Soon, my daily visits tallied somewhere between "slightly-more-than-is-attractive-to-admit-here" and "infinity".
People continue to use it, the company reports, with hundreds of thousands of visits tallied each quarter; 20 percent of all visits have occurred after 2008.
SUPERSONICS 106, SUNS 87: Gary Payton outscored Jason Kidd by 22-3 as visiting Seattle tallied the first 14 points of the game and raced to its fourth straight victory.
These accounted for about 1.4% of the visits they tallied during the study period.
It has not stopped him developing a liking for Lord's, however, where the wickets of Joe Denly and Adam Voges on an eventful opening day of Durham's latest visit took his tally to 28 wickets in five first-class appearances at headquarters, notably including his 5 for 38 against West Indies on his Test debut in 2009.
The doctors were asked to keep a daily tally of visits, phone calls and email messages, and to evaluate how many visits or phone calls could have been replaced by email.
The order could have an impact on other lawsuits seeking visitor logs from the White House, including a suit that seeks a tally of visits by Jack Abramoff, the corrupt Republican lobbyist.
While Mr. O'Mara has become adept at social media, rattling off the number of Google hits on the words Trayvon Martin and the tally of visits to the legal defense site — 267,089 as of Monday — plunging into the world of Twitter, Facebook and blogs is not a welcome development for all in the courtroom.
Many state associations and the National Ski Area Association tally snowsports visits, or one person skiing/snowboarding one day (or night).
Three months into his Jamaican residence, Tally's visited this area a couple of times before, so the next morning he guides us to Boston, birthplace of jerk chicken and pork, before checking out the wave action at Boston Beach.
All physicians (n = 76; 48 general practitioners and 28 specialists) at the Finnish Student Health Service received a questionnaire by email, and were asked to print it and keep a daily tally of visits, phone calls and email messages over the study period of one working week (5.5. – 9.5.2003).
