Academic literature on the topic 'Donkey Kong 3'

The disease caused by Influenza viruses has been well known for a very long time. In the recent period there has been noted an occurrence of pandemics caused by Influenza viruses type A with a high rate of mortality. The ongoing pandemic caused by avian influenza virus serotype H9N9 began in Hong Kong in 1992, and another pandemic caused by serotype H5N1 began in China (Hong Kong) in 1999. The world wide spreading of these viruses occurred due to migratory birds. Avian influenza was confirmed in Serbia in 2007. The goal of this study was to examine whether the avian influenza viruses type A circulate in the region of the Obedska bara marsh, which is a famous resort for many birds in Serbia, as well as many birds migrating from Europe to Africa and vice versa. The samples of blood sera of many animal species (123 samples from fowl, 64 samples from donkeys, 40 samples from horses) were tested by serologic reaction of inhibition of haemmaglutination (IHA) for the presence of antibodies to influenza A subtypes H5N1, H5N2, H5N3, H7N1 and H7N2. Also, the samples of blood sera of experimental chicken exposed to wild life in Obedska bara (sentinel species) were tested. Antibodies to subtypes H5N1, H5N2, H5N3, H7N1 and H7N2 were found in chicken from Dec, Boljevci, Petrovcic and Kupinovo villages but no antibodies were found in blood sera from hams from Dobanovci, Jakovo, Becmen and Surcin villages. From 23 samples from ducks antibodies were detected in 3 samples, and from 22 geese blood sera antibodies were found in 4 samples. From a total of 40 horse blood sera tested one was tested positive, and from 64 donkey sera 17 were positive for the presence of antibodies for avian influenza type A. In blood sera of experimental chicken antibodies were found by subtype H5N1 with corrections with H5N2 and H7N1.

In hitherto male-dominated societies, it is hard for female managers to become accepted. Three role models in very different fields show however that it can be done even in Japanese organizations. Kono Naho is the youngest main board member in the e-commerce giant Rakuten and the only female, and recently showed too how she can combine motherhood and management. Higuchi Hiroe is an executive chef running a group of restaurants on the Ise peninsula and cooked for the G7 leaders in 2016; a mother of two sons, she and her husband both started off as chefs but her husband stood aside for her. Terada Chiyono heads a removals firm that has one-quarter of the Japanese house removals market, up from 3 per cent when I first interviewed her in 1986, and has become one of the Kansai region’s most well-known business leaders. All show how a clear vision and sense of purpose, and careful but firm communication, are vital if women are to succeed as leaders.