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  Avalere has worked backward from a Congressional Budget Office projection that 7 million people will enroll in the exchanges in 2014 and estimated that these 14 state based marketplaces should account for 1.4 million of those sign ups.

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  The other question this begs is: Is 3 percent a good Wholesale Jerseys total for the first month of open enrollment? That's a bit hard to know, given that this is the country's national take at expanding private health coverage to millions of Americans. On the one hand, if the expectation was for enrollment to continue apace, this would be horrible news.

  That is, luckily for the administration, not the expectation. Most health policy experts predict that enrollment will move faster in November and December, as we get closer to the Dec.15 enrollment deadline for January coverage. Massachusetts, as the White House points out pretty much any chance it gets, only had 0.3 percent of its first year enrollment in the first month. This is not to say that the Avalere data predicts 70 million enrollees in year one we don't have enough uninsured people to make that happen but that 3 percent enrollment in month one is probably not doom.

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  Haida live along the coastal bays and inlets of the HAIDA GWAII of British Columbia (QCI). Archaeological evidence confirms continual habitation on the islands for at least 6000 8000 years (see PREHISTORY). A few hundred years ago a small group of Haida migrated north to the southernmost islands of the Alaskan "panhandle," where their descendants live in the village of Hydaburg. The Haida language is an isolate with 2 dialects Masset is spoken on the northern island and areas of southeast Alaska and Skidegate in the south. Aboriginally, other dialects were present, including the now extinct Ninstints Haida dialect of the southernmost QCI. Haida culture and art are distinctive within Northwest Coast traditions, though there are cultural similarities to the neighbouring TSIMSHIAN and TLINGIT.

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  The first recorded European contact (1774) was with the Spanish explorer Juan PREZ. British Captain George Dixon initiated trade (1787) with the Haida for sea otter pelts, and the Haida remained at the centre of the lucrative China sea otter trade until the mid 1800s.

  European settlers did not significantly populate Haida Gwaii (then known as the Queen Charlotte Islands) until almost 1900. Mainland fur traders estimated a Haida population before 1850 of 6000 8000. By 1915 the population had declined to 588 people, mainly because of smallpox and other diseases. Though the Haida were traditionally a warlike people, their large seagoing canoes carrying them on raiding expeditions as far south as Washington state, incidents of violent confrontation with Europeans were few. In 1996 the Haida population of the archipelago was 3423.

  Contemporary Haida are famous for their fine art (see NORTHWEST COAST NATIVE ART), and many work as prosperous commercial fishermen, loggers and artists. Together with Parks Canada, the Haida manage the South Moresby/Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve on the QCI. A "Haida Watchman" program operated by the Haida protects and interprets archaeological historical sites throughout the http://www.officialbuccaneersnflauthentic.com/authentic-kevin-pamphile-jersey.html islands. The Haida are also employed in eco tourism programs including guiding and camping, bed and breakfast accommodation and boat charters. A commercial fishery includes a Masset band owned herring roe on kelp license. Skidegate also holds several such harvesting licenses.

  See also NATIVE PEOPLE, NORTHWEST COAST and general articles under NATIVE PEOPLE.

  Kennedy, Dorothy, Bouchard, Randy and Gessler, Trisha. 2010. Haida (Native Group). The Canadian EncyclopediaKennedy, Dorothy, Bouchard, Randy and Gessler, Trisha. 2010. Haida (Native Group). The Canadian EncyclopediaWhile every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. Please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions.

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  Howard Michael "Howie" Long (born January 6, 1960 in Charlestown, Massachusetts) is a former American football player and actor. Long, who played as a defensive end, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2000.

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  Long collected 91 sacks during his career (7 are not official, as sacks were not an official statistic during his rookie year). His career high was in 1983 with 13 sacks, including a career high 5 against the Washington Redskins on October 2, 1983. He also intercepted 2 passes and recovered 10 fumbles during his 13 year career. At the time of his retirement, he was the last player still with the team who had been a Raider before the franchise moved to Los Angeles. He won a Super Bowl title with the Raiders in 1984 (following the 1983 season). Long's signature defensive move was the "rip," which employed a quick, uppercut like motion designed to break an opposing blocker's grip.

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  Posted in the topic Confession Played in Court in the forum Supplements

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