Q: Vladi, amigo ruso, de verdad: ?How are you doing my friend? I hope everything is cool with you. I've tried to catch you in the chat today (just a few minutes ago) but you were not available. Ok, the purpose of this e-mail is to wish you the best in this coming year, I know things are not easy right now and things are changing quickly for you, but you are an incredible person and God (if you believe in God, but if you dont, it doesnt matter) save good and nice things for good people like you. I know i havent been a good friend the last months (for various reasons i explained to you over the phone last time) but you are the best friend I ever had (is serious, no just a phrase) and i want for you just the best in this year and in the years to come. I promise to be in touch. Your friend Christian
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A: Best wishes for you
IN: Anna: I would like to fax the resume of Kristina Fisher to you (I do not have a word version to email). She is the candidate about whom we spoke recently. I have also asked Kristina to visit the website "www.enroncareers.com" and apply through that process. I assume that you are the person who receives inquiries on the website. Please advise me of your fax number and I can send the resume directly to you. Thanks so much for your interest.

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OUT: Employment Candidate
IN: This is an email
The 9th Circuit of the U.S. Ct. of Appeals granted EES' request to stay an injunction granted by the District Court in the UCS litigation, which would have required EES to continue to directly serve UCS. The stay allows EES to return the customer UCS to PG&E and SCE for utility service and thereby save the future accrual of an additional $144 million of negative CTC receivables. In approximately two months, the 9th Circuit will conduct a further review of the stay, at which point the litigation will return to the District Court for discovery and eventually trial.

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OUT: University of California System Litigation
QUESTION: As an FYI for those not already in the loop, new factors for VaR have not been implemented since some time in April, and it seems the process of administering them is foggy. So here is an outline of the R&R and required technology to support the administration of factor loadings: Broadly, I have assumed that Global Risk Ops can run the process. However, exceptions can take one of two forms: Large jumps in VaR due to bona fide changes in correlations; Pathologies in the matrix construct supporting factors; For either, tools are required for users to examine the exceptions and make changes as necessary (generally Global ops in the former case and RAC/Research in the latter). Note that the IT Development group has no part in this business process beyond building the tools. Lets use this as the starting point to develop a business model that makes this work. Rgds DP
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ANS: Factor Loadings Process
During the weekend of October 6 and 7, 2001 the Enterprise Storage Team will be migrating all production users off the current hardware (Solar) that houses their home and application directories (no production databases are effected) to new hardware. This migration requires a total system outage of approximately 4 hours. The outage will occur Friday night - Saturday morning between the hours of Midnight to 4:00 AM. All users will need to be logged off during this time period. If this is not possible, contact Adam DeRidder (x3-1428) or Carlos Uribe (x5-8179) as soon as possible. In order to validate the migration, production users need to test access to their home directories and applications on Saturday, October 7 and Sunday, October 8, 2001. As part of the migration plan, the Storage Team needs volunteers from the production community to test the new environment. The test will only require approximately 15-30 minutes to complete. Adam DeRidder and Carlos Uribe have setup a test lab on the 34th floor for this purpose. Contact Adam to setup a time. Your involvement will help make this a successful migration. A list of contacts will be made available on Thursday, October 5, 2001. Please use this list to report issues and check the status of the migration. Bob Ambrocik Enterprise Storage Team EB 3429F x5-4577 bob.ambrocik@enron.com
Q: What is a potential subject line for this email?
answer: Solar Migration - Second Notice
Let's talk about Weather Alert on Weds. It seems that checks sent out pre-petition are being presented to be bank and there are no funds in the account. Who is the parent of Weather Alert? Do we know of any reason that we need to honor these checks?
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answer:
Weather Alert