---- 转发的邮件 ----- 发件人： " meetings@aaas.org " meetings@aaas.org 收件人： AAAS Meetings meetings@aaas.org 发送日期： 2012年10月16日, 星期二, 上午 3:33 主题: 2013 AAAS Annual Meeting in Boston - Get Involved Dear Colleague: The full program schedule for the 2013 AAAS Annual Meeting in Boston is now online . Browse the details for more than 150 scientific sessions, career development workshops, and plenary and topical speakers. We wanted to alert you and your community of the opportunities to be an integral part of this meeting. Those who participate receive free or deeply discounted registration rates Last Call: Poster Submissions Due 24 October The deadline for submitting abstracts to the General Poster Session and Student Poster Competition is quickly approaching. Submit online now. Judges for the Student Poster Competition We are seeking scientists, engineers, professors, and other professionals to judge the Student Poster Competition. Poster judges receive a deeply discounted meeting registration rate ($110) and have the opportunity to connect with colleagues from across the nation and around the world. Moreover, they help mentor the next generation of scientists and engineers. The judging is broken down into two sessions on Saturday, 16 February (1 p.m.-3 p.m. and 3 p.m.-5 p.m.). To sign up to be a poster judge, please complete the Poster Judge Expertise Form. Student Session Aides Student Session Aides receive free meeting registration and are assigned as volunteers to sessions that are related to their studies or of interest to them. They will have the opportunity to listen to and meet leading scientists, educators, government leaders, and media personalities. Students who volunteer for 16 hours also receive a free year-long subscription to Science . Please let interested students know that Student Session Aide registration is online now. We appreciate you spreading the word to students and colleagues. To learn more about the meeting, visit www.aaas.org/meetings . If you have any questions, please contact us at 202-326-6480 or meetings@aaas.org . Kim Klyberg Meetings Assistant 2013 AAAS Annual Meeting 14-18 February . Boston, MA www.aaas.org/meetings #mailContentContainer .txt {height:auto;}
carbon paper 意为“复写纸” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_paper http://baike.baidu.com/view/118361.htm http://baike.baidu.com/view/2919706.html?fromTaglist 电子邮件抄送 抄送，Carbon Copy，又简称为CC。在网络术语中，抄送就是将邮件同时发送给收信人以外的人，用户所写的邮件抄送一份给别人，对方可以看见该用户的 E-mail 。同收件人地址栏一样，不可以超过1024个字符。一般来说,使用"抄送"服务时,多人抄送的电子邮件地址使用";"分隔。 Blind Carbon Copy ，又称“盲抄送”，和抄送的唯一区别就是它能够让各个收件人无法查看到这封邮件同时还发送给了哪些人。密件抄送是个很实用的功能，假如你一次向成百上千位收件人发送邮件，最好采用密件抄送方式，这样一来可以保护各个收件人的地址不被其他人轻易获得，二来可以使收件人节省下收取大量抄送的 E-mail 地址的时间。 http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/80578266 在个人电脑网路及电子邮件不是那么方便流行的古早时代你可以把一张薄薄的黑色的"复写纸"(英文叫"carbon paper"或"炭纸")夹在两张白纸中间这样你只要在上层的白纸写字或用打字机(typewriter)把字打在这张纸的上面这些字就会经由carbon paper复制到压在它下面的白纸上面(可参考以下图示)这就是"carbon copying " or "carbon copy"的由来简称"cc" cc’ed是个过去式，，就是说 我已经copy他了~ I am cc’ing him on this email so that you can see his updated contact information. 职场应用 在职场中，当需要把文件或信息传达给其他人时，固然要抄送到每位，但别忘了要抄送到主管上级、老板那里，虽然他可能根本没有时间看，但这种“以资证明”的行为不可缺少。尤其是你想表扬你的下属或团队的时候，这种抄送更是比表扬本身还重要。 不要把密件抄送当成法宝来避开那些被抄送的人，如果你不想让别人知道你“送”过谁，那最好根本就别“送”！ 在职场中，善用“抄送”，是职场人士防范风险、邀功诿过、 立于不败之地 重要法宝，抄送可实现功能如下： 1.作秀。芝麻大点的事情也要CC给老板，甚至老板的老板，你看，这件事情是我做成的，我多了不起。 2.转嫁责任。CC给你的邮件，你怎么不好好看，就是让你负责了呀，出了事情就算你的。反正不管我的事。 3.羞辱当事人。对你不满，我一个人骂你还不过瘾，非要全公司的人都知道到底发生了什么，寒碜死你。 4.告状。对你不满，发给你一个还不算，我还要CC给老板，打你小报告，BCC的人就更别提了，死了都不知道怎么死的，暗箭难防呀。 5.拉垫背的。这一条和第二条相仿，无非就是，我CC给某某人了，我以为他会全权处理。 6.拉帮结派。上次的邮件我可是冒死BCC给你了，这些消息现在可还是保密的，我就告诉你一个人了。。。你可别相信，其实地球人都知道了，大多数情况下他已经BCC给很多人了。 7.留证据。这一条一般是为了应付老板，老板每天成百上千封邮件，很可能哪一封忽略了或丢失了，事隔几日他又忽然想来了，此时找你理论，“某某项目的邮件你怎么还没有给我呀”，这个时候CC可就成了你的保护伞了，“不会吧，老板，我早在XX日就发给你了，小张可以作证，我也CC给他了。。。”这一条的罪状是，公司缺乏起码的信任，大家为了防范只好用CC自我保护。
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