To: Robert Douglas who wrote (3921 ) 11/17/2006 2:30:14 PM From: Maurice Winn Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4232 Thank you for taking a look! Duh!! Sorry. And the funny thing is I spent a bit of time on it getting them all lined up. That's much better without the large increase [false] in 2006. Correct figures: It's time for a graph of H5N1 deaths. who.int x = 10 deaths ..... Death rate 2003......4...x ........ 100% 2004....32...xxx ........ 75% 2005....42...xxxx ....... 40% 2006....75...xxxxxxx ..... 70% Total 153 deaths. If the graph continues, then 2007 is going to be about 153 deaths, so my graph was right, extrapolating, I just had it happening a year earlier than it actually has. 2002 instead of 2003, 2003 instead of 2004, 2005 instead of 2006. Best to be ahead of the game. Meanwhile, I have planned my personal vaccination system. When the bug has humanized and is rampant, I'll hire a sick person to hoik into a bowl of sterilized water [I'll wear breathing, eye and ear protection and have showers and decontamination afterwards]. Then I'll mix it up with a blender so it's distributed through the bowl of water. Then I'll make various dilutions down to homeopathic amounts with statistically 1 bug in 10 ml. Increasing to 5 bug/10ml, 10 bug/10ml, 50, 100, 150, 200, 300, 400, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, 3000, 10000 etc. Put them in the freezer. Then, each evening, I'll swish the 10 ml around in my mouth for a couple of minutes, then spit it out [starting, of course, at the most homeopathic blend]. I figure that after a month, I'll be immune to the disease and won't get sick, or if I do get sick, it'll be a trivial infection because my immune system will kick in before it gets a death grip. Especially as, at the very slightest hint of getting an infection, [some symptom], I'll eat Tamiflu and inhale Relenza and spend time sleeping in bed while filling up with ascorbic acid to toxic levels [it's either me or the bug!]. With a 50% or 70% mortality rate, a pandemic will kill a lot of people and serious immune system vaccination action is warranted. Mqurice