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Population Born Out of State

As far as Americans, born in America go, New York has the largest number of residents who have lived their whole life in the state, while Nevada has the greatest immigration from other states. Wyoming also has a surprising number of non-native born state residents.

State Born out of State
Nevada 65.7%
District of Columbia 57.2%
New Hampshire 55.6%
Wyoming 55.3%
Arizona 53.5%
Colorado 52.8%
Alaska 52.2%
Florida 52.1%
Idaho 50.7%
Delaware 50.2%
Oregon 48.4%
Vermont 48.1%
Montana 45.0%
Washington 44.0%
Maryland 43.1%
Virginia 42.4%
South Carolina 41.3%
New Mexico 39.4%
North Carolina 38.8%
Georgia 38.3%
Tennessee 37.1%
Kansas 35.4%
Maine 35.1%
Arkansas 35.1%
Oklahoma 34.7%
North Dakota 34.2%
South Dakota 33.5%
Connecticut 33.3%
Rhode Island 32.8%
Hawaii 32.8%
Utah 31.9%
New Jersey 30.6%
Missouri 30.4%
West Virginia 29.4%
Nebraska 29.4%
Kentucky 28.0%
Indiana 27.8%
Alabama 27.7%
Texas 26.9%
Mississippi 26.2%
Minnesota 25.7%
Iowa 25.4%
Massachusetts 25.1%
Wisconsin 24.5%
California 21.7%
Pennsylvania 21.2%
Illinois 20.8%
Ohio 20.6%
Louisiana 18.1%
Michigan 17.2%
New York 16.0%
Andy Arthur, 4/23/23.

Data Source: 2021 American Community Survey,
5-yr Averages.

April 23, 2023 Morning

A Rainy Start to the Sunday. 🌧

For a while last night it really poured. I was only home from my walk out to Five Rivers a few minutes before the skies really opened up, I’m glad I left a bit early from Five Rivers, as all I felt was a few large drops before I got inside. But while I was cooking dinner around 8 PM, the skies opened up with some dramatic rumbles of thunder, a good crash of lightening and then lead to a night of heavy rain. It’s letting up now, I might soon put on my rain coat and go for a walk.

Good morning! Happy Sunday. Rain showers and 52 degrees in Delmar, NY. 🌧 There is a west-northwest breeze at 10 mph. πŸƒ. The dew point is 48 degrees. The skies will clear around 6 pm.

Believe it or not I slept into 6:30 AM this morning, πŸ›Œ and didn’t start breakfast until 7. That’s super late for me these days. Had a good breakfast of barley, bananas and blueberries. 🍡 It’s a change from oatmeal and is still good and healthy, with a fair amount of fiber for staying power through the day. I will follow it up with some carrots πŸ₯• in a bit for more staying power today.

Today will have showers and possibly a thunderstorm before 11am, then showers likely. 🌦 High of 56 degrees at 4pm. Seven degrees below normal, which is similar to a typical day around April 9th. Maximum dew point of 48 at 8am. πŸ–οΈ Northwest wind around 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible. A year ago, we had partly cloudy skies in the morning, remaining cloudy in the afternoon. The high last year was 57 degrees. The record high of 87 was set in 2007. 2.4 inches of snow fell back in 1956.❄

Still struggling to get the clip off the gears βš™ on the cassette on my bicycle. 🚲 I am going to see if my dad has any ideas when I go out to visit the folks today. I do think using the breaker bar for lug nuts from my truck is the right tool but I may need to buy a better quality socket to get that cassette off. I really want to do the spoke repair myself if at all possible, because I know it’s a repair I’ll need in the future, and if I master the technique myself not only will it save money πŸ€‘ but also downtime going forward, which will mean my bike will become a reliable commuting tool.

Solar noon 🌞 is at 12:54 pm with sun having an altitude of 59.9° from the due south horizon (-11° vs. 6/21). A six foot person will cast a 3.5 foot shadow today compared to 2.2 feet on the first day of summer. The golden hour πŸ… starts at 7:08 pm with the sun in the west-northwest (282°). πŸ“Έ

I might hike Bennett Hill πŸ” mid-day and then head out to the folks house, but it depends on how rainy the mid-day is. Looks like rain again this evening, but I would like to get my steps in if at all possible. πŸ‘£ I don’t mind a little bit of rain, but I also don’t  want to get totally soaked if I can all avoid it.

The sunset is in the west-northwest (288°) with the sun dropping below the horizon at 7:46 pm after setting for 3 minutes and 2 seconds with dusk around 8:16 pm, which is one minute and 9 seconds later than yesterday. πŸŒ‡ At dusk you’ll see the Waxing Crescent πŸŒ’ Moon in the west (273°) at an altitude of 38° from the horizon, 246,532 miles away. πŸš€ The best time to look at the stars is after 8:53 pm. At sunset, look for rain 🌧 and temperatures around 55 degrees. There will be a north-northwest breeze at 7 mph. Today will have 13 hours and 47 minutes of daytime, an increase of 2 minutes and 41 seconds over yesterday.

Tonight will have a slight chance of showers before midnight. Mostly cloudy 🌧, with a low of 42 degrees at 6am. Two degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical night around April 27th. Northwest wind 7 to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%. In 2022, we had light rain in the evening, which became mostly clear by the early hours of the morning. It got down to 45 degrees. The record low of 25 occurred back in 1965.

Spring Afternoon

April 22, 2023 Morning

Good morning! Happy Earth Day. 🚜

I am sure with the warmer weather, lots of spring tillage and manuring of the earth is going on. Certainly they were hauling tank loads of manure slurry when I did my walk last week up to Bennett Hill. Got to get the Earth ready for the upcoming planting season.

It’s damp and cloudy and 50 degrees in Delmar, NY. ☁ There is a south-southeast breeze at 13 mph. πŸƒ. The skies will clear tomorrow around 11 pm. Not the greatest morning ever but less wet then yesterday.

Out walking at 6:45 AM today. πŸƒ‍♀️ Less early then usual, but it’s a Saturday and I’m moving slowly. But I don’t have a lot to do on a schedule though a busy day planned around home. I thought about doing one of those Earth Day Clean Ups but I’m not filling really ambitious or civil minded these days. I’d rather focus on my own health and life rather then saving the world.

This morning going to have a treat — pancakes with blueberries. πŸ₯ž I don’t have pancakes every day, or even that often due to the high amounts of carbohydrates, but I have some pancake mix leftover and I will mix with slow oaks and bananas to help improve the health value, then a little bit of butter and syrup and blueberries to top it off. It will be a nice breakfast.

Today will be mostly cloudy πŸŒ₯, with a high of 68 degrees at 3pm. Five degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical day around May 4th. Maximum dew point of 50 at 5pm. Southeast wind 13 to 17 mph. A year ago, we had partly cloudy skies in the morning with some clearing in the afternoon. The high last year was 60 degrees. The record high of 86 was set in 1985. 1 inches of snow fell back in 1928.❄

I have a number of projects to work on today. βš™Still trying to pull the gear cassette off my bike. I have the spoke key and gear puller tool but so far I’ve not had a lot of luck. I did figure out that I can use it with my truck’s tire iron which gives me more leverage but I’m struggling. I wish I had gotten a little bit better quality tool for the job, though I think I’m getting closer now that I discovered it fits my tire iron which offers far more leverage to break it loose. Spoke key works great, I pulled loose a spoke but until I get the gear casette off I can’t pull any spokes. Ultimately if I can’t get the gear off, I’ll have to take it to the shop for the spoke replacement, but I really want to learn to do it myself, and if that involves buying additional parts or tools, I’m up for it. I want to be able to fully maintain the bike myself. Youtube is a great resource for learning. πŸ“Ί

Then I want to paint some of the rust damage on the truck. 🚚 Trying to paint off some of the rust on the floor boards of the truck. I wanted to do that last week but I was busy walking and then Sunday visiting Mr. Wolcott and the parents. The weather looks good for painting but I a bit windy. Then probably go out to Five Rivers for the afternoon into the evening. 🐸 Probably leave a bit after 2 PM, after my the truck is done painting and I’m done with lunch.

Solar noon 🌞 is at 12:55 pm with sun having an altitude of 59.5° from the due south horizon (-11.3° vs. 6/21). A six foot person will cast a 3.5 foot shadow today compared to 2.2 feet on the first day of summer. The golden hour πŸ… starts at 7:07 pm with the sun in the west (281°). πŸ“Έ

Yesterday, I walked 11.5 miles which isn’t bad for the work day. 🐰 Most of it was down in the park. It’s good to get a lot of steps in. I don’t know if I’ll do that many today, but there is  a good change I’ll at least get in 10 miles, especially if I go to Five Rivers for the afternoon into the evening.

The sunset is in the west-northwest (288°) with the sun dropping below the horizon at 7:45 pm after setting for 3 minutes and 2 seconds with dusk around 8:14 pm, which is one minute and 8 seconds later than yesterday. πŸŒ‡ At dusk you’ll see the Waxing Crescent πŸŒ’ Moon in the west (278°) at an altitude of 27° from the horizon, 243,905 miles away. πŸš€ The best time to look at the stars is after 8:51 pm. At sunset, look for rain 🌧 and temperatures around 63 degrees. The dew point will be 50 degrees. Breezy, 22 mph breeze β›… from the southeast with gusts up to 32mph. Today will have 13 hours and 44 minutes of daytime, an increase of 2 minutes and 40 seconds over yesterday.

I got a card reader for my phone, so now if I take photos with my stand alone camera, I can process them with my phone πŸ“² including uploading them to the blog. One issue I noticed is that my phone doesn’t like the upper case JPG extension on photos, which also is probably true with the blog, but I found an app for bulk renaming photos on my phone.

Tonight will have showers, mainly after midnight. 🌧 Low of 52 degrees at 6am. 10 degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical night around May 20th. Breezy, with a southeast wind 17 to 22 mph, with gusts as high as 33 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New precipitation amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible. In 2022, we had mostly clear skies in the evening, which became partly cloudy by the early hours of the morning. It got down to 34 degrees. The record low of 26 occurred back in 1975.

I was very tired and fried after the week that was. 😫 Feeling better today but Friday was a day that alternated from super busy to super dead, and until the end of the day I didn’t know how much I would have to work. It turned out to be a quiet weekend, which is good because I have those various projects to do.

Looking ahead, there are 9 weeks until Latest Sunset πŸŒ† when the sun will be setting at 8:38 pm with dusk at 9:12 pm. On that day in 2022, we had partly cloudy and temperatures between 86 and 61 degrees. Typically, the high temperature is 82 degrees. We hit a record high of 96 back in 1943.

 Very Low Tide on Hudson River

Over-watering Plants 🌻

Probably it seems like the most common issue people have with plants is they don’t water them enough. I have never had that problem — my bigger issue with my office plants is over-watering them the minute they look a bit dry. It’s better to give them less water, as it strengthens their roots, encourages deeper rooting, and prevents root rot.

I’ve never had issues with plants dying from a lack of water, except during the pandemic when everybody was working from home, but root rot has been a constant problem from over-watering. Sometimes it’s better just let them do the thing — and hold back from watering more then once a week.

April 21, 2023 Morning

Good morning! Yeah, it’s Friday! πŸŒ…

Through the haze you can see the weekend or maybe not. It’s a Friday and I’m out and moving forward.

Partly cloudy and 45 degrees in Delmar, NY. β›… There is a east-northeast breeze at 5 mph. πŸƒ.

Kind of a cool start to the morning but that’s true be expected for April. We were so spoiled last week. Going to be fairly mild by midday. πŸ•› Little slow rising out of bed πŸ› but I always build in extra time by setting my alarm clock a few minutes early. ⏰

Today will be mostly sunny 🌞, with a high of 75 degrees at 4pm. 13 degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical day around May 28th. Maximum dew point of 46 at 2pm. Light and variable wind becoming south 8 to 13 mph in the morning. A year ago, we had mostly sunny skies in the morning, which became cloudy by afternoon. The high last year was 60 degrees. The record high of 89 was set in 1923. 0.6 inches of snow fell back in 1947.❄

I will have to make sure to get out to Washington Park or maybe Lincoln Park 🏞 for a lunchtime walk 🚢 it will be a good day for that. Saturday, Earth Day 🌎 doesn’t look all that great weather wise.. But fairly mild and not to wet.

Solar noon 🌞 is at 12:55 pm with sun having an altitude of 59.2Β° from the due south horizon (-11.6Β° vs. 6/21). A six foot person will cast a 3.6 foot shadow today compared to 2.2 feet on the first day of summer. The golden hour πŸ… starts at 7:06 pm with the sun in the west (281Β°). πŸ“Έ

Yesterday I walked out to Five Rivers Environmental Education Center 🐸 though by the time dinner was done I didn’t have a lot of time out there. 9.3 miles for the day.

The sunset is in the west-northwest (287Β°) with the sun dropping below the horizon at 7:44 pm after setting for 3 minutes and 1 seconds with dusk around 8:13 pm, which is one minute and 9 seconds later than yesterday. πŸŒ‡ At dusk you’ll see the Waxing Crescent πŸŒ’ Moon in the west-northwest (283Β°) at an altitude of 16Β° from the horizon, 241,038 miles away. πŸš€ The best time to look at the stars is after 8:50 pm. At sunset, look for mostly clear skies πŸŒ„ and temperatures around 70 degrees. There will be a south-southeast breeze at 15 mph. Tomorrow will have 13 hours and 44 minutes of daytime, an increase of 2 minutes and 40 seconds over today.

Tonight will have increasing clouds ☁, with a low of 50 degrees at 6am. 10 degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical night around May 20th. South wind 10 to 15 mph. In 2022, we had mostly clear skies in the evening, which became partly cloudy by the early hours of the morning. It got down to 42 degrees. The record low of 20 occurred back in 1947.

Tomorrow will have a slight chance of showers after 3pm. Mostly cloudy 🌦, with a high of 69 degrees at 2pm. Six degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical day around May 7th. Maximum dew point of 49 at 6pm. Southeast wind 11 to 16 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%. A year ago, we had mostly sunny skies in the morning, which became cloudy by afternoon. The high last year was 60 degrees. The record high of 86 was set in 1985. 1 inch of snow fell back in 1928.❄

Looking ahead to Sunday, showers. High near 58. 🌧️ South wind 9 to 11 mph becoming northwest in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New precipitation amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible. Typical average high for the weekend is 63 degrees.

Yeah, not a good weekend to get out of town. 🚲 I have the tools to remove the cassette and spokes from my bike so I can measure them and order a box of replacements. πŸ“¦ I will replace any that are broken. Once the wheel is true, I just need to repair the rear derailleur cable and I’ll be back on the road. With the additional parts and repair skills πŸ”§ my hope is to keep the bike running strong for a long time and doing a lot of commuting and traveling around town with the bike, saving on bus fares and fuel.

Always looking ahead, there are 2 weeks until Cinco de Mayo 🀠 when the sun will be setting at 8:01 pm with dusk at 8:30 pm. On that day in 2022, we had partly sunny and temperatures between 68 and 49 degrees. Typically, the high temperature is 68 degrees. We hit a record high of 91 back in 1944.

I was thinking a good burrito 🌯 would be good with lots of beer 🍻 but those days are over in my life. Although maybe I could make an exception or find a way to make it more nutritious like with chicken and lots of vegetables.

Iron Deposits in Rensselaer Lake

IRC Assembly Districts

Here is a listing of how much the IRC April 2023 Proposed ADs vary from the ones enacted by the legislature, using Voting Age Population (VAP) and the block lists from the IRC and LATFOR. Many districts didn’t change much.

VAP Percent
IRC AD 1
1 100,691 96.04%
2 4,152 3.96%
IRC AD 2
1 7,319 6.71%
2 101,404 92.95%
4 378 0.35%
IRC AD 3
3 103,712 100.00%
IRC AD 4
2 153 0.14%
4 104,766 99.10%
5 800 0.76%
IRC AD 5
4 3,412 3.19%
5 103,554 96.81%
IRC AD 6
5 14 0.01%
6 100,305 99.75%
7 77 0.08%
8 164 0.16%
IRC AD 7
5 646 0.62%
6 222 0.21%
7 103,282 99.12%
9 49 0.05%
IRC AD 8
5 2,059 1.91%
6 46 0.04%
8 105,849 98.05%
IRC AD 9
7 964 0.93%
9 102,307 99.07%
IRC AD 10
10 103,168 100.00%
IRC AD 11
9 153 0.14%
11 108,544 99.86%
IRC AD 12
9 166 0.16%
11 53 0.05%
12 102,008 99.79%
IRC AD 13
13 103,133 99.64%
15 374 0.36%
IRC AD 14
14 104,911 100.00%
IRC AD 15
10 20 0.02%
15 104,715 99.98%
IRC AD 16
16 107,328 99.23%
19 832 0.77%
IRC AD 17
15 1,290 1.23%
17 103,631 98.77%
IRC AD 18
18 102,769 99.97%
21 26 0.03%
IRC AD 19
18 70 0.07%
19 107,089 99.52%
22 445 0.41%
IRC AD 20
20 102,980 99.99%
22 15 0.01%
IRC AD 21
21 110,225 99.89%
22 117 0.11%
IRC AD 22
20 52 0.05%
22 102,857 99.95%
IRC AD 23
23 105,728 97.89%
38 2,284 2.11%
IRC AD 24
24 103,256 92.62%
28 22 0.02%
29 548 0.49%
31 4,245 3.81%
32 1,946 1.75%
38 1,470 1.32%
IRC AD 25
24 421 0.40%
25 105,359 99.60%
IRC AD 26
24 243 0.22%
25 223 0.20%
26 108,800 99.55%
27 4 0.00%
40 18 0.02%
IRC AD 27
27 100,682 98.04%
28 2,011 1.96%
IRC AD 28
24 400 0.36%
27 469 0.42%
28 108,524 97.20%
30 2,260 2.02%
IRC AD 29
29 110,299 99.85%
33 167 0.15%
IRC AD 30
30 101,407 94.95%
34 134 0.13%
37 5,256 4.92%
IRC AD 31
23 33 0.03%
29 82 0.08%
31 98,865 99.02%
32 865 0.87%
IRC AD 32
32 103,290 100.00%
IRC AD 33
29 12 0.01%
33 106,316 99.99%
IRC AD 34
30 5,099 4.48%
34 107,694 94.68%
35 955 0.84%
IRC AD 35
34 2,304 2.28%
35 98,598 97.72%
IRC AD 36
34 2,016 1.66%
36 119,172 97.89%
37 554 0.46%
IRC AD 37
28 2,142 1.83%
30 3,139 2.68%
36 3,253 2.78%
37 108,492 92.71%
IRC AD 38
24 2,308 2.20%
28 291 0.28%
37 3,123 2.97%
38 99,343 94.55%
IRC AD 39
30 1,643 1.54%
34 153 0.14%
35 715 0.67%
39 103,879 97.64%
IRC AD 40
27 528 0.48%
40 108,429 99.52%
IRC AD 41
41 109,048 99.77%
59 254 0.23%
IRC AD 42
42 101,408 99.62%
44 382 0.38%
IRC AD 43
43 114,032 99.91%
58 102 0.09%
IRC AD 44
42 246 0.23%
44 107,978 99.54%
57 249 0.23%
IRC AD 45
45 102,030 100.00%
IRC AD 46
46 113,750 100.00%
IRC AD 47
47 109,180 100.00%
IRC AD 48
48 83,747 100.00%
IRC AD 49
49 107,911 100.00%
IRC AD 50
50 107,516 100.00%
IRC AD 51
51 100,733 99.29%
52 719 0.71%
IRC AD 52
51 86 0.07%
52 115,328 99.93%
IRC AD 53
50 177 0.16%
53 112,879 99.84%
IRC AD 54
54 100,006 99.67%
60 331 0.33%
IRC AD 55
55 98,830 100.00%
IRC AD 56
56 113,785 100.00%
IRC AD 57
57 113,085 100.00%
IRC AD 58
43 247 0.24%
58 103,877 99.76%
IRC AD 59
41 19 0.02%
59 101,653 99.98%
IRC AD 60
58 434 0.45%
60 97,002 99.55%
IRC AD 61
61 102,928 97.24%
63 653 0.62%
65 2,271 2.15%
IRC AD 62
62 107,139 100.00%
IRC AD 63
61 685 0.63%
63 107,879 98.48%
64 981 0.90%
IRC AD 64
49 8 0.01%
64 110,517 99.99%
IRC AD 65
61 2,719 2.20%
65 120,874 97.80%
IRC AD 66
66 125,770 99.81%
74 240 0.19%
IRC AD 67
67 119,896 98.74%
75 1,524 1.26%
IRC AD 68
68 114,714 100.00%
IRC AD 69
69 121,184 99.27%
70 896 0.73%
IRC AD 70
68 39 0.03%
69 740 0.64%
70 114,781 99.33%
IRC AD 71
71 110,894 100.00%
IRC AD 72
72 107,099 100.00%
IRC AD 73
73 123,749 100.00%
IRC AD 74
65 11 0.01%
74 126,206 99.99%
IRC AD 75
67 1,459 1.14%
75 126,655 98.86%
IRC AD 76
76 121,969 100.00%
IRC AD 77
77 99,384 100.00%
IRC AD 78
78 103,028 100.00%
IRC AD 79
77 46 0.05%
79 95,760 99.95%
IRC AD 80
78 26 0.02%
80 107,474 99.85%
82 18 0.02%
83 24 0.02%
87 98 0.09%
IRC AD 81
80 781 0.75%
81 103,043 99.25%
IRC AD 82
80 774 0.73%
82 105,017 99.09%
87 194 0.18%
IRC AD 83
82 113 0.11%
83 103,715 99.89%
IRC AD 84
84 98,324 98.88%
85 1,118 1.12%
IRC AD 85
79 604 0.59%
85 102,187 99.14%
87 282 0.27%
IRC AD 86
77 473 0.46%
86 101,452 99.54%
IRC AD 87
87 99,140 100.00%
IRC AD 88
88 105,311 99.90%
91 107 0.10%
IRC AD 89
89 109,896 100.00%
IRC AD 90
89 190 0.17%
90 107,697 98.58%
92 1,359 1.24%
IRC AD 91
88 229 0.21%
91 106,302 99.79%
IRC AD 92
90 447 0.41%
92 108,939 99.58%
95 8 0.01%
IRC AD 93
92 3 0.00%
93 110,370 100.00%
IRC AD 94
94 106,479 100.00%
IRC AD 95
95 103,375 100.00%
IRC AD 96
96 105,644 100.00%
IRC AD 97
96 13 0.02%
97 86,624 99.98%
IRC AD 98
98 100,173 100.00%
IRC AD 99
98 9 0.01%
99 87,506 99.99%
IRC AD 100
100 102,680 100.00%
IRC AD 101
98 4,341 3.96%
100 2,634 2.40%
101 92,462 84.42%
102 5,280 4.82%
121 4,812 4.39%
IRC AD 102
101 2,796 2.47%
102 106,304 93.80%
121 4,236 3.74%
IRC AD 103
103 109,428 100.00%
IRC AD 104
104 106,676 100.00%
IRC AD 105
105 110,393 100.00%
IRC AD 106
106 113,885 100.00%
IRC AD 107
107 103,970 100.00%
IRC AD 108
108 105,227 100.00%
IRC AD 109
109 109,115 100.00%
IRC AD 110
110 105,112 99.70%
111 312 0.30%
IRC AD 111
110 353 0.35%
111 100,761 99.65%
IRC AD 112
112 104,105 97.37%
118 2,817 2.63%
IRC AD 113
113 111,103 100.00%
IRC AD 114
114 107,220 100.00%
IRC AD 115
115 114,354 100.00%
IRC AD 116
116 108,398 98.80%
117 1,316 1.20%
IRC AD 117
117 101,228 100.00%
IRC AD 118
118 108,027 98.49%
122 1,653 1.51%
IRC AD 119
119 102,258 100.00%
IRC AD 120
120 105,437 100.00%
IRC AD 121
101 7,766 7.28%
121 98,853 92.72%
IRC AD 122
101 1,852 1.67%
122 109,345 98.33%
IRC AD 123
123 109,761 100.00%
IRC AD 124
124 106,570 100.00%
IRC AD 125
125 114,826 100.00%
IRC AD 126
126 106,544 100.00%
IRC AD 127
127 104,889 100.00%
IRC AD 128
128 100,963 98.42%
129 1,626 1.58%
IRC AD 129
128 1,124 1.06%
129 105,316 98.94%
IRC AD 130
130 107,965 100.00%
IRC AD 131
121 4,730 4.26%
131 106,346 95.74%
IRC AD 132
132 107,684 100.00%
IRC AD 133
132 2,447 2.25%
133 103,137 94.88%
147 3,124 2.87%
IRC AD 134
134 106,259 100.00%
IRC AD 135
135 104,985 100.00%
IRC AD 136
136 106,624 99.32%
137 730 0.68%
IRC AD 137
136 1,150 1.11%
137 102,891 98.89%
IRC AD 138
136 1,411 1.22%
137 374 0.32%
138 114,190 98.46%
IRC AD 139
133 3,904 3.67%
139 102,549 96.33%
IRC AD 140
140 105,477 99.22%
145 831 0.78%
IRC AD 141
140 37 0.04%
141 97,034 99.87%
142 85 0.09%
IRC AD 142
141 45 0.04%
142 102,215 99.56%
149 404 0.39%
IRC AD 143
141 115 0.11%
142 1,104 1.03%
143 105,457 98.86%
IRC AD 144
139 7,030 6.52%
144 100,714 93.48%
IRC AD 145
140 32 0.03%
145 107,789 99.97%
IRC AD 146
146 105,827 100.00%
IRC AD 147
144 7,986 6.87%
147 108,334 93.13%
IRC AD 148
148 102,562 100.00%
IRC AD 149
142 32 0.03%
149 105,569 99.97%
IRC AD 150
150 102,803 100.00%

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