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Pastor at Atlanta megachurch wants congregation to pitch in so he can buy a plane
(WFTV.COM) ATLANTA, Ga. – An Atlanta megachurch is asking its congregation to dig deep in their pockets and donate so their church can purchase a $65 million jet.
A spokesman for Creflo Dollar's World Changers Church International told WSB-TV's Dave Huddleston they are serious about buying the luxury plane.
In a video on the church website, Creflo Dollar asks 200,000 parishioners to donate $300 each to purchase the jet.
The Gulfstream G650 would replace the ministry's current plane purchased in 1999, according to their website.
The current plane, made in 1984, reportedly had an engine fail during a recent trip to Australia.
The donation website says the plane would allow "Pastors Creflo and Taffi to blanket the globe with the gospel of your grace."
"Our ministry is international. We travel to areas of the world others won't go to spread the gospel," spokesman Juda Engelmayer said.
Engelmayer made clear the plane would belong to the ministry, not Dollar.
Leonardo Blair, a reporter for the Christian Post, told Huddleston the jet request is one of the most talked about stories he's covered.
"Most people think the appeal is very extreme, and they basically believe that they are sending the wrong message to the world about Christianity."

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There are different types of bowlers ranging from fast bowlers, whose primary weapon is pace, through swing and seam bowlers who try to make the ball deviate in its course through the air or when it bounces, to slow bowlers, who will attempt to deceive the batsmen with a variety of flight and spin. A spin bowler usually delivers the ball quite slowly and puts spin on the ball causing it to bounce at an angle off the pitch.
If a bowler's foot steps infront of the bowling crease line during the run-up or whenever the player is about to bowl the ball and hasn't been thrown then its no-ball and gives a extra run to the other team and gives them a free-hit in the next-ball and they can't get out on free-hit unless run-out and if they hit a six or four or have taken any runs on that ball then then it will give them a extra-run as a addition to that run,if the bowler bowls over the waist of the batsman,then its a beamer,in beamer they will only get a run and won't get a free-hit unlike normal no-ball and if the ball has gone to high then its wide and if its too away from the batsman,then also its wide and if it goes for a wide and no batsman and a fielder can get it and it goes for four then it gives 5 runs.


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This partner search is for topic PHC-21–2015: "Advancing active and healthy ageing with ICT: early risk detection and intervention."
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MADISON - The American Folklore Society has awarded the 2005 Dorothy Howard Folklore and Education Prize to Wisconsin Weather Stories, a University of Wisconsin-Madison project that explores weather concepts through personal narratives.
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Visit the project at the Wisconsin Weather Stories web site - weatherstories.ssec.wisc.edu
The free, online project contains a series of K-12 lessons developed by a team of folklorists, meteorologists and classroom teachers. It provides high-quality resources for teachers and students to explore severe weather stories, weather sayings and the occupational folklore of weather scientists such as UW-Madison scientist Verner Suomi, "the father of satellite meteorology."
Partners in the project include UW-Madison's Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS), the Wisconsin Arts Board and the UW-Madison folklore program. Undergraduate students collaborated with professors and professional teachers to develop weather story lessons and help translate complex ideas into usable K-12 materials.
Steven Ackerman, director of CIMSS and professor in the department of atmospheric and oceanic sciences, says that science and folklore are often set up in society as oppositional forces. "One project goal was to model a new kind of interaction between folklore and science, showing that both are based on careful observation of one's environment," he says.
The society's reviewers recognized that element in Wisconsin Weather Stories, saying the project "complements rather than debunks the value of folklore concepts' interaction with science concepts."
Wisconsin Weather Stories is a result of a 2003 grant from UW-Madison's Ira and Ineva Reilly Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment.


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MAY 13, 2013 -- We all believe in open markets, free trade and are against protectionism.
It's hard to realize that the Founding Fathers built the United States into an industrial power with an Industrial Policy. Two years before the Constitution, Congress enacted the Tariff Act of 1787 providing that manufactured imports would always be more expensive than domestic production.
Henry Clay, one of Kennedy's Profiles in Courage, exclaimed about free trade on the floor of the United States Senate in 1886: "It never existed, it never will exist." Abraham Lincoln was a protectionist and Theodore Roosevelt wrote in a letter: "Thank God I am not a free trader" (The Great Betrayal by Pat Buchanan). But after World War II, the United States had the only industry and we were anxious to open markets -- free trade! Japan refused, closing its market, subsidizing its manufacture, selling its export at cost, making up the profit in the closed market with Toyota becoming number one and putting General Motors into bankruptcy.
Now comes China with the ultimate of protectionism -- if you want to sell in China, you must produce in China. China controls its government, market, production, labor, technology, and trade -- its economy. With the world's largest market setting the competition in globalization, the United States has to act against predatory practices and develop an industrial policy to survive in globalization.
That's the point. We're being drained dry with Corporate America offshoring its research, technology, production, jobs -- our economy. But economists keep saying that the economy is lethargic because of a lack of consumer demand. Payrolls are being offshored and its lack of consumer money. Paul Krugman, the Nobel economist, keeps calling for stimulation, after we've stimulated $5 trillion in the past five years.
Harold Meyerson, the labor expert, suggests that local unions strike to up the minimum wage (Washington Post, 5/9/13) to get the economy up. Martin Feldstein writes in the Wall Street Journal (5/10/13): "That a stronger recovery must depend on fiscal action and tax reform by the President and Congress." Republicans call for tax cuts to get the economy going and Democrats call for stimulation and tax increases. President Obama calls for tax reform and federal aid for research, development and skills. The U.S. has the best of R & D, innovation, technology, universities and skills. Little South Carolina has the skills to make "the ultimate driving machine" for BMW and Boeing's Globemaster but we have 8.4 percent unemployment because our textile industry has been offshored. Once and for all, the economy is being offshored in globalization and the economists, political pundits, the President and Congress must acknowledge the offshoring and the need for an industrial policy.
It's easy.
All Congress has to do is replace the 35 percent Corporate Income Tax
with a 7 percent Value Added Tax. This tax cut immediately releases $2
trillion in offshore profits for Corporate America to repatriate tax free,
create millions of jobs and rebuild our economy. This tax cut provides
billions to balance the budget in two years, rather than ten. Since the
VAT has no loopholes, we have instant "tax reform" and "fiscal
action" that Martin Feldstein calls for.
The VAT is not just a good idea, but a necessity. An entrepreneur in the United States can start production and be making a profit but he has to pay the 35 percent Corporate Tax and is levied a 17 percent VAT when his exports reach China. A competitor can produce the same product in China, import it tax free, and put the entrepreneur out of business. This 52 percent difference is destroying manufacture in the United States. Already Southern Governors have gone to foreign competition for industry using the VAT.
I have
on Ecco shoes, produced in Denmark, with a 25 percent VAT that's rebated
when Denmark sends the shoes to Nashville for distribution. This 60 percent
difference could put Alan Edmunds out of business. Toyota and BMW send
parts VAT free for assembly in the United States to help put General Motors
into bankruptcy. Finally, the President has to protect not all production,
but production vital to a strong economy. If President Bush and President
Obama had enforced the Defense Production Act of 1950, a Detroit bailout
would not have been necessary. If President Obama would protect steel,
motor vehicles, computers and machine tools like President Reagan in 1984,
we could create millions of jobs and have a strong economy.
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Stepping back out into the tiled living room, I take a look around. After three days of my being here the house is a mess. Hair is stuck to the floor. Dishes of melted ice cream sit on side tables, and Stella's fur is simply everywhere.
Thomas is generous because he knows I'm broke--he and I have a funny relationship now. He suddenly loves me so much and is never afraid to say it. In the past couple he's become sentimental, and I've become a little hard. I'm not as carefree as I once was, but when you're filling out unemployment checks, what does it look like to be carefree?
The dream of four hundred bucks at the end of the weekend doesn't stomp out the weirdness I'm feeling. It's like I'm in Prague again, that uneasiness I used to get in the morning walking down to breakfast. Those yellow walls that were constantly being painted in our dorm, like they wanted to make the place happy. Like Communism never existed, and the luxury of new paint proved it. Too bad Zola would disagree. Yellow is the color of death, he said. I don't want to smell like that now. Like yellow walls.
"You know I feel sick every time I come here." Thomas and I are standing in the back yard watching Stella chase after an oversized ball. He nods his head. I squint my eyes and breath deeply, swallow hard. My throat hurts.
I stare at a tree in the corner of Thomas' back yard. It's light brown, like chaffed wheat, rotting away in the middle of spring when it should be flourishing with life.
"What the heck is wrong with that thing?"
"Oh, yeah." Thomas blinks slowly, his long lashes poking out from light brown eyes. "See that chain around its trunk?" I nod, spotting the flash of metal carved deeply into the tree's thin, dry trunk. "It choked itself."
"Who would be stupid enough to put a chain around a tree trunk?"
Thomas shrugs, calls Stella and walks back into the house, leaving me staring at the tree. I think about when I used to work for Terri and Ross in Camarillo, doing odd jobs around their property. Their house is in the old part of town, a section most people don't know exists where kids still ride horses after school and walk to the neighborhood pool for mid-day summer swims. The first task Terri gave me was to climb the oak tree in their back yard and saw swing ropes off one of the limbs. "You have to watch these things and make sure the tree isn't suffocating," Terri said. She was Buddhist and Vegan and super concerned about her plant life. "Just don't cut too deep," she said, handing me the saw. I climbed the tree with my bare feet and sat straddling a branch. It took me two hours to saw that swing off. By the end of it I was covered in dirt and sweat and sap. Who would use a metal chain? It's like they wanted the tree to die.


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The rest of the Valley's cities saw some turnover. Many of the changes came because incumbents didn't run for re-election. A few incumbents lost to challengers.
In Meridian, Idaho's third-largest city, 28-year-old Ty Palmer is the council's youngest member ever. He replaced Charlie Rountree, who did not seek re-election.
Eagle's government will see an especially big makeover. City Council President Stan Ridgeway ran a contentious campaign against incumbent Mayor Jim Reynolds, whom he beat by more than 22 percentage points. Two new council members, Naomi Preston and Stan Bastian, were elected in November, and Ridgeway left the council to assume the mayor's chair, meaning three of the four seats have new occupants.
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With dry weather in the South farmers have been busy getting crops into the ground. According to USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey more than 40% of intended corn acreage in Texas has been planted compared to the five-year average of 25%. However not all states in the southern U.S. are as far ahead of schedule. Georgia for example only has 7% of corn in the ground.
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Leadership Development happens in many ways...training, on the job learning, mentoring and increasingly, through a personalized style of learning called executive or leadership coaching. Coaching is a tool that helps leaders develop and hone their ability to learn. It is about meta-learning or learning about our own ability to learn.
Learning refers to the concerted activity that increases the capacity and willingness of individuals, teams, organizations, and communities to acquire and productively apply new knowledge and skills. The ability to learn increases our capacity as individuals to grow and mature and to adapt successfully to change. Learning empowers individuals and organizations to make wise choices about the world around them, to solve problems, and to innovate. It is this kind of learning that is a sustainable, lifelong, renewable process for people, for organizations, and for the communities they serve.
Coaching for leadership development focuses on the discipline of personal mastery. Peter Senge, renowned author, educator, and speaker on learning defines personal mastery as" ...continually clarifying and deepening our personal vision, of focusing our energies, of developing patience and of seeing reality objectively." Coaching is a systematic, effective methodology to increase personal mastery, awareness, and performance in leaders. Coaching explicitly supports the learners to help them understand their own learning style and to observe and reflect on what they are learning. Coaching is a collaborative, results-oriented process that engages the learner in identifying their own learning gaps and in finding systematic solutions to address them.
People are primarily engaged in the process of making meaning of the world around them. This effort to understand or make sense of the world is extremely useful. It enables us to understand the past, make sense of the present and, to a degree, predict the future. As we mature, we adopt certain filters, or ways of seeing the world. These ways of making sense or making meaning are useful in some circumstances and potentially limiting in others. Coaching helps to highlight the ways in which we filter information and actively encourages us to incorporate new and diverse perspectives. Coaching helps a leader to consciously nurture meaningful experiences and as a result take meaningful action.
Learning about our own learning requires the active collaboration of both the coach and the leader. The coach's role is to listen deeply, to encourage, to inquire and to empower leaders to reach their fullest level of capability. The leader's role is to bring all of their experience and knowledge to the relationship, to be open, and to be willing to make change through deliberate and planned action. Coaching is a powerful tool for people who want to take their leadership to another level...
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July 31, 2018 -- An Italian-led research team has developed a technique that can use augmented reality instead of conventional intraprocedural imaging to guide needle insertion for interventional procedures, according to research published online on 31 July in European Radiology Experimental.
The group, led by first author Dr. Marco Solbiati of advanced visualization firm R.A.W., created augmented reality software capable of using a tablet to project 3D models of CT scans directly onto a target. They found that applying this technology to needle insertion -- a common first step for the interventional oncology procedure thermal ablation -- allowed clinicians to simulate the task well within a 5-mm accuracy threshold (Eur Radiol Exp, 31 July 2018).
This proof-of-concept study for the device was the first time that clinicians were able to target focal liver lesions using augmented reality only, wrote Solbiati and colleagues from various institutions in Italy, Israel, and the U.S.
"Indeed, our investigation demonstrates that an augmented reality system can provide accurate guidance for interventional oncology procedures ... without the need for further real-time intraprocedure imaging (such as ultrasound or CT), thereby avoiding possible exposure to ionizing radiation and the need for an additional coregistered modality," they wrote.
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Highly accurate image guidance is critical for the success of minimally invasive procedures performed in interventional oncology, a growing offshoot of interventional radiology, the authors noted. During surgery, clinicians in this field most commonly refer to a display of MRI or CT scans to guide intricate procedures such as thermal ablation. But this requires them to frequently look back and forth between the patient and the screen as well as mentally reconstruct the 2D scans into 3D images while performing the operation.
"Efforts have recently been made not only to improve the efficacy of ablative devices, but also to increase the accuracy of image-guiding systems," the authors noted. "Several navigation systems have been developed using augmented reality techniques ... [that] allow the operator to see 3D virtual objects superimposed upon the real world and not on a different screen."
Seeking to improve the precision and efficiency of image guidance for interventional procedures, Solbiati and colleagues developed a new technique that relies on augmented reality instead of conventional radiographic imaging for visualization.
They created their augmented reality software (Endosight, R.A.W.) in a computer program (Unity 2017.1.1, Unity) and designed the software to superimpose 3D images directly onto a target. The augmented reality device includes a customized needle handle and a tablet (Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Microsoft) attached to a tripod that can display 3D images through its camera.
To test the accuracy of the technology, the researchers simulated needle insertion for thermal ablation using the augmented reality device on three different models: a custom-made silicone phantom, a pig, and a cadaver with liver metastases.
First, they placed radiopaque skin markers on each of the models, acquired and processed CT scans of the models, and converted the scans into 3D images for the augmented reality software. Then the investigators used the augmented reality device to project these 3D images directly onto the corresponding model. This allowed the clinicians to visualize the targeted area for insertion in relation to relevant internal structures as they maneuvered the needle.
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Overall, the tests for augmented reality guided needle insertion demonstrated extremely high accuracy -- within the threshold of 5 mm from the targeted site. The average distance between the geometric center of the model and the augmented reality images was 2 mm for the phantom, 3.9 mm for the pig model, and 2.5 mm for the cadaver. The mean distance was 2.8 mm for the two liver tumors in the cadaver.
For the pig model, the mean amount of time it took to set up the device was 5.3 minutes, and the average time to perform needle insertion was 7.2 minutes. For the cadaver, the average set-up time was 5.8 minutes and the average procedural time was 9.4 minutes.
With the aid of the augmented reality device, clinicians may be able to visualize 3D models of organs and thermal ablation targets superimposed on real patients rather than on a different screen -- improving the treatment result, the authors noted.
They are currently working on additional improvements for the prototype augmented reality device, including reducing the number of skin markers required for alignment and using fiber optics to detect needle bending during insertion in real-time.
"The application of augmented reality to interventional procedures might have a relevant impact in further improving the precision of guidance during ablation and holds the potential for a large diffusion in the near future," they concluded.


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The DMV.com team has created a study resource all its own; specifically designed to cut down on your study time. By taking all of the most important points from the official Louisiana driver's manual and presenting them in a format that is easy to review and understand, our experts have made it simple for you to study for the written knowledge test. If you want the best written driving test results possible, look no further than DMV.com's study supplement: the Study Guide and Practice Test packet.
Did You Know? The Louisiana DMV reports that less than half of test-takers pass on their first try.
Join the majority of LA drivers who pass their driving tests each year with the help of our drivers practice test study tools.
How to Pass the Louisiana Written Driver's Test
If you are unsure of how to begin your study process for the written DMV exam, employ our successful, three-step strategy outlined below:
- Every good study session should begin with a quick overview of the Louisiana Driver's Handbook. Be sure to go through the chapters on street rules and driving regulations, and pay attention to the sections on traffic signs and signals.
- Then, utilize the DMV.com Study Guide to review all of the key driving points. The way our simplified guide is set up, you'll be able to absorb the information quickly and effectively.
- Finally, test yourself on the material with the unlimited practice questions available on our practice drivers tests.
Try out our FREE Sample Test to get a quick preview of our full practice exam. All of the questions you see will be remarkably similar to those found on Test Day. Take a sample practice test online today to see how familiar you are with the rules, regulations, signs and signals of Louisiana roads.
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Road Rules to Study
The DMV.com Study Guide was designed to condense only the most important and relevant driving topics, in order to prepare you best for your drivers test. Throughout your study process, focus on the following subject matters:
- Signs and rules of the road
- Turns and and four-way stops
- Pavement delineations
- Proper vehicle operation procedures in dangerous weather conditions
How to Ensure Your Passing Score
The only way to truly ensure you pass your written drivers exam in Louisiana is to establish an effective study schedule. The first step to take is to solidify your driver's knowledge with the official Louisiana Driver's Handbook. There, you will find find all of the important information on driving rules and regulations on a state level. Then, once you have looked through these sections thoroughly, your next step should be to review everything you have learned with DMV.com's test prep bundle, which includes the Study Guide and Practice Test.
You will find that these study aids cover all of the important points that will appear on Louisiana's written drivers test. And, to ensure that you absorb as much information as possible, all of these driving details are presented in a way that is concise and simple to remember. Furthermore, with unlimited access to our digital practice driving test, you will be able to gauge your understanding of these topics over and over, until you finally feel that you are ready for your big exam.
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Knowing When to Take the Louisiana Driving Test
If you continue to practice with DMV.com's study tools, you will soon reach a passing score of 90% or higher. This score is our clearance to set up a testing appointment with the LA DMV. However, if you are not quite as confident as you would like to be, and think you need some extra studying, take as much time as you need. Go through as many practice questions as necessary until you are feel well-versed in your DMV studies.
Test Day Tips
Once you feel prepared thanks to our trusty DMV.com study bundle, the time will come to schedule you written driving test with the Louisiana Department of Motor Vehicles. As Test Day approaches, keep the following tips in mind:
- Presently, the Louisiana written driving exam has a total of 40 questions. You must score at least 80% on your driving test (32 questions) in order to pass.
- The price to purchase a Louisiana Class E driver's license is $32.25. In addition, you may also have to pay a parish fee that will not be greater than $6. This total cost takes into account the price of the written drivers test.
- In order to take the written driving exam, you have to be a minimum of 15 years of age.
- You can only take the road skills exam to get your intermediate license when you have reached the age of 16, and have held your permit for at least six months (180 days).
- The smaller LA OMV offices will not offer the road skills exam between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
- Other Office of Motor Vehicles locations will only administer the road test on certain days of the week, so be sure to call in advance for hours of operation information.
- All minors who apply to take a written drivers license test are required to provide proof of their current school enrollment.
All it takes is a little bit of dedication, and you are sure to pass your official LA drivers license exam on the very first try. Our team is so confident in our study guides and tests that we offer a total refund on your purchase if you do not receive a passing grade on your first attempt.
DMV Checklist
When you visit your local LA DMV office in order to take your written drivers license test for your learners permit, make sure to bring the following documents/items as well:
- A certified US Birth Certificate
- Your Social Security Number
- Proof of approved drivers ed course completion (course must have consisted of 38 hours)
- A filled-out Certificate of Required Attendance form from school (if the applicant is under 18)
- Proof of legal presence in the US, such as:
- US Passport
- Certificate of Citizenship
- Certificate of Naturalization
Test Languages
Residents of the state of Louisiana can only take the LA written drivers test in one of two languages:
- English
- Spanish
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Documents Needed for Noncitizens
If you are not a United States resident, but live in Louisiana, and would like to obtain a learners permit or a driving license, you still have the ability to do so. However, in addition to the documents that standard citizens need to provide, you will have to bring in one of the following documents to prove your legal status in the country:
- Permanent Resident Card
- I-94 Form
- Foreign passport with Department of Homeland Security verification
- Employment Authorization Card
You can also bring any of the following documents to prove your Louisiana residency:
- Bank statements
- Credit card statements
- Utility bills
- Paystubs
- Mortgage contract
- Rental agreement
After the Written Test
Once the Louisiana written drivers test is out of the way and you have your LA permit to drive in-hand, the next step requires some waiting on your part. You will have to hold your driver permit for at least six months (180 days) before you can take the road skills test. Additionally, you must be at least 16 in order to get the intermediate license.
To guarantee you pass your road test, DMV.com recommends that you spend as much time as possible behind the wheel of a car. Become familiar with the proper procedures for changing lanes, turning and more, because practice is the key to your success on your LA DMV road skills test.
In addition, as a prospective driver, the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles will also test your vision to make sure that you are capable of driving safely on state roads. With or without corrective eyewear, you must have a visual acuity of 20/40 in at least one eye.
Note that to get a license to drive in LA, you will have to complete the state's 38-hour drivers ed requirement.
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Premium Study Tools
The DMV.com Louisiana Study Guide and Practice Test are the No. 1 study resources for beginner drivers. The Study Guide simplifies complicated sections of the Louisiana Driver's Handbook, while the Practice Test gives you plenty of chances to prepare for the official written driver's exam. Not to mention that by incorporating these tools, you will learn the traffic rules in and out – and in half the time.


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Tampa ZIP code 33607 is the most expensive place in the Tampa area for Florida car insurance, $625 more than the cost of the cheapest, according to our rate analysis of six major car insurance companies.
Comparison shopping is critical to finding the best rates regardless of where you live because no two insurance companies will price a policy at the same amount. The wide range in rates from different insurers for the same driver in the same car in the same ZIP code shows why it's prudent to compare car insurance companies. For example, the highest rate from any carrier for ZIP 33603 in our analysis was $4,512 -- over $3,000 more more than the lowest ($1,464).That means the savings could be hundreds or even thousands of dollars for those who shop around.
To see how Tampa car insurance rates compare, use our average rates tool below. Enter a ZIP code and it will show the average rate, as well as the highest and lowest, for your location.
Enter ZIP for average rate. Then enter Age, Gender and Coverage Level for customized rate.
CarInsurance.com commissioned Quadrant Information Services to provide a report of average auto insurance rates for a 2016 Honda Accord for nearly every ZIP code in the United States. We calculated rates using data for up to six large carriers (Allstate, Farmers, GEICO, Nationwide, Progressive and State Farm).
Averages for the default result are based on insurance for a married 40-year-old male who commutes 12 miles to work each day, with policy limits of 100/300/100 ($100,000 for injury liability for one person, $300,000 for all injuries and $100,000 for property damage in an accident) and a $500 deductible on collision and comprehensive coverage. The rate includes uninsured motorist coverage.
Averages for customized rates are based on drivers ages 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70 for the following coverage levels: state minimum liability, liability of 50/100/50 and 100/300/100 with $500 deductible on comprehensive and collision. These hypothetical drivers have clean records and good credit. Average rates are for comparative purposes.
Your own rate will depend on your personal factors and vehicle.
State Minimum:
Required liability coverage to drive legally in your state; some states mandate additional coverage, such as personal injury protection, uninsured motorist, underinsured motorist.
Liability Only 50/100/50:
$50,000 per person/$100,000 maximum per accident for bodily injury; $50,000 for property damage. Liability pays for injuries/damage you cause others.
Full Coverage 100/300/100:
$100,000 per person/$300,000 maximum per accident for bodily injury; $100,000 for property damage; comprehensive and collision coverage with $500 deductible. Liability pays for injuries/damage you cause others. Comprehensive and collision pay for damage to your car.
You'll see in the chart below the top 10 most expensive ZIP codes for car insurance in Tampa, and how much you can overpay if you don't compare rates.
|Average annual rate
|Highest rate
|Lowest rate
*Methodology for rates by ZIP code:
CarInsurance.com commissioned Quadrant Information Services to run auto insurance rates for a 2016 Honda Accord for more than 30,000 ZIP codes in the United States using six large carriers -- Allstate, Farmers, GEICO, Nationwide, Progressive and State Farm. (In cases where an insurer's rate wasn't available, another major carrier's rate was substituted.) Averages are based on insurance for a single 40-year-old male who commutes 12 miles to work each day, with policy limits of 100/300/100 ($100,000 for injury liability for one person, $300,000 for all injuries and $100,000 for property damage in an accident) and a $500 deductible on collision and comprehensive coverage. This hypothetical driver has a clean record and good credit. The rate includes uninsured motorist coverage. Average rates are for comparative purposes. Your own rate will depend on your personal factors and vehicle.
Here's how Tampa's highest average rate ($2,591) for ZIP code 33607 compares to others, for full coverage:
Tampa car insurance requirements
|Florida state law requires the following minimum car insurance coverage:
|Minimum bodily injury liability
|Minimum property damage liability
|*Bodily injury liability not required by state; many carriers require $10,000/$20,000
If you want just enough coverage to be legal on the road, buy the lowest amount of liability insurance your insurer offers. That's the cheapest policy you can buy. Florida car insurance laws mandate that you must have a car insurance policy covering $10,000 in property damage liability and $10,000 in personal injury protection (PIP):
Florida car insurance laws don't stipulate that you carry bodily injury liability insurance, which pays for injuries others get from an accident you cause. However, many car insurance companies do require it to be part of any policy they sell in the state. That's because Florida is a no-fault state. Treatment for any injuries you suffer is covered by your personal injury protection, up to its limit. This is regardless of who caused the accident. If bills exceed that limit, the at-fault driver is legally personally responsible unless he or she has bought bodily injury liability coverage.
If you buy bodily injury liability coverage, the smallest amount you can buy is $10,000 per person (up to $20,000 per accident).
The state average rate for a year of minimum coverage (with bodily injury amounts most insurers require) is $884, according to our rate analysis.
Increasing your insurance from the Florida state minimum to full coverage (100,000/300,000/100,00) with a $500 deductible costs, on average, $939 more, or $78 a month, according to our rate analysis. If you chose to even just boost your protection to limits of 50/100/50, you'd pay less than $50 a year more.
You'll see in the chart below how major insurers rank on price for full coverage in Tampa.
|State minimum
|State Farm
|21st Century
|State Farm
|21st Century
|State Farm
|21st Century
Even a minor accident can put your savings and home in jeopardy if you have just the state required minimum of insurance. To protect your assets, you should buy liability insurance in the following amounts:
You should also consider buying these optional coverages:
Comprehensive insurance and collision coverage are advised unless you have a very old car that's of little value. That's because these coverages pay out only up to the actual cash value of your car. In Florida, comprehensive costs $107 and collision costs $242, on average per year, for drivers, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Unlike liability insurance, these optional coverages come with a deductible. That's the amount you pay before your insurance company pays. Typical deductibles amounts are $1,000, $500 and $250 – you choose which one you want. The higher the deductible is, the lower your rate will be.
Traffic in Tampa: As with most major cities, traffic can be congested, especially during rush hour, but Tampa did not make a list of the worst U.S. cities for traffic recently reported by USA Today.
Car Crashes: Major accidents have resulted in an average of 40 deaths a year in recent years (2012-2014).
Commuting: The average commute in Tampa lasts 21.3 minutes.
Public transportation: The U.S. Census Bureau says that the majority of riders in Tampa who commute to work by public transportation are white (about 16 percent), Hispanic (about 67 percent) and black (about 10 percent). The bureau notes that commuting is the main reason people turn to mass transit.
High Occupancy Vehicle rules: The HOV lane, also known as the carpool or diamond lane, is designed to reduce traffic congestion and promote ride-sharing on freeways. In Florida, only vehicles with at least two people, mass transit vehicles like buses, and motorcycles are allowed to use the lanes. The lanes may be restricted during specified hours.
Bad drives: Fowler, Fletcher, Waters and Hillsborough avenues are considered some of the most dangerous roads in the Tampa area, according to a report from the Tampa Bay Times.
The information was gathered from various sources, including the U.S. Census Bureau, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Texas A&M Transportation Institute, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, state transportation departments and city police departments.


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