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Unit 5 Net Changes Life (1) Part I Warming up A. Key words: email message addresses Queen Elizabeth II Jimmy Carter email accounts hoax Vocabulary: crash coordinate account hoax Maine Tapescript： Great Dates in Email History October 1969 Leonard Kleinrock, a UCLA computer science professor, sends the first email message to a colleague at Stanford. The computer promptly crashes. March 1972 Ray Tomlinson, author of the first email software, chooses the @ for addresses: I got there first, so I got to choose any punctuation I wanted. February 1976 Queen Elizabeth II becomes the first head of State to send an email message. Fall 1976 Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale use email every day during their campaign to coordinate their travel schedules. A single message costs US $ 4 to send. September 1983 Colby College in Waterville, Maine, becomes one of the first institutions of higher education to assign email accounts to all its students. December 1994 A widely circulated email hoax appears, warning that reading an email entitled Good Times will erase your hard drive and destroy your processor. December 1998 In the movie Youve Got Mail, a celebration of email romance, Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks recreate The Shop Around the Corner online. The original movie, The Shop Around the Corner, was shown in 1937. B. Key words: Information superhighway shorthand abbreviations Vocabulary: techie zoom decode standby make the rounds listen to a short talk about the abbreviations used on the Internet. What do these abbreviations mean? Write down the full meaning. AISI IMHO FWIW CMIIW AAMOF BION FYI MYOB SOP TAFN BCNU as I see it in my humble opinion for what it is worth correct me if I’m wrong as a matter of fact believe it or not for your information’ mind your own business standard operating procedure that’s all for now be seein’ you Tapescript: One feature of the information superhighway is that the traffic travels fast, and techies use their own special shorthand to keep m