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Anniversary

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Here is the first post, on 28 November 2003. There have been 310,008 visits, which is an average of 23,846.7 visits per year, 457.0 visits per week, and 65.2 visits per day (taking leap years into account).

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Ten Years Gone

Animal Ethics

Here are the posts from November 2003. I began this blog 10 years ago today. The time has gone fast. Although I rarely post anything substantive, I did so for many years, so the blog still serves a useful purpose. On the first day of each month, from now on, I will link to the posts for that month 10 years earlier.

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Ten Years Gone

Animal Ethics

Here are the posts from December 2003.'

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Seventh Anniversary

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I started this blog seven years ago today: on 28 November 2003. There have been 179,090 visits during that time, which is an average of 25,584.2 visits per year (70.0 The past year has been quite successful, with 34,463 visits (an average of 94.4 I post only rarely, but the blog should be useful as an archive.

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Sixth Anniversary

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I started this blog six years ago today, on 28 November 2003. Where has the time gone? Three years ago on this date , there had been 42,820 visits, which is an average of 39.0 visits per day. During the past three years, there have been 101,807 visits, which is an average of 92.8 visits per day. visits per day.

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Steven M. Wise on Legal Rights for Animals

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Wise , “ The Evolution of Animal Law Since 1950 ,” chap. 7 in The State of the Animals II , ed. Rowan, Public Policy Series [Washington, DC: Humane Society Press, 2003], 99-105, at 103 [endnotes omitted]) Salem and Andrew N.

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From Today's New York Times

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Historically, these diseases have been studied only when they affect human populations or domestic animals. In 2003, I was in the sanctuary described in your article and collected samples from those dead animals. To the Editor: Re “ Ebola Imperils Gorilla Species in Congo Republic ” (news article, Dec.