Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Remember when I said it wasn’t time for a new poll yet?
I decided while going over the numbers for the Projections post that I was wrong. Day wise it shouldn’t be time for it yet, but since CNY falls into those days then, numbers wise, it is time for a new poll.
This poll is for [...]
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Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Another European country has spoken with the CCAA and has this to report:
CCAA says the waiting time will continue to increase and they don’t know how long it will get.
Domestic adoption within China is now four to five times the number of international adoptions out of China. IA will continue to decrease, but IA will [...]
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Thursday, April 24th, 2008
We’ve known the 2007 numbers for a few countries for a while, but now we can see what they are for the other countries as well.
This comes from the State Department’s site, and to be honest I think the most use families can get out of this is as a research tool.
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Thursday, March 6th, 2008
Once again, here is a visual of the last three referral batches based on the most recent daily poll.
I’ll be doing my Projections post in the next day or two, but this was pretty easy to put together until I can sit down and do the math needed for that post.
As I’ve said before, when [...]
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Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
I’ve just handled all of the outstanding requests for people asking to get into their LID room.
If you’ve made the request, you should be in there. There were a lot to do, so I didn’t respond individually to the people who were already in a room and asking to be placed into it again. [...]
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Wednesday, February 13th, 2008
First let’s look at the poll on the left (closed March 11, 2006) as a historical marker. We can look at charts and see the same thing, but sometimes seeing it visually helps you get the idea that the reality is a pretty big bubble around the midpoint.
And next, let’s take a look at [...]
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