This is the content of an email: Hey Ashley, Just thought I'd drop you a line to let you know that I will be in London this Friday through next Tuesday. I'm visiting a friend of mine who is attending Sotheby's graduate program. I know it's short notice, but I would love to see you at some point while I'm over there. If you get a chance email me back and let me know if you're free any of those days and how I can get a hold of you while I'm over there. Hope all is well. Susan

Subject: I'm coming to London

This is the content of an email: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY NATIONAL EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION CENTER World Data Center for Seismology, Denver Reply to: sedas@neis.cr.usgs.gov or neic@usgs.gov The following is a release by the United States Geological Survey, National Earthquake Information Center: A light earthquake occurred about 10 miles east-northeast of Olympia, Washington at 9:13 AM MDT today, Jul 22, 2001 (8:13 AM PDT in Washington). A PRELIMINARY MAGNITUDE OF 4.3 WAS COMPUTED FOR THIS EARTHQUAKE. The magnitude and location may be revised when additional data and further analysis results are available. The earthquake was felt in the Seattle-Tacoma-Olympia area. There have been no reports of damage. The location and magnitude for this earthquake were furnished by the Geophysics Program, University of Washington, Seattle. EDIS-07-22-01 0918 PDT

Subject: [EDIS] EQ MAG 4 3 WASHINGTON [News: Statewide]

This is the content of an email: MARKET NOTICE December 5, 2001 CAISO Antivirus Program ISO Market Participants: As you know, yesterday (December 4, 2001) hundreds of thousands of e-mail users were hit by the "Goner" worm virus. Unfortunately, e-mail messages from the ISO inadvertently spread this virus to many of your work stations. The ISO is very concerned that it not spread such viruses either within the CAISO or to the ISO's Market Participants. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. Several Market Participants have asked about the ISO's procedures for protecting against and responding to computer virus attacks. We would like to update you on our procedures that allow the ISO to detect a virus, isolate it quickly, implement countermeasures until the antivirus upgrade is available and clean and restore our systems (servers and PCs). The California ISO sends and receives thousands of electronic messages every day because of who we are and what we do. During the normal course of business, the majority of these messages contain attachments exchanging and providing information. One method used by malicious programs (Viruses, Worms, and Trojan-Horses) to spread is by electronic mail. It is the attachment that carries the malicious program, not the email itself. So, when a user opens an infected executable file, the malicious program is activated and initiates what it is programmed to do. Examples of executable files that may be infected include, but not limited to, Word documents (.doc), Excel spreadsheets (.xls), or Visual Basic files (.vbs). CAISO's Antivirus Program uses a three-tiered approach where scanning (detect, clean or delete) is performed on email messages with attachments at the Gateway Servers, the Mail Servers, and Users' PCs and Laptops. All incoming and outgoing email with attachments are scanned for all known viruses. That is a key element of an antivirus program. New viruses or new strains of computer viruses, worms, and Trojan-Horses are discovered at an alarming rate. Antivirus manufacturers try to keep up with the new discoveries and try to be the first to market with the updates. There are over 50,000 known active viruses circulating the Internet today. On December 4, CAISO experienced a malicious program--Goner Worm--attack

Subject: CAISO Notice - CAISO Antivirus Program

This is the content of an email: PRC TIME IS HERE!! There has been a very significant and positive change in the PRC Process! Your employee profile will now be viewed during PRC Meetings where you are represented. Therefore, it is very important that you update your information in the eHRonline system before May 25, 2001. Instructions on updating info. in eHRonline: To get into the eHRonline system pull up the Enron Home Page and click on eHRonline.enron.com. Your user name is your P# (i.e. P########) and your pass word is your designated eHRonline pass word (if you don't know this call 5-4727). Once in eHRonline click on Profile Information and update the areas that are incorrect. If you have questions please call me @ 3-6019. Please forward this message to anyone who was not included in the distribution.
Subject: eHRonline profile