i was missing him so much recently..
why did it appeared again??
i cant stop missing him..
i was so silly..
just hoping he will tell me that he miss me..
really miss you!!!
rrggghhh.....
its been a long time we didnt have a chat right?
i am looking for the time when you will online...
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miss you
@ 2008-01-13 – 15:05:31
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a diary??
@ 2008-01-06 – 16:18:16
when i read back to my post...my blog...
i found that i was thinking childishly for some times...
haha...he gone to canada..
having a new life there...i think it was a wonderful life for him..ya..
he have a good future...good family...good friends..some more???
a good ex gf like me..haha..kidding man..
we still keeping in contact...
but...i was definitely missing him!!haha..
i have been cried for these days...why is it so??
why cant i tell him??haizzz.....
i will be start working soon...yeah...
emm...just for a part time job...
and some more i dont need to think so much...haha..
now...i still revolving in the snare...
what shall i do?
let it be??
emmhhhmmm... -
vector
@ 2007-11-19 – 02:18:26
who are the vector that are responsible for my infection???
now...
i feel more better than before...
who else can share this with me??
or...nobody will care about me?
or it just a simple disease??i take it serious?
what for i surfing internet to find for the information??
any use??besides no cure??
i want and i should take good care of myself... -
no reason...
@ 2007-11-16 – 17:00:15
i told you that i get infect of this disease...
you got no respond on me...
seems like you ignoring me...
i know...
exam is running...
and i told you this in not a suitable time.....
maybe all of my things you wont care anymore...
and....
seem like i dont need to tell you this by the way... -
Vector potential of cockroaches for Helicobacter pylori infection
@ 2007-11-16 – 09:16:12
Objectives
The routes of human infection with Helicobacter pylori remain unclear. In the present study, we examined cockroaches as possible vectors for transmission of H. pylori.
Methods
We used a common species of cockroach (Periplaneta fuliginosa). After a 3-day fast, cockroaches were placed on agar plates containing freshly grown H. pylori (Sydney strain) (challenge group) or on sterile agar plates without H. pylori (control group). After 24 h of challenge, cockroaches were moved to disinfected containers, and sterile food and water were provided. The external surfaces (legs and body) and excreta of the cockroaches were sampled for culture, rapid urease test, and polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
Results
H. pylori were culturable from the excreta of the challenge group for 24 h postchallenge. Positive rapid urease test results were obtained up to day 3, and PCR analysis was positive for H. pylori DNA up to day 7 from the excreta. In contrast, H. pylori were not culturable from the external surfaces of the cockroaches. The rapid urease test was positive for only 8 h, and PCR analysis was positive for H. pylori DNA for 1 day from the external surface.
Conclusions
Cockroaches usually live in unsanitary environments and may contaminate foods and food containment areas such as pantries. Transmission of H. pylori infection could be achieved via inadvertent ingestion of foods contaminated with cockroach excreta containing viable H. pylori. -
look forward
@ 2007-11-09 – 07:48:15
once again i cant forget those things...
my friend told me that i should look forward...
from the time you make your choice and make the decision...
of course i have to do it...
always tell myself that i can do it and i must...
but....
am i trying?
i did not...
because...
we havent break the chain...
thats why the only hope make me confused...
and yet...
he knew we wont last forever...
i shall take those thing off...
i shall......
i dont want to cheat on myself..