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The declarations give affected residents and businesses access to federal aid and funding. The President and first lady are scheduled to visit Florida Monday where they are expected to survey damage from Michael.On Sunday, FEMA said more than 58 evacuations and 403 rescues or assists had been completed by several agencies in the days since Hurricane Michael made landfall. Authorities also completed 3,362 shelter-in-place checks, and performed structural assessments on 7,257 structures in Florida.FEMA has 14 teams in place in Florida to help people register for disaster assistance, the release said. There are also 17 distribution points throughout Florida and Georgia where people can get food and water in places where stores remain closed or there are limited supplies. 783

The demonstration took place in the midst of the "Mississippi Stands Rally," hosted on campus by two groups: Confederate 901 and The Hiwaymen. According to the Facebook page for "Mississippi Stands Rally," the groups were demonstrating against Ole Miss' decision to distance itself from its ties to the Confederacy.Specifically, the groups were rallying against the school's decision to stop flying the Confederate battle flag at football games, the phasing out of plantation owner-mascot Col. Reb, and the decision to no longer play "Dixie" at athletic events."For over a decade the administration and faculty have completely disregarded and disrespected the traditions of a once great southern university," the group wrote on Facebook. The Ole Miss demonstrations come just days after NFL players Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reed 861

The cheap 12 inch sq. marble tiles behind speaker at UN always bothered me, Trump tweeted in 2012. "I will replace with beautiful large marble slabs if they ask me." 165

The ceremony was initially held in 2015 with 20 participants and 1,000 roses, according to the San Diego Chapter of Truman National Security Project. Since then, the event has grown steadily each year, with 6,600 roses in 2016 and 30,000 roses in 2017. 252

The Andaman Island tribe is one of the last remaining isolated groups in the world.Jonathan Mazower of Survival International, which campaigns for the protection of isolated tribes, says there are around 100 such tribes around the world. Most are found in the Amazon rainforest but there are many in New Guinea as well as in forests and islands elsewhere.When contact does occur, it can prove fatal -- tribespeople frequently attack intruders, and can also fall victim to common diseases like the flu, for which they have no immunity. "Often, they are very fearful of outsiders -- with very good reason," Mazower said."Sometimes they will have in their collective memory a massacre, a violent incident, or a disease or epidemic -- so very often, there are well-founded reasons for these tribes to not want to have anything to do" with the outside world, Mazower told CNN.While the Sentinelese are protected by Indian laws which make it illegal to intrude on their island, most uncontacted people do not have the same fortune, their habitats instead being encroached upon by unwelcome outsiders."The most important challenge, by far, is to protect their land," Mazower said. "That is the absolute essential. If their lands are protected, which is their right under international law, then there is actually no reason they should not continue to survive and thrive. 1363