Now is the time for all loyal FReepers to come to the aid of their forum. [FReepathon Thread XII]

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   2016 Q2 Scoreboard — ranked by total receipts   

Rank	Location	Receipts			Monthlies
		Total	#	Avg/Per	Total	#	Avg/Per
1	Texas	$947.00	33	$28.70	$1,313.00	75	$17.51
2	California	938.00	32	29.31	753.00	48	15.69
3	Florida	745.00	29	25.69	1,140.00	53	21.51
4	Pennsylvania	685.00	14	48.93	235.00	14	16.79
5	New York	680.00	21	32.38	331.00	25	13.24
6	Maryland	660.00	11	60.00	350.00	12	29.17
7	Washington	577.00	11	52.45	422.00	21	20.10
8	Wisconsin	485.00	3	161.67	297.00	9	33.00
9	Virginia	445.00	14	31.79	360.00	21	17.14
10	Ohio	422.00	9	46.89	255.00	16	15.94
11	Colorado	395.00	10	39.50	268.34	13	20.64
12	Indiana	360.00	6	60.00	145.00	11	13.18
13	Montana	351.00	5	70.20
14	Louisiana	320.00	2	160.00	140.00	6	23.33
15	New Jersey	315.00	9	35.00	125.00	4	31.25
16	Michigan	305.00	9	33.89	170.00	14	12.14
17	North Carolina	250.00	11	22.73	280.00	18	15.56
18	Arizona	240.00	6	40.00	365.00	20	18.25
19	Minnesota	235.00	4	58.75	130.00	7	18.57
20	Tennessee	225.00	11	20.45	265.00	16	16.56
21	Arkansas	220.00	4	55.00	70.00	4	17.50
22	Nevada	200.00	2	100.00	95.00	7	13.57
23	Georgia	197.50	6	32.92	202.50	13	15.58
24	Illinois	195.00	9	21.67	219.00	12	18.25
25	Oklahoma	155.00	7	22.14	210.00	11	19.09
26	Connecticut	155.00	4	38.75	235.00	8	29.38
27	Oregon	153.51	5	30.70	215.00	13	16.54
28	Maine	150.00	5	30.00	60.00	5	12.00
29	New Hampshire	130.00	2	65.00	120.00	5	24.00
30	Utah	120.00	2	60.00	120.00	4	30.00
31	Nebraska	115.00	4	28.75	45.00	5	9.00
32	South Carolina	110.00	2	55.00	90.00	6	15.00
33	Mississippi	110.00	3	36.67	140.00	6	23.33
34	Idaho	80.00	2	40.00	107.00	6	17.83
35	Massachusetts	70.00	5	14.00	211.00	12	17.58
36	Kentucky	65.00	3	21.67	10.00	1	10.00
37	Missouri	60.00	5	12.00	225.00	14	16.07
38	South Dakota	60.00	2	30.00	25.00	3	8.33
39	Delaware	55.00	2	27.50	60.00	3	20.00
40	Canada	40.00	3	13.33	65.00	5	13.00
41	Alabama	35.00	2	17.50	225.00	8	28.12
42	Iowa	30.00	2	15.00	30.00	2	15.00
43	Hawaii	25.00	1	25.00	50.00	3	16.67
44	Alaska	20.00	2	10.00	90.00	6	15.00
45	Vermont	20.00	1	20.00	20.00	2	10.00
46	Germany	20.00	1	20.00
47	West Virginia	20.00	1	20.00	10.00	1	10.00
48	Kansas	20.00	2	10.00	75.00	5	15.00
49	Japan	10.00	1	10.00	10.00	1	10.00
50	New Mexico	10.00	1	10.00	31.00	1	31.00
	District of Columbia				50.00	1	50.00
	United Kingdom				30.00	1	30.00
	Norway				20.00	1	20.00
	North Dakota				10.00	1	10.00
Never Never Land		748.50	28	26.73	612.00	50	12.24
55 locations total		$12,979.51	369	$35.17	$11,131.84	629	$17.70

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Jim Robinson wrote:

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And this just in:

$10.00 from Colorado
$100.00 from Ohio
$10.00 from New Mexico
$50.00 from Pennsylvania
$20.00 from North Carolina
$25.00 from Illinois
$20.00 from New York

Thank you all very much!!

FReepers are the absolute greatest!!

God bless.

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Jim Robinson wrote:

Thank you very much, deoetdoctrinae!!

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And this just in:

$100.00 from New York
$26.00 from California
$5.00 from North Carolina
$20.00 from Florida
$25.00 from Virginia
$10.00 from California
$20.00 from Never Never Land

Thank you all very much!!

FReepers are the absolute greatest!!

God bless.

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Thank you, Ohio!

Ohio's State Motto:

With God, all things are possible



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Go Bucks! Because once a Buckeye always a Buckeye!
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NASA: First footprint on the moon left by Ohio born Astronaut Neil Armstrong. Scientists believe that that footprints on the moon could last at least a million years because there are no winds on the moon.

Commander Neil Alden Armstrong
Apollo 11 Mission to the Moon

Neil Alden Armstrong

August 5, 1930 ~ August 25, 2012

Neil A. Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, was born in Wapakoneta, Ohio, on August 5, 1930. He began his NASA career in Ohio.

After serving as a naval aviator from 1949 to 1952, Armstrong joined the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) in 1955. His first assignment was with the NACA Lewis Research Center (now NASA Glenn) in Cleveland.

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As a research pilot at NASA's Flight Research Center, Edwards, Calif., he was a project pilot on many pioneering high speed aircraft, including the well known, 4000-mph X-15. He has flown over 200 different models of aircraft, including jets, rockets, helicopters and gliders.

Armstrong transferred to astronaut status in 1962. He was assigned as command pilot for the Gemini 8 mission. Gemini 8 was launched on March 16, 1966, and Armstrong performed the first successful docking of two vehicles in space.

As spacecraft commander for Apollo 11, the first manned lunar landing mission, Armstrong gained the distinction of being the first man to land a craft on the moon and first to step on its surface.

Armstrong subsequently held the position of Deputy Associate Administrator for Aeronautics, NASA Headquarters, Washington, D.C. In this position, he was responsible for the coordination and management of overall NASA research and technology work related to aeronautics.

He was Professor of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Cincinnati between 1971-1979. During the years 1982-1992, Armstrong was chairman of Computing Technologies for Aviation, Inc., Charlottesville, Va.

Biography of Neil Armstrong

Columbus, Ohio skyline by the Scioto River


Cincinnati, Ohio Skyline by the Ohio River at night



Cincinnati, Ohio Skyline



Serpent Mound, Adams County, Ohio

Serpent Mound, in Adams County, Ohio, is a unique site. The winding earthwork, nearly a quarter of a mile long, was apparently built only as an effigy, since it does not cover any burials or remains of structures.