UN warns over swine flu in birdsSource: BBC News
The discovery of swine flu in birds in Chile raises concerns about the spread of the virus, the UN warns.
Last week the H1N1 virus was found in turkeys on farms in Chile. The UN now says poultry farms elsewhere in the world could also become infected.
Muslim Religion spreads quickly across the globeSource: YouTube
Short informative video on the spread of the Muslim Faith world wide. Look deeper and you will see the unintended effects of abortion on demand have had on our nations ability to support its culture without an infusion of fresh blood from immigration.
Human noses too cold for bird fluSource: BBC News
Bird flu may not have become the threat to humans that some predicted because our noses are too cold for the virus to thrive, UK researchers say.
Swine flu spread 'not sustained'Source: BBC News
There is no evidence of the swine flu virus spreading in a sustained way outside North America, a top World Health Organization official says.
t r u t h o u t | Bush's Costly War on TerrorSource: t r u t h o u t
Washington - The news that President Bush's war on terror will soon have cost the U.S. taxpayer $1 trillion - and counting - is unlikely to spread much Christmas cheer in these tough economic times.

I've heard spreading the wealth as being Communist, Socialist and down right stealing from the rich to give to the poor. I guess if you take bits and pieces to form your opinion, then that would be a just thought. But that's just what the Right Wing wants.

Zeal without knowledge is dangerous.
Why do polls always tighten right before an election? Source: Slate
With the election just two weeks away, some polls show the gap closing between Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama. That fits with the conventional wisdom that presidential elections tend to tighten up in the days before an election.
Coach Creates Innovative Offense Source: NPR
A high school coach in California has developed the next evolution in "Spread Offenses". The 'A-11' offense utilizes an existing rule to create allow all 11 offensive players to be eligible to receive a ball.
Giant Pythons Could Spread Quickly Across SouthSource: FOXNews.com
As if killer bees and kudzu weren't enough, the southern United States may soon have another invasive species to contend with — giant Burmese pythons capable of swallowing deer and alligators whole.
Deadly Superbug Evades Hospital ScreeningSource: ABC News
Efforts to screen patients for drug-resistant staph infections at the time of their hospital admissions appear to be ineffective in stemming the spread of the potentially deadly "superbug" known as MRSA, new research suggests.
Patriots Spread Destruction Across Betting Lines Source: New York Post
When the Eagles travel to Foxboro as 22-point underdogs to play the Patriots Sunday, they will be the biggest underdog since the 2001 Rams whipped the Panthers 48-14 as 20-point favorites, according to The Gold Sheet in Los Angeles.
Sneezing into sleeve stops germs spreading Source: Telegraph
Those with a cold should sneeze into the crook of the elbow and not their hands, a virus expert has claimed.
Traditional advice to cover the mouth and nose actually encourages the spread of disease, said Prof John Oxford, because viruses are easily spread through touch.