Not So Funny Funnies

Adapted from Frank & Ernest:

STEP UPDATE - 4/22

According to Christopher, here are the numbers as of 4pm on 4/21.  Is that the last day of downgrading?

If so, I hope they have a looooong waiting list for seats, because there is still about 11% of the total stadium capacity available (12,277 seats.)  The majority, 83%, are in the $400 plus levels.

For the non-marquee games, you are going to see a lot of empty seats in what used to be the senior and junior sections (esp. the upper level).  Of course, they hardly ever filled completely for those games anyway, but at least the students had paid for those seats.  Now you will have single game empty seats that no one is paying for.  Strike that.  Those who are paying higher premiums for seats are now paying for those empty seats.  Isn't greed a grand thing?  Thank you Penn State for STEPping all over the fans.  I do believe those higher fees will offset the unsold tickets and then some, so you needn't worry about paying the bills.

SECTION	Donation	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Delta
		3/28/2011	4/1/2011	4/9/2011	4/19/2011	4/21/2011
WB	$400	341	368	276	251	251	-90
WC	$400	156	39	26	25	25	-131
WD	600-2000	246	109	57	50	50	-196
WE	600-2000	14	14	11	11	11	-3
WF	600-2000	249	94	50	38	38	-211
WG	$400	134	34	18	18	16	-118
WH	$400	313	402	340	310	310	-3
WJ	$100	43	14	16	9	6	-37
NA	$100	46	83	47	29	21	-25
NB	$100	66	86	77	37	33	-33
NC	$100	43	92	99	48	39	-4
ND	$100	55	61	69	59	37	-18
NE	$100	75	113	130	86	53	-22
NF	$100	94	108	121	65	31	-63
NG	$100	41	106	122	84	44	3
NH	$100	54	107	124	89	34	-20
NJ	$100	55	109	178	132	44	-11
NK	$100	45	71	207	90	34	-11
NL	$100	48	80	83	?	45	-3
EJ	$100	127	60	31	25	18	-109
EH	$400	552	608	559	519	519	-33
EG	$400	235	132	84	54	50	-185
EF	600-2000	248	96	64	60	60	-188
EE	600-2000	3	2	0	0	0	-3
ED	600-2000	1044	705	555	509	501	-543
EC	$400	1099	772	490	428	411	-688
EB	$400	72	148	172	174	174	102
WBU	$100	28	28	0	0	0	-28
WCU	$400	413	457	469	454	453	40
WDU	$600	691	655	633	627	629	-62
WEU	$600	353	296	284	289	289	-64
WFU	$600	617	625	599	593	593	-24
WGU	$400	343	365	333	327	327	-16
WHU	$100	61	38	2	2	1	-60
WJU	$100	28	101	35	27	23	-5
NAU	100-400	18	20	66	72	50	32
NBU	$100	29	57	61	59	45	16
NCU	100-400	44	79	137	137	121	77
NDU	100-400	26	71	118	105	92	66
NEU	100-400	54	90	133	109	107	53
NFU	100-400	34	50	86	70	56	22
NGU	100-400	22	38	79	63	63	41
NHU	100-400	15	32	84	76	70	55
NJU	100-400	23	71	162	144	126	103
NKU	$100	3	3	1	1	1	-2
NLU	100-400	20	1	1	1	1	-19
EJU	$100	78	189	229	77	33	-45
EHU	$100	96	110	13	5	3	-93
EGU	$400	750	974	995	1003	995	245
EFU	$600	819	863	841	841	841	22
EEU	$600	694	714	705	709	709	15
EDU	$600	1486	1466	1454	1454	1454	-32
ECU	$400	1458	1497	1559	1553	1553	95
EBU	$100	8	2	5	5	3	-5
SAU	$100	19	22	26	34	20	1
SBU	$100	31	63	130	132	130	99
SCU	$100	26	52	117	105	111	85
SDU	$100	40	76	97	103	103	63
SEU	$100	32	28	29	25	23	-9
SFU	$100	16	12	17	18	14	-2
SGU	$100	11	17	30	22	17	6
SHU	$100	15	43	83	91	81	66
SJU	$100	26	50	81	79	77	51
SKU	$100	22	61	116	114	104	82
SLU	$100	28	52	108	108	104	76
TOTAL		13975	13981	13924	12834	12277	-1698	11%
100		1645	2546	3350	2537	2018	373	16.44%
400		5866	5796	5321	5116	5084	-782	41.41%
600+		6464	5639	5253	5181	5175	-1289	42.15%

STEP UPDATE

Thanks to Christopher, we have some new numbers.  As people are now picking that have given up their seats already, we are actually seeing the total number of seats available drop.

Still alot of 400-600$ seats in what used to be the old student section, especially the upper level.  Not surprising those aren't going fast since the folks picking now wanted to downgrade.  Will they go late, or be left for single game tickets?

SECTION	Donation	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Delta
		3/28/2011	3/29/2011	4/1/2011	4/9/2011	4/19/2011
WB	$400	341	366	368	276	251	-90
WC	$400	156	98	39	26	25	-131
WD	600-2000	246	179	109	57	50	-196
WE	600-2000	14	14	14	11	11	-3
WF	600-2000	249	180	94	50	38	-211
WG	$400	134	104	34	18	18	-116
WH	$400	313	337	402	340	310	-3
WJ	$100	43	39	14	16	9	-34
NA	$100	46	48	83	47	29	-17
NB	$100	66	74	86	77	37	-29
NC	$100	43	59	92	99	48	5
ND	$100	55	55	61	69	59	4
NE	$100	75	85	113	130	86	11
NF	$100	94	94	108	121	65	-29
NG	$100	41	71	106	122	84	43
NH	$100	54	74	107	124	89	35
NJ	$100	55	69	109	178	132	77
NK	$100	45	51	71	207	90	45
NL	$100	48	48	80	83	?	?
EJ	$100	127	126	60	31	25	-102
EH	$400	552	580	608	559	519	-33
EG	$400	235	209	132	84	54	-181
EF	600-2000	248	176	96	64	60	-188
EE	600-2000	3	2	2	0	0	-3
ED	600-2000	1044	929	705	555	509	-535
EC	$400	1099	999	772	490	428	-671
EB	$400	72	103	148	172	174	102
							0
WBU	$100	28	34	28	0	0	-28
WCU	$400	413	443	457	469	454	41
WDU	$600	691	691	655	633	627	-64
WEU	$600	353	324	296	284	289	-64
WFU	$600	617	623	625	599	593	-24
WGU	$400	343	349	365	333	327	-16
WHU	$100	61	54	38	2	2	-59
WJU	$100	28	76	101	35	27	-1
NAU	100-400	18	16	20	66	72	54
NBU	$100	29	39	57	61	59	30
NCU	100-400	44	51	79	137	137	93
NDU	100-400	26	41	71	118	105	79
NEU	100-400	54	60	90	133	109	55
NFU	100-400	34	46	50	86	70	36
NGU	100-400	22	16	38	79	63	41
NHU	100-400	15	17	32	84	76	61
NJU	100-400	23	33	71	162	144	121
NKU	$100	3	3	3	1	1	-2
NLU	100-400	20	5	1	1	1	-19
EJU	$100	78	96	189	229	77	-1
EHU	$100	96	116	110	13	5	-91
EGU	$400	750	862	974	995	1003	253
EFU	$600	819	851	863	841	841	22
EEU	$600	694	712	714	705	709	15
EDU	$600	1486	1478	1466	1454	1454	-32
ECU	$400	1458	1456	1497	1559	1553	95
EBU	$100	8	6	2	5	5	-3
SAU	$100	19	21	22	26	34	15
SBU	$100	31	33	63	130	132	101
SCU	$100	26	26	52	117	105	79
SDU	$100	40	56	76	97	103	63
SEU	$100	32	28	28	29	25	-7
SFU	$100	16	16	12	17	18	2
SGU	$100	11	11	17	30	22	11
SHU	$100	15	25	43	83	91	76
SJU	$100	26	26	50	81	79	53
SKU	$100	22	30	61	116	114	92
SLU	$100	28	28	52	108	108	80
TOTAL		13975	13967	13981	13924	12834	-1141	12%
100		1645	1902	2546	3350	2537	892	18%
400		5866	5906	5796	5321	5116	-750	37%
600+		6464	6159	5639	5253	5181	-1283	37%

Getting Their Feet Wet

The 2011 Blue-White Scrimmage has come and gone, like a rain shower in April. Blue won 10-0, although it was more a matter of being the least bad team. The weather turned out to be just as good as the quality of football played, or vice versa depending on how you look at it. I look at it with my head tilted to one side and one eyebrow raised.

Did that just happen or was it a bad dream?

I was not among the roughly 7,500 fans that physically attended the game. My days of braving cold wet weather to watch a scrimmage are long gone. My devotion to this annual spring ritual has disappeared.

I couldn’t even watch it live on TV. Of course, they had the spring game in Ann Arbor on if I were so inclined to torture myself. I was not. I did try to tune in to the radio, but that proved to be another study in frustration. I listened for about 20 minutes and managed to hear about two plays worth of actual game time. The rest was idle chatter and commercials. It was dreadful and the radio industry ought to be ashamed of itself for the product they broadcast.

I found out later that they called the rest of the game on account of rain. Truth be told, I think it was sheer boredom. Come on—everyone there was already wet. The fans that did show up deserved better than that. The players wouldn’t melt. The only silver lining I could see is that at least it minimized the chance of injury on the slick field. And we certainly don’t need any more of that.

A fellow blogger, Carolyn Todd, apologized to her readers for her lack of blogging recently. At least she has a decent excuse. She’s busy working. I, on the other hand, save for a post or two about the STEP program, have pretty much dogged the psu blog world of late. I ignored the kids getting in trouble with the law. I eschewed the rumors surrounding Jerry Sandusky. I even have been remiss updating the recruiting picture which includes some great commits if they stand come next February. I did allow myself to poke fun at Tressel, but let’s face it, that was fun.

It’s not that I haven’t wanted to blog. I started a new blog about non-football things on WordPress, called Living the Eye Life. But my passion for Penn State football has reached an all time low. Friends have asked me what I think about the upcoming season. To be honest, I think it is going to be a disaster. That means probably four or five losses. Maybe more.

What is there to look forward to? The defense? Probably, but it remains to be seen how the front line will perform. The linebacking crew should be good, which will help that issue. But on the offensive side of the ball, I see nothing but gloom and doom, and I drink the Kool Aid pretty heavily. I may even be in a diabetic coma because of drinking too much. Maybe that’s why I’m so lethargic about blogging.

We will be patching a new O-line together. Who the hell knows who our starting QB will be? Who even knows how many of them will still be with the team come August? I simply don’t see any player emerging as a clear choice, and whoever is chosen will create friction among those left behind. Will we have a running game? We have talent, but can they block as well? If we can’t pass, teams will simply stack the box against us.

This recent scrimmage did nothing to improve my angst. Bolden opens with an interception on the very first play. Newsome fumbled on the next series. McGloin fumbled it right back two plays later.

Granted, the weather was less than ideal, but no one stepped up to give us hope. In roughly three quarters of play (12 minute quarters) both sides had 135 yards of passing. Ten points on the board. Pitt played their spring game on the same day—roughly the same weather—and put up 61 points. They have no defense, we have no offense, and never the two shall meet.

Thirty-six of those yards came on one throw by McGloin. Paul Jones threw only ONE pass. Bolden threw five and the only completion was his game opening INT. Overall, the QBs went 10 – 26 – 1.

Thank goodness we had a running game . . . that gained a whopping 77 yards on 31 carries. The field goal, I believe, was kicked when the drive stalled at about the three yard line. Will we ever bring Zordich into the game on the goal line—and not give the ball to him? Even defensive coordinators from other teams know that play. It simply affirmed that the scoring impotency in the red zone has not gone away.

So does that mean there is no hope? There’s always hope. Hope floats. And that’s a damned good thing in a deluge. We have talent. I really do think our defense will be better than last year, and likely keep us in most games. But barring a 2005-ish surprise turn around, I do not see having the kind of offense that will make a run at the Big Ten Title likely, let alone a shot in the national picture. This summer I will make an official prediction (after I’ve forgotten about this game) but the schedule simply looks too daunting. Alabama, Iowa and Nebraska at home. Finishing with Ohio State and Wisconsin on the road. The team last year couldn’t beat these guys. I’m not overly optimistic that this year’s version will be any more successful, though Iowa and Wisconsin will likely have some rebuilding to do. But we have more than rebuilding to do. We have to find a freaking way to score some points.

But maybe the rain will wash away all the problems and give us a fresh, clean start. Maybe a return to simple uniforms will bring a return to tradition; a time when Penn State football was about basic fundamentals, about hard-nosed, smart football, about letting the opponent make the mistakes, and about winning.

Maybe.

STEP Updates

It is with great regret that I inform my readers that I can no longer provide updates on the STEP situation.  Since the UPGRADE phase has passed, I am no longer able to log in and see the Virtual Venue.  If anyone else has that ability and wants to send me the data, I can put it in the table like I did before.  Otherwise, we'll have to sit in the dark together on this one.

Hey!  Who's hand was that!

STEP Central 4/9 Update

Small shifts are the trend as we wind down the "upgrade" phase of STEP.  A few more $100 seats are available, and 400$ vs $600 seats are even.  Sections EE and WBU are now closed unless some seats would open later as a result of downgrades.  I am particularly curious to see how this all works out.

To be honest, I'm not sure why they split this process into two phases.  I imagine there are a number of folks who had grandfathered in to 50-yard line seats and do not want to now pay $600 a seat per year to keep them.  If they decided to retain at all (assuming they weren't thoroughly disgusted and already released those tickets, choosing not to renew) then those "prime" seats are now going to open up in the next phase--but the upgraders have already chosen, and perhaps would have wanted those seats had they known they would become available.  I'm not sure why there simply wasn't a process from start to finish--choose up or down--based on your points.  You could risk taking seats later if you chose to see if some of those prime seats would become available.

Who am I kidding?  The only FAIR way to have done this would have been to reseat everyone based on point totals.  That didn't happen.  So no matter how they did it, there would be some inequity.

NOW THAT I HAVE WRITTEN THIS, I went back to the PSU website to check the details.  I was under the wrong impression . . . I thought anyone could retain their seats so long as they had made the donation to qualify for that seat this year.  But those who chose to downgrade had to forfeit their seats as per the STEP FAQs page:

If you declare that you are interested in moving to a zone that requires a lower Seat Equity donation, you must first RELEASE your current ticket, then you may participate in the seat selection process. However, there can be no guaranteed offered as availability will be unknown ahead of time. Therefore, there is some risk with this choice.

So that explains why there are almost 14,000 seats available.  I wasn't aware that some people had to give up their seats.  Again, it doesn't seem fair that people who are looking to upgrade can shop around but still keep their seats if they choose, but people looking to downgrade can't.  It is also clear that some of the people upgrading these past few weeks have at least made lateral moves since there have been some $100 seats taken.  On the other hand, doing it this way did open up those potential higher value seats for folks that wanted to upgrade.

In the next phase of things, we should start to see the total number of available seats drop, as these folks have already given up their seats.  Of course, some may be disappointed in what is left and simply choose no seats.  I'm really curious to see how many seats are left and how the University tries to sell those.

My head hurts now.

SECTION	Donation	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Delta
		3/28/2011	3/29/2011	4/1/2011	4/9/2011
WB	$400	341	366	368	276	-65
WC	$400	156	98	39	26	-130
WD	600-2000	246	179	109	57	-189
WE	600-2000	14	14	14	11	-3
WF	600-2000	249	180	94	50	-199
WG	$400	134	104	34	18	-116
WH	$400	313	337	402	340	27
WJ	$100	43	39	14	16	-27
NA	$100	46	48	83	47	1
NB	$100	66	74	86	77	11
NC	$100	43	59	92	99	56
ND	$100	55	55	61	69	14
NE	$100	75	85	113	130	55
NF	$100	94	94	108	121	27
NG	$100	41	71	106	122	81
NH	$100	54	74	107	124	70
NJ	$100	55	69	109	178	123
NK	$100	45	51	71	207	162
NL	$100	48	48	80	83	35
EJ	$100	127	126	60	31	-96
EH	$400	552	580	608	559	7
EG	$400	235	209	132	84	-151
EF	600-2000	248	176	96	64	-184
EE	600-2000	3	2	2	0	-3
ED	600-2000	1044	929	705	555	-489
EC	$400	1099	999	772	490	-609
EB	$400	72	103	148	172	100
WBU	$100	28	34	28	0	-28
WCU	$400	413	443	457	469	56
WDU	$600	691	691	655	633	-58
WEU	$600	353	324	296	284	-69
WFU	$600	617	623	625	599	-18
WGU	$400	343	349	365	333	-10
WHU	$100	61	54	38	2	-59
WJU	$100	28	76	101	35	7
NAU	100-400	18	16	20	66	48
NBU	$100	29	39	57	61	32
NCU	100-400	44	51	79	137	93
NDU	100-400	26	41	71	118	92
NEU	100-400	54	60	90	133	79
NFU	100-400	34	46	50	86	52
NGU	100-400	22	16	38	79	57
NHU	100-400	15	17	32	84	69
NJU	100-400	23	33	71	162	139
NKU	$100	3	3	3	1	-2
NLU	100-400	20	5	1	1	-19
EJU	$100	78	96	189	229	151
EHU	$100	96	116	110	13	-83
EGU	$400	750	862	974	995	245
EFU	$600	819	851	863	841	22
EEU	$600	694	712	714	705	11
EDU	$600	1486	1478	1466	1454	-32
ECU	$400	1458	1456	1497	1559	101
EBU	$100	8	6	2	5	-3
SAU	$100	19	21	22	26	7
SBU	$100	31	33	63	130	99
SCU	$100	26	26	52	117	91
SDU	$100	40	56	76	97	57
SEU	$100	32	28	28	29	-3
SFU	$100	16	16	12	17	1
SGU	$100	11	11	17	30	19
SHU	$100	15	25	43	83	68
SJU	$100	26	26	50	81	55
SKU	$100	22	30	61	116	94
SLU	$100	28	28	52	108	80
TOTAL		13975	13967	13981	13924	-51	13%
100		1645	1902	2546	3350	1705	24%
400		5866	5906	5796	5321	-545	38%
600+		6464	6159	5639	5253	-1211	38%

STEP Central Mid-week Update

Thought I'd check in to see how things were going.  There continues to be an upgrade shift, with more $100 level seats available (mainly in the upper decks).

I just checked, and the upgrade period ends 4/7/11 (at least that was the original date--I don't know if it was moved back due to the early technical difficulties.)  So with only a day or two left, there is still a large percentage of $400-2000 level seats (77% of all available.)

A negative delta means there are fewer seats available now than when the process started.  The total number of seats available has changed by only 40.

SECTION	Donation	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Delta
		3/28/2011	3/29/2011	4/1/2011	4/6/2011
WB	$400	341	366	368	310	-31
WC	$400	156	98	39	26	-130
WD	600-2000	246	179	109	71	-175
WE	600-2000	14	14	14	13	-1
WF	600-2000	249	180	94	52	-197
WG	$400	134	104	34	18	-116
WH	$400	313	337	402	350	37
WJ	$100	43	39	14	21	-22
NA	$100	46	48	83	55	9
NB	$100	66	74	86	94	28
NC	$100	43	59	92	97	54
ND	$100	55	55	61	71	16
NE	$100	75	85	113	133	58
NF	$100	94	94	108	126	32
NG	$100	41	71	106	161	120
NH	$100	54	74	107	119	65
NJ	$100	55	69	109	162	107
NK	$100	45	51	71	140	95
NL	$100	48	48	80	81	33
EJ	$100	127	126	60	31	-96
EH	$400	552	580	608	568	16
EG	$400	235	209	132	102	-133
EF	600-2000	248	176	96	78	-170
EE	600-2000	3	2	2	4	1
ED	600-2000	1044	929	705	601	-443
EC	$400	1099	999	772	570	-529
EB	$400	72	103	148	176	104
WBU	$100	28	34	28	2	-26
WCU	$400	413	443	457	457	44
WDU	$600	691	691	655	633	-58
WEU	$600	353	324	296	290	-63
WFU	$600	617	623	625	609	-8
WGU	$400	343	349	365	343	0
WHU	$100	61	54	38	6	-55
WJU	$100	28	76	101	74	46
NAU	100-400	18	16	20	40	22
NBU	$100	29	39	57	57	28
NCU	100-400	44	51	79	133	89
NDU	100-400	26	41	71	101	75
NEU	100-400	54	60	90	101	47
NFU	100-400	34	46	50	78	44
NGU	100-400	22	16	38	55	33
NHU	100-400	15	17	32	62	47
NJU	100-400	23	33	71	122	99
NKU	$100	3	3	3	1	-2
NLU	100-400	20	5	1	1	-19
EJU	$100	78	96	189	225	147
EHU	$100	96	116	110	69	-27
EGU	$400	750	862	974	981	231
EFU	$600	819	851	863	845	26
EEU	$600	694	712	714	713	19
EDU	$600	1486	1478	1466	1454	-32
ECU	$400	1458	1456	1497	1515	57
EBU	$100	8	6	2	17	9
SAU	$100	19	21	22	20	1
SBU	$100	31	33	63	95	64
SCU	$100	26	26	52	95	69
SDU	$100	40	56	76	101	61
SEU	$100	32	28	28	29	-3
SFU	$100	16	16	12	14	-2
SGU	$100	11	11	17	19	8
SHU	$100	15	25	43	60	45
SJU	$100	26	26	50	86	60
SKU	$100	22	30	61	112	90
SLU	$100	28	28	52	90	62
TOTAL		13975	13967	13981	13935	-40	13%
100		1645	1902	2546	3156	1511	23%
400		5866	5906	5796	5416	-450	39%
600+		6464	6159	5639	5363	-1101	38%

Tressel Tribulations

I love the 'what happens in Columbus stays in Columbus' line . . .

And that's just going to give me nightmares.  As if he wasn't creepy enough already.

Separated at Birth?

April Fools STEP Update

Here are how things are going in the STEP selection process.  There is an overall INCREASE in available seats of 6.  I guess someone couldn't get what they wanted, or someone not participating changed their mind.  It still appears that there is a small shift from lower priced seats to higher priced seats.  But in the NLC email I got today, it said that ticket holders requesting a DOWNGRADE will be receiving info in about a week, so apparently none of the people selecting at this time were planning on downgrading anyway.

Still a lot of tickets left.

And if this is your first time looking at these numbers, these are the available seats listed on the virtual venue by section as of 5PM 4/1/11.  The % of total seats available is based on the listed Beaver Stadium capacity.  The other percentages are the fraction of those donation level seats left of the available remaining tickets, not the total stadium capacity.  So of all available seats, only 18% are at the $100 level.  But this is up from 12% initially.

SECTION	Donation	Seats Available	Seats Available	Seats Available	Delta
		3/28/2011	3/29/2011	4/1/2011
WB	$400	341	366	368	27
WC	$400	156	98	39	-117
WD	600-2000	246	179	109	-137
WE	600-2000	14	14	14	0
WF	600-2000	249	180	94	-155
WG	$400	134	104	34	-100
WH	$400	313	337	402	89
WJ	$100	43	39	14	-29
NA	$100	46	48	83	37
NB	$100	66	74	86	20
NC	$100	43	59	92	49
ND	$100	55	55	61	6
NE	$100	75	85	113	38
NF	$100	94	94	108	14
NG	$100	41	71	106	65
NH	$100	54	74	107	53
NJ	$100	55	69	109	54
NK	$100	45	51	71	26
NL	$100	48	48	80	32
EJ	$100	127	126	60	-67
EH	$400	552	580	608	56
EG	$400	235	209	132	-103
EF	600-2000	248	176	96	-152
EE	600-2000	3	2	2	-1
ED	600-2000	1044	929	705	-339
EC	$400	1099	999	772	-327
EB	$400	72	103	148	76
WBU	$100	28	34	28	0
WCU	$400	413	443	457	44
WDU	$600	691	691	655	-36
WEU	$600	353	324	296	-57
WFU	$600	617	623	625	8
WGU	$400	343	349	365	22
WHU	$100	61	54	38	-23
WJU	$100	28	76	101	73
NAU	100-400	18	16	20	2
NBU	$100	29	39	57	28
NCU	100-400	44	51	79	35
NDU	100-400	26	41	71	45
NEU	100-400	54	60	90	36
NFU	100-400	34	46	50	16
NGU	100-400	22	16	38	16
NHU	100-400	15	17	32	17
NJU	100-400	23	33	71	48
NKU	$100	3	3	3	0
NLU	100-400	20	5	1	-19
EJU	$100	78	96	189	111
EHU	$100	96	116	110	14
EGU	$400	750	862	974	224
EFU	$600	819	851	863	44
EEU	$600	694	712	714	20
EDU	$600	1486	1478	1466	-20
ECU	$400	1458	1456	1497	39
EBU	$100	8	6	2	-6
SAU	$100	19	21	22	3
SBU	$100	31	33	63	32
SCU	$100	26	26	52	26
SDU	$100	40	56	76	36
SEU	$100	32	28	28	-4
SFU	$100	16	16	12	-4
SGU	$100	11	11	17	6
SHU	$100	15	25	43	28
SJU	$100	26	26	50	24
SKU	$100	22	30	61	39
SLU	$100	28	28	52	24
TOTAL		13975	13967	13981	6	13%
100		1645	1902	2546	901	18%
400		5866	5906	5796	-70	41%
600+		6464	6159	5639	-825	40%