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Chapter Nine
Five days later, Warloc was showing Siobhan a book of spells from one of his bookcases upstairs. Siobhan didn't have a staff, like Warloc's, but she'd been given a rather old and scratched wand that Warloc had found at the back of a cupboard that morning.
'Seeing as you won't be here long,' he'd said to her, 'you won't need anything too fancy.'
'Thanks a lot. Does this even work?' she said, waving and swishing it around.
'Yes, it should, but frankly not too well. I'm afraid a lot of my possessions are old and used.'
'Your staff looks very nice,' she complained.
'That's because Gargantuum made it for me. Giants are very good with carving wood.'
'Why'd he make it for you?'
'It was a birthday present actually. You'll meet him today, I think. He usually visits about once every two weeks.'
'How big is he exactly?'
'His head reaches my chamber window.'
'Oh. I thought he'd be bigger than that.'
Warloc flipped the book's pages, finding the section for beginners. 'Here we are. This a very basic spell. Say these words and then I'll show you the gesture.'
'Wingardium Leviosa,' Siobhan said, waving her wand.
'Siobhan! You're not listening.'
'I am! I'm sorry, say that bit again.'
'Warloc sighed. 'Say these words and bring the wand forward like this.' Getting behind her, he took her right arm in both hands and snapped it forward. 'Just like that.'
Siobhan picked up the book, looking at the words. 'This writing is tiny. How do you pronounce that bit?'
'What bit? Prograenzhun?'
'What the hell does that mean?'
'It's just a word.'
'OK. Progranny-pants lu -'
'It's not granny-pants. Prograenzhun, say it again.'
'Now say the whole thing whilst making the arm movement.'
Siobhan adjusted her grip on the wand, and looked straight ahead. 'Sumo Prograenzhun Lumi,' she said, snapping her arm forward.
Nothing happened.
'You mispronounced another word. It's loo-mee, not loo-mi.'
'Oh, what difference does it make?'
'It makes a lot of difference,' Warloc said, gesticulating.
'Fine, fine!' she glowered. 'Sumo Prograenzhun Lumi,' she said as clearly as she could. She snapped her arm forward. This time, she felt the wand move and splutter.
'Try again,' Warloc urged, standing over her shoulder.
Siobhan said the words again, willing them to work. And this time it happened. The wand gave a definite jerk between her fingers, and five sparks flew out the end.
'Yay!' Siobhan squeaked. 'Is that what's supposed to happen?'
'It is,' Warloc said, almost smiling.
'Yay!' she squeaked again.
Warloc tilted his head on one side, as if listening, then nodded to himself. 'I think Gargantuum is here,' he said. Siobhan shut the book while he opened the front door. Warloc stepped outside, and she quickly followed.
Standing outside was a man. He had dark red hair and the beginnings of a beard. He wore a woollen cardigan and dark green trousers. He looked normal enough, except for his impressive height of five and a half meters. He knelt down to get a closer look at Siobhan, who waved. She'd had a go in the bath a few days ago, but her uniform, which she'd been wearing for a week, was still a problem. For now, she'd changed into her P.E. kit, which had still been in her bag.
'Hello!' Gargantuum said, wiggling his fingers at her. 'And who are you?'
'My name's Siobhan,' Siobhan said waving. 'And you're a friend of Warloc's?'
Gargantuum nodded. He looked at her contemplatively. 'Red hair and freckles. Well, your Mageliness, I'm sorry for doubting you,' he said, turning his head to Warloc. 'Siobhan... now how would you spell that?'
Siobhan answered. 'S-I-O-B-H-A-N.''
Gargantuum thought, and then his face split into a wide grin. 'Aha, now that is a lie. I don't mind though, it's not too important. But spelling and things do interest me. Can't read too well, but I know the alphabet, so I like to just, you know, learn a few words now and then, whenever I can. Names, places, objects, things like that. Can you read?'
'I can,' Siobhan answered.
'Well done. I don't know what things are like where you come from, but over here,' Gargantuum said, getting into the conversation, 'not many people learn to read. Not anymore, anyway. Warloc can read. He has to; most of his Magely studying comes from books.'
'I know.'
'He must have been studying a lot since you've been here. Do you like it here?'
I do. But... I miss my family and everything,' Siobhan admitted.
'I don't really associate with my family,' Gargantuum confided. 'They're all proper giants. They walk around most of the time, roaring and fighting and letting their beards grow. All giants have beards, even the women. I try to keep mine trimmed down, but it just keeps growing. Look at it now!'
Siobhan peered at the stubble round his jaw. It looked a bit longer than before.
'How often do you have to shave it?' she asked. Warloc stood idly beside her, looking impatient.
'About once every two hours. I had a razor made for me. So, Siobhan, what brings you here?'
'He dragged me through a portal.'
'Gateway,' Warloc corrected.
'Aha. I take it this is a gateway you didn't summon, Warloc?'
'No,' he replied. 'Unfortunately.'
'Have you been treating her well?' Gargantuum asked, feeling his stubble.
'As well as could be expected,' Warloc said curtly.
'He made me sleep on the floor and failed to point out where the toilet was.'
'Ah. Just as I suspected.'
'I'm not that bad,' Warloc protested.
'Your Mageliness, as a friend it's my job to tell you when you're being a complete clag-head. You should be nicer to your guests; I have a feeling two years of living alone has made you forget your -'
'Stop right there,' Warloc warned, but it was too late.
'Two years?' Siobhan asked. 'So someone else was living in your house.'
'No, no, no,' Warloc said. 'There was nobody. It's, er... I had a pet. But it died, er, two years ago.'
'What?' Gargantuum asked. 'Oh, grow up, Warloc.'
'You have a pet,' Siobhan reminded him. 'Hurley, wasn't it?'
'Oh, mind your own business. Garg, do NOT tell her anything. And there isn't anything,' he said, pointing at them both. He turned round and went back inside.
'Don't mind him,' Gargantuum said. 'He gets a lot of bad moods.'
'That's fine.'
They stood in silence for a bit. Gargantuum peered absentmindedly over the tops of the trees, and Siobhan wondered what to say. What did people normally talk about when they first met?
'What music do you listen to?' she asked without thinking.
'Music? Oh, we don't have music very often. Certainly not in Giant County. But sometimes I'll come here and hide in the trees – people don't like giants, you see – and they'll sit round a fire and play music then.'
'What sort of music?'
'There's only one sort of music – the music sort of music.'
'What's it like where you come from? Where was it again?'
'England. We have all sorts – there's rap, R&B, pop, er, screamo, rock, classical...'
'All strange words,' Gargantuum smiled. 'Can you describe any of it to me?'
Siobhan thought. 'Well, not really. I, er, might have my MP3 with me, hang on.'
She went inside. Warloc was sitting on his chair, glasses on and reading a book. He still looked moody. Without saying a word to him, she located her school bag, rooted inside and dug out her MP3 player and speakers. She ran outside.
'OK,' she said, flicking though the songs. 'I dunno if you'll be able to hear this, the speakers aren't very good, but... OK, here's a nice gentle one.'
Gargantuum bent lower to the ground to hear what was playing.
'Good old Queen,' Siobhan grinned.
Warloc's giant friend seemed to enjoy it, and by the end he was thoroughly caught up in the song.
'That's good!' he said. 'I've never heard anything like it.'
'Glad you like it,' Siobhan said. 'I've got some more Queen on there, bit of Take That, some Avril Lavigne and Eminem. I don't really like those last few but, er, I have them on there so I can sing along, practice for Choir, you know.'
'It's a group of people at my school, we all get together and sing, and perform in front of our parents at the end of the year. The year elevens get to go and perform in Madrid, but I'll be lucky if I can afford to go.'
'Wow. Would you sing some for me?'
'Oh. Er, no, I don't really...'
'Oh, please?'
Siobhan looked up at him, bemused. 'Well, I... OK. Well, this is one we have to practice, um... OK. Chill out, what you yelling for, lay back; it's all been done before. And if you could only let it be, you would seeeeeee.' She stopped, hoping that would be enough.
'Sing some more!'
'I don't want to, I don't like that song.'
'Please, you're really good!'
'No, I won't. Look. You go and listen to this,' she said, holding the MP3 and speaker attachment up above her heard. Gargantuum gingerly took it. 'It's set to play all the songs, but if you want to hear a song again, press,' she pointed, 'THAT button to go back, and THAT button to switch it on and off.'
'Alright,' Gargantuum said, looking at the device in his hands, clearly bamboozled. 'Well, I suppose I should go and trim my beard.'
Siobhan looked at his face. There was a definite beard emerging. She nodded. 'It was good talking to you,' she said. 'I should probably go back in. Warloc's agreed to teach me magic.'
'Really?' Gargantuum said. His eyebrows shot skywards.
'Yes! I've been doing magic, sort of, back in England, so he's giving me some training. We don't really know how long I'm going to be here, so...'
'I see. Well, I'll just borrow this then,' he said, waving the MP3 in the air. He wiggled his fingers at her again. 'It was good meeting you.'
'You too,' Siobhan said as he straightened up and left. She shrugged and went inside.
Later that day, Siobhan took her school uniform up to the bathroom, filled the bath with hot water and used a paddle to swirl them around. She did this until she felt sure they were clean, and then draped them over the side of the bath to dry. She didn't really want to risk using Warloc's various potions on them, in case they made her clothing catch fire every time she sat down in them, or something.
She also managed to find an interesting book down the back of the big blue bath. It was called 'The Other Places' and it was about the appearance of people who claimed to be from another world. People like her.
From what she read, there had been more than a few appearances of strange people in Augura. One of them had been Arthur. He'd fallen through a gateway to Augura, carrying a collapsible metal table, a mirror, some vegetable seed packets and a new pair of leather shoes. Apparently he'd been to town, picked up a few things at a car boot sale and was on his way home when the portal opened.
The people of Augura had welcomed him initially. He'd been lucky enough to land in the Enchanted Woodland and had met a group of elves, who were very hospitable creatures. They'd taught him how to hunt non-vicious animals and gather fruit. He'd given them carrots and cabbage, the concept of leather shoes, and assorted phrases from Britain, like 'Please,' Thanks', 'That's rubbish', 'Shut up', and 'Ta very much, old bean'.
Unfortunately he never found a way back home. An elf had gone to walk to Wizard County with him, presumably to get a Wizard powerful enough to recreate the portal. But Arthur had had a heart attack and died on the way there.
After his death, the people of Augura started making shoes out of Mooz skins (whatever they were), and the phrases he had used were adopted into everyday language. The metal he'd brought with him was reproduced magically and now used on a very small scale, but Siobhan suspected the idea hadn't really caught on yet.
Another person who'd come from Britain was Manny. He'd been posting a letter in Fife when a portal had opened beside him. He'd arrived in the Rider District, where dragon tamers lived. He'd stayed in Augura for a week before a dragon ate him. He'd managed to introduce them to plastic drinking straws, but they didn't really have the necessary materials to recreate them. There were still a few straws on display somewhere in the Imperial Palace.
She'd brought the book downstairs, and, as she'd thought, Warloc had been thoroughly perusing it.
'Very interesting book,' he told her. 'Most of them turned up without any magical help. It can't be that unusual, gateways opening by themselves. Of course I don't mean people haven't turned up before as a result of Wizards opening a gateway.'
'How long have people been turning up in Augura?'
'I really don't know. It's a big book, so I'd say a long while,' Warloc said. 'I haven't read it all yet.'
'Will you?'
'I might. In fact, when they next publish it, you could be one of the listed persons.'
'Ooh wow.'
Warloc shut his own book and put it down. He peered out the window. It was getting late again, and Siobhan yawned. Warloc, meantime, was putting a log on the fire. He seemed to be taking Gargantuum's advice on being nice to Siobhan, but was still retaining some of his grumpiness. He chucked his cloak over to Siobhan, who snuggled down underneath it.
'Go to sleep,' he told her. 'I've got plans for tomorrow, and we both need to rest.'


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I have 20 tomatoes planted already.... but only one of these. Jelly Bean. I
have never planted it before and was looking for a grape tomato.... this is
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Subject: Re: [CHAT] Tomato plants
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Date: Saturday, April 25, 2009, 7:16 AM
Here's the list: First Lady, Tropic, Super Bush, Juliette, Bella Rosa, Bush
Champion, Sun Gold, Sprite, JTO99197, Jelly Bean
Heirlooms -Stupice, Pruden's Purple, Cherokee Purple, Matina,
Marianna's Peace, Black from Tula, Creole, Polish Linguisa, Brandywine
Suddeth's strain, Heirloom German
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> Daryl,
> What all do you have for sale? Maybe some of us on gardenchat would want
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> Tricia
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> Subject: [CHAT] Tomato plants
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> Date: Friday, April 24, 2009, 11:43 AM
> Has anyone sold plants on Ebay? I have my license, and lots of plants. As
> usual, though, they're a little late for my area. People here like to
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> Good Friday, whether the weather is suitable or not. They'll be really
> pretty
> in another week.
> I've got them listed on Craigslist, and in the state Market Bulletin,
> was
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The typical asking rate per listing is in the $0's per square foot per year. The Eastmoor region is seeing a decrease in rates. In the last 3 months, the median rate decreased $15 per sqft per year. That's a 100% decline in rent.
In the last 90 days, 5 listings have been made available, which means new listings are probably leasing quickly. You'll want to be prepared to tour spaces as quick as possible. There aren't many listings below 2,000 square feet on the market, so finding a space for a small business might be tough.
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Not much of the real estate is used for commercial space, so it might be hard to find office space. Wholesale trade is the dominant industry in this market. Commute by public transit is the most popular way to get to work amongst Eastmoor folk. Commuting around 20 minutes a day is the norm for those who opt to reside in this part of town.
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Editorial: the archaeobotany of early rice agriculture in Asia
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Rice is the staple food par excellence of East Asia and the most densely populated landscapes of China, Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, and South Asia. The origins and spread of rice and the intensification of rice farming is often connected to the development of civilization and ancient states in many parts of this region (Gorou 1984; Bray 1994). While it is widely accepted that China was an independent centre of plant domestication (Bellwood 2005; Barker 2006) and rice was one of its major domesticated crops, the origins of agriculture has received less problem-oriented research than in regions like the Near East or Mesoamerica. Much discussion of agricultural origins has had a Western bias, focusing on the origins of wheat, or in America maize, and research by Western scholars on the origins of these crops.
In Japanese scholarship, there has long been an emphasis placed on the divergent traditions of agriculture, environment and culture in western and eastern Eurasia. One source of this thinking is the early twentieth century philosopher Watsuji and his concept of a link between climate and culture (Watsuji 1921, 1961). Watsuji developed a concept of Fudo ("climatic zones"), drawing a distinction between the environment, agricultural traditions and nature of human cultures between Western Eurasia, the zone of mugi (the cereals including wheats and barley) and the zone of rice and monsoons in Eastern Asia. Watsuji's inference was that at opposite ends of Eurasia there have been long histories of different traditions of cultural impact on the environments, understandings of the environment and subsistence. Indeed, the accumulated evidence of archaeology suggests that post-Palaeolithic trajectories in East and West Asia were quite different, with varying emphases on grinding and bread-making in the west, where wheat and barley were domesticated, and more technology devoted in boiling and steaming in the east where rice and some millets were domesticated (Fuller and Rowlands 2009). It remains the case, however, that our understanding of agricultural origins and plant domestication in East Asia is far less well-documented and understood by comparison to West Asia, and the work represented in this volume contributes towards increasing parity.
The dispersal of rice farming is often seen as pivotal in the population history of East and Southeast Asia and is linked to the establishment of sedentism and the spread of major language families (Bellwood 2005). Previous syntheses have more often been based on cultural historical archaeology rather than archaeological science, pots rather than the evidence of plants themselves. In recent years, a great deal of new data and new ideas on the origin of rice agriculture in China and its diffusion through East and Southeast Asia has emerged. This is due in part to the growth of systematic archaeobotany in East Asia, with flotation now being practised more often in China and Korea, where such methods were rarely deployed in the region a decade ago. New genetic data have also forced reconsiderations of the existing models of the number of origins and trajectories of spread of rice agriculture. New debates about the number of origins and where they were have emerged from genetic inferences (e.g. Kovach et al. 2007; Fuller and Sato 2008; Vaughan et al. 2008; Zhang et al 2009; Izawa et al. 2009). Genetics is also increasingly providing information on the particular genes that underlie adaptations that evolved in the Neolithic or since. Now, cross-disciplinary discussion among archaeobotanists and geneticists is required to take research on the prehistory and history of rice further. This special issue brings together a range of regional archaeobotanical specialists and geneticists to reassess current evidence and to work towards a new synthesis of the origins and spread of early Asian rice.
This issue has seven papers: four are purely archaeological and archaeobotanical, two are genetic and one tries to integrate both. The opening paper by Purugganan (2010) shows how rice genetics can provide histories (or vignettes) of how rice has moved and adapted to new environments, including cultural environments of food preference. One of the vignettes he explores is the evolution of glutinous rice, which characterizes part of the food repertoire of large parts of East and Southeast Asia (see Sakamoto 1996). Tanaka et al. (2010) illustrate the role of ancient DNA, preserved inside ancient rice remains, as a basis for assessing the changing genetic diversity of rice in a particular region. This paper illustrates how increasing advances in techniques of DNA extraction should continue to provide new data about past genetic populations and how these have been altered through cultural history to arrive at the modern geography of varieties and landraces.
The subsequent papers are more archaeological. Papers by Ahn (2010) and Weber et al. (2010) introduce recent research results from Korea and Thailand. They provide further evidence on the diffusion of rice agriculture to East and Southeast Asia from the view of archaeobotany. While Ahn provides an exhaustive synthesis of Korean data, Weber et al. (2010) explore the wider implications of results from a systematic sampling programme at one clutch of sites in central Thailand. Both of these authors touch on the importance of millets as crops that preceded rice and continued alongside rice, reminding us that rice must be placed into a wider economy. Then, Zhao (2010) and Nakamura (2010) update us on recent debates and new research results on early rice in south China. These are also addressed in the last paper by Fuller et al (2010). Zhao, a senior figure in archaeobotanical research in China, provides a review of key recent finds of early rice and his own perspective on recent controversies concerning the beginnings of rice domestication and cultivation. Nakamura (2010) provides an updated synthesis that draws on recent results of a collaborative project between Chinese and Japanese researchers in the Lower Yangtze region. What emerges from these papers on China is that there is now an accepted body of evidence for the gradual emergence of rice agriculture and gradual evolution of fully domesticated rice that culminated perhaps closer to 4,000 BC. Thus, it is now clear that the slow evolution of domesticated rice parallels recent realizations about West Asian wheat and barley domestication (Fuller 2007; Purugganan and Fuller 2009; Brown et al. 2009). However, how best to interpret the rather more fragmentary evidence from the Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene, whether as rice-gathering hunters or incipient cultivators, remains an area of scholarly debate and a priority for research. The extent to which these earliest interactions with rice were part of the domestication process is unclear: were there domestication-like pre-adaptations in some local Pleistocene rice (suggested by Zhao) or did the domestication of rice truly begin later (as suggested by Nakamura and Fuller et al.)? The paper by Fuller et al. (2010) synthesizes genetic evidence and archaeobotanical evidence, as well as that from South Asia, to propose an overall chronological and geographical framework for the development and spread of rice at a pan-Asian scale. They include updated compilations of evidence for the evolution of non-shattering and larger grains (in both India and China). They then suggest that there are 11 main "thrusts" (regional developments of spread events in the early history of rice), and they also highlight the role of hybridization where some of these thrusts have intersected.
One of the challenges in the study of rice is that researchers are dispersed across many countries and separated by languages. Thus, most archaeological research in China, South Korea and Japan is published in the respective languages of those countries, although English is more common as a language of archaeological scholarship in South and Southeast Asia. This special issue represents an effort to bring together, in English, contributions that represent the current thinking and debates in all of these countries and the scholarly literature in the various languages. This is an important step towards an international and macro-regional synthesis. In addition, we have hoped to aid the mutual understanding of archaeobotanists and geneticists and to find consilience and potential collaboration between these different fields in the study of rice origins.
This issue is based on papers from an international symposium, "Origin of Rice Agriculture and Its Diffusion to Southeast and East Asia", held on 30–31 August 2009 at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Kyoto, Japan, by Sato Project, RIHN (Leader: Yo-Ichiro Sato), with support of the Japanese Society for the Promotion Science (JSPS), Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) for "Discussion on Chinese early rice agriculture and society from the interdisciplinary view of archaeology and genetics" (Leader: Leo Aoi Hosoya).


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Lauri also is a member of the National Trial Lawyers Top 100, an invitation-only organization composed of the premier trial lawyers from each state.She has shared her vast knowledge of employment issues with risk management and human resource professionals throughout the Washington, DC, region on topics such as sexual harassment, hiring and termination practices, and questions of liability for the acts of employees and volunteers.
Lauri earned her Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctor from the University of Maryland. She joined Lerch Early in 1986 after serving as judicial law clerk to the Honorable Howard S. Chasanow (Retired), Court of Appeals of Maryland, then a member of the Circuit Court for Prince George's County, Md.
A lifelong resident of Montgomery County, Lauri serves as a lector at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church in Potomac. She enjoys horseback riding and golf.
Reported Decisions
- Holloman v. Circuit City Stores, Inc., 391 Md. 580, 894 A.2d 547 (2006)
Honors and Awards
- Named Chambers USA "Leader in the Field" of Litigation: General Commercial (2010-present)
- Listed in Super Lawyers Maryland, Employment Litigation: Defense (2014-present)
- Listed in Super Lawyers Business Edition (2014-present)
- Listed in Super Lawyers District of Columbia, Employment Litigation: Defense (2014-present)
- Litigation Counsel of America Fellow (2014)
- National Trial Lawyers Top 100 (2013)
- Named one of Daily Record's 50 Influential Marylanders (2014)
- Received Daily Record's Leadership in Law Award (2009)
- Received Montgomery County Bar Foundation Community Service Award for co-chairing Law School for the Public (2009)
- Inducted "Bar Leader" by Montgomery County Bar Foundation (2007)
- Received John Carroll Society Pro Bono Service Award (2007)
- Ranked AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings
Professional Memberships
- Bar Association of Montgomery County, Maryland (President, 2016-present; President-elect, 2015-2016; Executive Committee, 2010-2012; Chair, Law School for the Public, 2007- present; former Chair, Pro Bono Committee)
- Montgomery County Bar Foundation (Board of Directors, 2012-present, Endowment Committee, 2012-present)
- Maryland State Bar Association
- District of Columbia Bar Association
- Virginia State Bar Association
- Federal Bar Association, Maryland Chapter
- Catholic Charities Legal Network (former Archdiocesan Legal Network of the Archdiocese of Washington) (Advisory Council, Executive Committee, 2004-2014)
- American Bar Foundation (Fellow, 2011-present)
Community Involvement
- Interfaith Works (Board of Directors, 2015-present)
- Our Lady of Mercy (Lector)


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According to Michael Rhodes, director of Greene County Health Department, there is no known human or animal exposure to the raccoon at this time. Health Department officials urge you to vaccinate your dogs and cats to prevent the spread of rabies.
A rabies clinic will be held on Saturday, March 4, 2017 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Greene County Health Department (227 Kingold Boulevard, Snow Hill). "Keeping your pets up to date on their vaccines is crucial to their health and the safety of our county," Rhodes said.
RALEIGH, N.C. – The number of confirmed flu cases and flu-related deaths is rising in North Carolina as the peak of the 2016-17 flu season nears, according to the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services. There were 16 influenza-associated deaths in the state during the week ending Feb. 25.
The total number of influenza-associated deaths this season, which started last Oct. 2, is now 63. That's four more than died during all of last year's flu season. Influenza is widespread throughout most of North Carolina.
State health officials encourage all residents to protect themselves and others against the flu. Although vaccination early in the season is recommended, it is never too late to get vaccinated and help protect yourself and others from the spread of this dangerous, sometimes deadly virus.
During the 2014-2015 season, North Carolina recorded 218 deaths, the highest number of flu-associated deaths in the past six years. There were 59 flu-associated deaths during the 2015-2016 season. This serves as a reminder that flu can be a serious illness, especially for adults over 65, children under five, pregnant women and those with certain medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes or heart disease.
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Mosquito-borne infections including, LaCrosse encephalitis and West Nile virus, are common in North Carolina. At this time, no cases of the mosquito-borne Zika virus infection or transmission have been reported in North Carolina. As of July 13, 2016, nineteen travel-associated Zika virus disease cases have been reported in the state, none in Greene County.
"Mosquitoes are common in our area, but we can take measures to limit the risk of being bitten and contracting a mosquito-borne infection," said Michael Rhodes, Greene County Health Director. "With concerns around the spread of the Zika virus, we can use the Tip and Toss practices to protect ourselves and our neighbors from the spread of Zika and other mosquito-borne diseases."
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Key Duties: Assist WIC (Women, Infants, Children) Program staff in providing breastfeeding promotion. Primary responsibilities of Breastfeeding Peer Counselor for the WIC Program include completion of the NC Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Training Program, quarterly Peer Counselor training, breastfeeding supplies training; working one-on-one with pregnant/breastfeeding moms who participate in the WIC Program to provide basic breastfeeding information, encouragement and support; counsel with clients regarding any questions or concerns/complications with breastfeeding, etc. via face-to-face at the Health Department or telephone.
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Two weeks flew by in a haze with my mind mostly being focused on the upcoming challenge and the final school day dragged by with not much of interest. As usual I was pushed out of the way in corridors and ignored along with many of the serving section kids. The recent scandal of a leader falling in love with a servant was the main topic of discussion among the students; it wasn't long after it was found out that he was outcast. Brick he was renamed, apparently. It didn't feel like long before it was the end of the day, and it was challenge time.
I went home to get picked up by a carer and had a little time to get changed and pack my small supply of clothes. I opened my wardrobe at home and rifled through the limited assortment I had, what the hell was I supposed to wear for this thing? If it was a written test, like the ones we get in school then it wouldn't matter but what if it wasn't? What if it was some sort of physical test? I rifled through my clothes again eventually choosing a loose pair of black trousers and a black tight shirt the colour denoting our section. I moved over to the mirror to adjust the top, pulling the hem down over the waistband of my trousers, chewing my lip nervously. I pulled my long brown hair back into a tight bun to keep it from falling into my eyes.
"Fauna, dear? Your father and I would like to talk to you," my mum called from downstairs. "Just a second," I called back. I looked at the clock on the wall it was twelve, in two hours I'd be facing the first of the challenge to determine my future, to determine what kind of person I was to marry and who I was to be. The challenge lasted two days, we would all be kept together in a facility on the outskirts of our city where we would the given... well whatever the challengers had come up with for us all. I took a deep breath there was nothing more for me to do other than get through it.
I stumbled down the stairs of our small two bedroom house. All servant families were only to consist of a mother a father and one child so the houses were all the same, a small two bedroom semi detached with one bathroom and a kitchen and living room, subsequently all servants houses were identical. Tala's family was one of very few exceptions, Her Parents adopted Wren when his father had died and his mother had been made an outcast, no one really knew the full story about what had happened and Wren never spoke of it but Tala's parents had been given custody of him and so were moved into a slightly bigger house to accommodate for their unusual circumstances.
I went into the living room to see mum and dad sat on the small sofa. "You... wanted to talk to me?" I said hesitantly as I sat down. My mum smiled at me, but it wasn't the kind of smile that reached her bright green eyes. "Your father and I wanted to tell you that no matter what happens we will always love you." In short they were telling me that they thought I would fail.
The car pulled up to the Halls of Justice based in the leaders section I presumed this was where our registering would take place as the challenges usually took place on the outskirts. The building was huge and made out of a white type of stone, with big pillars out the front. Tala and I stepped out of the car with our carer Sarai and stared up at the giant building in front of us. It was bigger, and cleaner, than any of the buildings in the servants section. "Off we go then," chirruped the very cheerful Sarai, I glanced over at Tala she looked as nervous as I felt with her blond hair pulled back in an even tighter bun than mine, similarly she was dressed in practical clothes only hers were tighter than mine showing off her willowy figure. I sighed, in contrast to her I was short with next to no curves and dull brown hair. We climbed up the steps, each one making us more and more nervous.


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