Here is an email: IMPORTANT MESSAGE! PLEASE READ! FILENET SYSTEM OUTAGE JANUARY 31, 2002 The FileNet Envision System will be down Thursday, January 31st beginning at 5:00 p.m. It is necessary to take the system down for Hardware repair. The good news is that it will be back up on Friday, February 1st at 7:00 a.m. On Saturday, February 2nd the FileNet Envision System will not be available for use until 9:00 a.m. On Saturday, we will update the database between 6 am and 9am. Users will not be able to access the Envision System during both these outages. I would like to thank you for your patience as we work through these outage. If you have any questions or concerns about this outage, please feel free to call the Help Desk @ 713-853-1555 Option #1 Envision/Encompass Support Team Document Mgmt and Process Automation 713/853-1555 Opt 1
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Q: We received performance figures from our DBA for the new server. The numbers indicate processes on the server were outstripping physical RAM memory -- which can cause the server to slow down. In answer to
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IN: Anthony, We have Confidentiality provisions in many of our swap agreements that prohibit us from providing copies of our master swap agreements to other parties, including, other Enron affiliates. All requests by non-Enron North America employees for copies of swap master agreements should be forwarded to the paralegals in the Swap Group to determine if the agreement will allow us to provide copies to such affiliate, or whether we would need counterparty approval to do so. With respect to the agreements listed below, I will take a look at those and let you know whether they present any problem. Andrew Wells 11/30/2000 03:00 PM To: Anthony Campos/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: European Contract Management, Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT Subject: Our telecon re: ISDAs Thanks for your help just now Anthony. Please may we have access to the Financial Trading Database, as suggested. (Cheers Tana !!) For now, those needing access will be Matthew Allan, Stephen Furter, John Costa, Damian Faulkner and Andrew Wells. As to the specific ISDAs mentioned in our telecon, please may we have copies of 96030717 (ECTRL), 96031248 (Moravske Naftove), 96031232 (Risk Management & Trading Corp), 96016930 (State Street Bank) and 96030725 (Elf Trading SA). Many thanks again,

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I would like to have the dollars subdivided into pools for each of my direct reports with about 10% of my pool reserved for my use. Can you help me with this? I also understand that we are doing a handoff from Ben to Shanna for my support point, therefore I am sending this to both of you. For Ben: Where are we on the job description I sent

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QUESTION: This past weekend was the MS 150 bike tour from Houston to Austin. This was my third year riding in the event, and it keeps getting better every year. We started out bright and early on Saturday morning with some 9,500 other riders eager to make the 175 mile trip to Austin. Team Enron was first out of the gate again this year. The course was more congested than last year because of the huge increase in ridership. The event has been growing 20 percent each year. The crowd started to thin out after about 15 miles, and it was smooth sailing until lunch in Bellville. After a quick sandwich, I was on my way again to LaGrange. There were a few more hills this year than last, and the wind started to pick up towards the end. Visions of a cold Miller Lite and a relaxing message inspired me onward. I arrived in LaGrange about 1:15, plenty of time to shower and relax in the tent before Enron's famous barbecue dinner. The next morning, we awoke bright and early to the call to the MS Society's pancake breakfast. Getting up at 5am and back on your bike after having ridden 100 miles the previous day was no fun task, but everything was fine after about 10 miles. Sunday morning was fairly uneventful until the infamous Bastrop State Park with its killer hills. After the park was lunch, then the homestretch to Austin. This year we had a nice tailwind to help us along. Last year, with the support of people like you, the Texas MS society raised over $3.5 million for multiple sclerosis research. This year, we will certainly break through that goal. Each of us probably know at least one person touched by this terrible disease, and this money goes a long way towards finding a cure. If I haven't already collected your pledge, I'd appreciate it if you'd drop it by. For those of you not on 45, I'll stop by your floor sometime next week. Thank you for your support! Brian
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IN: This is an excerpt from an internal Weather Channel (Landmark Communications) newsletter..... BLIZZARDS PRODUCE HIGH RATINGS FOR WEATHER CHANNEL, RECORD PAGE VIEWS More people turned to The Weather Channel instead of their local TV affiliates to get news about this week's blizzards in Chicago and Detroit, and nearly 25 million viewers - a record - went to weather.com to follow the storms. In a survey by Survey USA, 25 percent of TV viewers said they found out about the blizzard from The Weather Channel, compared with 17 percent who watched their local NBC affiliate station, and 12 percent who tuned into a local radio station for news. TWC also was the winner - at 30 percent - with those who said the weather network did the best job of covering the storm. Another 16 percent said their NBC affiliate did the best job, and 13 percent said Chicago and Detroit CBS affiliates were tops. A record number of pageviews - 24.6 million - were recorded at weather.com. TWC produced a 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. rating of 0.751 on Monday, delivering an average of 586,000 households. This performance is well over twice the average December monthly rating to date. Kansas City and St. Louis recorded the highest metered market ratings during the blizzard, followed by Detroit. The Chicago rating also was within the top 10.

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FYI - Weather Channel Ratings