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	<title>Comments on: Generating Random Sample Data</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Kimsal</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael Kimsal</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hello!

I&#039;ve put together a similar service over at http://www.fosterburgess.com/v2/random.php.  While it&#039;s not downloadable (yet? probably a good idea), it does generate more accurate data than the one you listed with respect to state/ZIP codes.  Benjamin&#039;s shows a postal code of &quot;J3F 8N9&quot; for state &quot;Maryland&quot;.  I think his is more truly &#039;random&#039; than mine, which takes random ZIP codes from a ZIP code database, and then uses the corresponding city and state with that ZIP code.  I don&#039;t deal with Canada or other non-US areas, though, so if you need that, it may not be a good fit.  Any suggestions on improvements are welcomed as well.</description>
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<p>I&#8217;ve put together a similar service over at <a href="http://www.fosterburgess.com/v2/random.php" rel="nofollow">http://www.fosterburgess.com/v2/random.php</a>.  While it&#8217;s not downloadable (yet? probably a good idea), it does generate more accurate data than the one you listed with respect to state/ZIP codes.  Benjamin&#8217;s shows a postal code of &#8220;J3F 8N9&#8243; for state &#8220;Maryland&#8221;.  I think his is more truly &#8216;random&#8217; than mine, which takes random ZIP codes from a ZIP code database, and then uses the corresponding city and state with that ZIP code.  I don&#8217;t deal with Canada or other non-US areas, though, so if you need that, it may not be a good fit.  Any suggestions on improvements are welcomed as well.</p>
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