Problem: BODY: Attention: Portland & Calgary-based Outlook Users The Global Messaging Team is proud to announce that Portland & Calgary-based Enron employees that have been migrated to Outlook will now be able to securely access their Enron Email from anywhere on the web. This means that if you can get on to the Internet, you can access your Enron Email with Outlook Web Access (OWA) without having to dial in to Enron's network. Please note that this is not available to those users still on Lotus Notes but will be available once they are migrated to Outlook. Once on the Internet, type mail.enron.com in your browser address window and supply your Enron network logon credentials as username and password. For example: Username: jdoe4 Password: ******** Once you log in, Outlook Web Access opens your Enron Email mailbox. Outlook Web Access (OWA) allows you to send and receive mail, perform calendar tasks and manage your mail and contacts, as well as access your mailbox folders. At this time, Public Folders are not accessible via OWA. Please keep in mind that Outlook Web Access is a browser-based version of what you might use in the office, so the functionality may be slightly different and some features of Outlook 2000 may not be available at all. Additionally, OWA is only supported using Internet Explorer 5.x only and not supported with Netscape. Outlook Web Access is the standard Email package for connecting to your Enron mail from home, whether you are using an Enron-issued home PC, an Internet connection with your personal home PC, or your ClickAtHome PC. We will not support the use of the full Outlook installation for home use. Outlook Web Access for some remote locations and European/APAC Enron sites is currently being addressed and will be available soon. At this time, OWA is only available if your mailbox resides on a Houston, Portland or Calgary mail server. If you have any questions, please contact your local IT support.
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A: SUBJECT: Outlook Web Access for Calgary

Problem: BODY: Dear Market Participant, Technical Bulletin # 78 - Penalties for Persistent Undergeneration - is being distributed for Market Participant comment. The Technical Bulletin will be posted to the NYISO web site following the comment period. Please note that the penalties described in this Technical Bulletin are effective as of October 1, 2001. The purpose of our Technical Bulletins is to facilitate participation in the NYISO by communicating various NYISO concepts, techniques, and processes to Market Participants before they can be formally documented in a NYISO manual. Please forward comments on this Technical Bulletin, via email, by 5PM on Tuesday, October 2, 2001 to: Peter Lemme NYISO Customer Technical Services plemme@nyiso.com (See attached file: TB_78_draft.pdf) - TB_78_draft.pdf
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A: SUBJECT: NYISO - Technical Bulletin # 78 - Penalties for Persistent Undergeneration

Problem: BODY: Hi Kara, Michael has been seeing a speech/language therapist, and recently she raised an issue about Michael's ability to "blend and unblend" sounds in words, specifically as it relates to reading readiness. She had this conversation with Neil, so I don't know the details. We are meeting with her today to get more input, but I wanted to mention it to you, just in case you had a comment. I know this is something we can discuss at Michael's conference on May 31st, but if you would like to discuss it before hand, I can be reached at 713 304 8716 9 (cell), 713 345 -7566 (office - just tell my asst you are Michael's
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SUBJECT: Michael