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woensdag, 4 januari 2012 |
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WHO: Bird flu research raises safety questions H5N1 rarely infects humans and usually only those who come into close contact with poultry. But among those infected, up to 60 percent die, and scientists are closely watching the virus for any signs it is becoming more easily transmissible from human to human. The U.S. National Institutes of Health last week asked scientists at Erasmus University Medical Center in the Netherlands and the University of Wisconsin-Madison to refrain from publishing full details of their work on how to make the H5N1 virus more easily transmissible between humans. Fukuda said WHO itself had had not obtained the results of the two groups' research yet, and might not even ask for it. Posted: 1:17:18 PM
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 UNDIE DAY How Fritz Springmeier Was Framed Another underweaer thingie going on ... Posted: 8:36:51 AM
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Obama: "You're fed up with him, but I have to deal with him even more often than you...." - click Iran attack would have repercussions
US President Barack Obama shakes hands with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting. (file photo) Birnbaum, who is a professor emeritus of the Faculty of Law at Georgetown University, made the remarks in an article entitled "Israel and the US against Iran: an Uncertain Alliance," which was published in the Spanish daily newspaper El Pais on December 18, 2011. Posted: 8:16:03 AM
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I didn't know they use the same TORTURE tactics in "Russia" as they do in The Great America's?!! CopyCat!! Ukraine's opposition leader is being held in a prison cell under 24-hour camera surveillance with lights permanently on in an attempt to 'psychologically and physically break' her, her lawyer said today. At least the "Russians" are 'honest' about it ...a bit ...
In a statement, Ivan Pervushkin, head of the prison said: "Video surveillance is not forbidden by law.
Bradley Manning, who is in jail, like Julian Assange is now too (WikiLeaks) ... remember him? Posted: 8:06:30 AM
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Mysterious phenomenon that has decimated honey bee populations across the globe linked to parasitic fly
It was first recognised as a serious problem by U.S. beekeepers in 2006, but has also affected bee colonies across western Europe. In some of the recorded cases, bee losses have reached levels of up to 90 per cent. Viral and fungal infections and toxic chemicals in pesticides have all been suggested as possible explanations for CCD. The new theory involves the parasitic fly Apocephalus borealis, which is already known to attack bumble bees. Evidence with picture:
George: Science, the 'other' World ReLiegion ...
Sure, bees attacked by FLIES is nothing NEW ... that happens ... Posted: 7:55:13 AM
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How flushing the toilet with lid up "could spread winter vomiting bug"
Professor Mark Wilcox, Clinical Director of Microbiology at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, said leaving the lid up can allow a cloud of bacteria to explode into the air, settling on nearby surfaces. Posted: 7:48:46 AM
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Britain battered by 106mph gales - and there's more to come in the next 24 hours
Buildings were damaged, roads closed and trains, flights and ferries were cancelled. As so in The Netherlands ... be safe! Posted: 7:43:21 AM
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The Story Of The Warm Winter And The Rising Bills... Millions face winter fuel bills of more than £500 despite lack of demand due to mild weather Demand for central heating this year has fallen because of the relatively warm winter. However, while the nation is using less gas, the fact that tariffs have risen so sharply means there will be little financial relief to struggling families and pensioners. Posted: 7:41:51 AM
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