function email()
{
location='mailto:michael@thrillville.net?subject=Attention Thrillville Webmaster';
}
function emailotto()
{
location='mailto:otto@tikinews.com?subject=Attention Otto - Will the Thrill Sent Me';
}
function emailwill()
{
location='mailto:will@thrillville.net?subject=Attention Will The Thrill';
}
function emailtikigoddess()
{
location='mailto:tikigoddess@thrillville.net?subject=Attention Monica Tiki Goddess';
}

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WHAT: Clears the text box for email list after submit
WHERE: Submission forms for subscriptions to Constant Contact list 
CREDIT: Code from: http://greengeckodesign.com/blog/2007/08/input-text-replace-in-javascript.html
DIRECTIONS: Use onblur="replaceInput(this);" & onfocus="clearInput(this);"  to your input tag. The replaceInput 
and clearInput functions assume the text is light grey (#ccc) to begin with and make the text black once
the user starts typing something and if they de-select the text box without typing anything it puts the 
default text back in and sets the text color back to light grey. Beyond this I suggest using css to let 
users know when the input is in focus since that little blinking cursor can often be hard to see. So in 
your css file you may want to include something like this (assuming your text box has a class of "searchInput"): 
********************************/
var clearInputValue = Array();
function clearInput(thisObj){
   if(!clearInputValue[thisObj]){
      clearInputValue[thisObj] = thisObj.value;
      thisObj.value = "";
      thisObj.style.color = "black";
   }
}
function replaceInput(thisObj){
   if(thisObj.value == ""){
      thisObj.value = clearInputValue[thisObj];
      thisObj.style.color = "#999999";
      clearInputValue[thisObj]= false;
   }
}
function timedMsg()
{
var t=setTimeout("document.ccoptin.ea.value=''",5000);
}