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From: Sandra Phoenix
Leaders of Howard University Takeover Reflect 50 Years Later
Wed, Mar 28, 2018 12:44 PM
Protesters in the administration building had grown to about 1,200, the Evening Star estimated, adding that students were rotating in and out of their dorm rooms to freshen up, and plates of food were being brought in.
The university also announced that all students had to be out of the dorms by the following day.
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From: Christopher Plum
Fwd: December e-Notes
Thu, Dec 31, 2020 2:38 AM
It has been estimated that by
the age of ten years old, 25% of intact females will develop pyometra.
Interestingly, pyometras often occur in older bitches that have not had a
litter.
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From: Albin43Tr@aol.com
TWL: Cruise: Panama City, FL to Dry Tortugas NOTE: Fairly Long
Mon, May 8, 2000 6:25 AM
Main engine fuel consumption is estimated at about 4.7GPH average, but this
actually includes the fuel used by the generator. The boat likes 1600 RPM
best, so I run it at that which gives about 8.8 kts. But, there are many
no-wake, reduced wake zones where we ran 800-1000 RPM, and when on the Gulf
with a following sea of any size, I ran at 2000 RPM.
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From: Bob Camp
Re: [time-nuts] Lady Heather numbers
Tue, Mar 12, 2013 5:15 PM
The oscillator
numbers are a best estimate / derived value. It's easier to see what's going
on there by looking at the DAC voltage once things settle.
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From: Solverson, Rebecca
FW: GSA’s Art in Architecture Program - FW: NEA Design + Creative Placemaking: August 2022
Mon, Aug 8, 2022 8:58 PM
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NEA News
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New Arts Data Profile
On July 18, the NEA’s Office of Research & Analysis released Artists in the Workforce: National and State Estimates
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From: Sandra Phoenix
To Pump Up Degree Counts, Colleges Invite Dropouts Back
Wed, Oct 27, 2010 10:58 AM
Advocates of a newly expanded program, Project Win-Win, estimate that colleges could award thousands of diplomas that way, propelling the United States closer to President Obama's aim of being atop the world again by 2020 in the proportion of residents with postsecondary degrees or certificates.
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From: Miley Bull
Re: [CT Birds] CTBirds Digest, Vol 104, Issue 2
Fri, Jun 8, 2007 1:48 PM
Yet, that 100 million figure is 333 times more than
> the 300,000
> marine birds estimated to be killed in the Exxon Valdez wreck - and it
> happens
> every year.
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> Think CollidEscape
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> Charlie Barnard
> Stratford
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From: kmueller@ntplx.net
Northwest Stellwegan Bank- July 26 2011 Pelagic K Mueller
Wed, Aug 3, 2011 5:14 PM
s storm-Petrels- 800 +/- (rough estimate-hard to count)
Greater Shearwaters- 23
Cory?s Shearwater-1
Gannet-2
Greater black-Backed Gulls- 200+
Herring Gulls- 100+
Laughing Gull- 1
Semi-palmated Sandpipers- 19
Common Eiders- 56 (including 7 ?eider-lings?)
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From: Ron
Re: [CT Birds] CTBirds Digest, Vol 1824, Issue 1
Thu, Feb 23, 2012 6:36 PM
Fish and Wildlife Service estimated in 2009 that approximately 440,000 birds were killed each year by collisions with wind turbines. The massive expansion of wind power in the United States will likely result in the deaths of more than one million birds each year by 2030.
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From: Christopher Plum
FW: May News from Newfoundland Club of America
Sun, May 11, 2014 3:13 AM
With an estimated population of 70 million dogs living in U.S. households,
millions of people - most of them children - are bitten by dogs every year.
The majority of these bites, if not all, are preventable.