Archive for February 8th, 2014

Edgetraderplus.com February 8, 2014 The fundamentals for gold and silver worsen with each passing week, it seems, yet the price for gold and silver still languish in down trends. If everything is as precarious as is depicted in so many other articles citing how PMs are in dire straights, for the same deteriorating reasons... »

By Philip Messing NYPost.com February 7, 2014 A renowned Jewish scholar was stopped at JFK Airport by suspicious TSA screeners who interrogated her and searched her bags after they saw her reading a Jewish periodical with a conservative editorial stance, according to a published account. Phyllis Chesler, 72, a noted academic and professor who... »

by Beverly Corbell Portlandtribune.com Friday, 07 February A Boring woman, Linda Owens, died Jan. 25 at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland after being diagnosed with the H1N1 virus, said her husband, D.W. Owens. Owens, who was 66, had other health problems, her husband said, including diverticulitis, gall stones and an enlarged liver. “She... »

By Jessica Flores FOX 10 News Feb 07, 2014 PHOENIX (KSAZ) – If there’s one thing Javier Sedillo’s family wants the public to take away from their loss it’s the importance of getting the flu shot. The State of Arizona doesn’t track the number of adults who die from the flu but according to... »

Sierrawave.net February 7, 2014 Death of a Mono County Resident Related to the Flu The Mono County Health Department was notified yesterday, February 6th, that the death of a Mono County resident is most likely related to an H1N1 2009 swine influenza infection. Permission to release the following detailed information has been graciously given... »

Lisa Schnirring CIDRAP News Feb 07, 2014 China reported seven H7N9 infections, one of them fatal, today from four different provinces, with global health groups highlighting the risk from poultry contact and noting the severe threat the virus poses to those infected. The flurry of new cases pushed the cases in the second wave... »

ENENews.com February 8th, 2014 KITV, Feb. 7, 2014 (Emphasis Added): KITV: Hawaii lawmakers say they are still hearing from residents who fear some of the radiation will end up here in the islands. Catherine Cruz, reporter: Radiation fears have resurfaced Adrian Chang, retired nuclear engineer: I just want to make sure... »

ENENews.com February 8th, 2014 Coast Reporter, Feb. 6, 2014: Radiation from the March 2011 nuclear accident arrived off the B.C. coast last year, Robin Brown said Tuesday. a report by five DFO scientists concluded that “the inventory of Fukushima radioactivity will... »

ENENews.com February 7th, 2014 Jiji Press, Feb. 7, 2014: Eight more Fukushima kids found with thyroid cancer — Eight more Fukushima children have been confirmed as having thyroid gland cancer following the prefecture’s checkups, a local panel of experts said Friday it is unlikely the disease was caused by exposure to radiation ... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 02/08/2014 It is remarkable that, Marc Faber begins, despite the growth the US has enjoyed since the 1960s, the poverty rate has barely changed. Faber believes there are far more “poor” people today as a percentage of the population than there were in the 1960s, because lower middle-class and middle-class... »