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Scott Hample
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US Postal Service
Baltimore, MD
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Scott: says lookout! More than 12 ionches of snow predicted for tomorrow and Wednesday. I gotta convince my cats to let me hook them up to the sled Hace 21 horas mediante Facebook
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Resumen profesional
Currently a Marketing Research Consultant for US Postal Service in DC. My responsibilities include web marketing analysis and database marketing for the Postal Store. I am also an adjunct professor at Towson University and University of Phoenix.
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Teléfono
678-697-4400 (móvil personal)
410-486-2196 (personal)
410-486-2196 (fax del trabajo)
Sitio web
http://www.linkedin.com/in/scotthample (trabajo)
http://www.jobfox.com/people/shample (personal)
Dirección
2 Bonnie Ridge Court
Apartment T-1
Baltimore, MD 21209 (personal)
Apartment T-1
Baltimore, MD 21209 (personal)
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Scott Hample says lookout! More than 12 ionches of snow predicted for tomorrow and Wednesday. I gotta convince my cats to let me hook them up to the sled. Hace 21 horas mediante Facebook
Scott Hample wishes the jerks on the halftime report shut up and show the Who instead. Hace 1 día mediante Facebook
Scott Hample told his son, Richard, that he's not in Savannah anymore. Had to take him to the ER this afternoon. He pulled a muscle in his neck shovelling snow (28 inches) off our 6 feet of walkway yesterday. Doc gave him a muscle relaxant in the butt to ease the pain. Hace 1 día mediante Facebook
Scott Hample told his son, Richard, that he's not in Savannah anymore. Had to take him to the ER this afternoon. He pulled a muscle in his neck shovelling snow (28 inches) off our 6 feet of walkway yesterday. Doc gave him a muscle relaxant in the butt to ease the pain. Hace 1 día mediante Facebook
Scott Hample publicó una entrada de blog Hace 3 días
Census Bureau's Balancing Act
My print column this week examines a quirk in U.S. Census Bureau data that may have led to research errors. A National Bureau of Economic Research working paper this week demonstrated that so-called microdata — a subset of all Census responses, released to researchers who want to dig deeper... more »