> From: cherrie tinkler > > Hi: > I am a science teacher at an elementary school in Los > Angeles, > California. A few of my sixth grade students are working > on a project > for our 2002 Science > fair to be held May 8-9, 2002. We are trying to see > where, and how fast > e-mail can travel in a period of six weeks. > > We are keeping track of how many e-mails we get back, and > what cities, > states, and countries they are coming from. We are hoping > that you will > be willing to > help us with our project! > > There are only 2 simple steps that will help us to track > this email: > > 1. Please send an e-mail to the following address: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > In the subject of the e-mail please include your > city, state, and > country. > You do not need to include your name. > Please respond only one time. > > 2. Please forward this e-mail to everyone on your > mailing list. We > will be keeping track of the number of responses, as well > as the > locations. Therefore, send them even to people in the > same town. > > In our science project, we are trying to demonstrate how > fast and how > far information can travel on the Internet in a six week > period. > > If you receive this e-mail after May 1, 2002, please > disregard it, since > the project will be over. > > Thank you VERY much for your help!
========================== Dave Robison
