mrs. henry ([info]domystic) wrote,
@ 2005-08-31 11:39:00
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man o man
headline poetry:

Avian flu: Local authorities see low risk of spreading to Malta
Greece is ‘fully protected’ against virus, Agriculture Ministry says
Ireland well-prepared for bird flu, says Govt official
Poultry to stay indoors as Dutch fend off bird flu

Bird flu could hit one Canadian in 3
Expect New Zealand doctors, nurses to die from birdflu - researcher
Brussels questions Dutch bird flu safeguard
Sweden concerned over avian flu in Finland
Germany prepares for bird flu epidemic

Kazakhstan: Bird flu threat demands greater international response
Iran bans animal feeds from bird flu countries
Bird flu present in 47 Russian villages
Avian flu reported in Japan
H5N1 confirmed in Mongolia
Tibet reports avian flu outbreak

Epidemic could kill 14,000: DOH

Experts see Alaska as US front against bird flu
Sedgwick County, Kansas, Is Ready for Pandemic
Avian Flu Vaccine Not Coming to Your Local Pharmacy
‘Fingers crossed’ policy won’t stop virus from spreading
LOCK UP YOUR CHICKENS


sacramento, 1918

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and by the way
[info]domystic
2005-08-31 05:11 pm UTC (link)
here's the news story that made me start looking at headlines.

MEMBERS of Britain’s elite have been selected as priority cases to receive scarce pills and vaccinations at the taxpayers’ expense if the country is hit by a deadly bird flu outbreak. Workers at the BBC and prominent politicians — such as cabinet ministers — would be offered protection from the virus.

...If there is an avian flu pandemic in the coming months there would be enough drugs to protect less than 2% of the British population for a week.

...Jeff Randall, the BBC’s business editor, said: “Are you really telling me that I am on a priority list for bird flu jabs? Marvellous. I always knew there would be an advantage from working at the BBC.”

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[info]14november1919
2005-08-31 05:57 pm UTC (link)
my grandmother's younger sister died of the flu in the mid 20s, grandma always blamed herself because it happened just a couple of days after grandma left her sister sitting in the rain.

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Sweden concerned over avian flu in Finland
[info]spacethyme
2005-09-01 01:59 am UTC (link)
Maybe they'd better check out those Baptists too, before they let 'em into the country.

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