How many Ebola cases are there really? By Martin Enserink Every couple of days, the World Health Organization (WHO) issues a “situation update” on the Ebola epidemic, with new numbers of cases and deaths for each of the affected countries. These numbers―9216 and 4555 respectively, according to Friday’s update―are instantly reported and tweeted around the …
Switzerland Is Only Country That Would Vote For Bigger Gold Reserves By Neils Christensen, of Kitco News If there is one country in the world that would vote yes in a referendum to force its central bank to increase its gold reserves, it would be Switzerland, said one Liechtenstein fund manager. Ronald-Peter Stoeferle, fund manager …
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Gov’t: Radiation Levels on US West Coast Spiked to over 1,000,000 Times Normal after Fukushima Explosions By ENENews Fukushima Accident — Contamination of the environment, IRSN (French government experts on nuclear and radiation risks, under the Ministries of Defense, the Environment, Industry, Research, and Health): At 8:00 in — ”Consequences for the rest of the …
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Is This a Triple-Dip for U.S. Home Prices? By Jay Jenkins Seven years ago, the real estate market in the U.S. collapsed from underneath itself. Seven years is a long time. For the average American today, that’s about 10% of your life. After all that time, though, the real estate market still hasn’t fully recovered. …
30-Year-Mortgage Rate Seen Hitting 17-month Low of 3.8% By RuthMantell WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Fresh worries over economic growth may lead to rates for the popular 30-year fixed-rate mortgage tumbling to a 17-month low, a drop that could spur additional refinancing, experts said Wednesday morning after data rattled investors. The National Association of Realtors, which tracks …
Police Dept. Requests Facebook PASSWORD From Gun Permit Applicant Request violates Constitution & Facebook’s Terms of Service by Kit Daniels | Infowars.com The Watervliet, N.Y., Police Department is asking pistol permit applicants for access to their Facebook accounts. The department recently sent an applicant a form which asked for his Facebook username and password, and …
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Biometric Credit Card Will Arrive in 2015: Pay with Your Fingerprint by Nicholas West Activist Post In a recent article, “In The Internet of Things YOU Will Be The Key,” I outlined the many ways that the human body will become the next-generation identification system. The move to give everyone a global unique ID that …
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Administration Quietly Prepares ‘Surge’ Of Millions Of New Immigrant IDs by Jonathan Strong Despite no official action from the president ahead of the election, the Obama administration has quietly begun preparing to issue millions of work authorization permits, suggesting the implementation of a large-scale executive amnesty may have already begun. Unnoticed until now, a draft …
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Man Flies Past Airbus Full of Passengers Pilots on a holiday jet were left stunned when a ‘flying man’ whizzed past their aircraft at 3,500 feet. The mystery man flew within 100 metres of the plane and left the pilots baffled as to how he was moving through the air, as neither could see a …
Forget Ebola – Here’s Why US Banks (and your savings) Are Now Extremely Vulnerable by Simon Black For a casual observer of the US economy (most “experts”), you could say that things look pretty good. Unemployment is at its lowest rate in six years. Earnings of S&P 500 companies are higher than ever, while their …
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US slams Islamic State with 25 new air strikes in Iraq, Syria WASHINGTON: US war planes struck more than two dozen times in Syria and Iraq on Friday (Oct 17) and Saturday (Oct 18), hitting Islamic State militants and oil infrastructure they control, the American military said. Of 15 air strikes in Syria, 12 were …
Cops Need a Warrant to Grab Your Cell Tower Data, Florida Court Rules By Kim Zetter Americans may have a Florida drug dealer to thank for expanding our right to privacy. Police departments around the country have been collecting phone metadata from telecoms and using a sophisticated spy tool to track people through their mobile phones—often …
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First Photos of Water Ice on Mercury Captured by NASA Spacecraft By Mike Wall The first-ever photos of water ice near Mercury’s north pole have come down to Earth, and they have quite a story to tell. The images, taken by NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft (short for MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging), suggest that …
Big Quake Hits Bárðarbunga, Further Subsidence of Caldera By Eygló Svala Arnarsdóttir A subsidence of approximately 15 cm (5 in) occurred in the caldera of Bárðarbunga volcano in Vatnajökull glacier following a magnitude 5.4 earthquake hitting the northern caldera at 11:15 am yesterday, as indicated by the Icelandic Met Office’s GPS monitor in the caldera. …
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