deal houston business journal , 11 / 09 / 01 dynegy may acquire enron for $ 22 bln in stock , debt ( update 6 ) bloomberg , 11 / 09 / 01 transcanada pipelines ceo on dynegy and enron talks : comment bloomberg , 11 / 09 / 01 usa : enron ceo sold $ 1 . 2 mln in compaq shares . 11 / 09 / 2001 reuters english news service ( c ) reuters limited 2001 . washington , nov 9 ( reuters ) - enron corp . chairman and chief executive kenneth lay , who sits on the board of compaq computer corp . , sold $ 1 . 2 million in compaq stock last month , a regulatory filing on friday said . lay sold 124 , 596 common shares of compaq on oct . 29 for $ 9 . 25 a share , according to a filing with the securities and exchange commission . he was left with 340 , 724 shares after the transaction , the filing added . compaq shares were down 25 cents to $ 7 . 74 in afternoon trading on the new york stock exchange . compaq , whose proposed $ 19 . 5 billion merger with hewlett - packard co . looks to be in doubt following opposition from the hewlett and packard families , did not immediately return a call seeking comment on lay ' s sale . news of the transaction comes as lay ' s company , enron , the embattled energy marketing and trading giant , is on the verge of a bailout by a smaller rival , dynegy i


silliness about eskimo snow the cartoon strip the duplex , which is normally a commentary on what used to be called ' the war between the sexes ' , and deals with two young singles and their dogs , today dealt with our favorite topic : snowy landscape her poodle : i read somewhere that the eskimos have 80 [ sic ] words for snow . she : that 's nothing . snowy landscape with him and his mutt shovelling snow he : * @ # ! his mutt : double * @ # ! she : if you ' ve ever listened to guys shovel their driveway you 'd know there were twice as many . happy january . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ geoffrey s . nathan department of linguistics southern illinois university at carbondale carbondale , il , 62901-4517 phone : ( 618 ) 453-3421 ( office ) ( 618 ) 549-0106 ( home ) geoffn @ saluki-mail . siu . edu


> > >
> > >   Dag> but when procmail runs it it doesn't, presumably as it
> > >   Dag> doesn't have the authorization to communicate with the
> > >   Dag> laptop, beeing another user?
> > >
> > > I don't know anything about the KDE sound server but I'd guess
> > > your problem is the "environment" in which procmail runs.  You
> > > don't say what procmail is running from.  In my case, for
> > > example, procmail is run from fetchmail which is run by a cron
> > > job.
> >
> > Sorry about that,
> > procmail is run by the qmail delivery agent to presort all mail
> > I get.
> > But anyway, I found an error message in procmail.log, which solved
> > the problem.
> > The following line in my delivery script seems to work fine now:
> >
> > DISPLAY=:0.0 artsplay
>
> BTW, if you use exmhwrapper (found in the misc directory), you can generalize
> this to
>
> DISPLAY=`cat $HOME/.exmh/.display` artsplay Yes, but that probably means that you have to have exmh
running on the laptop to get the notification?
With exmh getting upset by two instances running at the
same time, this creates the problem that I cannot  run to the
closest compter to check out the new mail.But thanks for the hint, I might use that for some other
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fw : real estate issues re : ubsw energy , llc in houston i ' m thinking 3 and 4 are not as nice as 5 and 6 , but that this would be ok , and preferable to moving to the north tower and that we should be trying for a longer lease , with breaks we can exercise at our option . we should be in a good negotiating position . thought ? dave - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - sent from my blackberry wireless handheld ( www . blackberry . net ) - - - - - original message - - - - - from : mark . bridges @ ubsw . com to : forster , david ; louise @ enron . com ; pat . odonnell @ ubsw . com cc : beth . barrett @ ubsw . com ; bdugan @ ubspw . com sent : mon jan 28 08 : 56 : 04 2002 subject : real estate issues re : ubsw energy , llc in houston hello pat , louise , dave the ubsw real estate department is reviewing the current / future lease terms for ubsw energy llc , in houston . according to brian dugan , our lead real estate guy on the bank side , the building owner has offered a nine month lease to stay in the south tower on the 5 th and 6 th floors . after the nine months we will be offered the option to sign up for an additional 18 months but we could be moved down to floors 3 and 4 . is this a significant issue ? i understand that the 3 rd and 4 th floor foot prints are similar to 5 / 6 . if ubsw energy is willing to relocate to the north tower , they can get a lease for 5 - 9 years but this tower may be less suitable . what are the issues here ? the integration real estate team plans to meet this afternoon with the bank ' s outside legal firm we use for real estate issues . we have a target date of this friday to try to resolve all real estate issues in order to meet the day 0 legal integration date of 2 / 6 / 02 . your thoughts please . mark visit our website at http : / / www . ubswarburg . com this message contains confidential information and is intended only for the individual named . if you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate , distribute or copy this e - mail . please notify the sender immediately by e - mail if you have received this e - mail by mistake and delete this e - mail from your system . e - mail transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error - free as information could be intercepted , corrupted , lost , destroyed , arrive late or incomplete , or contain viruses . the sender therefore does not accept liability for any errors or omissions in the contents of this message which arise as a result of e - mail transmission . if verification is required please request a hard - copy version . this message is provided for informational purposes and should not be construed as a solicitation or offer to buy or sell any securities or related financial instruments .