Address on your resume

Here is my take on having your address on your resume:

1. When you are sending your resume directly to the hiring manager, include your address.  As a hiring manager, I do not want to waste my time addressing resumes send by people who live far away from the office.  I want to know where you live and I believe most hiring managers will agree.  I highly doubt it is a security risk sending your resume directly to a hiring manager for a company, no matter the size

2.  When you are posting your resume on the Internet, include only an email address.  In this case, your address becomes "public domain" and it is wise to hold back this information.