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Effective efections?

A number of important defections are taking place from the Syrian military, indicating that the regime could be crumbling, writes Bassel Oudat in Damascus
A key defection from the circle of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad took place on 6 July when brigadier Manaf Tlass, the commander of Brigade 105 in the presidential guard and a close personal friend of Al-Assad, left Syria for Paris with his family.
Tlass is the son of former Syrian defence minister Mustafa Tlass, who served in the post for 30 years and was a confidante of the late president Hafez Al-Assad, as well as his collaborator in tightening the security grip of the Syrian regime.
Manaf Tlass is a member of the military and political elite close to the president. Observers view his defection as a clear sign that figures close to Al-Assad's personal circle have now started to switch allegiances and turn their backs on the president as the popular uprising in the country enters its 16th month, draining the resources of the regime and the Syrian military.
Some opposition figures said that Tlass had "bailed out of a sinking ship" by his action and was "trying to save his family's immense wealth." Regime sources have downplayed the defection, saying that Tlass had been under house arrest for months and his defection would not influence the military situation on the ground.
Nonetheless, Al-Assad's opponents in Syria and in the West have rejoiced over Tlass's defection because it could signal the beginning of the collapse of the regime.
Senior Western officials took particular interest in the defection because of Tlass's close connections to Al-Assad. French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said the move was "very critical because the inner circle has started to realise that the regime will not survive".
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said the "defections prove that the Syrian government is unraveling," and US secretary of state Hillary Clinton said that "the situation is changing in Syria."
Tlass is not the most senior officer to defect since the beginning of the uprising in Syria that has thus far killed an estimated 16,000 civilians and more than 4,000 military personnel. According to the Free Syrian Army (FSA), the military wing of the Syrian opposition, more than 250 senior officers have deserted from the regular army, including ones ranked higher than Tlass.
A few days before Tlass defected, former Syrian MP and cleric Mohamed Habash, close to the regime for two decades, distanced himself from it and blamed it for the killings in Syria.
Speaking from Dubai, Habash justified his support for the regime in the past as a way of defending the country against US interference. Now, however, the regime should undertake comprehensive change, he said, starting with the removal of the president.
At the beginning of July, five senior Syrian army officers fled to Turkey, among them a major-general in the signal corps and 33 soldiers and their families.
One day later, another report said that 85 soldiers had fled to Turkey, this time including a major-general in the artillery division along with seven senior officers. In mid-June, some 455 senior officers, officers and soldiers were reported to have defected from the army.
A few weeks earlier, an air force colonel absconded to Jordan aboard his MiG-21, where he was given political asylum. Meanwhile, three other fighter pilots joined their colleague and entered Jordan across the shared border with Syria but left their jets behind.
FSA leaders estimate the number of defections to have reached 100,000 so far, and that Turkey alone has been giving refuge to nearly 250 FSA officers in the Hatai district in the south of the country near the border with Syria.
Three of these officers are major-generals, and there are also 50 brigadiers and more than 15 officers from the Ministry of Interior as well as military and civilian officials.
FSA commander colonel Riad Al-Asaad has said that morale is high in the FSA after the rise in defections from the regular army, now estimated at 100-200 defections every day.
Al-Asaad said in a recent interview that the regular army had started to lose control over large swathes of Syrian territory and that its control was now limited to military sites and barricades. The FSA controls some 60 per cent of the territory at night, he said.
"It is the beginning of the end" for the regime, Al-Asaad said.
The opposition has also revealed that key defections have occurred from Syria's air force and that entire airbases have been abandoned, such as the Dar Ezza airbase in Aleppo and the missile battalion in Al-Rastan in Homs.
Meanwhile, some 869 officers from the 1,100 posted in the city of Al-Rastan in central Syria have defected, and some 80 per cent of soldiers from the southern governorate of Deraa have also defected. Half of these have fled to Jordan and the others have joined the FSA.
Although the opposition fighters are no match in terms of weapons to the much larger regular army, which comprises 325,000 soldiers and a similar number of reserves, they are counting on the erosion of loyalty within the regular army to cause it to lose control.
One of the reasons why the regime is taking so long to collapse despite the defections may be because senior security and military officials have not abandoned it, given the regime's reliance on sectarian affiliations to run the state apparatus, the security services and the army.
The opposition believes that since a political solution for the Syrian crisis may now be unattainable, the defectors should be embraced despite their past support for the regime.
It has described them as a valuable catch because they may have information about senior officials in Syria and may know the weak points of the army. They may also be able to encourage others to defect from the regime.
For the moment, the West has been reluctant to supply opposition forces with advanced weaponry out of concerns that this could end up in the hands of anti-Western Islamists. Saudi Arabia, Qatar and some wealthy Syrians want to fund and arm the armed opposition, however, though fears that a sectarian war could break out in Syria have thus far been discouraging them.
The Arab peace initiative proposed by the Arab League (AL) at the end of last year was unsuccessful, and the UN and AL envoy Kofi Annan declared earlier this week that plans to end the military *****down and transition to a political solution had also ended in failure.
Last month, UN monitors abandoned their mission in Syria after two months spent in the country without achieving any progress on the ground. As skirmishes continue using heavy artillery on the outskirts of the Syrian capital Damascus, it now appears that developments on the ground are beyond the reach of diplomatic initiatives.
As a result, the military wing of the Syrian opposition has been growing in strength, and it is no longer restricted to the FSA, established in July 2011 with the aim of protecting the protesters.
Other armed opposition forces today include the Supreme Revolutionary Military Council (SRMC), led by Brigadier-General Mustafa El-Sheikh and established in February, the Local Military Council, which receives funds and military assistance from revolutionaries abroad, and other independent armed groups loyal to various financial and military donors.
Meanwhile, security reports say that senior military officers in the regime have been planning their exit strategies and opening channels of communications with the opposition in order to discuss their fates if they decide to defect from the army.
These senior officers apparently include members of Al-Assad's inner circle.
Recent leaks in the US and European press have also stated that some European and Arab states, along with the US, have drawn up a roadmap to support the FSA financially and militarily.
Under the plan, a minimum salary of $200 would be paid to each defecting soldier, helping them to unite and form a single army across Syria.
The plan would also speed up the rate of defections from the regular army by giving refuge to deserters, together with an income and arms, and it would launch a military confrontation against the regular army with the implicit promise that after the ouster of the regime power would be handed to the FSA.
If the plan were to be applied, it could result in more defections from the regular army and could better equip the FSA for battle. However, it would also cause further widespread destruction in Syria.
For the moment, the Syrian protesters do not fear for the future, since their priority is to overthrow the regime and halt its military machine, terminating the tight grip of the intelligence agencies that have ruled their lives for decades.
The defectors are not viewed negatively because of their formerly close ties to the regime, but there are growing fears that they may drag Syria into an unknown future.

[مستر محمد سلام]

Warning signs of skin cancer

Skin cancer can be a deadly battle to fight. With most symptoms left undiagnosed, it can become quite a threat to one’s health. The following guide will help you detect those early signs and seek treatment before it gets too late.

1. Actinic Keratosis

Also known as Solar Keratosis, this condition implies natural and scaly *****es of skin found most commonly on the head, around the neck or hands, and these are a result of overexposure to the sun. Although these can deemed as the early signs of skin cancer, the chances of these *****es becoming cancerous, is entirely subjective. However, most dermatologists recommend patients should attend to these *****es to facilitate early treatment.

2. Farmer’s Lip

Clinically termed as Actinic Cheilitis, Farmer’s Lip condition is similar to Solar Keratosis in its manifestation. This is fairly common in older men and light skinned people. Characterised by swelling of lips, disappearance of the lip-skin border, general scaly texture and *****es of unexplained redness, this type of affliction may become a malignant carcinoma if left untreated.

3. Cutaneous Horns

The appearance of funnel shaped growths with a red base is usually the most telling symptom of its appearance. The scaly texture is characterised by the presence of keratin, which is the same protein that constitutes nails. They start out with only a few millimeters in length and diameter, but can grow up to considerable amounts. The bases of these horns contain the carcinogenous cells that, later on, give way to skin cancer.

4. Atypical Moles

Clinically known as Dysplastic Nevi, these are larger, irregular shaped moles, occurring all over the body, with a fading border of mixed colour, which tend to grow with time. Although the appearance of these notch-like moles might not signify cancer straight away, if left untreated, it might soon become cancerous.

5. Melanoma

Although not as common as the other symptoms, it, nevertheless, is the deadliest type. A melanoma can be spotted in an unexplained formation of a mole, or a sudden pigmentation of the skin. Changes in the size, shape or colour of the mole are some of the earlier symptoms. However, if the mole develops irregular edges, causes itch, oozes pus or bleeds intermittently, one is advised to seek immediate medical attention.

6. Squamous Cell Carcinoma

This type rears its head as a red but firm nodal growth on the skin, which eventually gets crusty and bleeds, or becomes an unsealing sore. Occurring mostly in the areas of the body that are exposed to sun, they tend to form over the neck, arms, head, forehead, nose, cheeks and lips. This carcinoma is completely treatable and if detected early, the affliction can suitably be done away with.

7. Basal Cell Carcinoma

This is the most common occurrence and by far the most easily treated carcinoma in the category. Due to its slow expansion, it can take varied forms to manifest itself. Unsightly bumps with visible blood vessels, mostly occurring on the neck or on the face, this type can manifest itself as a scar like ***** and grow on to be cancerous.

Skin cancer is a growing ailment among people with constant exposure to the sun. Based on the above mentioned symptoms, if one finds any such occurrence on their skin, they are advised to get in touch with their dermatologists as soon as possible.

[ehab wahdan]

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Weight and height: what is the relation?

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Many studies have revealed the connection between weight and height and several diseases. Health issues such as diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity have been found to have a direct relationship to the BMI (Body, Mass Index) and the relationship between weight and height especially in children One of the largest epidemics in our society today is the startling number of obese children in our countries. Never before has a generation of children been destined to die at a younger age than their parents or the generations before them. Children and young adults who exceed the healthy ration of weight to height are more susceptible to malnutrition, high blood pressure and the incidence of diabetes has been recorded in children as young as four years old. This would have been unheard of a generation ago. The body, mass index in a way of calculating a healthy ratio of body fat in relation to weight and height. A person is considered obese if he is more than 20 pounds over his body, mass index ratio. Knowing your BMI can help you find out if you need to diet and exercise to prevent the diseases


inherent in an unhealthy weight to height ratio

http://www.hforcare.com/?p=301.

[أبوبسملة ياسر خليفة الطحاوى]

Is a strong relationship in this way to be obese as children and the cause of death at a young age

What's the main reason for the obesity
Is genetics ?
Is bad diet?

God healed all our children from all harm and ill-

Thanks for the news

Sincere wishes of good health and happiness


Abu Basmalah

[مستر محمد سلام]

What are the symptoms of diabetes?

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Many of us have heard of diabetes and know that it can cause complications. However, knowing the symptoms of diabetes can help save you a lot of trouble later on in life. However, many times diabetes goes undiagnosed because the symptoms of it tend to appear harmless. You also should be aware that there are two main types of diabetes, Type 1 and Type 2. Symptoms of Type 1 diabetes include unusual thirst, extreme hunger, frequent urination, extreme irritability and fatigue, and unusual weight loss. Type 2 diabetes also has the same symptoms as Type 1, but there are others as well. These can include blurred vision, frequent infections, recurring gum, skin, or bladder infections, tingling or numbness of the feet and hands, slow healing cuts or bruises, and blurred vision. Many times, Type 2 diabetes symptoms do not show up. Diabetes causes excess sugar to build up in the blood, causing your kidneys to work overtime in order to filter and absorb this excess sugar. When the kidneys struggle with this, this sugar is excreted into the urine, along with any fluids drawn from the tissue. This means that you urinate more, meaning you become dehydrated. This cycle repeats itself, and this constant urination and drinking is a classic symptom of diabetes. The earlier that you catch hold of these symptoms and get your diabetes under control, the less your chances of complication become

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[أبوبسملة ياسر خليفة الطحاوى]

The diabetes is not a big dangerous to human life
It is the land that they say about a friend of the man

Man is the one who can Alsatrah on these diseases, a balanced diet


We ask God to heal all

Alangat sincere in good health for all

Abu Basmalah

[مستر محمد سلام]

Could air conditioning be a cause of your neck pain?

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Many of us have suffered from neck pain from sleeping wrong. But did you also know that this pain can be caused by the one thing that keeps us cool during the summer: our air conditioners? This is because of the quick changes in temperature, the chilling of the muscles, which causes our muscles to contract painfully. There are other causes of this pain as well, such a whiplash, which is caused by a violent movement of your spinal column. Emotional tension and working or driving in the same position for many hours can also cause neck pain. Most of the time, your nerve endings become compressed or inflamed. However, there is hope. There are many ways to help you relieve your sore neck so that it does not have to ruin your day completely. Some of these include an anti-inflammatory medication, acetaminophen, application of heat or ice, or simply movement exercises. Sometimes a local injection is required, or in severe cases, surgery is needed. It is a bummer to know that your air conditioning can cause some of the pain that you are experiencing. But knowing what can cause your neck pain is half the battle. The other half is knowing how to fix the issues, and make yourself

feel better

http://www.hforcare.com/?p=393

[أبوبسملة ياسر خليفة الطحاوى]

Everyone in Egypt already suffer from this pain

For reasons which are already Atkievat

Or fans

Ommarsat bad day

We call for all Egyptians to stay healthy and happy

My sincere appreciation to Professor Muhammad

Abu Basmalah

[مستر محمد سلام]

How to Offer Ramadan Greetings

Ramadan is a month-long fast for Muslims around the world. From dawn to sunset, observant Muslims abstain from eating and drinking. This period is marked by joyful greetings and a desire to be faithful to Allah.

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[aleman]

thanks alot

ramadan karem

[أبوبسملة ياسر خليفة الطحاوى]

All Muslims in all corners of the globe celebrate this holy month

Which is a grant and a gift from God for Muslims

The duty of every Muslim to take this good opportunity to correct the water with God Almighty

thanks soo much to topic

Best regards

Abu Basmalah

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merci.....