Lebanon's First Swine Flu Awareness Posters - H1N1 (Arabic)Posted by finkployd in
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The University of Balamand - Faculty of Health Sciences in Beirut, Lebanon has just published the first H1N1 Swine Flu public awareness and education posters in the Arabic language, along with a HOTLINE: +961 70 507 971
this is the first campaign of its kind in Lebanon to raise awareness about the heightened risks of H1N1 Swine Flu in the coming winter months - it's still barely even fall in Lebanon!  Comments
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not true USJ handed out awareness papers like 2 weeks ago in english and arabic
this has been out since early September... much more than 2 weeks ago, and these are not papers, they're awareness posters for the majority Arabic speakers / readers in Lebanon.
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Blogging Beirut CommentsFri, 12.03.2010 12:44
The man revealed at last. I thought I'd worked out who you were from the photo of the original blogging conference, only I got it wrong. So who is the guy smiling to camera in that photo?
Fri, 05.03.2010 14:08
Thanks for sharing his Agreement. wish you all the best
Mon, 22.02.2010 11:49
Where is Tawlet Souk el Tayyeb? Would love to go try it!
Sun, 21.02.2010 18:58
I vote for Sam,if he is still the same guy I knew 10 yrs ago.
Thu, 11.02.2010 20:55
depends, if you are on a mac it's on the top left corner :P
Thu, 11.02.2010 19:06
Hey Guys.
Last time I checked: everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
If you don't like this blog post or the author's opinion: there's a small X inside a red box on the top-right hand c [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 18:08
you know those Lebanese girls pay my hosting bills :) allah ykhalleeyon ;)
as for the inattention comment, i would like to remind you that i could not finish a SINGLE story on Wednesday even [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 17:47
More importantly, i feel that the use of Adsense to shove "lebanese girls" advert in my face - TWICE, on the right and under the main post...(quite sure they're actually the same ukranians used [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 16:47
ur funny
the total number of votes
182+153 is 335 .. so ur bad at mathematics
its not big deal
but im sure twitter has more than 350 users in Lebanon
much more
about elections
well yo [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 16:31
it wouldn't be a proper election without post-election fallout - w mouzaharat w fer2ay3 hehe
keeping it civil is paramount :)
Thu, 11.02.2010 16:25
Just read the blog and comments. Don't know what happened, but I thought it was a fun thing we were doing!
I participated from Dubai as have been visiting Beirut a lot and know both candidate [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 16:23
Dude! Lighten up :P seriously.
You're giving it too much thought.
I've included both you and me in the "we" I mentioned, I'm not that far away, I'm in Lebanon too. I never said the other par [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 16:05
like those frenchies who say
de un, de deux... haha
:)
Thu, 11.02.2010 16:00
thank you for reinforcing my 4% observation, and then for admitting fraud by stating "we know where it started, but obviously never worked".
whoever started it, knowing that either candidate [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 15:58
i love when some one numerate his comment :)
nicely done :P
at the beginning when i didnt know who wrote this article, and now after knowing
i feel that it is more silly :D
so man n [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 15:46
it's all about the patterns walid.
when votes come in 'odd' patterns - there's generally a concern over the legitimacy of the votes :)
that's how fraud is detected in real world elections.
Thu, 11.02.2010 15:46
This shows:
1- Someone has taken this too seriously.
2- The guy behind this blog is not happy with the fake election results.
3- He knows nothing about twitter and how networking works beca [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 15:34
it is true that this election was for fun, but we were trying to be serious about it
now i was one of the participants in this election, and i can tell you that i was one of the tweepole who [...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 15:14
Is this comment for fun?;)
I mean apart from the fact that finkployd is one of the candidates? :P
Thu, 11.02.2010 15:13
walid, this isn't about the outcome, but about the method.
some people would argue that the end justifies the means. this is very common in certain cultures, one of which happens to be ours.
[...]
Thu, 11.02.2010 15:00
since u have a blog u write in, u should at least consider the main and basic step in writing about an subject which is objectivity ... so plz try to know more about this election b4 writing abo [...]
Wed, 10.02.2010 10:36
Gorgeous. Inspiring. Makes one want to get out o the city.
about Snow at 750m
Tue, 09.02.2010 11:21
Did I go color blind, but I really cannot sea the snow in this photo...
about Snow at 750m
Fri, 05.02.2010 23:40
Fink, this shot is a classic one - almost unreal in modern-day Lebanon
You see this country with the eyes of a poet!
Fri, 05.02.2010 18:45
well well , people can say whatever they want but what they miss is No one is perfect and i mean it , just one is perfect "GOD" so about wine , yes you can have your wine the way you like it and [...]
Fri, 05.02.2010 09:43
very informative articles. it is diffigult to find this agreement else where.
Good job.
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