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• Mysterious ‘Niku’ object in outer solar system has a weird orbit

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 11, 2016

  

  The latest solar system mystery is raising more questions than answers, with the discovery of an object that has an unusual orbit. Source: Mysterious ‘Niku’ object in outer solar system has a weird orbit

• Curcumin Plus Silymarin Could become a Powerful Cancer Fighting Combo

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

  

  Curcumin Plus Silymarin Could become a Powerful Cancer Fighting Combo We discuss the recent study ” Curcumin Sensitizes Silymarin to Exert Synergistic Anticancer Activity in Colon Cancer Cells ” Published in the Journal Cancer 2016; 7(10):1250-1257. doi:10.7150/jca.15690

• Putin cancels peace talks with Ukraine

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

  Upping the Ante: Putin Dismisses Diplomacy After Alleged Ukrainian Incursion Aug. 10 2016 — 20:52 — Update: 21:24 By Matthew Bodner Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Kiev on Wednesday of organizing a terrorist attack in Crimea, the southern Ukrainian region… Read More ›

• Ukraine accuses Russia of deploying nuclear weapons carriers near border

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

    Russian helicopters and drones are also said to have conducted manoeuvres from Crimea.   By Vasudevan Sridharan August 10, 2016 08:34 BST Russian and Ukrainian forces are reportedlybeefing up their forces in the border region even as Kiev accuses… Read More ›

• Rumours swirl about imminent Russian attack on Ukraine

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

  PUBLISHED 12:51 AUGUST 10, 2016 UPDATED 12:51 AUGUST 10, 2016   By Dan AlexeContributing Editor, New Europe Ukraine is claiming that a Russian invasion is possible “any minute”, amid reports that Moscow’s troops and armour were on the move in… Read More ›

• Putin Threatens Serious Measures After Accusing Ukraine of Sabotage in Crimea

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

  Ukraine prepares for Russian ‘attack’ by moving troops to the border with Crimea Russia accused Ukrainian special forces of planning to carry out terrorist attacks inside Crimea and said an FSB employee and a Russian soldier had been killed in… Read More ›

• Russia accuses Ukraine of attempted armed incursion into Crimea

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

    Kiev has denied the FSB’s claims, saying it was ‘false information’.   By Brendan Cole August 10, 2016 15:31 BST Russia has accused Ukraine of targeting critical infrastructure in Crimea and says it thwarted an armed Kiev-backed incursion into… Read More ›

• Russia says one of its soldiers is dead at the Crimean border, killed as Ukrainian terrorists allegedly crossed over

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

    The Federal Security Service of Russia 06:41, 10 august 2016 As a result of Ukrainian shelling of the Crimean border, a Russian Defense Ministry soldier has been killed, according to a statement released by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB)…. Read More ›

• Monsanto Says Bay Area Cities Can’t Sue It for Polluting SF Bay

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 10, 2016

    By MATTHEW RENDA         SAN JOSE (CN) – Whether a landmark environmental lawsuit moves forward may hinge on who owns the rain, Monsanto says in fighting a lawsuit from Oakland, Berkeley and San Jose.     The cities sued Monsanto… Read More ›

• Assange: Murdered Staffer behind Hillary’s Email Leak

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

    Wednesday, 10 August 2016 On July 8, 2016, 27 year-old Democratic staffer Seth Conrad Rich was murdered in Washington DC. The killer or killers took nothing from their victim, leaving behind his wallet, watch and phone. Shortly after the… Read More ›

• Will Smith ” Cleanse out of our Country” Statement ?

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

  Editor’s Note ( Ralph Turchiano) – Will Smith needs to be given the opportunity to clarify his statement, and or put in context

• Unsafe levels of fluorinated compounds found in drinking water for 6 million Americans

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

  Public Release: 9-Aug-2016 Unsafe levels of toxic chemicals found in drinking water for 6 million Americans Drinking water samples near industrial sites, military fire training areas, wastewater treatment plants have highest levels of fluorinated compounds Harvard T.H. Chan School of… Read More ›

• 1967 solar storm nearly took US to brink of war

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

  Public Release: 9-Aug-2016   American Geophysical Union Caption A view of the sun on May 23, 1967, in a narrow visible wavelength of light called Hydrogen-alpha. The bright region in the top center region of brightness shows the area where… Read More ›

• 1 in 5 are discharged from hospital with unstable vital signs

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

  Public Release: 9-Aug-2016   UT Southwestern Medical Center DALLAS – August 9, 2016 – Twenty percent of people hospitalized are released before all vital signs are stable, a pattern that is associated with an increased risk of death and hospital… Read More ›

• 1 in 5 are discharged from hospital with unstable vital signs

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

  Public Release: 9-Aug-2016   UT Southwestern Medical Center DALLAS – August 9, 2016 – Twenty percent of people hospitalized are released before all vital signs are stable, a pattern that is associated with an increased risk of death and hospital… Read More ›

• Reduced activity of an important enzyme identified among suicidal patients

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

  Public Release: 9-Aug-2016   Van Andel Research Institute GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (August 9, 2016)–It is known that people who have attempted suicide have ongoing inflammation in their blood and spinal fluid. Now, a collaborative study from research teams in the… Read More ›

• For the first time in history, high blood pressure is more common in lower-income countries

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 9, 2016

  Public Release: 8-Aug-2016 For the first time in history, high blood pressure is more common in lower-income countries American Heart Association Rapid Access Journal Report American Heart Association DALLAS, August 8, 2016 — For the first time in history, people… Read More ›

• Tensions High Amid Russian Military Buildup In Crimea

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 8, 2016

    Crimean Tatar activists have reported armed checkpoints being erected at scattered sites around the peninsula. August 08, 2016 Tensions are reportedly high among residents of northern Crimea as long convoys of heavy Russian weaponry continue to be sighted not… Read More ›

• Parents of two Benghazi victims sue Hillary Clinton alleging she is ‘directly responsible’ for deaths of their sons

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 8, 2016

    Parents of Sean Smith and Tyrone Woods are suing Hillary Clinton Smith and Woods were two of four Americans killed in 2012 attack The lawsuit alleges Clinton’s negligence caused the men’s deaths It also claimed Clinton later defamed their… Read More ›

• Top Health News 8 AUG 2016

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 8, 2016

  

  Top Health News 8 AUG 2016 1. Vaccines fail to protect obese mice from severe influenza infections 2. Inosine treatment helps recovery of motor functions after brain injury 3. Soy may prevent diabetes, heart disease for women with PCOS

• Police Dept. Accused of Fudging Crime Stats

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 8, 2016

    By NICHOLAS IOVINO       SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A Bay Area police department falsifies reports to make the city’s crime rate seem lower and orders officers not to document the use of force on suspects, two former officers claim… Read More ›

• Activists: Russian Military Hardware Sighted Along Northern Crimea Border

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 8, 2016

    August 07, 2016 Crimean Tatar activists have reported armed checkpoints being erected at scattered sites around the Russian-occupied peninsula, and unusually large concentrations of Russian hardware in northern regions. Ukraine’s border guard service, meanwhile, reported that Russian authorities had… Read More ›

• Invasion horror: Russia masses tanks on Europe’s doorstep as border gunfight breaks out

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 8, 2016

    RUSSIA is massing tanks on the borders of Europe amid growing fears that an invasion is imminent. By Michael Havis / Published 8th August 2016 The military hardware has been deployed in northern Crimea, which was itself seized by… Read More ›

• Eight leading science and engineering societies express concern for the welfare of the Turkish scientific community, following failed coup in Turkey

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 6, 2016

  Public Release: 3-Aug-2016 American Association for the Advancement of Science As the Turkish government restores order after the failed coup, the American Association for the Advancement of Science and seven other leading science and engineering societies today expressed concern for… Read More ›

• Melting ice sheet could release frozen Cold War-era waste from “ Project Iceworm “

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 6, 2016

  Public Release: 4-Aug-2016   American Geophysical Union WASHINGTON, DC — Climate change could remobilize abandoned hazardous waste thought to be buried forever beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet, new research finds. Camp Century, a U.S. military base built within the Greenland… Read More ›

• Top Attorney in Anti-Clinton Fraud Case Found Dead

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 5, 2016

    Saturday, 06 August 2016 Call it conspiracy theory, coincidence or just bad luck, but any time someone is in a position to bring down Hillary Clinton they wind up dead. In fact, as we noted previously, there’s a long… Read More ›

• Iranian Documentary “Rules of the Game” Prisoner swap for Iranian demands ?

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 5, 2016

  

  “But this was not the Americans’ only worry. The Iranians had a costly proposal for the swap: the release of seven Iranians imprisoned in America, 1.7 billion dollars, and clearance of the names of 16 Iranians who, on the pretext… Read More ›

• ‘Don’t tread on me’ shirts and hats could be officially declared RACIST by the government – even though the symbol is an icon of the American Revolution

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 5, 2016

    Equal Employment Opportunity Commission probing ‘Don’t Tread On Me’ The logo debate has emerged following a federal employee’s complaint They claimed they were racially harassed by a worker wearing a cap The flag originated during the Revolutionary War ‘in… Read More ›

• No Jab, No Pay! Vaccination Rates Skyrocket in Australia

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 4, 2016

  Australian vaccination rates are at an all-time high after government removes anti-vaxxers’ benefits Who would’ve thought? BEC CREW 3 AUG 2016   Since the Australian government launched its ‘No jab no pay’ campaign on 1 January 2016, thousands of children… Read More ›

• ‘WE MUST TAKE REVENGE’ China calls for WAR with Australia after it opposed Beijing’s territory claims in the South China Sea

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 4, 2016

    State-run newspaper vows that ‘paper cat’ Aussies must now ‘learn its lesson’ BY DANNY COLLINS 3rd August 2016, 10:09 am A CHINESE state-run newspaper has vowed to wreak “revenge” on “paper tiger” Australia in a stinging attack. The Global… Read More ›

• GIBRALTAR CRISIS: Britain ‘must send more Navy warships’ amid Spanish invasion fears

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 3, 2016

    BRITAIN needs to beef up its fleet of warships in Gibraltar amid fears Spanish forces could INVADE the island, a defence chief has warned. By Joshua Nevett / Published 3rd August 2016 It has been claimed the UK must… Read More ›

• Omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil capsules, may aid healing after heart attack

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 3, 2016

  

  We review the study ” Omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil capsules, may aid healing after heart attack ” Published August 2, 2016, Volume 134, Issue 5 in the journal Circulation * Citation: Effect of Omega-3 Acid Ethyl Esters on… Read More ›

• Father of British woman ‘caged’ in Saudi Arabia must help her return to UK, judge rules

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 3, 2016

  British woman who claims father imprisoned her in Saudi Arabia ‘sends friend picture of her cage’ 20:23, 30 JUL 2016 UPDATED 21:54, 30 JUL 2016 BY RICHARD WHEATSTONE , BRIAN FARMER Amina Al-Jeffery – who grew up in Swansea –… Read More ›

• Vaccines may harm the obese, as well as offer absolutely no protection (Animal Study)

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 2, 2016

  Public Release: 2-Aug-2016 “Following vaccination, the obese mice had lower antibody levels, including lower levels of neutralizing antibodies, and higher levels of the virus. In addition, lean mice who received vaccines with adjuvants were protected from severe flu infections. Obese… Read More ›

• A new leaf: Scientists turn carbon dioxide back into fuel

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 2, 2016

  Public Release: 1-Aug-2016   DOE/Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, Ill. (July 29, 2016) — As scientists and policymakers around the world try to combat the increasing rate of climate change, they have focused on the chief culprit: carbon dioxide. Produced by… Read More ›

• ASSANGE: Hacked Emails Include Info On Hillary Arming ISIS

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 1, 2016

    Monday, 01 August 2016 Secretary of State Hillary Clinton knew that the US was sending arms from Libya to Syria back in 2011, a year before the Benghazi consulate attacks.Hillary Clinton denied she knew about the weapons shipments during… Read More ›

• Top Health News 01 Aug 2016

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 1, 2016

  

  Top Health News 01 Aug 2016 1. Cavities are contagious, research shows 2. Resveratrol appears to restore blood-brain barrier integrity in Alzheimer’s disease 3. Ketone drink gives competitive cyclists a boost by altering their metabolism

• Chinese military is pressing for a limited conflict in the South China Sea

  By Ralph Turchiano on August 1, 2016

  Chinese military pressing President Xi Jinping to initiate ‘forceful response’ in South China Sea A section of the country’s military is pushing Beijing to opt for a stronger response aimed at the US and its allies. By Nandini Krishnamoorthy August… Read More ›

• The NSA leaking Hillary’s Emails?

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 31, 2016

    Monday, 01 August 2016 Over a year before Edward Snowden shocked the world in the summer of 2013 with revelations that have since changed everything from domestic to foreign US policy but most of all, provided everyone  a glimpse… Read More ›

• U.S. Supreme Court’s job disapproval rating hits record high: poll

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 31, 2016

  Source: Xinhua | 2016-08-01 02:13:15 | Editor: huaxia WASHINGTON, July 31 (Xinhua) — More than half of Americans, or 52 percent, disapprove of the job of the U.S. Supreme Court, setting a new record in the past 16 years, found… Read More ›

• The Clinton Foundation received millions from investors as Putin took over 20% of US uranium deposits ( Requested Re-post from April 2015)

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 31, 2016

   Editors Note: (Ralph Turhiano)-Requested Repost from April 2015 COLIN CAMPBELL AND PAMELA ENGEL APR. 23, 2015, 9:25 AM A new scandal hit Hillary Clinton on Thursday thanks to an exhaustive report from Mike McIntire and Jo Becker at The New… Read More ›

• Did Turkey help Gaza terrorists fire rockets at Israel?

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 30, 2016

    Wikileaks website reveals emails in which sources close to Turkish president instruct on how to best conceal rockets from Israeli jets. Ari Soffer and Matt Wanderman, 20/07/16 13:46 Hamas terrorist with domestically made M75 rocket Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash 90… Read More ›

• Some 7,000 police officers in heavy vehicles surround the Incirlik air base in Turkey, which is used by NATO–amid reports of a new coup attempt

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 30, 2016

  Turkish officers surround Incirlik air base Some 7,000 officers surround base used by NATO forces amid reports of a new coup attempt. Government insists it was a “security check”. Ben Ariel, 31/07/16 05:54 F-16 fighter jet lands at Incirlik air… Read More ›

• Hong Kong independence activist banned from elections

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 30, 2016

    Andy Chan, from the pro-independence Hong Kong National Party, has been disqualified from September’s legislative polls. Beijing and Hong Kong officials say his views go against the city’s Basic Law. Andy Chan, who founded the Hong Kong National Party… Read More ›

• Portable device produces biologic drugs on demand

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 30, 2016

  Public Release: 29-Jul-2016   System is designed to use microbes for manufacturing small amounts of vaccines and other therapies Massachusetts Institute of Technology For medics on the battlefield and doctors in remote or developing parts of the world, getting rapid… Read More ›

• Cognitive ability varies, but prejudice is universal

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 30, 2016

  Public Release: 29-Jul-2016   Society for Personality and Social Psychology When it comes to prejudice, it does not matter if you are smart or not, or conservative or liberal, each group has their own specific biases. In a recent study,… Read More ›

• Currently approved TB vaccine is now only about 20% effective at best, researchers examining new candidates

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 30, 2016

  Public Release: 28-Jul-2016 Toward an effective TB vaccine: Analysis of the immune response to a promising candidate PLOS IMAGE: This is a scanning electron micrograph of Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria, which cause tuberculosis. Credit: NIAID BCG, the only currently approved TB… Read More ›

• Burying Greenhouse Gas a Viable Idea, Study Finds

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 30, 2016

    By SEAN DUFFY       (CN) — Storing massive amounts of carbon dioxide underground may be a more effective tool for limiting global climate change than previously thought, a study released Thursday says.     The study, published in the journal Nature… Read More ›

• US State Department lacks any cyber-security whatsoever, including no passwords needed (Repost from Oct 2013)

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 29, 2016 • ( 1 )

  Editors Note: (Ralph Turchiano)- Requested Repost from Oct 2103  Published time: October 28, 2013 02:01                                                                             Reuters / Jim Young Access classified data without authorization, use your account after you’ve been fired, or anonymously request a new account for an… Read More ›

• Merkel prioritizes globalization over German lives “We can do it”

  By Ralph Turchiano on July 29, 2016 • ( 1 )

  Germany’s Merkel remains confident in coping with refugee challengesSource: Xinhua | 2016-07-28 23:19:24 | Editor: German Chancellor Angela Merkel attends a press conference in Berlin, Germany, on July 28. 2016. German Chancellor Angela Merkel repeated her immigration mantra “We can… Read More ›

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