Saturday, October 11, 2008

back to back

salam every one......after not a very long summer holiday i'm back to universty...yeah but as usual it's over crowded ...in the class u can't find a plce to put a needle in...lol....so every day we've to share chairs as we couldn't find place for 5 of us so we sit together..."i'm sure that they mean it ,,,,they want us to have strong relations with each others & learn real friendship....maY be ""...I'M NOW STUDYING PHARMACOLOGY&PATHOLOGY& MICROBILOLGY AND PARASITOLOLGY...ALL NEW SUBJECTS FOR ME BUT I READ LITTLE OF THEM IN ARABIC IN SECONDRY SCHOOL

dear bloggers i'll be with you up to 16 oct....then i'll try to come around from time to time .....as lots of my elder friends i met on friday in a medical conference for management of infertility with my lovely association "LMSA"LIBYAN MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION ;asked me to TAKE care of my lessons well as you know the 3rd year is more difficult


.......i wish u all the best &i'll try to post from time to time as i can ...but as you know i've to concentrate well.........i'm studying to be a doctor

Thursday, October 09, 2008

sight & mentality


today 9/october is the world sight day every year the WHO tries with other sight realted organizations to put on goals to acheive every year to fall down the number of the blind ppl every year..see this paper for the WHO this year.......
Worldwide, 45 million people are blind, the great majority of whom are
over 50 years of age, but in over three-quarters of cases, especially those
affecting older people, the sight loss results from preventable or treatable
causes (otherwise known as avoidable) - 75% of blindness is avoidable.
- 80% of blind people are over 50 years of age
- Cataract is the world's greatest cause of blindness, yet its cure is
well-known, fast and one of the most cost-effective of all health
interventions
- Timely intervention can preserve sight, so regular eye tests for older
people are essential
The emerging danger to ageing eyes - diabetic retinopathy
At least 171 million people worldwide have diabetes mellitus. This figure
is likely to more than double to an estimated 366 million by 2030, with the
greatest proportionate increase occurring in medium and low-income countries.
Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is a common complication of diabetes and has now
become a leading cause of new-onset blindness in many industrialised
countries and an increasingly frequent cause of blindness elsewhere.
Whereas most people with diabetes in industrialised countries are above
the age of retirement, in developing countries those most frequently affected
are much younger, in the 'working' age group between 35 and 64. People in
this situation will be affected by their condition for far longer, for
example living with the resulting sight loss for twenty years or more. The
steep global increase in diabetes will occur because of population ageing and
growth, and because of increasing trends towards obesity, unhealthy diets and
sedentary lifestyles.
Studies have shown that, with good management, many of the complications
of diabetes can be prevented or delayed. Effective management includes
lifestyle measures such as a healthy diet, physical activity, maintaining
appropriate weight and not smoking. Medication often has an important role to
play, particularly for the control of blood glucose, blood pressure and blood
lipids.


so please take care of your heakth as you can save your sight.........may be you don't know that i wish to be a sight saver one day ...........so i hope no more sight loss in this world ....in fact i dream of that day in which no mor eblind ppl in this world .........

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10/10 of every year is the wolrd day of mental health.......as i knew in the WHO definition that there're n o one who 's completly fit in mentalaty,so in libya we rally need more care of mental health , in fact libyans or arabs as all think that who go to a psychitrist or a psychologist is a mad person & of sure he's not .........
as alibyan i know alot of ppl who really need visits to a psycholgist at least from time to time even cuz of studying stress or any cirumstances but he can't ...we all must belive that we all need psychologists & specially those who suffer,& what really made me boil that alot of libyan families are hiding those members of it that sufferes at home as if they are something to shame of ??? those ppl must shame of their selves not the sickeness & really they are sick ppl too as they couldn't face the normal life proplems & ttried ti hide them............

PLEASE DON'T HIDE ANY ONE WHO NEEDS TO VISIT A PSYCHOLOGIST OR EVEN A PSYCHITRIST...THIS VIVSIT TO THE DR'S CAN CHANGE HIS LIFE COMPLETELY & EVEN YOU.........

Sunday, October 05, 2008

libyan RED CRESENET ..........AFTER 51 YEARS...??~~


SINCE 51 YEARS AGO THE LIBYAN RED CERESENT ASSOCIATIION HAS STARTED IT'S WONDERFUL WORK ....IN FACT I'M NOT A MAEMEBER IN BUT I'LL TRY TO BE SOON .....I VIVSITED THAT PLACE 3 YEARS AGO AS I DID A SMALL VOLUNTEREING WORK WITH MY FRIENDS TO DONATE BLOOD .....REALLY EVERY ONE THERE WAS NICE WITH US BUT ,,,,,IN THAT TIME WE DIDN'T REACH 18 SO MOST OF US COULDN'T DONATE EXEPT 3 BUT EVEN THOUGH , IT WAS REALLY A GOOD CHANCE FOR ME TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THAT PLACE WHICH IS REALLY UNIQUE, IN FACT THEY TOLD US THAT THEY RECIVE ABOUT 100 BLOOD DONATIONS DAILY THAT WAS REALY A GOOD SIGN FOR DONATION IN LIBYA , DON'T THINK THAT THOSE PPL NEED ANT THING THEY DONATE FOR ALL LIBYAN NEEDS..
BUT WHAT I REALLY WISH FROM THEM IS TO CONCENTRATE MORE ABOUT ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS I KNEW FROM THE RCRC THAT GHANA COULD DECREASE THE DEATHS BECAUSE OF TRAFFIC AS THEY MADDE FIRST AID COURSES TO TAXI & BUS DRIVERS, AS THEY ARE THE MOST PPL WHO FACE THESE SITUATON & THEY ARE ALWAYS ON ROADS......SO WHAT IF THE LIBYAN RED CRESENT FOLLOWS GHANA IN THAT WA Y AT LEAST TO DECREASE THIS DAILY WAR ,,,,,,DON'T LIBYANS DESESRVE THAT ,,,,,I THINK THEY DO.......
http://www.lrc.org.ly

Thursday, October 02, 2008

libya libya libya......futsal world cup 2008






....salam every one
you can't belive how i felt as i saw Nizar almotajaweel yesterday at ALLibya while in Brazil....i really felt vey happy for the libyan team as they did very nice at that match with Urugway (3/3) but really the photo talks...libya will play the next match on friday at 5:30 pm....i wish them all the best luck......so let's support our libyan team....specially MOHAMMED ARHOUMA,RABI ALHOUTI,& FATHI ALKNOUGH WHO WAS THE PRINCE ......MAY ALLAH SAVE THEM ALL.....WE'ARE WITH YOU BROTHERS.....LIBYA LIBYA LIBYA......

Monday, September 29, 2008

عيدكم مبارك........EID MUBARAK


انشالله ياربي يعود عليكم بالخير والصحة والهنا وراحة البال ....ربي يحفظكم الكل.....ويخليلنا هلنا و بلادنا.. ...وسامحوني كان قصرت او اخطأت في حقكم......وعسكم من عواده....وانتسونش ف العيدية..........وحلويات العيد المقروض والكعك والغريبة.......

Sunday, September 28, 2008

benghazi..what's that ..rain wind...???

salam
really what happened today in benghazi was something that i've never seen in my life ....as i was sitting at home i saw a sudden lightining,,i said what's that..my sister said ..oh it must fire works .....but it continued,,,,then at about 12:25am a heavy string winds blow....in favt we couldn't belive it every thing was running in the sky..minutes later the sky started raining heavily.......what was all that ....it's allah 's mercy who saved all libuans who where out at souq buying Eid clothes...any way allhamdolelah 3ala alsalamma benghazi....please ppl in benghazi remmember Allah in these days ...it wa sreally a good mark 2 make them all that there's a strong force over all who try to be stronger
..by the way up to know 3:35am it's not up it's still raining & stoping & lightning is still there....

Thursday, September 25, 2008

THE LIBYANS WAR..WHEN IT'S UP???!!!


SALAM EVERY ONE.AS I A LIBYAN I USD TO HEAR THE LIBYAN TV TO KNOW WHAT'S NEW HERE..BUT REALLY WHAT MAKES ME BOILING EVERY TIME IS THAT BAD ACCOUNTS OF LIBYAN DEATHS ON ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ..PLEASE WATCH THE NEWS & SEE HOW THE MAN IS TELLING THAT HIGH NUMBERS..I F I WAS HIM I WON'T SAY THAT AT ALL...WH THEY R COUNTING THEM TO FEEL PROUD OF THEIR STATICS OR WHAT...BUT EVEN IF U DON'T LISTEN T OTHE LIBYAN TV YOU'LL HEAR THA TAS YOU'LL KNOW THAT SOME PPL THAT YOU KNOW DIED OR AT LWAST IN JURED CUZ OF THAT ...WHEN THAT WAR WILL BE ENDEED ..THAT'S WAT REALL I DON'T KNOW YET....BY THE WAY I SAW THESE INFORMATION ABOUT LIBYA NTRAFFIC PLEAASE READ IT IT DESERVES TO KNOW..

"" TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information below concerning Libya is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance.
Paved roads in rural areas are satisfactory; however, many rural roads are unpaved (i.e. dirt roads). Also, major highways along the seacoast and leading south merge into single-lane highways once they are outside the cities. These roads are heavily trafficked and precarious to navigate, especially at night and during the winter rainy season. The presence of sand deposits, and domestic and wild animals that frequently cross these highways and rural roads, makes them even more hazardous.
Availability of roadside assistance is extremely limited and offered only in Arabic. In urban areas and near the outskirts of major cities there is a greater possibility of assistance by police and emergency ambulance services, although they are usually ill equipped to deal with serious injuries or accidents.
Driving in Libya may be hazardous, and there is a high accident rate. Police enforcement of traffic signs and laws is rare. As a result, it is often difficult to anticipate the actions of other drivers on Libyan streets and highways. Wind-blown sand can reduce visibility without warning. Road conditions are poor, and public transportation, which is limited to occasional bus service, is poor. Taxis are available, but many taxi drivers are reckless and untrained, and English-speaking drivers are extremely rare. The sidewalks in urban areas are often in bad condition and cluttered, but pedestrians are able to use them.

http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_951.html#traffic_safety

SO WHAT DO YOU THINK LIBYANS I THINK THAT WAS TOTTALY TRUE ..& WHAT'S THE ANSWER WE HOPE...

Monday, September 15, 2008

BE'AR ALALSHHAB.......& THE LION OF THE DESERT



YEAH....IT'S THE FIRST TIME FOR ME TOOTO KNOW THAT OMAR ALMOKHTAR THE LION OF THE DESERT IS BORN THERE.......AS WE ALL KNOW TOMORROW OMAR ALMOKHTAR WAS HANGED 77 YEARS AGO...HERE ARE SOME OF THE INFORMATION THAT YOU SHOULD ALL KNOW...HE'S FROM TRIPE MNAFY WHICH BELONGS TO HASHEM BEN MANAF .FROM QURAISH/MEKAH
HE WAS BORN IN 1858 IN BEA'R ALASHHAB IN EASTERN LIBYA NEAR TUBROQ..HIS FATHER DIED AS HE WAS COMING FROM HAJJ WITH HIS MOTHER.......HE LEARENED QURAN BY HEART & WENT TO JAGBOUB AS HE CONTINUED & WORKED THERE
He was the leader of the resistance movement against the Italian military occupation of Libya for more than twenty years. In 1912, following the Italian capture of Libya from the occupying Turks the previous year, Omar Mukhtar organized and devised strategies for the Libyan resistance against the Italian colonization.
Mukhtar’s nearly twenty year struggle came to an end when he became wounded in battle and was subsequently captured by the Italian army. The Libyan hero was treated like a prize catch by the Italians. However, his resilience had an impact on his jailers, who later said they were overwhelmed by his steadfastness. His interrogators later confessed that Mukhtar looked them in the eye and read verses of peace from the Qur'an as he was tortured and interrogated.
Mukhtar was tried, convicted, and sentenced to be executed by hanging in a public place. The fairness of his trial has been disputed by historians and scholars When asked if he wished to say any last words, he replied with the Qur'anic clause: "From Allah we have come, and to Allah we will return." On September 16, 1931, in the hope that the Libyan resistance movement would wither and die without him, Mukhtar died by hanging in front of his followers in the concentration camp of Solluqon on the orders of the Italian court
REALLY THOSE INFORMATION WERE TAKEN FROM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omar_Mukhtar SO ARE U ALL STILL PROUD OF HIM........FOR ME ABSOLUTLEY YEAH

Thursday, September 11, 2008

benghazi nights.......






REALLY IT'S THE FIRST TIME FOR ME TO GO OUT THIS RAMDAN SO I TOOK MY CAM & THAT WAS THE RESULT

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

finally ended 9\9\2008



really yeah it was a long day 4 us ,dad & mom has failed to go to hajj even for the three next years ,,,,sorry yeah u can't belive how they were shocked & how it was a bad day really they rtied that since at least 3 years ago,,,but nothing evey year but this year was different as the authorities deided to choose HAJAJ for the next 2 years until 2010,,,,,but my family wasn't from that names too....what we can do......nothing just praying for them to be well & no one knows what will happen...........



at the end of this day ........the door knocked & i got my driving license ...i won't lie i can't drive well,,,,,but at least we got WASTA,at least in license we lost hajj.......so that's my day...........can aany one find me a way to my dad & mom hajj??????? please tell me if you can,,,,,,,may be ...