Perhaps the sense that the awards aren't holding the public's interest as they once did accounts for the fact that this year's nominees are noticeably better-known than last year's: only the Comet Is Coming, who operate in a fascinating middle ground between jazz, electronica and psychedelia, are obscure enough to cause an outbreak of head-scratching among the general public.
It was not a sudden outbreak of swollen heads or back acne that ignited the era of speculation about steroids in baseball.
Regarding livestock health and husbandry, the Ardo'en, assisted by village elders, enforce a number of rules to minimise conflict in the event of livestock disease outbreak; 'the head of the village will mobilise the people and tell them they shouldn't go close to that man's cattle, and people will listen to the rule, and they will not go closer' (male FGD participant, aged 65).
Sometimes what's news is inarguable — the outbreak of war, a head-of-state transition, natural calamity — but very often it falls into the category of the resonant incident.
But no one knows the minimal number it takes to cause infection in a human, said Dr. James M. Hughes, who oversees C.D.C.'s investigation into the anthrax outbreak as head of its infectious diseases center.
As a result, dual transmission cycles of lice appear to be occurring, and genotype C head lice may be inhibiting outbreaks of genotype A head lice.
He subsequently held a number of executive positions in German industry and, at the outbreak of World War I, headed the AEG.
However, there is no evidence that body lice are capable of causing an outbreak of lice living on the head, as happens among schoolchildren that have been found to be infested only by head lice.
The interviewees from each outbreak included heads of local health departments, personnel from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), vector control officers, and state and local health department staff.
