Bullion Banks Making Moves In The Gold, Silver And US Dollar Markets
Bullion banks are making moves in the gold, silver and US dollar markets. Take a look…
Wild Week Of Trading For Stocks, Gold & Silver
It’s been a wild week of trading for stocks markets, gold and silver. Take a look…
The Economy Is Now In A Full-Blown Collapse. Take A Look…
The economy is in a full-blown collapse. Take a look…
Gold’s Open Interest Has Collapsed, But Look At China’s Massive Savings Rate And Gold
Gold’s Open Interest has collapsed, but look at China’s massive savings rate and gold.
This Is How Bad Things Have Become In The United States
This is how bad things have become in the United States.
The Big Show And Gold’s Surge To $2,400
Here is a look at “The Big Show,’ and gold’s surge to $2,400.
Expect An Epic Gold & Silver Move. Take A Look…
Despite the volatility, expect an epic gold and silver move to the upside over time. Take a look…
Historic Moves Now Unfolding For Gold, Silver And Miners
Historic moves are. now unfolding for gold, silver and miners. Take a look..
Interest Rates Surging As Gold Hits $2,400 And Silver Nears $30
If you think trading has been a little wild recently, it now appears interest rates are headed even higher. That will only add fuel to the volatility. Gold and interest rates headed higher together in the 1970s. We should expect the same today. In fact, the gold market galloped 25.5x higher from 1970-1980, so buckle up.
Look At Who Has Been Pushing The Price Of Gold Higher And Why They Will Continue
Look at who has been pushing the price of gold higher and why they will continue to do so.
IRAN STRIKES: Silver Sees Highest Weekly Close In 11 Years, But Take A Look At This…
The silver markets saw the highest weekly close in more than 11 years on Friday, but take a look at this…
Billionaire Pierre Lassonde Just Predicted Gold Price May Hit $19,000
Billionaire Pierre Lassonde just predicted the price of gold may hit $19,000.
Jim Sinclair – Expect Wild Volatility In The Gold Market
Jim Sinclair warned to expect will volatility in the gold market…
GOLD $2,440 SILVER NEAR $30: Pierre Lassonde Interview Shortly, But Take A Look At This…
With gold hitting $2,440 and silver approaching $30, within hours King World News will be releasing a powerful interview with legend Pierre Lassonde, and what he had to say about where the price of gold is headed as well as what to expect from the mining stocks will stun many people.
An Epic Bubble Is Popping As Gold Surges To $2,400 And Silver Hits $28.50
An epic bubble is still popping as gold surges near $2,400 and silver hits $28.50. Take a look…
3 Flu Vaccine Myths —Busted!
Misery loves misconception: Learn the truth about flu protection to stay healthy this season. If you’re planning to get a flu shot, now is the time: the vaccine offers the best protection before flu season kicks into high gear in late fall. “The flu vaccine is the number one way to prevent influenza unless you live in a bubble,” said Susan Rehm, MD, vice chair for Cleveland Clinic’s Department of
5 Foods That May Hurt Male Fertility
“Most guys have never even heard that anything in their diet could impact sperm count.” But the truth is, an emerging body of research suggests that the foods you pile on your plate may play a role in the number of sperm you have (count), whether they’re normally shaped (morphology), and how well they move (motility). Related: 6 Ways to Boost Your Odds of IVF Success How that does that play
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Having trouble sleeping? ABC’s Tech Contributor Tina Trinh tries out the newest technology that could help you get a better night’s sleep.
Corporations, advocacy groups spend big on ballot measures
Corporations and national advocacy groups are throwing big dollars behind TV ads before voters decide 158 state ballot measures.
Antibiotic and heavy metal contamination in environment contributes to resistance of harmful bacteria
(NaturalNews) Low concentrations of various pharmaceutical drugs are making their way into our water systems and soil through improper disposal, such as flushing, and through human excretion.When people take antibiotics, or other medications, they are often passed through the…
Celery may help kill cancer
(NaturalNews) If you need another reason to add more celery into your diet, researchers have now identified a compound in the vegetable that demonstrates anti-tumor activity. Effective against several types of cancer — including those of the pancreas, ovaries, liver, small intestine…
Being a Couch Potato Could Harm You in Ways You Don't Even Know
Is your sofa bad for your health? A host of scientists and advocacy groups say the answer may be yes — and some government officials may slowly be agreeing with them. The problem lies with fire-retardant chemicals in foam sofa cushions. In the 1970s concerns over house fires, some sparked by lit cigarettes on furniture, prompted a move to…
Physicians on the Front Lines: Where Technology Can Help to Make the Clean Hand the Winning Hand
Whether in a personal or professional setting, very few of us find ourselves wanting to be apart from our smart phones. They keep us connected to just about everything these days. In healthcare, electronic devices are permeating both the hospital and consumer/patient settings with everything from electronic health records to wearable devices…
The One Thing Americans Fear the Most
What are you most afraid of? It’s a personal question that brings to mind a number of unsettling thoughts: spiders, ghosts, heights, public speaking. A new survey asked the question to a random sample of 1,500 people across the nation.
Scientists: Humans are 'an infection' and Ebola is Earth's immune response to consume all the human 'meat'
(NaturalNews) If you haven’t yet read The Hot Zone by Richard Preston, a non-fiction book published in 1994, you’re way behind the curve on the truth about Ebola.This book reveals all sorts of astonishing truths about Ebola which have since been buried or distorted by a modern…
Detroit water shutoffs continue as city's decline into third-world status accelerates
(NaturalNews) The decline and fall of the once-great city of Detroit is continuing apace, as city officials have been given the green light by a U.S. bankruptcy judge to continue shutting off water service to residents chronically behind on their bills.Judge Steven Rhodes ruled…
Fluoridated water calcifies your arteries: study
(NaturalNews) A major promoter of heart disease in the U.S. today could be a chemical that the government has been intentionally dumping into the water supply for decades on the premise that it prevents tooth decay. Fluoride, according to a new study published in the journal Toxicology…
Glyphosate and aluminum in vaccines associated with rise of autism epidemic
(NaturalNews) Besides vaccines, there appears to be another major culprit in the escalating autism epidemic: Roundup herbicide. Data compiled from multiple government sources reveals that the steadily rising epidemic of autism in the U.S. is directly correlated with the rising use…
5 Ways to Lower Your Risk for Alzheimer's Disease
New research suggests aluminum exposure contributes to dementia, but there is plenty you can do to lower your risk.
8 Foods You Should Eat Every Day
Spinach It may be green and leafy, but spinach is no nutritional wallflower, and you know from reading Eat This, Not That! . This noted muscle builder is a rich source of plant-based omega-3s and folate , which help reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, and osteoporosis. Bonus: Folate also increases blood flow to the nether regions, helping to protect you against age-related sexual issues. And spinach is packed with lutein , a compound
Your Brain Is Wired to Favor Junk Food — 4 Ways to Override It
“Obesity is a problem of choice,” said neurologist Alain Dagher. “We need to think of the brain as being central to obesity.” (Photo by Renée Comet/Stockfood) Tempted to munch on potato chips instead of carrot sticks?
Cell Transplant Helps Paralyzed Man Walk With Frame
The technique, described as a breakthrough by a study in the journal Cell Transplantation, involved transplanting what are known as olfactory ensheathing cells into the patient’s spinal cord and constructing a “nerve bridge” between two stumps of the damaged spinal column. “We believe… this procedure is the breakthrough which, as it is further developed, will result in a historic change in the currently hopeless outlook for people disabled by spinal
Chemical contamination in environment, including pharmaceuticals, are 'growing at exponential rate'
(NaturalNews) The “innovative” and “challenging new compounds” created each day by commerce are threatening the planet in which we live, scientists say. More and more traces of pharmaceuticals are being discovered in our lakes, rivers and soil daily, and their effects are pretty much…
GM wheat discovered contaminating wheat fields in Montana
(NaturalNews) A field of unregulated genetically modified (GM) wheat has been discovered growing wild in Montana, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced.No varieties of GM wheat have been approved for cultivation in the United States, but this is the second plot…
Good news on the Ebola front: Every pause in the outbreak gives you more time to prepare
(NaturalNews) Frontline infectious disease workers are breathing a cautious sigh of relief in the United States today as a full six days have elapsed since the last report of a confirmed Ebola infection on U.S. soil. In one of the most honest opening paragraphs you’ll ever read in…
Four Seasons introduces global Old Fashioned-inspired beverage initiative
Four Seasons Cocktail Quarterly featuring the Old Fashioned Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is quenching consumers’ thirst with a new year-long initiative dedicated to exploring cocktail trends and seasonal ingredients. Cocktail Quarterly will bring together participating hotels to celebrate a particular cocktail by crafting their own unique version. This global initiative will highlight the individuality of the properties, while uniting Four Seasons under a common theme that will likely appeal
Gilbert Arenas gets banned from shooting hoops at Orange County Fair
What It's Like To Work Out With Venus Williams
The lowdown on what Williams eats, drinks, and thinks about while training.
Poll: Nearly half of United States has tried marijuana
You played as a train in Fallout 3, but you didn't realise it
An interesting story recently broke on 4chan, describing how the metro car in Fallout 3’s Broken Steel add-on was actually powered by sticking the car on the head of an NPC and making them run really fast. However, our pals over at PC Gamer have discovered that’s not entirely true. After a bit of tinkering, they uncovered that it’s not a hat but actually an arm piece. In fact, the
Apple gives weak forecast, shares fall nearly 7 percent
BENGALURU/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Apple Inc shares slumped nearly 7 percent in after-hours trading as its fourth-quarter revenue forecast fell short of estimates and it missed some targets for iPhone sales. The forecast overshadowed Apple’s strong sales in China, which more than doubled to $13.23 billion from a year earlier. Apple Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri said in an interview the results in China were “spectacular” during the quarter and
2016 Audi R8 Driven! The Software Makes the Difference
-Hardware matters, but often it’s the software that tells the hardware how to operate that makes the difference. That’s true for smartphones that tech websites tear down to reveal $40 worth of parts, but increasingly also for cars—even the ones that don’t drive themselves around racetracks. The new Audi R8 is perhaps the greatest example of tuning through 1s and 0s. There’s no question the hardware here is superb. The
Carlisle pull plug on takeover
Carlisle have pulled out of a proposed takeover bid by businessman Andrew Lapping due to concerns over how he would fund his investment.
Google leads Nasdaq to fresh record high
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Throwbacks: Penn State ditching jersey names for tradition (Yahoo Sports)
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Penn State’s football jerseys will have a throwback look this season: no names.