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- Egypt Likely Responsible For Europe’s E. Coli Outbreak
From Bikyamasr: CAIRO: European investigators on Tuesday said that one shipment of fenugreek seeds from Egypt is the likely culprit for the E. coli outbreak in Germany that has already killed 49 people and led to a smaller outbreak in neighboring France....
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Jihad Bio-Terror? Egyptian Seeds Linked to European E. Coli Outbreaks Click on the link above to get the whole story at Astute Bloggers. Remember, here at IBA, we have shown you that: HAMBURG IS THE EPICENTER OF THE DEADLIEST E. COLI OUTBREAK IN MODERN...
- Hmm ... "hamburg Is The Epicenter Of The Deadliest E. Coli Outbreak In Modern History"
“It’s quite possible that there’s a crazy person out there who thinks 'I’ll kill a few people or give 10,000 people diarrhoea’. It’s a negligent mistake not to investigate in that direction.” For anyone who does not remember, Hamburg...
- Obama-annenberg Papers To Be Released
This ought to be interesting. Nixon had his 18 minutes of missing tape. We have all come to be familiar with the word "redacted." And then, of course, there's the question of what the defitnition of "is" is. Bill Ayers and Barack Obama, two radical...
- Don't Shake Hands – You Might Catch Something
Oh, hello. I won't shake hands: you might catch something. Oh, yes, being gay makes you likely to pass on death-dealing diseases with a handshake. You're contagious. Or should that be infectious? No matter, but you have to be so careful, you see,...
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Plague? Bacteria? No Big Deal? WTF?
Thanks to HerRoyalWhyness for sending this in.
Bacteria linked to university scientist's death
September 19, 2009 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- There was word Saturday that the death of a University of Chicago scientist may be linked to a bacteria that causes the plague.
The researcher, who died Sunday, studied the genetics of harmful bacteria, including a weakened strain of yersinia pestis.
The University of Chicago says there doesn't appear to be any threat to the public, and no other illness related to the case has been reported.
The weakened strain does not require the safety precautions associated with working on virulent strains. The modified strain of "y-pestis" has been approved by the Centers for Disease Control for routine laboratory studies, and it is not known to cause illness in healthy adults.
The departments of public health for both Chicago and the state, as well as the CDC, are investigating.
- Egypt Likely Responsible For Europe’s E. Coli Outbreak
From Bikyamasr: CAIRO: European investigators on Tuesday said that one shipment of fenugreek seeds from Egypt is the likely culprit for the E. coli outbreak in Germany that has already killed 49 people and led to a smaller outbreak in neighboring France....
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Jihad Bio-Terror? Egyptian Seeds Linked to European E. Coli Outbreaks Click on the link above to get the whole story at Astute Bloggers. Remember, here at IBA, we have shown you that: HAMBURG IS THE EPICENTER OF THE DEADLIEST E. COLI OUTBREAK IN MODERN...
- Hmm ... "hamburg Is The Epicenter Of The Deadliest E. Coli Outbreak In Modern History"
“It’s quite possible that there’s a crazy person out there who thinks 'I’ll kill a few people or give 10,000 people diarrhoea’. It’s a negligent mistake not to investigate in that direction.” For anyone who does not remember, Hamburg...
- Obama-annenberg Papers To Be Released
This ought to be interesting. Nixon had his 18 minutes of missing tape. We have all come to be familiar with the word "redacted." And then, of course, there's the question of what the defitnition of "is" is. Bill Ayers and Barack Obama, two radical...
- Don't Shake Hands – You Might Catch Something
Oh, hello. I won't shake hands: you might catch something. Oh, yes, being gay makes you likely to pass on death-dealing diseases with a handshake. You're contagious. Or should that be infectious? No matter, but you have to be so careful, you see,...