 how poetry can be used as therapy to help. Although running for just over 3 years ‘Poetic Unity’ has already worked with and helped thousands of young people which Ryan intends to keep expanding throughout the country.
I think conferences like this are important so young boys can see successful young men they can relate to which will help them believe they can achieve the same if not more in the future. I think a lot of us are told myths of what it is ‘to be a man’ when we are young, some of these myths put unnecessary pressure on young boys which I think conferences like this will eradicate and help the young boys realise the power in being a man is being your true self, always.
The Show-Me State is tops in the nation for manufacturing and logistics, according to a report card released by Ball State University's Bureau of Business Research.
Missouri earned the No. 1 spot in the bureau's first-ever National Manufacturing and Logistics Report Card for its research and development efforts, its low health-care costs and health insurance premiums, and its low corporate and property taxes. The report card was issued by the Muncie, Ind., university and sponsored by Conexus Indiana, an Indianapolis-based manufacturing and logistics not-for-profit organization.
Michael Hicks, associate economics professor and director of the Bureau of Business Research, said the grades were developed using publicly available statistics from sources including the U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Census Bureau, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Academy of Sciences, AARP and The Tax Foundation.
Hicks said states were ranked on 19 categories, including property taxes, sales taxes, unemployment insurance, corporate taxes, crime and percentage of the population with college degrees. Missouri ranked No. 1 overall, although it was No. 20 in regard to manufacturing's share of the economy.
Hicks said states that scored well overall but where manufacturing had a relatively small share of the economy - such as Missouri - could expect growth in the manufacturing sector in the coming years. "It's a snapshot in time, but it also allows for some projections," he said.
Hicks said what the top states have in common is government leaders who take a comprehensive approach toward developing policies to attract and retain industries. "It really comes down to basic good governance at the state and local levels," he said.
Greg Steinhoff, director of the Missouri Department of Economic Development, said the report card will help in marketing the state to company executives and site location consultants. "When you're high on that list, you're known as a pro-business state," he said. "This study really helps us in the business recruitment and attraction arena."
Mike Downing, executive director of the regional economic development organization Missouri CORE Partnership, said the report card is useful because it focuses on key areas for attracting manufacturers such as work force, education and health care.
"It's good to find somebody's looking at the real meat of what businesses want," he said. "I think it reflects the reality of what businesses are looking for."
Bernie Andrews, president of Regional Economic Development Inc., or REDI, said the key for Columbia is to have shovel-ready sites that have the features manufacturers are looking for.
"If you don't have good shovel-ready sites, all the marketing in the world is not going to help," Andrews said. Columbia "is a good place to do business. We just need to encourage more manufacturers to come here and support the ones that are already here."
Hicks said he was surprised by the some of the states that came out on top of the report card.
"Missouri was not on my radar screen," he said. But based on his findings, "Missouri is likely to emerge as a place where manufacturers would be interested in locating."
I have exchange 2003 hosting multiple domains. I have one domain owner who would like for email sent to all nonexistant email addresses to be forwarded to him instead of an NDR being generated. Can this be done?
the domain is domain.com with email addresses for usera, userb, userc and owner. Email addressed to usera, userb, userc, and owner go to owner as expected. email addressed to nonexistant addresses such as joe, ****, and all others should go to owner. I know this sounds ridiculous but that's what the owner wants. Can this be done using Exchange 2003?
In Exchange5.5 the option lies under Internet Mail Service/Properties.
You set the Administrators mailbox to be whoever's address, and then set whatever notifications you want to receive.
Any mail sent to |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| (as per your example) would go to the administrator or the particular address you setup.
I would imagine it would be available in somewhat the same area under Ex2K3.
Thanks for your reply...I also sent an email to MS and got an answer that this feature isn't available. So, I don't know what to think at this point.
I looked for something like the internet service properties in the exchange service manager but haven't found anything yet.
I guess the real answer is that Exchange 2003 doesn't do what I want it to. However, I found a 3rd party program that does and it works very well. It is called mailbasketmd found at TurboGeeks.com. So, I guess that's the end of that. Thanks for your help.
Inbound recipient filtering. Reduce unsolicited junk e-mail messages by filtering inbound messages based on the recipient. Messages that are addressed to users who are not found, or to whom the sender does not have the permissions to send, are rejected. This applies only to messages sent by anonymously authenticated users.
I should have added that this feature is prob turned on by default, but must/should have an "off" switch as well.
Can you find anything on "Inbound Recipient Filtering"
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Greeters will meet residents attending meetings of the City Council and other city commissions and show them how to sign up to address the panels. The city cable television channel that broadcasts the meetings will show viewers an abbreviated agenda beforehand and live discussions of city issues during breaks.
City Hall is changing its telephone system so that callers more often reach a person instead of recorded messages.
The changes, including a citywide survey of residents, are part of a council-approved plan to improve services.p.2 Port Colborne, Oct. 6th - Down - Schr. H.W. Hoag, Toledo, Oswego, wheat.
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p.3 Marine - The schooner T.Y. Avery, which sunk laden with wheat from Lake House Island, some 5 or 6 miles below Clayton, and was raised on Tuesday, is to be brought to Kingston for repairs. The tug Wheeler with a schooner as lighter, left Oswego yesterday, for the Galloup Islands, for the purpose of securing the cargo of lumber of the schooner J.W. Langmuir, which went ashore at the head of the Islands during the late gale. She came from Belleville, and her cargo is consigned to L.A. Card