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August 24, 2016 For many residents and visitors, fishermen and women especially, to Warren County, "A River Runs Through it" could be an accurate description of our are. more »»
Broken wing
August 24, 2016 The Birdstone Monument at Heritage Park in Warren is coming down. The concrete, granite and tile monument, which is almost 30 years old, was dedicated in April 1987. more »»
Trees the big topic at city landscape meeting
August 24, 2016 Liberty Street construction and trees were the big topics at Tuesday's Street Landscape Committee Meeting. more »»
City hosting tour of new wastewater treatment plant
August 24, 2016 The City of Warren is hosting a tour of the new wastewater treatment plant. Open to the public, City Manager Nancy Freenock said that the tour is set for Saturday, September 24 at 9 a.. more »»
Prison board decides option for law library
August 24, 2016 In the end, the Warren County Prison Board went with the simplest option for law library accessability. more »»
Stone Skipping
August 24, 2016 Times Observer photo by Brian Ferry Alex Ferry of Warren won first place in the youth division of the Pennsylvania State Stone Skipping Championship Saturday at Franklin's Rock in River Festival wit... more »»
Grand Valley man pleads guilty to felony concealment of a child
August 23, 2016 A Grand Valley man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from taking 15-year-old juvenile from her home before being found in Maine. more »»
Sugar Grove man pleads to sending pornographic photos
August 23, 2016 A Sugar Grove man has plead guilty to charges stemming from sending pornographic photos to a juvenile female. more »»
Chapman calls for help with NPL Day
August 23, 2016 "If you like coming out here," said Jen Moore, Environmental Education Specialist at Chapman State Park, "come out and help us keep it nice. more »»
Warren Y considers families if there happens to be a strike
August 23, 2016 Whether or not the district's teachers will strike is still in question, but the Warren County YMCA will be ready either way, with a childcare contingency plan aimed at easing the needs of parents i... more »»
Commish discuss possible secretary position
August 23, 2016 Having a floating secretary position for the courthouse could solve some problems, according to the county commissioners, but the idea was not a popular one at Monday's salary board meeting. more »»
Council considers another liquor license in city
August 23, 2016 A public hearing date has been set that could bring another liquor license into the City of Warren. more »»
Vets of Korean War may get recognition
August 23, 2016 Sen. Pat Toomey and the Warren County Veterans Affairs Office are looking to get some recognition for the county's veterans of the Korean War. more »»
4 others plead guilty
August 23, 2016 Four other defendants entered guilty pleas before President Judge Maureen Skerda during plea court proceedings on Monday. ¯ Polly Ann Sinn, Muir, Mi. more »»
'Family together'
August 22, 2016 Changes are coming to the corner of Third and Liberty. more »»
'That's a battle flag'
August 22, 2016 They'd been in their tank on Okinawa for months. The eight men in the amphibious tank had no idea it was going to happen, but the first atomic bomb would not be dropped for another two weeks. more »»
Second critical need blood drive of summer
August 22, 2016 The Community Blood Bank needs your help. "Unfortunately, we are going on appeal again for the second time this summer," Nicole Hornaman, communications and marketing coordinator said. more »»
GO!: Buckets filled — through state police initiative — as school safety precaution
August 22, 2016 Members of the Warren County School District have been on the Go. Go buckets, that is. more »»
'Good-faith gesture'
August 20, 2016 The teachers will be paid, but their first two paychecks for 2016-17 will be later than originally expected. At the school board meeting on Aug. more »»
Reunion of 1: Tree planter for CCC star of show Friday
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Ryan Johansen will make his Predators debut and Seth Jones will make his Blue Jackets debut. What's next?
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Penguins offense benefiting from coaching change.
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Sandra O'Sullivan to play 500th game for Seymour
Netballer to create Lions history on Saturday.CHALPAT SONTI June 25, 2014 3:58am
It really is hard to get your head around a 500-game netball career, but if anyone can it's Sandra O'Sullivan.
The Seymour stalwart will achieve the honour where it all started when she takes the Kings Park court for the B-reserve side against Rochester on Saturday.
She will be the first person to have reached the milestone at the club.
Along the way there have been four children, the same number of best-and-fairests, three premierships, a brief ''retirement'', and of course that celebrated day in 2010 when she and sisters Veronica Hager and Ros Rutherford chalked up 1000 games between them for the Lions.
But the path to 500 started as a 16-year-old in 1987, when the-then Sandra Roscoe turned out for the B-grade side.
Back then there was no age-group or B-reserve netball in the Goulburn Valley Netball League and O'Sullivan was coming off a junior netball background.
''I started in the under-8s or under-10s at (Seymour East Primary School) when we played Saturday mornings at Kings Park,'' she said.
''It just went on from there. When I started seeing (future husband Gerard) he was playing footy, so I thought I'd give the footy club a run. We played on one of the courts at Kings Park and when there wasn't any room we used to play behind the old shire office (where The Seymour Club is now).''
She also followed Veronica to the Lions, but has played more with Ros as O'Sullivan's career has largely been in the B-grade side.
There have been a few brief A-grade stints, including when she was pregnant with eldest daughter Lyndel and in an elimination final in 2011 when the three sisters played together for the first and only time.
''I was never really cut out for that hard stuff in A-grade,'' she said.
''B-grade was hard enough. It's definitely a different range from B-reserve to A-grade.''
Along the way she has seen an improved standard in all grades.
''It's full on now with training and drills,'' she said.
''There's all the outside stuff that comes with playing on Saturdays, you actually have to be qualified and doing courses to coach.''
Including someone as experienced as O'Sullivan. She has combined coaching with playing this season and only last week passed a coaching course.
''You also used to play just four 10-minute quarters but now it's for a full hour, there are players from Melbourne and lots of other things you didn't use to have in a country netball league.
''(Ash Chapman and Kath Knott) have really improved us out of sight. It is exciting for them, too, because they all put in the hard yards.''
O'Sullivan has also put in plenty off the court, too, stepping up her involvement when Gerard became club president in 2012 and is now canteen manager.
''It's not that hard, I've got plenty of helpers, but those are the things you've got to do to keep everything running smoothly,'' she said.
There was also the ''year off'' from playing in 2012, the first real season she didn't play, but she soon got bored of watching from the sidelines and made a comeback.
Perhaps forgotten with the passing of time now was that in 1995, she actually went to play briefly at Broadford where Gerard and his brother Matt had gone to play football and Matt's wife Pauline was coaching the netball team.
And that family connection is probably what defines the O'Sullivans in relation to the club. Pauline of course is one of the best netballers produced in Seymour, while O'Sullivan's sisters have been part of the furniture also.
Then there's the new generation, including her daughters Lyndel, Ellie and Meg. Lyndel has already passed the 100-game milestone and Ellie, who has been a revelation in A-grade this year, is past 50.
Sandra and Lyndel have been playing a fair bit together this season, and the progress of her daughters and nieces is as good a reason as any to keep going.
''It's good playing with them,'' she said.
''They're a fair bit quicker than me and it's sometimes funny when they call out 'Mum' on the court, but they're good kids, they listen and they're still willing to learn. Meg's probably the one more in it for fun.
''I've also got plenty of good friends around me there and they all love it. I just used to rock up and play, but the girls, though they can still show up, they've also got plenty of jobs to do and we call on them first to do them. If they can't, I go to the nieces.''
It's no surprise O'Sullivan rates the three premierships as her career highlight, and reckons Lyndel snuck one in as well as Sandra was pregnant with her at the time of the 1993 flag.
There haven't been any titles since, which makes her appreciate how hard it is — and how netball in small country towns tends to be a cyclical thing.
And what of Saturday's milestone? Lyndel will be on the court with her and probably sister Ros will play in it after overcoming injury, but O'Sullivan is typically low-key.
''It's exciting, but I don't really want too much hype about it,'' she said.
''Every milestone game I've had I reckon we've been belted in. We usually end up playing the Swans, so hopefully it might change this time.''
So what next — apart from another flag, which is not out of the question with the B-reserve side?
''I don't know, I think this year might be it, but at this time of year it's hard to get motivated for next year. When spring comes along and the weather's better, it might be a different story.''
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Edward Bradford, 80, of Pensacola, has become the fourth fatality of a Flomaton car wreck that occured Aug. 31. Bradford died Friday at Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola, according to Faith Chapel Funeral Home.
Bradford was a passenger in a silver Mercury Grand Marquis driven by his wife, 79-year-old Alice Bradford, when she hit a maroon Mercury Grand Marquis driver by Stephen Carl Thompson, 33, and his 9-year-old son Nathan. The Thompsons, both Bay Minette residents, died at the scene. Alice Bradford died at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola Monday after being taken there by helicopter.
Alice Bradford, a retired nurse, was driving southbound on Ala. 113 and apparently failed to stop at its intersection with the combined U.S. 29/31. She crashed into the driver's side of Thompson's car with such force that both vehicles were carried across the intersection into a tire shop.
Edward Bradford, former editor-in-chief of Military Review magazine, retired as an Army officer in 1980. The New York City native became a faculty member at Marion Military Institute, retiring from the military school in Marion, Ala., as a vice president in 1993. He and Alice, a Brooklyn native, had been married for 58 years.
Visitation for both Bradfords will be Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North, 1000 U.S. 29 in Cantonment. Mass of Christian Burial for both will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Pensacola's Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church, 9945 Hillview Drive. Burial will follow at Barrancas National Cemetery.


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Tony Romo: Money? What Money?
Based on the first day of Dallas Cowboys training camp, Tony Romo is ready. Ready to put last year's disappointing end behind him: "I'm not a holder anymore, thankfully." Ready to become the undisputed leader of America's Team: "I really think we can do something special this season. I need to be myself and play quarterback the right way for that to happen." Ready to get the ball early and often to Terrell Owens: The first play of camp was a reverse to T.O., and the highlight of Wednesday's afternoon workout at The Alamodome here in San Antonio was a 60-yard touchdown hookup between Romo and Owens.
And he's ready to head into camp and the 2007 regular season unfazed by an uncertain contract status: "My agent doesn't like to hear this, but I love playing this game. If it's for $100 or $1 million …whatever."
Romo, whose contract expires at the end of this season, will get a new deal sooner rather than later if he's as accurate as yesterday at The Alamodome. Between acknowledgment fist pumps to adoring fans, he completed passes of all trajectory all over the field. In other words, he looked more like a Pro Bowl quarterback than one with only 11 career starts.
"I'm getting paid to play a game. I'm lucky and I realize that," Romo said. "It's not rocket science. I'm indifferent, honestly. If the team feels like paying me now I'm fine with it. If not, if they want to wait, that's fine too. It won't change my daily approach to helping this team win one bit. I don't want the game to become about money. Sometimes when that seeps in it takes away the fun." Fun 1, Money 0. Stay tuned. --Richie Whitt
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Frederick William Garvert, 89, of Amarillo died Monday, Nov. 19, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the small chapel of St. Mary's Catholic Church with Monsignor Harold Waldow officiating. Mass will be celebrated at 1 p.m. Friday in St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Grand Prairie. Burial will be at 3 p.m. Friday in DFW National Cemetery in Dallas by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Freddy was born Sept. 17, 1918, in Rockwood, Pa., and married Louise in 1946. He served in the Army Air Forces as a B-17 navigator in World War II and continued his Air Force career for more than 26 years before retiring.
His second career was as maintenance supervisor for the Amarillo YMCA. He loved to play handball and pool. His other hobbies included woodworking.
He was preceded in death by his wife about four years ago and he will be joining her in Heaven.
Survivors include a son, Robert Garvert and wife Michelle of Amarillo; a daughter, Beverly Gammon of Grand Prairie; and a grandson, Bill Gammon of Dallas.
The family suggests memorials be to God's Learning Channel, P.O. Box 61000, Midland, TX 79711-1000.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 25, 2007
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All Too Hard, a 4-year-old half-brother to the unbeaten sprinter Black Caviar, makes his first start since October in Saturday's Group 1 C.F. Orr Stakes at Caulfield Racecourse in Australia.
The $412,000 Orr Stakes is run over seven furlongs and is the first Group 1 race of 2013 in Australia.
All Too Hard won the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas and was second in the Cox Plate last October. A three-time stakes winner, All Too Hard, who is by Casino Prince, is considered a candidate for the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot in England in June.
The Orr Stakes will be All Too Hard's first start for Vinery Stud, who acquired the colt from Nathan Tinkler in December.
All Too Hard is part of a field of nine that includes Callanish, who is unbeaten after eight starts and is making his Group 1 debut, and King Mufhasa, a 9-year-old who has won 10 Group 1 races in Australia and New Zealand.
◗ Mr Moet reverts to a sprint after a second-place finish in the Group 2 Perth Cup over 1 1/2 miles at Ascot Racecourse in Perth, Australia, on Jan. 1. Mr Moet won the Group 1 Railway Stakes over a mile at that track in November.


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New grant scheme is set to upskill workers
Published 05/05/2009
A new scheme to protect jobs and upskill workers through grants made to companies is to be rolled out in Northern Ireland this month.
With unemployment rising, the Department for Employment and Learning has joined forces with Invest NI and the Department of Enterprise to tackle the problem.
The programme aims to allow employers to retain as many of their workers as possible.
Employment Minister Sir Reg Empey said the aim was to keep as many people in work, particularly those that are placed in short time working:
He said: "We would hope to encourage companies through grants that we would make, to keep as many of those on short time working in employment as possible, so that they can be up-skilled during this recession."
He said the grants were an investment in staff and it would not be a case of handing over a sum of money to companies to help them meet their bills.
Instead, funding would be for specific purposes and targeted predominantly at manufacturing, particularly where there was export and tradable services potential.
The Minister said that the grants were focused on upskilling the workforce for the upturn.
He added: "It's not simply a matter of subsidising wages, we would only be making payments for specific purposes of upskilling the individual worker."
Apprenticeships will also be provided under the new scheme either onsite or offsite if necessary to agreed training levels where the scheme would be approved in advance.
Sir Reg said that as resources were finite, any proposal would have to be reviewed after six months.
He added: "We can't enter into open-ended schemes whereby we would be paying sums of money indefinitely."
The Minister acknowledged that the cycle of unemployment was difficult to break.
He said: "If people are unemployed for six months or more, they're only 50% likely to get back into work.
"And if they are a year or more, only 25% are likely to get back into work. So when people get unemployed, it's harder and harder and harder to get them re-employed as time goes on."
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A local mother and her daughter got physically ill, all because of a leak that they didn't know about. Rheny Hayden of Lewiston always keeps her windows open, even on the coldest days.
"If you think there's going to be some kind of accident, you don't expect it to be carbon monoxide poisoning in your apartment so that was definitely scary to hear that," said Hayden.
While keeping the windows open isn't necessary anymore, Hayden has gotten nervous after a carbon monoxide poisoning scare.
"I think it all kind of went on for about two months," said Hayden. "The tired, the headaches it just didn't really click until about two weeks ago that it was only happening in the apartment."
Carbon monoxide is also known as the silent killer, because it's odorless and tasteless. It can be released from gas, oil, or coal burning appliances if they're not maintained properly.
"The first thing that happened, is my eyes burned really bad and my daughter she kept telling me her eyes were burning too," said Hayden.
Hayden became concerned about her and her daughter's health, so this past Saturday, she bought a carbon monoxide detector.
"It immediately started going off," said Hayden. "As soon as I got back to my room and my daughters, the levels went up."
That's when Hayden called 9-1-1.
"They immediately came in and said their eyes starting burning, they could smell it, they felt it," said Hayden. "And so they wanted to open the doors and evacuate immediately."
"What they found was that the exhaust from the boiler in the basement was completely blocked," said Lewiston Fire Department Battalion Chief Kevin Kalbfleisch.
Kalbfleisch said getting gas, oil, or coal burning appliances checked and maintained is a way to prevent leaks from occurring. And he suggests to keep a carbon monoxide detector in your home. Hayden said they've moved back into the apartment but she keeps the alarm right next to her bed every night.
"It's just like wow, I can't believe I could have died," said Hayden.
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A Bristol, Conn., man died Friday afternoon from injuries received in a lawn mower crash in Mount Holly last week, according to Vermont State Police.
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There are various reasons that sports fans begin to "follow" a certain team. They might like a certain player they have, they might like their offensive or defensive schemes, they might like their coaching staff, or they just might like the colors.
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*****A free service of the APEC Emerging Infections Network*****
APEC EINet News Briefs offers the latest news, journal articles, and notifications for emerging infections affecting the APEC member economies. It was created to foster transparency, communication, and collaboration in emerging infectious diseases among health professionals, international business and commerce leaders, and policy makers in the Asia-Pacific region.
In this edition:
- Global: Cumulative number of human cases of avian influenza A/(H5N1)
- South Korea: Avian influenza H5N1 in poultry after 3-year lull
- South Korea: Excerpts from the OIE report on avian influenza H5N1
- South Korea: Avian influenza H5N1 hits second poultry farm
- Indonesia: 57th death from avian influenza H5N1 infection
- China: Consideration of ban on new live-poultry markets
- Australia: Provides AU$4 Million for APEC Infectious Diseases' Defenses
- Ivory Coast: Report of H5N1 virus in 2 dead turkeys
1. Updates
- Avian/Pandemic influenza updates
2. Articles
- WHO guidelines for investigation of human cases of avian influenza A(H5N1)
- FAO: Enhancing control of highly pathogenic avian influenza in developing countries through compensation: issues and good practice
- Evidence of influenza A virus RNA in Siberian lake ice
- What maintains parental support for vaccination when challenged by anti-vaccination messages? A qualitative study
- Surveillance of influenza immunisation uptake in people aged under 65 years with chronic disease
3. Notifications
- Fourth International Conference on Avian Influenza
- Vaccination: a tool for the control of avian influenza
- Flexible financing for FAO's avian influenza programme
Global: Cumulative number of human cases of avian influenza A/(H5N1)
Economy / Cases (Deaths)
Total no. of confirmed human cases of avian influenza A/(H5N1), Dec 2003 to present: 258 (154).
Avian influenza age & sex distribution data from WHO/WPRO: http://www.wpro.who.int/sites/csr/data/data_Graphs.htm.
WHO's maps showing world's areas reporting confirmed cases of H5N1 avian influenza in humans, poultry and wild birds (last updated 28 Nov 2006): http://gamapserver.who.int/mapLibrary/
South Korea: Avian influenza H5N1 in poultry after 3-year lull
South Korea has reported its first outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza in nearly 3 years, on a poultry farm in North Jeolla province, about 100 miles from Seoul. The virus was detected in dead poultry on a farm in the city of Iksan that raises parent stock for broiler chickens. The outbreak caused 6,500 deaths among 13,000 susceptible birds. The source of the outbreak is unknown, though reportedly the farm lies on a bird migration route. The last poultry outbreak in South Korea occurred Dec 2003 and prompted the culling of 5 million birds and cost about 1.5 trillion won [USD 161 million] to prevent the disease spreading. No human cases of H5N1 illness have ever been reported in the country, but South Korea's Center for Disease Control and Prevention said Sep 2006 that 5 workers who helped cull poultry nearly 3 years ago showed evidence of past infection with H5N1 avian influenza, though they had not been ill.
Reportedly the South Korean agriculture ministry has begun culling 236,000 poultry on 6 Iksan poultry farms. About 6 million eggs will also be destroyed. A 3-kilometer quarantine zone was set up around the outbreak site, and a 10-kilometer surveillance zone covers 200 poultry farms. Authorities have also banned the sale and shipment of poultry, eggs, and related products from the area and have set up checkpoints to inspect trucks. Farms in the surveillance zone raise more than 50 million chickens and ducks. Reportedly health officials plan on culling cats, dogs, and other animals such as pigs in the area to control the spread of the disease. South Korea culled dogs and cats along with 5.3 million birds during its last outbreak in 2003.
However, Peter Roeder, an animal health expert with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), questions the validity of culling cats and dogs. "It's highly unusual, and it's not a science-based decision," he said. Japan is temporarily suspending poultry imports from South Korea. The imports constituted 0.2 per cent of Japan's total in 2005, according to the Japanese ministry of agriculture.
South Korea: Excerpts from the OIE report on avian influenza H5N1
Control measures undertaken: control of wildlife reservoirs; stamping out (all poultry in the affected farm); quarantine (removal of feed, manure and egg plates out of the farms within a 3-km radius zone around the outbreak is prohibited); movement control inside the country (a 10-km radius zone around the infected holding); screening; zoning; burial of dead and destroyed poultry as well as of feed, manure and egg plates in the affected farm; disinfection and surveillance intensified in the poultry holdings. Control measure to be undertaken: stamping out (all poultry within a 0.5-km radius zone around the outbreak).
South Korea: Avian influenza H5N1 hits second poultry farm
There have been no reports of infections associated with the current outbreak in local residents or quarantine workers. Health authorities have reportedly vaccinated 151 people living within 500 meters of the second outbreak (kind of vaccine used not reported). Reportedly quarantine authorities would cull all poultry within a 500 meter radius of the latest infected farm. The second outbreak has raised concern that the virus has spread outside the high-risk zone around the first affected farm. Expanding the quarantine zone beyond the site of the first outbreak could greatly increase the number of chickens, dogs, cats, and other animals that officials would kill. Reportedly more than 170,000 chickens at farms within 500 meters of the first outbreak have been killed in the past 2 days, along with a number of pigs and dogs.
The agriculture ministry confirmed 3 avian flu outbreaks in other districts but said they involved a mild strain. Since news of the first outbreak 22 Nov 2006, major retailers have been seeing chicken sales decline.
Indonesia: 57th death from avian influenza H5N1 infection
China: Consideration of ban on new live-poultry markets
Australia: Provides AU$4 Million for APEC Infectious Diseases' Defenses
Ivory Coast: Report of H5N1 virus in 2 dead turkeys
Avian influenza H5N1 virus was detected in 2 turkeys that died early Nov 2006 in Ivory Coast, according to an Agence France-Presse report. The turkeys came from a livestock camp at a village near Abidjan in the south. The country's last outbreak in poultry was May 2006. Health officials said that health and safety measures had been taken and that people who were exposed to the birds were under medical supervision.
(CIDRAP 11/27/06 http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/ )
1. Updates
Avian/Pandemic influenza updates
- WHO: http://www.who.int/csr/disease/avian_influenza/en/index.html.
- UN FAO: http://www.fao.org/ag/againfo/subjects/en/health/diseases-cards/special_avian.html. Information and link to the International Conference on Avian Influenza.
- OIE: http://www.oie.int/eng/en_index.htm.
- US CDC: http://www.cdc.gov/flu/avian/index.htm
- The US government's web site for pandemic/avian flu: http://www.pandemicflu.gov/.
- Health Canada: information on pandemic influenza: http://www.influenza.gc.ca/index_e.html. Information on avian influenza: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dc-ma/avia/index_e.html.
- CIDRAP: http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/. Frequently updated news and journal articles.
- PAHO: http://www.paho.org/English/AD/DPC/CD/influenza.htm.
- American Veterinary Medical Association: http://www.avma.org/public_health/influenza/default.asp.
- US Geological Survey, National Wildlife Health Center Avian Influenza Information: http://www.nwhc.usgs.gov/disease_information/avian_influenza/index.jsp. Updates on H5N1 in wild and domestic animals/birds (global).
(WHO; FAO, OIE; CDC; Health Canada; CIDRAP; PAHO; AVMA; USGS)
2. Articles
WHO guidelines for investigation of human cases of avian influenza A(H5N1)
WHO released guidelines for investigating human cases of H5N1 avian influenza in an effort to shed more light on the virus and improve the chances of detecting changes that could turn it into a pandemic strain. The document calls for a thorough probe of each case, from interviewing the patient and searching for contacts through hunting for other cases nearby and sifting data for any signs of human-to-human transmission. It calls for investigating suspected cases before lab test results are available. The new guidance comes less than a month after the WHO issued a report on how much remains unknown about the H5N1 virus. The report said H5N1 illness is fundamentally different from ordinary flu in its severity and range of manifestations. The panel called for research to determine why children and young adults seem especially susceptible and whether genetic factors increase the risk of infection or transmission among blood relatives.
The introduction to the new guidance says, "The document reflects and incorporates the practical field experience gained by investigators working at international, national, and sub-national levels during investigations of A(H5N1)." The intention is that local health agencies will use the guidelines to build their own investigative plans and procedures. The purposes of case investigation include: Confirming the diagnosis of H5N1; Reducing illness and death by rapidly identifying cases and starting appropriate treatment and precautions; Reducing further spread by identifying possible sources of exposure and implementing prevention and control measures; Determining if human-to-human transmission is becoming more efficient; Identifying the key epidemiologic, clinical, and virologic characteristics of each case; Ensuring timely exchange of information among clinicians, health investigators, and government officials to facilitate appropriate responses.
In advice on searching for patients' contacts, WHO says investigators should assume that patients are infectious for 1 week before onset of illness and 2 weeks afterward, even though the infectious period for the virus has not been determined. Healthy contacts should be monitored and given preventive antiviral treatment, depending on their risk of exposure. Besides tracing contacts, investigators should search actively for other possible H5N1 cases by going from house to house and possibly conducting telephone surveys of healthcare facilities, practitioners, and labs, WHO advises.
The agency recommends against using rapid diagnostic tests for the H5N1 virus. "The diagnostic accuracy of commercially available rapid tests is unknown, and if the test result is positive, differentiation between influenza A subtypes is not possible and confirmatory tests must be done," WHO says. WHO has said a rapid, reliable diagnostic test for H5N1 infection is urgently needed. The guidance discusses potential clues to a change in the virus's human transmissibility and what to look for in evaluating clusters of cases. It also suggests doing complementary studies, such as seroprevalence surveys of people with possible occupational risk in affected areas and case-control studies to evaluate risk factors for infection.
Full report: http://www.who.int/csr/resources/publications/influenza/WHO_CDS_EPR_GIP_2006_4/en/index.html
FAO: Enhancing control of highly pathogenic avian influenza in developing countries through compensation: issues and good practice
Evidence of influenza A virus RNA in Siberian lake ice
What maintains parental support for vaccination when challenged by anti-vaccination messages? A qualitative study
Surveillance of influenza immunisation uptake in people aged under 65 years with chronic disease
3. Notifications
Fourth International Conference on Avian Influenza
6-8 Dec 2006, Bamako - the Fourth International Conference on Avian Influenza aims to: provide new insights into Avian Influenza disease development around the world and review progress recorded after the Beijing and Vienna Conferences; provide latest information on strategies and forms of compensation, vaccination, with reference to the major technical meetings' recommendations; and foster intergrated national strategies coordinated at regional and global levels.
(FAO http://www.fao.org/ag/againfo/subjects/en/health/diseases-cards/special_avian.html )
Vaccination: a tool for the control of avian influenza
Flexible financing for FAO's avian influenza programme


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Question: What's your favorite Puffin flavor? Question: Do you prefer AM or PM workouts? — Life's a Bowl
Archives for November 2011
It Has No Function, It's Just There
I am a daughter, a fiance, a friend, an athlete, and a teacher… But lately, I have also been a nurse. Let's rewind to Thursday [aka Thanksgiving] night… For Thanksgiving, I had the pleasure of spending quality time with family and friends. We shared stories about recent adventures, we drank, we ate, and we celebrated- [Read More]
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To shop or not to shop, that is today's question… Source I'm a sucker for sales, but I'm not so sure that I can handle the Black Friday madness?! Source P.S. I wonder what my students would write if I asked them to write a thank you letter to their parents for Thanksgiving… What would [Read More]
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Source Since high school I've been helping my momma cook Thanksgiving dinner… Of course, I've taken on more duties as I've gotten older and now I cook almost half of the dishes, including the turkey! Thanksgiving Menu Great Harvest Cranberry-Orange Bread Green Beans with Turkey Bacon and Balsamic Shallots green beans, turkey bacon, chicken broth, [Read More]
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That was more like it. After being shoved around and embarrassed in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, the Heat pushed back Wednesday in Game 2 and kicked the door down against Chicago in a 115-78 victory at AmericanAirlines Arena. The series is now tied 1-1 with Game 3 on Friday at Chicago's United Center. "We were able to save this one, but we're still in the hole," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "Now we're going into the lion's den."
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Students recognize those who donated bodies after deaths
An Upstate college is holding a special service to honor those who have donated their bodies to medical education after their deaths.
The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine is holding the memorial service for its Gift of Body program on Friday. The public is invited to attend.
Through the Gift of Body program, bodies donated for medical education are studied by first year medical students in their anatomy and embryology courses.
Through the ceremony, the class of 2015 will have the opportunity to recognize the commitment the donors have made toward their education as future physicians as well as thank the families of the donors.
The Gift of Body service will be held at 5 p.m. Friday at the First Presbyterian Church in Spartanburg.
The college will also hold its White Coat Ceremony to welcome students from the class of 2016 into the medical profession on Sunday at 2 p.m. in Converse College's Twichell Auditorium.
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Please i want the following Food Order Web Page to link it to the Mobile Application that i am doing for a restaurant.
the Food Order Web Page (With Control Panel) includes:
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Students will learn authentic dance, music and costumes from various states of Mexico. Students will develop fundamental dance and choreography skills. Please wear comfortable clothes and wear shoes with a strong heel. Must be enrolled in all 3 sessions to be in a December recital. No new students will be accepted after the first session without prior approval from the instructor.
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text: 000 AXPZ20 KNHC 260950 TWDEP Tropical Weather Discussion NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 1005 UTC Mon Sep 26 2016 Tropical weather discussion for the eastern Pacific Ocean from the Equator to 32N, east of 140W. The following information is based on satellite imagery, weather observations, radar, and meteorological analysis. Based on 0600 UTC surface analysis and satellite imagery through 0945 UTC. ...SPECIAL FEATURES... Tropical Storm Roslyn centered at 16.8N 119.5W at 27/0900Z, or about 750 nm wsw of the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, moving n-ne or 020 degrees at 4 kt. Estimated minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt. Currently, scattered moderate isolated strong convection is observed over the se semicircle, within 120 nm either side of a line from 19n116W to 12N120W. Roslyn is forecast to maintain minimum tropical storm strength through late Tue, then lose tropical characteristics on Tue night with a 30 kt remnant low pres near 20.4N 117.0W at 06 UTC Sep 28. The remnant low will continue to gradually weaken late in the week. Refer to the latest NHC forecast/advisory under AWIPS/WMO headers WTPZ23 KNHC/TCMEP3, or visit the NHC website at http://hurricanes.gov for additional details. ...TROPICAL WAVE... A tropical wave is analyzed to the n of 08N along 99W and has been drifting westward. Scattered moderate to strong convection is noted w of the wave within 30 nm of the Pacific coast of Mexico between 97W and 101W. ...INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE/MONSOON TROUGH... The monsoon trough extends w off the Pacific coast of northern Costa Rica at 11N85W to 11N96W, then dips sw to 10N112W where it loses identity. Scatterometer winds indicate that the monsoon trough resumes just sw of T.S. Roslyn at 14N122W, and continues wsw to the 1008 mb surface low previously mentioned near 11.5N139W. Scattered moderate isolated strong convection is observed within 120 nm of 08N85W. Isolated moderate and strong convection is noted elsewhere within 180 nm either side of a line from 06N82W to 11N100W to 08N109W, and from 07N to 14N between 120W and 137W. ...DISCUSSION... OFFSHORE WATERS WITHIN 250 NM OF MEXICO... A sub-tropical ridge axis extends from nw to se across the offshore zones w of the Baja Peninsula terminating near 22N110W. Light to gentle nw winds are observed w of the Baja Peninsula with little change expected through tonight, then the gradient should further relax supporting light n to ne winds through late Tue. Gentle to occasionally moderate flow expected elsewhere along the Pacific coast of Mexico through tonight. Thereafter, the remnants of Roslyn will spread n across the extreme western waters of offshore zones PMZ015 and PMZ013 from Tue through Wed night, with a strong ne to e to se wind shift, and seas to a max of 11 ft. Moderate to fresh nw winds are expected across the northern Gulf of California this morning, then the gradient will relax supporting light and variable winds through Tue night, then becoming light n winds throughout the entire gulf waters on Wed. A cold front will pass through the sw Gulf of Mexico early this week, resulting in strong drainage flow across the Gulf of Tehuantepec beginning Wed night, and then pulsing through the upcoming weekend. Guidance has backed off on the winds reaching gale force. OFFSHORE WATERS WITHIN 250 NM OF CENTRAL AMERICA, COLOMBIA, AND WITHIN 750 NM OF ECUADOR... Light to gentle southerly winds expected n of about 05N, while gentle to locally moderate s to sw flow is expected s of 05N through the middle of the week. Combined seas of 3 to 6 ft primarily in mixing long-period sw and nw swell are expected this week. REMAINDER OF THE AREA... A 1008 mb low pressure is embedded in the monsoon trough near 11.5N140W. Scattered moderate isolated strong convection is noted within 120 nm either side of a line from 09.5N138W to 13N140W with banding features se of the center. The low is forecast to move w and become quasi-stationary near 13N142W late tonight, then move n during mid week accompanied by strong winds over its e semicircle that will spread e into the discussion area near 13N139W on Wed, surrounded by a larger area of 7 to 9 ft seas across the discussion waters from 11N to 17N w of 136W. Atmospheric and oceanic conditions will become more favorable for tropical cyclone formation in 3 to 5 days. $$ Nelson


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Danny Brooks
Foot stompin' rockin' southern soulpunctuated with slide and wailing high lonesome harmonica. Soulful ballads and raspy soulful vocals similar to Paul Rogers, Joe Cocker, Solomon Burke, Taj Mahal.... hes our Solomon Burke, Otis Redding, Taj Mahal and Ralph Stanley rolled into one performer. Chris Darton/Maple Blues Magazine
Danny Brooks 'Texassippi Soul Man', now settled in Llano Texas (Originally from Toronto Canada) has mixed the best of both Texas and Mississippi and calls it 'Texassippi'. He grew up on Hank Williams, Solomon Burke, Taj Mahal, John Lee Hooker and the Allman Brothers, Blind Boys of Alabama, and Rev. Jumpin' Jim Jericho. Older brother Greg's R&B recordings, of Joe Tex, Bobby Blue Bland and Sam Cooke added to the blend.
Years ago I had the privilege of singing one night with Brownie McGhee (story on my website) and he told me "Son 'fo a white boy, you sho' 'nuff have a suntan on the inside". Several years back after my 7th cd, Mitch Lopate introduced me to Johnny Sandlin, legendary Capricorn Records producer, who brought me down to Decatur Alabama to record 'No Easy Way Out' with the Muscle Shoals musicians...David Hood, Spooner Oldham, Scott Boyer, Kelvin Holly, Bill Stewart, Bonnie Bramlett, Kevin McKendree, James Pennebaker, The Muscle Shoals Horns and rounding it out with Carla Russell and Tina Swindell. It was a thrilling experience and a highlight in my career. It is especially sweet as I have been given a new lease on life and my music reflects the conflict/resolution of live liven hard and fast and been given another chance to make something of it.
Life is precious and we need to make the best of what we have left of it!
'Listening to Danny Brooks is like driving out of Memphis, TN on a sunny Saturday morning into the Mississippi Delta listening to WDIA. It's one of those things where time stands still. A dash of Eddie Hinton, Solomon Burke, Rev. James Cleveland and Howlin' Wolf are all ingredients in Danny's soulful musical stew'. states Greg Martin of the Kentucky Headhunters. Maybe Greg Quill, noted musician and arts writer for the Toronto Star, sums it up the best: 'This is Roots music of great distinction.'
A good mix of rockin' Soul Blues and Pop R&B/Soul Ballads, Brooks live shows rock and he pours everything into each gig; gig after gig! His motto is 'Bring it or go home'.
New recording 'Danny Brooks, 'Texassippi Soul Man' is very well received by reviewers and radio.
Hit #10 on Texas Roots Music Chart (9 months on chart)
#7 on DawgFM Top 20
Hit #1 Top 50 Blues RMR Charts/Internet
#1 Top 50 Antiquarian Librarian Breakthrough Chart
BB Kings Bluesville: http://blues411.com/b-b-kings-bluesville-picks-to-click/
Earlier recordings 'Live At The Palais', Rock This House & Soulsville have all hit #1 on Bluesville SiriusXM
Brooks constantly tours from Texas to Toronto and when not using a band travels as a duo with wife Debi who sings and plays percussion/cajon, Brooks plays assorted guitars/slide/cigar box, harp rack and homemade stomp-board. They carry a Yorkville Elite PA System, 2000 W, with Sub Woofers and they make a great racket for a duo!
Crucial Music http://www.crucialmusic.com/ is now representing Danny Brooks music to film/TV
1990 After The Storm (Duke St./MCA)
1993 Rough Raw & Simple (Duke St./MCA)
1998 It's A Southern Thing (HIS House Rcd's.)
2000 Righteous, Live at The Southside Shuffle (HHR)
2002 Saved! Northern Blues Gospel Allstars (Northern Blues)
2004 Soulsville, Souled Out 'n Sanctified (HHR)
2005 Soulsville, Rock This House (HHR)
2007 No Easy Way Out (Rockin' Camel Records)
2008/Book 'Miracles For Breakfast'/John Wiley & Sons
2009 Live At The Palais Royale/Soulsville III (HHR)
2012 Danny Brooks/Texassippi Soul Man (HHR) Oct. 24th
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Apart from originals, I can cover Dan Penn, Paul Rogers, Tom Waits, John Lee Hooker, Sam Cooke, Taj Mahal, Solomon Burke, Hank Williams, Jimmie Rogers, Allman Brothers, Blind Boys of Alabama...
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But I don't like all these people slagging her for breaking up The Beatles
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I mean, if I was John and you were Yoko I would gladly give up musical genius
Just to have you as my very own personal Venus
— Barenaked Ladies, "Be My Yoko Ono"
"I saw Yoko Ono come in the book store, and I ran to the music history section. I grabbed every book on the Beatles I could carry and ran back. Then I threw the books at her, yelling 'YOU ARE THE VILLAIN IN ALL OF THESE STORIES!'"
"Oi! Ono! No!"
Spike: It's called the Yoko Factor. Don't tell me you've never heard of the Beatles?
Spike: What a surprise. The point is, they were once a real powerful group. It's not a stretch to say they ruled the world. And when they broke up everyone blamed Yoko, but the fact is the group split itself apart, she just happened to be there. You know how it is with kids. They go off to college, they grow apart. Way of the world.
— Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "The Yoko Factor"
When in doubt, blame the singer's girlfriend.
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"Almost immediately after Milo and Otis reunite, guess what happens. 'Oh no, not a woman! Ruining our perfect bromance? Nooooo!' Was this a thing before Yoko Ono ruined the world? Because it sure is a thing now. Woman!"
"Guys always blame the girl when they can't keep their little band together."


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The Labor of Raising Fresh ProduceMarch 24, 2007The clocks have sprung forward, and the change of seasons is under way. But from trees budding in January because of unseasonable temperatures in the Northeast to frozen citrus crops in the West, this winter will be remembered for delivering some unusual weather.The weather is only one part of the story for Fresh Del Monte Produce, the fruit and vegetable company. Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh, 65, the chief executive, spoke recently about price inflation, focusing on new markets in the Middle East and Africa and the around-the-world business trips his job requires. Following are excerpts:Q. We had some weird weather this winter. Did your crops sustain any significant damage?A. The weather has been weird in terms of being positive in some areas and negative in others. As far as Del Monte is concerned, we don�t have so much exposure to growing crops in California, where the freezing took place, during the winter. We grow our crops in Arizona and Texas.We saw good weather in Central America, where it is usually more rainy. This year we found the rains to be moderate and sunshine more abundant. This was helpful to our bananas, pineapples and melons.Q. In parts of the country in the latest harvest, crops went to waste because of a labor shortage. Do you struggle with finding enough workers?A. This is a challenge, something that we have to work on. We have a big operation in Arizona, where we produce melons in the spring and fall. And we use a lot of labor in the fields for picking and packing. This, of course, is a situation where we have to live with the new wages that have just been passed on by Congress. And also the issue of having access to labor from Mexico. This is an issue that the whole industry is dealing with. Our prices to the consumer haven�t been raised to handle this increase in labor costs. The additional costs will have to be passed on to the consumer. We won�t be able to absorb the costs for a very long time.
Thx for your post alan. Great interview. I wonder if I can infer that they are currently absorbing labor cost increases themselves when he says the company will not be able to absorb the costs for a long period of time?
FYFEES ANNOUNCES 52% LOSSES DURING 2006 The Irish multinational has announced that it can not longer carry the high prices of banana trading and that it would increase its prices.Notwithstanding these results it continues with it aggressive expansion program and it is said by pundits that it has target for purchase Del Monte Fresh Fruit .http://www.thebanananews.com/27/03/07


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HARRISBURG - Gov. Corbett has reversed his position on the use of medical marijuana - at least as it applies to children with seizure disorders.
Corbett said Thursday he would support a "medically responsible proposal" for a treatment program using cannabidiol (CBD), an oil derivative of marijuana that some say is effective in controlling epileptic seizures.
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Dead Island, once known as Island of the Living Dead, was one of the games Techland showed off at E3 last year. While most people came away from the demo unimpressed, I'm still rather pleased to hear that it is still under development and hope that it has come a long way in the last year or so.
The game is set unsurprisingly on a zombie infested island that your character and his wife crash on, leading you on a quest to survive and rescue your missing bride.
The bullet list of features in the press release relaunching the game certainly has a lot of stuff that wasn't in the version shown over a year ago. Hand-to-hand combat; a damage model depicting muscles, skin and bone; a dynamic ecosystem; non-linear gameplay; interactive environments; and a liquid, gas and electricity physics system are definite highlights of the list.
Techland's last FPS, Call of Jaurez, received mixed reviews, but it certainly had its fair share of fans, and the newly announced Xbox 360 version brings the game to a wider audience.
We'll definitely keep on eye on this title as we learn more about it, and hopefully it will continue to keep improving for the better.
In other gaming news…
I'm going to guess that Revisitronic has capitalized Project WITCHES because it's an acronym, but I'll try not to let my pet peeves get in the way of this news piece.
Project WITCHES is set in the kind of dark medieval settings you'd expect from a horror fantasy piece and pits the supposedly "sultry" Gwen and her team of Witches against the Hordes of the Beast who are enslaving and no doubt pillaging and all that good stuff.
It's the kind of game where even the men have huge breasts, and co-operative play is the order of the day with either the game's AI taking charge of the other big breasted men and women or other players across the Internet filling those boots (BOOTS not… nevermind).
Hopefully the developers will spend as long trying to make the game scary (one of the key features they see fit to highlight on the game's page) as they spend on ensuring that the women are as sultry as possible.
We'll keep following this game if only so we can keep joking about the subject matter, but Project WITCHES is slated for release on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii and PC for some time next year.
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Posted July 21, 2009 at 7:59 PM
In a couple of weeks I'm going to Cedar Point with some friends. I'm 5"6 and I weigh 250 pounds. I can wear a size 18 to a size 22 in pants (female) depending on the style. The weight is evenly distributed throughout my body like I'm not bigger on the bottom or the top. I am a little on the busty side, but it matches the rest of my body. I went there 2 years ago and I was the same size maybe even a little bigger. I got on most of the rides no problem. The only one that was a little tight was Wicked Twister, but I still got on it. I got on Maverick, Max-Air, Skyhawk, Raptor, and some other ones no problem. I didn't go on the Dragster or Millennium because none of my friends would go with me, but this time I'm going with people who are going on them. I'm worried I won't fit and I think it's mbarrassing to have to try the seats out front especially when the people I'm going with are all really skinny. Even though I think it would be embarrassing to get on the ride and find out I can't fit. I read the requirements at the site, but I'm not sure. Do you think I will have any problems on any of the rides?
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Audra Distler
Posted July 22, 2009 at 6:34 AM
Millennium seems to be the worst ride to get on. It seems if you have a large belly it's tough, or if you have really big thighs. My brother can't ride it because of his more muscular thighs, not his stomach, so... I'm not too sure on Top Thrill, but I think that my mom only has trouble on Millennium, and she does have a large stomach.
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Pesky Christmas shopping cutting into your après time? Here's a list of local and BC-made products to help anyone knock off that last-minute shopping in Whistler. Ho Ho Ho.
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The holidays are about spending time with the people you love so instead of just getting extreme on the ski hill all the time check out some of Whistler's top holiday activities the entire family can enjoy.
An early December cold snap allowed The Insider to get out for a rip and do some good old fashioned Canadian ice skating.
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Pull those snowpants out of storage. Whistler ski season is just around the corner and this winter sees two new Chairlift upgrades that will officially open December 7, 2013. Let it snow!
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