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Description Of Adults, Eggshells, Nestling, Fledgling, And Nest Of The Poo-Uli, Andrew Engilis Jr., Thane K. Pratt, Cameron B. Kepler, A. Marie Ecton, Kimberly M. Fluetsch

Wilson Bulletin

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Population Density, Vocal Behavior, And Recommended Survey Methods For Bicknell's Thrush, Christopher C. Rimmer, Jonathan L. Atwood, Kent P. Mcfarland, Laura R. Nagy

Wilson Bulletin

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Migration Routes Of The Western Sandpiper, Robert W. Butler, Francisco S. Delgado, Horacio De La Cueva, Victor Pulido, Brett K. Sandercock

Wilson Bulletin

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Breeding Behavior And Reproductive Success Of Cerulean Warblers In Southeastern Ontario, Catherine J. Oliarnyk, Raleigh J. Robertson

Wilson Bulletin

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Grit-Use Patterns In North American Birds: The Influence Of Diet, Body Size, And Gender, James P. Gionfriddo, Louis B. Best

Wilson Bulletin

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Habitat-Use Patterns In Cooperative And Non-Cooperative Breeding Birds: Testing Predictions With Western Scrub-Jays, D. Brent Burt

Wilson Bulletin

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Nutritional Value Of Winter Foods For Whooping Cranes, Jay T. Nelson, R. Douglas Slack, George F. Gee

Wilson Bulletin

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Territories And Caching-Related Behavior Of Red-Headed Woodpeckers Wintering In A Beech Grove, Paul F. Doherty Jr., Thomas C. Grubb Jr., C. L. Bronson

Wilson Bulletin

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Surveys Of Puerto Rican Screech-Owl Populations In Large-Tract And Fragmented Forest Habitats, Keith L. Pardieck, J. Michael Meyers, Michelle Pagan

Wilson Bulletin

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The Use Of Coastal Agricultural Fields In Virginia As Foraging Habitat By Shorebirds, Stephen C. Rottenborn

Wilson Bulletin

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Extra Nest Site Occupancy By Tree Swallows: Do Floaters Avoid Nest Sites Near Settled Pairs?, Jeremy S. Mitchell, Raleigh J. Robertson

Wilson Bulletin

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Swainson's Warblers Nesting In Early Seral Pine Forests In East Texas, N. Ross Carrie

Wilson Bulletin

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Measurements Of Snail Kite Eggs From Central Florida, James A. Rodgers Jr.

Wilson Bulletin

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Back Matter (Pdf), Wilson Bulletin

Wilson Bulletin

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Steamers, Tenders, And Barks: The Union Blockade Of South Florida, Irvin D. Solomon, Grace Erhart

Tampa Bay History

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The St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line: 90 Days That Changed The World Of Aviation, Thomas Reilly

Tampa Bay History

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Working Women In Florida: A Photographic Essay, Laura F. Edwards

Tampa Bay History

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The Columbia Restaurant Spanish Cookbook By Adela Hernandez Gonzmart And Ferdie Pacheco, Kenya C. Dworkin Y Mendez

Tampa Bay History

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Mercer Law Review

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Business Associations, Paul R. Quirós, Lynn Schutte Scott, Gregory M. Beil

Mercer Law Review

This Article surveys noteworthy cases that the Georgia Appellate Courts, the United States District Courts in Georgia, and the United States Court of Appeals decided during the survey period as they relate to Georgia corporate, partnership, securities, and banking laws. It also highlights certain enactments by the Georgia General Assembly revising the Official Code of Georgia Annotated ("O.C.G.A.").

Construction Law, Brian J. Morrissey

Mercer Law Review

Last year's survey period focused on efforts to expand the passive concealment doctrine in construction cases and the parameters of arbitration under the Georgia Arbitration Code.

Substantively, with respect to expanding doctrines of fraud as they pertain to construction projects, the courts rejected attempts to impose liability for passive concealment in commercial settings. Historically, the doctrine of passive concealment has been applied to residential building relationships, but never in a commercial transaction. Part of the impetus behind this move is the fact that in a typical construction dispute involving economic damages, statutes of limitations begin to run upon performance, rather …

Criminal Law And Procedure: A Two-Year Survey, James P. Fleissner

Mercer Law Review

During the two-year survey period, the Georgia Court of Appeals and the Georgia Supreme Court issued well over a thousand published opinions addressing issues of criminal law and procedure.' The primary purpose of this Article is to summarize judicial decisions constituting noteworthy developments in the law. Given the scope of survey, the constraint of limited space imposed difficult choices concerning what to include. As in past years, this survey will focus on highlights, such as cases of first impression and cases presenting close or controversial issues. The Author hopes this Article will provide useful information for busy practitioners seeking to …

Insurance, Ralph F. Simpson

Mercer Law Review

Since 1966, Professor Maximilian A. Pock has been the author of the Insurance section of the Annual Survey of Georgia Law. During this period of time, his scholarly analysis of and keen insight into the decisions of the Georgia Appellate Courts have been of great benefit to those of us whose practice dictates that we stay abreast of the trends and movements of the courts as shown by their published opinions. Contributing to a publication such as the Annual Survey of Georgia Law is no easy task, but continuing to do so for such an extended period of time …

Legal Ethics, Roy M. Sobelson

Mercer Law Review

The survey period was relatively quiet in terms of judicial and legislative developments in the Legal Ethics area. Nevertheless, it may prove to be an important transition period in the history of the State Bar of Georgia, insofar as lawyer discipline and consumer assistance is concerned. On June 1, 1995, the State Bar of Georgia began an experimental Consumer Assistance Program, sometimes known as "Central Intake." The reason for the program was simple. History has shown that the vast majority of complaints about lawyers do not raise disciplinary issues at all. In the past, such nondisciplinary complaints were summarily dismissed, …

Torts, Cynthia Trimboli Adams, Charles R. Adams Iii

Mercer Law Review

These were purportedly among the last words of the tycoon John Jacob Astor as, clad in formal evening attire, he tenderly placed his wife into a lifeboat and, a gentleman to the last, prepared to meet his watery grave aboard the Titanic after it struck an iceberg in the frosty North Atlantic ocean on April 15, 1912. For the writers of this survey, faced with navigating through a record number of torts cases, this scene is rife with analogies. Obviously, asking for a little and getting a lot is appropriate. As usual, space requirements have forced us to make a …

Trial Practice And Procedure, C. Frederick Overby, Teresa T. Abell

Mercer Law Review

Developments in the law of personal jurisdiction and venue, the professional malpractice affidavit pleading requirement embodied by Official Code of Georgia Annotated ("O.C.G.A.") section 9-11-9.1, and the doctrines of res judicata and collateral estoppel continued to refine the law during this survey period. Additionally, this survey reviews significant decisions discussing disqualification of jurors for cause, actions for prenatal injuries, procedure in connection with trials involving default judgment, and remedies for spoliation of evidence. Due to the number of decisions, this review seeks to analyze the most significant and practical developments in the areas of trial practice and procedure in Georgia …

Wills, Trusts, And Administration Of Estates, James C. Rehberg

Mercer Law Review

A survey of developments in any area of law requires a look backward and a look forward-a look backward at what the appellate courts have done with controversies that developed under existing statutes and decisions, and a look forward at what those courts will probably do with comparable controversies that develop under recently enacted statutes. Thus, in this survey of fiduciary law developments during the past year, we begin with reported cases that appear to be instructive. Classifying these cases under one heading or another is difficult, but an effort will be made to do so in the chronological sequence …

Table Of Cases

Mercer Law Review

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1996-12-00 Newsletter, Morehead State University. Board Of Regents.

Morehead State Board of Regents Agenda Books and Meeting Minutes

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1995 Torp : Open Project Selection Process : An Addendum To The Assessment And Policy Plan, Texas Parks And Wildlife Department Consumer Research, Roxane Eley, James A. Deloney, Kelly Dziekan

Documents from the State of Texas-Archive

The Open Project Selection Process (OPSP) describes the procedures used by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) to evaluate projects for the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund (L&WCF) Program. This program provides matching funds for the planning, acquisition, and development of outdoor recreation areas and facilities. This booklet does not contain detailed application procedures. Information on the L&WCF program is available from the Consumer Research Program Area, TPWD. The process for evaluating projects has been designed and implemented to ensure that equal opportunity is extended to all eligible project sponsors to participate in and benefit from the provisions …