It looks like they escaped any movement of the disease from Broward County. They got real lucky.

Our goal is to identify biomarkers, to be able to diagnose people early in the disease stage, hopefully, even before cognitive symptoms start.

We aren't doing any more residential surveying. There's no more money for tree removal, so it doesn't make sense looking for it if we can't do anything about it.

If you walk into an auto lot and a vehicle is 20 years old and has only 50,000 miles, that should set some alarms off. The old saying about the little old lady who drove only to church on Sundays, well, there aren't too many of those. If a deal seems just too good to be true, it probably is.

I don't think this came as a shock or a surprise to anyone. Certainly a disappointment, but not a shock or surprise.

They found a tree somewhere near you that tested positive. All the trees in a 1,900-foot radius are exposed and will show signs of lesions. By that time, they start infecting trees in another 1,900 feet.