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BobDole reacted to a post in a topic: PIAA NEW Weights = 13 August 2, 2020
PIAA NEW Weights = 13
DynamiteKid replied to RichB's topic in High School Wrestling
Correct. And you can teach someone how to wrestle. But you need to make an effort and go recruit athletes. But is easier to just eliminate weights than to do your job.
Again we are our own worst enemy. Our Hs soccer coach can't develop goalies so we should petition to just play without goalies.
DynamiteKid reacted to a post in a topic: PIAA NEW Weights = 13 July 22, 2020
BobDole reacted to a post in a topic: PIAA NEW Weights = 13 June 17, 2020
In 10 years when college wrestling is extinct and high school wrestling is on its way out we will only have ourselves to blame. Wrestling continues to cater to the elite 1% of participants and placate and enable the coaches who are unable and unwilling to build sustainable programs starting at the youth level.
1032004 reacted to a post in a topic: The "is there talent" debate on Flo May 31, 2020
The "is there talent" debate on Flo
DynamiteKid replied to russelscout's topic in College Wrestling
I was not a world class wrestler myself, far from it. But I have rolled with dozens of them and never once met one who wasn't as strong as hell. Not always weight room strong, but Functionally strong. did they all work hard. No doubt. But plenty of other guys worked just as hard and never got that functional strength that is so key in wrestling. Anyone that is world class is any sport is a combo of hard work and elite genetics.
Also hard to say genetics and talent you are born with doesn't matter when you have a BROTHER who was also an NCAA champ. im not dismissing the importance of hard work. It's vital. But to act like there is no such thing as natural talent is to be completely naive.
It's common for wrestling people to say that it's all about work ethic. The kid who works harder and longer will be more successful. It's just not true. If that were the case we wouldn't need weights classes. Power, strength, athleticism all matter a huge deal. (Yes even among people of the same weight. ) Anyone that has ever coached has seen kids who were great athletes come out for the sport late in life and within 6 months tossing around less athletic kids who have worked just as hard and for a lot longer. of course if you hold all else equal, the harder worker will do better. But all else is never equal. Athleticism plays an enormous role in wrestling success, due to the intense physical nature I dare say that it matters more than most sports. We have all seen non athletes work hard and have nice careers. No doubt. But the elites have elite physical gifts to go along with the work ethic.
leshismore reacted to a post in a topic: PIAA NEW Weights = 13 May 19, 2020
You are right. Max Soria, Phillip Mansueto, Mike mormile and bob dierna all should be household names in California. (No disrespect to them )
The problem with using weight distribution as the main metric is that you are counting all 4 grades equally. For some reason wrestlers, or more likely their dads, have this sense of entitlement to be on varsity as freshman that would be ridiculous for Baseball or football. The distributions should be based on juniors and seniors. If there are younger kids who can make compete at those weights good for them. If we need to add a lighter weight for jv tourneys I can like with that too. But don't give me this distribution of all Hs kids and weight it evenly just because daddy can't deal with the fact that his 100 pound kid who plays no other sports and daddy spends $10k a year on wrestling training for might not be able to post on Facebook that his kid was on varsity as a freshman. lesh your post is ridiculous. Guess what, EVERYONE is small before they are big. That's how biology works. Ever single ncaa champ that has ever lived, even Cole Konrad or Brock Lesnar, weighed 96 pounds at some point in their life. I've never even heard of half the people on your list but I'm pretty sure we all know that ever single college wrestler was 99 pounds at one point in their life.
Probably a little bit of fake news to not include the fact that one of these 2 was in the 99 pound weight class.
Correct. This is why NY has become a have and have not state. Their elite kids are great but the depth is a fraction of the surrounding states.
If a reduction in the upper weights was inevitable, which I hope it is not, these new suggestions don't make sense. instead of : 172, 189, 215 (or 220) and 285 it makes more sense to do : 170, 185, 200 and 270 I know that going to 270 impacts some of the really big kids. But if they are going to wrestle at the next level they need to get used to the lower weight anyway. I don't know of many (any) high school 285's that couldn't make 270 with minimal effort. The good 230 kids can already be competitive at heavyweight anyway let alone if you reduced it. 185-200 is where you get a lot of big freaky strong kids and having kids that get beat out for 172 going that heavy is irresponsible. If there isn't a 215 weight in college, the olympics or mma I struggle to see why the second highest weight needs to be as high as 215 or 220. But there should be 3 weights between 170 and 200. (As there is in college ) If someone can make a reasonable argument for 172, 189, 220 and 285 over 170, 185, 200 and 270 I would love to hear it. It is almost unheard of for team to have 2 great big guys where one can make 220 but not 200. It's pretty common to have 3 decent kids between 170 and 200.
BobDole reacted to a post in a topic: PIAA NEW Weights = 13 May 9, 2020
If forfeits are a concern this should be addressed in colleges where teams with 30 kids on the roster still forfeit sometimes. And If there is a forfeit it implied that the other team does have a kid. So reducing opportunities for kids, especially at weights where they are usually juniors and seniors, to allegedly reduce a few forfeits rings really hollow. There is just no positive outcome to this. I guess as Bob D says it lets coaches who can't recruit and build a program off the hook, again at the expense of kids and the sport as a whole.
Going from 172 to 189 is completely irresponsible. And does anyone see the irony in the coach taking about how important it was to keep the light weights as is, but then in the next breath saying he wants 8th graders eligible ? If you had ample kids to warrant the light weights as is why would you need middle schoolers? This is flat out bad for the sport and yet another step towards the eventual elimination of wrestling as a scholastic activity. Hoping smarter people prevail and vote against this and leave it as is at the national level.


Topic: "A Negative Outlook on Life Vs. A Positive Outlook on Life"
Thesis statement- My topic is a' Negative Outlook on Life Vs. A Positive Outlook on Life'. It is the study on the differences of having negative/ positive thinking –1. What it does to the human mind and health 2. The outcome of a way a person thinks and response. 3. How to change your thinking to be more disciplined. 4. The difference of having a positive outlook on life and how it can make a person's life much better.
"A Negative Outlook Vs. A Positive Outlook on Life"


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Q: Applied linear algebra (eigenvalue and eigenvectors) In a population of 50,000 there are 20,000 nonsmokers, 20,000 smokers of one pack or less a day, and 10,000 smokers of more than one pack a day. During any month it is likely that only 10 percent of the nonsmokers will become smokers of one pack or less a day and the rest will remain nonsmokers, 20 percent of the smokers of a pack or less will quit smoking, 30 percent will increase their smoking to more than one pack a day, 30 percent of the heavy smokers will remain smokers but decrease their smoking to one pack or less, and 10 percent will go cold turkey and quit. After one month what part of the population is in each category? After two months how many are in each category? After one year how many are in each category?

A: You can build a matrix that represents the state transitions and then compute the correct powers of it times your state vector.
Let us say $v = \begin{bmatrix} x\\y\\z \end {bmatrix} $ is your state vector where $x, y$ and $z $ are, respectively, the percentage of non-smokers, light smokers and heavy smokers.
Then the passing of one month can be found by calculating $T(v) $, where $T $ is a linear transformation that computes the state changes. Thus all we need to check is how the percentages of non-smokers, light smokers and heavy smokers change in a month and put that in $T $'s columns.
If $v = \begin {bmatrix} 1\\0\\0\end {bmatrix}$ then $T(v) = \begin {bmatrix} 0.9\\0.1\\0\end {bmatrix}$, which represents the state change of non-smokers.
For light smokers:
$T(\begin {bmatrix}0\\1\\0\end {bmatrix}) = \begin {bmatrix}0.2\\0.5\\0.3\end {bmatrix} $
And for heavy smokers:
$T(\begin {bmatrix}0\\0\\1\end {bmatrix}) = \begin {bmatrix}0.1\\0.3\\0.6\end {bmatrix} $
And the matrix representation of $T $ is
$$T = \begin {bmatrix} 0.9&0.2&0.1\\0.1&0.5&0.3\\0&0.3&0.6\end {bmatrix} $$
All you have to do is build your initial $v $ and then compute $Tv, T^2v$ and $T^{12}v $.

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The most common complaint about the game's Xbox version is the choppy and intensely fluctuating framerate. Developers promised a smooth 30 frames per second, but it can only happen when using the Xbox One X even though it barely keeps it consistently.
The controls have gotten mixed reactions. Sure, it's something players who've migrated from PC will have to get used to, but when you've only got so many buttons to map, some compromises are necessary. Players who played the game for the first time on the Xbox will probably have an easier time.
PUBG at its core is something the gaming world didn't know it needed. It was a dream come true for anyone who has ever wanted to join something similar to the Hunger Games or the Battle Royale novel. The layers of strategy and importance of those split-second decisions get the heart pumping and adrenaline flowing.
While hiding everything seems to be a viable strategy, as the circle closes in and the playable map grows smaller, chances of being seen climb higher. In this game, flexibility and the ability to think on the fly is a requirement. However, being aggressive continuously isn't the way to go either. Supplies are limited, and there are plenty of enemies.
The beauty of the game is that it's equalizing because anyone can win, and anyone can make a mistake and lose. Even the most talented PUBG player cannot have a perfect win record. In a nutshell, there can't be a 100% win strategy. Yes, some guides push the odds in your favor, but a mistake such as not closing a door could prove lethal.
Perhaps, despite all the problems plaguing the game, it still ranks as one of the most popular shooters to date. In all its fairness to offer every player the chance to win, it can just as ruthlessly rip that chance away, and currently, many things can rip that opportunity away. There's lag, random bugs, or just plain bad luck.
So, even with the issues, it seems the Xbox version of PUBG will continue to rise in popularity. Besides, each player will tolerate different levels of these issues, while continuing to enjoy the game. Some might want to wait for further updates (it probably won't include PUBG skins for the Xbox) before attempting to play the game.
May the chicken dinners be plentiful in the future of PUBG.


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|(57502)||2001 SK252|| align=right|15,7|| align=right|2,461|| align=right|0,087|| align=right|5,50|| align=right|3,860||MBA||19. september 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57503)||2001 ST252|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,330|| align=right|0,014|| align=right|2,34|| align=right|3,556||MBA||19. september 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57504)||2001 SL265|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,370|| align=right|0,022|| align=right|1,60|| align=right|3,648||MBA||25. september 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57505)||2001 SK266|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,723|| align=right|0,114|| align=right|3,61|| align=right|4,493||MBA||25. september 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57506)||2001 SK268|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,145|| align=right|0,080|| align=right|10,93|| align=right|5,575||MBA||25. september 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57507)||2001 SM268|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,853|| align=right|0,111|| align=right|3,20|| align=right|4,819||MBA||26. september 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57508)||2001 SN270|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,551|| align=right|0,236|| align=right|14,98|| align=right|4,073||MBA||27. september 2001||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels; P. R. Holvorcem
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|(57509)||2001 SY270|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,587|| align=right|0,192|| align=right|13,19|| align=right|4,159||MBA||16. september 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
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|(57510)||2001 SG280|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,634|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|2,88|| align=right|4,275||MBA||21. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57511)||2001 ST280|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,922|| align=right|0,078|| align=right|2,37|| align=right|4,995||MBA||21. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57512)||2001 SL281|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,402|| align=right|0,114|| align=right|8,03|| align=right|3,723||MBA||21. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57513)||2001 SS281|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,064|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|8,78|| align=right|5,362||MBA||21. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57514)||2001 SU281|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,553|| align=right|0,137|| align=right|14,44|| align=right|4,079||MBA||21. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57515)||2001 SX281|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|3,109|| align=right|0,251|| align=right|25,85|| align=right|5,482||MBA||22. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57516)||2001 SZ281|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,696|| align=right|0,034|| align=right|22,47|| align=right|4,426||MBA||22. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57517)||2001 SV285|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,535|| align=right|0,172|| align=right|14,00|| align=right|4,036||MBA||28. september 2001||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels; P. R. Holvorcem
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|(57518)||2001 SB286|| align=right|12,4|| align=right|2,874|| align=right|0,213|| align=right|15,31|| align=right|4,872||MBA||28. september 2001||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels; P. R. Holvorcem
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|(57519)||2001 SV287|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,602|| align=right|0,177|| align=right|12,81|| align=right|4,196||MBA||27. september 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
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|(57520)||2001 SB289|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,687|| align=right|0,222|| align=right|14,26|| align=right|4,403||MBA||22. september 2001||Goodricke-Pigott||R. A. Tucker
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|(57521)||2001 SD289|| align=right|16,2|| align=right|2,341|| align=right|0,169|| align=right|5,79|| align=right|3,580||MBA||23. september 2001||Goodricke-Pigott||R. A. Tucker
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|(57522)||2001 SR290|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,796|| align=right|0,152|| align=right|17,61|| align=right|4,676||MBA||25. september 2001||Goodricke-Pigott||R. A. Tucker
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|(57523)||2001 ST290|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,644|| align=right|0,113|| align=right|15,42|| align=right|4,298||MBA||25. september 2001||Goodricke-Pigott||R. A. Tucker
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|(57524)||2001 SX291|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,700|| align=right|0,063|| align=right|21,45|| align=right|4,435||MBA||17. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57525)||2001 SC316|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,676|| align=right|0,078|| align=right|11,27|| align=right|4,376||MBA||25. september 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57526)||2001 SD316|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|2,800|| align=right|0,258|| align=right|16,84|| align=right|4,684||MBA||25. september 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57527)||2001 SN316|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,658|| align=right|0,113|| align=right|13,05|| align=right|4,332||MBA||25. september 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57528)||2001 SM343|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,623|| align=right|0,094|| align=right|14,93|| align=right|4,247||MBA||22. september 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
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|(57529)||2001 SX344|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,069|| align=right|0,151|| align=right|22,45|| align=right|5,375||MBA||23. september 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
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|(57530)||2001 SZ345|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|3,064|| align=right|0,153|| align=right|13,70|| align=right|5,362||MBA||23. september 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(57531)||2001 SL346|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,062|| align=right|0,245|| align=right|13,09|| align=right|5,356||MBA||25. september 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57532)||2001 TA|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,632|| align=right|0,190|| align=right|11,38|| align=right|4,270||MBA||3. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
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|(57533)||2001 TT2|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,620|| align=right|0,162|| align=right|2,67|| align=right|4,239||MBA||6. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
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|(57534)||2001 TP8|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|3,142|| align=right|0,141|| align=right|12,08|| align=right|5,569||MBA||9. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57535)||2001 TN9|| align=right|16,9|| align=right|2,235|| align=right|0,050|| align=right|5,13|| align=right|3,342||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57536)||2001 TA13|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,187|| align=right|0,165|| align=right|25,15|| align=right|5,690||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57537)||2001 TQ13|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,529|| align=right|0,173|| align=right|10,51|| align=right|4,021||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Goodricke-Pigott||R. A. Tucker
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|(57538)||2001 TW13|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,567|| align=right|0,079|| align=right|15,36|| align=right|4,112||MBA||12. oktober 2001||Farpoint||Gary Hug
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|(57539)||2001 TU17|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,566|| align=right|0,144|| align=right|13,03|| align=right|4,111||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57540)||2001 TE18|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,928|| align=right|0,089|| align=right|2,62|| align=right|5,009||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57541)||2001 TV18|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,587|| align=right|0,115|| align=right|14,63|| align=right|4,161||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Goodricke-Pigott||R. A. Tucker
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|(57542)||2001 TW18|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,629|| align=right|0,094|| align=right|13,67|| align=right|4,261||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Goodricke-Pigott||R. A. Tucker
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|(57543)||2001 TZ19|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,685|| align=right|0,144|| align=right|12,18|| align=right|4,399||MBA||9. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57544)||2001 TL20|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,932|| align=right|0,115|| align=right|9,72|| align=right|5,019||MBA||9. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57545)||2001 TG21|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|3,139|| align=right|0,076|| align=right|20,89|| align=right|5,561||MBA||9. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57546)||2001 TO21|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,440|| align=right|0,088|| align=right|6,65|| align=right|3,811||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57547)||2001 TV21|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,632|| align=right|0,075|| align=right|12,48|| align=right|4,269||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57548)||2001 TU22|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,610|| align=right|0,076|| align=right|3,78|| align=right|4,216||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57549)||2001 TE28|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,637|| align=right|0,056|| align=right|4,45|| align=right|4,281||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57550)||2001 TQ28|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,669|| align=right|0,081|| align=right|6,44|| align=right|4,359||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57551)||2001 TE29|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,615|| align=right|0,174|| align=right|4,90|| align=right|4,228||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57552)||2001 TM31|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,001|| align=right|0,054|| align=right|8,83|| align=right|5,199||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57553)||2001 TP34|| align=right|16,5|| align=right|2,307|| align=right|0,177|| align=right|2,80|| align=right|3,504||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57554)||2001 TS36|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,368|| align=right|0,179|| align=right|22,90|| align=right|3,643||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57555)||2001 TM37|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|2,978|| align=right|0,102|| align=right|10,97|| align=right|5,139||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57556)||2001 TO38|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,739|| align=right|0,156|| align=right|11,43|| align=right|4,533||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57557)||2001 TH39|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,259|| align=right|0,163|| align=right|7,56|| align=right|3,394||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57558)||2001 TA46|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|3,124|| align=right|0,133|| align=right|2,34|| align=right|5,522||MBA||9. oktober 2001||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(57559)||2001 TY46|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,774|| align=right|0,095|| align=right|3,54|| align=right|4,620||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57560)||2001 TB47|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|3,088|| align=right|0,137|| align=right|1,04|| align=right|5,426||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57561)||2001 TA48|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,219|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|8,48|| align=right|3,304||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Cima Ekar||Asiago-DLR Asteroid Survey
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|(57562)||2001 TS48|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,650|| align=right|0,109|| align=right|13,65|| align=right|4,313||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
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|(57563)||2001 TT49|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,632|| align=right|0,164|| align=right|14,02|| align=right|4,270||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57564)||2001 TV49|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|3,040|| align=right|0,213|| align=right|24,03|| align=right|5,300||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57565)||2001 TB52|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|3,072|| align=right|0,157|| align=right|11,82|| align=right|5,385||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57566)||2001 TU54|| align=right|16,8|| align=right|2,421|| align=right|0,099|| align=right|3,42|| align=right|3,766||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57567)||2001 TS56|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|3,182|| align=right|0,159|| align=right|2,57|| align=right|5,676||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Needville||Needville
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|(57568)||2001 TR57|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,435|| align=right|0,087|| align=right|6,21|| align=right|3,800||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57569)||2001 TE60|| align=right|16,3|| align=right|2,377|| align=right|0,053|| align=right|7,12|| align=right|3,664||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57570)||2001 TO61|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|3,106|| align=right|0,159|| align=right|5,60|| align=right|5,474||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57571)||2001 TR61|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|3,078|| align=right|0,165|| align=right|3,99|| align=right|5,399||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57572)||2001 TY63|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,854|| align=right|0,034|| align=right|0,95|| align=right|4,822||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57573)||2001 TD65|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,872|| align=right|0,044|| align=right|3,22|| align=right|4,866||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57574)||2001 TF66|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,793|| align=right|0,110|| align=right|1,73|| align=right|4,668||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57575)||2001 TT66|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,753|| align=right|0,053|| align=right|2,45|| align=right|4,566||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57576)||2001 TV66|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,590|| align=right|0,102|| align=right|2,51|| align=right|4,167||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57577)||2001 TY66|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,778|| align=right|0,056|| align=right|4,51|| align=right|4,630||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57578)||2001 TC67|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,779|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|3,92|| align=right|4,632||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57579)||2001 TD67|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|3,042|| align=right|0,070|| align=right|9,24|| align=right|5,305||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57580)||2001 TF67|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,978|| align=right|0,060|| align=right|7,01|| align=right|5,138||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57581)||2001 TH67|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,785|| align=right|0,228|| align=right|3,12|| align=right|4,646||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57582)||2001 TP67|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|3,181|| align=right|0,200|| align=right|9,72|| align=right|5,671||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57583)||2001 TZ67|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|3,162|| align=right|0,180|| align=right|2,82|| align=right|5,621||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57584)||2001 TO68|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,647|| align=right|0,012|| align=right|3,92|| align=right|4,307||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57585)||2001 TG70|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|3,084|| align=right|0,196|| align=right|3,79|| align=right|5,415||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57586)||2001 TA71|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,736|| align=right|0,104|| align=right|1,11|| align=right|4,524||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57587)||2001 TZ73|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|3,158|| align=right|0,063|| align=right|11,68|| align=right|5,612||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57588)||2001 TB74|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,905|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|1,03|| align=right|4,952||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57589)||2001 TH74|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|3,199|| align=right|0,136|| align=right|5,47|| align=right|5,720||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57590)||2001 TJ76|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|3,204|| align=right|0,156|| align=right|2,13|| align=right|5,735||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57591)||2001 TM76|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|3,063|| align=right|0,189|| align=right|3,55|| align=right|5,360||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57592)||2001 TB77|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,656|| align=right|0,055|| align=right|2,25|| align=right|4,327||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57593)||2001 TF77|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,855|| align=right|0,135|| align=right|1,60|| align=right|4,823||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57594)||2001 TQ78|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,594|| align=right|0,068|| align=right|3,57|| align=right|4,176||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57595)||2001 TV78|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,681|| align=right|0,196|| align=right|14,60|| align=right|4,389||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57596)||2001 TD81|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,401|| align=right|0,150|| align=right|9,10|| align=right|3,719||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57597)||2001 TU88|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,693|| align=right|0,048|| align=right|9,08|| align=right|4,417||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57598)||2001 TZ95|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,778|| align=right|0,135|| align=right|4,10|| align=right|4,629||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57599)||2001 TK96|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,458|| align=right|0,080|| align=right|1,93|| align=right|3,854||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57600)||2001 TM96|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,582|| align=right|0,115|| align=right|11,27|| align=right|4,148||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57601)||2001 TY96|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|3,164|| align=right|0,220|| align=right|23,88|| align=right|5,627||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57602)||2001 TA102|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|3,155|| align=right|0,141|| align=right|6,58|| align=right|5,604||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57603)||2001 TM102|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,537|| align=right|0,134|| align=right|12,53|| align=right|4,041||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57604)||2001 TF105|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,565|| align=right|0,160|| align=right|12,80|| align=right|4,107||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57605)||2001 TA106|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,546|| align=right|0,092|| align=right|10,03|| align=right|4,063||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57606)||2001 TU110|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,186|| align=right|0,083|| align=right|4,78|| align=right|5,686||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57607)||2001 TZ110|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,273|| align=right|0,140|| align=right|2,61|| align=right|3,426||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57608)||2001 TY114|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,488|| align=right|0,160|| align=right|5,90|| align=right|3,925||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57609)||2001 TD116|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,680|| align=right|0,107|| align=right|3,17|| align=right|4,388||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57610)||2001 TK116|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|3,134|| align=right|0,248|| align=right|17,20|| align=right|5,546||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57611)||2001 TM116|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,887|| align=right|0,073|| align=right|11,19|| align=right|4,905||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57612)||2001 TY116|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,558|| align=right|0,167|| align=right|8,61|| align=right|4,091||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57613)||2001 TC124|| align=right|15,7|| align=right|2,591|| align=right|0,221|| align=right|16,13|| align=right|4,169||MBA||12. oktober 2001||Haleakala||NEAT
|-
|(57614)||2001 TY125|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|3,053|| align=right|0,094|| align=right|9,50|| align=right|5,333||MBA||12. oktober 2001||Haleakala||NEAT
|-
|(57615)||2001 TJ133|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,408|| align=right|0,147|| align=right|7,61|| align=right|3,736||MBA||12. oktober 2001||Haleakala||NEAT
|-
|(57616)||2001 TV137|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,608|| align=right|0,076|| align=right|16,05|| align=right|4,212||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57617)||2001 TV139|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,334|| align=right|0,072|| align=right|7,30|| align=right|3,565||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57618)||2001 TN142|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,556|| align=right|0,121|| align=right|7,01|| align=right|4,086||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57619)||2001 TJ147|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,391|| align=right|0,133|| align=right|8,14|| align=right|3,696||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57620)||2001 TV147|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,607|| align=right|0,054|| align=right|9,36|| align=right|4,208||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57621)||2001 TN151|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,091|| align=right|0,174|| align=right|6,88|| align=right|5,434||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57622)||2001 TY151|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,581|| align=right|0,055|| align=right|22,75|| align=right|4,146||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57623)||2001 TB153|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|3,124|| align=right|0,143|| align=right|7,51|| align=right|5,520||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57624)||2001 TZ157|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|3,212|| align=right|0,082|| align=right|10,24|| align=right|5,755||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57625)||2001 TJ158|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,713|| align=right|0,042|| align=right|13,48|| align=right|4,468||MBA||10. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57626)||2001 TE165|| align=right|11,8|| align=right|5,177|| align=right|0,067|| align=right|12,00|| align=right|11,78||JUT||15. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57627)||2001 TO168|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,965|| align=right|0,072|| align=right|9,04|| align=right|5,106||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57628)||2001 TR168|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|3,065|| align=right|0,188|| align=right|8,94|| align=right|5,365||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57629)||2001 TY168|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,703|| align=right|0,056|| align=right|20,97|| align=right|4,442||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57630)||2001 TY171|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,769|| align=right|0,155|| align=right|10,27|| align=right|4,606||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(57631)||2001 TK179|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,691|| align=right|0,083|| align=right|14,58|| align=right|4,415||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57632)||2001 TB182|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,378|| align=right|0,175|| align=right|3,14|| align=right|3,665||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57633)||2001 TJ182|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,910|| align=right|0,175|| align=right|5,54|| align=right|4,964||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57634)||2001 TR182|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,875|| align=right|0,261|| align=right|6,27|| align=right|4,875||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57635)||2001 TF183|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,370|| align=right|0,176|| align=right|4,19|| align=right|3,647||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57636)||2001 TT187|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,068|| align=right|0,041|| align=right|9,65|| align=right|5,372||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57637)||2001 TH189|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,451|| align=right|0,131|| align=right|5,03|| align=right|3,836||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57638)||2001 TL190|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,356|| align=right|0,057|| align=right|4,07|| align=right|3,615||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57639)||2001 TO190|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,463|| align=right|0,116|| align=right|4,79|| align=right|3,865||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57640)||2001 TC191|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,773|| align=right|0,096|| align=right|10,50|| align=right|4,616||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57641)||2001 TW191|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|3,140|| align=right|0,167|| align=right|4,29|| align=right|5,563||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57642)||2001 TH196|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,652|| align=right|0,191|| align=right|13,13|| align=right|4,318||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57643)||2001 TV199|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,367|| align=right|0,085|| align=right|7,27|| align=right|3,641||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57644)||2001 TV201|| align=right|11,8|| align=right|5,101|| align=right|0,052|| align=right|12,60|| align=right|11,52||JUT||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57645)||2001 TK202|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,734|| align=right|0,185|| align=right|12,81|| align=right|4,520||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57646)||2001 TO202|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,088|| align=right|0,139|| align=right|14,56|| align=right|5,425||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57647)||2001 TL203|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,610|| align=right|0,101|| align=right|15,10|| align=right|4,215||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57648)||2001 TM203|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,138|| align=right|0,137|| align=right|12,71|| align=right|5,557||MBA||11. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57649)||2001 TG210|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,687|| align=right|0,143|| align=right|10,40|| align=right|4,404||MBA||13. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57650)||2001 TH217|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,430|| align=right|0,239|| align=right|3,74|| align=right|3,788||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57651)||2001 TQ218|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,743|| align=right|0,096|| align=right|5,75|| align=right|4,541||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(57652)||2001 TR224|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|3,179|| align=right|0,273|| align=right|14,55|| align=right|5,667||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57653)||2001 TE226|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,666|| align=right|0,172|| align=right|15,73|| align=right|4,353||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57654)||2001 TL226|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|3,177|| align=right|0,035|| align=right|15,91|| align=right|5,662||MBA||14. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57655)||2001 TU228|| align=right|12,6|| align=right|3,126|| align=right|0,179|| align=right|16,15|| align=right|5,527||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57656)||2001 TG229|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,595|| align=right|0,097|| align=right|12,86|| align=right|4,178||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57657)||2001 TF230|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,466|| align=right|0,088|| align=right|7,84|| align=right|3,872||MBA||15. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|57658 Nilrem||2001 UJ1|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,616|| align=right|0,029|| align=right|13,61|| align=right|4,231||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Vicques||M. Ory
|-
|(57659)||2001 UP4|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,745|| align=right|0,082|| align=right|14,51|| align=right|4,548||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
|-
|(57660)||2001 UY6|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,938|| align=right|0,070|| align=right|1,89|| align=right|5,034||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
|-
|(57661)||2001 UQ12|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,963|| align=right|0,105|| align=right|9,40|| align=right|5,101||MBA||24. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
|-
|(57662)||2001 UJ13|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,932|| align=right|0,053|| align=right|2,92|| align=right|5,020||MBA||24. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
|-
|(57663)||2001 UA15|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|3,059|| align=right|0,106|| align=right|10,37|| align=right|5,351||MBA||24. oktober 2001||Observatorij Desert Eagle||William Kwong Yu Yeung
|-
|(57664)||2001 UY17|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|3,063|| align=right|0,240|| align=right|21,07|| align=right|5,360||MBA||26. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57665)||2001 UL24|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|3,062|| align=right|0,095|| align=right|8,38|| align=right|5,357||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57666)||2001 UW24|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|3,061|| align=right|0,062|| align=right|8,65|| align=right|5,355||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57667)||2001 UN25|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,759|| align=right|0,183|| align=right|8,94|| align=right|4,582||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57668)||2001 UM27|| align=right|16,4|| align=right|2,398|| align=right|0,123|| align=right|2,53|| align=right|3,713||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57669)||2001 UO29|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,646|| align=right|0,160|| align=right|14,80|| align=right|4,303||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57670)||2001 UB30|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|3,163|| align=right|0,238|| align=right|7,91|| align=right|5,624||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57671)||2001 UN31|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,993|| align=right|0,089|| align=right|7,81|| align=right|5,178||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57672)||2001 UA33|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|3,229|| align=right|0,080|| align=right|13,83|| align=right|5,800||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57673)||2001 UY33|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,570|| align=right|0,118|| align=right|14,24|| align=right|4,118||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57674)||2001 UD35|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|3,219|| align=right|0,116|| align=right|17,03|| align=right|5,776||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57675)||2001 UG36|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,660|| align=right|0,051|| align=right|11,34|| align=right|4,338||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57676)||2001 UR36|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,842|| align=right|0,048|| align=right|6,49|| align=right|4,789||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57677)||2001 UT41|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,579|| align=right|0,182|| align=right|4,31|| align=right|4,141||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57678)||2001 UL44|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|3,127|| align=right|0,159|| align=right|5,44|| align=right|5,527||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57679)||2001 UD46|| align=right|16,0|| align=right|2,414|| align=right|0,100|| align=right|7,87|| align=right|3,751||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57680)||2001 UW47|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,763|| align=right|0,094|| align=right|6,08|| align=right|4,593||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57681)||2001 UJ48|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,910|| align=right|0,065|| align=right|2,94|| align=right|4,963||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57682)||2001 UO48|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,620|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|15,59|| align=right|4,239||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57683)||2001 UK53|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,700|| align=right|0,218|| align=right|2,99|| align=right|4,436||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57684)||2001 UG58|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,440|| align=right|0,127|| align=right|2,11|| align=right|3,810||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57685)||2001 UK58|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,726|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|7,55|| align=right|4,500||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57686)||2001 UL65|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,833|| align=right|0,113|| align=right|3,29|| align=right|4,767||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57687)||2001 UL66|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,992|| align=right|0,064|| align=right|11,58|| align=right|5,175||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57688)||2001 UH73|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,831|| align=right|0,141|| align=right|13,86|| align=right|4,764||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57689)||2001 UM73|| align=right|16,0|| align=right|2,397|| align=right|0,161|| align=right|2,72|| align=right|3,711||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57690)||2001 UA74|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,928|| align=right|0,127|| align=right|3,76|| align=right|5,010||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57691)||2001 UH74|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,197|| align=right|0,147|| align=right|2,05|| align=right|5,716||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57692)||2001 UG75|| align=right|16,5|| align=right|2,310|| align=right|0,166|| align=right|3,25|| align=right|3,510||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57693)||2001 UD76|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|3,125|| align=right|0,192|| align=right|3,40|| align=right|5,523||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57694)||2001 UU76|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,614|| align=right|0,096|| align=right|4,25|| align=right|4,226||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57695)||2001 UK77|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,953|| align=right|0,064|| align=right|2,16|| align=right|5,073||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57696)||2001 UH83|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|3,049|| align=right|0,134|| align=right|1,52|| align=right|5,322||MBA||20. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57697)||2001 UJ83|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,837|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|2,63|| align=right|4,777||MBA||20. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57698)||2001 UC86|| align=right|16,8|| align=right|2,417|| align=right|0,136|| align=right|2,36|| align=right|3,757||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(57699)||2001 US88|| align=right|16,3|| align=right|2,300|| align=right|0,057|| align=right|7,18|| align=right|3,488||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57700)||2001 US93|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,022|| align=right|0,044|| align=right|10,59|| align=right|5,254||MBA||19. oktober 2001||Haleakala||NEAT
|-
|(57701)||2001 UT94|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,983|| align=right|0,083|| align=right|14,33|| align=right|5,151||MBA||19. oktober 2001||Haleakala||NEAT
|-
|(57702)||2001 UV98|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,600|| align=right|0,166|| align=right|5,51|| align=right|4,191||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57703)||2001 UB109|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,844|| align=right|0,011|| align=right|3,26|| align=right|4,796||MBA||20. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57704)||2001 UV114|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|3,089|| align=right|0,142|| align=right|1,80|| align=right|5,428||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57705)||2001 UA115|| align=right|16,2|| align=right|2,430|| align=right|0,092|| align=right|5,92|| align=right|3,787||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57706)||2001 UJ116|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,661|| align=right|0,069|| align=right|3,60|| align=right|4,340||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57707)||2001 UG118|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,863|| align=right|0,052|| align=right|1,87|| align=right|4,844||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57708)||2001 UV119|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|3,199|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|2,02|| align=right|5,721||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57709)||2001 UW119|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,652|| align=right|0,103|| align=right|2,54|| align=right|4,318||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57710)||2001 UZ120|| align=right|16,3|| align=right|2,384|| align=right|0,095|| align=right|3,91|| align=right|3,680||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57711)||2001 UV121|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|3,097|| align=right|0,117|| align=right|5,81|| align=right|5,449||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57712)||2001 UJ123|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,592|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|2,84|| align=right|4,174||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57713)||2001 UN124|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,989|| align=right|0,075|| align=right|12,24|| align=right|5,166||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57714)||2001 UY124|| align=right|11,5|| align=right|5,196|| align=right|0,030|| align=right|16,62|| align=right|11,85||JUT||22. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57715)||2001 UR125|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,757|| align=right|0,103|| align=right|13,45|| align=right|4,577||MBA||22. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57716)||2001 UY126|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,164|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|5,68|| align=right|5,628||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57717)||2001 UE127|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,548|| align=right|0,176|| align=right|5,71|| align=right|4,066||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57718)||2001 UJ127|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,632|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|8,36|| align=right|4,268||MBA||17. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57719)||2001 UE132|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|3,136|| align=right|0,133|| align=right|2,35|| align=right|5,553||MBA||20. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57720)||2001 UM134|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,736|| align=right|0,109|| align=right|4,29|| align=right|4,525||MBA||21. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57721)||2001 UK139|| align=right|16,5|| align=right|2,361|| align=right|0,147|| align=right|2,41|| align=right|3,628||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57722)||2001 UG142|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,812|| align=right|0,074|| align=right|3,74|| align=right|4,714||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(57723)||2001 UO146|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,748|| align=right|0,060|| align=right|1,18|| align=right|4,554||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57724)||2001 UT148|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,624|| align=right|0,038|| align=right|2,39|| align=right|4,249||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57725)||2001 UN149|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,912|| align=right|0,067|| align=right|2,92|| align=right|4,968||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57726)||2001 UV149|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,295|| align=right|0,127|| align=right|2,36|| align=right|3,476||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57727)||2001 UX149|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,751|| align=right|0,058|| align=right|3,48|| align=right|4,562||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57728)||2001 UA151|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,715|| align=right|0,038|| align=right|4,34|| align=right|4,472||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57729)||2001 UB151|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,685|| align=right|0,164|| align=right|12,61|| align=right|4,400||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57730)||2001 UE151|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,361|| align=right|0,178|| align=right|3,29|| align=right|3,628||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57731)||2001 UN154|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,693|| align=right|0,064|| align=right|3,10|| align=right|4,418||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57732)||2001 UE158|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,914|| align=right|0,022|| align=right|0,73|| align=right|4,974||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57733)||2001 UU158|| align=right|15,7|| align=right|2,417|| align=right|0,168|| align=right|3,40|| align=right|3,757||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57734)||2001 UA159|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,420|| align=right|0,110|| align=right|3,68|| align=right|3,764||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57735)||2001 UQ159|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,867|| align=right|0,042|| align=right|3,14|| align=right|4,855||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57736)||2001 UW159|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,326|| align=right|0,073|| align=right|7,15|| align=right|3,546||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57737)||2001 UT160|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,763|| align=right|0,071|| align=right|3,71|| align=right|4,591||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57738)||2001 UZ160|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,564|| align=right|0,183|| align=right|4,33|| align=right|4,106||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57739)||2001 UF162|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,759|| align=right|0,081|| align=right|8,04|| align=right|4,582||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57740)||2001 UK162|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,480|| align=right|0,115|| align=right|8,70|| align=right|3,905||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57741)||2001 UN162|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,628|| align=right|0,166|| align=right|4,19|| align=right|4,259||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57742)||2001 UA163|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,403|| align=right|0,189|| align=right|3,37|| align=right|3,723||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57743)||2001 UB168|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,549|| align=right|0,178|| align=right|11,95|| align=right|4,069||MBA||19. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57744)||2001 UN170|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,637|| align=right|0,036|| align=right|1,09|| align=right|4,281||MBA||21. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57745)||2001 UT170|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,565|| align=right|0,153|| align=right|4,86|| align=right|4,107||MBA||21. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57746)||2001 UN172|| align=right|16,7|| align=right|2,304|| align=right|0,132|| align=right|5,90|| align=right|3,496||MBA||18. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
|-
|(57747)||2001 UY183|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,700|| align=right|0,129|| align=right|8,79|| align=right|4,437||MBA||16. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57748)||2001 UG219|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,312|| align=right|0,110|| align=right|8,60|| align=right|3,515||MBA||23. oktober 2001||Observatorij Palomar||NEAT
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|(57749)||2001 UD220|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,457|| align=right|0,152|| align=right|10,91|| align=right|3,852||MBA||21. oktober 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(57750)||2001 VQ|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|3,170|| align=right|0,339|| align=right|22,89|| align=right|5,642||MBA||7. november 2001||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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Podatki uporabljeni z dovoljenjem / Data used with permission © IAU: Minor Planet Center.

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Q: Get indices of characters in string for interpolation I have create a method that given a string will find all interpolation points relative to a certain pattern some string {{point}} this is working however its not very elegant and I'm wondering if anyone knows of a cleaner more minified way of doing this?
Here is my method:
_interoplationPoints: function(string){
    var startReg = /{{/gi,
        endReg = /}}/gi,
        indices = {start: [],end: []},
        match;
    while (match = startReg.exec(string)) indices.start.push(match.index);
    while (match = endReg.exec(string)) indices.end.push(match.index);
    return indices;
},

Given a string it will check for all start and end points {{ & }} it will then return an object with the start and end points of each occurance of {{}}.
The reason for me doing this is I will later substring() these indexes with there relevant value.

A: Not much simpler, but:
_interoplationPoints: function(string){
    var reg = /{{[^}]*}}/gi,
        indices = {start: [],end: []},
        match;
    while (match = reg.exec(string)) {
        indices.start.push(match.index);
        indices.end.push(match.index + match[0].length - 2);
    }
    return indices;
},

This regular expression matches {{ followed by an expression of any length that does not contain a closing brace [^}]* followed by }}.  the end index is computed by adding the length of the match (which would put it just beyond the second closing brace) then subtracting 2 since there are two closing braces.


She pointed to a 2014 case in Congo where 1000 people were stricken with muscle paralysis – linked to falsified medicines which had supposedly come from a safe source.
She also pointed to the lack of awareness and legislation, as well as the fairly low penalties including fines and minimal prison sentences that are meted out to offenders, as a major part of the problem.
The project, which involves Swedish and South African collaborators, aims to do three things: examine the socio-cultural mechanisms and medical processes that make the market of falsified medicines work; conduct sparse sampling to evaluate the extent of falsified drugs; and, raise awareness and provide a basis for recommendations about new practices in healthcare, in non-governmental and legislative institutions.
Three studies are under way by the Swedish team which involve surveying physicians and the public, as well as the development of awareness-raising products including a children's comic book.
The South African side has commenced with a pilot study in Khayamandi, a township in Stellenbosch, which aims to examine the socio-cultural mechanisms of the use of falsified medicines and to raise awareness.
"With affordability being a barrier to good and timely healthcare in South Africa, it is likely that accessing cheaper – potentially falsified medication – is a real problem in our setting." added Anja Smith of the Department of Economics at Stellenbosch University.
The pilot study interviewed 41 respondents. Preliminary results indicate that only 55.3% said they knew the difference between prescribed and non-prescribed medication, but 52.5% said they knew it was not safe to buy medication from non-formal places (like markets, the internet, etc.) and almost 85% said they accessed medication only from formal channels like pharmacies and clinics.
"Factors respondents considered when purchasing medication included the manufacturing country, the language and the packaging, and whether they had ever heard of the medication," said Smith.
"Because the study focused on establishing and understanding the extent to which Khayamandi people know about and understand the prevalence of falsified medication it inevitably resulted in other critically significant questions – such as how do you determine fake traditional medicine or not?; and, is there an officially recognised regulatory structure that regulates traditional medicines?" Gosa continued.
Besides the economic reasons why people might need to access cheaper medications there are also issues related to stigma around the disease or condition being treated as well as growing distrust of the medical profession.
And the problem of falsified medicines doesn't just affect individuals but has a substantial impact on the healthcare system.
"With so much money involved it's also a dangerous area to research," she added.


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League of Legends Is Coming to iOS and Android In 2019
League of Legends fans will be very happy to know that their game will be coming to their mobile devices very soon in 2019. According to a new report from Reuters, Tencent and Riot games are working on bringing League of Legends game to iOS and Android in 2019.
Although they began porting the game more than a year ago, a mobile edition of League of Legends is unlikely to arrive this year due to strained relationship between Riot and Tencent.
Tencent then developed a similar mobile offering, 'Honour of Kings' for China, which was launched in November 2015 and has become the world's highest grossing multiplayer online battle arena game.But in doing so, it created tensions with Riot which were further inflamed when Tencent launched an adaptation of 'Honour of Kings', called 'Arena of Valor' for overseas markets in 2016 and 2017. 'Arena of Valor' has been regarded as a flop by some analysts after failing to click with Western gamers.
League of Legends raked in $1.4 billion in revenue last year, according to data provider Statista. But the game is not doing as well as it used to because that figure was down 21% from 2017. This is Riot's only game so it's natural they're seeking new ways to monetize the title.
Are you happy to know that League of Legends will be coming on your mobile ?
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Experimental Tuberculosis: Bacillus and Host.
This book reports the Symposium on Experimental Tuberculosis by a group of leaders in this field. The value of these Ciba publications has already been pointed out in previous reviews. While this volume will not be of immediate interest to most ophthalmologists, those who are engaged in experimental work in tuberculosis of the eye will find it a most important publication.
The chairman of the Symposium was Dr. Arnold Rich, whose work was largely responsible for our current ideas of the difference between allergy and immunity in tuberculosis, and the effect of the allergic response on the clinical course of tuberculosis. It was due largely to his work that the Baltimore school started their experiments in desensitization. In addition to the section on tuberculosis, there is a small addendum on Experimental Leprosy, under the chairmanship of T. D'Arcy Hart.
Experimental Tuberculosis: Bacillus and Host. AMA Arch Ophthalmol. 1956;55(5):754. doi:10.1001/archopht.1956.00930030758023


During my summers, I passionately pursued humanitarian endeavors to alleviate suffering, learn about the medical field and fortify my Catholic values. In the summer of 2015, I began devoting more time to working in low-income ophthalmic clinics, shadowing and helping the ophthalmologist with patient-care by translating Spanish for him and assisting with surgeries. The summer following junior year, with my newfound ability to drive and the declaration of an Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy by the Roman Catholic Church, I found myself continuing the work of the previous summer while also taking time to volunteer at nursing homes and shelters to fulfill the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy that God called all Catholics to do. With ample free time in the summer, I had the opportunity to wholeheartedly give back to God via charity and volunteerism which could only be done on weekends during the school year.


original scientific research and I consider myself a scientist.
wearing? What am I doing?
1) Science is always conducted in a laboratory.
2) Scientific tools are pipettes, microscopes, beakers, and other such "science-y" equipment.
programs to (attempt to) transform my data into something meaningful.
3) Scientists are only the elite; science is intimidating and a non-scientist couldn't possibly understand it. Don't even try.
Let me begin by saying that variations on this preconception are well established in the scientific education literature: "science" appears hard, cold, and very much out of reach for many people. This simply isn't true, but the perceived inaccessibly of science is extremely widespread and ultimately damaging: if we can't get kids interested in science at a young age because they're scared off, they're going to miss out on something amazing. And it's not just kids we need to worry – most members of the voting public have only a rudimentary (and often inaccurate) understanding of science. With the politicization of science and the debate over "policy-neutral science" (topics which are worthy of another blog post or twenty), being science-savvy is becoming a requirement for being a well-informed citizen.
For those of you who have been paying attention, right about now you may be thinking "Gee, mixed messages much? You just told me that science is boring computer work in an office and now you want me to believe it's all a good time in a lab coat? You can't have it both ways." My answer is: Yes you can! It's ALL science!
As it turns out, nature is incredibly complex and multifaceted (surprise!) and in order to investigate this complicated earth, we have a hundred different types of science and just as many types of scientists. Science is beakers and microscopes, but it's also computer programs and spreadsheets, tromping through forests and spending months at sea. Science is all around us. And it takes all different disciplines (ecology, geology, physics, biochemistry, genetics, oceanography, etc. – I could literally fill pages with scientific disciplines and sub-disciplines) to make sense of what we see around us.
From my perspective, this third preconception exists because of the first two preconceptions: most people simply aren't cognizant of the fact that science is more than beakers and lab coats and scientists are found in all kinds of places – in a lab, in the field, in a classroom, in an office building. Furthermore, while science used to be reserved for the "elite" (read: upwardly mobile white males), those days are pretty much gone. My program and my lab are dominated by women. (Of which I am one, surprise!) Institutions put a lot of effort into recruiting minority groups and outreach efforts are often designed specifically for underserved populations. These days, if you have a passion for science, there are endless opportunities to get involved, whether it's through traditional classes and internships or through citizen science projects. Science is much "friendlier" (for lack of a better term) than most people realize and most scientists are more than willing to reach out and demonstrate this.
So please, next time you meet a scientist, don't ask "Where's your lab coat?" (It gets old.) And don't assume that if a person doesn't work on what you consider "science," he or she isn't a "real" scientist. (True story: during a community outreach activity, I had a kid tell me she wasn't interested in hearing about my work in benthic invertebrate communities because she was only interested in "real" marine science: "like whales and stuff." As if the only things going on in the ENTIRE OCEAN are whale-related.) Instead, ask about that person's research, what he or she does during an average day. More often than not, the answer may surprise you.


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Built in 1845, this building served as the center of county government until the county seat was moved to Eureka in 1896. It is one of the two surviving courthouses on the historic 8th Judicial Circui...
Monsanto Learning Center
You're welcome to visit the Monsanto Facility at Monmouth, which is the home to many exciting facets of agricultural research...
Black Hawk State Historic Site
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Chipped nail polish could be the worst. To some, it's not a big deal, but for many, it can be a difficult issue to repair.
Patch it up. Thoroughly put on a thin layer of polish towards the chipped area (not the entire nail) before applying topcoat to hide the sides of the wet blob. This can guarantee the patch integrates into the other parts of the nail.
Cut it. Chips commonly occur on the top side of the nail, where the most contact through everyday routines happens. Having a nail clipper, snip from the chip without removing a lot of length off of the nail, as well as adjust some other nails to match up. As soon as you've removed the chip, put on a clear top coating and cover the actual polish along the tip of the nail, leading the polish brush from left to right to left to cover it. This may be the quickest remedy, but it can actually reduce the life of your manicure because colored nails that are already filed or trimmed are susceptible to more chipping because the seal at the tip area of the nail is worn out.
Dress it up. Having chipped nails doesn't mean that you had to do an entire hand polish. Rather, get a metallic or even a glittery formula and put on a few layers through the damaged nail, till the flaw is not noticeable. French tip could be a good option to hide this flaw, but you may try stripes or dots too. And when you're feeling daring, a few drops of superglue and small rhinestone is going to do the technique but make sure it won't look overwhelming.
You may also try these techniques to disguise chipped nail polish.
Glitter dots – Another smart thing to do to hide those ugly chips is adding little dots on the chipped area, but make sure that you distribute evenly or randomly the dots into other nails, so it will still look gorgeous.
Accent nail — One of the trends today is an accent nail. Put on a contrasting color to one of your five fingernails.
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If you suffer from a decayed or damaged tooth, a dental crown can repair the strength and integrity of your smile. Crowns can also be combined with dental implants to replace individual missing teeth. Dr. Len Gerken, serving patients in and around Oro Valley, AZ, prides himself on providing personalized restorative services tailored to your needs and goals. We use lifelike, durable materials for our restorations, including zirconia, porcelain, and metal fused to porcelain. Dr. Gerken works closely with a local lab in Phoenix, which allows us to hold our patients' results to the highest standards.
We use lifelike, durable materials for our restorations, including zirconia, porcelain, and metal fused to porcelain.
Also known as a cap, a traditional dental crown is designed to cover the entire visible portion of a compromised tooth. Crowns can also replace a single missing tooth in conjunction with a dental implant, or support a dental bridge to restore up to three missing teeth in a row. While dental crowns are typically used for restorative purposes, they can also improve the appearance of severely discolored teeth or misshapen teeth.
In order to place a crown, your doctor will first remove a small amount of enamel from the tooth.
During your visit, we will evaluate your smile and address any questions or concerns you may have. To diagnose any underlying conditions and recommend appropriate treatment, we may also take digital x-rays of your teeth and jawbone.
If you are receiving an implant-supported crown, you must first undergo dental implant surgery. Keep in mind that you must also wait for your implant post to fully heal before you can receive a permanent crown, which can take anywhere from four to six months.
If you are receiving a traditional dental crown, Dr. Gerken will begin by administering a local anesthetic for your comfort. We can then resize the tooth to make room for the dental crown. This process helps to ensure the restoration looks natural and will not disrupt your bite. Once the tooth is fully prepared, we can take impressions of your smile. These will be sent to a trusted dental laboratory, where your restoration will be fabricated. We can also provide exact shade information and additional measurements for exceedingly precise customization. Until your next appointment, typically seven to 10 days later, we may provide you with a temporary dental crown to minimize your risk of dental sensitivity.
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Femme Fatale: Asia Argento Axed From 'X Factor Italy'
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By Nick Vivarelli | 27 August 2018
VARIETY — [Harvey Weinstein's sexual-abuse accuser] Asia Argento has been axed from "X Factor Italy" amid a scandal over allegations that [in 2013] she sexually abused a former child actor who once appeared in a movie with her, sources said Monday.
Doubts had been cast on the Italian actress-director's presence as a judge on "X Factor Italy" following a report that she paid former child actor and musician Jimmy Bennett a $380,000 settlement [years] after an alleged sexual encounter when he was 17. Argento has admitted the [2017] payout, which she said was made by her former boyfriend, the late Anthony Bourdain, but denied she had sex with Bennett.
Sources confirmed that Sky Italia and Fremantle Media Italia have decided to pull Argento from the live portion of the talent show, which starts airing on Sept. 6. There is no official statement from the show's broadcaster or producer yet. […]
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Calendar > Water Authority Finance Director Lisa Marie Harris Celebrated As CEO Of The Year
Water Authority Finance Director Lisa Marie Harris Celebrated As CEO Of The Year
Veteran finance leader recognized for actions that reduce costs for water ratepayers
March, 2022 – San Diego County Water Authority Finance Director Lisa Marie Harris has been named CFO of the Year in the Public Sector category by The San Diego Business Journal.
Harris has served as director of finance and treasurer for the Water Authority since May 2014, capping 30 years of experience in both public and private finance. In her current role, she is responsible for overseeing the Water Authority's $1.98 billion debt portfolio, a $503 million investment portfolio, the development of the biannual $1.7 billion operating budget, and setting annual rates and charges.
Each year, the San Diego Business Journal honors the financial executives with its CFO of the Year Awards that recognize contributions to growth, leadership, and community involvement. A panel of independent judges, drawn from the region's financial leaders, selected the 2022 candidates.
Harris' sustained excellence and financial acumen have been critical to minimizing wholesale water rate increases despite inflationary pressures on energy, chemicals, and other materials. In addition, she is helping to lead agency initiatives to ensure long-term fiscal sustainability, reliability, and affordability.
"I am honored to receive this recognition, which reflects the work of the entire Water Authority Finance Department team," said Harris. "It's also important to recognize our Board of Directors, which provides strategic direction and ultimately makes the difficult decisions to balance all of the complex factors necessary to sustain water supplies for San Diego County."
Among her recent accomplishments, Harris led the Water Authority's successful efforts to earn strong credit ratings from the three major U.S. rating agencies. High ratings allow the agency to optimize its debt portfolio and minimize the cost of financing vital water reliability projects, which reduces long-term costs.
During the peak of the pandemic, she advocated for refinancing Water Authority debt and then timed the market to minimize costs for the agency. Harris' financial savvy and keen sense of timing saved the region $48 million, which will be applied to future rate cycles.
Prior to joining the Water Authority, Harris served as chief deputy treasurer for the County of San Diego Treasurer-Tax Collector's Office; executive director of California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission; assistant deputy airport director for the City and County of San Francisco – San Francisco International Airport; and senior vice president for Siebert Brandford Shank LLC.
Harris holds a bachelor's degree in Economics from UC Berkeley and a master's degree in Public Policy from the University of Michigan. Harris is a past executive board member of the Debt and Nominations Committees for the Government Finance Officers Association; past executive board member for Women in Public Finance; and founding member and vice president for the San Diego Chapter of Women in Public Finance.
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria appointed Harris to the City of San Diego Employees Retirement board in May 2021, and she serves on the Investment Committee. Harris was recently appointed to the board of directors of San Diego-based Wakeland Housing Corporation, which develops affordable housing in California.
The San Diego County Water Authority sustains a $253 billion regional economy and the quality of life for 3.3 million residents through a multi-decade water supply diversification plan, major infrastructure investments and forward-thinking policies that promote fiscal and environmental responsibility. A public agency created in 1944, the Water Authority delivers wholesale water supplies to 24 retail water providers, including cities, special districts and a military base.
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Big Top Typewriter: My Inside Adventures Through the World of Circus
David Lewis Hammarstrom. CreateSpace, $14.95 trade paper (264p) ISBN 978-1-5429-7561-2
In his latest book, Hammarstrom (Inside the Changing Circus) claims to be "the only true circus critic in the country—possibly the world." As he celebrates the industry's achievements (in pages studded with reproductions of posters and pictures of famous circus acts) and mourns the loss of animal performances and live bands, Hammarstrom's reverence for the circus shows itself in ecstatic, often nostalgic, descriptions of memorable performances, as when he longs to "relive the glorious afternoon in 1961 under the Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. big top at Richmond Virginia, when Boom Boom Browning led the band with a jazzy tingle." The chapters that fulfill the promise of the subtitle shine, as when Hammarstrom recalls joining the circus for six grueling weeks one summer, or in his detailed description of slipping behind the iron curtain to conduct research about "the great Moscow Circus." Unfortunately, the narrative is frequently weighed down by the author's laments concerning publishing disappointments—which include indifferent agents, industry feuds that he feels tarnished his name, shoddy copy editors, and stinging rejections by editors he often names alongside their perceived crimes against him—and an obsession with sales figures and book reviews. While circus fans will be thrilled to hear about close encounters of the Ringling kind, this score-settling memoir juggles many promising themes only to drop some of the balls. (BookLife)
Correction: An earlier version of this review incorrectly stated the book contained an annotated bibliography, and incorrectly referred to copy editors as copywriters.


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The Seven W.A.R.N.I.N.G. Signs of Career Distress
By ITBE Staff
According to certified executive coach and author Peter C. Diamond, midlife is supposed to be the time when we should have it all. In actuality it's more like, "My life is more complicated than I ever imagined and my career is not turning out as I had hoped. I'm at a crossroads."
Perhaps the most difficult part about finding your career in flux is that this is the time when you have the most to give. And yet, you are feeling the most vulnerable grappling with knowing if your company considers you valuable, someone who will continue to be rewarded and given challenging assignments. And whether this is consistent with how you rate your contributions and value to the company.
To dig out of your doldrums, start by bringing awareness to your current circumstances and the truths that exist. To create awareness, you have to have the ability and presence of mind to step back and see your current situation for what it is. While everyone's situation is highly personal, some common themes are consistent with what most people experience. This slideshow features what Diamond refers to as the seven W.A.R.N.I.N.G. signs of distress.
Peter C. Diamond, "The Amplify Guy," is the author of Amplify Your Career and Life: 4 Steps to Evaluate, Assess and Move Forward. He is a professionally trained, certified coach. He works with hundreds of senior-level executives and others to guide them through change, ranging from navigating career shifts and creating better work-life fulfillment to greater career and leadership enlightenment, and renewed self-respect. His corporate clients include Leo Burnett, United Airlines, National Association of Realtors, Razorfish, mcgarrybowen, Fresenius Kabi, PVS Chemicals, Human Rights Watch and Intelligentsia Coffee. For more information, please visit www.petercdiamond.com and connect with him on Twitter, @petercdiamond.
Recognizing the Signs of Career Distress
Click through for seven common signs seen in those experiencing career distress, as identified by certified coach and author Peter C. Diamond.
Wavering Self-Confidence
You have put pressure on yourself to succeed as defined by others, but you have never felt completely satisfied in your career choice, instead questioning the benefit you provide. After years of doing something you don't love, often with unrealistic expectations, you have a diluted sense of worth. In turn, you are uncertain about your value and cautious about finding the career you want.
Tip: Create your own definition of success that highlights your value and the contribution you bring to your organization.
You are no longer learning and feeling challenged. In many cases, your career has lulled you into complacency. You have been a good soldier, performing as expected and, thus, allowing others to control your destiny. In doing so, you have not actively managed your career. But when something (such as a significant company change) forces you to finally look around, you discover your job has become something you never wanted it to be.
Tip: Reassess your career goals and ambitions. This may be the time for reinvention by learning new skills or potentially finding a new employer.
Relinquished Control
Scratching and clawing your way to the top can result in losing sight of who you are. Your eagerness to be successful can be blinding. Without a good early role model, you can quickly latch on to how others in status positions behave. You begin to sacrifice yourself in order to fit in and be part of the club.
Tip: Clearly articulate the leader you want to be. What are your beliefs? How do you want to be treated? How do you want to treat others?
Have you ended up in a career or job where you no longer feel as though you have any control over how your job is performed? Do you feel as though you are drifting in the swirl of corporate despair, neglected and shunted to the side by your team, superiors or board? Now, you are struggling to make yourself relevant.
Tip: Get reacquainted with your best assets. List your top five strengths and the key contributions you've made in your current position.
Idling
Idling is characterized by the inability to make progress on decisions that affect you. You have become emotionally paralyzed and your life feels stuck. It begins when you lose sight of what you want and others become your focus. You feel the weight of every personal decision and the impact on those around you. But a slow simmer is happening inside. The frustration is mounting, and you feel like you are losing bits and pieces of yourself.
Tip: Think of yourself first. Determine what you need for yourself in order to feel fulfilled and energized.
No Focus
You might experience this if you enthusiastically imagine lots of potential career options but, like a kid in a candy store, can't quite decide which one you want. Ultimately, you are overwhelmed with all the choices and every day you come home with a new exciting possibility. While this is encouraging because you can see the opportunities, it is frustrating for you and those around you because there is a lot of talk and little action.
Tip: Create a checklist of specific criteria for your career. What would you be doing? Why would you be doing it? Who would you be doing it with? How would you be doing it?
Growing Discontent
By all accounts, you have a great job. The title. The money. The office. The prestige of working for a respected company. But still, you are not feeling fulfilled, and it's wearing you down. During your ascent through the company, you collected all the trinkets of success, but you lost sight of what really gets you excited. Now you know what you want to be doing, but you haven't yet found the path forward. Something or someone (the organization) is holding you back.
Tip: Clearly and succinctly articulate how a change for you would also be a positive change for your company. Identify a champion or mentor who can help support and navigate this change.
If your current situation is not working for you, you do not have to accept it as your fate. You can set forth a new vision. It takes not only awareness of where you are today but self discipline to start taking a series of small action steps to initiate the change you want in your career and life.
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I Can't Believe I Slept with You! Vol. 1
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Love blossoms when a landlady and her tenant form an unconventional arrangement in this popular yuri romance (originally known as Even If It Was Just Once, I Regret It).
Twenty-four-year-old Koduka Chiyo quit her job and is wallowing in self-pity. She's also three months behind on her rent. Her landlady proposes an unusual solution: sleep with her, and she'll help with the debt, the filthy apartment, and the loneliness. Can true love develop from an arrangement that started with a bang?
I Can't Believe I Slept With You! , #1
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