Since the 1997 outbreak, Hong Kong has experienced a series of reintroductions of H5 viruses, despite instituting unusually stringent control measures, including the culling of all poultry in the territory, strict regulations of live poultry markets, and monthly "off days," in which all markets are emptied and cleaned (22, 25 ).
The women of the Senate share monthly off-the-record dinners (no aides allowed), organized by Senator Barbara Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland and the longest-serving female senator.
We are therefore unable to comment on seasonal, monthly, off-peak, and peak hour variability.
The most likely approaches are: (1) weekly and monthly off-market days (such as Mondays and Chinese festivals in Taiwan) for cleaning and interrupting viral transmission, (2) banning the slaughter of live poultry, (3) practicing PPM, and (4) receiving influenza vaccines.
Mileposts proves monthly how off track Metro-North is with its commuters.
On April 30, Condé Nast announced the closing of Portfolio, its glossy business monthly, laying off more than 80 people.
Unabashed, she showed off the latest moves learned from her teenage son, one of thousands who throng to monthly "dance-off" competitions in Ghana's clubs and beaches.
Mr. Kerry, who earlier this week said Mr. Bush had "won every debate he's ever had," made a similar proposal after securing his party's nod in March, when he called for monthly face-offs.
Although Eggers's contribution is purportedly only to the look of the Believer, the DNA of McSweeney's was instantly traceable in its monthly spin-off when it was suddenly sprung on the world.
A former aide who became a manager of a rubbish-collection firm accused him of taking a monthly pay-off from the company (and passing it on to the PT) when he was mayor of Riberão Preto, a city in São Paulo state.
The case marked the first time Brazil's highest court has ever brought criminal charges against politicians and it could finally tarnish the president's scandal-proof image.The charges arise from the mensalão ("monthly pay-off"), a scheme revealed two years ago under which politicians from parties allied to the government received bribes in return for votes in Congress.
