Here is an email: Dear Market Participant, In the interest of not flooding the webmaster with constant changes (new PTIDs or new participant names) to the UCAP forms (Certification, Bid Forms, and Offer Forms), I will be updating the forms about once per month. Since you will need a methodology to work around missing information, the new forms have codes that will allow you to enter undefined PTIDs and undefined new participants. PTID number 999999 is used for a resource that has not been assigned a number. NewLSE is used for a new Load Serving Entity that has not been assigned a "Registrant Name" NewSuppl is used for a new Supplier that has not been assigned a "Registrant Name" NOTE that if you use any of the above, you must describe your intentions in the comments cell of the form being submitted. Other Changes ISOSu is the prefix for sales or purchases that occurred as a result of NYISO transactions during the supplemental process. The supplemental process is implemented when there is insufficient UCAP available within a location and the NYISO must purchase UCAP from outside the location where the shortage has occurred to meet the NYCA reliability requirements. PTID numbers to be used when identifying UCAP purchased through the NYISO auction have been assigned. The PTID numbers range from 1 to 38 and are related to auctions or the supplemental processes. For example, a participant who is selling UCAP that was previously purchased in the summer strip auction would enter PTID number 1 on the Offer form when selling into a subsequent ISO auction. A list of PTID numbers is now available on the instruction page of the auction Offer forms. Reminder When identifying an ISO auction, please remember that you must think in terms of the procurement period for the first auction month when the transaction took place. For example, on May 15 (the auction for the upcoming months of June through October) 3MW were transacted for the months of June and August. The auction reference that you will use for both the June and August transactions are ISOMoJun. The same auction reference would be used if on May 15, the transactions were for August and September. When completing the Certification Form, do not net transactions. Lets say that you are awarded 25 MW from the Strip Auction and later move (purchase or sell) 5 MW through a bilateral. Your entries on the form would show the 25 MW strip auction transaction on one line and your second line would show the 5 MW bilateral transaction. You can not use a value of 20MW on one line. Each and Every Month you must submit your certification form. Regards,
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Q: I heard today that Curtis Smith has resigned. I am sure that both ot you know that Curtis and Jeremy Wong were viewed by users as critical resources for ERMS support. Even at a stand still, my team had great concern over the rumored loss of Curtis and/or Jeremy. And with the assumption that Sitara will not go forward for valuation, then ERMS really has become repositioned as one of our key, strategic systems. There is much to do to "catch up", if you will, with changes and enhancements that were put on hold for several years during the Sitara development stage. And our business continues to grow and change rapidly, requiring responsive enhancements on an on-going basis. I would like to get together to discuss the staffing plan for support of ERMS as soon as possible. We need to understand how day-to-day production support will be managed and how development work will be effectively handled. I will ask my assistant to set up a meeting as soon as possible.
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IN: Please join Sally Beck, Rick Causey, David Haug and all the UT Summer Interns for lunch this Friday, July 21 at 11:30 AM. Location will be EB 50M Dining Room. Please RSVP to me by email or phone. We look forward to seeing you! Thanks,

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zugzwang (TSOOK-tsvahng) noun A position where one is forced to make an undesirable move. [From German Zugzwang, Zug (move) + Zwang (compulsion, obligation).] "Now the government finds itself in zugzwang, where every move it makes worsens its position against an invisible opponent ...." Pusch Commey, Is the Rand Racially Prejudiced?, African Business (London), Mar 2001. In his classic story "Shatranj Ke Khiladi" ("Chess Players," later made into a movie directed by Satyajit Ray), Hindi writer Munshi Premchand (1880-1936) narrates the saga of a kingdom engrossed in playing chess, unmindful of the advancing enemy forces. Such is the charm of this ancient Indian game. An Italian proberb goes, "After the game, the king and pawn go into the same box." A world in itself, chess mimics life in more ways than one. While quite simple on the surface, its complexity is mind-boggling. There are more than 10120 possible moves (that's number 10 followed by 120 zeros). That is a?fairly large number once we realize that there are only about 1075 atoms in this universe. It attests to the popularity of the game that many of the chess words have entered our mainstream vocabulary. This week we explore five of them. -Anu

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QUESTION: There's a meeting with a cast of characters to discuss the Westinhouse warranty issues. It is tomorrow (Thurs) at 1230. Do you have any interest in sitting in? Kay
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IN: Hello, I just wanted to say I hope your weekend went well. Payton is growing like a weed. He is now tickalish. He also has learned how to scream, now that's about all he does. He has a walker and he loves to sit in it and just talk away. He is such a happy baby, everyone enjoys him and loves to see him, he's so pleasant.

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