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I have three brothers, and great parents. My family, like many American families is mixed. My grandparents are immigrants from Ireland and Italy. I have lived my life intrigued by the cultural and social difference between me, my mother, my grandmothers and great-grandmothers. It is a constant reminder to me, that although change may seem slow or at times impossible, society can change and progress.
Being raised in a Catholic household with three brothers in the USA I was acutely aware at a young at that certain life options are not available for women and sometimes prohibited but at the same time that there exists a hope to defy oppressive belief systems. The feeling of being "invisible" or "less-than" has caused me pain in my life. As I grow-up and mature, I like to believe that this personal wound was placed there in order to harness change and empathize with women around the world. I do not want any woman to ever feel that they are "less-than". I want us all to feel great and like powerful forces of love, compassion and strength.
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Thrills, chills, and Oscar-bait
Superheroes aside, there's something for everyone at the cineplex this fall
In the movies coming to theatres in the next few months, the only things resembling a comic book superhero is a dour, gun-toting judge and a pumped-up Santa Claus.
That makes fall 2012 seems a little anti-climactic after a big box-office summer that saw three different superhero movies -- The Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises and The Amazing Spider-Man -- raking in the bulk of the box-office cash. (Those three films and The Hunger Games have already won the top four spots of 2012's box-office race so far.)
So who will save Hollywood in the fall, given the precipitous drop-off of super entities? It looks like the more typical autumnal assembly of Oscar-bait, action, thrills and kid films. Fall flicks, assemble!
The Master (September) is the latest from Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will Be Blood), an examination of a self-help prophet (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and a damaged war vet (Joaquin Phoenix) who together embark on the creation of a cult. It's said to be inspired by the life of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.
Clint Eastwood stars as a baseball scout losing his eyesight but gaining a relationship with his estranged daughter (Amy Adams) in Trouble with the Curve (Sept. 21). Won't Back Down (Sept. 28) is the story of a single mom (Maggie Gyllenhaal) driven by an unfeeling school system to start a charter school. Following up his success with The Town in 2010, Ben Affleck stars in and directs Argo (Oct. 12), a real-life thriller about how an "extrication specialist" (Affleck) snuck six Americans from the home of the Canadian ambassador during the Iran hostage crisis of 1979.
In Killing Them Softly (Oct. 14), Brad Pitt reteams with director Andrew Dominik (The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford) for a crime story based on a novel by the great George V. Higgins (The Friends of Eddie Coyle) in which Pitt plays a mob enforcer investigating a heist of a mob-protected poker game.
Cloud Atlas (Oct. 26) is a mind-bender from the Wachowskis (the filmmakers who gave us The Matrix) tracking the fates of various people and their incarnations through past, present and future, with Tom Hanks and Halle Berry among the cast.
Director Martin McDonagh places an innocent screenwriter (Colin Farrell) in a kidnapping plot involving the Shih Tzu of a feared gangster (Woody Harrelson) in Seven Psychopaths (October).
In Flight (Nov. 2) Denzel Washington stars as a pilot first deemed a hero after saving dozens of lives by landing a damaged plane, only to find himself under damaging scrutiny in the investigation that follows. Directed by Robert Zemeckis.
Oscar-winner Steven Spielberg directs Oscar-winner Daniel Day Lewis as the non-vampire-hunting Great Emancipator in Lincoln (Nov. 16), examining the president's tumultuous final months in office.
Director Ang Lee rose to the challenge of filming the presumed unfilmable Life of Pi (Nov. 21) about a young man marooned at sea with a Bengal tiger.
Director David O. Russell offers a romance between two mentally disturbed individuals (played by Bradley Cooper and Hunger Games it girl Jennifer Lawrence) in Silver Linings Playbook (Nov. 21).
Karl Urban plays the comic book revenger Judge Dredd (a role once ignominiously played by Sylvester Stallone) in Dredd 3D (Sept. 21). A rookie cop (Jake Gyllenhaal) finds himself up to his neck in trouble on the mean streets of L.A. in End of Watch (Sept. 21).
The busy Jennifer Lawrence is a woman in distress when she discovers her new boyfriend has terrible secrets in House at the End of the Street (Sept. 21). The time travel thriller Looper (Sept. 28) stars Joseph Gordon Levitt as an assassin whose career of killing victims sent from the future takes an unexpected turn when his latest victim (Bruce Willis) turns out to be his future self.
Liam Neeson puts his "very particular set of skills" to use against the kidnappers who have made off with his ex-wife in Taken 2 (Oct. 5). Formerly played by Morgan Freeman, titular police psychologist Alex Cross (Oct. 19) is retrofitted for Tyler Perry, sans drag. RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan takes to the director's chair in the ultra-violent martial arts epic The Man with the Iron Fists (Nov. 2) starring, of all people, Russell Crowe.
Ethan Hawke is a novelist who moves into a murder house and discovers his own children may be at risk by a pagan deity housed in the attic in Sinister (Oct. 5). After the disappointing last instalment, we're wondering if the found-footage terrors of Paranormal Activity 4 (Oct. 19) may have finally run their course.
Silent Hill: Revelation 3D (Oct. 26) is a long-awaited sequel to the creepy video-game based frightfest about a town filled with malevolent residents.
Anna Kendrick (a Broadway vet when she was barely a teen) is a college student drafted to perform in a competitive a cappella team in Pitch Perfect (Oct. 5), a kind of singing version of Bring It On!
Kevin James is a high school teacher who enters the world of mixed martial arts to save the career of his school's music teacher (Henry Winkler) in Here Comes the Boom (Oct. 12).
Former Taxi Driver Robert De Niro seems resigned to a career in domestic comedy, playing a patriarch who must pretend he is still married to his first wife (Diane Keaton) for a weekend in The Big Wedding (Oct. 26).
Honestly, we lost track of the Resident Evil universe some time ago, but Milla Jovovich is still engaged gunning down monsters and zombies with a vengeance in Resident Evil: Retribution (Sept. 14).
It's been a long time coming, but James Bond finally got his act together and is returning (hopefully in better form than the last outing) in Skyfall (Nov. 9) starring Daniel Craig as a beer-swilling 007 and Javier Bardem as the designated Bond villain.
One wonders if the whole Robert Pattinson/Kristen Stewart affair might detract from the box office as The Twilight Saga finally comes to an end in Breaking Dawn -- Part 2 (Nov. 16). We doubt it.
Pixar continues turning their back catalogue into 3D, but that should actually translate well underwater in Finding Nemo 3D (Sept. 14). Adam Sandler voices Count Dracula, a vampire eager to prevent his daughter (Selena Gomez) from having a relationship with a mortal (Andy Samberg) in the animated comedy Hotel Transylvania (Sept. 28). Continuing the Gothic juvenile trend, Tim Burton stitches the boy-and-his-dog story to Frankenstein and emerges with Frankenweenie (Oct. 5), a stop-motion animated version of Burton's mid-'80s live action short.
Disney takes the title bad guy of an 8-bit video game and makes him the redemption-seeking hero of Wreck-It Ralph (Nov. 2), a comedy that includes a support group for video-game villains.
A barrel-chested he-man Santa Claus, an Easter Bunny and a Tooth Fairy are among the heroes who band together to stop a global threat to kiddies in Rise of the Guardians (Nov. 21).
Local flavour
Winnipeg filmmakers muscle their way into the fall line-up with a couple of attention-getting projects.
Passionflower is an award-winning film from director Shelagh Carter about a young girl forced to come to terms with her mother's mental illness, circa 1962. It plays at Cinematheque beginning Friday, Sept. 21.
From Astron-6, the maniacs who brought you Fathers Day comes another retro-shlock masterpiece, Manborg (beginning Oct. 26 at Cinematheque), director Steve Kostanski's homage to RoboCop and less accomplished '80s cybernaut movies.
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Volume 16 - Article 14 | Pages 441-468
Intergenerational family ties and the diffusion of cohabitation in Italy
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|cohabitation, diffusion, family ties, first union, Italy
Cohabitation has been spreading in the population during the last thirty years, and this is one of the most striking aspects of wider social changes that have taken place throughout the industrialized world. However, this change did not take place uniformly across Europe.
The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the current debate around the compatibility of cohabitation experiences with the Italian cultural context. Using an individual-level diffusion approach we obtain results that are consistent with the crucial role that family ties play in the choice of cohabitation in place of (or before) marriage.
Author's Affiliation
Paola Di Giulio - International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria
Alessandro Rosina - Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, Italy
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Game Leaders
40/50, 459 yds, 5 tds, 0 int
15/27, 172 yds, 1 tds, 1 int
9 car, 29 yds, 0 tds
9 car, 73 yds, 1 tds
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Raleigh, NC (Sports Network) - Thaddeus Lewis threw for a career-best five touchdowns, as the Duke Blue Devils pulled away for a 49-28 victory over the NC State Wolfpack in ACC action at Carter-Finley Stadium.
Lewis completed an efficient 40-of-50 tosses for 459 yards and added a rushing touchdown to his career day, as Duke (3-3, 1-1 ACC) snapped an 11-game losing streak to the Wolfpack. Conner Vernon led the team with 10 catches that went for 86 yards and a score, while Donovan Varner hauled in seven passes for 154 yards and a touchdown.
Quarterback Russell Wilson paced NC State (3-3, 0-2) with 172 yards and a score through the air and 58 yards and a touchdown on the ground. Toney Baker also got into the mix with 73 rushing yards and a touchdown on nine carries.
The Blue Devils struck first in this contest, as Lewis connected with Brett Huffman for a two-yard touchdown pass.
The Wolfpack responded with a 10-yard touchdown run by Wilson midway through the quarter.
A two-yard touchdown run by Lewis with just 30 seconds remaining in the opening frame gave Duke a 14-7 edge.
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The Blue Devils regained the lead at 21-14 when Lewis hit Re'quan Boyette with a seven-yard touchdown pass.
Still NC State continued to fight and eventually evened the score at 21 apiece with a nine-yard touchdown scamper by Baker.
Duke went back on top, 28-21, midway through the third quarter when Lewis hit Danny Parker with a six-yard touchdown pass.
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Duke capped its performance when Adam Banks recovered a fumble in the endzone for a touchdown and a 49-28 triumph.
The Blue Devils, who defeated NC State in Raleigh for the first time since 1984, forced four turnovers and recorded the same amount of sacks. Duke also converted 13-of-19 third downs and held the ball for over 40 minutes on its way to 502 yards of total offense.
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|Period: ___________________
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Uncle George not accompany Nick and his father back to their camp that night?
(a) He is too sick to stay overnight in the woods
(b) He is too shaken by what he has witnessed
(c) He has to go to work in the morning
(d) He is tired of fishing and sleeping outside
2. What feeling does Nick have on this morning?
(a) That he is homesick
(b) That he wants to remember this morning forever
(c) That he will never die
(d) That he does not want to leave
3. What job did the narrator have in the war?
(a) Reporter
(b) Kitchen
(c) Supplies
(d) Chaplain
4. What shocking event occurs this night for Nick, his father and Uncle George?
(a) A man commits suicide by slitting his throat
(b) The country goes to war with Japan
(c) The local forest catches fire
(d) There is a lynching in town
5. What profession does Nick's father have?
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2. What military force is withdrawing from the city of Smyrna?
3. What do Nick, his father and Uncle George deal with at the Indian camp?
4. Why does the Lieutenant ride his horse out into the field?
5. What is the setting for the Memoir of Chapter 2?
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I wanted to share some photos of my front garden. The first few pics are of florist roses that I had planted in spring of 2013. The next pics show how they've grown in 1 year.
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This is a Russian or Ukrainian story of a peasant village. One of their own men returns to the village. He's now in the army, and the villagers are initially delighted to see him, but his army job is to subjugate them and (if I remember correctly) to enforce the communist ideology on their way of life. The man's relationships with his former friends are the core of this story.
It is filmed in Russian/Ukrainian, with English subtitles, and I'm guessing I saw it in the mid 1980s. Can anyone identify the film for me?


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Tracking Bird Flu Cases Bird flu deserves its own thread for tracking suspected and confirmed cases. It's not the pandemic virus, but it is still an ongoing and significant threat because of its virulence. As Margaret Chan,... Read More
- 0Aug 11, '11 by indigo girlhttp://www.eurosurveillance.org/View...rticleId=19941
Quote from www.eurosurveillance.org(hat tip avian flu diary)AVIAN INFLUENZA A(H5N1) IN HUMANS: NEW INSIGHTS FROM A LINE LIST OF WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION CONFIRMED CASES, SEPTEMBER 2006 TO AUGUST 2010
The threat of avian influenza (AI) viruses to humans in Europe in 2005 prompted the Robert Koch Institute to establish a routine monitoring instrument condensing information on all human AI cases worldwide reported from the World Health Organization (WHO) and other sources into a line list for further analysis. The 235 confirmed AI cases captured from September 2006 to August 2010 had a case fatality rate of 56% (132/235), ranging from 28% (27/98) in Egypt to 87% (71/82) in Indonesia. In a multivariable analysis, odds of dying increased by 33% with each day that passed from symptom onset until hospitalisation (OR: 1.33, p=0.002). In relation to children of 09 years, odds of fatal outcome were more than six times higher in 1019 year-olds and 2029 year-olds (OR: 6.06, 95% CI: 1.8919.48, p=0.002 and OR: 6.16, 95% CI: 2.0518.53, p=0.001, respectively), and nearly five times higher in patients of 30 years and older (OR: 4.71, 95% CI: 1.5614.27, p=0.006) irrespective of the country, which had notified WHO of the cases. The situation in Egypt was special in that case number and incidence in children were more than twice as high as in any other age group or country. With this study, we show that data from the public domain yield important epidemiological information on the global AI situation. This approach to establish a line list is time-consuming but a line list is a prerequisite to such evaluations. We thus would like to encourage the placing of a publicly accessible line list of anonymised human AI cases, e.g. directly by WHO. This might enhance our understanding of AI in humans and permit the rapid detection of changes in its epidemiology with implications for human health.
- 0Aug 12, '11 by Laidback AlH5N1 CFR for the period between December, 2003 and August, 2006
The case fatality rate for human H5N1 cases is high. The Eurosurveillance study only looked at 234 confirmed cases between September of 2006 and August, 2010 and discovered a CFR of 56%. However, there were actually 245 other human H5N1 cases confirmed by WHO between 2003 and August of 2006 that were not included in the study. Of these earlier infected individuals, 143 died leading to a CFR of 58% for the earlier period. The 2% drop in the case fatality rate between these two datasets is insignificant. What is significant is that about 6 out of 10 people who become infected with H5N1 do not survive.
- 0Aug 13, '11 by indigo girlQuote from Laidback AlYes, but why is that? Here is the CIDRAP analysis of that study.H5N1 CFR for the period between December, 2003 and August, 2006
The case fatality rate for human H5N1 cases is high. The Eurosurveillance study only looked at 234 confirmed cases between September of 2006 and August, 2010 and discovered a CFR of 56%. However, there were actually 245 other human H5N1 cases confirmed by WHO between 2003 and August of 2006 that were not included in the study. Of these earlier infected individuals, 143 died leading to a CFR of 58% for the earlier period. The 2% drop in the case fatality rate between these two datasets is insignificant. What is significant is that about 6 out of 10 people who become infected with H5N1 do not survive.
Quote from www.cidrap.umn.eduAnalysis of H5N1 cases finds sinking fatality rate
...57% of patients were women...
Children under age 10 were far less likely to die of the illness than were older children and adults, the analysis shows. Compared with the under-10 group, patients aged 10 to 19 and 20 to 29 were more than six times as likely to succumb. Adults aged 30 and up had almost a fivefold increase in risk, compared with children under 10.
...in Egypt, H5N1 survivors averaged just 4 years old, versus 25 years for patients who dieda much larger difference than in the other countries. Also, the CFR in Egypt was significantly higher for females than males: 39% versus 12%.
...the low overall CFR in Egypt can't be explained entirely by sex-related differences in CFR and the high proportion of children among Egyptian cases. They say that after adjustment for differences in these factors and in time to hospitalization, Egyptians still had the lowest risk of dying. This might reflect different H5N1 clades circulating in Egypt and in Asia and various other factors, they suggest.
...the researchers recommend that an organization such as the WHO establish and continuously update a case-based database for avian flu in humans. "Open access to analysable data might accelerate the identification and implementation of research questions and surveillance priorities and thus enhance our understanding ofstill mostly fatalAI in humans," they write.
- 0Aug 13, '11 by Laidback AlPandemic CFR
In response to post #242 and the CIDRAP summary . . .
The most devastating pandemic in modern times was the 1918 pandemic. The estimated CFR for that pandemic was only 2-2.5%. Based on all confirmed WHO H5N1 cases through today, the CFR stand at 58% (330/564) for H5N1. World societies today could probably not handle a pandemic with even a 2% CFR. My point is that a pandemic in this modern age with a CFR of 20 or 10 or even 5 times the rate in 1918 would have unimaginable consequences. Scientists can quibble over whether the CFR for H5N1 is 56% or 58% and is stable, increasing, or even decreasing. But the reality is that the CFR for a future pandemic will need to be below 2% if civilization, as we know it, is to survive.
I do think there is hope. The Egyptian data hint at how a lower CFR could evolve for this novel influenza virus. From the Eurosurveillance study itself "Regarding the decreasing CFR in Egypt, Schroedl [32] suggested that the circulating AI virus strain may have become less virulent and more apt to spreading among children."
As we know children are highly susceptible to influenza, yet here in Egypt we have young children actually recovering and surviving at a greater rate than adults. And these kids are surviving infection from a novel virus in which they have no protective immunity. Generally, as was shown in the most recent H1N1 pandemic, adults have cross-protective immunity from novel influenza strains because of a lifetime of exposure to influenza. Children do not have the benefit of exposure to lots of strains of influenza, yet children in Egypt are surviving a novel H5N1 infection more frequently than adults. The circumstances of why this is occurring is unclear, but deserve future research.
- 0Aug 20, '11 by indigo girlCambodia
Seven days from symptom onset to death, and only 6 years old...
Quote from www.who.intThe case was a 6 year old female from Taing Thleung Village, Mepring Commune, Cheung Prey District, Kampong Cham Province.
She developed symptoms on 7 August, was initially treated by local practitioners with no effect and was later admitted to Kantha Bopha Children Hospital in Phnom Penh on 12 August. She died on 14 August, two days after admission.
There have been reports of poultry die off in her village and the case is reported to have had exposure to sick poultry. The female is the eighteenth person in Cambodia to become infected with the H5N1 virus and the sixteenth to die from complications of the disease. All eight cases of H5N1 infections in humans in Cambodia this year have been fatal.
- 0Aug 30, '11 by indigo girlFAO warns of possible H5N1 resurgence in birds
Quote from www.cidrap.umn.edu... a new H5N1 variant in Vietnam and China, called clade 18.104.22.168, is able to sidestep existing poultry vaccines. The strain has invaded most of northern and central Vietnam, and the country suspended its spring vaccination campaign this year as a result, the FAO said.
"Viet Nam's veterinary services are on high alert and reportedly considering a novel, targeted vaccination campaign this fall," the FAO stated. "Virus circulation in Viet Nam poses a direct threat to Cambodia, Thailand and Malaysia as well as endangering the Korean peninsula and Japan further afield. Wild bird migration can also spread the virus to other continents."
Lubroth said the recent increase in outbreaks could mean there will be a "flare-up" of H5N1 this fall in winter, with the virus popping up in unexpected places. The countries where the virus is endemicBangladesh, China, Egypt, India, Indonesia and Vietnamare likely to face the biggest problems, but no country can consider itself safe, he said.
- 0Aug 30, '11 by indigo girlhttp://www.scottmcpherson.net/journa...-mutation.html
Quote from www.scottmcpherson.netAs of August 19th of this year, there were more confirmedhuman bird flu cases than in all of 2004, 2008 or 2010. Keep in mind that this includes an alarming increase in Egyptian human cases and accompanying deaths. But most distressing is the sudden re-emergence of Cambodia as a bird flu incubator. While Egypt has had 32 cases and 12 deaths to date, Cambodia has had 8 cases -- all fatal. Of course, we shrug our shoulders at Indonesia, which continues to befuddle Western experts with its distressing lack of transparency.
So 2011 already ranks as the fifth-worst year for human H5N1, and we have the beginnings of flu season in which to add to that total. It would take a huge, but not impossible, acceleration of human cases to move it past 2009's 73 totals. that is the good news. But the FAO apparently sees a cause-and-effect relationship between the initial discovery of a new clade, the distribution of that new clade, its ability to overtake the existing clade as the dominant substrain, and then extend its reach back into humanity. Now it is hard to calculate an accurate Case Fatality Rate (CFR) based on such low numbers, but it is safe to say that of all the documented H5N1 human cases, we are still at a reliable 50% figure, meaning that half of all human bird flu patients either die of the disease or its byproducts. In Egypt, that figure is currently 37%; in Cambodia and Indonesia, it is much, much higher.
The FAO is signaling that it fully expects bird flu cases in poultry and in humans to accelerate in 2011. The efforts to vaccinate poultry, while admirable, have failed to eradicate the disease (did we ever really expect this effort to be successful?). Pockets of H5N1 remained and pockets remain today. While migratory wildfowl (laden with virus) are the primary culprit, humans and their myriad and almost universally bad ways of moving poultry from area to area are also culpable. Perhaps even more so, when humans smuggle sick and dying poultry across borders, as happens hourly from the Bird Flu Ho Chi Minh Trail from Vietnam into China.
- 0Sep 5, '11 by indigo girlThe Smart Science of "Contagion"
Dr. Ian Lipkin, balanced a consultative role on the movie with his responsibilities as director of the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia and co-chair of the National Biosurveillance Advisory Subcommittee.
The movie is based on the cold, hard facts:
Quote from www.salon.comWe don't have crystal balls that allow us to tell you whether a virus is going to be pandemic, with high pathogenicity, or not. We do know the following: We know that we dodged a bullet on SARS, because SARS actually came through the United States, but it didn't get established here. We know that thousands of people died in China -- and I was in China; I saw the havoc it wreaked there. It was profound. And we know that if we were to have some sort of an outbreak -- or pandemic, worse yet -- in the United States, we don't at present have the tools that are required to rapidly ramp up some sort of a strategy for making vaccines and distributing them. Those are just the cold, hard facts.
We make influenza vaccines in chicken eggs right now, right? Which means we need, what, 300 million eggs, fertile eggs in order to make vaccines? That's insane! We have to change the way we do these things. Furthermore, much of the vaccine manufacturing has moved out of the United States, so when we needed lots of vaccine in 2009, there were people who ran out and couldn't make it for us. Do you remember that? We had contaminations of various facilities. That was a situation where that particular virus was not a major threat to humankind. But the next one may be.
The problem, of course, is that, if this happens two or three years in a row -- it happens with SARS, and it happens with H1N1, and it happens with H5N1 and so forth -- people say, "OK, every time we have a new flu season, you guys tell us the sky is falling, and then the sky doesn't fall." And at some point they also say: "All right, we're done with this hype." My argument is that if we actually make generic improvements to all these different platforms -- recognition of risk, response to risk -- then whatever it is, whether it's tuberculosis or SARS or flu or whatever, we'll be in a better position to deal with it.
- 0Oct 9, '11 by Laidback AlNew H5N1 Human Cases in Indonesia
Yesterday, the Indonesia Ministry of Health announced the case of a young child from West Jakarta who died on August 25, 2011. This is the first case confirmed in Indonesia by the Ministry of Health since June 2011. (link)
And two young brothers from Bali were locally confirmed with H5N1 today. These two cases have not yet been verified by the Ministry of Health. (link)
Presumably these cases will be confirmed by WHO shortly.
- 0Oct 17, '11 by Laidback AlBird Flu is heating up in Indonesia -
Status update -
In the past week and a half, a mother, her son, and her daughter have all died from suspected bird flu infection on the island of Bali.
Another individual is hospitalized on the island of Bali with bird flu symptoms.
And 5 individuals are hospitalized and receiving treatment for H5N1 on the island of Lombok.


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Break pay phones and parking meters for free money. You can get $10 from pay phones and $3 from parking meters....From: cheychey
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Is the new mossberg 30-30 a good gun for the money
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It will be for tennessee whitetails
It's a good caliber. No personal experience with that particular gun.
I don't need No stinking signature.
I own a mossberg 100 and its a good little gun for the money. I would assume the levers are built to the same standards. But you know what they say about assuming.
Thanks. Where I'm buying I will be able to test it out.
Oh great you can test it! Thats perfect. Test a markin 336 if you can if you like lever guns a marlin would suit you well i think.