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Anonymous


Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    12:13:57 AM »


like we need this crap now:


Source: http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=81613

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Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    12:15:28 AM »
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Respiratory illness hits remote Alaska island

by Angela Blanchard
Thursday, October 2, 2008

ANCHORAGE, Alaska--  The State Health Department and U.S. Centers for Disease Control are investigating an outbreak of a respiratory illness on Prince of Wales Island.

Health department officials are reporting 26 suspected or confirmed cases of the unknown illness in communities like Craig and Klawock.

Officials say seven people have been hospitalized.

Symptoms of the illness include a severe dry cough and a fever above 101 degrees.   

The health department says so far the state is not prohibiting travel to and from the island or quarantining anyone but is advising people to practice good respiratory hygiene.

"Basically you can go a long way with just washing your hands meticulously and covering your cough and using tissues and throwing them away," Medical Epidemiologist Dr. Beth Funk said. "Don't leave them lying around, just sort of simple things like that."

The health department is collecting samples and sending them to the CDC, as well as testing samples in an Anchorage lab.

Contact Angela Blanchard at ablanchard@ktuu.com



wow, and arn't they trying to track down a source case of tb in Canada someplace.
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Anonymous


Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    12:18:01 AM »


well, it's probably just the start of the flu, but if it is H5N1 every single woo-woo on the planet is going to ---hey where did the smileys go?

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Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    12:54:24 AM »
When i set up the h5n1 portion of the forum i tried to make it more serious like so i left out the smily's.

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Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    12:58:37 AM »


oh, wheww... I thought there was something wrong with my computer


I will have to remember in this section to finish my sentences with words and not rely on :chuckle: and the :cow:
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Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    01:09:36 AM »
you can always just post the links to the emoticons as images if you miss them too much

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[img]http://www.occasion-to-be.com/forum/Smileys/default/cow.gif[/img]
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Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    01:10:40 AM »
i was trying to make this almost like a separate forum all on it's own. it didn't really work out that way.
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Anonymous


Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    01:13:03 AM »



well, it's time may just come... whether we like it or not

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Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    01:13:36 AM »


it needs the Top and Back buttons
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Re: Alaska
« Oct 05, 2008    01:34:42 AM »


it needs the Top and Back buttons

maybe i'll do that tomorow.

fly up

fly back to the nest
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