QUESTION: Attached is an article from Reuters. It illustrates the true vulnerability of our information if left unprotected, and demonstrates how one attack can cause a variety of different issues. Please recognize possible exposures you face on your personal home computer. Ensure that you are taking precautions. The following are some common sense rules you can follow: ? Use an anti-virus program such as Symantec's Norton Anti Virus (NAV) or McAfee's VirusScan and update virus data files regularly. ? Use Windows Update regularly. Microsoft offers updates to its software that fix security issues on your computer's operating system. ? Consider a firewall program such as Netice's Black Ice or Zone Lab's Zone Alarm. These offer protection from people doing online probing of your equipment while you're on the internet. Remember, "An ounce of protection is worth a pound of cure". Nothing can guarantee one hundred percent protection but this will get you headed in the right direction. Please feel free to give me a call if you have any questions or concerns.
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ANS: Common Sense for your Personal Home Computer

QUESTION: Below are the EPMI proposed bid/offer spreads for EES. These are very aggressive markets given the liquidity issues and regulatory uncertainty that still exist in the Eastern Interconnect. There are no other counterparties in the market that will consistently make the proposed 2-ways.
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ANS: EES Bid/Offer Spread, updated 01/17/01

QUESTION: Michelle and Cynthia, I really need to track down each and every pension plan and multiemployer pension plan to which the company contributes or for which the company may have liability. Can either of you direct me to the appropriate person(s) who would be able to provide such information? Thanks, Drew Clark
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Pension Questions