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This is a discussion on Do you have a BUG handy while you're cleaning your primary? within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; While I'm sure this will raise a few eyebrows... As a law enforcement firearms instructor I've always been taught NOT to allow ammo in the ...
While I'm sure this will raise a few eyebrows...
As a law enforcement firearms instructor I've always been taught NOT to allow ammo in the cleaning area. Since "cleaning area" includes my kitchen counter and/or workroom bench at home, I hesitate to take any ammo into that space.
That said my dog and knives are always at hand and another gun is never more than one room away.
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I always have another gun when I am cleaning my carry gun.
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I do have a BUG while cleaning my pistols. 12 gauge winchester model 12 pump shotgun.
I lock up ammo when cleaning guns. But the odds of confusing pistol rounds with a 12 guage is minimal. When I'm cleaning a 12 guage, 10/22, or 30.06 I doubt .38 Spl / .357 Sig pistol rounds will be much or an issue.
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No, but I do clean my guns in the basement next to the safe. It's not by design or planning though. It would take me less time to proccure and load a new weapon than for a BG to get past my dog.
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Sure. No reason not to. Plenty of reasons to do exactly that.Do you have a BUG handy while you're cleaning your primary?
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Yes not far away or on the hip. You never know.
A BUG? I have several. And I just put the ammo to the side of where I'm cleaning. It won't go off when I disassemble because I don't pull the trigger, it won't go off when it is disassembled, and when it goes back together it gets loaded anyway. While putting it back together and loading it can take just seconds, if I had to shoot, I wouldn't want to shoot a gun that was only partly clean now would I? LOL.
Gun control can be blamed in part for allowing 9/11 to happen.
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Yup. If I'm at home, either one of the XD's or the M&P is on my hip. If I happen to take all three to the range, then I'll just have to settle for having the M4 close at hand.
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Sometimes, but not always. When I'm out in the shop cleaning, I usually have the lightweight 10/22 within arms reach for pest control purposes. Besides.....I can re-assemble any of my Glocks in a couple of seconds.Do you have a BUG handy while you're cleaning your primary?
I only have one gun.. Although I'm not that worried about a BG having that perfect of timing.. I think theres a point where I would be considered paranoid. Although I am looking for a good BUG to complement my XD45
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Gimli, Man. Is Overrun With Massive Piles Of Dead, Smelly Fish Flies
GIMLI, Man. — Ankle-deep mounds of fish flies are piling up in the Manitoba town of Gimli where town workers are scooping them with shovels and filling dozens of garbage bags at a time.
Park patrol supervisor Gibby Finnbogason says the town on the shore of Lake Winnipeg is used to the regular mid-July visit from the fish flies — but this year is different.
He says easterly winds have carried the insects into the town in droves, covering sidewalks and the boardwalk by the beach.
"Traditionally, you will see them in mounds on the ground but we're not used to seeing them in quite the large amounts that we're seeing them right now," he says.
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"On Monday morning, we bagged 42 (garbage) bags of fish flies and that was just the high areas on the boardwalk on the beach."
He says the flies only live for 24 hours and give off an "atrocious" smell once they die.
"It smells like a rotting carcass of a fish," Finnbogason says. "Especially when they are wet, it's even worse."
They look similar to a dragonfly, except without a mouth, and cling to any surface they can find — from windows and cars to people's clothing.
"When I'm done my shift, I'll have anywhere from five to 50 of them attached to my body. They're all over the place."
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They are virtually impossible to avoid when walking down the street, crunching underfoot.
"They make quite an awful sound," he says. "You can just hear the crunching of the carcasses under your feet as you walk and you get the smell along with that. It's quite the experience."
With both the town's annual film festival and Icelandic festival looming, Finnbogason says hopes are high the flies will disappear soon.
"People will be happy that fish flies will be just a bad memory by the time those events come to Gimli."
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Thief Stealing Mail, Identities in Chesterfield
There are 25 comments on the Fox2Now story from Sep 30, 2010, titled Thief Stealing Mail, Identities in Chesterfield. In it, Fox2Now reports that:A mail box thief is cashing in on a quiet Chesterfield neighborhood. Five victims saying someone accessed their bank account after stealing their mail.
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#1 Sep 30, 2010
monkeys like to get bananas out of trees!
#2 Sep 30, 2010
Thanks Jeff and the Channel 2 New room for getting this information out ! We all need to be aware of our surroundings and continue to take the extra effort in watching out for each other..
Saint Louis, MO
#3 Sep 30, 2010
Thanks Fox2 for giving thieves an idea for easy money...
#4 Sep 30, 2010
It's only a matter of time before these animals are caught. I'm willing to bet it's ghetto trash coming out to West Co and cashing the checks in the ghetto banks. Keep it up morons. Banks have cameras. You can only get away with being stupid for so long. I'm sure the postal service has gotten involved as well, so enjoy your time in prison when you are caught. Then again, it's nothing to you idiots. You get free meals along with free boarding.
#5 Oct 1, 2010
Similiar incident happened where I live. I was home one day off work and saw these ghetto thugs in a car just sitting in my neighborhood. I called the police immediately just as they were walking towards my neighbor's mail box with the flag up. They were hauled away. Hopefully, they got a bullet up north in some other illegal dealings. That's why I profile. And I will continue to profile! IT'S THE LAW!
#6 Oct 1, 2010
If that occured in St louis it would only be one theft.
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#10 Oct 1, 2010
Here's to all you liberal negroe lovers in Chesterfield.
Your friends have come to pay you a visit.
Saint Louis, MO
#11 Oct 1, 2010
They have no idea what race this person is. and what difference does it make anyway? a thief is a thief period. You are a complete tool.
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#12 Oct 1, 2010
The negroe learned a new word.
Give him a banana.
#13 Oct 1, 2010
How many white people are named Marquan? Their rediculous, made up names give them away every time. I know it's not the same guy, but it's the same m.o. and has TNB written all over it.
#14 Oct 1, 2010
I currently live in a Condo, and it has about 20 mailboxes all together, but they all have locks on them. I know if somebody wanted to get into it they could, but I'm sure it would help.
#15 Oct 1, 2010
What a bunch of morons on this site. they need to work for a living and not be on a computer.
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#16 Oct 1, 2010
Same M.O. that's being going on since the days of the Pony Express. Sounds more like Goat Riders and Sheep molesters looking for their next meth fix.
United States
#17 Oct 1, 2010
There's an update stating they have surveillance photo's of the culprits. The persons are described as very ugly women one with a green wig or hair attempting to sell a-ss-hole from door to door during the evening hours a day or so before the thefts started. This same women were then caught on camera digging into mail boxes with the flags up. The police found traces of a-ss-hole dust around the mailboxes.
Blanc and his prostitute mother are the obvious culprits. I suggest you both just turn yourselves in before someone hurts you. First it was Forest Park, then the Central Rear End now St. Louis county. Were will you savages strike next?
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#18 Oct 1, 2010
You and your gay fantasies need to find a site for perverts like you.
#19 Oct 1, 2010
Goat riders and sheep molesters live in Africa. Or they're fresh off the boat from Africa and are disappointed to learn goats and sheep are scarce in the ghetto.
#20 Oct 1, 2010
I think Jefferson City Mizzura is full of more morons than those of us on the computer.
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#21 Oct 1, 2010
People have been warned for years about the danger of putting checks in their mailboxes to be picked up - they get picked up, alright, by thieves. it has always amazed me how ingenious these thieves can be to know how to use someone's check to produce blank ones they can use, yet they can't figure out how to get a job and make a legitimate living. In any event, take your bills directly to a mail box, people!
#22 Oct 1, 2010
Thieves target incoming mail to steal sensitive information to use for identity theft, and most victims do not necessarily realize when their mail has been stolen. Mail theft is on the rise, and the first line of defense should be a security mailbox that can't be fished or pried open. The postal carrier deposits the mail through a secure incoming mail slot, and you retrieve your mail with a key, but it keeps out would-be idenity thieves. FYI Rick's Ace Hardware in Chesterfield carries the Mail Boss - a high security mailbox that will prevent mail theft.
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#23 Oct 1, 2010
Then Christopher Columbus, the Nordic Vickings and that guy with the sheep in the movie Woodstock were from Africa I take it?
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If you were closely following Wednesday's proceedings of the upcoming MLS Draft, you may have missed two former MLS standouts seeing the field for their clubs.
Eddie Johnson returned to action at the club level for the first time in over three months by making his Aris Salonika debut in the club's 2-0 victory over Asteras Tripoli in the Round of 16 of the Greek Cup. Johnson came off the bench and played 11 minutes while teammate Freddy Adu was forced to sit out as he has not been cleared to play yet.
Johnson wasn't the only American Abroad return to action on Wednesday, either. Carlos Bocanegra also got back onto the field in Stade Rennes' 3-1 extra-time Coupe de la Ligue (French League Cup) loss to Lille. Bocanegra started and played all 120 minutes.
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What happened to Boca's form? Anyone know how that dip came about?
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If I am not mistaken it was simply a case of him getting injured at the wrong time and his back up playing too well for him to be dropped?
Ives and Co: Any chance we can actually learn how they played? Based on a 10 point system. I'd be excited to see Boca playing and Johnson too, but not if it happened that Boca caused all three goals against his team and Johnson missed six sitters. Can't base their comebacks on playing time alone – need the info!
The next step of this particular weekly, I hope, is actually telling us how they played and not merely that they did.
All in due time : )
Marcus Tracy left the US camp in CA. Tendinitis in both knees. Eesh.
Ives, any updates on Jermaine Jones?
glad to see Boca back, but it concerns me that it was a cup game and not a league game. One step at a time I suppose
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If Carlos can't consistently crack the starting lineup for his club team, he probably shouldn't be captain of the USMNT. I say give it to Landon or Tim.
Boca's form is FINE, stop worrying. Rennes was trying a few different things and giving him some much needed rest from playing. Bocanegra isn't one to worry about. Last season at Rennes, he was one of their top players in regards to minutes played and starts. He clocked more minutes than their other defenders. I think he started all but 3 matches and that included Coupe de France and Coupe de Ligue matches.
I fail to see how playing time at his club team directly affects his ability to provide veteran leadership on the USMNT. Lack of playing time will affect Bocanegra's on-field form, but having sharp soccer skills doesn't necessarily make one the captain. Now if his lack of playing time prevents him from starting, then he obviously can't be captain, but that's a different situation.
The best player isn't always the team captain…
I thought Boca was suspended due to yellow card accumulation and his replacement played well enough that he didn't make it back on the pitch. I am not sure that him playing 120 minutes in a Cup match is a good sign. Frequently managers give their starters rest in these kinds of matches.
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?Students can earn cash for creating recycling videos
Written by Administrator
Tuesday, 06 January 2009 00:00
? Students can earn up to $600 for themselves and $600 for their schools by creating a 30-second video public service announcement on the importance of recycling analog TVs for the digital TV changeover.
The competition is part of the Don't Trash Your TV! Video Contest sponsored by America Recycles Day Indiana.
"Don't Trash Your TV! Recycle It" is the message students will convey as they compete for cash prizes by creating the best video that will help educate Hoosiers on how to make the shift to digital television in an environmentally-friendly way.
The first place winner will receive $600 cash for themselves and $600 for their school. Second place will receive $400 for themselves and $400 for their school, and third place will be awarded $200 for themselves and $200 for their schools. A People's Choice Award, determined by the public, will also be up for grabs and is worth $400.
"This is a great opportunity for project-based, experiential learning for our students," said Dr. Suellen Reed, Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction. "It combines many of Indiana's academic standards while giving students an opportunity to teach Hoosiers the importance of eliminating e-waste."
The contest, which began on November 15 as part of America Recycles Day and ends January 15, is open to any Indiana student in grades nine through 12 and who is age 13 and older. Entrants and their corresponding schools have the opportunity to receive cash prizes while helping to further the goals of America Recycles Day Indiana (ARDI), a partnership between the Indiana Recycling Coalition, Indiana Department of Education, Indiana Department of Environmental Management and Comcast that is hosting the contest.
The top ten PSA videos will be available to view through Comcast's website at www.recroom.com, and the public can vote for the People's Choice award worth $400. The winning PSA video will be distributed to media outlets across the state.
Complete contest rules and entry forms at www.indianarecycling.org.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 January 2009 11:06
?Youth Grantmaking Council raises nearly $4,700 for match
Written by Administrator
Tuesday, 06 January 2009 00:00
? The Scott County Youth Grantmaking Council, a program of the Scott County Community Foundation, raised almost $4,700 for a matching grant opportunity through the Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Indiana.
The goal of the grant, which was provided by the Paul Ogle Foundation, was for local communities to increase their youth philanthropy endowment funds. Scott County, along with six other Southern Indiana counties, had the opportunity for all donations to be matched dollar for dollar through December 15.
"We congratulate the Scott County Youth Grantmaking Council on its successful efforts to raise matching funds for youth philanthropy endowment," said Eileen Ryan, Program Director for the Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Indiana. "Growing new generations of philanthropists is a benefit to society as a whole and to the development of young people as they learn to give and serve, build leadership skills and become civically engaged in their local community."
Money earned by the youth and community will be used for youth projects and to add to the Scott County Youth Grantmaking Council Fund. The Council awarded almost $4,500 in grants this past spring to youth-related projects in the community. They also collect donations each month for charitable organizations.
The Council is comprised of students from throughout the county: Patricia Bacala, Carmen Boley, Brandon Boswell, Lindsey Boswell, Evan Comer, Rachael Dixon, Kayla Griffen, Lauren Howser, Kevin Jentzen, Erin Lapp, Kaleb Mount, Joey Payne, Caity Rice, Jordan Shuler, Braxton Soloe, Hunter Steinkamp, Keeli Stewart, Jerel Taylor, Luke Taylor and Isaiah Turner. The group is facilitated by adult leaders Brandon Polley and Jaime Toppe.
Student members have worked hard since last December, raising dollars through solicitations from individuals, companies and foundations, personal donations, lollipop fund-raisers, raffle and sno-cone sales at the Back to School Bash, a bake sale, a candy bar fund-raiser, Hat Day fund-raiser, Christmas stocking stuffer fund-raiser, and earnings from Goodsearch.com.
"I'm really excited that the council was able to come together and work this hard to get as much money as we did in as short a time period as we had," said President Evan Comer. "It goes to show how well we work together as a group."
For more information on how to donate to the existing endowment fund or learn more about the Youth Grantmaking Council, call 752-2057, e-mail Scott County Community Foundation staff at
Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 January 2009 11:07
?Local police investigating recent armed robberies
Written by Marty Randall
Tuesday, 30 December 2008 00:00
? Investigations of two recent robberies at Austin and Scottsburg businesses are still under way.
D&M Grocery, a small neighborhood store located on Rural Street on Austin's north side, was robbed on Tuesday, December 16.
The initial investigation was started by Patrolman Shawn Hurt, who was dispatched to the grocery just before 9:30 p.m. that Tuesday. According to the store cashier, a white male came into the building and approached her at the counter. The woman told the officer that the man demanded money and pulled out a handgun. She handed over some money, and the man left.
The suspect was wearing dark sunglasses as well as a black toboggan on his head and a black coat with a hood. He had dark jeans and dark shoes.
A video of the suspect was taken by the store's surveillance system.
The armed robbery of the Family Dollar Store on West McClain Avenue in Scottsburg took place on Monday, December 22.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 December 2008 14:49
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?Thirsty man now facing B felony for break-in and court order violation
Written by Marty Randall
Tuesday, 30 December 2008 00:00
? A man who allegedly broke into a woman's Scottsburg home has been incarcerated in lieu of $75,000 cash bond after being charged in that break-in in Scott Circuit Court.
On December 19, Thomas J. Snow, 29, Scottsburg, purportedly broke into the home of a woman who had a protective order issued against him through the local court system. He then apparently made himself at home, drinking a cold beer while supposedly waiting for the woman to return. When she did, she was told by a neighbor that he'd seen Snow in her back yard. The woman called Scottsburg police, and Patrolmen Travis Rutherford and Troy Ford were dispatched to the home.
Officer Ford found where glass had been broken out of a back door to gain entry. A sack with five beers in it was found in the livingroom.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 December 2008 14:51
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?Yes, police agree: Priscilla is an odd name for a man
Written by Marty Randall
Tuesday, 30 December 2008 00:00
? A young man with red hair is being sought by the Scott County Sheriff's Department as the main suspect in a forgery/receiving stolen property case after he allegedly cashed stolen checks at a Scottsburg gas station.
In talking to the station clerk who had accepted the checks from the suspect, Reserve Deputy Sheriff Bobby Thompson said the clerk noted that the red-haired man offered two checks in the amount of $200 and $375. Both were drawn on another man's bank account and were reportedly signed by that party. Both were made out to what appeared to be a woman with the first name of Priscilla.
However, the young man cashing the checks offered identification listing him as Priscilla. The driver license the young man had, the clerk recalled, had the young man's photo on it. The clerk remembered the incident because, as he told his customer, "Priscilla was an unusual name for a male."
The investigation of the two checks occurred in September by the Sheriff's Department and revealed that a woman whose first name was Priscilla had had her purse stolen from her car around the end of August. The purse contained her driver license and credit cards.
On November 13, a local bank called, reporting that a teller had been approached by a young man with red hair who wanted to cash a check from a couple's account. Becoming suspicious, the teller called the woman listed on the check, and learned it was a stolen check. She returned to the young man and asked for identification. Instead, the young man fled the bank, leaving the check behind.
A warrant for a suspect has been issued based on three counts of Class C forgery and three counts of Class D receiving stolen property, all filed in Scott Circuit Court on December 23.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 December 2008 14:54
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I've always believed in the adage, "When one door closes, another door opens." In fact, I've even tried to pass on that nugget of wisdom to my teenage son on a few different occasions. Each time he's politely told me to close his bedroom door behind me on my way out. No doubt he heeded my advice and, once his door was shut, hopped up out of his chair and opened a window. Or maybe not.
Thankfully, the stock market is much more forgiving than the average adolescent, and turbulent market times like these always present opportunities that otherwise wouldn't be available. "When one door closes…"
While I do more than my share of day trading, I always track small cap stocks that look like they may ultimately have long-term value and significant upside. SinoHub (AMEX: SIHI), a contract manufacturer of electronics based in China, is one such play. Despite stellar earnings and a bright future, however, market forces have conspired recently to knock SIHI's share price down to bargain basement levels. "…another door opens."
Unfortunately, many investors tend to shy away from most U.S. exchange-traded Chinese companies because of ongoing revelations about cooked books, fraudulent statements, and in some cases the complete absence of an actual company. In fact, about five years ago, when Chinese stocks were still in vogue, I made a tidy sum on a company that ultimately turned out to be nothing more than a few still photos on a website and a bunch of bogus bookkeeping. Luckily, I had liquidated my position at what turned out to be near its price peak—long before the company ceased to exist. It wasn't because I was on to the elaborate charade. I was just happy to take a solid profit and move on.
Call me a sucker, but I've got to admit that I'm still attracted to the potential that many Chinese companies have. But now, I'm much more skeptical. When I see an interesting Chinese company with a promising growth story, the first question that comes to mind is, "Is it real?" Well, in SinoHub's case, the company's website provides 15 separate videos showcasing their facilities and the work they do. You can access them here.
If these videos are staged, like some people believe about Neil Armstrong's walk on the moon, then somebody hired a pretty good art director. And Barack Obama is a Muslim terrorist who was born in Kenya. NOT!
So, after looking at those videos and perusing the company's home page, if you're not satisfied that SinoHub is a going concern, then I'd suggest you stop reading right here. Okay. You're still with me, and you believe that SinoHub is, indeed, a "going concern." Now let's look at how "going" of a concern the company really is.
On March 14, Sinohub reported record 4th quarter and year-end results. According to the company, full-year audited results showed a sales increase of almost $70 million, to $196.7 million in 2010, up from 2009's full year sales total of $128 million. That's a huge bump by any metric. Breaking it down further, SinHub's year-over-year gross profit increased 69%, from $22.4 million to $37.8 million, with net income rising 54% to $19.1 million, from $12.4 million. That translated into .67 in earnings per diluted share.
Fourth quarter results were equally impressive. Revenues during the fourth quarter of 2010 increased 37% quarter-over-quarter to $58.5 million, and net income increased 95% to $7.2 million, despite a significant drop in the company's supply chain management business of 16%. Operating income more than doubled to $9.7 million from $4.8 in the comparable period for 2009.
The best news of all for SinoHub is that a growing percentage of the company's revenue is coming from their higher margin integrated contract manufacturing segment (ICM), which assembles smartphones. A new segment of SinoHub's business, the ICM unit has logged sales of $60 million in its first year of operation. Much of this business comes from China Unicom (NYSE:CHU), a subsidiary of China's giant communications combine China Telecom (NYSE:CHA). The company's goal is to make three million smartphones this year, after reaching their production goal of one million phones in 2010.
So why is SIHI trading under $2 per share right now? As mentioned, investor mistrust of Chinese stocks is at its nadir, and the recent market swoon leveled the issue after an initially positive reaction to the recent earnings report pushed SIHI's share price to $3.15 per share. The coup d' grace turned out to be an $11 million secondary offering—announced two days after earnings. It was priced at $2.30 per share, at a time when the stock was still trading north of $2.50.
As a trader flipping shares, secondaries priced under a stock's current trading price are the kiss of death. As an investor looking for growth companies that are truly growing, they often serve as confirmation that those companies are rapidly expanding and in need of capital to meet growing demand.
I would look for SinoHub's shares to fight their way back to the $2.30 level before the company's next earnings report. And, if my belief in SinoHub's outlook is correct, and overall market conditions cooperate, we should see a slow but steady appreciation in SIHI's share price in the months ahead. Key resistance is around the $2.50, $2.70 and $3 areas. A break and hold of $3.15 could send the share price significantly higher.
"When one door closes…"
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.


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Seroepidemiologic and virologic studies since 1889 suggested that human influenza pandemics were caused by H1, H2, and H3 subtypes of influenza A viruses. If not for the 1997 avian A/H5N1 outbreak in Hong Kong of China, subtype H2 is the likely candidate for the next pandemic. However, unlike previous poultry outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza due to H5 that were controlled by depopulation with or without vaccination, the presently circulating A/H5N1 genotype Z virus has since been spreading from Southern China to other parts of the world. Migratory birds and, less likely, bird trafficking are believed to be globalizing the avian influenza A/H5N1 epidemic in poultry. More than 200 human cases of avian influenza virus infection due to A/H5, A/H7, and A/H9 subtypes mainly as a result of poultry-to-human transmission have been reported with a > 50% case fatality rate for A/H5N1 infections. A mutant or reassortant virus capable of efficient human-to-human transmission could trigger another influenza pandemic. The recent isolation of this virus in extrapulmonary sites of human diseases suggests that the high fatality of this infection may be more than just the result of a cytokine storm triggered by the pulmonary disease. The emergence of resistance to adamantanes (amantadine and rimantadine) and recently oseltamivir while H5N1 vaccines are still at the developmental stage of phase I clinical trial are causes for grave concern. Moreover, the to-be pandemic strain may have little cross immunogenicity to the presently tested vaccine strain. The relative importance and usefulness of airborne, droplet, or contact precautions in infection control are still uncertain. Laboratory-acquired avian influenza H7N7 has been reported, and the laboratory strains of human influenza H2N2 could also be the cause of another pandemic. The control of this impending disaster requires more research in addition to national and international preparedness at various levels. The epidemiology, virology, clinical features, laboratory diagnosis, management, and hospital infection control measures are reviewed from a clinical perspective.
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