From: M.Pierce mapi@mail.rochester.edu
To: Noct4@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: permission for one of your picture on:http://www.history.rochester.edu/class/bos

Permission granted.
Morris A. Pierce

 

Subj: permission for one of your picture on http://www.history.rochester.edu/class/bosharb
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 8:54:39 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: Noct4
To:
M.Pierce mapi@mail.rochester.edu

From: ISTF 2000 team
Project at Mainland High School, Daytona Beach, FL
I am the sponsor of a group of students who want to develop a technological
project about alternative biomass fuels. Our project is part of a competition
sponsored by UCF, entitled ISTF. (http://istf.ucf.edu) The Internet Science
and Technology Fair (ISTF) is a real world science program designed to
encourage teams of middle and high school students and their teachers to
explore Internet information resources and collaborate via e-mail with
scientists and engineers. Together, they develop Project Homepages which
focus on National Critical Technologies vital to our nations economy and
security. 
We chose Environmental Quality as our National Critical Technology Standard
(http://istf.ucf.edu/How/Step by Step Guide/Step2/) in the technological area
of 'pollution,' the sub-area of 'waste management' specifically
biomass fuels. In addition to conducting background research, we are required
to develop a technological advancement (http://istf.ucf.edu/How/Step by Step
Guide/Step4/High School/) that will help to promote advances in our chosen
area. 
Please view our
education page from our first place project last year, Turtle Lights, 
http://mainland.cctt.org/istf . 
Since we are including the Boston Harbor, Deer Island events in our web site,
we would like to attach the picture of your giant egg digesters from your web
site.
We request for permission to use this picture on our web site. 
The deadline for the project is tomorrow (Feb. 29th) so a quick response,
either positive or negative, would be appreciated (even if the deadline is
passed when you are reading this e-mail).
Thank-you for your help, 
Cathy Colwell