Here is an email: Guys, Some of you have noticed that on many of today's reports, we are able to see flow value for a meter for 5/1/2000, but the MDT column showed "na" on the daily report. "na" is also shown on the historical report for the average of May. It is very easy to get confused (at least I was in the beginnieng, even though I wrote the program myself) when you see things like this, you may ask why isn't the average the value shown for today since there is only one day's data? The answer is that they are from different cycles. Coding used the business logic that grab the flow value from the latest successful cycle, while always use the last cycle when deal with average. At the time of report generation if the last cycle is not available, this will happen. Fortunately this only happens on the first day of each month. Please explain this to those who may raise this question when they see this "discrepancy". Yan
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A: Monthly Avg and MDT Avg on 1st day of each month
Q: Dear Mr. LARRY CAMPBELL: At Datek we are always looking for ways to even the playing field for individual investors, and rebating payments for order flow is just one more of those ways. Your account has been credited $66.37 as a rebate for your option orders filled during May. Our goal is to direct orders to the market center offering the best possible execution price, without consideration of order flow payments. When our system directs your order to a market center that pays for order flow, we credit your account with a rebate. If you have any questions, e-mail us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at support@datek.com or call us, weekdays 8 AM - midnight and weekends 9 AM - 7 PM Eastern Standard Time at 1-800-U2DATEK. Please call 1-201-761-7500 if you are calling from outside of the United States. Sincerely,
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A: "Datek Online Rebate Credit"
IN: Hey, What's going on? I've had a fabulous day...at least it hasn't been boring. Anything interesting in your world? It's the first night and I already want to skip my GMAT class. I may come visit you before I go to my class. I don't want to hang around down here until 6. That is if you aren't too busy today. Talk to ya later, Robin

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Mary: I am going to return this file to Stephanie since credit is still deciding how to proceed given their extensive comments. Could you please reassign this to someone in the group once it gets going again? Thanks.

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OUT: Casco
QUESTION: Hello Mr. Lay, I want to thank you for returning my call yesterday afternoon in regards to my message and providing me an update to the retention policy. Considering your extremely busy schedule, your call and message demonstrates your continued commitment to the Enron employees, and I truly appreciate it. I do feel I should apologize to you for contacting you at home, my fianc? seemed I should have contacted you at work, and as I am starting to realize she is right in most respects. Thank you once again,
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IN: Hi Jay: I can only begin to imagine how stressed things must be for you right now. Jerril and I have our fingers crossed that things work out OK for you during the transition. Hopefully, the people at Dynegy will recognize what a smart, honest and harworking guy you are and reward you appropriately. If you ever want to vent, let me know. Sometimes big sisters aren't always bossy and can even be helpful. Love,

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howdy from Tyler