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  • World Health Organisation warns XBB.1.5 is the 'most transmissible' Covid variant yet as 'the Kraken' strain starts sweeping the UK

    01/04/2023 6:43:33 PM PST · by Angelino97 · 30 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | January 4, 2023 | David Averre and Joe Davies
    A new strain of Covid nicknamed 'The Kraken' is 'the most transmissible subvariant that has been detected yet', according to the World Health Organisation. The latest subvariant - another spinoff of Omicron officially named XBB.1.5 - has already taken hold in the US where it is thought to be behind roughly 70 per cent of new infections in the worst affected areas and 4 in 10 overall. Now it has started to sweep across the UK, indicating it has a major growth advantage over rival strains. But XBB.1.5 appears to be just as mild as its ancestor Omicron and its...
  • CASH HAMPTONS (Hillary, Bill- $$)

    07/22/2006 9:29:34 AM PDT · by STARWISE · 13 replies · 1,421+ views
    NYPost/Gossip ^ | 7-22-06 | Richard Johnson
    SEN. Hillary Clinton is barnstorming the Hamptons this weekend to fill her campaign coffers with the help of her hubby, Bill. Last night, Michael Recanati co-hosted a dinner in East Hampton with Ira Statfeld at $4,200 per head, the max under federal law. Today's brunch thrown by Lisa Perry in Sag Harbor costs $2,000. Tonight, the ex-president joins Hillary at the East Hampton home of Michele and Bill Nuti, where Jon Bon Jovi will perform. Tickets are $300, but $1,000 will get you a backstage pass.
  • FAITH UNDER FIRE Plot to burn Christians thwarted (Thank the Lord)

    11/24/2005 5:17:16 AM PST · by Jacob Kell · 100 replies · 1,287+ views
    WorldNetDaily.com ^ | November 24, 2005 | WorldNetDaily.com
    Police in northern India thwarted a plot by Hindu extremists who threatened to burn to death more than 60 Christian converts if they refused to return to Hinduism by Sunday. Members of a Christian movement called Believers Church met peacefully Sunday in the state of Himachal Pradesh, according to Compass Direct, a news service that monitors persecution of Christians. "We were able to meet without incident," said Ramish Masih Battih, the son of Pastor Feroz Masih.