Archive for February 20th, 2014

KingWorldNews.com February 20, 2014 Today an outspoken hedge fund manager out of Hong Kong spoke with King World News about the ongoing war in the gold market, and how an increasingly desperate group of Western central planners may have made a catastrophic deal with China that will ultimately destroy the West. William Kaye, who... »

Lportepilot.ca February 17, 2014 The flu season in Newfoundland and Labrador circulates between December and April each year. Five flu deaths confirmed To limit the spread of influenza, residents are encouraged to get the seasonal flu shot, which protects against the three strains of flu circulating this year, including H1N1. Health and Community Services... »

By DIANE ORSON WNPR.org FEBRUARY 18, 2014 The weekly flu report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found flu cases trending downward nationwide for the week ending February 8. Connecticut, however, remained among six states continuing to report high numbers of cases of the flu. Over 2,600 flu cases have been... »

By Sarah M. Wojcik Lehighvalleylive.com February 19, 2014 This year’s aggressive strain of influenza has targeted younger people and is responsible for 58 deaths across Pennsylvania — two of which were reported at St. Luke’s University Hospital in Fountain Hill. Neither the federal government nor New Jersey track the number of adults who die... »

By Ariana Eunjung Cha WashingtonPost.com February 19, 2014 The H1N1 virus responsible for the 2009 global pandemic is back. State health officials from across the country say the resurgence is resulting in a dramatic rise in flu deaths in young and middle-aged adults and in children this season. While the reported death tolls so... »

NextGov.com Feb. 20, 2014 The Homeland Security Department is exploring technology that would use facial and iris recognition to track the departure of foreign visitors, according to contracting documents. “At land border exit, currently there are no biometrics captured resulting in an inability to accurately verify that a departing traveler matches a specific entry... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 02/20/2014 With all eyes focused on Ukraine, the situation in Venezuela has once again escalated as protest leader Leopoldo Lopez’ arrest (and possible 10 year jail sentence) prompted more violence overnight. However, as we warned, the government crackdown is starting to raise concerns about the stability of the government. *VENEZUELA... »

SteveQuayle.com Feb 19, 2014 As trust in the federal government erodes amid unlawful the wiretapping of reporters and targeting of conservatives by the Internal Revenue Service, we must not forget about the tremendous number of arms being purchased by the Department of Homeland Security. However, in addition to the 2,700 urban-assault vehicles, major gun... »

Monty Pelerin Economicnoise.com February 19, 2014 The Statists who take pride and comfort in the US being the world’s foremost military power (which others see as bullying) seem not to notice how unsustainable this condition truly is. History teaches us that all empires die from within. All extend themselves beyond what they can support.... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 02/20/2014 Following hours of talks between three European foreign ministers and Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych in Kiev, the EU has decided to go ahead with sanctions: *EU COMMITS TO SANCTIONS AGAINST UKRAINE *EU TO WORK OUT UKRAINE ASSET FREEZE, VISA BAN SOON *EU TO SUSPEND UKRAINE EXP0RT LICENSES FOR `REPRESSIVE’... »