>This week's new lesson is found at:

>http://udel.edu/~38555/lesson2.html

>Prof. S. Stiner

Hata wrote everything with ">" in front. Thank you for your second

message, Hata.

> Subject: The second message

> Date: 22 May 98 15:41:26

> Dear Dr. M. Susan Stiner,

> Tank you for your message.

Thank you for your message.

> I use Netscape Navigator internet browser.

I use Microsoft Word95 for English and Japanese documents.

> I play fowerd position.

I am a forward.

>I'm not on a regular team,but this is my object.

but this is my goal.

> I was surprised near the Philadelphia.

I was surprised to learn you live near Philadelphia.

>I know the Philadelphia 76-ers.

> I'm sorry,Dr. M Susan Stiner,I don't know Tim Thomas.

I'm sorry, Dr. Stiner, I don't know Tim Thomas.

> I know Allen Iverson and "Dr. J".

> I will see careful Tim Thomas in the next time.

I will look for Tim Thomas the next time.

I don't know Tim Thomas, either. That means, I have never met him in

person. However, I expect that he does not get much time to play in a

game. He is a new guy. The coach will use the older guys more. I am

not surprised that you have never heard of Tim Thomas.

Hata, I already sent you a message that told you where to find the new

lesson for this week. It is on a web page at the University of

Delaware. This is the site:

http://udel.edu/~38555/lesson2.html

This is Memorial Day weekend. Please see the plain text attachment for

more about Memorial Day.

> Sincerely,

> Hata

Memorial Day

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tells something about Memorial Day. I like this site because the music in the background is a group of patriotic songs. You do not need to read this page.

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It has some excellent pictures.

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