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Turkey hunters have just over two weeks to prepare for the May 1 opener of New Yorks spring turkey season. While sound preparation doesnt guarantee that hunters will fill their two tags, such preparation does up the odds for success.
Here is a look at four areas that merit preseason attention by hunters.
Places to Hunt
Private landowners have the ideal situation for a place to hunt as landowners can control who hunts the property and have an intimate familiarity with the landscape. Many hunters dont own hunting property, but they have permission to hunt private land. Such hunters should not assume they have hunting privileges from year to year. Instead, hunters should check with the landowner prior to the season to verify the privileges still exist.
Unless the landowner grants exclusive hunting rights, a hunter is advised to communicate with the other hunters who will be using the property. In addition to a safety factor, such communication reduces the chances of interfering with anothers hunt. Too, communication creates camaraderie, and hunters can share information that may prove helpful on future hunts.
Public hunting lands abound across the north country. For those not familiar with the areas public lands, Id recommend visiting the DEC website at www.dec.ny.gov. The hunting tab has a link to All Public Land Areas in Region 6, and that link has maps identifying the various State Forests and Wildlife Management Units in St. Lawrence, Jefferson, and Lewis counties.
Familiarity with the landscape is one key to success on public lands. If you plan on hunting unfamiliar land, acquiring a map is a good starting point. Begin by identifying several access points and parking locations. Having several access points allows you to go to another area if vehicles and other hunters are present at a given site. How much time you spend familiarizing yourself with a new hunting area prior to the season is a judgment call. By spending preseason time in the woods, a hunter gains familiarity with the area, but he also educates the birds.
Preseason Scouting
At the very least, preseason scouting efforts should verify that turkeys are in the area you will be hunting. In a best-case scenario, scouting efforts would result in identifying and patterning particular birds and their roosting, feeding, strutting, and travel areas. In essence though, patterning birds is a season-long endeavor.
To avoid educating birds, some hunters opt to do their scouting from a distance by using binoculars. Up-close scouting, like on-site land familiarization, is a judgment call. While up-close scouting may reveal signs, sightings, and patterns, that type of scouting can also educate turkeys. For those who have permission to hunt private land, the landowner may be an excellent source of preseason information regarding turkey patterns in the area.
Some hunters use calling as part of their preseason scouting. Again, we have another judgment situation as calls will definitely locate gobblers, but calling likely puts more turkeys on alert than any other human intrusion.
For those who opt to locate preseason birds via calling, the general guideline is to keep calling to a minimum and to use locator calls rather than actual turkey calls.
Gear Preparation
Turkey hunters use a fair amount of paraphernalia, so readying gear such as calls, guns, decoys, and vests merits hunter attention prior to the May 1 opener. Regarding calls, todays market offers plenty of quality, easy-to-use ones so hunters are advised to have several types of calls, to make sure they are in good working order, and to do some practice calling. Since I am not a skilled caller, I envy those whose calling allows them to converse with live turkeys in efforts to lure the birds within shooting range.
Regarding your turkey gun, its advisable to do some practicing in order to learn how your gun performs with various brands, shot sizes, and shooting distances. Finding the proper load familiarizes the hunter with the limits of his gun, and this knowledge gives confidence in deciding what shots to take and what shots to pass up when a gobbler approaches the setup.
Regarding decoys, make sure all the components are there, and actually set the decoys up to ensure that they have a proper shape and profile. If there is a means of adding motion to your decoy, such motion often makes the difference between a tom being out of shooting range and being within shooting range.
Regarding gear, make certain your vest is stuffed with the paraphernalia you deem necessary for a spring hunt. On the comfort side, repellent can keep mosquitoes away, a cushion helps those hard-ground sits, and pruning shears clear the way of bothersome brush. From a legal perspective, a pen is necessary for filling out your tag, and an attachment device is necessary for attaching that tag to the carcass.
Spring Youth Hunt
Perhaps the best preseason action of all is to take a youth hunting during the Youth Spring Turkey Hunt slated for next Saturday and Sunday. While such an outing may educate birds in a given area, a few educated turkeys are well worth the reward of introducing youths to the sport of turkey hunting.
Youths between the ages of 12-15 who hold a junior hunting license and a turkey permit are eligible to hunt.
Youths must be accompanied by an adult who also possesses a current hunting license and turkey permit. The adult may assist in calling, but he may not carry or shoot a firearm. The bag limit is one bearded turkey during the youth hunt, and the regular turkey hunting regulations are in effect.
Outdoors Calendar
Today-April 30: PFDs must be worn when aboard any boat, canoe, or kayak less than 21 feet.
Saturday-Sunday: Youth Hunt Days for spring turkey.
Sunday: Racquette Valley F&G Club hosts 3-D Archery Shoot at 233 Coldbrook Drive, South Colton.
April 26, 27: Hunter Education Course at Sackets Sportsmans Club (Register at 232-3407 after 5 p.m.).
April 27-28: Racquette Valley F&G Club hosts Gun and Knife Show at 233 Coldbrook Drive, South Colton.
May 4: St. Lawrence River Walleye Association hosts Opening Day Derby (384-3450).
May 4: St. Lawrence Valley Sportsmens Club hosts annual Opening Day Walleye Derby.
May 11: Home-study Hunter Education Course at Potsdam Town Hall (In-person registration at Town Hall April 22-26).
May 25: Cape Vincent C of C hosts annual Spring Fishing Derby (654-2481).
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While New York is trumpeting a large reduction in prisoners at state facilities, county jails in the north country and across the state are experiencing the opposite effect: many do not have room for the inmates they are receiving.
In a statement about the closure of four correctional facilies in the state released by the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision in July, the state boasted a 24 percent decline in prison population since its height in 1999.
The reduction is credited to a 15 percent decrease in the state crime rate over the past ten years, a 13 percent reduction in the number of violent crimes and a reduction in the number of people sentenced to prison for drug offenses.
At the same time, counties across the state are trying to figure out why their jails are at the bursting point.
The reason is not clear, though the phenomenon is well documented. The New York State Association of Counties has been tracking its development for 10 years.
From a county perspective, we are seeing dramatic decreases in state prison population at the same time we are seeing increases in county jail populations, said Mark F. LaVigne, deputy director of NYSAC. Why is that? There are lots of questions to be asked and answered at the state level...but it is a growing cost for county taxpayers.
In the north country, the issue is most prevalent and longstanding in Jefferson County.
tough on staff, inmates
On the days when Sgt. Gregory has to send inmates out of the jail which happens at least twice a week it takes him seven hours to complete the process.
First he looks at the roster of inmates and tries to identify those who are the best qualified to go those inmates who do not have upcoming court dates or need medical or psychological attention.
Then he has to make a round of calls throughout the state to try to find another facility willing to take his charges. Once he finds a spot for his inmates, he has to complete paperwork clearing their transfer before making another round of calls to find corrections officers willing to work overtime to transport the inmates.
Its rather time consuming, Sgt. Gregory said.
The experience is different for the inmates.
Ryan P. Clement, 27, and Damion R. Steele, 44, are both inmates committed to the Jefferson County jail who have spent a significant amount of their time at other facilities in the state.
Mr. Clement, who is waiting to be sentenced to a state drug treatment program after violating the terms of his contract with Jefferson County Drug Court, spent four months in Albany County after being sent to jail in October.
I havent enjoyed it, he said, adding that he gets depressed being so far away from his family, who visit him regularly in Watertown. He also said that being outboarded slows down the court system and keeps him from his ultimate goal: getting his life back together and helping to raise his 6-year old daughter.
It stops everything. Any progress thats happening, it stops it, he said.
Ms. Steele was more stoic about the practice but less diplomatic in her assessment of it.
It sucks, she said.
In seven months, shes been outboarded six times, always to Oneida County.
You get down there and you cant see your family unless they come down there and a lot of families cant, Ms. Steele said. You cant call your public defender. Its understandable though this jail is so tiny.
She wont have to deal with the hassle much longer. On Monday, she is headed to Willard Drug Treatment Camp in Romulus for a 97 day shock incarceration-style program. If she fails that, shes looking at six years in prison.
Big budget drain
Most days, there are between 40 and 60 inmates boarded out from the Jefferson County jail.
According to numbers compiled by the Sheriffs Department, the county spent $925,755 outboarding inmates in 2011 and $853,769.79 in 2012. The county and has budgeted $900,000 for 2013, according to its adopted budget. It has already surpassed that estimate.
While officials and administrators acknowlege that the cost shows no signs of diminishing, they say that it is still cheaper to outboard inmates than to add on to the exisiting jail, driving Jefferson County Sheriff John P. Burns to distraction, as he has long railed against the Board of Legislators stubborn refusal to build.
According to Mr. Burns, outboarding not only costs the county taxpayers money, it puts undue strain on his corrections officers, who usually have to work overtime shifts to ferry inmates back and forth for court appearances and meetings with their attorneys.
The county did make some initial forays into the prospect of building an addition a few years ago.
A 2008 study showed that an addition would cost around $12 million. Bonded over 15 years, the annual cost to the county in 2013 dollars would be $1,340,000. Jail staff would also have to be increased by 10 people to accomodate the additional inmates an average annual expense of $765,296 in 2013 dollars.
The jail has a capacity of 160 inmates but can only operate at 80 percent of that capacity, according to state regulations. The county currently has a waiver to run the jail at 90 percent capacity 144 inmates according to jail supervisor Lt. Kristopher M. Spencer.
On Wednesday, the jail had 45 inmates housed out, including four in federal custody. The county does not have to pay for inmates under the supervision of the U.S. Marshals Service.
Of the 41 other inmates, one was in Essex County, six were in Lewis County, 11 were in Oneida County and the lions share 23 were in Albany County.
Albany County has one of the largest facilities in the state with more than 1,000 beds. Because of its size, it can open up an entire housing unit just for Jefferson County, which makes it easier to track and transport those inmates, Lt. Spencer said.
As of the end of August, Jefferson County has outboarded an average of 49 inmates a day during each of the first eight months of the year at a cost of $1,055,837.48.
a statewide problem
It is no different in many other counties across the state.
According to a Friday report from the New York State Commission of Correction, of the 57 New York counties outside of New York City, 34 were outboarding inmates nearly 60 percent. The numbers fall in a range from one inmate outboarded from several counties to 155 outboarded from Dutchess County. The average is 17.8.
The list includes 16 counties that are both inboarding and outboarding inmates.
According to Lt. Spencer, this is often done because of classification rules that control the ratio of minor and female inmates to male inmates in a given facility and the physical characteristics of the facility, including the ability to keep adult males inmates segregated from females and minors as well as the number of jailers qualified to work with those populations.
The average cost of keeping an inmate in Jefferson County is $124.40 per day, according to Lt. Spencer.
In 2012, inmates were outboarded for 9,511 days a number determined by the average number of inmates housed out in a given month multiplied by the number of days in that month.
Outboarding cost Jefferson County $853,769.70 in 2012, including overtime, transport costs, and fringe benfits, resulting in an average daily outboarding cost of $89.76 per inmate.
Different counties charge Jefferson Counties different rates to house its inmates.
According to Lt. Spencer, Oneida and Lewis Counties charge $90 per inmate per day while Essex and Albany Counties charge $70 and $80 per inmate per day, respectively.
The rate at Jefferson County is higher because it factors in maintenance costs, food service, medical service and educators at the jail, Lt. Spencer said.
A different dilemma
St. Lawrence Countys problem with its jail operating near capacity or beyond are more recent than the longer-standing issues in Jefferson County.
St. Lawrence opened a new jail in 2009 with a capacity of 164 inmates. The jail can accommodate 186 inmates with double-bunking in 22 cells, a measure that was approved by the state Commission of Correction in 2010.
Lawmakers weighing the cost of construction versus what might happen in the future determined the jails size despite a consultants warning that recent trends would see the jail filled within half a dozen years.
State prison populations are going down. Where that populations going is county jails, Sheriff Kevin M. Wells said. Everybodys bursting.
In St. Lawrences case, the consultants prediction came a few years sooner than expected, accelerated by a slow-moving court system and budget cuts.
On a recent day, the jails population was at 177, including 153 men and 24 women. The percentage of sentenced inmates versus those held for other reasons was 15 to 85. An ideal mix would be closer to 50-50, Sheriff Wells said.
We should be running 140 to 150, max. Weve consistently been boarding six out for a while, Sheriff Wells said. It causes us problems with overtime and the cost of food. The jail runs efficiently but its a stressor on staff.
Excessive numbers of inmates, often not the healthiest population, can cost the county more for detoxification programs and emergency room visits. Their court appearances take up the time of the road patrol. Some inmates require more security watches than others.
The county is already increasing the correctional division of the sheriffs budget by $160,000 this year to pay for the cost of boarding out prisoners.
County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire doubts the additional money already approved by legislators will be enough to get through the year but she could not predict how much more might be needed or if it would mean the county ends up spending more than what it budgeted for contingency.
The jail is continually overcrowded. Until we find alternatives, we probably will continue to see higher costs this year, she said. I dont have a crystal ball. Weve asked the sheriff to look at all aspects of his budget, to see if he has other money he could transfer.
seeking solutions
Jefferson County legislators, who balk at the havoc new jail construction would wreak on their carefully crafted budget, realize that outboarding is not a long-term solution. Instead, they are looking to the state to help them with a problem that they feel is not of their own doing.
Philip N. Reed, R-Fishers Landing, chairman of the Jefferson County Board of Legislators General Services Committee, is questioning why the state wont cooperate on the overcrowding issue.
Utilizing recently closed dormitories at the Watertown Correctional Facility at Dry Hill would be ideal for housing inmates from Jefferson County instead of shipping those inmates across the state, he has said.
Its one thing to say, Weve repealed laws and restricted sentencing guidelines. If the state has vacancies it cant turn a blind eye to whats going on in many many counties across the state, were not alone in that, Mr. Reed said. Its time to get serious. Whats the states plan? Leave these buildings empty? We need to come together to mitigate the cost to the taxpayer.
Jail outboarding is a county problem and not a state problem, Sheriff Burns asserted, though he said would support a push to open up the dormitories at the Watertown Correctional Facility for county inmates.
Ive been behind that forever but the last time I spoke with the state they told me it was absolutely not going to happen, Mr. Burns said.
Jails were created to keep local people local so that you didnt have a hardship if people wanted to visit, Mr. Burns said. Were boarding inmates out as far as Albany County. Families cant afford to go 300 miles to visit their loved ones.
state roadblocks
But there are several regulations barring such a practice, according to New York state Corrections Law.
A section of the law requires anyone committed to the sheriff be kept in the county jail. The sheriff cannot let any such person out of jail without lawful authority, the law states.
Another section allows county jail inmates to be transferred to state facilities only under extraordinary circumstances, such as a natural disaster or the outbreak of a pestilential disease.
Another provision of the law relates to people released from prison on parole. Parolees arrested for violating the terms of their parole are to be held in the county where they are arrested until their cases are adjudicated, according to Corrections Law.
On Wednesday, Jefferson County had two parole violators on its rolls and 14 parolees who had been arrested for new crimes.
At one time, the state provided a small reimbursement to counties for housing parole violators around $34 but that practice stopped in 2009.
On Friday, there were 816 parole violators housed at county jails throughout the state, according to the Commission of Correction. There were also 250 state-ready inmates who had been sentenced to state prison but had not yet been moved.
Felons accused of violating their parole can languish in county jails because their cases, which can include charges in other courts, can take time to resolve. A bill pushed by state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, would require parole violators be transferred to a state facility within 10 days.
The bill was passed by the Senate during this years legislative session but was not picked up by the Assembly.
Assemblyman Kenneth D. Blankenbush, R-Black River, is planning to sign onto the bill as a co-sponsor next session, according to the assemblymans chief of staff, Brian Peck.
We definitely appreciate that effort, while its not going to totally remedy the situation, every little bit helps, Mr. Reed said.
The association of counties is also asking the state to move parolees out of county jails faster or to start reimbursing counties for housing parolees again. The association is also in favor of enrolling inmates in Medicaid for those who qualify and of the use of telepsychiatry and telemedicine to save money.
Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said many inmates in county lockup end up there because they are not being served by the existing mental health system and that a renewed emphasis on mental-health care may help alleviate the problem of overcrowding.
She said that the planned closure of the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center in Ogdensburg would only exacerbate the current problem.
A bill that would require the commissioner of correctional services to enter into agreements with counties to take custody of inmates serving sentences longer than 90 days was introduced earlier this year by Assemblywoman Aileen M. Gunther, D-Forestburgh. It was referred to the Assemblys committee on Correction in January but was never voted on.
State representatives from the north country are generally in favor of the idea of housing inmates at nearby state correctional facilities, though they voiced several concerns, including payment arrangements with the state and keeping unsentenced inmates away from sentenced felons.
a slow-moving system
The population at the St. Lawrence County jail took a dip earlier in the week when seven inmates went to state prison. Five more were ready to go, but they are generally not the reason for overcrowding.
They dont stay here long. Its not about the state-ready, Sheriff Wells said. The problem with county jails is with parolees.
On a recent day, the jail housed five parolees. The average daily cost of housing an inmate in the St. Lawrence County jail is $119.
Changes in how the court system treats certain defendants has also driven up jail numbers.
Drug offenders are often steered into judicial intervention programs which can keep them out of state prison and help them with their addiction or mental health but it also means many of them sit in jail while waiting for a rehabilitation program. They can also land back in jail several times if they violate conditions of their program.
Its a serious burden on local resources. We dont have adequate services as it is, District Attorney Nicole M. Duve said. Dressed up under another name, its another unfunded mandate.
Holdups at every step of the criminal justice system can also lead to more jail inmates.
Its a combination of things, Sheriff Wells said. Its not that anyone is not doing their job.
Ms. Duves office has struggled with not having enough attorneys. Although legislators approved hiring replacements earlier this summer for two assistants who left, Ms. Duve said she has not yet found attorneys to take the jobs. Ms. Duve is facing re-election and tells candidates they may be out of a job if she is defeated by Republican challenger Mary E. Rain.
The Probation Department also has been stretched by budget reductions demanded by legislators to cut costs. Rather than the six weeks it used to take for a presentence investigation report, a completed study can now take ten weeks. Meanwhile, defendants usually sit in jail.
When I gave up a senior probation officer, I forecast what would happen, Probation Director Edward C. Gauthier said.
taking local steps
St. Lawrence County is already talking about what it can do to ease jail overcrowding.
Theres no doubt budget cuts made it tough, Legislator Vernon D. Sam Burns, D-Ogdensburg, said during a recent discussion of the problem at a committee meeting. We may in the big picture save more by giving Probation additional staff and tweaking the whole process.
Public Defender Stephen D. Button is working on an alternatives to incarceration state grant application that could include the return of electronic home monitoring, which ended in 2011.
People placed on electronic home monitoring are fitted with a computerized bracelet that sets off an alert if they do not stay in their homes. The monitors can include a global positioning system to track movements and a sobriety device to ensure alcohol and possibly drugs are not abused.
Mr. Gauthier has made no secret of his departments reservations about electronic home monitoring because it adds more supervisory responsibility for a staff he does not have. When people break the terms of their probation, they are sent back to court whether they have been on their own recognizance or wearing a bracelet.
We find them in violation, Mr. Gauthier said. Electronic home monitoring just adds another layer to that.
But County Court Judge Jerome J. Richards said he appreciated the option when he was district attorney.
I liked it, the judge told legislators. I think it kept people out of jail who were close to going to jail. I think most people want to stay out of jail if you give them a way.
In addition to potentially reducing the jail population, electronic home monitoring can convince defendants to change their behavior and let the court know if they are a good candidate for probation as a sentence, he said.
Violators under electronic home monitoring are easier to send to jail than if a defendant was released on recognizance, Judge Richard said.
You dont need testimony, he said. It just has to be reasonable cause.
But Judge Richards acknowledged electronic home monitoring requires more staff than Mr. Gauthier has.
Its pretty time intensive, he said. Eds been sliced pretty thin so I dont know how that would work out.
The county is also looking at speeding up alcohol and drug evaluations while inmates are in the jail.
The Jefferson County Probation Department also uses electronic home monitoring as part of its pre-trial alternatives to incarceration program, which screened 1,424 inmates in 2012, eventually removing 392 from the jail under its supervision.
smaller jail, better shape
Unlike its neighbors, Lewis County has not experienced extensive jail overcrowding, allowing it to accept inmates from surrounding counties and federal prisoners from Fort Drum. Its local inmate census has stayed steady.
Were very lucky here that were not growing, Sheriff Michael P. Carpinelli said.
Lewis County last year was paid $210,150 to house 84 outside inmates, 54 federal ones and 30 from other counties, according to information provided by Lt. Sherry M. Stanford, jail administrator. So far this year, 34 have been housed, including a pair of federal prisoners currently in the Lowville jail.
Sheriff Carpinelli said the jail, which has a capacity of 42 inmates, is typically only jammed with local prisoners once a year, stemming from arrests made at a Turin-area music festival.
moe.down, thats the only time, he said.
According to Lt. Stanford, the Lewis County jail housed 39 inmates Friday morning, including six male inmates from Jefferson County.
The county charges $90 per day to board outside inmates, although that amount has not been adjusted for about five years and, thus, may not cover costs as well as it did initially, she said.
The countys Public Safety Complex on outer Stowe Street, which opened in 1990, includes two large cell blocks with 16 beds apiece, four other two-bed blocks and two additional holding cells that may be used for inmates in a pinch. The smaller blocks are typically used to house female and youth prisoners, who must be kept separate from the primary population of adult males, Lt. Stanford said.
While currently unnecessary, a future addition to the Lewis County jail could allow for more flexibility and, possibly, be effectively paid for by housing extra outside inmates, Sheriff Carpinelli said.
Staff writers Martha Ellen and Steve Virkler contributed to this story.
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Corporate giant Monsanto, known for its controversial business model, lobbying, and its widely criticized genetically modified organisms (GMOs), has officially joined the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, a group of powerful interests including major banks and Big Oil backing the United Nations "Agenda 21" scheme for so-called "sustainable development." Critics, however, expressed alarm over the announcement, saying the global "sustainability" push is really a transparent plot to centralize power in the UN and enrich special interests at the expense of private property rights, national sovereignty, and individual liberty.
Despite the widespread suspicion and criticism plaguing both Monsanto and the global Big Business alliance pushing the UN's Agenda 21, the company and the coalition celebrated the move in a recent press release. According to the announcement late last month, the biotech behemoth will be rolling out a "sustainability" course for its employees all over the world. Chairman and CEO Hugh Grant will represent the GMO company as a "Council Member" in the global "sustainable development" coalition.
Even though Monsanto has become probably one of the most controversial companies in the world, it is extraordinarily well connected in the halls of power, and the global business alliance for "sustainable development" celebrated the firm's decision to sign up. "In joining the WBCSD, Monsanto is taking an important step along a continuum towards developing a more sustainable agriculture system — one that improves our daily lives, respects our global environment and recognizes the importance of the world's small-holder farmers," claimed council President Peter Bakker in a statement posted on the group's website.
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Guys, Mark Sanchez is serial about getting this thing turned around.
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Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comYes, Mark, that's the important thing. Believing that you are close to becoming relevant, instead of actually already BEING relevant more than halfway through the season!!!
Mark, I'm already dizzy from watching this offense. I'm dizzy because I have to huff paint fumes** make it through watching any of your games from the start to it's inexorable and totally predictable end.
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Danny Price was born Dec. 12, 1920 and was raised in Emery County. He is a longtime resident of Wellington and is sometimes known as the "honeyman."
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He is married to the late Maxine Jorgensen of 67 years together. Father of Diane (Jimmy) Henrie and JD (Sherry) Price. He is the grandfather to nine grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.
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Reasons for Non-treatment of Hepatitis C in HCV Mono-infected Patients Versus HCV-HIV Co-infected Patients in a University Setting
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Despite recent advances in treatment modalities, a large proportion of patients with HCV do not receive treatment. The reasons for non-treatment need to be elucidated to properly address these factors. Appropriate evaluation and treatment of HCV is important in providing the optimal care to these persons. It is also important to document and characterize treatment patterns and prescription rates for policy, resource allocation and funding purposes. This study will determine the rates of treatment for HCV monoinfected and HCV-HIV co-infected patients, and determine the reasons for non-treatment. It will also directly compare the two populations to determine if any differences exist in the reasons for non-treatment. This study has implications for patient care, their health outcomes, policy making, funding and resource allocation.
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BETHESDA, Md. (WUSA) -- Seventeen-year-old Miles Hendricks should be playing a much different tune. Earlier this year, he accidently dove teeth first into a goal post.
"I saw my teeth on the ground. And, it felt like my gums were pushed up a lot," Miles says.
His dad, Evan, called his insurance company, United Healthcare, to confirm that Miles' dental accident was covered under their policy.
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"The courts will always rule that any ambiguity favors the consumer," says Robert Hunter.
Hunter is the Director of Insurance for the Consumer Federation of America. He says families shouldn't just roll over and take no for an answer.
"I tell consumers, when they have a claim, particularly a big claim, that they have to be prepared to fight," insurance expert says.
The family was now faced with either paying for the $20,000 procedure out of their own pocket or fighting United Healthcare to honor the policy.
We took a look at their policy. Pages 14 and 15 say that "dental services to repair damage caused by accidental injury..." are covered. But, when you flip to pages 50 and 51, the policy excludes "dental implants and bone grafts related to implant placement."
Miles' mom Rosario says, "We pay the insurance $1,600 a month! We have paid many, many years with them, and suddenly, when we need them, they're like oh no, that's not in the paper."
Implants are today, without question, the state of the standard of care and provide by far the best service," says Miles' dentist Eric Foretich.
The Hendricks say United Healthcare wouldn't pay for the implants and didn't give them any other alternatives. So, they took the matter to the insurance commissions in Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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"It's crushed me to see that this company is willing to do this to my son. That they would be willing to let him go through his whole life with permanent damage so they can keep an extra $20,000.
After our interview, the Hendricks learned that the DC Insurance Commission sided with them, and ordered United to pay for the procedure.
A representative for the company says, "United Healthcare is following the guidance provided by the Department of Insurance and processing payment to the Hendricks family."
It's a race against time for Miles to finally get his implants. His parents hope other people facing a similar situation know that there is help.
"Read your contract, know your rights, trust your instincts and don't give up," Evan Hendricks says.
Even more good news for Miles, he is scheduled to have the procedure done in early December.
If you end up in a fight with your insurance company theConsumer Federation of America offers the following:
Keep good records
File a complaint with the company at the top
And, check with theNational Association of Insurance Commissioners to see which companies have better claim records.


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Occasionally, a deal comes around that almost seems too good to be true. This offer from Fleetway Travel, with a stay at the ultra-luxurious Taj Palace Marrakesh, personal butler service and a host of extravagant extras, appears to be one of those -- and at £499 per person, you save over £500, too.
The treat-filled package includes:
Condé Nast Traveller describes the Taj as a "splendid palace, its interior awash with gold leaf, jewels and hand-painted floral frescoes", while Luxury Travel Magazine lists it as one of the World's Best 5-Star City Hotels. "The impact of the hotel is scarcely less imposing than its namesake in Agra," says The Independent.
The hotel opened to the public in January this year, after its opulent bedrooms appeared in "Sex and the City 2" nearly three years ago. Set in the exclusive Palmeraie region of Marrakesh across 55 hectares of landscaped gardens, it is overlooked by the snow-capped Atlas Mountains and surrounded by palm trees and olive groves.
Bedrooms are spread over the main palace and four traditional riads. Riad Palmeraie Rooms are on the upper floors. Each has a view of the desert, a separate dressing room, a terrace, a flat-screen TV and an espresso coffee machine. Luxurious touches include a pillow menu, turndown service and the services of of a personal butler.
There are six restaurants and bars, ranging from a pan-Asian restaurant with a show kitchen to the Bombay Club, which has an extensive cognac and cigar menu. The hotel also has a spa with 14 treatment rooms, two hammams, a yoga temple and Moroccan treatments.
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Wednesday, February 02, 2011When the Lipscomb Lady Bisons packed for their trip to Jacksonville one thing coach Frank Bennett wanted his players to leave behind was any thoughts of Monday's 78-53 loss to Stetson.
Thursday at 4:30 the Lady Bisons will face North Florida at UNF Arena. Saturday at noon they will play at Jacksonville.
The Lady Bisons lost 57-53 to North Florida Jan. 10. The game was tied at 53-53 with nine second left at Allen Arena, but North Florida scored the final four points.
North Florida has won six of its last seven games.
The Lady Bisons are 8-14, 5-8 in the A-Sun. North Florida is 8-12 overall, 6-5 in the conference.
North Florida holds a 9-1 series advantage.
Brittany Kirkland leads North Florida with 15.6 points per game. Larkira Jones is the top rebounder with 8.8 per game.
The Lady Bisons are led by guard Jenna Bartsokas with 16 points per game and guard Anna Bowers with 13.7. Brittany Duerk is the leading rebounder with 5.7 per game.
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42 U.S. Code § 8371, 8372 - Repealed.
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Section 8371,Pub. L. 95–620, title IV, § 401,Nov. 9, 1978, 92 Stat. 3314, authorized Secretary to prohibit by order the use of natural gas as primary energy source in existing boilers used for space heating purposes which consume 300 Mcf or more natural gas per day and have capability to use petroleum as primary energy source, and in new boilers to be used for space heating purposes which would be capable of consuming 300 Mcf or more of natural gas per day.
Section 8372,Pub. L. 95–620, title IV, § 402,Nov. 9, 1978, 92 Stat. 3315; Pub. L. 97–35, title X, § 1024,Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 617, prohibited installation of outdoor lighting fixtures using natural gas before Nov. 9, 1978, phased out distribution of natural gas to be used in outdoor lighting other than that installed for residential use before Nov. 9, 1978, and required distributors of natural gas to disseminate information to customers to discourage use of natural gas for outdoor lighting.
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11 U.S. Code § 1304 - Debtor engaged in business
(a) A debtor that is self-employed and incurs trade credit in the production of income from such employment is engaged in business.
(b) Unless the court orders otherwise, a debtor engaged in business may operate the business of the debtor and, subject to any limitations on a trustee under sections 363 (c) and 364 of this title and to such limitations or conditions as the court prescribes, shall have, exclusive of the trustee, the rights and powers of the trustee under such sections.
Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2646; Pub. L. 98–353, title III, §§ 311(b)(2), 526,July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 355, 389; Pub. L. 111–327, § 2(a)(40),Dec. 22, 2010, 124 Stat. 3562.)
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Section 1304(b) of the House amendment adopts the approach taken in the comparable section of the Senate amendment as preferable to the position taken in the House bill.
senate report no. 95–989
Increased access to the simpler, speedier, and less expensive debtor relief provisions of chapter 13 is accomplished by permitting debtors engaged in business to proceed under chapter 13, provided their income is sufficiently stable and regular to permit compliance with a chapter 13 plan [section 101 (24)] and that the debtor (or the debtor and spouse) do not owe liquidated, noncontingent unsecured debts of $50,000, or liquidated, noncontingent secured debts of $200,000 (§ 109(d)).
Section 1304 (a) states that a self-employed individual who incurs trade credit in the production of income is a debtor engaged in business.
Subsection (b) empowers a chapter 13 debtor engaged in business to operate his business, subject to the rights, powers and limitations that pertain to a trustee under sections 363 (c) and 364 of title 11, and subject to such further limitations and conditions as the court may prescribe.
Subsection (c) requires a chapter 13 debtor engaged in business to file with the court certain financial statements relating to the operation of the business.
2010—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 111–327substituted "704(a)(8)" for "704(8)".
1984—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 98–353, § 526, struck out the comma after "of the debtor".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 98–353, § 311(b)(2), substituted "section 704 (8)" for "section 704 (7)".
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 98–353effective with respect to cases filed 90 days after July 10, 1984, see section 552(a) ofPub. L. 98–353, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
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Comprehensive Testing Schedule Announced
Forked River, N.J. – Exelon Generation has completed the installation of a new state-of-the-art siren system around the Oyster Creek Generating Station, part of a $13 million investment that began in 2010 to upgrade sirens around the company's nuclear stations.
The new system includes 42 sirens with improved sound coverage and battery back-up capability. This ensures the sirens will be able to operate and provide notification if electrical service is interrupted.
The new system will now undergo extensive testing in accordance with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) requirements. The test schedule is as follows:
• Thursday, May 23 at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. – full three minute test
• Wednesday, May 29 – four separate tests beginning at 9 a.m. (three minutes each)In the event of inclement weather, these tests will occur on Thursday, May 30.
Tests of the existing sirens will continue until the new sirens are certified by FEMA. A three-minute test will be performed at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, June 4.
"Protecting the health and safety of the public is our top priority and emergency planning is a key part of that effort," said Garey Stathes, Oyster Creek site vice president. "The siren system upgrade strengthens Ocean County's ability to alert the public in the unlikely event of a station emergency or severe weather advisory."
The sirens are part of Oyster Creek's extensive emergency response system that includes detailed emergency plans; dedicated off-site facilities; and training and public information materials. A postcard announcing the test schedule has been mailed to all residents who reside within the Oyster Creek emergency planning zone.
The purpose of the sirens is to notify residents to tune to an Emergency Alert System (EAS) radio or television station in case of an emergency.
Oyster Creek is located 60 miles east of Philadelphia in Ocean County, New Jersey, and currently produces electricity for more than 600,000 homes.
Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC) is the nation's leading competitive energy provider, with 2012 revenues of approximately $23.5 billion. Headquartered in Chicago, Exelon has operations and business activities in 47 states, the District of Columbia and Canada. Exelon is one of the largest competitive U.S. power generators, with approximately 35,000 megawatts of owned capacity comprising one of the nation's cleanest and lowest-cost power generation fleets. The company's Constellation business unit provides energy products and services to approximately 100,000 business and public sector customers and approximately 1 million residential customers. Exelon's utilities deliver electricity and natural gas to more than 6.6 million customers in central Maryland (BGE), northern Illinois (ComEd) and southeastern Pennsylvania (PECO).


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Gravityworks 4.0L Water Filter System
In Stock Product Number: 28078
The reviews keep coming and one thing is clear, the Platypus GravityWorks system is changing how people filter water. Delivering four liters of filtered water is just 2.5 minutes with no pumping, there's simply no easier or faster way to get safe water away from home. Ideal for bigger groups, the system's eight-liter capacity eliminates both the worry and hassle of keeping plenty of water around for anything you need.
- Fast! Filters four liters in 2.5 minutes.
- 8L capacity lets you easily transport and store water for groups.
- Backflushes in four seconds, maintaining optimal performance with no additional parts or tools required.
- Platy™ zip opening collects water easily–even in challenging situations.
- Clean storage reservoir with shutoff clamp makes dispensing water a breeze.
- Create a custom system to meet your personal needs using our wide range of accessories.
- Effective: Meets all EPA & NSF guidelines for the removal of Bacteria and Protozoa, including Giardia, Cryptosporidium, E. coli, Salmonella and Cholera.
- Width 3.25 in / 8 cm
- Length: 9.5 in / 24 cm
- Filter media: Hollow Fiber
- Filter pore size: 0.2 microns
- Flow (L/min): 1.75 liters per min
- Cartridge life: 1500 liters
- Field cleanable: Yes
- Water Bottle Adapter: No
- Cartridge replacement indicator: No
- Made in USA of US and imported parts
Gender: Unisex
Weight: 11.5 oz / 326 g
Dimensions: 3.25" / 8 cm X 9.5" / 24 cm (WxH)
Season: F14
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Definitely will be using this on our backpacking trips. My backpacking weight will be reduced due to having the ability to filter water my trips for both myself and wife.
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I used this on a backpacking trip on the AT and it is hands down the best filter. I have used most filters and for ease of use nothing can come close to this. Having four liters helps when you are in larger groups and or don't want to make a second trip to get more water. Love the fact you can disconnect the filter and dirty bag and use the clean water bag as my hydration in my pack. Big advantage is the clamp that lets water out like a garden hose. Which means you can cool down on a hot day. Highly recommend this filter!!!
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Laura Quinn, a bright, driven and beautiful executive at the London Diamond Corporation, finds herself frustrated by a glass ceiling after years of faithful employment, as man after man is promoted ahead of her despite her greater experience. Hobbs, the nighttime janitor at London Diamond, is virtually invisible to the executives that work there, but over the years has amassed a startling amount of knowledge about how the company runs. Hobbs has his own bone to pick with London Diamond. Observing Laura's frustration, he convinces her to help him execute an ingenious plan to steal a hefty sum in diamonds. But unbeknownst to Laura, Hobbs plans go even farther than he's let on, and together they set in motion a thrilling heist of dizzying proportions, the likes of which London has never seen.
Cast: Michael Caine, Demi Moore, Constantine Gregory, Joss Ackland, Jonathan Aris, Simon Day
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Directed by: Michael Radford
Written by: Edward Anderson
Running time: 1hr 40min
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Injury News: Four Doutbful
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According to Manish Mehta of the NY Daily News, several players missed practice today:
Rex Ryan says Keller, Hill, Berry and Bryan Thomas didn't practice today and will be doubtful for MNF vs Titans
Rich Cimini had previously reported that Thomas expected to play. Ricky Sapp, currently listed as probable with an ankle injury, would likely see action in his absence. Thomas and Bilal Powell (whose toe x-rays came up negative) had both practiced on Friday, but were limited.
Braylon Edwards is listed as questionable, but Rex Ryan is optimistic he will play according to the Star Ledger. Rex also expects Tim Tebow to play and although LaRon Landry and Sione Po'uha did not participate fully in practice, that has been the pattern over the last few weeks, so it seems likely both will start, barring a late setback. Po'uha is also likely to be listed as questionable along with Clyde Gates. While he was limited, today was the first time Gates has practiced at all since suffering a head injury last month.


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Boracade Jacket (Women's)
Out of Stock Product Number: 31229
Featuring a feminine silhouette and flattering stitch lines, the women's ExOffico Boracade Jacket is stylish and durable, and will protect you from the elements wherever you travel. With stretch twill fabric treated with a DWR (Durable Water repellent) for high water and wind resistance, microfleece lined collar and hand pockets, and an internal travel pocket system (check it out), the Boracade is functional in any language.
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
- Soft shell two-way stretch fabric
- Soft brushed interior
- Internal travel pocket system
- Microfleece-lined collar
- Treated with Durable Water repellent (DWR) for water and stain resistance
- Elastic bungee cord in bottom hem
- Adjustable velcro at cuffs
- Two security zip hand pockets
- Security zip chest pocket
- Drop-tail for extra coverage
- High strength
Gender: Women's
Material: 96% Nylon / 4% Spandex
Fit: 2nd Layer
Season: F12
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Ok guys, our creative juices are kinda dwindeling here. Jman just got done re-vamping the store so that should have a new layout in the next day or so. Yet, I want to add more to the site, what are your ideas? What do you guys want to see here that isn't already? Not something like more OMP's or something, you know what I mean something brand spanking new to expand the site not just add on to it. So give me your .02 cents!
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Hi Aragorn,
Well I'm no expert on websites but you have a pretty nice setup already as far as I'm concerned.Heck,you probably stay busy maintaining all you have now.Wouldn't more stuff mean more work for you and Jman?I cannot think of anything else that needs to be added to the site right now,but someone else may have an idea or three.


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From bar mitvah ... to Broadway!
Sam Horowitz became an overnight sensation when his bar mitzvah dance routine went viral.
The 13-year-old was invited to recreate his performance live on "Good Morning America," right down to the sparkly shirt. Check out the video below:
Here's the original viral video, complete with the elaborate stage rigging with Sam descending from the ceiling:
Sam's mother Angela revealed that the routine was all his idea, and it was his dream from age 9. The routine was hard work though, Sam practiced his Christina Aguilera/Jennifer Lopez routine every Sunday for a month!
Who would've guess that he'd go from dancing at the Omni Hotel in Dallas to Times Square, just a few blocks from Broadway? Sam definitely joins Rebecca Black and Double Dream Hands guy in internet infamy!
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Transport Samut Songkhram
Samut Songkhram can be reached via private car, public bus, or train. Once there, it may be easier to get around with your own car, but there are standard forms of local transport available for visitors: i.e. songtaews, motorbike taxis, tuk tuks, and public busses.
From Wongwianyai Railway Station, there are daily Bangkok - Samut Songkhram trains. Get off at Samut Sakon Province Railway Station, take a boat to Ban Laem Railway Station and get on the train to Samut Songkhram. You can also take a train from Wongwianyai Railway Station in Bangkok, get off at Mahachai Railway Station, and then take a bus to Samut Songkhram. Call Wongwianyai Railway Station at 0-2465-2017 for more information.
At the Bangpakaew T-intersection to Thonburi - Paktho Road, take Highway No. 35, through the Mahachai - Nakluea intersection; at Km. 64, turn right to Muang Samut Songkhram.
The Transport Co., Ltd. services Bangkok - Samut Songkhram with daily busses departing from the Southern Bus Terminal on Baromrajajonnani Road. Call at 02-435-5031 for information about air-conditioned busses and 02-434-5557-8 for non-air conditioned busses.
As in most rural Thai provinces there are typically songtaews that follow established routes around the provincial capital and between towns within the province. Songtaews, motorbike taxis, and some form of tuk tuk are usually available for private charter as well. If you want to travel further afield ask your hotel if they can arrange a car and driver for the day or direct you to the local bus services.


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42 U.S. Code § 297f - Repealed.
Section, act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title VIII, § 827, as added Sept. 4, 1964, Pub. L. 88–581, § 2, 78 Stat. 917; amended Nov. 3, 1966, Pub. L. 89–751, § 6(a), 80 Stat. 1233; Aug. 16, 1968, Pub. L. 90–490, title II, § 222(g), 82 Stat. 785; July 9, 1971, Pub. L. 92–52, § 3(c), 85 Stat. 145; Nov. 18, 1971, Pub. L. 92–158, § 6(d)(2), 85 Stat. 478, set out provisions relating to terms, conditions, limitations, manner of payment, etc., of loans to schools of nursing to capitalize student loan funds.
Effective Date of Repeal
Repeal effective July 1, 1975, see section 905 ofPub. L. 94–63, set out as an Effective Date of 1975 Amendment note under section 297a of this title.
Availability of Nurse Training Revolving Fund for Payment of Obligations Deposits Into Fund; Transfer of Excess Amounts to General Fund of Treasury Authorization of Appropriations
Pub. L. 94–63, title IX, § 936(e)(2), (3),July 29, 1975, 89 Stat. 363, provided that:
"(2) The nurse training fund created within the Treasury by section 827(d)(1) of the Act [42 U.S.C. 297f (d)(1)] shall remain available to the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare [now Health and Human Services] for the purpose of meeting his responsibilities respecting participations in obligations acquired under section 827 of the Act [42 U.S.C. 297f]. The Secretary shall continue to deposit in such fund all amounts received by him as interest payments or repayments of principal on loans under such section 27[827]. If at any time the Secretary determines the moneys in the funds exceed the present and any reasonable prospective further requirements of such fund, such excess may be transferred to the general fund of the Treasury.
"(3) There are authorized to be appropriated without fiscal year limitation such sums as may be necessary to enable the Secretary to make payments under agreements entered into under section 827(b) of the Act [42 U.S.C. 297f (b)] before the date of the enactment of this Act [July 29, 1975]."
Conversion of Federal Capital Contribution to a Loan Under Section 297f of This Title
Pub. L. 89–751, § 6(e)(2),Nov. 3, 1966, 80 Stat. 1236, authorized the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare to convert a Federal capital contribution to a student loan fund of a particular institution, made under this subchapter, from funds appropriated pursuant thereto for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967, to a loan under section 297f of this title.
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Las Vegas, September 22, 2009 – Further demonstrating the Company's commitment to providing comprehensive and advanced solutions to business enterprises, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging and advanced office solutions, will have uniFLOW Output Manager (OM) 4.0 on display during its Integrated Solutions Showcase in Las Vegas, where Canon will showcase its latest technological innovations for businesses.
Developed based upon already successful versions of uniFLOW OM, the new uniFLOW OM 4.0, which is fully compatible with the new Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE Series, is designed to meet the needs of both large and small office enterprises that need advanced print management software to help enhance and streamline workflow and output management. By utilizing uniFLOW OM 4.0, end-users will have more effective control over an enterprise fleet, advanced document security options, and will be able to control cost of printing, copying, scanning and faxing, as well as identify printing behaviors that contribute to increased costs.
"Enterprise print environments will appreciate the modularity offered by uniFLOW OM 4.0 with capabilities to configure software modules including Web job submission/ticketing, comprehensive queue management, prepress make ready, and operator management, to name a few," said Sam Yoshida, vice president and general manager, Imaging Systems Group, Canon U.S.A. "When used in conjunction with Canon's new imageRUNNER ADVANCE line, end-users, office administrations, and enterprise IT personnel will have the ability to monitor and control all aspects of document output, resulting in greater levels of efficiency and a more cost-effective business environment."
The latest version of uniFLOW OM includes several new features which enable advanced control of a printer fleet as well as advanced efficiency and improved security. New functions include:
"The recent installation of uniFLOW Output Manager has provided significant advantages for the University," said Curt Winters, technology services director at Philadelphia Biblical University. "By leveraging uniFLOW's reporting capabilities and the secure copy and print functionality, we have dramatically improved the business process through efficiency and long-awaited control over our cost of services."
uniFLOW Output Manager is available immediately through Canon Authorized Dealers. uniFLOW Output Manager is available in four distinct base server configurations, including Workgroup, Business, Corporate, and Enterprise editions, addressing a range of customer environments. Canon and Canon Authorized Dealers can assist customers with determining the appropriate uniFLOW Output Manager modules to deploy within their organization and pricing, depending on the size and scope of the implementation.
Canon U.S.A., Inc. is a leading provider of consumer, business-to-business, and industrial digital imaging solutions. Its parent company, Canon Inc. (NYSE:CAJ), a top patent holder of technology, ranked third overall in the U.S. in 2008†, with global revenues of US $45 billion, is listed as number four in the computer industry on Fortune Magazine's World's Most Admired Companies 2009 list, and is on the 2008 BusinessWeek list of "Top 100 Brands." Canon is committed to the highest levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty, providing 100 percent U.S.-based consumer service and support for all products. At Canon, we care because caring is essential to living together in harmony. Founded upon a corporate philosophy of Kyosei – "all people, regardless of race, religion or culture, harmoniously living and working together into the future" – Canon U.S.A. supports a number of social, youth, educational and other programs, including environmental and recycling initiatives. Additional information about these programs can be found at www.usa.canon.com/kyosei. To keep apprised of the latest news from Canon U.S.A., sign up for the Company's RSS news feed by visiting www.usa.canon.com/rss.
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