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Comrades: As a parting gift for Diane we thought (actually Lesley Keffer thought, and I always obey her more sensible commands) that we should take a group photo at Thursday night's party, enlarge to a decent size, frame and present to Diane for hanging on her new office wall so she will be forced to remember us forever more. Therefore, I have engaged a photographer to be show up in the Wells Fargo Room on Thursday at about 8. I expect there will be quite a few of us, so we will arrange some chairs and stuff for tier seating, etc. and hope for the best. Bring your cheesiest grins. See you there. JT p.s. Diane, if you read this, you just ruined your surprise. In order not to make the situation worse, don't let on that you know anything about this so we can all continue in our ignorant bliss.
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answer: Read This Only If You Are Not Diane Dimeff
Stacey with NYPA will be at the Hyatt (next door) on next Tuesday and it sounds like she has no plans Tuesday evening (hint hint). Let me know if you are interested in doing anything. She will probably be coming over to the Enron building that afternoon.
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answer: NYPA
HOROSCOPE: Weekly - His For September 25-October 1: Instead of wishing things were different, or woefully mourning the past, build a new beginning. It's pointless to bemoan recent changes or languish over disappointments. You cannot change the past. You cannot change people's minds, either. Face your situation and create something wonderful. The longer you fuss about what 'should have been', the more likely it is that important opportunities will drift by unnoticed. Cancer, it is time for change. Release frustrations and troubling memories. Move on, Crab. . . move on. Mine for today Quickly get past a troubling misunderstanding Once you've released toxic feelings, the atmosphere visibly improves, much to your pleasure. You're able to replace fear and resentment with compassion and understanding. Once you know the score, you no longer feel threatened or disrespected. Keep revenge out of this entire episode. 'Teaching someone a lesson' is not appropriate.
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On target as usual