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 * Link to or bring in art work or pictures that represent what is happening in the story during your assigned reading. It can be any type of art (even a song!).

Yeah its Charles Monet and hes gettin really sick, Hes got a level four, in his back hes got a crik. He went hiking by the mountain, but something went wrong, He caught a awful virus, the main point of this song. Well he starts missin work and his friends wonder why, They go to his house he looks like hes gunna die. They gotta move him to another hospital quick, Hurry People Hurry Charles really sick. He gets on a plane, such a bad idea. Dum Chicka Dum Da Dum Chic Dum. He runs a big risk of taking other lives, The spots on his face are just as big as hives. He gets to the hospital and is asked to wait, It doesnt matter now he is binded to his fate. He starts to bleed out of every single pore, Collapses in a pool right on the hospital floor. The doctor tried to see whats goin on inside, Monet vomits, Musoke stayed, he didnt even try. Blood in his mouth, Blood in his eye, It too late for him, he is gunna die. Monet dies, Musoke soon shares his fate. In the end they both die, this disease i really hate.

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"Monkeys are nearly identicle to human beings in biological sense, which is why they are used in medical experiments. Humans and monkeys are both primates, and Ebola feeds on primates in the same way that a predator consumes a certain kind of flesh. Ebola can't tell the difference between a human being and a monkey. The virus jumps easily back and forth between."





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http://encarta.msn.com/media_461520257_761580697_-1_1/Ebola_Virus_Infection.html "About one week after infection, the virus begins attacking blood and liver cells (1). As the disease swiftly progresses, the virus may destroy vital organs such as the liver and kidneys (2), leading to massive internal bleeding (3). Shock and respiratory arrest soon follow, then death."

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Many of the signs and symptoms of Marburg Hemorrhagic fever are similar to those of other infectious diseases. Antigenically distinct from Ebola Virus. (antigenically- triggers different antibodies in infected organisms.) Related to Ebola Bats in a mine in Uganda are being tested after two miners contracted Marburg in August, 2007. Uganda and Eastern Congo are the two places that the virus was originated. Richard Preston wrote the book The Hot Zone which briefly talks about Marburg. Genphar, a company doing research for the United States Army's biodefense program announced that an experimental vaccine protected animals from a high                 dose of Marburg virus.



marburg is closley related to ebola and its main host is fruit bats.