You may be wondering how do I stop them?  The answer to this question is simple. One must find the weak spots. You are now probably wondering how you find these weak spots. No worries, we did the work for you. Stick around and we will show you the four weak spots to fire off some rounds.

Let’s show these Swine Flu zombies who’s boss!

Let the heads roll

Make sure your head stays on. But, blast the zombies head off! We all know nothing does to well without a head. That’s why a clean head shot is our number one weak spot!

Why is the head a sweet spot?

• Let’s face it, if you have no head, you are probably not going too far.
• No head, means no eyes ears or nasty Swine Flu zombie teeth to clamp down on your arm.
• No head, also, means no brains. What little the Swine Flu zombies had anyway.

Head Shot!

Weapon of choice to blast those pesky Swine Flu zombies head off in one clean shot.

The 12 gauge sawed off shotgun.

A shot or two from this high powered weapon should make that shrieking zombie’s head fall right to the ground. Be sure not to under estimate the speed of these Swine Flu zombies. Doing so, could leave you as a midnight zombie snack.

Pickled zombie legs?

That’s right, our next weak spot of choice is the legs. No legs means a dramatic decrease in speed for these dreadful Swine Flu zombies. They may have lost their head and legs, but don’t under estimate them yet. They still have arms.

Let’s look at what blasting these zombies’ legs off will do:

• Dramatic decrease in speed, giving you a chance to hit those other weak spots if there still coming!
• No more jumping zombies. This is a huge advantage if you are up high.
• Without legs, these zombies won’t be so stealthy anymore. You will be able to hear them clawing at the ground from a good distance.

Leg Shot!

Weapon of choice to slow these creeps down.

The Steyr AUG.

The Steyr AUG. Light in weight and deadly accurate with the scope. Be sure to aim for where the legs connect to the torso for best results.

The right to bear arms?

Not for these Swine Flu zombies at least! By now, these zombies are probably feeling like they lost their minds after that last head shot. Unfortunately, they are still coming. What better way to slow these suckers down even more then by shooting off those horrific arms.

Let’s look at why removing the arms will help us out.

• No more looking at your arm to find that a zombie got a scratch in while you where in the heat of battle.
• The zombie is now completely immobilized. You bought yourself a chance to run for it if things get bad. What am I saying, things are already bad!
• Now you have a few extra helping hands.

Arm Shot!

Weapon of choice to achieve that extra helping hand.

The M4A1.

The M4A1. Highly accurate and even more deadly. The M4A1 will allow you to hit that sweet spot between the shoulder and the arm.

Heart broken zombies

You may like a big boom. That is no problem, so do we. Here is an alternative to taking these Swine Flu zombies out. You may want to cover your ears when you blast this baby off! Let’s get some fireworks going and give these zombies a real reason to be heart broken. Shall we?

Let’s take a look at why a zombie barbecue might be a good idea.

• After a propelled grenade to the chest that zombie probably won’t have a leg to stand on. Or much of anything for that matter.
• If you get lucky you might blow up a few of his zombie pals in one shot.
• You now have the right to call your self a true heartbreaker.

Heartbreaker!

Weapon of choice to stick it to these zombies.

The RPG.

The RPG, a anti-tank grenade launcher sure to toast some Swine Flu zombies. Aim for the chest and sit back and enjoy the show. Don’t forget the barbecue sauce.

Now that we showed you the four weak spots and weapons of choice, you should be well on your way to become a Swine Flu zombie terminator. Still feel newby? Check out the previous article with general escape strategies against Swine Flu Zombies.

Will we soon have to board up our windows and doors or maybe even go to the top of a building with shot guns and barricade all the entrances. Sure these things might sound fun if your watching a movie or playing a game desperately trying to fight the infection that has turned your city into zombies. Would they be as fun if you where actually there? Even if they still sound fun or terrifying stick around because we have the ultimate defense tips against Swine Flue zombies to keep you safe and ready to lock and load!

Swine Flu Zombies Out Break!

Already there has been 63 reported cases of Swine Flu in New York City. The numbers are growing rapidly, and suddenly these victims start to change. They start to crave human flesh and brains. They become intolerant to light, and before they know what hit them they start shrieking and aimlessly wondering around looking for a victim.

The first zombie turns into 10,000 zombies and the numbers keep growing.  The public and government is in a panic and quarantine the country. No one can go in our out. Your stuck with flesh eating swine flu zombies around every corner howling. The streets are empty and the city you once knew starts to look like something you’ve never seen before. What do you do now? Hide out and hope you make it out alive? No, that will never work.

Survival is only possible with preparation

First, we have to think about what Swine Flu zombies weaknesses are and how they react. We already know they cannot handle light so we must first find a place to get high powered lights so we can blind these zombies and maybe have a chance of escaping.  So we will have to make way to our nearest hardware store and get all the lights we can. This means we have to make it there before it gets dark.

Now that you’ve got your lights, the next thing you will need is a armored caravan and some fire arms for means of protection. We will need something big and stable, something that can plow through any barricade or mob of swine flu zombies. A school bus, or an RV sounds like it will do the job. Of course, we need to modify our caravan and make it armored. If you have never welded before, this is a good time to try. The glass windows on the bus are just asking to be broken, so we need to cage up and reinforce all the weak spots on our caravan. Don’t forget a plow in the front, because these zombies are coming by the hundreds, and we wouldn’t want to flip our armored caravan and turn in zombie food.

Armored Caravan

You have to escape

Now that you have your getaway vehicle, its time to figure out where to go. So you turn on your radio and desperately search for someone. You strike some luck and find a static, but understandably it’s a recording saying “If you are listening to this message and are a survivor try and make your way to the Canadian border. There will be outposts with armored guards protecting the boarders. The helicopter will take you to safety.” The static gets worse and you can’t hear the rest of the message, so we need to get to the border at what ever cost. This is our only chance of surviving.

So we must find a route that leads straight to the border, with as few detours as possible.  There is not much time left, if there’s any left at all. We have to stop on the way and get medical supplies, food, and water. So we must find the nearest Walmart. So we find one, but it doesn’t look quite like a picnic at the park. There are thousands of zombies outside of Walmart, some still have there blue employee vests on. Poor souls! The doors are boarded up and blocked off, so we have to find a way in side. The mechanic shop is on the side of Walmart, so we could plow through those metal doors we have an armored caravan, after all.

Once inside we must block all of the huge holes we just put through the door. What a better way than to park the armored caravan in front of the door, blocking those shrieking Swine Flu zombies. The power has been out through the city for days.  Hopefully, a mechanic left a flashlight behind. Luckily, there’s one in the tool box. Shotgun and flashlight in hand we must carefully and quietly run in and grab as much food and medical supplies as we can, in one trip. There’s not much time left.  Now its time to haul it to that border. We should be pretty close by now, because the shrieks from the zombies died down a while ago. So, lets take a peak and see where we are. There are helicopters in the air, and you start to feel a sense of relieve. They haven’t left yet.

After about 20 minutes, you reach the border and are ordered to stop, and all come out to be checked for the Swine Flu by men in white quarantine suits. After being closely examined and tested, they give the clearance to allow you on board the helicopter to be taken to the survivor camp. You look back and see the Swine Flu zombies racing to the chopper toppling the armored gaurds. You are lucky you got out alive.

Once again lets look at our defense tips

• Do not stay where you are. Make an escape, it’s the only way to get out alive.
• Armored caravan is a must.
• Fire arms and explosives will only help.
• A radio to find out the latest update.
• Food, water, and medical supplies are also a necessity.
• A will to survive.
• Dalek Voice Changer helmet? Interesting idea.

Hopefully, now you are ready for an apocalyptic Swine Flu zombie outbreak. If you read this you have a good chance of getting out alive.

1. What is Swine Flu

Swine flu is the respiratory flu of pigs cause by type A Influenzavirus. Outbreak of swine flu is regularly with pigs, people do not normally get swine flu, but human infections can occur. The symptoms are similar to human flu such as fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headaches, chills and fatigue, and sometimes diarrhea and vomiting. Swine flu can be spread in two ways. From contact with pigs or environments contaminated with the virus and contact with persons infected. Here are some ways that can help prevent this disease:

• Cover your mouth with a tissue, dispose it every after use
• Wash your hand often with soap and water, especially after you sneeze.

This disease can be mild or severe, so it is better to follow safety measures.

2. Mexico’s Swine Flu Outbreak Spreads To United States - 04/24/09

Swine flu breaths into pig and now spread to person to person. A thousand people in Mexico are said to have this disease and it killed at least 68 in Mexico. Right now Mexico City is virtually shut down, schools are closed, as well as concerts and events. Swine flu is on the move. This is a virus that people haven’t seen before. Here is recent research of the Genetic makeup of the virus, North American swine influenza, avian influenza, human influenza, form of swine influenza normally found in Asia and Europe. This is contagious to human, and yet we don’t know exactly where it was originated.

3. Swine Flu Investigation

The Center for Diseases Control and Prevention has begun investigating 7 cases of swine flu in two states. Five cases were found in San Diego, CA and 2 in San Antonio, TX. Swine flu as we all know is a respiratory disease found in pigs and sometimes can affect humans. Fortunately all these cases in the US have recovered. Cases are unique since patients haven’t had contact with pigs and evidence leads that the disease was pass from human to human. Now doctors do believe it was the same virus that killed as many as 60 in Mexico and left 900 people ill. School has been closed in Mexico City and concerned citizens wear mask. It was said this may turn out to be the next pandemic.

4. Swine Flu Found In California and Texas

A potential health concern, Federal Health official is reporting 7 cases of swine flu found so far in California and Texas. The CDC officials are very concern, but there is no reason for any public panic since cases were resolved. Evidence says it was a person to person contact. The CDC officials are looking into it and are expecting to find more cases. Their particular concern is what’s happening in Mexico. Reports are said to be an outbreak in Mexico with respiratory illness.

5. Swine Flu: Natural or Man-Made

A deadly strain of human swan flu, never seen before has killed at least 61 people and 8 in the US. The CDC does not know if this virus will lead to the next pandemic, however scientists around the world are monitoring this virus and will take this threat seriously. There is clearly a human to human virus contact. Government has cancelled classes in Mexico City and surrounding areas. There is no need to a travel advisory or restrictions. The Genetic Test of the virus in 12 of Mexico victims had the same genetic structures. Human can occasionally catch swine flu through pigs but rarely from human contact.

• Know the signs and symptoms of the Swine flu virus.
• Use a surgical mask during travel as your safety prevention to Swine flu virus.
• Better to use latex gloves to ensure health safety inside the airport. Latex gloves can eliminate the transfer of any virus from one person to another.
• Cut the plan of traveling into the place where there are reports of Swine flu virus outbreak. Don’t worry on your request to change your destination because every authority is heightened about the major problem caused by the alarming spread of swine flu virus.
• Take the flight of an airport which has an observation on safety rules of the passengers to assure the health of every traveler.
• Choose an airline that agrees the cancellation and changing of passenger’s flight.

Preventing the Flu

A fatal killer virus

Swine flu virus is a fatal and killer virus that may affect every individual easily. Observe proper cleanliness as your course of action to keep you away from the spreading of swine flu virus. Research the online health information before traveling to get informed by the outbreak virus of certain place.

Protection from the flu can easily be adapted if observe properly by the family. Here are the guidelines and the proper ways to help you make shield yourself from the killer swine flu virus:

• Wash hands often with soap or any alcohol-based hand cleanser.
• Avoid closer to people with sickness.
• If you are sick, stay always at home
• Use tissue when you cough and sneeze. Dispose your used tissue after usage in covered trash can.
• Avoid placing your hands in the face, mouth and nose.
• Clean your surroundings specially the phone receiver, keyboard and other office equipment.
• Avoid sharing personal gadgets such as spoon, fork and plate.
• Always stay informed about the daily news regarding the update of the flu information.
• Don’t stay in an over-crowded place. Make sure to keep distances when you had social meetings.
• Before traveling, check and use online researches about the track health information and outbreaks of disease to the place you are going to depart.

Resources:
http://www.health.state.ny.us/disease/communicable/influenza/seasonal/swine_flu/
http://www.cdc.gov/swineflu/
http://mashable.com/2009/04/25/track-swine-flu/

Swine Flu vaccine

How good is our human body?

In general, the human body is protected by antibodies as a response to previous exposure to influenza vaccines. But as soon as the body’s defense mechanism outflanked, a sudden changes may developed causing interim illness known as the swine flu virus. Hundreds of people die probably caused by the epidemic of swine flu virus and yet massive spread of the said virus is spreading globally alarming the whole nations. In order to touch off the civilian’s fear, the production of seasonal vaccine is moving forward early September.

As of now, a matter of decision is challenging the science of medicine to produce a million of flu shots. The swine flu vaccine is a key response immunization to help prevent pandemic outbreaks. This one vaccine will cover all seasonal flu that will circulate seasons of every country. Presently, the science of medicine is studying the approach of production cost, production time and packaging

The recent swine flu outbreak has been attributed to have been started again from Mexico. The flu, born from the mutation of Influenzavirus A and Influenzavirus C has been prevalent at the said place, infecting approximately 1,000 plus people and has killed a rough estimation of 83 people.

The Federal District was where the first outbreak in Mexico happened. Last March 18, 2009 an illness similar to influenza has taken surge. At first, it was presumed to be the late season flu but later on was discovered to be the swine flu by CDC alert. After just a few days and month, the virus has reached USA afflicting at first 8 people, all of whom have been in good health again.

But the outbreak does not stop there. The swine flu is recently raising the red alert in Mexico. To counteract the spread of the virus, the authorities has ordered public places, even schools, universities, and museums to be closed for the moment. There has even been an appeal to night life facilities to close for at least 10 days to somewhat stop advance infections.

Because of the large number of the infected and those that die from the flu, the fatality rate has reached 7 percent; probably larger than that of the pandemic at the 1918s and 1919s which is only 2.5 percent.

Apparently, the alarming fatality rate has made people suggest renaming Swine flu as Mexico Flu just like the past pandemics like that of the Spanish Influenza, Hong Kong and Asian flu.

Orthomyxoviridae, is from the family of viruses, specifically those that are RNA. It consists of five genera, wherein the first three are the leading causes of influenza which are:

• Influenzavirus A
• Influenzavirus B
• Influenzavirus C
• Thogotovirus
• Isavirus

Influenzavirus A, considered the most relentless of all causes almost all the flu endemics found in humans, birds and majority of mammals. On the otherhand, Influenzavirus B can only afflict the seals and humans. Influenzavirus C is the one that afflicts swines and us, humans.

It is believed that the famous swine flu is a mixture of Influenzavirus A, particularly the subtype HYPERLINK “http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influenza_A_virus_subtype_H1N1″ \o “Influenza A virus subtype H1N1″ H1N1 and Influenzavirus C. H1N1 is popularly known as the subtype that caused the Spanish Flu in the years 1918 to 1920 which caused roughly 40 million deaths.

The resulting virus from type A and C is called the SIV or Swine Influenza Virus. What causes the outbreak however, is the fact that the strain formed by A and C has mutated into a virus that can be transmitted from a human to a human.

Apparently the newest virus has been proven that it is resistant to the former developed drugs. However the use of flu drugs like Relenza and Tamiflu has been recommended to somewhat help combat the disease.

At present this 2009, the swine flu outbreak has started in Mexico which has killed 68 people infected with an approximately more than 1,000 patients ill with the disease. After only a few days, the outbreak has reached USA with 8 cases, but these 8 have successfully recovered. Recently, 28 cases of the swine flu have been recorded at a New York Private School.

Because of the sudden outbreak of the swine flu; WHO, CDC and even the White House have undertaken staid stances to combat the flu. Even other countries have decided to embark on preventive measures to prevent the further spread of disease.

This year’s alarming outbreak is not the only one written in history about swine flu.

In the USA, on 1976, a soldier died followed by four of his companion soldiers too. When looked at the cause of the soldier and his companions’ deaths, the recorded cause of death was related to the flu strain in the 1918 pandemic. The cause of death specifically was swine flu. To prevent a possible pandemic, the public health officials of the USA recommended to current president Gerald Ford that all of the people be vaccinated.

After many years later, at the Philippines in the year 2007, another swine flu outbreak has taken place in Central Luzon and Nueva Ecija, however by that time it only affected swine and not humans.

As common knowledge, the swine flu can be passed on from pigs to pigs, from pigs to humans, and then humans to humans too. Therefore, making the chances of catching the disease quiet possible in our day-to-day living.

To guard yourself and your family as well from the virus, preventive measures such as personal hygiene should be undertaken. To add up to your knowledge about the disease, here are some symptoms you should watch out for, just in case.

General Swine Flu symptoms

The Swine flu disease has been marked somewhat identical to influenza. General symptoms would include:

• Nausea
• Diarrhea or vomiting
• Fever
• Sore throat
• Runny nose
• Aching body

Swine Flu symptoms of Children

If worse becomes worst, the symptoms you should look out for in children will include:

• Irritable and not too sociable child
• Breathing troubles, either it is too fast, or the child is feeling that his or her chest is too tight
• Skin color is a bit blue
• Recurring fever or cough
• Fever accompanied with rashes
• Decline of the child to drink up fluids

Swine Flu symptoms of adults

For adults, the swine flu symptoms to watch out for are:

• Relentless vomiting and nausea
• Difficulty in breathing or feeling of tightness of the chest
• Lost of focus or perplexity

If all of these symptoms persist, consult your doctor immediately to keep in check with your health or with the swine flu virus itself.