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The Great Fire of London was in 1666.

NEW ANSWER: Its actually calculated by taking the aggregate attendance (the total number of days every child attended all year) and dividing it by the total number of days in session.

I don't know the answer to this, but I do know that I pressured to currently send my 10 year old daughter to school WITH THE FLU because of the "Average Daily Attendance $$$" that our public school receives. Because she has already used her allotted absences for the period, she MUST attend school, even if sick, or she "will not get credit for her 9 weeks period". Some schools even report the parents to the District Attorney. Never mind that: 1. It is the height of flu season 2. She is going to school WITH THE FLU and thereby reinfecting other students 3. She makes STRAIGHT A'S Dontcha just LOVE public schools?!!)))))))))))) Well, that may be the case. Do you know that every time they do a head count and your child is not there, they lose up to five thousand dollars? So, if you take each person that misses, approx. 30 or more, and multiply by five thousand, you have $150,000. So next time you talk crap about the public schools, keep that in mind. Each time your little child stays home, that is another dollar they could have gave me a raise with or bought better books for your child.

I'd be interested in that as well. My grandparents in their Chris-Craft were out on the lake and the first boat on the scene. My grandmother knew Red Cross lifesaving and dove in to try to save Mrs. Peterkin but said it was apparent she was already dead and was unable to get her out of her seat in the back of the submerged plane. As I recall he was showing his mother and father his new sea plane and doing take offs and landings. The lake was kind of rough that day....probably not a good time to be doing that. It was June and Mrs Peterkin was wearing a full fur coat and a lot of jewelry....could have been a Sunday or something. I remember my grandmother saying his mother couldn't swim and that the father and son were extremely distraught.

You would have to get over to the Union Station area.

You have three ways to get to Milwaukee from downtown:

1) Megabus. This is the most frequent and usually the cheapest way to go.

The bus stop is located across the street from Union Station. It is on Canal Street between Jackson and Van Buren. If you are taking a Metra or South Shore train to Millennium station, get off at Van Buren (the stop before Millenium Station) instead. Walk about a mile West (away from the lake) to Canal and then look for the crowd to your north on the east side of the street. If you are at Millennium station for some other reason, walk south on Michigan to Jackson, then turn right and head to Canal. Megabus tickets must be purchased in advance and are available only on their web site. If these directions are confusing, there is a map on the Megabus web site or take a taxi.

2) Greyhound. There are a few buses a day, prices are competitive with Megabus, but are usually a bit higher. The terminal is at 630 W Harrison St.

Harrison St is two blocks south of Van Buren. Walk west on Harrison, a little more than a mile. It is two blocks west of Canal Street.

3) Amtrak. Amtrak operates several trains a day. It is the most expensive option, but not by that much. Amtrak operates from Union Station which is just across the street from where Megabus stops.

All three go to the Milwaukee Intermodal Station on 4th and St. Paul. Megabus stops across the street. Greyhound and Amtrak stop inside.

It is 407 miles according to Google Maps.

Short Answer: No According to the National Climatic Data Center's list of annual average wind speeds, the windiest U.S. city is Dodge City, Kansas, with an average speed of 13.9 mph. Chicago's average annual wind speed is 10.3 mph.

The USA's second-most theatrical city (next to NYC)

The USA's second-most theatrical city (next to NYC)

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no. Chicago is in the u.s.a.

being the first black mayor of chicago

It is 1,086 miles according to Google Maps.

It is 300 miles according to Google Maps.

1909; 2.0 Million
1919; 2.6 Million
1929; 3.2 Million
1939; 3.3 Million
1949; 3.6 Million
1959; 3.5 Million
1969; 3.3 Million
1979; 3.0 Million
1989; 2.7 Million
1999; 2.8 Million
2009; 2.8 Million

since world war II population has been dropping and still is.

The distance between the start point and the destination is 2,121 miles, and will take approximately 30 hours of driving time. 1. Head south on NW Naito Pkwy/OR-99W toward SW Ankeny St 0.5 mi

2. Exit onto Morrison Bridge 0.3 mi

3. Merge onto I-84 E/US-30 E via the ramp on the left to The Dalles

Continue to follow I-84 E

Entering Idaho 597 mi

4. Take the exit onto I-84 E toward Ogden

Entering Utah 174 mi

5. Take the exit onto I-80 E toward Cheyenne

Passing through Wyoming, Nebraska

Entering Iowa 1,008 mi

6. Continue on I-235 E (signs for I-235/Des Moines/W Des Moines) 14.0 mi

7. Take exit 137B for I-80/I-35 toward Kansas City/Council Bluffs 0.1 mi

8. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Davenport/I-80 and merge onto I-80 E

Entering Illinois 172 mi

9. Take exit 4B to merge onto I-88 E/IL-92 E toward Rock Falls/Sterling

Continue to follow I-88 E

Partial toll road 141 mi

10. Merge onto I-290 E 14.0 mi

11. Continue on W Congress Pkwy 0.3 mi

12. Turn left at S State St 0.2 mi

13. Turn right at E Jackson Blvd 0.2 mi

14. Turn left at S Michigan Ave 456 ft

15. Turn left at E Adams St 23 ft

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Firstly, categorize your questions correctly. Secondly, code red means: * Australian Standard for Fire. * HASC recommendation for fire in the hospital. * Sometimes used to denote patients arriving with burn injuries (Charity Hospital, New Orleans, LA). * A disaster has occurred and casualties are inbound; hospital disaster plan in effect (William Beaumont Hospitals, Royal Oak and Troy, MI). * Smoke or Fire Detected. (Cook Children's Medical Center, Fort Worth, TX) * Incoming life-threatening trauma (Mercy Medical Center, Sioux City, IA)

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There are 168 miles between Chicago, IL and Matoon, IL.

Maybe Peru.

No there is not a mob museum in Chicago

He is credited with the founding of Chicago.

It is 169 miles according to Google Maps.

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