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go here http://tinyurl.com/6flj5

Can't forget .gov

Monster.com is rated pretty high

It was June 21, 2008.

The North American Numbering Plan Administration (NANPA) assigns area codes for the countries who participate in the North American Numbering Plan

In 1947, states and provinces that had a single area code we assigned three digit codes with 0 as the middle number, such as 203 for Connecticut and 305 for Florida . There were 86 area codes at that time.

States and provinces that had more than one area code distributed to them were given three digit codes with 1 as the middle number, such as 916 and 213 for various sections of California , and 212 and 518 for various sections of New York .

The first and third digits were allotted according to population density in the city or region the area code was going to, with the most populated areas getting the lowest numbers. The New York City area, for example, was assigned 212,

while the surrounding suburbs were assigned 914.

The rationale for this “low number/high population” scheme was based on the fact that phones had rotary dials in those days. Lower numbers resulted in shorter “dial pulls”

so it was reasoned that the regions with the most people in them should require the least “work” to call.

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Can you clarify what you mean by "food plastic"?

North American area code 812 includes cities & regions in southern Indiana (Bedford, Bloomington, Clarksville, Columbus, Evansville, Jasper, Jeffersonville, Madison, Mitchell, Mount Vernon, New Albany, Princeton,...

Scottsburg, Seymour, Terre Haute, and Vincennes, among others). Suburban areas of Louisville, KY & Cincinnati, OH R included.

S Indiana:Evansville,Cincinnati outskirts in IN,Columbus,Bloomington

independent contractors do not need to fill out an I-9
www.formi9.com/hand_emp.pdf

The word employee fairly well states the necessity of the I9. Vendors and Subcontactors are not normally required to submit them except in Government contract situations.

Yes, and if I can remember the rough count, it was around 66%-33% in favor. Sadly.