QUESTION: Dave just called and was nice enough to inform me that he, also, sat down in the LPS pool. He picked Tennessee. If anyone else discovers an error please let me know. Eldon
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ANS: Picks of the Week--Correction
Hi Mum! Ann and I saw "Mr. Ripley" and I lay awake last night wondering how else the main character could have dealt with his dilemma on the boat! I think I need to go to the movies more often; perhaps it will help me avoid this blurring of film and reality. My tendency is to really get involved when I see them on the big screen! Might be going to San Francisco next week. I'd really like to go. We'll see. Probably I will come to Austin on Saturday but I've not heard from the landscaper yet. I doubt they will be working on the weekend though. Hope you're having pretty weather as we have in Houston today. Love,
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answer: Day after Ripley
Do people compliment you on your eyes? They are striking. I am sure you hear it all the time and hopefully do not tire of the compliments. My profile is cookiemonster8 and I am not allowed to send photos over the match system. They will send the mean police after me. If you trust me with your email address, I can send you some photos that way. Hope you are enjoying the holidays and hope to hear from you! ********************************************************* ADDITIONAL TIPS from Match.com: Our anonymous re-mailer will strip away your real email address, so that it will NOT appear in the 'From:' line. You may also contact this person from their Match.com profile by clicking 'Contact this person' and composing your message directly from the site. However: * Check to ensure that your email address is not in the BODY of your message as we are unable to remove these. * Check to ensure that you REMOVE ANY AUTOMATIC SIGNATURE at the end of your email. And note that you cannot use 'Cc:' or 'Bcc:' if you want your email to remain anonymous. Match.com does not monitor private email between members, nor are we liable for the content of these messages. All members are bound by our Match.com Service Agreement.
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Here is an email: I'm hearing rumblings about the need to perform various preliminary tasks (survey work, etc.). I've given the admonition to avoid incurring hard costs until the financing/accounting treatment has come together. That lead to the question of what is a hard cost. I know construction/equipment obligations are problems, studies generally ok. This leads me to the conclusion that a geotechnical survey would be ok. Am I safe here? Thanks,
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A: VEPCO
Q: Kim, Could you please explain (pretent you are talking to a 4 year old) the details of the following. a) Health care coverage provided by Enron and any costs associated with that coverage including: - Medical - Dental - Vision Is this enough coverage? Is there supplemental coverage available? What is / is not covered? b) Life / Accidental Death and Dismemberment / Disability Insurance - What (if any) is provided coverage? c) What programs concerning retirement saving (company matched savings, pension benefits ect...) will I participate in? - What are these programs? - How do I sign up? d) I am told I should opt out of social security. How does that work? e) What is my vacation allocation? How do unused vacation day work in the US? f) In Canada, we have a "Health Spending Account" of $1000 / year that we can allocate towards eye glasses, health club memberships ect... - Does a similar program exist in the US? g) I will be required to file 2 tax returns (Canada and US) in 2000. Will Enron cover the cost of having those returns prepared? h) Is parking at the Allen Center covered in the offer? If not, could it be? Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you. Chris Dorland
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A: Explanation of Benefits
Here is an email: Public Relations / e-Biz called regarding the Risk Management Policy, and wanted to know if they could address it in e-Biz. Initially I thought no, but perhaps you might want to take this opportunity to highlight other RAC issues of interest to employees. I was thinking - maybe the roll out of the RAC website, 3-D data visualization tool recently profiled in Risk magazine, etc? The contact person is Jeanie Mandelker at x36305 if you'd like to discuss it further. I told her we'd get back to her next week. Cassandra.
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A:
e-Biz on RAC?