Here is an email: Thank you for making your travel plans with Travelocity.com. We have issued your ticket for the following reservation. We suggest that you save this notification for reference should you need to contact us concerning your tickets. TRIP ID:718790826665 The Federal Aviation Administration now requires that you have a photo ID and a printed passenger receipt or paper ticket for travel. Your electronic ticket receipt is available online. To access your receipt: * Go to Travelocity at www.travelocity.com * Click My Stuff * Log in to your account * Select your trip * Click the "view/print receipt" button * Print this receipt and take it with you to the airport If you do not have your electronic ticket receipt, you will be directed to the ticket counter for check-in. Plan to arrive at the airport at least 2 hours prior to departure. The following increases in security measures should also be expected: * No Curbside check-in for baggage * No parking or waiting at curbs * Only ticketed passengers will be allowed past security checkpoints * All carry-on baggage will be subject to search * No knives of any kind will be allowed on airplanes If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us via email at memberservices@travelocity.com ; be sure to reference your Trip ID. We will respond to your email within 24 hours. Alternately, you may call Travelocity.com Customer Service at 888-709-5983 with your Trip ID available. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We strongly recommend that you check your reservations in "My Stuff" on Travelocity.com within 48 hours of departure for any last-minute changes. You should also reconfirm your flights by calling the airline at least 24 hours prior to travel (48 hours for international flights). Thank you again for your business.
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A: Travelocity.com TICKETING CONFIRMATION
Q: > Dear Jeff : > > I would personally like to invite you to this year's Compaq Classic in New > Orleans, May 2-6. > The Pro-Am is played at the famous English Turn course on Wednesday, May 2 > and already > we have a commitment that Jack Nicklaus will be there, along with many of > our customer > and partner CEO's. I simply wanted to drop you a quick note, but you will > receive a separate > electronic invitation very soon. I know we haven't had a chance to get > together, but I hope we can make arrangements to meet very soon.
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IN: Sovereign Bond Spreads: =20 Significant New Issuance - Commentary: ?=09The emerging markets started the week on an extremely quiet note as inv= estors awaited more news from Argentina, in particular, on possible IMF sup= port for the country. The situation started to improve on Tuesday night aft= er Domingo Cavallo's speech intended to support domestic confidence, in whi= ch he reiterated that the Argentine government would not default on its deb= t payments. He also announced some special measures designed to reduce the = government's debt burden, such as an acceptance of bonds as payment for pas= t-due taxes and bond coupons for future tax liabilities. This announcement,= together with positive clues from the IMF about the possibility of a US$6.= 9bn disbursement to Argentina, helped the market to rally around 2.5 points= . However, the continued fall of international reserves and private sector = deposits, evidenced by the latest data release, did not contribute to reviv= e investor confidence and pulled the market down by around 1 point. In Turk= ey, the week was fairly busy with prices rising on the back of the successf= ul T-Bill auction and as a result of a technical short squeeze. Real money = accounts and local banks were active buyers of Turkish bonds helping the Tu= rkey 2030 benchmark to break through an important resistance level of 80. R= ussian market activity picked up on the positive news from Argentina, but t= he rally was not sustained and Russian bonds closed almost unchanged on the= week. Central and Eastern European assets had a positive week gaining arou= nd 0.25-0.50 points in price. Overall, the general sentiment in the emergin= g debt markets has improved but is still very much subject to stabilisation= in Argentina. The EMBI+ Index tightened around 20 bps on the week to at +8= 96 bps level on Friday. ?=09The United Mexican States (Baa3/BB+) placed a US$1.5 bn 8.30% issue due= 08/2031 on Monday. The bond was priced at a spread of +335 bps over Treasu= ries. The fact that a Latin American issuer was able to successfully place = such a large transaction is a good sign that the impact of the Argentine cr= isis is limited and has not shut down the primary market for borrowers. ?=09The Republic of Latvia's (Baa2/BBB) credit rating outlook was raised by= Standard & Poors from "Stable" to "Positive" reflecting an improved spendi= ng control and better perspective for GDP growth.

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OUT: Sovereign Bond Spreads, 10 August 2001
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Mr. Lay, I just want to thank you for all that you have done and all you will be doing to bring back Enron's reputation on the market. We have been through these times before, and we will come back with your leadership. You have my commitment. Judy Knepshield Accounting Director

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OUT: Thank You
QUESTION: Michelle, This is still work in progress. The real work will be articulating the workforce data. Please give me any feedback you may have at this point. I will send more in the am. Thanks for your help.
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ANS: Management Committee Presentation Draft
IN: Here's the latest version. It looks ok to me. The most substantive aspect of it is that Calumet Power (or its affiliate) could end up the indemnity obligations under the agreement. (in other words, an entity without a lot of money to fund indemnity obligations) In my opinion this isn't important in the context of the option. Unless someone objects, I'll tell PERC that Enron is ready to go with the assignment. Kay

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Option Agreement