Here is an email: On November 7, SVMG offered a "Negotiating Skills Workshop" to a sold-out group of participants. The feedback from all 20 Member Company participants has been fantastic. In light of the strong demand for the course, and the outstanding response from those who participated, we will offer this class again on April 17, 2002, for another 20 Member Company representatives. Like the first course, I expect this to book up quickly, and encourage you to secure the date on your calendar and RSVP as soon as possible. Joe Crowley, one of the best Negotiating Skills teachers in the Country, will once again serve as our instructor. Please come and enhance your Negotiating Skills through this one-day, hands-on, workshop. The full-day workship includes one-on-one and small-group exercises, and key negotiations techniques and practices, in an interactive setting. The cost for the day is only $250 per person, and includes a continental breakfast and light lunch. Again, we are limited to the first 20 participants in order to keep the course interactive. I am also pleased to announce that Compaq has graciously offered to host the April 17 conference. Many thanks to Shawna Holmes for serving as our sponsor! The course will run from 8am until 5pm. Please RSVP by simply responding to this e-mail, or by calling the SVMG Offices at 408-501-7864. Sincerely,
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A: Negotiating Skills - Second Class
Q: Peter, We revised the incumbency certificates for our U.S. master swap agreements to include the authority of the officer as well as the officer's incumbency. I made the same changes to the Canadian form, but don't want to make any final changes to the Canadian form without your approval. When you get a minute can you take a look at it and see if the change meets with your approval. Nella, I am enclosing the current form of certificate as well as the revised one (which is #1 documents below). Can you print them out for Peter. Thanks!
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IN: Lynn Burke with the CDC's needs to release some CGAS and CGLF capacity to CES/New Power for August 2000-July 2001. She wants to know who she should release the capacity to for August. ??? ?

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OUT: Capacity for Aug
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This is to advise you that we have canceled next Monday's (May 21) 9:15AM ETS Staff Meeting and will resume the following week on Tuesday (May 29) from 9:30 to 11:00AM in 49C2. NOTE: Next week, in the absence of our staff meeting, Stan would like you to send him (via electronic mail) brief, updated bullet points. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks,

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OUT: ETS Staff Meeting Schedule Changes for the Remainder of May
QUESTION: Matt, You are being contacted on behalf of your business unit, CAO and the iPayit Team. Our records indicate that you have one or more outstanding invoices in your iPayIt inbox waiting to be processed. Please log into iPayit and address these outstanding invoices as soon as possible. Here are some FAQ's that might help you through the process: Q: What if the invoice is already paid? A: Log into iPayit and Reject the invoice. In the comment section, please state that the invoice needs to be deleted because it has already been paid. Q: What if the invoice does not belong to me? A: If you know who it belongs to, log into iPayit and Forward the invoice to the proper individual who is responsible for coding and approving the invoice. If you don't know who the invoice belongs to, log into iPayit and Reject the invoice. In the comment section, state that the invoice was routed to the wrong person. Q: What if I am waiting on some information on the invoice (such as proper coding) and the invoice is truly pending? A: In iPayit, a Hold button was added to put an invoice on hold if an invoice was being worked on. If you still have any issues or questions with iPayit, please contact me. Thank you,
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ANS: ATTN: Outstanding invoice in your iPayit inbox
IN: Hi, I am looking for a quant position within finance. I have 6 months job experience as a risk analyst at Bear Stearns. I was responsible for the Tokyo equity derivatives desk. I have a PhD in theoretical Physics. My PhD/postdoc research involved numerical methods for PDEs and adaptation of Monte-Carlo Simulated Annealing to various problems. I include my CV. Please let me know if you are interested! Best wishes,

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JOBHUNT: risk analyst at Bear-PhD theoretical Physics