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HIST 110 Western Civilization to 1648
3 hours. A survey of Western civilization from the ancient world through the Reformation and religious wars, including attention to the origins and development of religious, political, and economic life and ideas.
HIST 120 Western Civilization from 1648
3 hours. A survey of European civilization from early modern Europe to the present day. Special attention is given to the political, economic, and religious developments that continue to influence European society and its role in world events.
HIST 151 United States to 1865
3 hours. The first half of a two-semester survey of American history. The course surveys historical development from human origins in North America through the founding of the United States to the end of the Civil War.
HIST 152 United States from 1865
3 hours. The second half of a two-semester survey of American history. The course surveys historical development in the United States beginning with Reconstruction of the nation during and after the Civil War and continuing through contemporary times.
HIST 250 Latin America
3 hours. Latin American countries from colonial times to the present, with an emphasis on the conditions that have led to the crises of recent years.
HIST 275 Field Experience
2-10 hours. Supervised experiences in museums, historical societies, and government agencies.
Prerequisites: upper-division history majors, and by permission.
HIST 280 Introduction to Political Philosophy
3 hours. A study of great political thinkers and issues from Socrates to the present. Students are encouraged to understand and evaluate these thinkers in their historical contexts, and to consider them as philosophers whose insights are relevant for contemporary debates. (Identical to PHIL 280 and PSCI 280.)
HIST 285 Selected Topics
3 hours. Occasional special courses scheduled to fit the interests of students and faculty and the needs of a shifting society. A course in presidential elections is offered in presidential-election years (2012, 2016).
HIST 290 Introduction to Historical Studies
3 hours. An introduction to the basic skills, methods, and resources of historical scholarship; the types of historical literature and scholarship; Christian foundations for historical interpretation; historical schools of interpretation; and the uses of historical scholarship.
HIST 300 American Political Theory
3 hours. A survey of the major developments in U.S. political theory from the Puritans to the present. The relationship between Christianity and American political theory is given special attention. (Identical to PHIL 300 and PSCI 300.)
HIST 330 The American West
3 hours. Examines the relationship of the American West to the rest of the nation through its exploration, settlement, and development. Special attention is given to the Pacific Northwest and to the Native American experience.
HIST 331 England to 1688
3 hours. The growth of the English nation from Roman times to the Glorious Revolution, with special attention given to constitutional and religious development.
HIST 332 England from 1688
3 hours. England in the modern age, emphasizing the response of its institutions to its rapidly changing role in the European and world communities.
HIST 340 History of the Middle East
3 hours. Explores the political, economic, social, and religious developments in the Middle East from the ancient to the modern era, with emphasis on the latter period.
HIST 343 History of Southern Africa
3 hours. A study of the history of southern Africa from about 1500 to the present with particular attention to the native groups of the region, Dutch colonization and British imperialism, and relations between diverse ethnic groups in the last two centuries.
HIST 360 Modern Russia
3 hours. A study of 20th- and 21st-century Russia and other former Soviet republics, with emphasis on their current significance in the world and the factors in their history that brought the Revolution of 1917 and the collapse of the Soviet Union.
HIST 363 War and Conscience in the United States
3 hours. An exploration of American thought on the subject of war, both today and in past crises such as the American Revolution, Civil War, wars with the American Indians, the world wars, Vietnam War, and the Gulf War; a study of the official position major church bodies have taken in regard to war; and the experiences of individuals who refused to fight. (Identical to PSCI 363.)
HIST 370 Modern China and Japan
3 hours. Political and cultural developments of China and Japan.
HIST 380 The African-American Experience in the United States
3 hours. A study of Africans in an America dominated by those of European descent.
HIST 390 Peace Research
1-3 hours. Directed research on peace subjects, both current and historical. Students will normally write a major research paper. (Identical to PSCI 390.)
HIST 399 Cross-Cultural Study
3 hours. This course offers in-depth discipline specific cross-cultural study designed to enhance the intercultural emphasis of various academic majors. The course includes class meetings followed by travel to various locations throughout the world. Students will use core disciplinary knowledge to serve, learn and interact with other cultures. (Offered in May Term. Students must meet eligibility requirements.) Additional course fee is required.
HIST 401 Christianity in History I
3 hours. The development of Christianity from its appearance within the Greco-Roman world through the medieval period, and its influence as a base for culture in the West. (Identical to RELI 401.)
HIST 402 Christianity in History II
3 hours. Christianity's development from the dawn of the Protestant Reformation through its global spread during the modern era, observing its historical context and relationship to the surrounding cultures. (Identical to RELI 402.)
HIST 410 Classical Greece and Rome
3 hours. A survey of classical Greece and Rome from 1600 B.C. through the collapse of the Roman Empire in the West in the fifth century A.D. Political, economic, and social developments are stressed, including the rise of Christianity and the early church.
HIST 419 Medieval Europe
3 hours. A survey of medieval Europe from the collapse of the Roman Empire in 500 to the rise of Modern Europe in 1500. Special attention is given to the important political, economic, and religious developments of this period.
HIST 421 Europe from the Age of Enlightenment to 1890
3 hours. European political, economic, cultural, and intellectual developments from the late 17th century through 1890.
HIST 422 Europe 1890-Present
3 hours. Europe in the 20th and 21st centuries, with emphasis on the upheavals of the two world wars and the status of the European states today.
HIST 450 The United States and Persian Gulf Conflicts
3 hours. Examines the American role in the two wars with Iraq, their antecedents and results. Attention is also given to the contemporary issue of terrorism and its relation to these wars.
HIST 456 Classics of American History
3 hours. This course is a seminar that allows students to study some of the great works of American history. In addition to mastering the historical knowledge the books provide, students will develop an advanced understanding of both the social and political climate within which the books were written, and the histiographical traditions that informed the interpretations.
HIST 457 The Colonial Experience, 1607-1763
3 hours. Studies Colonial life in the British colonies of North America from the founding of Jamestown to the end of the French and Indian War. Emphasis is placed on religious conflict and development, the growing sense of a unique American identity, and the importance of community as opposed to the distant British government in the lives of everyday citizens.
HIST 458 The Making of the American Republic, 1754-1825
3 hours. Studies the world of the founders. Emphasis is placed on the ideological, social, and political milieu that gave birth to the American Revolution and Constitution. The course also considers the radical changes in American society the revolution set in motion.
HIST 459 The Era of the Civil War, 1825-1898
3 hours. Examines the causes of the Civil War. In addition, slavery, Christianity, the westward movement, the struggle for power in Congress, Abraham Lincoln, the rise of Northern industrialism, and Southern society are all studied in their own right and in relation to the conflict some historians call "the crossroads of our being."
HIST 468 America in the Time of the Two World Wars, 1898-1945
3 hours. Considers how economic growth and then depression challenged the American government and people to redefine the American Dream and to discover new avenues for achieving it. At the same time, Europe confronted America with two world wars, which also changed the nature of American society and the role of the United States in the world.
HIST 469 Recent America, 1945-Present
3 hours. Studies America as the leader of the Western world during the Cold War and how that role impacted the social, economic, intellectual, and political currents in American life. This course also examines the rise of interest groups, the increased political prominence of ethnic and women's groups, and the impact of these groups on American culture.
HIST 470 Renaissance and Reformation
3 hours. The political, social, and religious life of Europe from the beginning of the Renaissance to the Peace of Westphalia, with emphasis on the various reform movements and their impact on the modern world.
HIST 475 Field Experience
2-10 hours. Supervised experiences in museums, historical societies, and government agencies.
Prerequisites: upper-division history majors, and by permission.
HIST 485 Selected Topics
3 hours. Occasional special courses scheduled to fit the interests of students and faculty and the needs of a shifting society. A course in presidential elections is offered in presidential-election years (2012, 2016).
HIST 490 History Seminar
3 hours. The course examines the methods professional historians use in writing history and the main currents in American historiography through the reading of America's most influential historians. Working closely with the instructor, students are required to write a research paper based on primary sources. The paper will be permanently retained by the history faculty.
Prerequisite: HIST 290 Introduction to Historical Studies.
HIST 495 Special Study
1-3 hours. Independent study of subjects outside regular offerings. Guiding bibliographies are provided, and regular reading reports and conferences are scheduled.
Prerequisites: upper-division history majors, and by permission.
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You know speedtest.net inflates speedtests, dont you?????those results are not accurate!any test hosted by OOKLA are inflated.Try testmy.net and I bet you don't get the same (more accurate, doesn't use java or flash based tests)...
Hello all. I created an account just to respond to this forum. I had my HomeFushion installed earlier today. It took about 1.5 hours. He did say that it was an easy install. Very professional install. The router is full featured. I have gone through most of the settings and besides the layout it does not look much different than my dLink. I have connected it to my PS3 and turned on the DMZ for it and I have an open NAT now. You can also use the port forwarding feature for it but DMZ is easier. Hope this helps somebody.
:::.. Combined Test Results ..:::Download Connection:: 16130 Kbps or 15.8 MbpsDownload Test Size:: 12.8 MB or 13107 kB or 13421773 bytesDownload Speed:: 2016 kB/s or 2 MB/sUpload Connection:: 10713 Kbps or 10.5 MbpsUpload Test Size:: 5.8 MB or 5983 kB or 6126840 bytesUpload Speed:: 1339 kB/s or 1.3 MB/sTested At:: »TestMy.net version:12Test Time:: 2012-05-15 20:21:31 Local TimeValidation:: »testmy.net/db/gOAQ5Yn.H4AayxGUser Agent:: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/5.0) [!]Are there any other speed test sites you would like me to run? I didn't know about the OOKLA sites. I still think that the results from testmy.net are great for LTE. Is there a more in depth speed test?
Hi ScooterRC, the only reason I was questioning the original speedtest.net test was that . . .the theoretical LIMIT of the HomeFusion 4G LTE is about 12mbps down, and 5mpbs up (not sure whether that's a limit of the TOWER, or cantenna (antenna).How far are you away from the LTE tower?There is another speedtest I try sometimes . . .»www.internetfrog.com/mypc/speedtest2/something else that might be going on is....like cable HSI, there is sometimes a "powerboost" during the first minute or two of the download. not sure if LTE does this or not, but it would definately inflate your download speed, since most speedtests are less than 20-30 seconds (which is the time frame for the powerboost).ALSO, LTE is for the most part "under-used" in some communities. Until more smartphones hop on, you might see your tower is under-utilized. HomeFusion was used to bring revenue in that aspect as well.anyway, those look like great speeds.....Just down blow thru your cap doing speedtests all the time!!!Keep us updated! My brother is outside cable/dsl, and I might recommend this to him if it proves to be a winner (He is 5 miles from the LTE tower).
You don't need the dms on ps3 nat is allready open. Atleast is for me.
I just downloaded a 1.1GB file that I have been waiting for(Darn mifi device with 10GB limit) and it took ~9.5 minutes. From that "test" I would say that there is no "speed boost" feature on the LTE. The tech did say I had the best signal he had seen in his short time installing HomeFushion.As for the tower, the tech said it was south/east of my location. I did not know there was a tower in that direction. I will have to search for the location to determin how far away I am from it. Any clue as to how I can find it easily?For anybody concerned with going over your GB limit, I have used the mifi 4510L for a while with the 10GB limit and usually use between 9 and 12GB a month. I am currently going to school and I game heavily on the ps3. I do have to stay away from heavy youtube watching and Netflix is out of the question.For anybody looking into this device I would say that so far it is great. Higher GB limit and a lot better speeds. I think the biggest part of the speed is because of the dedicated outdoor antenna(cantenna). Also I have had problems with my mifi device staying connected to the 4G network. It always wanted to switch back to 3G for some reason. So far this device I have had no issues.
Keep us posted! Looks like ALOT better than a sat. alternative. Exede 12mbps looked like an alternative, but homeFusion has higher limits. My brother is needing faster internet bad.PS. Any way to tell your signal levels in a diagnostic page.Should be measured as a figure called RSSI and EC/IO
no 4g in the woods where i live but my local verizon reseller swears it will be here soon.
the POINT was . . . . elitegamer21 is NOT getting 46mbps out of a HomeFusion Verizon 4G LTE device . . . . .Java and flash based speedtests are notoriously inflated (especially with cable and speedboost). Dispute if you like.
Yes you can hit 40+ easy not in all areas just like any internet it varys by area. i avg 20+ 7 days/ 24 hours. i hit 30-40+ few times a day.
Good for you. Can you let me know if you get a public or privet IP address when you get on-line? I'm considering home fusion but I need to get a public IP like an IP that starts with 75.###.##.### instead of a privet IP like 10.###.##.###.If you go to a site like "What is my IP" it will give you this info if you don't know an other way to get it.Thank you in firstname.lastname@example.com
Keep checking. Verizon is not notifying anyone. I happened to borrow a cell phone from a neighbor and noticed he had a 4G signal. But I didn't have it a quarter of a mile away. Verizon store told me to check every week, sure enough two weeks later the signal is at my house. They can expand it in bands. So far they aren't advertising it or anything, I had to go in and ask and that's how I learned about HomeFusion. Installer said they are doing about 40 installations a week with it unannounced.They could tell at the store whether I qualified for the site inspection which they do before (but at the same time) as the installation.
Thanks Cattlelady! I'll have to see if Technicolor sells a router.If you look at the VZW coverage map, are you in an extended LTE area? I suspect they'll tell me to buzz off since I am and barely get 2 'bars' (-seventies RSSI, 13 SINR) in VZAM.Sounds like they want 4 bars to make it work.
Yes, I am in an extended area. I took a cell phone around the house outside and I don't have a consistent 4G signal and barely 2 bars for phone connection. So this gadget is pulling the signal in AND amplifying it.


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GREENSBORO – North Carolina Democratic leaders responded to the GOP Convention on Saturday by holding their own event outside the Koury Convention Center.
State Sen. Don Vaughan and state Rep. Pricey Harrison highlighted what they call the failed economic policies of Mitt Romney and Tim Pawlenty. The Democrats believe Romney and Pawlenty want to take us back to the same failed policies of the past.
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Years of experience have placed FORT scientists in the unique position of being able to apply their expertise in developing innovative and important natural resource management tools. In use around the world, these software and modeling products are available for download only from FORT's Web site. Please be sure your system requirements match or exceed those described for each product (click the linked product name for details).
Black Canyon of the Gunnison Decision Support System
This is a macro-embedded EXCEL program that calculates and displays indicators representing valued characteristics or processes in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park based on input of daily flows of the Gunnison River. The decision support system is structured to compare as many as eight alternative flow regimes, where each alternative is represented by a daily sequence of at least 20 calendar years of streamflow. Example input files are provided with the software.
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Stream Network Temperature Model
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For the third straight season, a Bronco has been named to the USA Football All-Fundamentals team.
This year, the honor goes to wide receiver Eric Decker, whose highlighted fundamental skill is catching with his hands.
The team is picked by a five-person selection committee — NFL Network analyst Charles Davis, ESPN analysts Herm Edwards and Merril Hoge, new UCLA head coach Jim Mora and former NFL executive Carl Peterson.
Head Coach John Fox presented the award to Decker, saying, "We're proud of you."
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Baltimore County Restaurant week starts tomorrow and runs through Jan. 21. The city's Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week kicks off Jan. 20 and continues until Jan. 29.
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Dozens of county restaurants are participating—from The Milton Inn, pictured, and Linwoods to Pappas and Razorbacks. Prices for lunch and dinner vary from $10.12, $15.12, $20.12, $25.12, $30.12, and $35.12. Check out the restaurant week website for particulars.
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ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE; MAGNESIUM CARBONATE (a LOO mi num hye DROX ide; mag NEE zee um KAR bon ate) is an antacid. It is used to relieve the symptoms of indigestion, heartburn, or gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD).
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Tell your doctor or healthcare professional if your symptoms do not start to get better or if they get worse. Do not treat yourself for stomach problems with this medicine for more than 2 weeks. See a doctor if you have black tarry stools, rectal bleeding, or if you feel unusually tired. Do not change to another antacid product without advice.
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From 2011 to 2012 Oklahoma saw a concerning seven percent increase in alcohol-related fatalities, even as alcohol-related crashes decline statewide. McIntyre Law examined the latest DUI statistics in Oklahoma and compiled a report on the pervasive issue of Oklahoma alcohol-related crashes.
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From 2011 to 2012 Oklahoma saw a concerning seven percent increase in alcohol-related fatalities. At 157, 2006 had the fewest alcohol-related deaths in recent history, followed by 209 in 2009. The steep increase is concerning, and although the number of fatalities has risen between 2006 and 2012, the number of crashes has decreased from 5,442 in 2006 to 4,291 in 2012, meaning that alcohol-related crashes in Oklahoma were deadlier in 2012.
The 2012 DUI Report is the work of over five years of data collection and reporting by the McIntyre Law team. This cumulative look at alcohol-related trends in the state also reveals that over the past five years:
Drivers in alcohol-related fatalities have averaged 73% male and 27% female.
The majority of alcohol-related fatalities take place on Saturdays and Sundays.
Nearly 40% of alcohol-related fatalities happen in places where it is dark (rural roads with poor or no light).
Oklahoma and Tulsa counties had the most fatalities statewide, each with over 100 since 2006. Harmon had none and Cimmaron and Harper counties each had two. However, in reviewing the number of fatalities based on the population, Roger Mills County had 243 fatalities per 100,000 people, while Grant and Pushmataha counties each had 139 fatalities per 100,000 people. The counties with the lowest fatality rates per 100,000 people are Harmon, Garfield and Jackson.
"At McIntyre Law we pride ourselves on being part of the community, not just as personal injury attorneys defending those who've been harmed by negligence of another, but as advocates of safety statewide," says Noble McIntyre, senior partner and owner of McIntyre Law. "The DUI Report is a way for us all to take a critical look at alcohol-related trends in the state. It's been disappointing to report that fatalities are again on the rise this year, and we hope that the community can encourage better awareness of this issue."
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Amongst the recent crop of Nike Zoom Revis samples is this one, an "Aliquippa" pair that pay tribute to Revis' hometown in Pennsylvania. The shoe again reflects the theme of his journey that began there and eventually led him to the New York Giants, one alluded to via the left and right insoles. The number hit at the front of the lacing system remains a bit of a confusing one, as there's a "13″ stitched in. Continue reading for an exclusive look at this sample Nike Zoom Revis and give us your thoughts on them below. Thanks to Sneaker Messenger for the photos.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Mark Martin will drive for Joe Gibbs Racing while Denny Hamlin recovers from a fractured verterbra in his lower back.
Martin's first start in the No. 11 Toyota will be next week at Martinsville Speedway, where he wasn't scheduled to race. Brian Vickers had already been tabbed to drive Martin's car for Michael Waltrip Racing at Martinsville.
Martin has driven one other time for JGR, in the Nationwide Series last year at Las Vegas.
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Just curious about where people are using their iPad. (As opposed to what you are doing with it)
This is a discussion on How often is your iPad with you? within the Apple iPad Polls forums, part of the Apple iPad Forums category; Just curious about where people are using their iPad. (As opposed to what you are doing with it)...
It is always with me. Always. Are you crazy?
I carry it sometimes, but leave it at home a lot too.
I only use it at home on the couch, or maybe around the office.
Just curious about where people are using their iPad. (As opposed to what you are doing with it)
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Why do you even ask? Pointless poll
Of course it is always with me.... Just like my underware, socks.... Duh!!
Why would anyone leave home without it?
Bremen Cole
iPad 1st Gen 16G
I read it in bed like the morning newspaper and frequently watch a movie or one of the ABC TV shows at night. I also jury-rigged a car mount so I always take it on the road now. But right now, I'm on my desk computer. Use that for actual work.
ha - that's what I'm planning with mine. I used to carry a Compaq TC1000 Tablet PC around, so I think I wont have a problem with the iPad.
What got me thinking was a couple of people I know who have bought iPads, carried them around a few days and then stopped. One guy I work with says he only uses it around the house now - he doesn't want to mess with carrying it. Other than the 2 friends I know who bought them, I have yet to see anyone out on the street with one. I've heard people refer to them as a couch web-surfing appliance, but I see it taking over the "smart phone" function with a useful-sized screen.
Just wondering how weird I am to think that people would want to have an iPad on them all the time.
I keep an iPod touch in my pocket. Carrying a pound and a half of metal around would make me crazy.
I'm not quite to the obsessed point, but I probably carry it with me more than most.
I hate to say this but I really haven't integrated it into my daily life. Primarily because it doesn't have any protection but I'm just really used to my laptop at the kitchen table and my MacPro with its 30 inch display at my desk. I'm just sort of buying apps and have the Power Support Anti-Glare screen protector & the Black Netbook Leather with Kickstand Case from Meritline on order.
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The Women's DII National Championship showcased some wonderful surprises that saw first-year and younger teams challenge and beat more established squads. But there were some less impressive surprises that marred the otherwise riveting competition. There were three forfeited games - two from defending champion Washington State that failed to make the trip to Florida due to last-minute monetary constraints and another from newcomer Santa Clara in a consolation match. |


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Recipe by chikalin
"These light, fluffy meringues with the delicate flavor of rose are enhanced by a kiss of cardamom."
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2 egg whites
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
2/3 cup white sugar
1/4 cup water
2 teaspoons rose extract
1/4 teaspoon ground cardamom
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 drop red food coloring (optional)
this recipe was delightful, simple to make and beautiful results! I followed the rosewater substitution that you provided and it worked beautifully. Unless you're making enormous meringues, I would guess the yield is closer to 20+ per batch. These were perfect for people trying to avoid high fat, white flour or gluten. The guests all seemed to really enjoy these and they were very easy to make. Thank you.
very good and also very different.
6 Ratings
i used 2 Tbsp of rose syrup instead of water or extract and just accounted for it by decreasing the water. so easy and such lovely delicate flavor. thank you for this wonderful recipe!
The flavor is out-of-this-world amazing! However, I had trouble keeping my meringues from browning. I lowered the temp to 225 and still they got toastier than I like. Hence the 4 stars.
Delicious and unique! Thank you for the wonderful recipe!
Ohhhhh, Chikalin, thank you for this unique, special and yet soooo easy recipe! I had just bought a bottle of rose water on a whim, having no idea what to do with it and then I happened to come across your recipe referenced on a Passover dessert blog (no flour!). I folded in a couple of handfulls of semi-sweet chocolate chips. I ended up with 15 quite large cookies, would have made them smaller but I was too lazy to take out a second cookie sheet. they are lovely, yummy, sophisticated, and different. Thank you SO much for this recipe!
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Updated January 13, 2006 1. What is High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza H5N1? In contrast, some variants of the H5 and H7 'subtypes' can cause massive mortality in poultry. These are designated 'High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza' (HPAI). HPAI viruses do not normally occur in wild birds. They arise in poultry, where intensive rearing and crowded conditions allow the virus to evolve to a highly pathogenic form. Hence HPAI is also called 'poultry flu'. Wild birds can also be infected with, and killed by, HPAI viruses. They appear to acquire the virus through contact with infected poultry or with facilities used by them. The H5N1 virus currently circulating is a High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (HPAI). This strain of the virus first appeared in Hong Kong in 1997. It evolved in poultry from Low Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (LPAI) viruses that were robably acquired from wild birds. Conditions in poultry flocks (such as crowding, especially in mixed species groups, and prolonged contact with faeces, saliva and other bodily secretions) keep the viruses circulating as they evolve. The current series of outbreaks began in 2003 in South-east Asia, where a dramatic increase in intensive poultry production is sometimes combined with poor hygiene and bio-security in small "backyard" enterprises. 2. Why is there so much concern about this virus? At present, H5N1 is not easily transmitted to humans. Many people have been exposed to infected birds in the present outbreak, but just 147 people (as of 10 January) have caught the disease. Nevertheless, more than half of them (78) have died. If contracted, it is a serious illness. H5N1 is also not easily transmitted from human to human. However, this may change since the virus is constantly volving. A form of H5N1 that is transmitted easily between people would cause a global influenza pandemic, in which many millions of people might die. Such a virus could arise through 'reassortment' (when human and avian influenza viruses exchange genetic material, during co-infection of a human or a pig) or through a more gradual process of adaptive mutation. Continued outbreaks of H5N1 increase the chances of this happening. 3. How are wild birds linked to avian influenza? 3.1 Can wild birds catch H5N1? 3.2 Are migrating wild birds spreading High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza H5N1? While a few outbreaks are consistent with the direction and timing of wild bird migration, most are not. The 2005 autumn migration came and went without migrating waterbirds spreading H5N1. The virus has not so far been reported from the birds' wintering areas in India, the Philippines, the Pacific and Africa. The detailed pattern of outbreaks is also inconsistent with what would be expected from the movements of wild birds. All the evidence suggests that H5N1 is highly lethal to migratory wild bird species, and kills them quickly; that infected migrants cannot move long distances; and that the virus is most likely to be contracted locally, close to the site of deaths. In short, wild birds could possibly have been involved in some H5N1 outbreaks (more likely in none) but other factors appear to be much more important – and should be the first focus of control efforts. 3.3 Can 'healthy' wild birds carry the HPAI H5N1 virus? In currently uninfected areas, many thousands of migratory waterbirds have recently been tested in Korea, New Zealand, Australia, Alaska and Europe. All were found to be negative for HPAI H5N1. On the other hand, Mallard ducks inoculated in the laboratory with certain high-pathogenicity H5N1 variants showed few clinical symptoms of infection. Tree Sparrows from Henan in China have also been found with a new variant of H5N1 that did not seem to make them ill (but proved lethal to chickens). So, while wild birds do not appear to carry and spread the HPAI H5N1 virus at present, it is possible that they could do so in future. 3.4 Is H5N1 a conservation threat? 3.5 What further research is needed? We also need better systems of monitoring and surveillance for migrants – both for conservation purposes and to help predict and control the spread of H5N1 should migrant birds be found to carry it in the future. 3.6 Should wild birds be culled to stop the disease spreading? In the event that wild birds were found to be carrying HPAI H5N1, any attempts at culling would spread the virus more widely, as survivors dispersed to new places, and healthy birds became stressed and more prone to infection. 3.7 Should wetlands be drained to deter waterbirds? Draining wetlands is not only environmentally disastrous, but also likely to be counterproductive — for the same reasons that culling would be more likely to spread the Avian Influenza virus than control it. Birds would seek alternative staging places on their migration routes, and wildfowl forced to fly further and endure more crowded conditions along their migration route would become stressed and exhausted, and more prone to infection. 4. Can I still go birdwatching? Should I stop feeding wild birds in my garden? So far there is only one, unconfirmed, report (from Turkey) of a person contracting the virus from a wild bird. All other cases have been linked to intimate exposure to infected poultry. 5. How is the virus spread, if not by wild birds?
Most outbreaks in south-east Asia can be linked to movements of poultry and poultry products (or infected material from poultry farms, such as mud on vehicles, or peoples' shoes). Live animal or 'wet' markets have played a major part in spreading the virus in south-east Asia: they were identified as the source of the H5N1 infection in chicken farms in Hong Kong in 1997 when approximately 20% of the chickens in live poultry markets were found to be infected. There is also a huge international trade in poultry—legal, unregulated or illegal. Recently it was revealed that poultry meat is being illegally imported from Asia into the USA; in October 2005 3,000 chickens were intercepted by Italian customs after being smuggled into the country from China; and in November 2005 the UK authorities revealed that large quantities, possibly hundreds of tonnes, of chicken meat had been illegally imported from China. The widespread illegal trade in cage birds has been demonstrated to have transported flu-infected birds over large distances. Customs in Taiwan recently intercepted two consignments of infected birds smuggled from mainland China. An outbreak of H5N1 at a bird quarantine station in the UK may also be attributable to smuggled birds 'laundered' into a legally imported consignment. The most likely source of infection in captive birds is at live animal 'wet' markets, where domestic and wild-caught birds are kept in close proximity, posing a high-risk of bird flu cross-contamination. The use of untreated chicken, duck and other poultry manure as fertiliser and feed for pigs, fish and other livestock is widespread in Asia and Eastern Europe. Birds infected with the H5N1 virus excrete virus particles in their faeces: putting untreated faeces from infected birds into fish ponds provides a new source of infection. The manure may be transported for long distances before being used or sold, a dangerously effective way of spreading the virus. The United Nation's Food and Agricultural Organisation recommends that "the feeding of poultry manure/poultry litter should be banned in countries affected by or at risk from avian influenza, even if correctly composted, ensiled or dried with heat treatment." 6. What should be done to prevent the spread of HPAI H5N1? The current focus on migrating wild birds is misplaced and a potentially dangerous diversion of energy, effort and resources. Attempts to cull wild birds are even more misguided—the target is wrong and the approach is completely ineffective. Rather, preventive measures need to concentrate on better bio-security—surveillance and testing of poultry, controlling the movements and sale of poultry, poultry products and cage birds, ensuring that all poultry manure used in aquaculture and agriculture is properly treated prior to application, and stepping up national and international efforts to control the illegal trade in poultry, poultry products and wild birds. Some countries are now vaccinating their poultry flocks. Research has shown that vaccines can reduce the infectiousness of chickens with avian flu and the susceptibility of healthy birds to the virus. However, there are no international standards for the minimum amount of antigen contained in poultry vaccines. Birds immunised with poor quality vaccines look healthy, but spread the virus at high concentrations in their faeces for longer, and the virus keeps replicating, spreading and evolving. Bad vaccines may be contributing to antigenic drift, allowing the virus to evolve into new forms. |


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Wine has been grown in Bordeaux for two thousand years. Most probably vines grew there before the arrival of the Roman in the year 56BC. The poet Ausonius wrote about it, a château still bare his name, the "Château Ausone". But unlike most of the other French wine regions, wine in Bordeaux was developed by merchants. In other parts of France, wine was under the power of monks making Bordeaux one of the allowed commodities to be sold and traded, much like our modern stock market.
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The production of wine began in Burgundy when the Romans invaded the region. Later, during the sixth century one of the nearby kings gave his vineyards to the church. At the time of the French Revolution most of the best Burgundy wines where produced by monasteries. One of the consequences of the revolution in Burgundy was the confiscation of the vineyards from the church to the republic and their fragmentation in small plots. Nowadays, the system of small vineyard still prevails in Burgundy.
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Vivian Maylor can't sleep. Maybe it's because she just broke up with her boyfriend and moved to a new town, or it could be the stress of her new job at the hospital. But perhaps it's because her dreams have started to bleed through into her waking hours. All of her life Vivian has rejected her mother's insane ramblings about Dreamworlds for concrete science and fact, until an emergency room patient ranting about dragons spontaneously combusts before her eyes--forcing Viv to consider the idea that her visions of mythical beasts might be real. And when a chance encounter leads her to a man she knows only from her dreams, Vivian finds herself falling into a world that seems strange and familiar all at once--a world where the line between dream and reality is hard to determine, and hard to control...


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