Uses the highly contagious norovirus this year's flu epidemic of a new breed

Uses the highly contagious norovirus this year's flu epidemic of a new breed came to the United States from Australia.


Of Norovirus occurred in the United States, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC report), weekly disease and the death of Sydney GII.4 norovirus sinjongreul now the main cause is the infection of December is 58%.

During the winter months flu, along with the flow, Norovirus 21 million cases of the disease occur often in the United States, severe vomiting, diarrhea and 70,000 hospitalizations each year, including 800 deaths, because stomach flu is often confused with Pain, nausea, and flu prefer the stomach and digestive system, causing diarrhea and vomiting, leading to tissue inflammation disease, is provided in the form of five norovirus breath. According to the CDC, the case of the United States from person to person transmission due to contaminated food due to approximately 51% to 20%. You can collect a large number of people in Sioux schools, nursing homes and cruise ships occurred in virus infection, most of the easy transition from host to host.

(Add: the incidence of norovirus in the bathroom: you should not be a reason to hold grocery bags)

March of 2012 the first of a new type of Norovirus found in Australia people were sickened after several continents. Of GII Historically, strains of the virus cause serious illness than other grinders, but the CDC in the management of seasonal Sydney is higher than in previous years to determine whether people infected with GII.4 too early to say. Norovirus season from November to March, usually peak in case you can run.

"You [norovirus] 24 or 48 hours later, people come to the emergency room, he also a handful of death each year. Virus completely harmless, certainly can ruin a vacation is not responsible for is the reason why most of the recovery time, but , "says Dr. J. John Treanor, head of the division of infectious diseases at the University of Rochester Medical Center.

Treanor and inflammation treatment for norovirus apart, but this ride a group of scientists are currently testing a vaccine developed by the pharmaceutical LigoCyte Norovirus part of the outer layer, and the injection will do our best so that you can create a strong immune response to the vaccine they received.

(More bad food: food imports, diseases are on the rise, CDC says)

The vaccine because of the spread of norovirus infection in so quickly that it is difficult to include the population on the rise, important in the prevention of the disease is. "You really need only a pair of viral particles exposed out eruptions indicates" Treanor says. "If you Norovirus particles distributed millions of them as highly contagious only takes one or two to the next person when this translation, sickness is highly contagious."

Fortunately you to protect yourself from the flu, such as norovirus infections holders and work together. The CDC recommends the following:

The bathroom or change diapers after use with soap and water before handling food, wash your hands carefully.
Carefully wash produce and seafood before cooking and consumption.
If you're sick, and wait 2-3 days before preparing food for other people after you recover.
Immediately infected or contaminated surfaces cleaned and washed thoroughly washed

Season 12 premiere of American Idol tonight.

Maybe some new talent was discovered in Season 12 premiere of American Idol tonight.
But what everyone really wants to know, of course, what Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey are really like in action, and if I can stop taking jabs each other long enough to at least try a couple of singers more difficult.
Well, not as long as they are hoping to Mike Buonopane mind began auditions, two hat Divas Nicki discusses and if she is dissing Mariah saying it will bring your dog if she knew "device" are allowed.
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"I've been admiring your hat!" Mariah insisted. (Unfortunately, the biggest is not particularly admire Buonopane first-of-the-gate non-singing).
Teena Torres, Alumna 28-year-old singing Mariah Camp programs fared better.
"I have to go first, I'm sorry," Mariah insisted that I be the first to sing the praises of Teena. "We all sit in awe, grab," Nicki was involved, giving the first indication that an idol would look like performances of the season.
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For assembly and enthusiasm, we can never know how problematic ladies on board, but Mariah is significantly overvalued and eye-rolling antics Nicki least made for a compelling (for those two hours, at least) television.
As for the gents, Randy Jackson to judge in a dream ("The vocals, no," he told everyone in a moment), and Keith Urban have shown sweetest thing from New Zealand, as Bilbo Baggins and a gentleman complete in all. (Light has an accent to keep him from being bored.)
And, fortunately, the talent pool in New York has provided a promising 41 fish, including 21-year-old music student Isabelle Kristina, 23-year-old Shira Gavrielov, who had a No. 1 single in Israel, 24-year-old Brookline Frankie Ford, who has perfected his craft singing Restuccia metro students and blueberry farmers Sarah, 17, who is an expert in place and "Superbass", 18-year-old Angela Miller, partially deaf in both ears, and Jessica Feliciano, 20, whose family encouraged medically challenged children.
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It is quite expensive! Too bad he spent so much time on the bad news, there is much more that rejection fighting tonight (even though the drive to keep things in Chicago tomorrow juice super-set episode).
"I feel like we coagulate well," said Nicki of New York at the end of the round.
And, for the record, we are happy that the 28-year-old Brett Holt should not really experience the kind of cruel trick played by him in the editing process: All the judges said ieses enthusiasts after his uneven take Nat King Cole, after which little cartoon frog appeared, channeling the fact that ieses not real, then the unanimous dismissal of judges.

Dr. Martin Luther King in 1964

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In 1961, radio reporter named Eleanor Fischer * Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was interviewed in Atlanta, Dr. King and a documentary series produced by CBC in the southern city project called 62 she spoke again in late 1966 and early 1967. Fischer's estate by The New York Public Radio Archives of the raw interviews after he died in 2008 at the age of 73. As far as we know, this shows the complete excision without original interviews, never.

The first interview on the tape, Dr. King says, and Atlanta (taking) the reasons for the decision to join the ministry grow. He says his first awareness of racism was five years old, and his mother's efforts to why things without the inferiority or the loss of human dignity to explain the way of expressing emotion. King how they Montgomery in Alabama. It has long had concerns about racial injustice and wants to be a part of the problem in the south. The current political apathy political action committees set up to fight the Church Fathers, the NAACP and other civil rights organizations by encouraging membership and increase awareness of the details of the "social gospel."
Fisher says the 32-year-old civil rights leader and how they embrace non-violent resistance, were after the first reading of Jesus and Gandhi. They say that Montgomery bus boycott, starting with the December 1955 that he felt that the principle of non-violent resistance may practice in place. Dr. King and the civil rights movement law in 1954, which he considered to be a part of the global struggle as a psychological turning point in Brown v. Board of Education sees.




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In the interview tape, two in Atlanta 1961, Dr. King's Montgomery bus boycott and more details about Rosa Parks and the black community was a spontaneous reaction to the side about how to say it. He boycott, constant threat, and the threat faced with how to talk about his role. He admits the move was low moments, but it was always something "new energy for us."They answer the question later, Montgomery fear and bitterness and violence, Freedom Riders. But he said the movement is non-violent overnight miracle. Dr. King's non-violence is the key to change, and the benefits of the Montgomery movement in other cities, where they voluntarily integrated into the line as shown in the reiterates.

Driving without a valid license, Dr. Georgia pragmatism previous year, and the intervention of the King to talk about the arrest of presidential candidate John F. Kennedy and his brother, Robert F. Kennedy.They say that it is impossible to move such moments of doubt and frustration, but more than one person in the business, and that it was ready for Montgomery

The risk of air Keef on Tuesday

Chief Keef budding rap career to harassment raps, and often inspired by his music, and videos connected to the real drama. Breakout teenager Unfortunately, the risk of air Keef on Tuesday (January 15) has landed in the prison.

"I do not like" in police custody rapper, born Keith Cozart, a judge ruled in her freshman, Chicago Sun Times - reports violated. The ruling comes just one month after her teenaged Keef major label debut Finally, rich on December 18th, and a year after the release of Chicago police officers were sentenced to 18 months probation, was pointing a gun.

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Last June, in an online video interview with Pitchfork, Keef and I hope we have a bunch of guns from a firearm to defend. Since, videos, crop, but the judge said Tuesday that Carl Anthony Walker Keef Bearing "the courts" are shown to unattached, and is currently Thursday, when it will face the judgment is rendered. Keef defense attorney Dennis Berkson rapper video was strictly for promotional purposes and personal property, he argued, but do not judge yon can be.

Keef was not a hearing, the judge did not testify during the two-hour hearing.

He broke down in March 2012 after his standout single gun-waving music video, "I do not want to" Chief Keef rap world by storm. Labels and artists have signed up to the line flocked. Kanye West remix of the famous and "I do not want to" be used as a track for a good music group, cruel summer reworked version. However, Keef on Twitter Lupe fiasco cows with short rap in the house, some not so popular, and then after the murder of rapper Lil Joe Joe to see his players.

"Chief Keef Chicago, a young man of war," he told MTV News back in August for the third person. "He was like the others, but it is. Whether the real issue is not his style. Went through hell and came back."

Whether or not, can bounce back, he, however, remains to be seen

One of the great careers in television

One of the great careers in television and saw his 73-year-belt, Brent Musburger has apologized for his thoughts or words.

Musburger came out and said as much, but there it is. This Saturday night on ESPN College Basketball Baylor-Kansas-all between the lines.

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Advocates praised Jodie Foster TV is coming out on stage

Advocates praised Jodie Foster TV is coming out on stage at the Golden Globes last night, but some said she has done very little over the years, to serve as an example for those who other LGBT and fight.

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"He is mysterious and defensive and start thinking it was a joke," Diane Anderson-Minshall, executive editor of The Advocate. "She seems a little passive aggressive for many LBGT activists clearly this woman is afraid to go out in the public sector has been in his private life for decades."

At our booth, you're not out until you're in a public place, "she said." Although she danced around a lesbian, at least it's finally done. "

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Some people say they can only guess the conflict of generations in the LGBT world.

Foster, who just turned 50, playing in the family, his career, and while accepting sex Cecille B. DeMille Award for career achievement.

"I think I have a sudden urge to say something I never be able to air in public that I am a bit worried about it," she said. "But maybe not to worry as my representative ..."

"So I'll just put it out loud and proud. Which I will need your support for this," she said with passionate room camera shows some stars like Anne Hathaway cry.

However, some say that she left is not so obvious, that actress of six and a half-hour speech is mystery and meandering. They say that it will be stronger than it has been the opposite.

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The Los Angeles Times called the speech "resolution, emotion," leads the viewer to wonder: "If Foster has come out as gay, and she announced to retire?"


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In his speech, Foster said. "Well, I never could be on stage again, at any time, for that change problem, you have love, I will continue to tell stories, moving people move, the more the world, just now, I can hold a bar other than talk. "

But then she told the Los Angeles Times that she is retired. "I can never stop working," she told the newspaper. "You'll have to drag me out after a herd of horses ... I'd be driving tomorrow But, I'm really more about [the action than I've ever been."

Michael Musto, cultural commentators Village Voice, said: "I found a strange speech defense, defensive celebrity wardrobe I always find it annoying when celebrities called Sexual dip in the line of privacy concerns me .. I do not think you are Honey Boo Boo - cite one example, she had to be honest and open about something individuals ".

"I think Jodie should just say," Well, I'm gay "instead of trying to justify the fact that she's in the glass, while stating she has left (ie everyone she he said), "he wrote in an e-mail to ABCNews.com" Once out of the simplest would be more appropriate to the way she took --- and by the way, I think she should have done it years ago . however, parts of his speech was very touching and her now, so I think we should throw a party. '

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Foster has emerged as early as 2007, with a breakfast Hollywood Reporter, according to BuzzFeed Kate Arthur, the actress thanked "the beautiful Cydney my" girlfriend, Cydney Bernard. They have been broken, as alluded to in his speech last night, Foster said: "I am single ...".

Foster is also known as Bernard, the "heroic father, my old partner in love."

After the awards ceremony, Foster told the LA Times, "the kind of speech speaks for itself."Others encouraged her.

"As one of the most award-winning talk show about identity and relationships in one of the largest in the world, she shows just how much water has been turned" GLAAD President Dick Herndon end. the study said. "The life of Foster's success is an important milestone for the LGBT. Become more and more high-profile LGBT people as Foster honestly they will not accept LGBT people continues. falling behind the times. ".

Jennifer filming Brooke and Beatrice Alda, daughter of actor Alan Alda said in a statement to ABCNews.com "We wholeheartedly support and applaud all who came out as teenagers or adults who are struggling. important to develop ".

Their 2008 film "Late coming out" to other women who have come out after 50 years.

"Foster the packaging out of the complex and multi-layered sound mind as well as the time it is her freedom of expression, both her and privacy," they said. "It is a success - This means that moving forward positively - Foster and of course, make it last night.

By Isolde Raftery, Staff Writer, NBC News

By Isolde Raftery, Staff Writer, NBC News

In the 24 hours since Aaron Swartz, a prodigy programmer turned Internet folk hero, hanged himself in his apartment in New York, his family and a close friend and mentor not only expressed destruction - they have been angry.


"Aaron's death is not only a personal tragedy," his family wrote in a statement. "It is a product of a criminal justice system rife with threats and prosecutors overreach."
Swartz, who helped to create RSS the age of 14, was indicted in 2011 on charges alleging he wrong downloaded more than four million articles from JSTOR, an online system for archiving academic journals. Swartz argued for openness - JSTOR costs more than $ 50,000 for an annual subscription University - but court records show that the federal government thought he had, among other crimes, committed wire fraud and computer fraud and illegally obtained information from a protected computer.
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JSTOR eventually backed Swartz. But his family's statement was unflinchingly critical of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge Mass, the university where Swartz allegedly had registered a ghost computer to download the records:
Decisions made by officials in the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney's office and at MIT contributed to his death. U.S. Attorney office led an unusually harsh variety of costs, potentially carrying over 30 years in prison, to punish an alleged crime that had no victims. Meanwhile, in contrast to JSTOR, MIT refused to stand up for Aaron and his own society's most cherished principles.
Swartz family described him as totally committed to social justice. He helped to defeat an Internet censorship bill and "he used his prodigious skills as a programmer and technologist not to enrich himself, but to make the Internet and the world fairer, better place."
Swartz, 26, hanged himself in his apartment in New York on Friday, confirmed his family.
Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard Law School professor who described himself as a mentor and close friend to Swartz, took to Tumblr to express their raw emotions. He wrote that Swartz actions may not have been ethical, but the government's response was too aggressive:
From the beginning, the government worked as hard as they could to characterize what Aaron did in the most extreme and absurd way. "Property" Aaron had "stolen", we were told, was worth "millions of dollars" - with hints, and then proposed that his aim must have been to make his crime. But anyone who says that there is money to be made in a stash of scientific articles is either a fool or a liar. It was clear what it was, but our government continued to press as if it had caught the 9/11 terrorists in the act.
A spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office told Reuters that officials wanted to respect the family's privacy and did "not feel it is appropriate to comment at this time." Reuters and the Associated Press reported that they could not reach MIT for comment.
Lessig Swartz described as brilliant, funny, "one soul, one conscience, the source of a question I've asked myself a million times: What would Aaron be thinking?"
He ended his piece: "We need to get beyond the" I'm right I'm right to nuke the ethic that dominates our time. That begins with one word. Shame "