Archive for January 16th, 2014

By Paul Sisson Utsandiego.com JAN. 15, 2014 The same H1N1 flu strain that hit pandemic levels five years ago is surging through the region and is hitting young people harder than usual, according to a report Wednesday by the county health department. Six people who tested positive for H1N1 died last week, bringing the... »

Lisa Schnirring CIDRAP News Jan 15, 2014 Three locations in eastern China reported a total of four more H7N9 influenza cases today, and the World Health Organization (WHO) fleshed out details on six previously reported patients, revealing that all of them had links to poultry. The four newly confirmed cases were announced in a... »

Investmentwatchblog.com January 16th, 2014 The British people are now taking out payday loans to pay their rent. The ECB has lowered the rate of money the banks need to keep from 8% to 6%.Ford sales are falling in Europe and they are looking to layoff people. The FED is changing the calculation for inflation... »

Charles Hugh Smith Oftwominds.com January 16, 2014 If we don’t understand the problem or the dynamics that are generating the problem, it is impossible to reach a solution or practical plan of action. When it comes time to assess our grasp of the dynamics of this unprecedented era, how do you reckon historians will... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 01/15/2014 With Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras settling into his role as EU President, UKIP’s Nigel Farage stunned the “Goldman Sachs puppet” with a 150-second tirade of truthiness he has likely never experienced. Farage sarcastically remarks how Greeks “will be dancing in the streets” at Samaras’ ‘successful’ negotiation on MiFiD... »