Dear Flowers, I have been attacked more than 200 times by virus-infected emails in the last month. By good luck my hand never accidentally doubleclicked the attachments or otherwise inadvertently opened the deadly messages while I was deleting them. However, some colleagues did accidentally hit the wrong button, and got their computers thoroughly zapped. As a result of their horrible fates I am now ruthlessly delete emails that look the least bit suspicious in the Subject Lines. Long ago, when we lived in Eden, cutesy subject lines or fantasy email names were a "pick-up" and cheered a spirit deadened by the administrative loads we all face. Today, however, those same fun names and humorous Subject lines may conceal a Trojan horse waiting for its chance to destroy our memories. Therefore, please refrain from writing them if you want me to read your messages. I want boring. Steve ************************************************************* ************************************************************* ** Stephen L. Gaffin, Ph.D. ** ** Research Physiologist ** ** U.S. Army Research Institute for Environmental Medicine ** ** Natick MA 01760-5007 ** ** Tel. 508-233-4867 Fax 508-233-4869 ** ** email stephen.gaffin@na.amedd.army.mil ** ************************************************************* *************************************************************
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