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apesar da gripe, os irmãos metem as máscaras (para não contaminar a Joana) e aproveitam para passar o tempo na net... pode não parecer mas o Pedro está realmente com mais de 39º e ela apenas constipada (e vacinada) :)))
Pattern: Swine-Flu Masque
Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Muskat
Needles: US 4 and 5
I'm prepared to deal with the crisis! :p Knit this on Sunday and wore it into work today.
every time i cough i feel like i'm going to die and have to double over and lean/fall against something. it's so bad that i've managed to gain some control over my cough reflex, so most of the time i can breathe through it the urge, but every time i sniffle or blow my nose or lean forward i have a fit.
i have a 101 degree fever, on a thermometer that usually reads low, even after taking advil. aleve didn't work either. i haven't had a fever since chicken pox, age 5.
i had to do a load of laundry today because i was all out of clean handkerchiefs. it has never been so hard to do a load of laundry in my life. i have never been so happy to own 20 hankies in my life.
my eyeballs are sore and feel like they're going to fall out. i have no appetite. i hurt everywhere. i have dropped more things in two days than i had in the previous 2 months, including a coffee mug and my camera.
A school bus sits outside West Junior High School Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012 in Columbia, Mo. Buses are a common place where germs are spread. Columbia Public Schools officials recommend students with flu like symptoms stay home to prevent spreading germs on school buses and in classrooms. (Donovan Ferguson/KOMU News)
apesar da gripe, os irmãos metem as máscaras (para não contaminar a Joana) e aproveitam para passar o tempo na net... pode não parecer mas o Pedro está realmente com mais de 39º e ela apenas constipada (e vacinada) :)))
New signs appearing on the Brighton Main Line and the Thameslink routes FLU and RLU.
These are specially for the new class 700 units currently being tested and due for introduction.
As they are permanently fixed sets they have their own STOP markers at the stations:-
FLU = Full Length Unit
RLU = Reduced Length Unit.
Along with the 4 Car Stop, 5-8 Car Stop , 9 Car Stop & 12 Car Stop the available hanging space is becoming rarer!
I can remember when drivers didn't need to be told where the correct place was to stop the train.
#provaxx Please get that shot, folks, it helps protect those in our community, like the elderly and infants, who can't protect themselves.
Tamiflu: The #1 doctor-prescribed flu medicine*
Last flu season, doctors wrote more prescriptions for TAMIFLU (oseltamivir phosphate) than any other flu treatment. TAMIFLU attacks the influenza virus and stops it from spreading inside your body.
As soon as you feel the onset of flu symptoms, talk to your doctor within the first 2 days and ask if TAMIFLU is right for you.
3-D illustration of a flu virus.
Credit: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health
West Junior High School doors are closed for the day on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012 in Columbia, Mo. The school is one of multiple schools in Columbia, Mo. where students and faculty are now able to receive flu vaccines. The free vaccines are available as a result of a partnership between public schools and area donors. (Donovan Ferguson/KOMU News)
Staff Sgt. James H. Wagner, William Beaumont Army Medical Center, vaccinates Maj. Gen. M. Ted Wong, commanding general, William Beaumont Army Medical Center, with the seasonal flu vaccines. All WBAMC beneficiaries are encouraged to get vaccinated against the seasonal flu vaccine and the novel flu virus. Look for flu updates on the WBAMC Facebook page, the All Bliss and the Fort Bliss Monitor.
Identidad visual desarrollada en Fluor para el programa online Triumph Inspiration Award 2011 / Santiago-BerlÃn. La "producción de vestuario" fue el concepto que engloba las piezas audiovisuales que se crearon para este proyecto. Estuve a cargo de la composición y montaje de la presentación, cortinas y animación de elementos para éstas. Espero les guste!
Visual Identity developed in Fluor for the online show Triumph Inspiration Award 2011 / Santiago-BerlÃn. The "fashion production" was the concept that includes the audiovisual pieces created for this project. I was in charge of the composition and montage of the opening, bumpres and animation of elements for them. Hope you like it!
apesar da gripe, os irmãos metem as máscaras (para não contaminar a Joana) e aproveitam para passar o tempo na net... pode não parecer mas o Pedro está realmente com mais de 39º e ela apenas constipada (e vacinada) :)))
Get your flu shots, whooping cough vaccines and several other travel vaccinations at 5 stations throughout San Diego Airport.
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*A jump rope ditty of the 1920s.
Sources (all statistics and quotes were taken from these sources).
Collier, Richard. The Plague of the Spanish Lady: The Influenza Pandemic of 1918-1919. Allison and Busby. 1996.
Crosby, Alfred W. America's Forgotten Pandemic: The Influenza of 1918. Cambridge University Press. 1990.
The Influenza Pandemic of 1918. www-leland.stanford.edu/~uda/flu.html
Monessen Daily Independent, October 5, 8, 14, 21, 22, 24, 26, 29, Nov 5, 20, Dec 1.
Monessen News, October 18, 25, 29, November 22, 26, Dec. 3.
List of Monessen Dead Published in the Monessen Daily on December 10, 1918
This list contains the names of people who died in Monessen and were buried in Grandview Cemetery. It, like all the statistics in this article, is probably incomplete or flexible as all the statistics were taken from newspaper sources and not from official government records. If you know of deaths that are not recorded here or have corrections on the spellings, let us hear from you. The date accompanying each name is the date of internment at Grandview.
If you have corrections or additions, send them to us, with documentation, and we will add them to this list. The Daily listed the deceased by date, we have alphabetized the list. Add a few lines to our Oral History about the Influenza. You can read the messages at the end of this list.
Acetus, Anazalet, Oct 31
Agerda, Frank, Nov 3
Alesiana, Dominic, Nov 5
Alimonos, Mike, Oct 30
Allen, Mary J. Nov 8
Amantos, Apostol, Nov 11
Anseline, Joseph, Nov 1
Babiak, Anna, Nov 12
Beck, Robert, Oct 31
Beck, Peter, Nov 15
Beget, Joe, Nov 7
Benckovich, L, Nov 21
Billiak, Katrina, Nov 7 (maybe Oct)
Bizilya, Andy, Nov 22
Blama, Helen and baby, Oct 27
Brzezesnisky, Antonio, Nov 1
Bulonas, George, Nov 6 (maybe Oct)
Bunekovich, Joe, Nov 15
Butchks, George, Nov 22
Cain, Anna, Nov 13
Caladerse, Guisseppe, Nov 17
Campavi, C. Nov 16
Cane, Joseph, Nov 19
Caruso, Orlando, Nov 1
Caruso, John, Nov 8
Catrino, Paul, Oct 26
Catrino, Minnia, Oct 28
Cecere, Antonio, Nov 7
Cecere, Marintonia, Nov 9
Cheroke, Domonic, Nov 3
Chizmar, George, Nov 9
Chludrenski, B, Nov 17
Chrovaro, Lena, Nov 7 (maybe Oct)
Cocchara, Mary, Nov 27
Colaicovo, Vincenzo, Nov 14
Columbus, Mary, Nov 4
Cooker, William, Oct 29
Cvercik, Annie, Oct 26
Dacko, Susie, Nov 12
Dahood, John, Oct 31
Deeb, Mary, Nov 26
Delfonse, Dominica, Nov 3
Denega, Mary and baby, Nov 15
Denega, Anna, Nov 12
Denega, Tocia, Nov 23 (same casket as Anna)
Denega, Dan, Nov 26
Deseaari, Rosie, Nov 11
Desesaria, Antonio, Nov 2
Dominico, Carmen, Nov 7
Donata, Rogli, Nov 6
Drusick, Katie, Nov 4
Drusick, George, Nov 5
Drusick, Mike, Nov 5
Drusick, Barbara, Nov 7 (4 Drusicks in same grave)
Dudas, John, Nov 16
Dulinay, Dennis, Oct 30
Eluisio, George, Nov 2
Fedik, Mike, Nov 12
Ferencz, Helen, Nov 16
Filipovich, Anton, Nov 15
Folibota, Mike, Nov 27
Gaglairdi, Inez, Oct 29
Garifola, Edith, Oct 29
Gaydosh, Ethel, Oct 28
Gedraitis, Stanley, Nov 3
George, Satenel or Satenel, George, Oct 27
George, Annie, Nov 1
Giffen, Grover, Oct 30
Gladish, Andy, Nov 11
Gory?, David, Oct 23
Gouheh, Alex, Oct 25 or 26
Gould, Willima H., Oct 30
Griga, Charley, Nov 3
Guydan, Anna, Oct 26
Hawkins, Jack, Nov 26
Heder, Joe, Oct 26
Heikilla, Aino E. Nov 3
Heikkila, Lempi, Nov 2
Heikkila, Jacob, Nov 26
Heikkinen, Ida, Oct 27
Hiiva, Andrew, Nov 15
Hilva, Tarino, Nov 17
Hughes, Margaret, Nov 7
Humenick, Anna and baby, Oct 4 (maybe Nov)
Hunter, Evelyn, Nov 8
Igereich, Mike, Nov 2
Illianich, Mary, Nov 9
Johnson, Leonard, Nov 12
Kahiri, Marika, Nov 8
Kalatas, Nick, Oct 22
Kaltas, Cathryne, Nov 7
Kobraik, Helen, Nov 12
Kohut, Steve, Nov 5
Kolar, Mike, Nov 8
Kolesar, Anna, Oct 31
Kolesar, John, Nov 11
Komandor, George, Nov 21
Kon, Steve, Nov 11
Konik, Vasiul, Nov 7
Konik, Vasil, Nov 18
Kotulry, Charles, Nov 15
Kouroupus, Sotorios, Oct 31
Krasnicki, Robert, Oct 25
Kujavsky, Apolena, Oct 23
Kulenics, Rosal, Nov 3
Labeyko, Joe, Nov 26 or 28
Lada, Stefanic, Nov 1
Lasavecky, Sayda, Nov 27
Lasin? Ida, Nov 22
Laskovsky, I?, Oct 16
Laskovsky, Wilma, Oct 16
Laskovsky, Alford, Oct 22
Lazar, Andy, Nov 6
Lazarecka, Rosalia, Nov 3
Leino, Baby, Oct 29
Lempio, Moria, Oct 26
Lendel, Julia, Nov 15
Lenhart, George, Oct 20
Lopetsky, John, Oct 28
Lori, Ellin, Oct 26
Lucas, Spiro, Oct 25
Lucas, George, Nov 4
Lucas, Mary, Nov 8 (same casket as George)
Luksich, Louis, Nov 6
Makinen, Niilo, Nov 18
Marcinko, Mary, Nov 7 (maybe Oct)
Marino, Annie, Nov 2
Matko, Mike, Oct 26
Matko, Alean, Oct 28
Matko, Barbara, Nov 1
Mattie, Annie, Nov 8
Mehaus, George, Oct 19
Melenovick, Lazar, Oct 29
Menzler, Andy, Nov 6
Mikolajeik, Gena, Nov 3
Mikolajeik, Helen, Nov 3
Mood, Leonard, Nov 23
Mudrick, Stefka, Nov 20
Mudrick, Andy, Nov 26
Mudrick, Mary, Nov 14
Mullen, John, Oct 23 or 26
Munziala, M. Nov 23
Najda, Katrina, Nov 13
Najda, Frank, Nov 15
Nartovic, Vincety, Oct 30
Nazaricki, Joe, Oct 31
Neimi, Frank, Nov 7
Novak, Steve, Nov 13
Nuzari, M. Nov 18
O’Rourke, Ed Jr, Nov 10 (same casket as Ed Sr.)
O’Rourke, Ed, Nov 11
Onda, Mike, Nov 17
Pagan, Anna, Nov 11
Pandoff, Naum, Jr. Nov 2
Parke, Warren G. Nov 19
Parnella, Mamie, Nov 12
Parnentila, R. Nov 25
Paterra, Flora, Nov 2
Peltz, Olga, Nov 8 (maybe Oct)
Pendres, Maggie, Nov 5
Perry, Nick, Oct 31
Petrock, George, Oct 11
Piccarrillo, Antonia, Nov 5
Politino, Edzalimo, Nov 13
Polowski, Walter, Oct 27
Pozehanich, John, Nov 11
Proach, Charles. Oct 26
Proach, Kate, Oct 27
Puskar, Julia and baby, Nov 1
Rafasilto, Lydia, Nov 3
Rajola, Lydia, Nov 4
Raten, Kate, Nov 4
Rihtar, T. Nov 19
Rinaldi, Mary, Nov 18
Roman, Lizzie, Nov 2
Romasko, Justin, Nov 11
Rotolo, Joseph, Nov 5
Sahnkovsky, C., Oct 26
Sajko, Charles, Nov 16
Scaorm?, Tony, Nov 20
Semak, Vasil, Nov 15
Senko, Kohn, Nov 7 (maybe Oct)
Sinkarchik, Julia, Nov 13
Sisik, Ignac, Oct 28
Sivak, William, Nov 15
Skatch, Mike, Nov 6
Smith, Mary, Nov 1
Sobran, Mike, Nov 11
Spera, Viana, Nov 14
Suhkas, George, Nov 19
Sykes, Lillian, Nov 9
Teger, John, Nov 15
Temak, Mike, Oct 28
Tkach, Andy, Nov 26
Tokkar, Kaarina, Nov 9
Tokker, Thomas, Nov 3
Torkos, George, Nov 1
Torkos, Julia, Nov 8
Trendyluck, Mike, Oct 30
Tucker, Althea, Oct 29
Tuminella, E. Oct 26
Tuomi, Ivar John, Nov 8
Tureck, Paul, Oct 29
Turek, Joe, Oct 26
Twerdy, Henry, Nov 7 (maybe Oct)
Vagli, Ida, Nov 2
Varckious, John, Oct 28
Verino, Filimini, Nov 8
Vinck, Elvira, Nov 2
Viska, Eda, Nov 11
Warabel, Nick, Nov 4
Warabel, Steve, Nov 4
Wesaranta, Aauna, Nov 15
Wilkes, Sarah, Nov 12
Wilson, Elizabeth, Nov 15
Withe, Zear, Sept 27
Yarfaalovski, Ed , Nov 3
Yarosh, Justina, Nov 11
Yonkivsky, Juliana, Oct 30
Yougis, Rigolitti, Nov 12
Ywietwie, Helen, Nov 7 (maybe Oct)
Zankos, Gust, Nov 16
Zarka, Alex, Nov 4
Zayac, Andy, Nov 8
Zmczonski, Y, Nov 18
Zobracek, Mike, Oct 31
Zui, Polugi, Nov 4
Oral Histories
When the influenza of 1918 hit Monessen, my family was living on Short Street. My mom, Carolina Paggini Parigi, age 27, reported to Monessen High School on Knox and Sixth Street and was put to work nursing the sick. We were lucky, there was just the three of us: my father Nazzareno, my mother, and me. We fared well. So, my mother was free to help others, and she did. She had no education, but had taught herself to read and write. She was quite a woman, my mother. In those years, babies were born at home and she became a midwife to old Doctor Kreger. He always told his patients, "Do you know Mrs. Parigi? Well, when you are ready to deliver, call her to help me." The first embrace a lot of babies in Monessen felt was from my mother's warm arms. She helped birth my son, Alfred, and my daughter, Cassandra.
Elizabeth Parigi Vivian, Monessen, September, 1998, age 85.
Looking over your material, to my surprise, I found the name of my Aunt as one of the victims of the Spanish Influenza. You asked to give you notice if there is a need of corrections with the list. As you well know, at that time names were spelled incorrectly because of the English translation of the sound of letters in their pronunciation. So if you do not mind, I would like to correct the spelling of my Aunt's name. I checked the death date and it matches. Her name should be changed from: Eda Viska to Ida Visca. In Italian, it is pronounced the way it was spelled in English by the officials but
spelled incorrect. She came to Monessen from Paganica, Italy. The Provence of Abruzzo. She was the sister of my father, Oscar, my Uncle Adam (The tailor on McMahon) and my Aunt Elisa DeCeasare (Confectionary store owner on Morgan).
Norman Visca, California, August, 2000
This is all the information I could find on my grandmother, who is not on the list above. My grandparents lived on Ontario Street in Monessen. My grandmother's name was Antonio Berger Oberleitner and she was born in Austria. They had five children and the youngest was one year old when my grandmother died of the influenza at the age of 32 on June 29, 1918. I really didn't know or realize the terrible ordeal our area and the country had furing this epidemic. I was glad to have been able to read the article in the Valley Independent. Thank you -- the Historical Society -- for bringing it to the attention of the families and the public (via the Internet). Janet Ritenoen, Belle Vernon PA, December 2000
this is pretty much how i spent my weekend. i had a temperature that nearly reached 103, i would sweat through my clothes and then suddenly freeze, i hurt everywhere, and i had a few moments of hallucination. the guys were nice enough to make it a nesting weekend and so we've been watching movies and back seasons of "heroes."
Columbia Public School officials say unusually warm December weather is keeping public school attendance at normal levels as opposed to experiencing its typical drop during winter months due to the onset of illness Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012 in Columbia, Mo. Students and employees can now receive free flu vaccines. (Donovan Ferguson/KOMU News)