21 Oct. 2008 <http://www.proquest.com/ This is an informative article chronicling in part the early history of vaccine development against the avian flu. The articles main focus is concerning the continuing development of vaccines that can target the mutating virus, and how the medical community in this country should prepare for the increasingly likely avian flu pandemic. Not only does this journal entry involve a good detail of the epidemiology of the influenza mutations, but also a detailed description and diagrams of vaccine
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Speeding over the Queensborough Bridge in Gatsby’s vehicle, Nick feels like an explorer setting eyes on New York for the first time. Again and again, automobiles give Fitzgerald’s characters a sense of excitement and possibility. But Fitzgerald repeatedly shows that these awe-inspiring cars are dangerous, misleading, and destructive. Soon after his wedding, Tom endangers his life by getting into a heavily publicized car accident. (By noting that there is a young female hotel employee in the passenger seat, Fitzgerald suggests that the accident also endangers Tom’s marriage.)
Crichton talks about the dangers through the years that he’s ‘survived’. He provides examples from global cooling and warming to overpopulation, even swine flu. His view on the threats we face as a society is that we should stop scaring ourselves as the title entails. Speaking mainly on Americans, his article shows that their fears
It means that the writer should work his or her information from general to specific; and it is true for this essay, because as we can see the general idea, being how people enjoy “mystery stories”, is brought up right in the beginning and then the writer makes his way to the specific, being why he believes Agatha Christie appeals the most by listing his reasons, “strong characters, her interesting settings, and her strong morality.” The body of the essay is well-written. He explores his points in the same order that came in the thesis statement. First, he explains Agatha Christie’s characters in the body paragraph 1; in the second body paragraph, he gives examples of her interesting settings and in the last body paragraph, he gives his opinion on Agatha Christie’s morality. Also, the writer has put enough detail and examples to support each of his points. Lastly the conclusion is well-done.
When the world could not speak Octavia E. Butler’s, “Speech Sounds”, an apocalyptic story that portrays how disease has caused the ability to speak impossible and has shattered society and causes many to die from the disease or its latent effects. The loss of speech could impact a society to the point where only the desire to survive is the main focus of human existence. History records periods were naturally occurring diseases have caused unimaginable suffering and the death of millions. These periods involved a slow progressive process that ended in a relatively short period, for instance, The Plague of Europe lasted from 1348 to 1351 and the “death toll throughout Europe was at least 25 million out of a total population of 40 million” (Bugl par.16).” During these times the knowledge of the disease process was unknown because the science of medicine was not as developed as it is today. While “Plague” is still present today it does not affect the speech of those who contract the disease.
It can begin with something as simple as you stubbing your toe before work. This in turn makes you late, you begin speeding in order to make it to work on time, you then get in a crash due to the speeding and someone is killed in the accident. You've not only impacted your own life in this case, but the other drivers life and anyone connected to them as well. This fictional scenario started with a simple stubbed toe which shows something that is seemingly insignificant can have a profound effect on the world. Regarding the butterfly effect on a global scale, we can look at planet earth and can easily apply the concept simply by treating the earth as if it were a “complex system”.
This data is the most reliable predictor since it takes into account the seasons of performance and how people perform during each season. In terms of needs, the types of needs most satisfied by the Sendwine Company are unstated and delight needs. In terms of unstated needs, a customer expected and received excellent service from Sendwine in that they were able to effectively send the gift to their loved ones. With delight needs, the Sendwine Company was able to provide the extra service of wrapping the gift and sending it to the customer’s intended recipient. With the business model, the company targeted key segments of the population that would eventually continue to exponentially grow and provide a service to them that they ultimately would continue to use.
As many people used river water as their source of drinking water, the disease spread with ease.” ("Diseases in industrial cities in the Industrial Revolution" 1). Cholera was caused by polluted water that was a byproduct of the increased urban population density that accompanied the Industrial Revolution. Because so many people were being cramped together in small spaces as a result of urban growth, sanitation was terrible and the drinking water became contaminated with sewage. “Smallpox made a major re-occurrence in industrial cities even after Edward Jenner’s vaccine. The reason was simple.
Suddenly, near half of a town with 14,000 residents got affected by problems like severe respiratory or Cardiovascular problems. There were some hidden things in Donora’s town some of the residents witnessed that the streets were hidden under a thick blanket of gray smog, warm air pocket had passed high above the town, and trapping cooler air below and sealing in pollutants. Air pollution is when bad substances or chemicals like gas goes into the air, and causes odors in the air to be exposed then it'll cause exposure in the air then people will get diseases. Today all over the world this effect is going on and causing deaths, and diseases. The situation to Donora was extreme, but it reflected a trend.