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  • pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

    The following is the number of deaths reported by county in Texas, based on county news releases, media reports, and obituaries.

    Angelina - 2
    Bell - 1
    Bexar - 1
    Coryell - 1
    Dallas - 17
    Ector - 2
    Gregg - 3
    Hardin - 1
    Harris - 6
    Hidalgo - 6
    Jasper - 1
    Jefferson - 4
    Montgomery - 4
    Nacogdoches - 1
    Orange - 1
    Starr - 1
    Tarrant - 1
    Travis - 10
    Williamson - 1
    Unknown - 1

    Total - 65
    "I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He didn't trust me so much." - Mother Teresa of Calcutta

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    Re: Texas Deaths by County

    Originally posted by Jim Oliveros View Post
    The following is the number of deaths reported by county in Texas, based on county news releases, media reports, and obituaries.

    Angelina - 2
    Bell - 1
    Bexar - 1
    Coryell - 1
    Dallas - 17
    Ector - 2
    Gregg - 3
    Hardin - 1
    Harris - 6
    Hidalgo - 6
    Jasper - 1
    Jefferson - 4
    Montgomery - 4
    Nacogdoches - 1
    Orange - 1
    Starr - 1
    Tarrant - 1
    Travis - 10
    Williamson - 1
    Unknown - 1

    Total - 65
    Thank you for gathering these important pieces of information to help the public understand the depth of clinical severity for the variant genetics of Pandemic H1N1 during the past 2 weeks.

    We've built a collaborative Excel Spreadsheet with Mr. Oliveros' compilation so that this important summary of original source documents may be maintained by a FluTrackers moderator / coordinator.

    Feel free to download and modify as necessary.

    Then please share the update on this thread with an upload of your file.

    FluTrackers does not seem to allow an Excel attachment, so we have placed the spreadsheet at GeneWurx.com,


    If you make an update, please generate a PDF or JPG image and post on this thread. If Mr. Oliveros or Mr. Laidback Al are open to generating time series charts, let's create a new worksheet each week inside this documentary Excel Workbook.

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    • #3
      Re: Texas Deaths by County

      A <a href="http://pf11.blogspot.com/2009/11/norway-sequence-with-225g-mixture-also.html" target="_blank">flashfire</a> occurs when a <a href="http://pf11.blogspot.com/2013/12/texas-ha-225-receptor-binding-variance.html" target="_blank">minority species</a> with <b><span style="color: #274e13;">Hemagglutinin</span></b> <b><span style="color: #660000;">Receptor Binding Variance</span></b> persists unacknowledged. *

      Data in html/css for distribution ease:

      pH1N1 Texas Fatality by County

      * Quasi-species at key antigenic / receptor binding areas
      • Mixture HA 225D / HA 225G
      • Mixture HA 225D / HA 225N

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      • #4
        Re: Texas Deaths by County

        71 Fatalities in Texas
        by
        2014-01-05 *

        • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [Excel]
        • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [html/css]



        * 2014-01-05 Updated Stats from Jim Oliveros

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        • #5
          Re: Texas Deaths by County

          Map - pH1N1 fatalities in Texas by county in the last several weeks.

          Data is based on the link in post #4 above. Note: The two unborn fatalities from Travis County are not included on the map, nor is the fatality without an associated county location.

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          • #6
            Re: Texas Deaths by County

            95 Fatalities in Texas
            by
            2014-01-07 *

            • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [Excel]
            • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [html/css]



            * 2014-01-07 Updated Stats from Jim Oliveros

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            • #7
              Re: Texas Deaths by County

              Updated Map Jan 07, 2013 - pH1N1 fatalities in Texas by county in the last several weeks.

              Data is based on the link in post above. Note: The two unborn fatalities from Travis County are not included on the map, nor is the fatality without an associated county location.

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              • #8
                Re: pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

                pH1N1
                TamiFlu Resistance

                in
                Texas

                Texas communicated two TamiFlu Resistant cases in this week's Public Health report.

                No sequences were deposited, nor locations stipulated.

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                • #9
                  Re: pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

                  114 Fatalities in Texas
                  by
                  2014-01-12 *

                  • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [Excel]
                  • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [html/css]
                  • Distribution of pH1N1 Influenza Fatalities in Texas [map by Al]



                  * 2014-01-12 Updated Stats from Jim Oliveros

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                  • #10
                    Re: pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

                    141 Fatalities in Texas
                    by
                    2014-01-17 *

                    • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [Excel]
                    • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [html/css]
                    • Distribution of pH1N1 Influenza Fatalities in Texas [map by Al]



                    * 2014-01-18 Updated Stats from Jim Oliveros

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                    • #11
                      Re: pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

                      pH1N1
                      Data Sparsity
                      Egg Passage
                      Winter 2013


                      2014-01-18-21:30
                      At the WeekEnd, Atlanta

                      A December Void

                      During the minimal pH1N1 case count in the Northern Hemisphere's 2012 season and post-season, the US CDC demonstrated the experimental importance of Egg Passage strategies. Variant polymorphisms known to drive deep lung involvement in humans were surfaced repeatedly from quasi-species. That egg-based experimentation was considered valuable and was pursued throughout much of 2013, but evidently not to quantify the actual circulating pH1N1 viral population . . . because the production came to a full halt at the moment that the US flu season's high fatality rates became public due to an unexpected re-emergence of pH1N1.

                      Prior to the beginning of the present US season, experimental devotion was clear with seventeen sequences published on Egg Passaging having sample dates BETWEEN seasons, a much-appreciated and long overdue analysis bed. That high interest from the depositing organisation, however, waned just as the infective period of actionable usefulness began. After the four mid-November US samples from egg-based passages (concentrated six day period), no further information has been provided.

                      Silence is NOT Golden

                      Few explanations satisfy the fact of publication quiescence . . .

                      Few indeed, unless we consider that the intent of this egg-based benchwork may have been to suggest that the dangerous polymorphisms were "artifacts", a managed message stream flowing from these agencies since 2009 via all outbound portals. Even a passing view of their results shows genetic incongruity to that hypothesis. The public health monopoly's campaign to marginalise the experimental evidence with their tiresome, "artifact of egg passaging" explanation cannot be supported by their genetic outputs.

                      Flashfires of dominant pH1N1 populations carrying accumulations of those dangerous polymorphisms began as early as the summer of 2013 and then impacted with full force in December 2013. The High-CFR Upsilon subclade's polymorphic set re-emerged. As individual geographies moved into the highest fatality and severity yet seen since modern records have been collected, the public health leaders responded by markedly reducing usable surveillance.

                      Eight Weeks

                      During the period from November 19, 2013 to today, no sample has been published with a sequence generated upon an Egg-Based Passage strategy.

                      During this predictable epidemic with geographically-focal high severity and high fatality, the most relevant information has been withheld for eight weeks.

                      By those we've trusted to protect our children's lives.

                      During 4 weeks of fatality intensity, only one sequence has been deposited covering the geography and time period of the high intensity events.

                      Are we able to measure intent from these actions? Are we satisfied with political utility being the primary measure of our public health organisations?

                      More importantly, is mission failure driving this silence?

                      WHO decides. We'd like to see.

                      And it can't wait another eight weeks.

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                      • #12
                        Re: pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

                        166 Fatalities in Texas
                        by
                        2014-01-25 *

                        * 2014-01-25 Updated US Deaths by State [FT#216453] from Jim Oliveros

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                        • #13
                          Re: pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

                          Per Capita
                          Fatality Rank
                          Texas

                          2014-01-25 *

                          Sixth

                          The State of Texas ranks 6th in America with a per capita reported fatality rate from Influenza at 6.7 per million.*

                          * 2014-01-25 Updated 'States with the highest population-based flu fatality rates' [FT#217207] from Jim Oliveros

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                            Re: pH1N1 Deaths in Texas by County - 2013-2014 Influenza Season

                            175 Fatalities in Texas
                            by
                            2014-01-30 *

                            • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [Excel]
                            • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [html/css]



                            * 2014-01-30 Updated Stats from Jim Oliveros

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