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We have a lot of people already calling us for information. They can call 1-800-GET-INFO, but quite frankly it is very difficult to get through. We've had probably 200 calls already.

Lisa McAllister

We want to totally reconfigure this model so that the purchasers have available information before they make a purchase. Our concern is how soon can consumers get the info how soon can NMVTIS get the information. If we're dependent on federal agencies, we're not going to get it as fast as if the private sector is allowed to leverage that info manage it and interpret it and send it back out.

It's tough to kill 5-on-3s. There were a couple of phantom calls (not whistled against Vancouver) when we're up 3-0, and they missed a call on Kyle Calder being held at 4-4. If you're calling it, keep calling in at the end like you do at the start.

Martin Lapointe

We have two dispatchers, and they're handling roughly 200 to 300 phone calls from people who want to know when their street's going to be plowed. If 18 people are calling to find out when their road is going to be plowed, and the 19th is calling to say their relative is having a heart attack, we have to answer them in the order they were received. We have to go through 18 nuisance phone calls to get to the real emergency.

I questioned one call, 'Why aren't you guys calling the right stuff?' It was good enough for a bench penalty. We haven't had a bench penalty all year. We can't control what the referee decides to call. We're not fouling people and we're (still) getting calls. That's not our team's fault, it's that simple. That's the freaky thing of it.

Providence employees are not calling home services patients to ask for this information in relation to the stolen data. People receiving phone calls are encouraged to notify their local police department.

When the Do Not Call regulations went into place, it significantly impacted the types of calls that could be placed to customers. The Do Not Call legislation sought to reduce the volume of cold calls that people received.

My next dream would be to have a call center that would answer all non-identified customers. Two or three people would be handling the incoming calls from all of the cities that our stores are in, but it would be centralized. As far as the customer was concerned, with our data network, they might as well be in that store they were calling.

You have to strike a balance. The vast majority of calls are legitimate. You don't want to irritate people and make it more difficult to access information they have a right to. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice.

I would want to find out more information about the position, responsibilities, why the opening right now. With that particular ad, you wouldn't know that much information, so you need to do your homework before the initial calls. But once you make the call, ask what the company is.

Utility representatives will not show up at your door unannounced and will not ask for banking information in unsolicited phone calls. If you get a request for personal information that leaves you skeptical, contact my office and we can help determine if the call was legitimate.

On the Web, there's almost nothing you can't get through the single search box. We're looking to extend that to the enterprise, so that people are searching not just documents and Web pages, but are able to get contact info, customer info and inventory levels all with one click -- whatever they need to get the job done.

I just said, 'Why aren't you guys calling the right stuff?' And that was enough to get a penalty. Some of the calls were very questionable, at best. It was a very frustrating night from that point of view, but we can't control what the referees decide to call.

Any community group that has five or six people can call the Board of Education's office and set up for us to come hold an information session, or people can call to find out where they can attend an information session.

It's a given that they handle life-and-death emergency calls. But they don't handle calls where somebody's going to die call after call after call. It was a kind of doomsday, sum-of-all-fears atmosphere.

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