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The bring-your-own-device trend is an example of the need for adaptation. Potential licensing fees should be taken into account if agency employees need to access agency-owned cloud environments on their personal devices. Additionally, using personal apps for business on a personal device might violate the app licensing.
Verbatim: "Once an organization moves an operation to the cloud, its [software asset management] program must adapt to address the new and varied challenges presented by cloud architecture. While SAM principles remain unchanged, licensing risks and the application of effective SAM in the cloud differ fundamentally from those in traditional IT environments. SAM programs must be able to completely and accurately measure hardware and software in the new architecture with all its complexities and nuances."
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Rob Groves was born Nov. 11, 1935, to Paul and Pauline Groves. He married Jo Rita Johnson in 1957. For the past 42 years, they have made their home on the Frying Pan Ranch, where Rob was foreman.
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Last update: February 2015 – many thanks to Geir Gogstad for the latest round of information.
I am often asked for tips on collecting localities and more-so about whether or not a permit is required. I have broken down the rules for the US here, and started to add other countries as I dig up the details. All of this information will pertain to noncommercial (scientific) use only. Please comment if you notice any inaccuracies or have any additions or suggestions. I am attempting to consolidate this information, not provide an infallible resource. Do not rely solely on my advice because this information is subject to change, you should always call ahead and make contacts in that country before you swing a net.
Acquiring permission to legally collect is critical and should not be ignored. If you are building a collection in hopes of donating it to a museum one day, this is a detail you can not avoid. Most institutions require evidence that all of your specimens were obtained legally. Illegal collecting will also eventually put you on the radar of the USFWS and may result in fines, confiscations and possibly jail time if you really flaunt the law. Illegal (or sometimes even legal!) collecting in other countries can easily land you in jail – we have all heard the horror stories.
USA: Here is a list of federally protected species. Many states also have additional state protected species that are illegal to collect. I have not been able to find a comprehensive list, but each state's wildlife department will have a list which you should check before collecting.
- Private Land: Permission granted by landowner.
- Public Lands/BLM: Permit usually not required. Most BLM property is governed by the Wilderness Act of 1964 which (with recent updates) has separated scientific from "casual" non-commercial collecting. Under Section 6302.15 "You may remove or disturb natural resources for non-commercial purposes in wilderness areas". So, collecting is permitted as long as it remains non-commercial, maintains the wilderness environment and is not previously restricted. Insects are never mentioned but the regulation is vague. Areas designated as "Special Areas", such as National Monuments, Research Natural Areas or Wilderness usually do require permits. It seems like there is a lot of leeway given to whomever is interpreting the law at the moment. If you are unsure, contact the local BLM (Bureau of Land Management) office and ask.
- National Forests: No permit required for recreational collecting. All forests and grasslands are completely free range for collectors. Keep in mind that rangers still do have the authority to close an area and ask you to leave, but this has never been my experience. You should always call ahead and ask if you are unfamiliar with the area. I also always carry a copy of the NFS letter to collectors just in case, download the new 2011 letter to collectors, and the original USFWS Collecting Letter here (.pdf). Wilderness areas within forests are often closed to collecting, but ask ahead. One strange rule that the NFS does have is that all scientific collecting requires a permit. I assume they want to know about official research being conducted in their parks, but this line can be really fuzzy in my opinion. I have gone on recreational collecting trips and discovered something that ends up in a publication. Since the majority of my collecting is personally funded, I go ahead and assume it is recreational.
- State Parks:Permit required in most states. The only current exceptions that I know of are listed below. Some states will allow recreational collecting at the discretion of the park ranger, and you just have to call ahead and ask or show up with cookies. More often than not a permit will be required. This process hasn't been too difficult in my experiences in IL or CA, and there are no wacky rules about specimen ownership and getting state-wide access is possible. Having an institutional affiliation may be very helpful, but not required (each state is different I'm sure). Applying for state permits has been a fast process in my experience, usually taking only a few weeks for approval.
- Nature Preserves: Permit required. Many states have designated nature preserves or reserves and they are often governed by a separate entity from state parks. The Nature Preserve Commission in Illinois requires a separate permit for every site you want to work in. It also takes them 60-90+ days for approval, plan ahead accordingly!
- National Wildlife Refuge: Permit required. All refuges are strictly off-limits without a permit, and rules regulating your impact while on the refuge are strict. Having a specific research target and institutional affiliation is required, along with detailed reports and specific institutions for deposition of specimens. Any specimens collected on a NWR will remain property of the reserve system for perpetuity, and any future research on these specimens must be accompanied by written approval by the refuge. That being said, more often than not those details are a technicality and not strictly enforced. Every experience I have had with a NWR has been a great one; they are always run by well-educated biologists who understand the nature of research and are eager to learn about your discoveries. They also tend to turn around a permit very quickly, I have never waited more than a week for approval.
- National Parks: Permit required. Obtaining a permit for a park is extremely difficult and time-consuming. Having never done it myself I do not know the full details, but there are many similarities to wildlife refuges. In the case of a NP absolutely all specimens have to be deposited into an institution and identified by a unique reference code. The NPS retains ownership and the right to call-back specimens if needed. There are also long lists of rules that must be followed while within the park, including staying out of sight of tourists. Permit approval can take many months if you are lucky. Really does not seem worth the hassle.
- National Monuments and Recreation Areas: Permit required. Usually governed by the National Park Service and therefore obtaining a permit is difficult and mired in bureaucratic red tape. However, some monuments are operated by the National Forest Service, BLM or other state agency – which means they are semi-autonomous and much more efficient. Call ahead and ask, each one is different.
- Land Trusts/Private Reserves: There are countless private land trusts that act as independent preserves and all have their own process for permits. The Nature Conservancy and Audubon Society are a few larger ones – but local communities and private foundations can even have their own. While they are not governed by state agencies they are usually very cooperative and easy to work with regarding research permits. Some trusts may require a state collecting permit before applying for theirs.
Colorado: Insects are not regulated wildlife and therefore no permits exist for state parks. However, each state park considers collecting a "special use" activity and a day-permit is required. They are easy to get and often don't take more than 5 minutes to fill out.
Michigan: Permits are not required for state parks (thank you HDK below).
Oklahoma: Permits are NOW required for state parks. Up until 2014 permits had not been required.
Collecting abroad requires a lot of planning in advance. I recommend collaborating with or even hiring someone (like a graduate student) in your destination country to file permit paperwork for you. A person who can go to the regional office on your behalf, speak the language, and iron out any problems ahead of time could help ensure your trip is a success.
ALBANIA: Permits are not required outside of protected areas, but there are protected species. Commercial collecting is specifically illegal.
ANGUILLA: Info via Caribbean Research Resources (CRR).
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA: Info via CRR.
ARGENTINA: Uncertain whether or not permits are required, likely difficult to obtain (please let me know if anyone has recent experiences).
ARUBA: Info via CRR.
AUSTRALIA: Exceedingly difficult to obtain permits. Even with a permit, only a few representatives of each species you collect may leave the country.
AUSTRIA: Permits are required except for the region of Tyrol. Permits are granted regionally and may be difficult depending on the local bureaucracy.
BARBADOS: Info via CRR.
BELGIUM: Illegal to collect any federally listed species. Private land: no permits needed. Nature Reserves: permission often granted if you are collecting less well-known species. If you promise a list of everything you collect and avoid things like butterflies then you will probably be granted permission. Several of the large forests in the south will allow some day collecting but night access is restricted without permission. Ask nicely and promise a list of species collected. Here are links for permits in Flanders (north) and Wallonia (south).
BELIZE: Permits required for insect collecting and can take approximately 3+ months to process and cost $100USD. If you are requesting to work in any conservation area, you must provide detailed contact information for your collaborators – they will be contacted (once), and if they don't respond, your application does not move forward. Expect to call regularly to check on your permit, and plan on spending a day in Belmopan to finalize the permit (or arrange to have a local collaborator take care of last minute details and payment). Application can be found here. (info via John Shuey, thank you!)
BOLIVIA: Apparently Bolivia has made it very difficult to conduct research within the last few years. The permitting process is very slow and can take 6 months or more, with no guarantee that the paperwork will come through in time. Additionally, submission of the export permit requires approval that usually requires that all of your insects be shipped out of the country after you depart. The export permit also requires all specimens to be identified to SPECIES, even if it's Papilio sp. A, B, C… etc. An expedition by a large US Museum in 2007 ended with all collected specimens being left in Bolivia awaiting export permits. As of 2010, the specimens are still awaiting approval for shipment. But perhaps you could have better luck, try contacting the Museuo de Historia Natural.
Forget it. OK – it is possible to obtain research permits for this notoriously difficult country. Although fairly difficult to achieve, Brazilian researchers who are in possession of IBAMA permits may be able to include foreign researchers on their permit to cover specific collaborative research projects that involve collecting and export of specimens. Expect to work closely with potential collaborators during the application process, and plan on at least 9 months (or more) to move the many forms though many government offices. Often it is only possible to get your specimens by leaving them with your Brazilian colleague and having them shipped to you as a loan. Recent updates to the Brazilian law make it even harder to collect (Science letters, 2014 .pdf).
BULGARIA: Collecting allowed outside protected areas for non-protected species. Commercial collecting is illegal. A list of protected species can be found here.
CANADA: Much like the USA, Canada limits collecting in Nature preserves, Federal, Regional and Provincial parks to permit only. Provincial forests should be open to collecting like the US National Forests. Exporting specimens may require that collected specimens are not on the protected species lists.
CARIBBEAN ISLANDS: The Caribbean Research Resources website is incredibly helpful! I've broken down some of their specific information here with links to the CRR site.
CAYMAN ISLANDS: Info via CRR.
CHINA: Permits are required and only granted if you have Chinese collaborators, which are often required to accompany you in the field.
COLOMBIA: Sounds like they are making permits all but impossible to obtain with contracts needed and fees reaching nearly $10,000. This article discusses this new legislation that went into effect 28 December 2011.
COSTA RICA: Permits required. Costa Rica is a very environmentally conscious country and is very vigilant about its biological treasures. Because much of Latin America relies on hand-checked luggage your boxes of insects stand a high chance of being discovered, so do not risk it. Their rules are strict enough that they even confiscate tourist's seashells. If you have a research project and institutional affiliation than obtaining a permit is easy. Plan your destinations ahead of time and figure out what provinces you will be focusing on. All permits are granted through the Ministerio de Ambiente, Energia y Telecomunicaciones (MINAET) in San Jose. A standard project proposal, CV and basic information form is required for submission. Once approved you are issued the paperwork on site when you arrive along with a "collecting passport", which is literally a passport like book with your image that grants you access to your approved areas. In country you are required to pay a $35 fee into the account of the park service at Banco Nacional. The guy who issues you the permits will also help you fill out the export permit before you leave the country (pretty standard, list things as best you can to family if possible). All in all, a very well oiled system that operates very efficiently.
CROATIA: Collecting is banned but it is possible to get permit from The Croatian Natural History Museum (Hrvatski prirodoslovni muzej). (according to Zdenek in the comments)
CUBA: Travel to Cuba for US Citizens is restricted but IS permitted for professionals conducting research. Recent changes in enforcement by the Obama administration make travel to Cuba for research much easier. Permits to travel there can be obtained via the Department of Treasure and this website. As far as collecting permits you should find a local scientist and contact them (and then bring me with you).
CYPRUS: Collecting allowed outside of protected areas, as always there are several protected species.
CZECH REPUBLIC: No permits required for non-protected lands or protected species (as per Natura-2000 + a few others). Permits are issued by Departments for Environment, Agriculture and Forestry under Regional Bureaus (Krajsky urad, Odbor zivotniho prostredi, zemedelstvi a lesnictvi), if you need to collect in protected areas, you should ask relevant Nature Conservation Agency (http://www.nature.cz). (thanks to commenter Zdenek)!
DENMARK: Collecting allowed outside of protected areas.
DOMINICA: Permits issued through the Forestry and Wildlife Division.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Permit required, but easy to obtain. There are standard application procedures, similar to Costa Rica. This is the page with application for research in protected areas (SAP-005 Form). Here is a very detailed guide for obtaining permits in the DR. It sounds like you will be able to hire Kelvin as a "consultant" who will help assure the permit process is completed. (This is not a paid endorsement, I have never used Kelvin's services and can not vouch for him personally).
ECUADOR: Another tricky Latin American country to collect. Permits are all issued through the Ministerio del Ambiente and can be written by the National Museum or Catolica University. Country-wide permits are issued, however to obtain an export permit separate "permiso de movilizacion" clearances are needed for each province you collect in. Contact the Museo Ecuatoriano de Ciencias Naturales or Universidad Catolica and it is likely that an Ecuadorian will have to collaborate with you and possibly join you in the field. Ecuador has large problems with drug smuggling and they are preoccupied with more serious crimes than insect collecting, so once a permit is obtained, you will not be hassled. A more detailed account of Ecuadorian permit issues here.
ETHIOPIA: Permits may exist but it is very likely an expensive process to obtain. Like many African countries the bureaucracy simply doesn't function well enough to effectively permit collecting.
EUROPEAN UNION (in general): A number of species are protected across the EU per the habitats directive found here (.pdf).
FIJI: Permit is only required for collecting on the national preserves, but most of the island is privately owned and landowner permission is needed. Export permit is required to leave the country and your insects must be inspected at a local biosecurity office before the permit is issued (one at the airport in Nadi). They briefly check to make sure everything is dead and there is no plant or soil contamination. There are also no legally protected species. (Information directly from the Fijian Dept. of Environment, relayed through Hollie's comment below, thanks!)
FINLAND: Collecting permits only required for protected species and nature reserves (Plenty of protected areas are not marked). Collecting with traps is prohibited on the Åland Islands. Export permits required. Make a contact at the Finnish Museum of Natural History or University of Helsinki and that person could help guide you through any permits required (permits issued through "ELY centers). Access to most private lands is not highly restricted, limited camping is permitted out of sight of homes – but permission is always good to obtain, especially when collecting. (See comment below from Juha & Jyrki).
FRANCE: No permits required, except within National Parks. France is very collector friendly, but as in many countries there are protected species to carefully avoid. (Thanks to Opequin for this info).
FRENCH GUIANA: Collecting is allowed in all areas outside of National Parks. There are also many collecting friendly tourist lodges that regularly host entomologists.
FRENCH WEST INDIES: As above, there are no permits required to collect on their Caribbean territories, excluding National Parks.
FRENCH POLYNESIA: Research permits required, but may be easy to obtain.
GERMANY: Complex. Light trapping is forbidden without permit, which needs to be purchased from a "Regierungspräsidium". You should make contacts with a local museum who can help you with that process. Day collecting is generally OK outside of preserves. Check the protected species list here. (Thanks to nomihoudai on the insectnet forums for this info.)
GHANA: Collecting permit and export permit required, probably difficult to obtain.
GREECE: Generally collecting is banned. Permission granted by Ministry of Environment and a list of the species you are collecting along with dates and places are required.
GRENADA: Info via CRR.
GUADELOUPE: Info via CRR.
HONG KONG: Rules are harmonized with those of China.
HUNGARY: Permits required for collecting on National Parks, Landscape Conservation Areas and simple Protected Natural Areas. Permits cost about 70 Euro. However, collecting outside of those areas is unregulated except for protected species (mainly butterflies), found here: PDF. (Thank you Koy Tóbiás)
INDIA: Forget it.
INDONESIA: Permits required and difficult to obtain. Permits go by the acronym "LIPI" are issued by the Indonesian Institute of Sciences, but they have a great website for this entire process. I believe there is a strict quota per species, regardless of CITES status.
ISRAEL: Permit is required for collecting in nature reserves and national parks, or when collecting legally protected species (there are currently 14 species of protected butterflies, and several additional insect species being considered for legal protection). In privately owned lands, landowner permission is needed. Permits are issued by Israel Nature and Parks Authority (NPA), however their website is not exactly scientist-friendly, with most forms written in the Hebrew language. Contact the Supervision and Enforcement Division firstname.lastname@example.com, or the Science and Conservation Division firstname.lastname@example.com for details regarding how to obtain a collecting permit. Export permit is required to leave the country with the specimens and is obtained from either the NPA or the Plant Protection and Inspection Services (PPIS), depending on the species in question. (Thank you to Gil Wizen for this information)
ITALY: Very collector friendly, permits required only for national parks – and in general like much of Europe there is a list of protected species that are off limits. (does anyone have that list?)
JAMAICA: Permits required through the National Environment and Planning Agency and can take 6 weeks or up to 2 months. Here is the Jamaica Wildlife Research Application (.doc).
JAPAN: Collecting allowed outside of protected areas. Contact Japanese entomological society if you have specific questions.
KENYA: Permits required, likely very and/or expensive to obtain.
LATVIA: Regulations of protected areas here, and list of protected species here.
LUXEMBOURG: All trapping is prohibited (bait, light, etc.) Day collecting is allowed for Pieris, all other butterflies protected. Saturniidae, Sphingidae and Catocala species can not be collected. Permits can be obtained from the Ministry of the Environment, but are reserved for legitimate research projects. (Thanks to nomihoudai on the insectnet forums for this info.)
MACEDONIAN REPUBLIC: Collecting is banned without a permit, collaboration with a local scientist is required and could take several months to organize.
MADAGASCAR: Collecting permits required and difficult to obtain. Export can be exceedingly difficult and often requires leaving specimens for months while paperwork is processed.
MALAYSIA: Permits are issued through the Wildlife Department, and it looks like an extensive process. Give at least six moths for approval.
MARTINIQUE: Info via CRR.
MEXICO: Very difficult. Permits are only granted to Mexican scientists and even collecting on private land without permit is illegal. Collecting in MX requires that you be added under a scientist who has a permit and will sponsor your research. Donating representatives of your collections back to that Mexican institution are also required. Further information is available here through the embassy.
NETHERLAND ANTILLES: Info via CRR – North Islands and South.
NORWAY: Collecting permits required for protected land and permits usually issued only to researchers. There are 5 protected butterflies you must avoid, Parnassius apollo, P. mnemosyne, Plebejus argyrognomon, Scolitantides orion, and Coenonympha hero. Permits should be sent to the appropriate county governor for the region of your interest.
PANAMA: Information via the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Research permits are available through the National Research Institute for $41. Also checkout this non-profit research center that looks like a wealth of information.
PARAGUAY: Permit probably required but difficult to obtain.
PERU: Like most Latin American countries permits are difficult, but possible to obtain with effort. Permits need to be approved by government biologists and few are available (or charge expensive fees). Probably easiest to hire someone on the ground to expedite permits.
PHILIPPINES: Permits necessary and require a collaboration of a local scientist.
POLAND: Collecting permitted outside of protected areas. Protected species list can be found here.
PUERTO RICO: All permits for PR and outlaying islands of Isla Mona, Culebra, Vieques, and Isla de Caja de Muertos are handled through the Departamento de Recursos Naturales y Ambientales. Once a permit is issued travel to the islands of Mona and Caja de Muertos can be arranged for FREE – contact Wendy Bonetta for further information (email@example.com). (via Caribbean Research Resources)
ROMANIA: Collecting permitted outside of protected areas. Protected species exist (need list?) and export permits are required but loosely enforced.
SAINT-BARTHELEMY: Info via CRR.
SERBIAN REPUBLIC: Collecting allowed outside of protected areas. Protected species include Sphingidae, Noctuidae, ~50 butterfly species and ~300 beetle species (need a list?).
SAINT KITTS & NEVIS: Info via CRR.
SLOVAKIA: Permits required for all areas, especially parks and preserves. Start with the Ministry of Environment.
SLOVENIA: Permits required, start with the Ministry of Environment. Protected areas highlighted on the Conservation Atlas.
SOLOMON ISLANDS: As of 2003 there is a total ban on the export of all wildlife. Scientific research is supposed to be allowed, but I am unaware of any permits issued.
SOUTH AFRICA: Permits in conservation areas require a local collaborator. Permits are issued for each individual region. While collecting outside of protected areas seems legal, export permits are required and difficult to obtain, more information here.
SPAIN: All collecting prohibited in all areas without permits. Permits can be obtained through the Ministry of Environment, but each autonomous area requires their own permits. Additional species are protected, such as Graellsia isabellae, but specific lists should be acquired from the permitting agency before collecting begins.
SWITZERLAND: Permits (autorisation exceptionnelle) required for protected areas and/or protected species and vary within each Canton. A local branch of the "forest service" should be contacted before collecting (Service des Forets et du Paysage). Here is the form for collecting in Geneva and for Valais. (Thanks to Archie in the comments below)
TAIWAN: Collecting in unprotected areas allowed, but keep a safe distance from National Parks and be aware of protected species.
THAILAND: Collecting outside of protected areas allowed without permit. However, carefully avoid these protected species (and Actias rhodopneuma). Contact the Forest Protection Office for more details. This site also has some good tips.
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Info via CRR.
TURKEY: Collecting permits required everywhere, see comments below from Geir Gogstad.
TURKS & CAICOS: Info via CRR.
UGANDA: Permits necessary and require local collaborator.
UNITED KINGDOM: Similar to the USA, permits are required for land owned by the National Trust, Forestry Commisssion, National Parks, English Nature and local & national Nature Reserves. Public lands are free to collect on. And as in most countries, avoid protected species. (Thanks to Matt Smith for this info, see comments).
US VIRGIN ISLANDS: Permits required for the possession of "ANY indigenous island species". However this website is vague and lists only birds, bats and fish as animals that require permits. As in a few US states insects may not legally count as animals and are not regulated. Try to contact the USFWS field offices before visiting and collecting. Export permits however would still be required. There are 4 US endangered insects and 3 endangered arachnids on the island.
Safe Collecting!
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As some of you may already know, I am back at the La Valencia Hotel every other Thursday. This month, I will be at the La Valencia on March 5 and 19.
I am happy to add an old, favorite venue back to my schedule this month. On Friday, March 20, I will return to Po Pazzo in Little Italy. Here's the address.
Po Pazzo Steak House
1917 India Street
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 238-1917
I will be juggling dates at the Grand Del Mar this month. My March dates will be Friday, March 6, and Wednesday, March 18.
I will be at Zia's Bistro Saturdays EXCEPT FOR MARCH 14. I will be there on Friday, March 13 instead.
Scroll down to my calendar to check dates and get addresses or times. I will will post anything new when it happens.
For those of you who live in the Palm Springs area, I will be doing two performances this month for the Sun City Shadow Hills Community in Indio. These venues are open to the public, and there is never any kind of cover charge.
Tuesday, February 10, 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Shadows Restaurant
80875 Ave 40
Indio, CA 92203
(760) 772-4342
Thursday, February 26, 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Montecito Club house
80814 Sun City Boulevard
Indio, CA 92203
I hope you are enjoying the rain!
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The increasingly common public outcry against Governor Rick Scott continued on Friday. This time at a baseball game. Hundreds of protesters gathered both in and around Tropicana Field to protest Scott as he threw out the first pitch at the Tampa Bay Raysâ home opener.
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Last night, police charged a 16-year-old St. Petersburg boy in the killing of a police officer. The Chief Assistant State Attorney said suspect Nicholas Lindsey will likely be charged as an adult, which could mean life in prison. As more details come out surrounding the death of the latest officer killed on duty in St. Petersburg, some activists are crying foul over the way police handled their search for the suspect.
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update: late Tuesday night, Nicholas Lemmon Lindsey (who just turned 16 on Feb 13th) turned himself in and confessed to the crime.
Another police officer has been shot and killed in St. Petersburg. In a news conference this afternoon, Police Chief Chuck Harmon said the manhunt continues for the suspect who killed Officer David Crawford late last night.
Harmon said Crawford was issued a bullet-proof vest, but wasnât wearing it when he was shot.
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The board that oversees water usage in the Tampa Bay area has granted Tampa Bay Water permission to withdraw 90 million gallons of water per day for another ten years. This means the areaâs biggest supplier of water can continue withdrawing the vital resource from area lakes, streams, and the rich aquifer that underlies much of the Sunshine state. Today water manager Alba Mas told the Southwest Florida Water Management Districtâs governing board the agreement comes with several conditions...Be the first to comment
Two St Pete Police Officers shot and killed this morning listen01/24/11 Seán Kinane
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Two St. Petersburg Police Officers were shot and killed this morning. They are Thomas Baitinger and Jeffrey Yaslowitz. A third law enforcement officer, a U.S. Marshal, is injured. More information is becoming available at this hour.
This is St. Pete Police Chief Chuck Harmon in a press conference late this morning.
The suspect, Hydra Lacy, Jr., is a registered sex offender and the brother of professional boxer Jeff Lacy. He was found dead inside the home this afternoon.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. awards attracts hundreds in St. Pete listen01/17/11 Kate Bradshaw
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Today rough weather put a damper on outdoor events commemorating the legacy of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., with parades canceled in Tampa and St. Pete. The early morning storms didnât keep hundreds from packing into the Coliseum in Downtown St. Pete to honor those who fight locally for equality.
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Tomorrow marks the opening of a controversial homeless shelter next to the Pinellas county jail. The shelter will first house those who come on their own, but will soon start forcibly bringing in people caught sleeping in the streets or violating other local laws.
At noon tomorrow, Pinellas Safe Harbor will open its doors to twenty-five homeless men and women who wish to go there. Today in what will be the facilityâs designated inebriate area, St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster said theyâ...1 comments
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Suncoast Tiger Bay Club Members met this afternoon in St. Petersburg to hear from St. Peteâs Mayor, Bill Foster. Foster answered questions from the audience about important topics affecting the city.
St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster is beginning his second year in office after his first was marked with varied approval from the community. Tiger Bay member Darryl Paulson introduced Foster to an anxious crowd to give him an opportunity to answer to his mixed review.
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Mayor addresses homeless shelter, domestic violence, during monthly breakfast listen12/22/10 Kate Bradshaw
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Today marked the final 2010 edition of St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Fosterâs monthly mayorâs breakfast. Turnout was low, but a few perennial topics came up as the mayor made his rounds.
Maybe it was the chilly air, or that the event was scheduled so close to a major holiday. Today only about six people showed up to the December mayorâs breakfast, which took place at the Twisted Cork on 34th Street North. The mayor stopped for a long chat at every occupied table, and said this kind of se...Be the first to comment
More than a hundred turn out to support homeless on Human Rights Day listen12/13/10 Kate Bradshaw
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December 10 is known internationally as Human Rights Day. In St. Petersburg Friday, more than 100 people rallied in front of City Hall to urge those inside to rethink the way they treat the cityâs homeless. Homeless advocates say itâs a matter of basic human rights.
"What do we want? Housing! When do we want it? Now!"
At around 4 on a frigid Friday afternoon, the crowd, diverse in age and background, assembles at 4th Avenue and 14th Street North. They walk nine blocks east and regr...Be the first to comment
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Menounos impersonates Rhodes
A video on YouTube of Maria Menounos impersonating WWE legend Dusty Rhodes.
March 29, 2015
Dusty Rhodes return
While many people are under the impression that Dusty Rhodes is done with his latest televised stint with WWE, that may not necessarily be the case. There are talks that he could be brought back at Wrestlemania when the two brothers engage in their rematch. There are also talks going around of having Rhodes doing something with Sting, as the two real life friends share a very long and storied history together in the NWA and WCW.
February 27, 2015
Stardust vs Goldust
In the second match of Fast Lane, Goldust was able to get the pin fall victory over his brother Cody Rhodes, whose loss was protected because it seemed that the three count came out of nowhere. WWE was hoping for a better reaction from the audience, but the story hasn't been told well enough to get the crowd to invest themselves. In a backstage segment after the match, Stardust assaulted his older brother in front of Dusty Rhodes.
February 22, 2015
Dusty Rhodes sons
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February 17, 2015
Bayley and wrestling legends
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February 13, 2015
Dusty Rhodes appearance
Over the last couple of weeks, WWE has started the breakup story line once again between Cody Rhodes and Goldust. The segments have been a bit repetitive and lacking in creativity. Things might be changing on the next episode of Monday Night Raw, as Dusty Rhodes is currently scheduled to make a special guest appearance to help further the angle. The most likely scenario here is that Rhodes will attempt to talk to his younger son about things.
February 12, 2015
Nikita and Dusty
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Spurs scrimmage extensively Friday afternoon
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After playing 64 regular-season games and all four games of the Spurs' first-round playoff sweep of the Utah Jazz, forward Kawhi Leonard feels he is ready for whatever comes next. "I feel real good physically," the 20-year-old rookie from San Diego State said after Wednesday's practice. "I'm just excited by that playoff intensity. It's got […] [Read More]
Spurs rest again and await Memphis-Clips series
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Gasol, Z-Bo power Grizzlies past hurting Clippers
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Manu hoping for a long Clippers-Memphis series
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PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Hewitt takes advantage of his growth opportunity in cross country at Great Oak
It seems to be working at the right time. Hewitt has run as Great Oak's No. 1 in the past two races in a season that has seen a bit of volatility in the pecking order on the Wolfpack's boys team. At times, it has been Hewitt, other times it has been senior Kevin Chamberlain, with a shuffling order behind them.
But it doesn't seem to be an issue for the Wolfpack. And Hewitt has worked hard on moving up earlier in races.
As for that famous late-race kick?
"It's always there," Hewitt said, "but, yes, some days I do have a better kick than others."
Next up is the state meet at Fresno's Woodward Park. While Great Oak made it there last year — and placed 14th — most of those who make up this roster are new to racing at the postseason level. Hewitt, in fact, was an alternate last year.
But Great Oak has earned its No. 4 state ranking this year. And the Wolfpack are a contender for a state title, as they have defeats this year over two teams — Arcadia and Mission Viejo Trabuco Hills — ranked ahead of them.
Hewitt, no doubt, will be a major factor.
"We know that he's one of those kids who, if he has a good day, he can run with anybody," Soles said.


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Fractal Design Define Mini Mini-Tower Chassis Review - Specifications, Availability and PricingA smaller less opposing version of the R3 arrives from Fractal Designs. As the name insinuates the Define Mini is just that, the kid brother of the Define R3.
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DOI: 10.1002/mds.21360
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Volume 22, Issue 6, pages 804–812, 30 April 2007
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McCrone, P., Allcock, L. M. and Burn, D. J. (2007), Predicting the cost of Parkinson's disease. Mov. Disord., 22: 804–812. doi: 10.1002/mds.21360
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- Manuscript Received: 12 OCT 2006
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The degenerative nature of Parkinson's disease (PD) suggests that it will lead to high levels of resource use. This study measures service use and costs for a representative community sample of PD patients and identifies cost predictors. Patients were identified from general practices and were interviewed twice, separated by a 12-month interval. Demographic and clinical data on patients were collected and 6-month costs were calculated. Regression analysis was used to identify significant baseline predictors of follow-up costs. The annual service costs (baseline and follow-up combined) were £13,804 per person. Formal service costs accounted for 20% of this figure with informal care from families/friends accounting for 80%. The regression model explained 42% of total follow-up costs and significant predictors included gender (with men having higher costs), disability, and depression. © 2007 Movement Disorder Society


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