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Swine Flu still seems to be hanging around.  Some 4,000 cases of it now in the U.S.

What is interesting is that according to this interactive map, there has not been a reported case of the Swine Flu in Africa.  Go figure, the land that produced AIDS, Ebola and who know what else.

http://www.who.int/csr/disease/swineflu/history_map/InfluenzaAH1N1_maps.html

I think that it is kind of odd now that you mention it.  Seems to be spreading into Japan very rapidly as of late.   I am wondering when the WHO will raise from a 5 to a 6.  This could get real interesting.

http://www.pandemicflu.gov/#whereyoulive

Looks like all states have confirmed cases of the Swind Flu.

Much in the news about the Swine Flu.  I am curious to see how all of it will affect schools and all of the various regulatory admin. bs that is sure to follow and really throw a monkey wrench into the music lesson profession.

Texas has report 17 Swine Flu deaths as of late and Hong Kong is stating that there is a case of Tamiflu resistance.  Also England Health Minister is predicting somewhere up to 40 deaths a day possible by the end of the Summer.

Maestro:

Don't worry,  I am not drinking my urine yet! 

England seems to be having an escalation in deaths from Swine Flu.  I wonder how long it will take before that begins to occur here in the U.S.?  Probably just a matter of time.  We may all being looking at Maestro's poll again.