November 30, 2009 by Fahad
Are you fucking kidding me? This post is so ridiculous that it shouldn’t be on this blog, but instead on websites such as craigslist.com or fml.com (fml = fuckmylife). You are deluded my friend, very indeed. To the point that I think you created your own 3-d virtual life.
You say you’re fucking Jamaican. Ok no offense, but who the fuck choses this country of origin. Or better, who the FUCK lies about being from Jamaica? Your actual life must be really boring to come up with this shit man. You are indexed (fucked up) in my book, and you’re gonna stay alone there for a while since I don’t get to meet fucktards like you on this planet.
I keep coming back to this but, Jamaican man? Seriously? Because from what I know, arab men actually marry Jamaican women, are actually (women with such low self-esteem and desperation that they willingly allow your dad’s fucked up genes to pass into the next generation (F1)), and unfortunately, whores. I didn’t directly say your mother is whore, since she probably isn’t Jamaican. If you still want to stick to the whole Jamaican theme, still knowing that your virtual mother is in fact a whore, then ok. Whatever floats your boat, right?
Now to this part, seriously man. What the fuck is with these looks of extreme discomfort when any arab passes you? The sniff you give, or the complete, again virtual world you go into, imagining that he/she doesn’t exist, which apparently you’re very good at. Furthermore, when I or any other person says hi, its polite (socially accepted as a nice gesture, add that to your virtual life dictionary) to answer back.
Finally, when you do actually answer, I don’t get anything you say. What the fucking fuck is wrong with you? Honestly, when you say something, I don’t know if you do it intentionally or not, but I don’t understand any of that shit. I watched stoner movies, I’ve conversed with people from Jamaica and Nigeria. But whatever you spit out of your mouth can never be understood by my simple brain perhaps. You put that lingo into your speech like you’re forced to, to keep the cool Jamaican image of you within our perspective. You utterly fail you retard. Log off or shutdown whatever your brain is into right now and look at the real world. Where, well, not everybody accepts (well most of the people anyway) you and try to live with that. Because whenever I see you in the middle of the street, my hypothalamus secrets same hormones that would be secreted when I see a crippled person walking by. Now that might sound very cruel and brutal. However, my brain (evolved from previous species over millions of years) cannot grasp what you are trying to prove and simply interprets it as a mentally challenged person walking by. I know that’s not you, but please oh please stop the bullshit.
For the sake of my brain. I don’t want to waste help the retarded amino acids on you. I don’t want my body to make proteins in response to your Jamaican-5″5-self-centered-what-the-fuck image, that’s a huge waste. My brain obviously was smart enough to know that, to the point that it commanded me to type this shit.
All in all, to conclude, to wrap up, fuck you and whoever you are trying to be. Fuck you with all my heart. Now you might be reading this shit muttering the Jamaican crap saying stuff like “psssssss” what black-wanna-bes say, but again you are proving it to yourself. You are retarded my friend. Contact me if you need help, or just need a comment since commitment is step 1 for recovering mental “retardedness”. Dead serious.
Kind regards,
Fahad Alomran
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November 25, 2009 by Fahad
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November 23, 2009 by Fahad
Now… Where should I start? I’m a 19 years old premed student. Parents usually say stuff like “you will see people and how different they are when you are in college” before you go to college, and they are spot on. Most of my friends are arabs, not that I relate to them, but it’s just how it is. I have lived most of my adult life outside Kuwait, Egypt specifically. Now the first time I came in contact and had “Kuwaiti Friends” was when I was 17. I know it sounds racist by labelling people and judging them on where they come from, but hey I’m from the same place and you haven’t seen what I’ve seen, okay?
99% of Kuwaitis and very few people from neighboring countries have one thing in common. They are assholes. By assholes I don’t mean that they look similar to the sphincter muscle of the anus, although some do, but I mean they are the buzz kill of society. There has to be balance in any community, society, populations. I think god put Kuwaitis is to balance the socially moral. Judging on everything you wear/speak/do. Welcome to “Fuck off, leave me alone”, please take a seat.
Today’s post will talk about someone I know, he is fat although acts thin. He is ugly although acts handsome. He has braces and bullshit 24/7 although acts mature. He has an afro although acts cool. He is ordinary although acts like he’s rich. If you go to premed and you’re reading this blog entry then you can guess the guy easily. Why? He is so fake he radiates/reeks lies and can be spotted within 200 meters. I hate him with all my guts. He is the kind of guy that puts his gloves out with his notes palm side down so the Gucci ribbon shows off. The kind of guy that tells you he needs 10 euros because he ordered a prada pair of shoes. Buddy, if you can’t afford, don’t buy okay? He’s also the kind of guy that shows 20 people (of most are random), under 10 minutes, which car his cousin got in the US. Or the kind of guy that shows you his Harvard Summer-School certificate (for no reason) and sees how you respond. My friend, summer school is different from being a Harvard grad. I wish I envied you, but I don’t, I fucking pity you.
I will list more people within my next post, but try to guess who I’m talking about if you attend premed. I don’t mean to roast or back-stab people, no-no. My name is Fahad Mohammed Nasser Alomran, 19 years old. If you read my blog and see you’ve been talked about there just keep it a secret for yourself, so you get an insider view of what people think of you.
Very kind regards,
Fahad Alomran
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February 2, 2009 by Fahad
The Pyrenean ibex, a form of wild mountain goat, was officially declared extinct in 2000 when the last-known animal of its kind was found dead in northern Spain. 
Shortly before its death, scientists preserved skin samples of the goat, a subspecies of the Spanish ibex that live in mountain ranges across the country, in liquid nitrogen.
Using DNA taken from these skin samples, the scientists were able to replace the genetic material in eggs from domestic goats, to clone a female Pyrenean ibex, or bucardo as they are known. It is the first time an extinct animal has been cloned.
Sadly, the newborn ibex kid died shortly after birth due to physical defects in its lungs. Other cloned animals, including sheep, have been born with similar lung defects.
But the breakthrough has raised hopes that it will be possible to save endangered and newly extinct species by resurrecting them from frozen tissue.
It has also increased the possibility that it will one day be possible to reproduce long-dead species such as woolly mammoths and even dinosaurs.
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January 13, 2009 by Fahad
Little was known about people’s exposure to such compounds from drinking water, so Shane Snyder and colleagues at the Southern Nevada Water Authority in Las Vegas screened tap water from 19 US water utilities for 51 different compounds. The surveys were carried out between 2006 and 2007.
The 11 most frequently detected compounds – all found at extremely low concentrations – were:
• Atenolol, a beta-blocker used to treat cardiovascular disease
• Atrazine, an organic herbicide banned in the European Union, but still used in the US, which has been implicated in the decline of fish stocks and in changes in animal behaviour
• Carbamazepine, a mood-stabilising drug used to treat bipolar disorder, amongst other things
• Estrone, an oestrogen hormone secreted by the ovaries and blamed for causing gender-bending changes in fish
• Gemfibrozil, an anti-cholesterol drug
• Meprobamate, a tranquiliser widely used in psychiatric treatment
• Naproxen, a painkiller and anti-inflammatory linked to increases in asthma incidence
• Phenytoin, an anticonvulsant that has been used to treat epilepsy
• Sulfamethoxazole, an antibiotic used against the Streptococcus bacteria, which is responsible for tonsillitis and other diseases
• TCEP, a reducing agent used in molecular biology
• Trimethoprim, another antibiotic
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December 21, 2008 by Fahad
Ripped out from telegraph.co.uk, it has an entry of a list made by TIME which lists the top 10 discoveries made by humans in 2008.
1 – Large Hadron Collider
The Large Hadron Collider, the world’s largest and highest-energy particle accelerator, was finally launched in September this year on the French-Swiss border after taking nearly 20 years and £4.4 billion to build. It aims to resolve some of the greatest questions surrounding fundamental matter, such as how particles acquire mass and how they were forged some 13.7 billion years ago
2. The North Pole – of Mars
In May NASA’s Phoenix lander touched down in Mars’s far north, which had never before been visited. This is where the greatest concentrations of ice and water are to be found. Phoenix discovered nothing that changes the picture of Mars as a “dead world”, but it reinforced the planet’s image as a once-wet place that could have teemed with organisms.
3. Creating Life
Geneticist J. Craig Venter – one of the two men credited with mapping the human genome – managed to invent a new bacterium. Venter stitched together the 582,000 base pairs necessary to invent the genetic information for a whole new bacterium. Step two is to boot up that DNA programming in a living bacterium to see if it takes charge of the organism.
4. China Soars into Space
The Chinese launched their first manned mission in 2003, their second in 2005 and their third this year. They began with a one-person ship, then a two-seater, then a three-man version, and during that last mission they completed a successful spacewalk. By all spacefaring measures, that’s impressive – going from a standing start to a sprint in five years.
5. More Gorillas in the Mist
New surveys this summer by the Wildlife Conservation Society put the numbers of western lowland gorilla’s in the wild far higher than scientists had thought. The forests and swamps of the northern Republic of Congo are now thought to be home to 125,000 gorillas, or up to twice the previous estimates.
6. Brave New Worlds
In June, Swiss astronomer Michel Mayor found 45 exoplanets which orbit stars other than the Sun. All of them were far too hot to harbour life, but Mayor’s instruments – which detect planets by the gravitational wobbles they cause their suns – should be sensitive enough to find ones with larger orbits that place them out in cooler, arguably habitable regions.
7. The Power of Invisibility
Scientists from the University of California announced they’d invented an invisibility cloak this year. Using nanowires grown inside a porous aluminium tube to create a sheeting 10 times thinner than a piece of paper, they proved that they could wrap an object in the material and bend light waves around it, making it effectively invisible.
8. Cenozoic Park?
In November Penn State biochemistry professor Stevan Schuster announced that he had reconstructed 80 per cent of the genome of the long extinct woolly mammoth, using clumps of hair from the remains of several of the creatures.
9. Can You Spell Science?
Between 1979 and 2006, the percentage of scientifically literate adults in the US doubled – to 17 per cent. This year, a survey by a professor of political science at the University of Michigan found that that dismal showing may have improved, but only a little. In practical terms says the investigator, that means that only one in four adults can read and understand the stories in the weekly science section of The New York Times.
10. First Family
Researchers in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, found the oldest nuclear family ever uncovered when they excavated 4,600-year-old graves of a group of Stone-Age people who appeared to have been killed together in a raid. Among the remains was a foursome interred together – an adult male and female and two boys, one of them eight to nine years old, the other four to five. Analysing molecular DNA evidence, the investigators confirmed what the tableau suggested: This was a family. Certainly this is not the oldest one that ever existed, but merely the oldest ever unearthed.
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December 21, 2008 by Fahad
There are moments when you are simply amazed by pictures that truly make you wonder. Is it either the simplicity of the picture or surprisingly, its complexity. The previous statement may have confused you but the pictures I will be posting shortly will be amazing you, thus clarifying my poorly stated statement. Sit back and enjoy.
1. The astronaut repairing the satellite, yet you can see earth in the background.
2. The unseen side of the moon.
As you may all know the moon orbits around the earth with one face as the moon itself doesn’t rotate around itself, unlike the earth. So during all humanity, we only knew and saw one side. Technology, though, shows us the other side.
3. 3 Galaxies and a comet, all in one night sky.
4. Glowing brain cells in a Larval Zebrafish.
This is actually real, its made by inserting a gene into the fish’s DNA that makes the nerve cells glow in different colors.
5. Martian ground. (My favorite, it made me shout “FUCK!”)
6. Picture of Earth taken by Voyager, which is now by the way, out of our solar system.
Voyager has traveled far away now, infact it reached 4 billion miles away from earth in 1990, the year I was born. Well it was launched at 1977, Voyager 1 and 2. In 1990, they instructed Voyager 1 to look at Earth, and take a picture. It was then called the Pale Blue Dot. Makes you wonder doesnt it? This Voyager has been traveling for more than 30 years. Signals now take 15 hours to reach it, thats the speed of light to reach there. I present you Earth, 4 billion miles away, taken by Voyager 1 in 1990.
7. Asteroid called Eros, pictures taken by Galileo Spacecraft.
The spaceship actually reached the closest approach to the asteroid at 250 meters taking this astonishing picture. My god.
8. The birth of a galaxy.
9. Concussion waves due to huge force exerted from released projectile
10. Breathtaking 12 frame travel.
This sequence of 12 frames was taken by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft over a span of about 45 minutes on March 12, 2008. In that brief time, Cassini covered almost 40,000 kilometers in its approach to a flyby encounter with Enceladus, one of the moons of Saturn. The overexposure and smearing of the images gives a hint of the raw speed involved – 14.4 km/sec (or 32,211 mph). Shortly after this sequence, at its closest, Cassini approached within 52 km (32.3 miles) of the surface of Enceladus.
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December 21, 2008 by Fahad
Analysis of DNA obtained from Neanderthal remains has revealed key differences from modern humans that suggest their bodies produced excess heat. 
While in the cold climate of an ice age this would have provided the species with an advantage, as the earth warmed they would have been less able to cope. Ultimately this would have caused their extinction around 24,000 years ago.
Scientists at Newcastle University have put forward the theory after examining a particular form of genetic material which was obtained from the fossilised bones of Neanderthals.
By comparing it with that found in modern humans, they discovered that Neanderthals had key differences in the sections responsible for producing energy in all living cells.
Professor Patrick Chinnery, a neurogeneticist at Newcastle University, believes the differences in this mitochondrial DNA could have caused Neanderthals to be inefficient at producing energy, meaning their cells leaked heat.
He said: “The question is why did Neanderthals disappear? There are lots of explanations to do with changes in climate and the food supply.
“Differences in these mitochondrial DNA sequences might explain why modern humans were able to survive while Neanderthals were not.
“We compared mitochondrial DNA sequences from Neanderthals that have been obtained by other researchers with a huge database of human sequences from around the world to see how different it was from modern humans.
“We found a number of differences within a certain part of the mitochondrial DNA that were quite unlike anything we see in modern humans.
“It is difficult to get a definitive answer, as it is rather like looking through a misty window. We can only get clues to what went on.”
Mitochondria are tiny structures found inside all living cells and are the biological power stations that produce the energy cells need to survive by converting sugar from food into energy.
The research by Professor Chinnery, which was recently presented at a conference held by the American Society on Human Genetics, is the latest attempt to find out why our ancient cousins died out.
Scientists have also been attempting to read the entire Neanderthal genome in the hope that it will shed more light on the differences between them and modern humans.
Recent work by scientists at the Max Planck Institute in Germany revealed that Neanderthals shared a language gene that is only found in modern humans. The controversial findings raised the debate about whether Neanderthals were capable of speech.
Neanderthals are thought to have evolved from a common ancestor shared with modern humans around 400,000 years ago. It is thought they died out around 10,000 years after modern humans began spreading in to Europe.
There is a great deal of debate about what actually sealed Neanderthals fate, with the changing climate, dwindling food supplies and modern humans themselves all being blamed for killing the species off.
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December 21, 2008 by Fahad
Haitham Nabeel Abdelhamid, 23, is accused of beating Islam Badr Ibrahim with a ruler before taking him outside the class and hitting him savagely in the stomach.
The boy then collapsed in a faint and was taken to hospital – but he died of heart failure.
The attack, which took place in October at the Saad Othman primary school near the Mediterranean port city of Alexandria, caused national outrage in a country where people are already sceptical about the state.
While Egypt is known for a higher standard of development than many of its neighbours, the country suffers from a lack of resources in its teaching system: meaning inexperienced teachers are often put in charge of classes up to 100 strong.
With the eyes of the nation focused on the coming trial, Egypt’s education minister is expected to take the stand in the witness box.
“The problem is the teaching and the teachers because they cannot find good teachers,” said Islam’s father, Amr Badr Ibrahim. “The minister of education should be the first person accused. How can he agree to let such a young man teach children?”
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December 18, 2008 by Fahad
TOKYO (AFP) – A Japanese research team has revealed it had created a technology that could eventually display on a computer screen what people have on their minds, such as dreams. 
Researchers at the ATR Computational Neuroscience Laboratories succeeded in processing and displaying images directly from the human brain, they said in a study unveiled ahead of publication in the US magazine Neuron.
While the team for now has managed to reproduce only simple images from the brain, they said the technology could eventually be used to figure out dreams and other secrets inside people’s minds.
“It was the first time in the world that it was possible to visualise what people see directly from the brain activity,” the private institute said in a statement.
“By applying this technology, it may become possible to record and replay subjective images that people perceive like dreams.”
When people look at an object, the eye’s retina recognises an image that is converted into electrical signals which go into the brain’s visual cortex.
The team, led by chief researcher Yukiyasu Kamitani, succeeded in catching the signals and then reconstructing what people see.
In their experiment, the researchers showed people the six letters in the word “neuron” and then succeeded in reconstructing the letters on a computer screen by measuring their brain activity.
The team said that it first figured out people’s individual brain patterns by showing them some 400 different still images.
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