Sunday Tweets....
CECHR
World's First Breathable Ebola Vaccine Proven 100% Effective in Trials
http://inhabitat.com/breathable-ebola-spray-vaccine-provides-protection-in-trials/ …
18,000 US nurses to strike over #Ebola preparedness http://on.rt.com/48uqsc
alex thomson
Red Cross - " we still do not have control of Ebola situation in Freetown" #ebola
Red Cross " it's the first time Ebola has hit a centre like Freetown with this density of population" #ebola
Red Cross "everyone in Freetown believes the next four weeks are critical " #ebola
Morocco insists on delaying African Cup of Nations over Ebola fears - http://cbsn.ws/13ZPf7h
10 Things That Kill the Ebola Virus : Discovery News http://news.discovery.com/human/health/10-things-that-kill-the-ebola-virus-141103.htm …
Saturday Tweets....
Ebola surging in Sierra Leone amid lack of treatment centers: U.N http://ow.ly/DZWoM RT @Reuters #EBOLA #Africa #SierraLeone
#Ebola Figures #MSF Centers #Guinea 1,146 confirmed cases-463 recovered #SierraLeone 867-404 #Liberia 1,490-550 ©MSF
Washington Post
With the rate of new Ebola infections down, signs of normalcy are returning to the capital of Liberia. http://wapo.st/1vTzW6w
FRANCE 24 
Haaretz.com
Israel secretly bans citizens of Ebola-stricken West Africa from visiting country http://htz.li/IF
Today's Executive Summary, a digest of the latest #Ebola news and analysis http://bit.ly/1GxvjaH
MSF confirms #Ebola fall in Liberia but warns it could "flare up" again, pointing to Guinea http://bbc.in/1sncMnO
Anti War....
“We think we’re making some progress in Liberia,” Dempsey insisted, “Sierra Leone is not trending favorably, and nor is Guinea.” He went on to say it would take “every bit of 18 months,” though he downplayed the risk of it taking four years.
US Ebola Deployments to Last at Least 18 Months
Pentagon Names Five US Bases for Quarantine
by Jason Ditz, November 07, 2014
According to comments made by Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey, the Pentagon is planning for the military deployments to West Africa to fight Ebola to last around 18 months.
“We think we’re making some progress in Liberia,” Dempsey insisted, “Sierra Leone is not trending favorably, and nor is Guinea.” He went on to say it would take “every bit of 18 months,” though he downplayed the risk of it taking four years.
That four years is even in the discussion suggests the 18 month estimate is probably on the low end, however, as the Pentagon’s predictions for how long a conflict will last inevitably are far too optimistic.
Dempsey also named the five US bases which will house troops for quarantine purposes when they return from the Ebola rotation. This includes Fort Hood, Fort Bliss, Fort Bragg, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, and Joint Base Langley-Eustis.
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