Imagine our house's ! most of us have refrigerator,
             dishwasher, televisions, compiters. Then imagine the
             people that lived a hundred years ago. The just got
             the light by electrycity and they were unbelievably
             happy, but something is missing as there is no
             machines and no computers in their daily lives. People
             always try to find or create something new in order to
             make life easier and now a day we have machines
             because the are more efficient and reliable. In the
             last twwenty years poeple have adapted to computers
             and use them in their daily lives. Banks use
             computers, small bussinesses, large bussinesses and
             people of all diferent social status.Now day there is
             no one that does not know how to use e-mails to
             communicate. One of the most innovating trend is
             on-line chatting which leads to cyber marriage. Alos
             people spend hours to win the victory on online
             In Andrew Leonard's article, "We've Got Mail", the
             author presents how e-mails effect us and become a
             part of our lives to catch up the outside world. It
             could help users save time, bring us closer to one
             another, help us manage our complex life, if we don't
             waste time with e-mail junks. Firstly,
             In evaluating this article, the reader can easily
             recognize the author's purpose for writing it. There
             are couples of reasons why i believe this. Mr. Leonard
             presents the situation of full time freelance writing.
             He also makes his point by saying "It saved me time
             and money without ever requiring me to leave the
             house". After e-mail's creation, we don't have to
             leave our houses to send some writings to our friends.
             For instance, before e-mails creation we need to drive
             all the way through post office and then pay for the
             mail, then come back home Which used to cost money and
             time. Certainly, the author is right to make his
             point. E-mail save time and money in any types of
             In John Dyson's article "Journey of an E-...