But we live in a "Gotta Have it Now" world. There are people that will pay for the convenience of 24-hour access to these old papers, especially if it means they can avoid that blinding light from the sun.
Exactly what went through my mind while reading that. The professors get paid whether the students come to class or not. I always wondered why some professors took attendance and included attendance and class participation in the final grade.
Hey, maybe enough people will fail and have to retake the class, thus generating even more $ for the university.
You must not have a problem with people not responding to your e-mails. I only send read receipts to two co-workers, because they never respond to my e-mails, are rarely available to answer the phone and they're in a different state, which makes walking to their cubicle a little difficult.
It's a CYA thing for me. Obviously read receipts can be overused but they do come in handy in some situations.
"Seattle attorney Derek A Newman added: 'Spam has become ubiquitous throughout the world to describe unsolicited commercial email. No company can claim trademark rights on a generic term.'"
Ah, but SPAM has been around since the 1930s...long before Al Gore invented the Internet.
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..."undocumented features"?
But we live in a "Gotta Have it Now" world. There are people that will pay for the convenience of 24-hour access to these old papers, especially if it means they can avoid that blinding light from the sun.
Exactly what went through my mind while reading that. The professors get paid whether the students come to class or not. I always wondered why some professors took attendance and included attendance and class participation in the final grade. Hey, maybe enough people will fail and have to retake the class, thus generating even more $ for the university.
You must not have a problem with people not responding to your e-mails. I only send read receipts to two co-workers, because they never respond to my e-mails, are rarely available to answer the phone and they're in a different state, which makes walking to their cubicle a little difficult. It's a CYA thing for me. Obviously read receipts can be overused but they do come in handy in some situations.
ROTFLMAO
Hmmm...shouldn't that be SPAM.com??
"Seattle attorney Derek A Newman added: 'Spam has become ubiquitous throughout the world to describe unsolicited commercial email. No company can claim trademark rights on a generic term.'" Ah, but SPAM has been around since the 1930s...long before Al Gore invented the Internet.