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Former QB Paulus has high praise for Bills' Marrone
Doug Marrone's first QB at Syracuse, Greg Paulus, describes how Marrone put his stamp on the program in his first year.
Bills extend Toronto series
The Bills and Rogers Media announced a five-year extension for the Bills to play in Toronto's Rogers Centre.
Bengals sign OLB Maybin
The Bengals signed former first-round OLB Aaron Maybin on Friday, the team announced.
QB Nassib talks desire to play for Bills
Is Syracuse QB Ryan Nassib going to follow Doug Marrone and Nathaniel Hackett to Buffalo?
Bills add three assistants
The Bills announced the addition of three assistant coaches on Thursday, including former NFL WR Ike Hilliard.
Bills add 10 to coaching staff
The Bills added 10 coaches to Doug Marrone's new staff, the team announced on Tuesday.
Bills hire Crossman as special-teams coordinator
The Bills hired Danny Crossman as their special-teams coordinator on Monday.
Pettine to put Bills defense on the attack
New Bills defensive coordinator Mike Pettine plans to bring his aggressive style from the Jets' defenses to Buffalo.
Bills hire former Jets DC Pettine
Buffalo hired former Jets defensive coordinator Mike Pettine to run the Bills' defense, ESPN's Chris Mortensen first reported.
Hackett hired as Bills offensive coordinator
Doug Marrone hired Nathaniel Hackett to be the Bills' new offensive coordinator, according to The Buffalo News.
Bills hire Marrone as head coach
The Bills hired Syracuse coach Doug Marrone as their new head coach, the team officially announced on Monday.
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An NFL insider tells PFW that Bills decision maker Russ Brandon is making strong moves, including the hiring of Doug Marrone as head coach.
Bills fortunate to have Whaley amidst changes
The Bills made sweeping changes on the coaching staff, and have a new power structure, but GM-in-waiting Doug Whaley is one advantage they have.
Report: Kelly to interview with Browns, Eagles, Bills
Oregon head coach Chip Kelly has interviews set up with the Browns, Eagles and Bills, according to Mike Garafolo of USA Today.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: New year, same AFC East
The Bills and Jets gave the Patriots an early New Year's gift, making front-office changes, further cementing New England as the class of the AFC East.


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Alcohol misuse is becoming an increasingly significant issue for people aged 55 and over. This practical guide explores the factors that differentiate older drinkers, and introduces an innovative person-centred model that will help counsellors and other healthcare professionals to them the help and support they need. more »2011, Paperback: £20.99/ $34.95
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Mondrian is an information visualization engine that lets the visualization be specified via a script. It is built in VisualWorks Smalltalk and Pharo, and the scripting language is the Smalltalk language. It is based on a graph model and works directly with the objects to be represented.
Mondrian received the second place at the ESUG 2006 Innovation Award.
The original version has been primarily written by Michael Meyer as part of his Masters Thesis. Tudor Girba took over development at the end of 2006. Alexandre Bergel is currently maintaining the Pharo version of Mondrian.
Here is an example of a script that shows a simple script for displaying the Smalltalk Collection hierarchy:
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classes := Collection withAllSubclasses.
view := MOViewRenderer new.
view nodes: classes. "Creates a node for each class in the Collection hierarchy"
view edges: classes
from: [:each | each superclass]
to: [:each | each]. "Creates an edge for each class from the superclass to itself"
view treeLayout. "Arranges the view in a tree"
view open.
The script works directly with the Smalltalk objects. In our case, it takes as an input a list of the classes from the Collection hierarchy.
The Moose Book dedicates a chapter to Mondrian.
Alexandre Bergel put together a tutorial.
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Berkshire School fields a Girl's Varsity, a Boys Varsity, and a co-ed Junior Varsity.
Berkshire provides our students with a unique opportunity to maximize their ski race regimen while remaining focused on a demanding academic curriculum. Our Boy's Varsity Team competes in the Class A Division of the New England Private School Athletic Council (NEPSAC – ME, NH, VT, MA & CT) and within the Brigham Ski League, named in 2012 for longtime Berkshire coach Bob Brigham and comprised of prep schools in western Massachusetts and Connecticut. The boys train five days a week at the Catamount Ski Area, located a short eight-minute drive from campus. Our licensed USSA staff-coaches provide a dedicated daily training progression, offering school and USSA race support, assistance in equipment selection and tuning, video analysis and conditioning.
The program has enjoyed strong success in recent years. Boys Varsity has been undefeated in the past three years of BSL competitions, including wins in the BSL Slalom and Giant Slalom Championships. In 2011 and 2012, the Boys Varsity won the New England Class B Championship including the Overall New England Boy's Champion and Boy's Slalom Champion in both years. In that two year span, the Varsity also captured the Berkshire Ski League GS Team Championships and Slalom Team Championships. In 2013, the boys finished 2nd overall in the New England Class A Championships.
Our athletes also have the opportunity to compete in the United States Ski Association (USSA). Berkshire School maintains a licensed USSA Club Program, which provides the continuity of training all week, coupled with the support at weekend USSA races. For the 2014 season, twenty of our thirty-one skiers will compete in USSA competitions. In the past four years, Berkshire racers qualified to the USSA Future Stars, Eastern U16 Championships, Eastern U16 Finals, Eastern U21/U18 Finals, FIS Eastern NJR Championships, Eastern Elite FIS Spring Series and the U16 Am-Can Championships!


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Georgia didn't recruit Chris Denson and thought Tahj Shamsid-Deen was too small.The Georgia natives made the Bulldogs pay for the slight Saturday in helping Auburn to a 74-67 win, the second straight SEC win in less than 48 hours in Auburn Arena.Denson and Shamsid-Deen were in a lineup in which all five starters hit for double figures and reserves made big plays when called upon. It was the first time five Auburn players hit double figures in the same game since a win over Grambling in 2012 and the first time in an SEC game against Arkansas in 2010.
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS -- If there's such a thing as the opposite of a protest, this is it.
Eleven-year-old Joey Dorsey has a more peaceful objective: To brighten your day before her school day begins.
"I just think of ideas that come to me, that would make people happy," Joey said. "And just good sayings."
She stands on the corner with hand-made signs that carry heartfelt slogans.
"Do more of what makes you happy," one reads. "Be yourself today," said another.
Dorsey, of North Richland Hills, got the idea from a story she saw on TV of a man in Washington, D.C. who does something similar.
"Half-an-hour later, [I] couldn't find her," said mom, Tina Dorsey. "She was in her room, on the floor, making all these signs."
All week people have being stopping to say, "thank you," or at least give her a honk in response to one of her signs -- "Honk if you love someone."
Joey is making their day; and she's making her own day, too.
"She came running and skipping into the house yesterday, and she said, 'This is the best day ever. I'm the happiest girl in the world,'" Tina Dorsey said.
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"People spend months and years planning for their wedding,'' said Sabrina Nitkowski-Keever, Director of Maternal/Child Health at Hudson Valley Hospital Center. "It's important that couples understand that the decisions they make leading up to the birth of their child can make all the difference, not only for the health of their baby, but for the quality of their birth experience.''
To help educate aspiring parents, Hudson Valley Hospital Center holds its annual "Art of Having a Baby" Maternity Fair, which will be held this year on Sunday, May 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Hospital lobby. This year's theme: "Planning, Pregnancy and Parenting" will give couples practical advice on the road to parenthood even if they are not yet expecting, but just considering having a baby.
Nitkowski-Keever said that couples should do research on the type of birth they want and develop a birthing plan beforehand. When developing a plan they should consider birthing methods, midwives vs. obstetricians, pain management and the benefits of breastfeeding among other questions. Because birthing philosophies vary among hospitals and providers, it is wise to decide which philosophy best suits you before choosing a provider or a hospital.
The "Art of Having a Baby" Maternity Fair can help prospective parents with all of these questions. The day will feature, financial planning advisers, workshops on pregnancy and parenting and tours of our Maternity Department, as well as a "Speed Dating" session with obstetricians and pediatricians. WHUD's Kacey Morabito Grean will host a Maternity Fashion show sponsored by Kohl's Department store and there will be a demonstration of the latest baby gadgets. More than a dozen vendors will offer everything from educational information to baby-related products and services. There will be a light lunch raffle prizes and giveaways.
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Hudson Valley Hospital Center is the only Hospital in Westchester and Putnam to be designated as a "Baby Friendly" Hospital by Baby Friendly USA. The hospital, which has a 90 percent exclusive breastfeeding rate, has received state and national recognition for its breastfeeding support programs. The hospital offers whirlpool tubs in every labor and delivery room.
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — From Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" to Bing Crosby's "White Christmas," Christmas is portrayed as a snowy time. However, many areas of the U.S. do not necessarily have a high probability of a white Christmas.
Based on data from 1981 to 2010, northern New England, the Upper Midwest, Rocky Mountains and Intermountain West have the highest chance, more than 75 percent, of a white Christmas.
Minneapolis, Green Bay, Wis., Buffalo, N.Y. and Burlington, Vt. are among the cities in the U.S. that have the highest chance for a white Christmas.
"It tends to stay colder across the northern tier during the day and night, so when snow falls, it's less likely to melt," said Alex Sosnowski , an AccuWeather Expert Senior Meteorologist.
Farther south, Chicago has less than a 40 percent chance of having a white Christmas.
While December is not typically the snowiest month for Denver, it is the month with the lowest average high temperature. This means that any snow that falls may be less likely to melt. Denver has nearly a 50 percent chance of a white Christmas.
Meanwhile, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. have less than a 25 percent chance of having a white Christmas. Mild air from the Atlantic Ocean plays a role in the low probability.
In the West, Seattle also has less than a 25 percent chance at a white Christmas due to the influence of milder air from the Pacific Ocean. However, snow can still often be seen by Seattle residents, since the Washington Cascades have more than a 75 percent chance of a white Christmas.
There is a very low chance of a white Christmas in San Francisco to Los Angeles as well as across central and southern Florida.
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Hot rhetoric aside, there's overlap in competing fiscal offers that could form basis of a deal
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bluster and hot rhetoric aside, the White House and House Republicans have identified areas of significant overlap that could form the basis for a final agreement after "fiscal cliff" posturing gives way to hard bargaining.
Both sides now concede that tax revenue and reductions in entitlement spending are essential elements of any deal. If the talks succeed, it probably will be because House Speaker John Boehner yields on raising tax rates for top earners and the White House bends on how to reduce spending on Medicare and accepts some changes in Social Security.
The White House and Boehner kept up the ridicule of each other's negotiating stances on Tuesday. But beneath the tough words were the possible makings of a deal that could borrow heavily from a near-bargain last year during debt-limit negotiations.
Then, President Barack Obama was willing to reduce cost-of-living increases for Social Security beneficiaries and increase the eligibility age for Medicare, as Boehner and other top Republicans have demanded. On Tuesday, Obama did not shut the door on Republican ideas on such entitlement programs.
"I'm prepared to make some tough decisions on some of these issues," Obama said, "but I can't ask folks who are, you know, middle class seniors who are on Medicare, young people who are trying to get student loans to go to college, I can't ask them to sacrifice and not ask anything of higher income folks."
Tens of thousands protest outside Egypt's presidential palace, police fire tear gas
CAIRO (AP) -- More than 100,000 Egyptians protested outside the presidential palace in Cairo on Tuesday, fueling tensions over Islamist leader Mohammed Morsi's seizure of nearly unrestricted powers and the adoption by his allies of a controversial draft constitution.
The outpouring of anger across the Egyptian capital, the Mediterranean port of Alexandria and a string of other cities pointed to a prolonged standoff between the president and a newly united opposition.
Morsi's opponents, long fractured by bickering and competing egos, have been re-energized since he announced decrees last month that place him above oversight of any kind, including by the courts, and provide immunity to two key bodies dominated by his allies: The 100-member panel drafting the constitution and parliament's upper chamber.
The decrees have led to charges that Morsi's powers turned him into a "new pharaoh."
The large turnout in Tuesday's protests -- dubbed "The Last Warning" by organizers -- signaled sustained momentum for the opposition, which brought out at least 200,000 protesters to Cairo's Tahrir Square a week ago and a comparable number on Friday to demand that Morsi rescind the decrees.
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Both sides now concede that more tax revenues and cuts in entitlement spending are essential elements of any deal.
Fighting, death tolls surge as rebels push fight against regime to Syrian capital of Damascus
BEIRUT (AP) -- Syria's civil war is closing in on President Bashar Assad's seat of power in Damascus with clashes between government forces and rebels flaring around the city Tuesday, raising fears the capital will become the next major battlefield in the 20-month-old conflict.
Numerous reports emerged of at least a dozen people killed near the ancient city and elsewhere, and the regime said nine students and a teacher died from rebel mortar fire on a school. The state news agency originally said 30 people had been killed in the attack.
While many of the mostly poor, Sunni Muslim suburbs ringing Damascus have long been opposition hotbeds, fighting has intensified in the area in recent weeks as rebels press a battle they hope will finish Assad's regime.
"The push to take Damascus is a real one, and intense pressure to take control of the city is part of a major strategic shift by rebel commanders," said Mustafa Alani of the Geneva-based Gulf Research Center. "They have realized that without bringing the fight to Damascus, the regime will not collapse."
The increased pressure has raised worries that he or his forces will resort to desperate measures, perhaps striking neighbors Turkey or Israel, or using chemical weapons.
FBI: Alaska barista sexually assaulted, dismembered by man who confessed to killing her
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- A man who died in an apparent suicide this week in an Alaska jail after confessing to a string of killings across the country had sexually assaulted and strangled an Anchorage barista the day after he abducted her, then left her body in a shed while he went on a two-week cruise, the FBI said Tuesday.
In the most detailed account yet of what happened to Samantha Koenig, who disappeared in February, authorities said Israel Keyes told them he strangled the 18-year-old, then left her body in a shed outside his Anchorage house until he returned from his cruise from New Orleans.
Once home, Keyes posed Koenig's body to make it appear she was still alive and took a Polaroid photo of her tied up, along with a newspaper dated Feb. 13 -- 12 days after the abduction from a coffee stand. He later typed a ransom note demanding $30,000 from Koenig's family on the back of a photocopy of the photo, sending a text message from the woman's cellphone with directions where he'd left the note at a local dog park.
Keyes dismembered Koenig's body and disposed of the remains in a frozen lake north of Anchorage after he cut a hole in the ice, the FBI said in a release.
Keyes, 34, was arrested in Koenig's death in March in Texas, after using her stolen debit card at ATMs there and in Alaska, Arizona and New Mexico.
Israeli settlement plans will force 1 state for Israelis, Palestinians, Abbas aide warns
RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) -- The Palestinians will ask the U.N. Security Council to call for an Israeli settlement freeze, President Mahmoud Abbas and his advisers decided Tuesday, as part of an escalating showdown over Israel's new plans to build thousands more homes on war-won land in and around Jerusalem.
Such construction will destroy any lingering hopes of setting up a Palestinian state, Abbas aides warned, as international anger over the settlement construction snowballed.
Israel announced the new plans after the U.N. last week recognized a state of Palestine in the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem -- lands Israel occupied in 1967 -- as a non-member observer.
The plans include 3,000 more homes for Jews in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, as well as preparations for construction of an especially sensitive project near Jerusalem, known as E-1.
Separately, Israel is moving forward with two major settlement projects in east Jerusalem. Israel would build more than 4,200 apartments in the two areas, Ramat Shlomo and Givat Hamatos.
Grizzly bear managers look toward trophy hunts in Rockies once federal protections are lifted
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) -- With bear-human conflicts on the rise, wildlife managers in the Northern Rockies are laying the groundwork for trophy hunts for grizzlies in anticipation of the government lifting their threatened species status.
It's expected to be 2014 before about 600 bears around Yellowstone National Park lose their federal protections, and possibly longer for about 1,000 bears in the region centered on Glacier National Park.
Yet already government officials say those populations have recovered to the point that limited hunting for small numbers of bears could occur after protections are lifted -- and without harm to the species' decades-long recovery. That could include hunts in areas of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho where run-ins with humans and livestock attacks have increased in recent years.
A federal-state committee that oversees grizzly bears will consider adopting a pro-hunting policy next week during a meeting in Missoula. Precise details on bear hunts have not been crafted.
The government has spent more than $20 million on restoration efforts since grizzly bears in the Lower 48 states were put on the list of federally protected species in 1975.
Biotech company behind 'frankenfish' faces uncertain future as FDA review of salmon drags on
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Salmon that's been genetically modified to grow twice as fast as normal could soon show up on your dinner plate. That is, if the company that makes the fish can stay afloat.
After weathering concerns about everything from the safety of humans eating the salmon to their impact on the environment, Aquabounty was poised to become the world's first company to sell fish whose DNA has been altered to speed up growth.
The Food and Drug Administration in 2010 concluded that Aquabounty's salmon was as safe to eat as the traditional variety. The agency also said that there's little chance that the salmon could escape and breed with wild fish, which could disrupt the fragile relationships between plants and animals in nature. But more than two years later the FDA has not approved the fish, and Aquabounty is running out of money.
"It's threatening our very survival," says CEO Ron Stotish, chief executive of the Maynard, Mass.-based company. "We only have enough money to survive until January 2013, so we have to raise more. But the unexplained delay has made raising money very difficult."
The FDA says it's still working on the final piece of its review, a report on the potential environmental impact of the salmon that must be published for comment before an approval can be issued. That means a final decision could be months, even years away. While the delay could mean that the faster-growing salmon will never wind up on American dinner tables, there's more at stake than seafood.
Obama uncle in Mass. gets new deportation hearing 2 decades after being ordered to leave US
BOSTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama's uncle is getting a new deportation hearing after an appeals board ordered the agency running the U.S. immigration court system to review his case.
Onyango Obama, the half brother of the president's late father, is from Kenya but has lived in the United States for decades. He was ordered by an immigration judge to leave the U.S. in 1992, when he failed to renew an application to remain. He later sought to reverse the deportation order.
The Board of Immigration Appeals has sent Obama's case to the Executive Office for Immigration Review for reassessment, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman Brian Hale said Tuesday, declining to discuss the reasoning behind the decision.
Obama's Cleveland-based attorney, P. Scott Bratton, didn't immediately return a phone call seeking comment. An Executive Office for Immigration Review spokeswoman wouldn't comment, citing privacy laws.
Bratton previously said Obama's deportation order was caused by a technical error. He said Obama, 68, moved to the United States as a teenager in the early 1960s to live with a host family and attend school.
NYC police say suspect in death of man pushed in front of train has implicated himself
NEW YORK (AP) -- New York City police say a suspect in the death of a subway rider who was shoved onto the tracks has implicated himself in the crime.
The suspect was taken into custody on Tuesday after investigators recovered security video showing a man fitting the description of the assailant working with street vendors near Rockefeller Center.
New York Police Department spokesman Paul Browne says no charges are expected to be announced until Wednesday.
Ki-Suck Han of Queens died shortly after being hit by a train Monday at the Times Square subway station.
Police say he tried to climb a few feet to safety, but got trapped between the train and the platform's edge.


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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires applications to be taken by telephone. These applications are signed by using a telephonic signature. Beginning October 1, 2013, persons may apply for medical and SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits over the phone by calling the ABE (Application for Benefits Eligibility) Customer Call Center, located in the Broadway Central Family Community Resource Center (FCRC) #150.
Applications completed through the ABE Customer Call Center require a telephonic signature. The ability to obtain a telephonic signature is only available through the ABE Customer Call Center.
The ABE Customer Call Center is accessed by calling the DHS helpline at 1-800-843-6154.
Beginning October 1, 2013, persons may apply for medical and SNAP benefits over the phone by calling the ABE (Application for Benefits Eligibility) Customer Call Center, located in the Broadway Central Family Community Resource Center (FCRC) #150.
The ability to obtain a telephonic signature is only available through the ABE Customer Call Center. The ABE Customer Call Center will be accessed by calling the DHS helpline at 1-800-843-6154. Telephonic applications taken by the ABE Customer Call Center are processed in the Integrated Eligibility System (IES).
If SNAP has been requested, IES will automatically screen the application for expedited processing.
If medical is being requested for a child under the age of 19, IES will automatically screen for Child Presumptive Eligibility (CPE).
The telephonic signature is obtained at the end of the interview. The telephonic signature will be recorded and accessible in Content Management. Without the telephonic signature, an application has not been filed.
The application date is the date the call is completed which must include the telephonic signature. If the call is interrupted before the telephonic signature is received, the interview is not complete and an application for benefits has NOT been filed.
If the applicant is not requesting cash assistance or does not have an active medical case, a new application will be started in IES. ABE Call Center staff will inform the customer at the beginning of the call that a telephonic signature will be required in order to have a valid application.
If the applicant is non-English/non-Spanish speaking, the ABE Customer Call Center will contact the Translator Bank to assist in completing the application interview.
If the application is for SNAP only or for Medical and SNAP, ABE Call Center staff will run eligibility and review the Combined Application Form (CAF).
If the applicant has an existing SNAP case and is requesting medical, the ABE Call Center worker registers and processes the medical application in IES. The ABE Call Center worker will notify the office with the active SNAP case that an application for medical assistance has been filed. The FCRC will review the medical CAF for changes that affect the SNAP eligibility or benefit amount. The medical and SNAP cases will be converted to one IES case in Phase 1B.
The completion of the Data Collection Screens serves as the SNAP interview. Data Collection will record information needed to determine eligibility and what verifications are required. The Clearance Results page will display results from interfaces with other systems, such as SOLQ or Illinois Secretary of State (SOS).
If verifications are needed, at the end of the call ABE Call Center staff mail Form 267, Instructions to Client, listing what verifications are needed. Form 2377, Attachment to Application Summary, is also sent with the CAF and the Rights and Responsibilities pages for their records as well as to provide an opportunity to review the information that was recorded electronically.
A medical only application including multiple medical EDGs (Eligibility Determination Group) being approved at the same time, is transferred prior to approval to the FCRC or All Kids Unit that will maintain the case using the Case Transfer functionality in IES. Immediately following the transfer to the FCRC, the application is approved by the ABE Call Center staff.
For SNAP only cases or for SNAP and medical approvals, the call center worker must approve the case in IES. The following business day, the same worker transfers the case in IPACS to the FCRC that will maintain the case. The SNAP case or medical case with SNAP cannot be transferred to the FCRC prior to approval.
After approval, allow 1 business day prior to the transfer to the FCRC. This is to ensure any mercury issuances will be available on the correct EBT account.
If a SNAP application is determined eligible for expedited processing, ABE Customer Call Center staff explain to the applicant their options to obtain the LINK card. Expedited approvals are not centrally mailed a LINK card. The customer may choose to have the card mailed to their home address or the worker can refer the customer to their Office of Choice FCRC to pick up a LINK card.
Under no circumstances will customers be allowed to go to the Broadway Central FCRC to pick up a LINK card. The Broadway Central FCRC does not issue LINK cards.
If the call is dropped during the phone interview and the telephonic signature was not collected, ABE Call Center staff will attempt to contact the caller to complete the interview. If unable to reach the caller, the call center worker will make a case note and create a task for tracking.
The following business day, an assigned worker from the ABE Call Center will review all dropped or incomplete calls.
ABE Call Center is responsible for the pending application until disposition. In addition to sending Form 267 to the applicant, ABE Call Center staff checks for the applicant's electronic verifications, if any.
If the applicant returns the required verification(s) to the office, ABE Call Center staff scans any verification and uploads them into IES. ABE Call Center staff then completes Data Collection and runs eligibility. If the application is medical only, the worker must then stop before certification (approval) and transfer the case to the FCRC Office or All Kids Unit. Following the transfer, the case is certified (approved).
If the worker attempts to transfer the case after certification, an error message will be displayed and IES will not allow the transfer. The transfer must be completed the following business day in IPACS.
ABE Call Center Supervisors must check IES and the legacy system to verify cases have been transferred. No approved cases are assigned to the Broadway Central FCRC.
ABE Call Center is responsible for ensuring the timely disposition of the application including any denials.
If an appeal is filed, the FCRC or All Kids Unit that has the active case will handle the appeal throughout the entire appeal process.
An appeal of the denial action will be the responsibility of ABE Customer Call Center staff.
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Secretary, Illinois Department of Human Services
Director, Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services
Form 2377-Attachment to Telephone Application Summary
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The new Nissan Versa Note made its debut Tuesday at the 2013 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
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The investigation determined that more than 1 million pounds of illegal striped bass were caught. The investigation resulted in 19 individuals and three corporations being convicted, 140 months of cumulative prison time, 41 months of cumulative home detention, $1,628,352 worth of fines and restitution, and 58 years of cumulative supervised release. Hardly a trivial matter. One of the schemes uncovered in the investigation was the ability of fishermen in Maryland to take advantage of loopholes in the state's tagging system.
All of this led the task force to make some good recommendations to the ASMFC Enforcement Committee and the ASMFC as a whole. The primary recommendation was to put in place a uniform commercial tagging system for all states where striped bass are caught and sold. The tags — uniform in color, style, year and inscriptions — would be valid for one year only. Inscriptions should include date, size restrictions, state of issue and a unique number. The next recommendation was to require that all fish be tagged at the time of capture, which I think is one of the most important components. They also said that states should issue a set number of tags based on average weights and historical catch; require all unused tags to be returned annually or seasonally with a restriction of issuing the subsequent year's only after all unused tags have been returned; and ensure that a reporting system for used tag numbers by the dealers is in place, granting enforcement officials real-time access to tag numbers issued to individual fishermen. These are all components of a well-thought-out tagging system.
I applaud the members of the ASMFC for taking this important step, and I suspect that most states are scrambling to get the system up and running for the 2013 fishing year. Exactly why Massachusetts and North Carolina got a year's slack, I don't know. This is particularly curious in Massachusetts, since their fishing year does not start until July.
Like many government programs, there will likely be unanticipated problems and a need for additional changes as the system becomes operative. Recreational fishermen should keep an eye on how it is working in their own states. Just such concern over Maryland's tagging system by a vigilant recreational fisherman turned up a multiple-year misuse of Wallop-Breaux funds by the state of Maryland in its management of the commercial fishery. Let's all make sure that the tagging system, with all the recommended elements, gets in place as soon as possible.


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On the first ever international day of the girl on 11 October 2012, The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts asked you to help create the World we want for Girls. You responded that the perfect world for girls was one in which girls were equal to boys, that everyone's human rights were respected, that a sustainable future for all was guaranteed and that girls were educated, safe, healthy and had decent jobs and opportunities to lead.
Over the course of the year, as we worked with girls and young women, supporters and partners around the world to help make this imaginary world a reality, we asked what was the single biggest thing that would radically change the world as we know it into the world we want?
You sent us pictures, ideas, and events that you did for International Day of Girl. Now we want to hear about how many people you reached! Fill in the Activity Log below with activies you did during International Day of the Girl 2012, and what you will be doing to celebrate International Day of the Girl 2013!
Name/Name of your organisation: Girl Scout Troop 5932Type of action: OtherName of action: Girls Can Do Anything PosterDescription: Our Brownie Troop of 3rd Graders from Mary of Nazareth School in Darnestown, MD talked about the reasons why there needs to be a International Day of the Girl. We spoke of the hard won freedoms and rights of women in the United States and that many girls in theNo. of participants: 16Country: United States of AmericaCity: Darnestown, MDDate of Action: 10.11.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: Surinaamse Padvindsters RaadType of action: Speak Out for Girls' RightsName of action: What I wish for girls/ Mentality changeDescription: Gathering at one of our centers with the girls, their families and friends. A presentation was held and everyone wrote their wish for girls on a big chart. Afterwards we've watch an educational film.
In another center there was a presentation regarding positive mentality change/ reversal.No. of participants: 50Country: SurinamCity: Paramaribo - SurinameDate of Action: 12.10.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: wilfrid/Association of Scouts and Guides of CongoType of action: Community ActionName of action: to know the girl day and populationDescription: International Day has been celebrated on both sides of the first part dealt with the communication to know the girls and parents explaining the day of October 11, we completed the distribution of flyers and a Mass was said Sunday, Oct. 13 together with the children and the general manager or theNo. of participants: 100Country: CongoCity: BrazzavilleDate of Action: 16.10.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: Fanilon'i MadagasikaraType of action: Raise Awareness CampaignName of action: The world we want for girls: the right to educationDescription: We have the right to education, we should go to school!No. of participants: 100Country: MadagascarCity: TamataveDate of Action: 13.10.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: Fanilon'i MadagasikaraType of action: Speak Out for Girls' RightsName of action: Les filles prennent les rennesDescription: A l'occasion de la célébration de la Journée Internationale des Filles, les filles membre de Fanilon'i Madagasikara ont animé une émission radio. Elles ont parlé des problèmes usuels des filles et ont discuté du monde qu'elles veulent pour les fillesNo. of participants: 90Country: MadagascarCity: TamataveDate of Action: 15.10.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: BONNE ANNEE/association des guides du congoType of action: Community ActionName of action: rally for sensibilisationDescription: during this rally, we sensibile the first girl that she becomes aware of his condition, to know and defend their rights to be put into action to lead and be in mind as we want in our world for girls , present partners to support us in this fight for usNo. of participants: 193Country: Congo, Democratic Republic ofCity: KinshasaDate of Action: 15.10.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: Girl Scouts of JapanType of action: OtherName of action: Meeting with Prime Minister of Japan for IDGDescription: Five Girl Scouts visited Japanese PM Abe on Oct12, celebrating IDG, and made the statement of "Our Three Vows for Creating Future of Japan". He is promoting the power of women as the major potential. Then, he replied " The society Girl Scouts want is what my policy is headingNo. of participants: 6Country: JapanCity: TokyoDate of Action: 12.10.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: Girl Guides Association of GrenadaType of action: Raise Awareness CampaignName of action: Participate in TV, Radio and School based Awareness ProgramsDescription: Rainbow Guides (5/6 years) Lead their Primary school Assemble with the Theme: Leadership.
Brownies, Girl Guides were interviewed on the islands major radio and TV stations through out the week, discussing the theme and raising awareness on the world we want for girls.
Guides Produced a current Affairs SpecialNo. of participants: 100Country: GrenadaCity: St. George'sDate of Action: 11.10.2013
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Wish the peace for each to ensure rights for all
save a bit, reserve, preserve, rejuvenate and conserve resources
It's only the path to Eliminate Racial Discrimination - End violence against WOMEN and CHILDREN.No. of participants: 50Country: BangladeshCity: ChittagongDate of Action: 19.10.2013
Name/Name of your organisation: Girl Guides Association of DominicaType of action: Raise Awareness CampaignName of action: Community MarchDescription: We are celebrating International Day of the Girl with a Community March from the Convent Preparatory which will end at the Dame Eugenia Boulevard to listen to vibrant female leaders which includes Our Carnival Queen Ms Dominica whose platform is to empower girls to reach for higher heights, that theyNo. of participants: 200Country: DominicaCity: RoseauDate of Action: 11.10.2013
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The attorney for a woman who nearly died after unknowingly drinking toxic iced tea at a Utah restaurant says an employee at the eatery burned herself a month earlier on the same chemical cleaning compound.
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A man was arrested Tuesday for possessing and manufacturing child pornography at his Logan home.
Prison time for woman charged in babysitter death
Wendy Leonard | posted 42 minutes ago
An apologetic and extremely emotional Dea Millerberg will serve up to five years in prison for her involvement in the drug-related death of her baby sitter, 16-year-old Alexis Rasmussen.
Homeowner finds man on porch, detains him in neighbor's garage
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A man was arrested Wednesday evening after trespassing in a Salt Lake City neighborhood, police said.
Ask a Chef: Celebrating local cheese
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Whether as a snack, sauce, side dish or a main course ingredient, cheese is delicious. This week Harmons is celebrating local cheese with two tasty cheese recipes.
Thief found hiding under pile of metal, police say
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An officer's attention to detail helped catch a metal thief Tuesday, police said.
Murder trial ordered in stabbing death of Chicago man
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A man accused of opening the door of a parked car and attacking a Chicago man who was on a date was ordered Wednesday to stand trial for murder.
79-year-old driver who killed Utah judge gets fine, probation
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A 79-year-old driver who hit and killed a 3rd District Court judge after allegedly becoming distracted by looking at fall colors and driving into oncoming traffic, quietly settled his case a few months ago.
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The Metro Gang Unit is asking the public's help to find its new Public Enemy No. 1.
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After a 6 feet 6 inches tall, 16-year-old had surgery to remove a rare tumor, a Hurricane community planned a benefit raffle and concert to help with medical costs.
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A Utah County company developed a program that helps viewers of streaming movies who want to make sure the scenes they see are suitable for the entire family.
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The Great Salt Lake is reaching some near-record lows. State geologists say the drying trend will likely continue.
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A Bountiful man trying to make a living was surprised by the gift from a stranger to help him with his work.
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Panthers QB Newton under fire for play, demeanor
Cam Newton laid an egg during the team's Week Three loss, and he was criticized by teammate Steve Smith for his demeanor late in the game.
Manning, Brown lead Giants past Panthers
Eli Manning completed 27 of 35 passes for 288 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions in the Giants' 36-7 win over the Panthers.
Panthers RB Stewart, Giants CB Coe among Thursday's inactives
Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart has been ruled out for Thursday night's game against the Giants.
Giants downgrade WR Nicks to out for Thursday night
The Giants downgraded WR Hakeem Nicks to out, as the wideout did not make the trip to Carolina for Thursday night's game against the Panthers.
Key matchup: Giants defense vs. Panthers QB Cam Newton
We should find out pretty quickly on Thursday night whether the Giants will be employing a spy on Panthers QB Cam Newton.
Giants' Bradshaw, Diehl out for Thursday night
The Giants ruled RB Ahmad Bradshaw, OT David Diehl and WR Domenik Hixon out for Thursday's game against the Panthers.
NFC South Spin cycle: Week Two
As the Falcons celebrate a 2-0 start, panic might be setting in for the 0-2 Saints. The Panthers and Bucs, at 1-1, both have positives to build off of.
Saints drop to 0-2 after 35-27 loss to Panthers
Cam Newton threw for 253 yards and ran for a career-high 71 yards as the Panthers defeated New Orleans 35-27.
Early reality check for Panthers O-line
There were some signals in the preseason that issues could arise for the Panthers' offensive line.
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Two teams are up and two are down — here is our weekly team-by-team take on the state of the NFC South.
Bucs shut down Cam, Panthers in Schiano's debut
The Buccaneers held the Panthers to 10 rushing yards in a Week One 16-7 win in Greg Schiano's debut.
Panthers RB Stewart to miss opener
Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart will not play in the season opener against the Buccaneers.
Buccaneers fail to sell out season opener
The Buccaneers did not sell out their home opener and the game will be blacked out on local television, the team confirmed Thursday.
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Royals Press Release
FOX Sports Kansas City adds Thursday's Royals-Tigers game to TV schedule
Aces Shields and Verlander expected to pitch in big AL Central matchup
FOX Sports Kansas City will televise Thursday's Royals-Tigers game in Detroit, to make up for Tuesday's rainout. Pregame coverage will start at 11:30 a.m. CT, with first pitch scheduled for 12:05.
Royals ace James Shields and Tigers No. 1 starter Justin Verlander are scheduled to pitch in a big AL Central matchup.
Viewers in mid-Missouri and Iowa will see Thursday's game on the FOX Sports Midwest main channel.
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Backpacker Magazine – June 2007
Arizona's Havasu Canyon is a hiker's paradise famed for its jaw-dropping waterfalls. But now there's trouble in paradise—serious trouble.
Searchers interviewed tourists along the Falls Trail and in the campground. They went below the campground to check out places Hanamure might have explored on a dayhike. Supai was at the peak of its busy season, with hundreds of campers and the lodge fully booked. But no one reported seeing Hanamure at the falls or campground. Her rental car offered no clues. The only information extracted from the village was that Hanamure had been observed walking with a tall man who appeared to be Asian, and visiting the café with a red-haired, heavily tattooed man with an Irish accent.
On the fourth day of the operation, a tribal member swimming near Fifty Foot Falls spotted a female body submerged in the blue-green water, and reported the location to authorities. Officials couldn't legally identify the body until an autopsy was performed. But law enforcement at the scene knew it was Hanamure, and knew she had been murdered.The corpse was riddled with stab wounds.
Officers pronounced the woman dead at the scene at 2:45 p.m. on May 13, 2006. The SAR crew was flown down to help with the extraction, and an FBI dive team came in to scour the pool for evidence. Investigators tied yellow crime-scene tape around bushes along the trail and the creek at Fifty Foot Falls, a known gathering spot for village youth. Officers placed Hanamure's remains in a body bag and carried it to the village, where the Arizona DPS helicopter waited. Search members flying out that day remember a film crew for the Travel Channel headed down the same switchbacks that Hanamure had descended five days earlier. The crew was there to film a program called Grand Canyon: Nature's Great Escape.
Since state regulations prohibit the transport of corpses inside DPS choppers, Hanamure was strapped on a litter that was suspended from a cable. With her shrouded body dangling below, the helicopter climbed 3,000 feet through the orange, red, green, and ivory geologic strata.
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Just got back literally hours ago from hiking/caming in Supai. All be it, I had a great time and saw some great sites and did tons of hiking....the area and this village are very very sketchy. It is kind of ironic when you sign the "Rules Form" there is a statement saying no alcohol when you can see in the eyes of some villagers that they are drunk or on some type of narcotic. Not to mention the 10 mile trail being littered with liquer bottles and beer cans that is clearly the doing of "tourists" who hike with excess alcohol weight ;l .The village is full of punks running around wearing baggy clothes and listening to rap music. They say not to judge a book by the cover but judging by the grafitti, the trash, the hazed over eyes, and the rudeness of some of these people, a book tells a very telling story. The town is littered to the T. The horses and mules are treated horribly, and the campground/village arent as it seems. Save your time and effort people and find a better outing. As I said I had a good time and saw some great sites but this place is very very VERY skethcy.
no need for all the name calling. all this seems to have come about with what the white man has invented. it was because of these old time hikers that brought down all this. If that did not happen then maybe we would not have all this technology coming down here. So Do Not complain
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I find it interesting that different readers with different experiences focus on different aspects of this article.
I think the author did an excellent job of putting the murder in a broader social and historical context. She never told people not to visit Havasupai, only that women should not hike alone - which is advice that applies on all trails throughout the world.
The author was very honest in her description of the reticence of the local people. A critical reader should be able to realize that maybe she wasn't told the whole story. She never claimed it was the whole story - just the story she was told.
I taught and lived on a reservation for several years, so on my three wonderful visits to Havasupai, I was not shocked or appalled by the condition of the village. Appearances can be deceiving and often reflect a differing set of priorities rather than a lack of stewardship or wealth.
During my visits in the summers of 2007, 2008, and 2009, I was polite and respectful and the same courtesies were bestowed upon me. I don't recall being approached by any teenagers... but I am a high school teacher and would not have viewed any such conversation as unusual. Teenage boys try to intimidate me on a daily basis. But I never felt threatened, thankfully.
Do not hesitate to visit Havasupai, just know that you are hiking through their home and be respectful. Understand that you are visiting a reservation which is in many ways like a separate country. Take precautions like you would if hiking in Central America or Southeast Asia or wherever.
For unrelated reasons, I was unable to visit this summer or last summer, but I look forward to returning next summer. It truly is a wondrous place of healing waters.
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Jdub, you hit the nail on the head so to speak.
Too many tourists feel they "deserve" to be somewhere and are entitled to the easiest way possible, whether that means Helicoptor's or Mules.
It is a damn shame.
After guiding trips to Supai annually since 2000, the place is in the worst shape ever.
As much as it is an oasis in the desert it is being destroyed. The overcrowding campers in such a small area is resulting in litter and toilet issues. The bathrooms they built recently are nice but keep getting flooded away and they won't be able to burden that cost over and over again. Originally you dug a hole, then porta-potties. Now with so many people they need a "system" but the place is prone to flooding.
The earth, people, and the indians lost Navajo Falls from the '08 floods which elminated 80% of the trees and added 6 feet of dirt in the campsite. That act alone did great damage.
Then the flood of '09!
To me the canyon needed a good "sweeping up" and mother nature did it. But they haven't learned anything. The answer is not more people but less.
So long as the indians try to "make more money" rather than PRESERVE THE LAND, we will all lose.
If it were me, I would eliminate the helicopters and donkeys. If you can't backpack the 10 miles....tough! You can't helicopter to the top of Everest either. Hopefully never!
But our PC culture will be offended by my statement and in 2020 a paved wheel-chair ramp will take you to Havasu Falls.....and it won't be worth a damn.
Supai is a mircocosm of what ails America.........
.....excess. Too much. Whether it be excess debt, excess stuff, excess work, excess stress, excess concern with money, EXCESS!
Which leads to fake lifestyles. People live in houses they are losing, drive cars they can't afford, and hate jobs they are forced to work at. All the while they go to an indoor climbing gym and then proceed to call themselves a rock climber! It's as ridiculous as the Supai having a twitter feed.
What made Supai great was their minimalism or simplicity. Their ability to survive so remotely.
It is what drew myself and others to their land.
But now they too are caught in the excess spiral and that spiral is down, just like America.
I hate to admit it but Supai is so last century.
The brave explorers who really backpack or rock climb have moved on and found new, private, and remote areas more beautiful. The outdoors used to be a place where development, training, and maybe even apprenticeship led to an exhilirating experience. Today, you can see a North Face jacket at an art fair, take a helicopter to Supai, and floss a 5.10 at the gym.....but in reality you aren't doing a damn thing!
Now, when you go the Havasu Falls you will get in line to swim in the fake pools created by sandbags as an empty Cheeto's bag floats into your lap.
Damn shame.
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People don't understand that native americans are actually MORE susceptible to being addicted to drugs and alcohol because of their biology. They are also more likely to be diabetic as well. The arrival of drugs and high sugar diet really hurt them. I learned this from a native australian.
This high susceptibility makes it difficult for them to get over the addiction and really magnifies the problem. The tribe that I met, it was the women who finally decided they had enough and the alcohol ban is strictly enforced to stop the violence.
I went there 2 weeks after the murder of the young girl, did not know at the time, we found out 3 weeks after we hiked there. My husband a I stayed at the Lodge, the door looked like it had been kiked open previous, that was scarry, but we figured some one problably got locked out, and kicked it in. We went out to talk to other people staying there they told my husband to keep an eye on me because there was trouble with the locals, the Restaurant that caters to hikers, the windows had been boken by one family, 2 families were having conflicts, because they did not like the fact that they cater to hikers. There was a lesbian couple on the bottom flor of the Lodge we were witness to this the children were calling them them all kinds of names, They left early. We had fun I even had a book that I bought there autographed by Supai Waters. They do have Police there, but no matter where you go you should still be carefull no matter where in the world, and always go with other people, avoid hiking alone.
Supai is a place of great personal and spiritual importance to me. I have been there three times in my life and have been baptized in the creek by my father in the mid seventies and proposed to my wife at hualapai hilltop in 1989. i now am considering taking my children and friends to this paradise. I was however concerned about the safety of my party because I had heard of locals at least harassing campers 20 years ago. I never had a problem and in fact loved the place. finding this site has concerned me and I would like to know from those in the know if in fact Supai has become what some have described here. Should I read the entire backpacker article? the murder of a hiker doesnt comfort me much.
Jenn, I'm sorry to say you are very misguided in your comments. The few days you spent and the beauty you've witnessed are short lived. You are best to speak with those who know. Those who are aware of the problems have spent many, many years there. Should you desire answers feel free to contact me. I can be found !!
Just back from an 8 day adventure in Havasupai. The indigenous people there were only caring, thoughtful and kind as were the fellow tourists/hikers. The tribe has worked diligently repairing the trail damage from last year's flood to amazing results. It's tragic that you all are avoiding such a genuinely enigmatic and rare spot on this earth to justify your own lack of tolerance and acceptance--Discounting an entire population based on one incident is akin to apartheid--and No, JT This beautiful little canyon and Supai village are NOT places of violence and death, and NO whomever, robbery & rape are NOT everyday issues, and the person who wrote about the children attacking teachers and the 300% higher than national average addiction rate--did you make that up--I can't seem to find any evidence or information that supports that.
It is hard to respect the Havasupai for doing this to themselves and their land.
You blame people who are long dead, and you are as racist as the worst racists.
You embrace misery -- perhaps some of you are right, and the recent floods were to smite you. The "white" people you so loathe take far better care of the land than YOU do. Look in the mirror for the shame that is so well-deserved. I did nothing to you. But you CONTINUE to be your own worst enemies. Pathetic.
No reverence from me for people who respect nothing, but expect everyone else to respect them blindly. You are NOT worthy.
This place, Havasupai Village, is filled with violence and drugs with an addicition rate 300% higher than the national average. Small school children have been arrested for trying to attach teachers and playmates while high on meth, the drug of choice in the Village.
Robbery of tourist/hikers as well as rape and beatings are every day issues in the Village. You can find more drugs in the Village per capita than you will in an major city.
This is a place of violence and death with no social justice since the Indians say they are a seperate and independent nation and not bound by the outsiders laws....good luck if you travel there.


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