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filed: March 23, 1984.
FRANCES GRUBE, APPELLANT,v.MANRICO TRONCELLITI, M.D.
NO. 242 Philadelphia 1982, Appeal from the Judgment entered of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County, Civil, at No. 80-11172
Roger S. Spalding, Philadelphia, for appellant.
A. Arthur Hanamirian, Philadelphia, for appellee.
Cercone, President Judge, and Johnson and Montemuro, JJ.
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This is an appeal from the judgment entered on the order of Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County, per the Honorable Mason Avrigan, denying appellant's motion for new trial and motion in arrest of judgment. We find that the trial court erroneously applied the law and therefore grant a new trial.
The appellant herein instituted a medical malpractice action on August 3, 1978, by filing a complaint in Trespass with the Administrator of the Arbitration Panels for Health Care in accordance with the Pennsylvania Health Care Services Malpractice Act*fn1 (hereinafter "Act").
In May of 1980, a hearing was conducted before a three member arbitration panel as required by Section 402 of the Act. 40 P.S. § 1301.402. The arbitrators decided unanimously to award the appellant $140,000.00. Thereafter, the appellee, Dr. Manrico Troncelliti, took an appeal de novo to
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the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County in accordance with Section 509 of the Act. 40 P.S. § 1301.509.*fn2
On September 15, 1980, the case was called to trial, but after jury selection, appellee's counsel became ill and a mistrial was declared. On September 22, 1980, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decided Mattos v. Thompson, 491 Pa. 385, 421 A.2d 190 (1980), in which Section 309 of the Act, 40 P.S. § 1301.309,*fn3 was found to be unconstitutional.
The instant case proceeded to trial on September 29, 1980, before a judge and jury. At the close of the case in chief, appellant made a motion to read into the record the findings of fact and the decision of the arbitrators as provided by Section 510 of the Act, 40 P.S. § 1301.510.*fn4 The appellee objected to the introduction of such evidence on the basis of Mattos and the trial court sustained the objection. At the close of the trial, a verdict was returned in favor of the appellee. The appellant's post-verdict motions were denied and this appeal followed.
Appellant raises only one question for our consideration. Did the trial court err in refusing to permit the appellant to introduce the decision and findings of fact of the arbitrators at the de novo trial? We find the trial court was in error.
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In order to establish the groundwork for our analysis herein, it is helpful to look to two cases in which our supreme court dealt with attacks on the Act; i.e., Mattos v. Thompson, supra ; and its progenitor, Parker v. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, 483 Pa. 106, 394 A.2d 932 (1978).
In Parker, the court upheld the validity of the compulsory arbitration provisions of the Act. The appellants therein raised several grounds upon which they sought to have the Act found unconstitutional. Two questions decided by the Parker court are most pertinent herein. First, they decided that Section 309, 40 P.S. § 1301.309, requiring the parties to proceed first to arbitration prior to receiving a trial by jury, did not violate the provision of the Pennsylvania Constitution guaranteeing the right to a trial by jury. Id., 483 Pa. at 120, 394 A.2d at 938. Second, they decided that Section 510 of the Act, 40 P.S. § 1301.510, did not offend Article I, Section 6 of the Pennsylvania Constitution (by putting evidence before the jury which would interfere with their function as the final arbiter of fact).
In specifically upholding the validity of Section 510, the court said:
While this section admittedly is designed to discourage the meritless appeal it does not foreclose the right to seek a jury resolution of the controversy nor does it abridge or curtail any of the incidents of that right. This section speaks only to the admissibility of the decision and the findings of fact of the arbitrators. It neither places that information in the status of a presumption nor does it shift the burden of going forward with evidence or change the burden of persuasion. The jury remains the final arbiter of the issue raised and the facts presented.
Id. 483 Pa. at 122-23, 394 A.2d at 941.
Less than two years later, the court rendered its decision in Mattos v. Thompson, supra, in which Section 309 of the Act was again challenged on constitutional grounds; specifically, it was contended that:
(1) The arbitration process created by the Act is filled with such interminable delay that it violates the guarantees
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in the state constitution of access to the courts, justice without delay and the right to jury trials.
(2) By requiring litigants to try a complicated and expensive malpractice action in arbitration prior to being permitted a jury trial, the Act places an onerous and impermissible condition on the right to jury trials.
(3) The Act and its procedures deny medical malpractice victims procedural due process guaranteed by the fourteenth amendment to the United States Constitution because the physician member of the panel has an impermissible financial interest in the outcome of the litigation.
Id., 491 Pa. at 388, 421 A.2d at 191. The court considered the empirical evidence presented by the appellant and found that it supported the first and second contentions. They held:
We are compelled, therefore, to declare unconstitutional section 309 of the Act, 40 P.S. § 1301.309, giving the health care arbitration panels 'original exclusive jurisdiction' over medical malpractice claims because the delays involved in processing these claims under the prescribed procedures set up in the Act result in an oppressive delay and impermissibly infringes upon the constitutional right to a jury.
Id., 491 Pa. at 396, 421 A.2d at 196. The language employed leaves little doubt as to the scope of the court's decision. Only Section 309 was found to be unconstitutional. The court was not called upon to decide, nor did they decide, the constitutionality or continuing efficacy of those remaining provisions of the Act pertaining to arbitration. It is the latter question which is before us in the present case.
We note initially that the Act contains a severability clause, Act of October 15, 1975, P.L. 390, No. 111, § 1007,*fn5
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which expresses the legislative intent that the provisions of the Act are to be separable. We further note the general principle of construction embodied in the Statutory Construction Act, 1 Pa.C.S.A. § 1925,*fn6 which is coextensive with the more specific provision.
Our courts have frequently faced the problem of whether or not to sever partially valid and partially invalid statutory provisions. The authoritative case of Saulsbury v. Bethlehem Steel Company, 413 Pa. 316, 196 A.2d 664 (1964), is particularly instructive. In Saulsbury, the court stated that:
In determining the severability of a statute or ordinance, the legislative intent is of primary significance. However, the problem is twofold: The legislating body must have intended that the act or ordinance be separable and the statute or ordinance must be capable of separation in fact. The valid portion of the enactment must be independent and complete within itself. See, Sutherland, Statutory Construction, Vol. 2 (3d ed. 1943) §§ 2403, 2404, and cases cited; also, Cooley, Constitutional Limitations, Vol. 1, (8th ed.) Chapter VII, at 368.
Id., 413 Pa. at 321, 196 A.2d at 667. (emphasis in original). See also Commonwealth v. Liquor, 46 Pa. Commw. 490, 407 A.2d 83 (1979); G.H. McShane, Co. v. Travelers Indemnity Co., 262 Pa. Super. 80, 396 A.2d 654 (1978). In the case of Section 510, 40 P.S. § 1301.510, the legislature, by inclusion of the severability clause, has expressed its intent that the constitutional provisions should stand even as their unconstitutional
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adjunct has fallen. Once the legislature has expressly indicated an intention that certain legislation should be severable, that intention must be given great weight.
In Commonwealth, Department of Education v. First School, 471 Pa. 471, 370 A.2d 702 (1977) a non-public school aid program, which had been declared unconstitutional for parochial schools, was found by the court to be valid for non-sectarian schools. In First School, as in the instant case, the General Assembly expressed its intent that the legislation be severable. Justice Roberts, speaking for the court, addressed the severability issue in footnote 16:
16. Whether or not one part of a statute can survive the excision of another part which has been held invalid is a question of statutory construction, and in determining it the court searches for the intention of the legislature. In the present instance the legislature has expressed its intention [by including severability clause] . . . . While such an expression of legislative intent is not always conclusive, ordinarily it is but little short of a mandate. Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Co. v. Milk Control Commission, 341 Pa. 153, 162, 18 A.2d 868, 871-72 (1941). (Emphasis in original).
Id. 471 Pa. at 479, 370 A.2d at 706. Since the General Assembly in the case at bar waited until after the Act had been challenged in court to express an intention that the Act be severable, their expression should be considered "little short of a mandate."
The more difficult question is whether Section 510 is capable of separation in fact. Section 309 found to be unconstitutional in Mattos was the section of the Act that granted arbitration panels "original exclusive jurisdiction" of medical malpractice claims. What remained after Mattos was a voluntary arbitration procedure for handling medical malpractice claims rather than a mandatory one. Section 510 of the Act permits the finding of the panel to be admitted into evidence at a subsequent trial. The purpose of this section was to discourage meritless appeals and
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prevent the arbitration process from being used as a dress rehearsal. In our view this purpose is equally applicable whether the arbitration process is mandatory or voluntary.
In light of the great weight which must be afforded the expressed intention of the legislature and because Section 510 is capable of separation in fact, we must conclude that Section 510 remains valid. Consequently, we conclude that the trial court erred in not permitting the appellant to place the findings of the arbitration panel before the jury and that the error necessitates a new trial. Thus, the judgment of the trial court is vacated and the case remanded for a new trial.
Vacated and remanded. Jurisdiction is not retained.
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I'm not sure what happened since I followed the recipe to the letter. Mine came out as flat, spread out messes. I cooked the rest of the dough as bars and that came out fine. They tasted good. They were just very liquidy.


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I just had a "slaps hand to head of course moment", a quick paper and pencil examination seems to back it up. I'm going to have to write a program to verify across the history of a game. But it looks very promising to run a NN over the numbers.
Please keep us posted on this please!
Also, do any other users have any ideas on getting the main lines drawn down to the recommended 160-470 range? I have been trying to narrow the filters but always miss the drawn setting by 1 or 2. Problem is I'm aving trouble deciding which groups or digits to block in the upcoming draw. Has anyone tried playing with te decades yet? And if so how is it working for you?
Would like to get some input from some users so we can all come up with a plan as this still is all very new to me.
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I have to watch the videos again if they are still up. I don't have a clue. Great program but I have to start from scratch since I just watched the first few videos. I have not even got any outputs so I'm too green to help for now.
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I wish they were still up as I need to watch them also.
Winsum, do you still have these videos?
Anyone else having some luck with the filters and getting the lines down to a manageable number?
It might be worth investigating the shareware AiNet which is a type of probabilistic NN which requires no training.
"AiNet is a very powerful and simple tool for solving the problems which are usually solved with artificial neural networks (ANN). The tests that we have run, have proved that the results obtained with aiNet are at least as good as the results obtained with other ANNs.
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C The major attribute that distinguishes aiNet from other ANNs is the analysis speed. Since aiNet uses an algorithm, which does not require any learning phase, the answers about prediction can be obtained almost immediately.
C There is also only one coefficient (penalty coefficient), which has a major effect on the results. If we neglect some aspects, we can claim that knowing the right value for this coefficient solves the entire problem. One would now probably expect that it is hard to determine the optimal value of the coefficient. On the contrary, it is quite easy! All you need to do is to try different values and finally select the most successful one. According to our results there is only one optimal value for the penalty coefficient. Fortunately, the results are not sensitive to the optimal value. This means that if you slightly change the penalty coefficient from the optimal value, the results will not change much (if at all). The optimal curve is usually shallow at the optimal point."
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After reading the last few post if feel it nessary to post a few things that you may want to consider. The first may
seem bland, but the drawing is random. It is human nature to want to find some sort of order in the numbers but
I feel this is moving in the wrong direction. While patterns and trends may be common when using hindsight they
don't offer much concerning the next draw. Most neural networks or at least the good ones will state that they
are not designed to be used with random data. What we may see as a pattern, trend, etc.. is most likely just a
series of chance events that may or may not continue but if they do it is not because of anything that has happened
in the past. The chance that you will find enough information to allow you to predict the next set is almost null. DM
has no predictive qualities for a reason and is not intended to be used as a predictor but a tool. I have stated many
times that the next set drawn will come from the matrix, not the history. Understand this and you will understand DM
and have much better success. What happens most is a product of the matrix not the system used to generate the
numbers. The draw history should be treated as a mini matrix and the analysis used by DM is geared 100% around
this basic concept. Let me explain, mega millions has 3,819,816 combos of 5 number sets. Of these sets of numbers
1,701,056 have at least one digit 6, so 1,701,056 / 3,819,816 = 44.5%. In the last 706 drawings there have been 315
drawings that had at least one digit 6, 315/706=44.6% so we can conclude that the drawings have followed the matrix
to within .1 percent. If we know that 44.5 percent of the sets in the matrix have at least one digit 6 it is easy to
understand why 44.6 of the drawings also have at least one digit 6. It would be nice it 4.4 draws out of every 10 would
have at least one 6 in the set and many times it will. This however is not always the case, in the last 10 drawings the digit
6 has only come out twice. 7 times in the last 20 draws and 15 in the last 30, 15/30=50%. We can see that digit 6 shows
a deficit for the last 10 drawings but is above it's average for the last 30. Many of the filters used by DM will follow this
rule and you will see clusters of shows and no-shows. If 4.4 of every 10 draws had at least one digit 6 then the drawing
would not be random. This is the quandry we face in trying to make a setup but if we think about this we can make some
very good guesses. We often face two choices with every filter setting, either the value is waxing or waining. To put it
simple the value is ready to start a cluster or moving out of one. If these clusters formed a perfect sine wave then the draw
would not be random so while the values do cluster the trough between them is not stable and fluctuates back and forth.
On a even larger scale if the fluctuations happened at regular intervales then the draw would not be random and could be
predicted. You should be getting a better understanding of how I see the data. Random will defy logic and that is why many
times the draw will do the exact oppsite of what we expect. If we know what it takes to be random then we can start to
play randomly, I am not talking about just pulling a value out of the air and playing it, I am saying, play some of what makes
random, random. If we base our decisions on a pattern we are sure to be made a fool by the next drawing. It takes a while
to be able to tune your mind to analyze the data in this way but take another look at the tools I have provided and they should
make a little more sense. Throw a little of what makes random random into your selections. I admit that it takes a while to
learn to do this but when you find your self making selections that don't make any real logical sense without having to think
about them then you are well on your way.
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they are not. Many great discoveries come while searching for something else
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Spot9 I have looked at the NN program, have not read the manuals yet, have no idea how to set up files for analysis. if you understand this program start a new thread showing how to set it up.
I have seen a couple posts where people were having difficulty with the DM program. the screen shot below is my best guess for the upcoming MM game. I am not suggesting this is a best or even good setup, we only know that after the draw. or maybe not. anyone have a suggestion on how to paste to this website?
Here is the download link to the Zip file that contains the original PDF's for Digit Master Pro BIG Game lottery program:
Here are the links to RL's Youtube Videos:
Video #1 - https://youtu.be/7cu7mIBg5EU
Video #2 - https://youtu.be/HnPM54-POTY
Video #3 - https://youtu.be/sUTGDfcd97c
Video #4 - https://youtu.be/dHXUbhgyaG0
Video #5 - https://youtu.be/f3SfVcObvAQ
Video #6 - https://youtu.be/pVdJns-QmPY
Video #7 - https://youtu.be/hUgM0Fxw5ps
Video #8 - https://youtu.be/UAWsAScGHQE
Run Auto Cover R-A-C Video - https://youtu.be/PpyZsBA7Hfw
"Groups & Digits Game" Supplemental Software Program Video - https://youtu.be/7uXQRKQ_v9A
That is what i am seeing each time i do a back test RL. Over the course of time a coin will average a certain percentage of heads and tails. We are trying to play the best educated average with data to back it up. Random does have order just need to unthink our minds long enough to recognize the order we are trying to capture. DM lets us create those as close to what we believe and hope will happen on the next event. dld
Thanks so much for posting the vidoes, they are a big help!
I decided to make a few tutorials on randomness and how to gain a little insight into making guesses
from a random process. I will start with a very simple example and try to build on it to include how to
make a selection given several variables. For this first part we will talk about a simple coin toss. This
has nothing to do with the Monty hall problem or bayes theorem. Please don't bring these up because
I will ignore them because they will move the post off topic. What I want to start with is a simple coin
toss simulation, below are a few results from this test, the link to the entire results is at the bottom of
the post. What I have done is write a small program to simulate 50 coin tosses and these are displayed
in the top line of these four examples. Below them are two methods used to try and guess correctly
heads or tails. Method #1 uses the previous toss value for the next toss and method #2 uses the
previous toss but takes the opposite value. The first selection is made at random and all the following
are selected using the two methods described above.
Example of method #1.
If a t=tails was in the previous toss then it is guessed to be the value for the next toss so if the main toss
was tails then the player would guess tails for the next game.
Example of method #2.
If a t=tails was in the previous toss then heads is selected to be the value for the next toss so if the main toss
was tails then the player would guess heads for the next game.
For the simulation I ran of 1000 games of 50 tosses each, you can see that playing the opposite
value produces twice as many correct choices then playing the same value. Some of the simulations
produced better then three to 1. There are 2,450 permutations or sequences for head/tails in 50
coin tosses, I have not checked the results but I assume that very few repeats exist in the 1000
simulations I have included in the results file. I ran the simulation many times and got very near the
same results each time. I hope to have the next part within a few days. What I hope to do here is
show you how to make the best choices even when you have several variables to choose from.
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download results of 1000 game test.
I need to make a correction to the above. The 2,450 figure above is a misscaculation on my part and
after reading it I wanted to clear things up. First let me say that there are many many more than the
2,450 sequences I mention above if calculating how many different strings could be gotten from 50 coin
flips, there are 1,125,899,906,842,623, very big mistake. Using (PnR) in this instance was a mistake and
should be ignored. Sorry for any confusion it might have caused.
I uploaded another file to replace the first, The rng I used for the first one was not working correctly.
Anyway this is a better file for what I will be commenting on as this moves along. This seems to be
my day for making mistakes.
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A new study has found that most weightloss advertising targets people with a healthy cash flow, leaving those who struggle to pay the bills at risk of obesity.
The report, published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, found that people who live below the poverty line are more likely to be overweight or obese, but national guidelines neglect them.
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The current housing finance system is likely to be with us until after the 2014 midterm elections and probably well beyond.
Hedge funds and other groups are spreading bad information about the reform of Fannie and Freddie, says the Mortgage Bankers Association president.
Dick Bove says there are a few issues that should be addressed before we jump on Michael Lewis's bandwagon and call the market "rigged."
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If Fannie and Freddie are allowed to die, it will crush home prices — and hurt the economy, says bank analyst Dick Bove.
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The parabolic moves of companies such as Plug Power make CNBC's Jim Cramer uneasy about the health of the five-year bull market.
Pushing Fannie and Freddie private is a good thing for investors — and GDP growth. Why should the government stop there?, asks Michael Yoshikami.
Stocks declined on Tuesday as news from China hit commodity prices..
The leaders of the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday announced an agreement on legislation to wind down government-owned mortgage financiers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, jump-starting a long-standing debate that could still take years to resolve.
The DoJ and the CFTC have both held investigations into whether BofA engaged in improper trading by doing its own futures trades ahead of executing large orders for clients.
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Fannie Mae sued nine banks accusing them of colluding to manipulate interest rates and seeking more than $800 million of damages.
Some stocks that investors had given up for dead are defying the norm and finding new life in the current rally.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. — There is no question the Dallas Cowboys are led by their offense, but their defense has shown a bite that few saw in them when the season started.
In Sunday's 30-16 win — Dallas' fifth straight — the Cowboys so frustrated Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers' offense that the Lambeau Field faithful took to booing the quarterback in the fourth quarter.
The Cowboys threatened to keep the Packers out of the end zone altogether, which would have been the first time since the 2007 season opener when Brett Favre was the quarterback and Rodgers was a backup and Green Bay didn't score an offensive touchdown at home. But the Cowboys relented with 6:53 to play.
The Cowboys intercepted Rodgers once (by Barry Church in the third quarter), forced him to fumble once inside the Dallas 5 in the third quarter (by David Irving) and kept him off balance for most of the day even if they only sacked him once.
It is easy to figure out why the Cowboys are successful offensively even without Tony Romo and Dez Bryant. They have the best offensive line in football. They have Ezekiel Elliott. They have Dak Prescott.
On defense, they don't have those big names or talent. Only linebacker Sean Lee has been to a Pro Bowl. The Cowboys played the second half without their best cornerback so far this season, Morris Claiborne, because of a concussion. Their best cornerback entering the season, Orlando Scandrick, has not played in a month.
Oh, the offense still did its share.
Elliott shredded what was the NFL's best run defense entering the game, finishing with a career-high 157 yards on 28 carries. It is the fourth straight game in which Elliott has rushed for more than 130 yards, an NFL record for a rookie.
Prescott set an NFL record, too. He went 177 passes without an interception, breaking Tom Brady's record to start a career. More importantly, he threw two touchdown passes to Cole Beasley and one to Brice Butler.
The Butler touchdown capped an improbable drive that saw the Cowboys start at their 3 with one minute left in the first half and no timeouts. Looking to just kill the clock, Lucky Whitehead converted a third-and-1 from the Dallas 12 with a 26-yard run on a jet sweep. That was followed by a 42-yard completion to Terrance Williams.
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Juliet Dorothy Short
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Juliet was born and bred in Stratford and was educated at Stratford High School, Warwickshire College and Bath University.
She married John in 1979 and has grown-up twins, Scott and Kerry.
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Juliet was Deputy Head of Brandwood School, Birmingham prior to leaving full time employment to bring up the twins and start her own successful businesses in Stratford and surrounding area.
She is currently Principal of her dance company Mezzoforte and is proud that she had pupils representing the Midlands on "Come Dancing" on three consecutive years and "Britain's Got Talent" finalists. Cllr Short is an international adjudicator and examiner of dance for the United Kingdom Alliance.
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Cllr Short was appointed Senior Councillor in 2010 having been successfully returned at the Parish Election in May.
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Response to a Deliverability Rant
Justin Foster from WhatCounts, an email service provider based in Seattle, wrote a very lengthy posting about email deliverability on the WhatCounts blog yesterday. There's some good stuff in it, but there are a couple of things I'd like to clarify from Return Path's perspective.
Justin's main point is spot-on. Listening to email service providers talk about deliverability is a little bit like eating fruit salad: there are apples and oranges, and quite frankly pineapples and berries as well. Everyone speaks in a different language. We think the most relevant metric to use from a mailer's perspective is inbox placement rate. Let's face it – nothing else matters. Being in a junk mail folder is as good as being blocked or bounced.
Justin's secondary point is also a good one. An email service provider only has a limited amount of influence over a mailer's inbox placement rate. Service providers can and must set up an ironclad email sending infrastructure; they can and must support dedicated IP addresses for larger mailers; they can and must support all major authentication protocols — none of these things is in any way a trivial undertaking. In addition, service providers should (but don't have to) offer easy or integrated access to third-party deliverability tools and services that are on the market. But at the end of the day, most of the major levers that impact deliverability (complaint rates, volume spikiness, content, registration/data sources/processes) are pulled by the mailer, not the service provider. More on that in a minute.
I'd like to clarify a couple of things Justin talks about when it comes to third-party deliverability services.
Ok, so he's correct that seed lists only work off of a sample of email addresses and therefore can't tell a mailer with 100% certainty which individual messages reach the inbox or get blocked or filtered. However, when sampling is done correctly, it's an incredibly powerful measurement tool. Email deliverability sampling gives mailers significantly more data than any other source about the inbox placement rate of their campaigns. Since this kind of data is by nature post-event reporting, the most interesting thing to glean from it is changes in inbox placement from one campaign to another. As long as the sampling is done consistently, that tells a mailer the most critical need-to-know information about how the levers of deliverability are working.
For example, we released our semi-annual deliverability tracking study for the first half of 2005 yesterday, which (download the whitepaper with tracking study details here or view the press release here). We don't publicly release mailer-specific data, but the data that went into this study about specific clients is very telling. Clients who start working with us and have, say a 75% inbox placement rate — then work hard on the levers of deliverability and raise it to 95% on a sampled basis, can see the improvements as their sales and other key email metrics jump by 20%. Just because there's a small margin of error on the sample doesn't render the process useless.


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Decided: February 3, 1977.
JAMES M. FLYNN, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT. JAMES GRIECO, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT, V. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT
Lora, Crane and Michels. The opinion of the court was delivered by Michels, J.A.D.
[146 NJSuper Page 485] Defendant Hartford Fire Insurance Company (Hartford) appeals from a judgment of the Law Division declaring that its liability policy of insurance issued to the Borough of Englewood Cliffs (borough) provided coverage to plaintiffs James M. Flynn and James Grieco, police
[146 NJSuper Page 486]
officers employed by the borough, with respect to a wrongful death claim made against them and the borough.
The facts are not in dispute. Police officers Flynn and Grieco, while responding to an emergency call at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delchop in Englewood Cliffs, were confronted by Delchop. Delchop, who was armed, raised his gun and allegedly stated that he would kill the two officers. The officers thereupon shot and killed Delchop.
Subsequently a wrongful death action was instituted against the borough and both plaintiffs by Mrs. Delchop as executrix of her husband's estate. She charged in the complaint that plaintiffs were negligent in the performance of their duties as police officers when they shot and killed her husband. Hartford assumed the defense of the action on behalf of the borough but refused to defend plaintiffs, contending that they were not covered by the liability policy of insurance issued to the borough. Plaintiffs thereupon instituted these actions seeking a declaration that the Hartford policy provided coverage for the claim against them and that Hartford was obligated to defend and indemnify them with respect thereto. Plaintiffs claim that although the Hartford policy designated only the borough as the named insured, the intent of the parties was to cover all employees of the borough individually as well. They argue that such intent can be gleaned from a description of the hazards set forth in the General Schedule -- Section II of the Liability Insurance Form and Comprehensive General Liability Endorsement attached to and forming a part of the policy. This endorsement contained a description of hazards and location of premises and operations covered by the policy and included*fn1
[146 NJSuper Page 487]
Policemen, including premises and other operations
On cross-motions for summary judgment, the Law Division agreed with plaintiffs and entered judgment in their favor against Hartford, declaring that Hartford was required to defend and indemnify plaintiffs with respect to the wrongful action instituted against them. Hartford appeals.
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Our function in construing a policy of insurance, as with any other contract, is to search broadly for the probable common intent of the parties in an effort to find a reasonable meaning in keeping with the expressed general purposes of the policy. See Fidelity Union Trust Co. v. Robert , 36 N.J. 561, 567 (1962); Tooker v. Hartford Acc. and Indem. Co. , 128 N.J. Super. 217, 222-223 (App. Div. 1974); Ins. Co. of State of Penna. v. Palmieri , 81 N.J. Super. 170, 179 (App. Div. 1963), certif. den. 41 N.J. 389 (1964). However, when the policy of insurance is clear and unambiguous, it has long been the law of this State that the court is bound to enforce the policy as it is written. It is not the function of the court to make a better contract for the parties than they themselves have seen fit to enter into or to alter it for the benefit of one party and to the detriment of the other. Linden Motor Freight Co., Inc. v. Travelers Ins. Co. , 40 N.J. 511, 525 (1963); James v. Federal Ins. Co. , 5 N.J. 21, 24-25 (1950); Kupfersmith v. Delaware Ins. Co. , 84 N.J.L. 271, 275 (E. & A. 1912); Am. Leg. Hosp. v. St. Paul Fire Ins. Co. , 106 N.J. Super. 393, 397 (App. Div. 1969).
Applying these principles to the policy of insurance here under consideration, we are firmly convinced that the policy does not nor was it intended to provide coverage to the individual employees of the borough, such as plaintiffs policemen. The policy designated the borough as the only named insured and described the named insured as the municipality. In the circumstances, it is clear that the borough is the insured and not the individual employees of that borough. While we recognize that a municipal corporation, such as the borough, is merely a legal entity and can act only by and through its officers and employees, this does not mean that its officers and employees are a fortiori covered individually by the policy of insurance issued to the municipal corporation, where it is the only named insured. Cf. 3 Couch on Insurance , 2d, § 23:26 (Dec. 1976 Supp.); Shapiro v. Di Guillio , 95 Ill. App. 2d 184, 237 N.E. 2d 771, 775-776
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(App. Ct. 1968). See also, Malanga v. Manufacturers Cas. Ins. Co. , 28 N.J. 220, 230 (1958).
Furthermore, we find no merit in plaintiffs' claims that the Comprehensive General Liability Insurance Endorsement created any ambiguity in the name or description of the insured or those intended to be covered by the policy. The Hartford policy provided two general types of coverage to the Borough: property coverage under Section I and liability coverage under Section II. Under the liability coverage Hartford agreed to pay on behalf of the borough all sums which the borough became legally obligated to pay as damages because of the death or injury to third persons arising out of the hazards covered by the policy. The hazards which Hartford agreed to cover for the borough are set forth in the policy and the various endorsements attached thereto. The Liability Insurance Form and Comprehensive General Liability Endorsement (Form MLB-16 (Ed. 10-66)) merely contained a description of the hazards and locations of the premises and operations for which coverage was afforded to the borough. This endorsement cannot fairly be read as providing coverage to policemen individually or any other group of employees enumerated therein.
Beyond this, no evidence was presented which showed or even suggested that there was an understanding or intent upon the part of Hartford as the insurer and the borough as the insured to provide liability insurance coverage to individual employees of the borough. Moreover, had the borough wanted to provide coverage to its employees individually it readily could have done so by paying an additional premium for the Personal Injury And Additional Insured (Employees) (Form L-3355-1) endorsement which was available to them when the policy was issued by Hartford. That endorsement would have amended the persons insured under the policy "to include as an insured any employee of the named insured while acting within the scope of his duties as such. . . ."
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Finally, the holding of this court in Newark v. Hartford Acc. & Indem. Co. , 134 N.J. Super. 537 (App. Div. 1975), relied upon by plaintiffs, does not compel a declaration of coverage. The policy in the Newark case is entirely different from the Hartford policy here under review. There the policy designated as "named assureds" the "City of Newark Police Department, City of Newark, Police Director of City of Newark, Mayor of the City of Newark, Arson Squad (17 members) of City of Newark and Judges and Clerk of Newark Municipal Courts." The policy also described as a named insured "(1) an individual, (2) a partnership or joint venture * * * and (3) any other 'organization,' including any executive officer, director or stockholder thereof while acting within the scope of his duties as such." The Hartford policy issued to the borough here only designated the borough as the named insured and described the named insured as a municipality. Consequently the holding of the court in the Newark case that the individual police officers were named insureds and covered by the policy does not support plaintiffs' claims.
Accordingly, the judgment of the Law Division is reversed and judgment is entered herewith in favor of Hartford and against plaintiffs, declaring that plaintiffs are not named insureds in and are not covered by the policy of insurance issued to the borough, and that Hartford is not obligated to defend and indemnify them with respect to the wrongful death claim instituted against them by the executrix of the estate of Anthony Delchop.
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