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Blake,
In a U-Shaped arrangement, a room the size of 1001 should be able to fit vastly more
people than we predicted.  Think about it, if 1501 can fit 15 why can a room with
over twice its width only fit 20 in a U-shape?  We ought to be able to take that u
out wider.  Change the estimates to 30 for a U-shape in 1001.
art

