All - It is with no surprise (I've only known I was leaving for 6 months now!) and yet still with a heavy heart that I wish you all farewell and the best for the future. I am in my last week here at the Lazy E and I am getting around the part that I dreaded the most - goodbyes. I have and will be sending notes to most of the people I have worked with over the past 3 1/2 years (whether they like it or not), but you are the folks I have learned the most from and will miss the most painfully. It's hard to believe the roller coaster we have been on - both the ups and downs - and I don't think it would have been as manageable, tolerable, or fun without you. I really have had more fun in this job than I could ever have imagined coming in. Everyone has been a great friend and mentor, and I will always appreciate the time you have spent with me, indulged my questions, put up with my wandering attentions, and made sure I got home safely in a clean cab... Unfortunately I am sure there will probably be more "good bye" emails to come your way over the next few weeks, so I'll keep this brief and close for now. But I hope for the absolute best for all of you and your families, and do not underestimate the impact you have had on me or the high esteem I hold you in. Best regards, Scott Our home info (in case anyone wants to play "six degrees of Kevin Bacon," debate the witticisms of Dorothy Parker and Redd Foxx, or just keep in touch)
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When: Thursday, October 25, 2001 2:00 PM-3:00 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada). Where: EB 13th floor *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Kim, Are you available tomorrow afternoon? My apology for not calling you back earlier today. Also, attached below are new marketing materials for EAMR that you may find interesting. They are still in draft form, however, are nearing completion. Sarabeth, 55023
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Here is an email: Mark, I have forwarded the invoice to the appropriate person who is handling the pre/post bankruptcy payments - I have not heard back from him yet. He may have or will contact you directly. Thanks,
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Q: Hi Sophie, I like the sound of the Trifle described in your email to Mark. I will have extra Sherry on mine. How is it going? I had a great time at the party in Austin and hanging with you at the Brown Bar. I am not sure what I was thinking toward the end of the evening by mixing Tequila and Cranberry, but I guess you have to get creative when the circumstances require. I was moving a little slow the next day and drive back to Houston wasn't quite as pleasant. Did you have a good weekend? I didn't do anything real exciting for the weekend before Halloween. Went to a concert that had 4 bands. One of them is a band from Austin called Vallejo. Heard of them? Now tell me the truth. Do you really like Yorkshire Pudding? Drop me a line when you get a chance. Gerald
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IN: Dear Ken, In view of a very important decision that has to be taken in the next days concerning our Annual Meeting 2002, I would appreciate to have an opportunity to get your personal advice. I would be grateful if you could call me as soon as possible at the following numbers: Friday 2 November: during the day - until 5:00 pm Geneva time office direct number (41-22) 869-1261 or (41-22) 869-1279 (Maryse Zwick) in the evening, home number (41-22) 752-4722 I can also be reached on my mobile: (41-79) 200-9475 Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 November: at home: number (41-22) 752-4722. or mobile number: (41-79) 200-9475 Should you not be able to call me, then I will send you a short memorandum about the situation on Monday. I look forward to talking to you soon. Best regards,

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The following reports have been waiting for your approval for more than 4 days. Please review. Owner: Karen K Heathman Report Name: Brad Larson Days In Mgr. Queue: 4

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Expense Reports Awaiting Your Approval