#FY2005
This is literally the amount of money that you would appropriate for a war.
June 28, 2025 at 11:28 PM
The next year (FY2005), the NIH appropriation increased by 2.6%. The R01 success rate dropped to 22%.

I was taken aback by these drops given that Congress has been increasing in the NIH appropriation by increments more or less at the rate of inflation.

3/17
September 13, 2025 at 2:26 PM
wow! pro se share of civil litigation shooting up. not surprising but we love a chart

thread: xcancel.com/avshah99/sta...
preprint: avshah1.github.io/assets/pdf/p...
April 22, 2026 at 4:01 PM
Actually the cumulative result over those 14 seasons pre Covid was $1.4M loss.

I included an $900k loss in FY2005, when the MVFC entity was created but we didn't play any football!
January 25, 2025 at 5:55 AM
“Actually the cumulative result over those 14 seasons pre Covid was $1.4M loss.

I included an $900k loss in FY2005, when the MVFC entity was created but we didn't play any football!”

- @deanrosario.bsky.social

🤯
Through history of ALeague, media stated: all clubs losing millions each yr.

Yet, after reviewing all MVFC's Reports I found:
For 14 seasons prior to Covid,
MVFC reported Operating Profit in 7 FYs.

Cumulative result over those 14 FYs = $2.3M LOSS
which is a pittance.

Did media bother to look?
January 25, 2025 at 6:25 AM
Texas faces a critical shortage of certified shorthand reporters, with a staggering 14% decline over the last two decades, jeopardizing rural court access.

Learn more here

#TX #TexasCourts #AccessToJustice #CitizenPortal #RuralChallenges #WorkforceDevelopment
Report finds decline in certified shorthand reporters, raising rural access concerns
The Texas A&M study reported a 14% decline in active certified shorthand reporters in Texas between FY2005 and FY25, concentrated in urban areas and leaving rural courts particularly exposed; nationally, retirements outpace entrants by roughly 900 per year.
citizenportal.ai
August 28, 2026 at 11:13 AM
[Eugene Volokh] Apparent Surge in Self-Represented Litigation Using AI
From Anand V. Shah & Joshua Y. Levy, Access to Justice in the Age of AI: Evidence from U.S. Federal Courts (in draft): This paper studies how generative AI has reshaped entry into the federal civil court system. Drawing on administrative records covering more than 4.5 million non-prisoner federal civil court cases from FY2005-FY2026 and 46 million PACER docket entries matched to those cases, we document three sets of findings. First, the number of pro se cases—or self-represented cases—is increasing dramatically, rising from a long-term steady-state average of 11% to 16.8% in FY2025. This increase is concentrated in case types characterized by formulaic document production and absent from more complex, attorney-intensive categories. Second, we argue these cases are placing larger burden on federal district courts. Pro se cases are not terminating faster, and this combined with the increased case numbers suggests more cases for judges to process. Moreover, intra-case activity is up, with the total volume of docket entries per court generated by pro se cases in their first 180 days up 158% from pre-AI means to 2025. Third, we directly validate that AI use is increasing in federal courts. Using a random sample of 1,600 complaints drawn from an 8-year period (2019-2026), we find that a large and growing share of complaints are flagging positive for AI-generated text, from essentially zero in the pre-AI period to more than 18% in 2026. Don't know how it's carrying over to state courts, but one would think that it would. The post Apparent Surge in Self-Represented Litigation Using AI appeared first on Reason.com.
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April 28, 2026 at 1:42 PM
But, what does this really mean? Like, what is the average, day-to-day impact of this for the typical Princeton student? Well, in FY2005, the average student paid (after scholarships) $13,000 a year for their Princeton education. In FY2024, it was $15,000.
February 26, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Turns out, India's big trucks are getting pretty old! The average age is now ten years, the highest it's been in two decades.

#FreightFox #India #FY2005 #truckfleet #freight #ICRA #Road
India’s ageing truck fleet could escalate freight spends by 2–8%
India's M&HCV fleet has significantly expanded from 2 million vehicles in FY 2005 to 5.4 million currently. However, the rate of replacement hasn't kept pace with new acquisitions.
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June 10, 2025 at 8:50 AM
In FY2005, total Medicaid spending was $311 billion. By FY2023, that number had grown to $894 billion—a staggering 187% increase in less than two decades. This level of growth is unsustainable.
May 20, 2025 at 10:17 PM
4️⃣ Between FY2001 and FY2005, federal funding for hurricane and flood protection projects in New Orleans dropped approximately 44%, severely impacting the Army Corps of Engineers’ ability to maintain levees.
October 21, 2025 at 8:25 PM