I got this from my mother, who works for Verizon (telephone company).
This was a email from Verizon to their employees, so it's a legit virus
alert.

Leann

I thought you might want to be aware of this virus.
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMUNICATIONS
02/13/2001 08:52 AM

Please respond to PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMUNICATIONS/EMPL/VA/Bell-Atl

Sent by: BROADCAST MESSAGING


To: All Employees--V438@VZNotes
cc:
Subject: VIRUS ALERT

The Verizon Computer Emergency Response Team advises all employees that an
e-mail virus posing as a photo of Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova has
been discovered on the network. The virus identifies the e-mail subject as
"here you are ;-)," or "here you have ;o)," or "here you go ;-)," and
includes an attachment called Annakournikova.jpg.vbs.

This virus is launched when the attachment to the e-mail is opened. If you
receive e-mails with subject lines reading "here you are ;-)," "here you
have ;o)" and "here you go ;-)," or anything similar, delete it
immediately. DO NOT OPEN the attachment, and do not forward it to anyone
else.

Ensure that you have the latest Norton Anti-virus definitions via
Live-Up-Date. If you need assistance contact your LAN administrator, or the
Help Desk at (800) 390-2020.