Yields spiked from the last time the bills were sold, in March.
Wholesale solar panel prices spiked from $2.5 per watt in 2002 to more than $4 by 2007.
The share price spiked from the $6.79 she paid on Friday night to as high as $15.09 on Monday, with shares ending the day up 105% to $13.92.
While the amount of garbage incinerated has remained the same (1.6 million tons a year), the institute says the quantity transported off-Island has spiked: from 443,000 tons in 2001 to 1.1 million tons in 2006.
But public health officials have noted that just seizures of the drug have spiked from fewer than 500 in 2013 to nearly 6,000 in 2015, according to a recent presentation.
A Turnabout for Boys If AIDS contributed to greater sexual caution, the mystery is why teenage pregnancy and childbirth spiked from 1986 to 1991, when awareness of the threat of H.I.V. was growing.
Since the accident, readership of Ms. Nielson's blog, which a sister has been updating, has spiked from about 1,000 visitors a day to as many as 20,000.
Reynolds told me that since the election results, traffic to CCL's website has increased eightfold, and attendance of its weekly introductory calls has spiked from an average of about 20 to 200 last week.
However the lengthy feature has been spiked from the Russian edition of "Ikea Family Live" in case it failed to comply with Russian's controversial new law banning "homosexual propaganda".
Since February, however, when organizers began to publicize its existence, Web hits have spiked from places where languages related to Siletz are spoken, a broad area of the West on through Canada and into Alaska.
