Jacaylbaro
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KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK That is kinda news i like ,,,,,, and i was planning to do the same in the next flight i take ......
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Ok then ,, lemme get back to u for more info
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Just say North and Jac gave me those advises through SOL ........... it won't hurt
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HIV-infected condoms sent to kill Africans, claims archbishop
Jacaylbaro replied to Ms DD's topic in General
Let's not believe this shit ..... we all know the HIV virus can't live without being in a blood cell more than few seconds only. -
I think i can do some help ,,,,,,,, i gotta go now but will be back for something i hope will be useful.
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Of course naftaydaan u baqanayaa ,,, after i seen waxa rag lagu samaynayo one should worry of himself. Imagine your wife comes over in the middle of the night ,, with that innocent-look-like face pretending to be so into you ,,, you feel so really great and start kissing her and boooooom you are dead ,,, She is another person then .....
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Lonely people are more likely to get sick and die young WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lonely people are more likely to get sick and die young, and researchers said on Thursday they may have found out why -- their immune systems are haywire. They used a "gene chip" to look at the DNA of isolated people and found that people who described themselves as chronically lonely have distinct patterns of genetic activity, almost all of it involving the immune system. The study does not show which came first -- the loneliness or the physical traits. But it does suggest there may be a way to help prevent the deadly effects of loneliness, said Steve Cole, a molecular biologist at the University of California Los Angeles who worked on the study. "What this study shows is that the biological impact of social isolation reaches down into some of our most basic internal processes -- the activity of our genes," Cole said. "We have known for years that there is this epidemiological relationship between social support -- how many friends and family members you have around you -- and a whole bunch of physical outcomes," he said in a telephone interview. Many studies of large populations have shown that people who describe themselves as lonely or as having little social support are more likely to die prematurely and to have infections, high blood pressure, insomnia and cancer. "There are two theories -- the social provision theory, which basically is about what other people do for you in a tangible, material sense. Like, if I am sick and I have got people around me, they will take me to the doctors, they will see I take my pills," Cole said. "The other is that there is something about being isolated and lonely that changes your body." His team set out to investigate the second theory. ALL THE LONELY PEOPLE John Cacioppo, a psychology professor at the University of Chicago, has been studying the health effects of loneliness for years in a group of people who have allowed him to delve in-depth into their social lives and health. Cole and Cacioppo's team studied 14 of these volunteers -- six who scored in the top 15 percent of an accepted scale of loneliness. "These are people who said for four years straight 'there's really nobody that I feel that close to'," Cole said. The other eight were the least lonely of the group. Cole's team took blood and studied the gene activity of their immune system cells -- the white blood cells that protect from invaders such as viruses and bacteria. All 22,000 human genes were studied and compared, and 209 stood out in the loneliest people. "These 200 genes weren't sort of a random mishmash of genes. They were part of a highly suspicious conspiracy of genes. A big fraction of them seemed to be involved in the basic immune response to tissue damage," Cole said. Others were involved in the production of antibodies -- the tag the body uses to mark microbes or damaged cells for removal, Cole said. The findings suggest that the loneliest people had unhealthy levels of chronic inflammation, which has been associated with heart and artery disease, arthritis, Alzheimer's and other ills. The next step is to see if this might be treated, Cole said. "This is a biological target for intervention," he said. "Maybe we can give these people aspirin." Aspirin, an anti-inflammatory drug, is also a blood thinner taken regularly by many people to prevent heart attacks and stroke. The report is available freely online in the journal Genome Biology at http://genomebiology.com/. Reuters
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I don't think so ...... u can join me on the study ,,,,
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Yeah u can make that study too ......... welcome aboard
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loooooool ,, that is what worries me dee
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this is the first time i changed since i joined SOL ,,, was just a brief trial but it turned into a nightmare when i couldn't get my name back.
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Study is something involves a lot of ppl ..... the other day we had this one stabbed her husbad while he was driving a truck, yesterday we had this one who cut off his tool, today we see this killing him by kissing ....... Hmmmmmmmmm ,, i can't imagine tomorrow
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Originally posted by -Nomadique-: Oh and JB you are obviously suffering from a serious case of shaqo la'aan. No ,, just doing a study on how women can be dangerious I think i'm doing quite well .....
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It is going to finish soon ,,,, better get my name back ,, i bet the Admin is using our names somewhere behind the doors
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how can someone swallow a capsule when kissing bal ?? ,,,, Sure D&D i won't swallow anything of hers ,,,
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loooooooool ,,,,,,, Now i want my old and usual nickname back. don't even know why i changed. Seems i can't do that in the profile ,,, Your inbox is full so that i can't send you a PM ... What should i do bal ???
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Seems women can even kill you by a kiss ..... i'm really scared now
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SHANGHAI - (Reuters) A Chinese woman who killed her husband with a rat poison-laced kiss when she suspected him of being unfaithful has been sentenced to death, a newspaper said on Thursday. Xia Xinfeng, from Maolou in the central province of Henan, passed a capsule with rat poison from her mouth to her long-time husband, Mao Ansheng, during a kiss, the Shanghai Daily said. Mao swallowed the capsule and died soon afterwards. Agreement “The couple had said that if either one of them cheated on the other, he or she would have to die,” the paper said in explaining the mouth-to-mouth assault. Xia found Mao had been “talking” with another woman and deemed that he had broken their promise. But her relatives said that she has suspected just like Eva “Aisha” who had suspicious over Adam, and Mao didn’t break their promise. Reuters
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looooooooooooooool@Ngonge ,, easy man ,, easy
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u gotta pay a visit dee ..... yaan lagaaga sheekayn
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Crazy world iga dheh ,,,,,,
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NAIROBI, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) has welcomed an offer by France to help guard ships from pirates as they carry desperately needed food aid to Somalia. "We are grateful to the government of France for this generous offer, which would reduce the threat of piracy and allow WFP to feed more hungry people in Somalia," WFP Executive Director Josette Sheeran said in a statement on Thursday. The Horn of Africa country's coastline is the world's most dangerous waterway, reflecting widespread instability onshore, where a fragile interim government is struggling to impose its authority while fighting off Islamist-led insurgents. Violence in the capital Mogadishu this year has uprooted tens of thousands of residents, with many living in shelters in atrocious conditions outside the city and surviving on handouts. Under the French proposal, WFP said, French navy ships would escort vessels carrying WFP food in Somali waters for two months, accompanying them to Mogadishu port, which is guarded by Ugandan troops from an African Union peacekeeping force. Outlining the dangers, the International Maritime Organisation says there were 17 pirates attacks on craft off Somalia in the first half of 2007, compared with eight during the same period last year. Two of the recent attacks were on ships that had just unloaded WFP supplies in the country. "Some 80 percent of WFP food assistance for Somalia moves by sea, and pirate attacks have threatened to cut WFP's main supply route, jeopardising rations for the 1.2 million people WFP expects to be feeding by the end of 2007," the statement said. Most pirates attacks did not seem to be aimed at stealing cargo, it said, but were rather designed to force ship owners to pay a ransom for vessels and crew held hostage. The pirates are highly mobile, it added, using fast vessels and satellite navigation equipment to assault ships far out at sea, sometimes more than 200 nautical miles off the coast. An earlier upsurge of piracy in Somali waters in 2005, including the hijacking of two ships contracted for WFP, forced the U.N. agency to suspend all deliveries by sea for weeks.
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Anybody asks why they use their left hands to eat during that age ?? ,,,,
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I've just recalled a day when a man and extremely fat women came to my office seeking for assistance. The guy told me that the woman is producing unlimited fatness in her body even if the diet is so limited. I don't know what medically (or technically) is called but she was complaining about her weight and how it is increasing constantly as it is not managable at all. She was planning to go and see doctors abroad and wanted if our organization can help. I transfered to WHO as we don't deal such cases in our program. In general, i don't know why somalis find beauty in the fatness and why if the person is thin they consider him/her a sick person. I know some families always argue on making their kids fat so that they'll look beautiful.
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London: Somali week Festival with Hassan Ganey, Hadraawi and Gaarriye
Jacaylbaro replied to Jacaylbaro's topic in General
TAARIIKHDA ABWAAN XASAN SHEEKH MUUMIN Abwaan Xasan Sh. Muumin, wuxuu ku dhashay magaaladda Boorama (Gobolka AwdaL) ee Soomaaliya 1930kii, waxa dhallay Sheekh Muumin oo ahaa mufti xagga Diinta si weyn loogu qaddarin jirey. Xasan yaraantiisii wuxuu ku barbaaray asluubta wanaagsan ee Diinta Islaamku ina farayso. Wuxuu ahaa ganacsade, xirfadle iyo macallin aad loo qaddariyo.1965 ilaa 1968kii waxaa loo qaatay Radio Muqdisho inuu hal-abuuro maansooyin ku taxaluqa xagga Gabayada, heesaha iyo in uu duubo barnaamijyo ku saabsan Hiddaha & Dhaqanka Soomaaliyeed, khaas ahaan nolosha miyiga, kana sii daayo Raadiyaha. Ilaa 1968kii wuxuu ka tirsanaa shaqaalihii waaxda Hiddaha & Dhaqanka ee Wasaaraddii Waxbarashada & Barbaarinta. Wuxuu Maareeye ka noqday Golaha Murtida & Madadaalada ee Hargeysa. Abwaan Xasan Sh. Muumin wuxuu curiyey Ruwaayado kala duwan oo ay ka mid ahaayeen: 1966 Hubsiimo Hal baa la siistaa 1967 Shabeel-naagood 1970 Gaaraabidhaan 1971 Ehelunaarka Adduunka 1972 Dunidu maskaxdey magan u tahay Dhammaan Ruwaayadahaas oo ka kala tarjumayey hab-nololeedka bulshada Soomaaliyeed, xag dhaqan, dhaqaale iyo nolosha ijtimaaciga habda meesha ay marayeen iyo sidii loo toosin lahaa ama kor loogu qaadi lahaa wacyi gelinta ummadda Soomaaliyeed iyo hooga-tusaalayn maamuladii kala duwanaa ee waddanka ka talin jirey, abwaanku wuxuu ahaa maskaxdii dunidoo malaasan mawjadaheeda. Waxaa taariikh lama ilaawaan ah dhammaan Ruwaayadaha uu curiyey abwaanku inay ilaa manta wax u dhigmaa yar yahay, qaarna lagu tarjumay afaf kala duwan.Tusaale: Ruwaayadii Shabeel-naagood waxaa Ingiriis ku tarjumay Prof. B.W.Andrzejewski 1974, Oxford University Press, London. (Leopard among the Women). Waxaan ka cudur daranayaa in aanan wada helin taariikhdii abwaan Xasan Sh. Muumin oo dhan, waxaanan ka codsanayaa qof kasta oo wax ka haya in uu ii soo diro. "Wadciga aad iskaga eega" oo uu alifay abwaan Maxamed Warsame Cilmi: "Oogada sareetiyo, akhlaaq idil ahaanteedba Af iyo Diin ilmuhu waalidkuu uga ekaadaaye Haddaan la is-afgaranayn,dhashii waa ajnabi uune In kastoon aqoon aan barnoo edebta loo sheego Ummaddaa u macallin ah, darkaa aymigooda ahe Ingriis wixii ku la hadleey, ehel wadaagaane Ubad aan kuwaagii ahayn ababi soow maaha