Smallpox
* also lives on in the blood after a person has died.
* can cause millions of cells within the body to explode
  - survive in the air for more than a day, giving it plenty of time to spread
* causes pus-filled blisters all over the body and can be fatal
  - the development of blisters on the skin which fill with fluid and become inflamed
* classic epidemic disease that was sustainable only by large human populations.
* concern up and down the Eastern seaboard, in and out of the battle areas.
* derivative of cowpox, measles of canine distemper, and influenza of hog diseases.
* highly contagious disease, which is observed as a condition of the skin.
* horrible disease.
* is an acute infectious disease caused by a virus
  - caused by the related 'Variola virus'
  - considered worse than anthrax
  - contagion
  - eradicated as a disease through a worldwide vaccination program
  - exceedingly dangerous to pregnant women
  - extremely highly contagious
  - highly infectious, fatal in a third of cases
  - one of the biological agents mentioned as a possible weapon
  - present in secretions and discharges from the nose and the mouth of a victim
  - similar to chicken pox but far more deadly
  - skin infection
  - such a human disease
* is the only disease that has been completely eradicated
  - been eradicated through the use of vaccination
  - worse than alot of other really bad sicknesses
* much more dangerous virus if it ever got loose, than monkeypox.
* now exists only as stored virus at two research disease centers.
* particular favorite of bio-weaponeers.
* ravages Afghanistan every spring, killing about one-fifth of the children.
* serious infectious disease that no longer occurs anywhere in the world.
* spreads primarily by oropharyngeal aerosols from infected patients.
* viral disease.
* virus disease that normally spreads from person to person by airborne droplets
  - that enters the respiratory tract
+ Cowpox: Diseases caused by viruses
  * This disease affects the skin. The disease can be spread by touch from cows to humans. The virus that causes cowpox was used to perform the first successful vaccination against another disease. The disease vaccinated against was the deadly smallpox. Smallpox is caused by the related 'Variola virus'.
  * Smallpox arrives in Europe for the first time.

Serifs
* are decorative lines that are added at the end of the strokes of some letters
  - fine lines added to the main strokes of a letter
  - horizontal extensions of the vertical ends of the lines in the letters
* are the little curlicues on the edge of the characters
  - lines and markings which make text more stylized
  - tails and hooks attached to the ends of letters
* are the small cross strokes that are found at the ends of a letter's main strokes
  - strokes at the end of the main stroke of a letter
* help the eye to stick to the line and thus facilitate reading.
* improve readability by leading the eye along the line of type.
* refer to the little flourishes and tails that traditional typography uses.
* tend to express organization and intellect.

Stabilization
* allows spouses to stay longer and pursue a profession.
* begins at the youngest ages and proceeds upward.
* goal of laminitis therapy.
* has all of the advantages of acrylic while maintaining the natural beauty of wood.
* involves increasing the prices and reducing the quantities of imports.
* is configurations
  - events
  - improvement
  - marked by a strong reduction of magnetic oscillations
  - normalisation
  - obtained by means of a spinning rotor about one of the principal axes of inertia
  - standardization
  - when the trunk muscles are working in unison to support the spine
* nonperturbative and nonlinear effect.
* protective measure that reduces the problems of corrosion in water lines.
* time to learn how to ask for help and build support networks.