This is the content of an email: Attached, please find the emergency contact information for the RAC group. In the event of an emergecy, please use the list to contact the members of your group. It will be updated on a monthly basis and distributed by the 10th day of each month. Please keep this list at your home until the next update is received. Thank you

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This is the content of an email: The technical difficulties with the SAP Security email box have been resolved. You may once again follow the normal submission process as noted in the instructions for the SAP Security Request Form and the IBuyit eProcurement Request Form. If you submitted a request for security during the week of July 16-20 and have NOT received a notification of it's receipt, please resubmit the form. We can not be certain that all mail directed to the box during this period was actually received. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused you.

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This is the content of an email: Dear Theresa, With the holiday approaching many of you are looking forward to a few days off and to spending time with family and friends. If you have been holding off on making your holiday travel plans, you might be interested in the holiday air fare deals that are still available. Wherever your travels take you this Thanksgiving - across town or across the country - We wish you a very happy holiday! Featured This Week - Save up to $75 on Airline Tickets! - Great Holiday Fares! - Keep America Traveling! Air - JetBlue Offers Great Fares! Cruises - Sail to Magnificent Mexico from $199! - 5-Night Caribbean Cruises from $299! - Cruise the Caribbean and $100 Cash! - Princess' Caribbean Getaways from $499! Vacations - Mexico - Savings up to 53%! - Vegas - 2 Nights from $30 per Person! - Save up to 50% on Caribbean Vacations! - Earn 25,000 Bonus Miles While You Ski! Hotels - It's the Best Time to Visit Las Vegas! - Exclusive Offer for Travelocity Members Only! Cars - Get 10% Off Rentals with Thrifty! Exclusive Offers - Win a Trip for 4 to Mexico! - Free Companion Ticket to Asia! Special Offers - Travel To Hawaii This Fall! - Still Need to Make Thanksgiving Plans?

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This is the content of an email: TheMarket for Lemons and the Price of Dishonesty=20 The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics was awarded thisyear to three economi= sts: George Akerlof, Joseph Stiglitz and Michael Spence,who made significan= t contributions to modeling markets with information asymmetry.In many case= s in a given market sellers or buyers may have exclusiveinformation that is= not available to the counter party. The best-known examplecomes from the [= paper by Akerlof, The Market for "Lemons": QualityUncertainty and the Marke= t Mechanism, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 84,(1970), pages 488-500. =20 An owner of a used car can form a good idea of the qualityof his vehicle. H= e has much better information if his car is a lemon. As bothgood and bad us= ed car have to sell at the same price - it is impossible for anaverage buye= r to distinguish between good and bad merchandise - they sellers ofgood use= d cars are driven out of the market. Most traded used cars will belemons. O= f course, there are ways to mitigate the problem: an owner of a goodused ca= r may send signal to the buyer by offering him a guarantee or absorbingthe = cost of inspection.=20 Hiring is a similardecision. As Michael Spence wrote in his paper Job Marke= t Signaling,Quarterly Journal of Economics, 87, (1973), pages 355 - 374, to= hire somebodyis frequently to purchase a lottery ticket. The employer cann= ot directlyobserve the productivity of a potential hire. "What he does obse= rve is aplethora of personal data in the form of observable characteristics= andattributes of the individual, and it is these that must ultimately dete= rminehis assessment of the lottery he is buying." The observable characteri= stics of an individual may be immutable (raceand, generally, sex) but in so= me cases certain attributes are alterable. A candidatecan modify such chara= cteristics as education and job history. Some economistssay, tongue-in-chee= k, that some candidates who attended top schools and spentmany painful hour= s studying useless subjects signal their willingness to dowhatever it takes= to succeed. Another way to send a signal about one's qualityis to find a j= ob with a top firm at the beginning of one's career and tosucceed in this f= irm before moving on. This provides a useful lesson to anybodywho plans to = be in the labor market at some points in his or her life: thereputation of = the current employer is critical to future employmentopportunities and shou= ld be defended at any cost. Honesty, at the end of theday, is an imperative= dictated as much by morality as by one's self interest. =20 - The Market for Lemons and the Price of Dishonesty.doc=20 - The Market for Lemons and the Price of Dishonesty.doc
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