Here is an email: I offered you my 1 and 3 for your 1 and 4. I can throw in my 5 for your 6. Let me know. Eric
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A: Trade
Q: I thought you'd appreciate this email from my brother. It's the best family email I've gotten lately. I'm such a great sister...I bought the present, wrapped the present (or at least watched while the clerk wrapped it), and delivered it to my mom for her birthday, and I was nice enough to put my brother's name on the gift. RR
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A: Mom's b-day
IN: Happy New Year! NESA is kicking off our 2002 calendar of events with a mixer on Thursday, January 31 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. downtown at the Boaka Bar! The Boaka Bar is located at 1010 Prairie, right next to the Mercury Room. Make plans now to join us - there's no cover and your first drink is FREE! Take this opportunity to renew your dues, and encourage your colleagues to join as well! Everyone who sponsors new members between today and January 31 will be entered into a special drawing for HOUSTON TEXAN tickets (must be present to win!) You can bring those new members with you and they can register at Boaka Bar, so mark your calendar for Thursday, January 31 and meet us downtown! You can RSVP to this email just to let us know you're coming and include the name of your guest if you're bringing one!

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OUT: MEMBERSHIP MIXER - JANUARY 31, 2002!
IN: This is an email
Hi Sara, I believe we still have an interest in using an Enron form as a go by for the Enron/Peoples activities. If you can give me what you are comfortable with, I will make sure it is transmitted with the appropriate caveats, confidentiality restrictions, etc. Thanks,

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OUT: ISDA for Peoples/Enron activities
QUESTION: CAMPUS MAILROOMS CLOSED FOR CLEANING Officials Continue Precautionary Measures to Ensure Campus Safety D.C. Department of Health Director Dr. Ivan Walks today confirmed that one (1) of a total of 54 environmental samples from Howard University's Main Mailroom on the ground floor of the Administration Building tested positive for evidence of Anthrax spores. Howard University officials immediately closed the site and, after contacting CDC (D.C.) Team Leader John Brooks, have already initiated the clean-up process, which is expected to be completed within the next 12 hours. The University has hired IT Corp., the same company contracted to clean the Brentwood (U.S.) Postal Station in Washington, D.C., to clean the mailroom. In resolving the situation, the University also contacted the FBI, CDC and the EPA and has affirmed that the measures being exacted at Howard are in line with established, recommended protocols. In maintaining its proactive stance, the University hired a CDC-approved contractor, Nichols Environmental Associates, which began testing the mailrooms on Nov. 8. As a precautionary measure, mailrooms in Carver, Slowe, Meridian, Howard Plaza Towers, and the schools of Divinity and Law will be closed until testing has been completed. Each of these sites receives mail directly from the Brentwood facility, including Howard University Hospital's mailroom which will be tested on Tuesday, Nov. 13. Results from the tests are expected within the next 72 hours. All employees of these mailrooms have been notified about the clean-up process and each will report to the University's Employee Health Center at Howard University Hospital on the morning of Nov. 13 for additional, precautionary evaluation as well as instructions for reporting to alternative work sites. As a precautionary measure, the University had already placed more than 300 mail-handling employees on prophylactic medications in line with D.C. Department of Health and CDC protocols, beginning the week of Oct 21. Of the individuals identified, none have shown signs of illness from the Anthrax bacteria. Incoming mail will be stored at a secured campus site until completion of work at the main campus mailroom. As stated previously, employees with medical inquiries or health concerns are encouraged to contact their personal or family physicians. Students with medical inquiries or health concerns are encouraged to contact their family physician or the Student Health Center. # # #
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ANS: Safety Advisory: Campus Mailrooms Closed for Cleaning (11/12/01)
IN: Dear Ken : I'm pleased to send you the inaugural issue of RFF Developments, an e-newsletter designed to keep you informed of current activities at Resources for the Future (RFF). Since we've communicated via e-mail in the past, I've taken the liberty of including you on this listserv. However, I understand how e-mail can become overwhelming -- if you'd like to be

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OUT:
November 2001 e-newsletter