Here are the basic elements of the hub concept. NCL, Inc. at www.nationalcharityleague.org will be the umbrella site. Each chapter that participates will have a web site under this umbrella. The name will be www.nationalcharityleague/chaptername.org . The chapters will be given a choice of 4 templates that will allow them to pick colors and graphics that they like. Each chapter site will contain: 1. A front page: a brief section about their chapter that can be reached by anyone searching for National Charity League. This will be the only public area. 2. A password entry area that will be based on the chapter database or list of members that they want to have access to their site. The password entry area will have an area that members can update their information (change of address, e-mail, etc.). 3. The password protected area will include: a. A member listing with address, phone numbers, etc. b. Philanthropies and schedules for activities c. Calendar d. Meeting Schedule (Patroness and Ticktocker) e. Newsletters f. Bylaws (searchable by keyword) g. Ticktocker Procedures (searchable by keyword) h. Standing Rules (searchable by keyword) i. Hours (this will be a database collection area that each chapter member will be allowed to submit hours through. The hours chair(s) will be able to ask for and get a report of all hours submitted. The individual members will also be able to get a summary of their hours as well. j. And finally, a chat area for chapter members. The cost: A one-time site set-up fee of approximately $500 (this could be slightly more due to the uncertainty of additional information that chapters may want on their site) and a $69.95 per month web hosting fee. I will train the chapter designated person on how to load their information onto the web area via a manual that I will prepare and at convention and phone calls. Our service provider will handle technical support for non-NCL content related problems. Once the templates are designed and tested, chapter sites could be ready for uploading within 2 weeks. The template design and testing will be done over the next several months if there is sufficient commitment from chapters. I'll pick a date of January 1, 2002 for chapter sites to be ready. It could be sooner but I have to make sure that there are enough chapters interested before committing my time to this project. I can't think of anything else on this subject. NCL, Inc. Secure Area Each President will be given a set of user names and passwords for her Board of Directors. If they are not available for your meeting, I will send them to each Board President via mail as soon as they are available. I am meeting with our hosting company next week and we will generate the ids and passwords then. The NCL, Inc. Secure area will have a directory, the National Reference Manual, NELLIE, Standard Form Bylaws and Ticktocker Procedures, a Calendar with meeting places and phone numbers, information on the chapters (including some names and numbers) and a variety of forms. There may be other things as the need arises. Target date: November 1, 2001. maryt@houston.rr.com
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Mr. Geoffrey Pack; Per Sarah Heineman's earlier discussion with you, Enron North America Corp. ("ENA") will shortly email to you the ISDA Schedule and Paragraph 13. We do not have ISDA boilerplate in word format and assume that you have such documents. If not, please let us know. We received internal credit information in mid-January. Unfortunately, the derivatives legal group at ENA has been short staffed until very recently so we apologize for the delay in submitting draft documentation to you. We did email the Enron Corp. form of guaranty to Michael Midden on 2/16/01. We are currently working with Jay Williams (credit) to respond to any credit issues and John Suttle has transferred to our Australia office. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
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Here is an email: You lie like a dog. What an affront to say, "MY family lost a lot of money this year too." That's what you said at the Oct. 16 all-empoyee meeting. How disgusting. I am sure you have trouble finding health coverage. Can't keep up your jet-setting lifestyle anymore? Sure you can, you idiot! Cheers! See you in court.
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Q: Good Morning, We wanted to send out some clarification, minor changes, and to thank you again for your participation in the UBS Warburg Energy Pilot Migration, your feedback will greatly assist us in making the transition to the new environment as effective as possible. Unfortunately we are still awaiting information from our Corporate Legal staff regarding legally acceptable and appropriate procedures for moving data between the Estate (i.e. current Enron) data shares and UBS Warburg Energy data shares. For this reason you are not authorized to copy any data from your Estate data shares (your Z:\ drive) following your migration until the formal communication from Legal has been communicated and a procedure for this has been provided. Until the formal procedure has been received from Legal and distributed to users, the O:\Estate\O drive, O:\Estate\M drive, P:\Estate\P drive (Portland users) and P:\Estate\I drive (Calgary users) data will not be available to migrated users. We do expect this policy to be in place some time day or this weekend, which will alleviate these restrictions. Please be aware that we may be advised to delete any data present on your new H:\ drives after the formal notification from Legal has been distributed. We greatly apologize for the lack of forewarning regarding this information and apologize for any inconvenience caused. Please contact 3-1411 if any of this information is unclear. Thank you for your continued participation in the Migration effort.
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IN: I believe you did a fixed priced deal with Craig Taylor. The price is $3.06. Could you get me the meter numbers? This is what I have so far

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Jeff, My colleague Joel Schwartz and I are looking for a concise summary of the typical siting/permitting process for a plant in California, including steps in the process, number of agencies, and average length. Any ideas? Thanks again for your great remarks last Friday; I really appreciated them. Regards, Lynne

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Question about CA permitting process