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Reply #880 tin's post
dia sudah masuk tadi..tapi banyak dslr look alike jer..itu pun 1k lebeh..baik beli digicam sajer..compact pun compact.. |
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lugi x jumpa Along ngan TIn semalam  las minute kene gi opis kene kuarantin lak tu |
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Reply #882 yipun78's post
takpa2...lain kali kita plan properly. uhuhuhu... |
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Reply #884 kched's post
Along banjer owang, japanese food k....  |
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Reply #885 yipun78's post
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InsyaAllah taala....ada rezeki kalu, umur panjang, jumpa jugak lah deyy..kekeekek. |
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weh takdak pill nyaman ke petang2 ni? |
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Reply #886 tin's post
haah kan? mana dia yg bersyg2 dgn si yip ari tuh ek? aku dah lupa lah..miahahaah
sure pakwe dia marah kita hangout threesome...miahahaah |
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Reply #888 innocentti's post
ndak kalu, cari sendirik laaa...
3gp papa jahat pon lu belom kasik kat wa lagi |
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Reply #888 innocentti's post
jagged a little pill - alanis morrisette adalah inno.. |
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Reply #892 tin's post
miahahha.....antu tol dah tin...
bottom line is - tang "chest" tuh aku punya...wakakakakaak
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larikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk...sebelom aku kena fire idop2 ngan dak yip, baik aku menyelamatkan diri |
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salam.. miss, mrs n mr mods.. leh ke tumpang lepak |
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Reply #894 d'zeck's post
bleh- bleh... 
pekabo bro? |
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Reply #895 tin's post
tqs mr mod
sihat adenya, tumpang lepak ni
ujan kat luar MES
err, air suam satu..  |
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Reply #894 d'zeck's post
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silakan..welcome..welcome.. |
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Reply #888 innocentti's post
nah, pil nyaman untuk lu
INNOCENTI DECLARATION
On the Protection, Promotion and Support of Breastfeeding.
Recognising that:
Breastfeeding is a unique process that:
Provides ideal nutrition for infants and contributes to their healthy growth and development Reduces incidence and severity of infectious diseases, thereby lowering infant morbidity and mortality Contributes to women's health by reducing the risk of breast and ovarian cancer, and by increasing the spacing between pregnancies Provides social and economic benefits to the family and the nation Provides most women with a sense of satisfaction when successfully carried out
and that Recent Research
has found that: these benefits increase with increased exclusiveness of breastfeeding during the first six months of life, and thereafter with increased duration of breastfeeding with complementary foods, and programme intervention can result in positive changes in breastfeeding behaviour
We therefore declare that:
As a global goal for optimal maternal and child health and nutrition, all women should be enabled to practise exclusive breastfeeding and all infants should be fed exclusively on breastmilk from birth to 4-6 months of age. Thereafter, children should continue to be breastfed, while receiving appropriate and adequate complementary foods, for up to two years of age or beyond. This child-feeding ideal is to be achieved by creating an appropriate environment of awareness and support so that women can breastfeed in this manner.
Attainment of this goal requires, in many countries, the reinforcement of a "breastfeeding culture" and its vigorous defence against incursions of a "bottle-feeding culture". This requires commitment and advocacy for social mobilization, utilizing to the full the prestige and authority of acknowledged leaders of society in all walks of life.
Efforts should be made to increase women's confidence in their ability to breastfeed. Such empowerment involves the removal of constraints and influences that manipulate perceptions and behaviour towards breastfeeding, often by subtle and indirect means. This requires sensitivity, continued vigilance, and a responsive and comprehensive communications strategy involving all media and addressed to all levels of society. Furthermore, obstacles to breastfeeding within the health system, the workplace and the community must be eliminated.
Measures should be taken to ensure that women are adequately nourished for their optimal health and that of their families. Furthermore, ensuring that all women also have access to family planning information and services allows them to sustain breastfeeding and avoid shortened birth intervals that may compromise their health and nutritional status, and that of their children.
All governments should develop national breastfeeding policies and set appropriate national targets for the 1990s. They should establish a national system for monitoring the attainment of their targets, and they should develop indicators such as the prevalence of exclusively breastfed infants at discharge from maternity services, and the prevalence of exclusively breastfed infants at four months of age.
National authorities are further urged to integrate their breastfeeding policies into their overall health and development policies. In so doing they should reinforce all actions that protect, promote and support breastfeeding within complementary programmes such as prenatal and perinatal care, nutrition, family planning services, and prevention and treatment of common maternal and childhood diseases. All healthcare staff should be trained in the skills necessary to implement these breastfeeding policies.
Operational Targets
All governments by the year 1995 should have: Appointed a national breastfeeding coordinator of appropriate authority, and established a multisectoral national breastfeeding committee composed of representatives from relevant government departments, non-governmental organizations, and health professional associations
Ensured that every facility providing maternity services fully practises all ten of the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding set out in the joint WHO/UNICEF statement "rotecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding: the special role of maternity services".
Taken action to give effect to the principles and aim of all Articles of the International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes and subsequent relevant World Health Assembly resolutions in their entirety;
and enacted imaginative legislation protecting the breastfeeding rights of working women and established means for its enforcement
We also call upon international organizations to:
Draw up action strategies for protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding, including global monitoring and evaluation of their strategies
Support national situation analyses and surveys and the development of national goals and targets for action;
and Encourage and support national authorities in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating their breastfeeding policies.
inno penagih dada rupanya |
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Reply #897 tenteng's post
tqs tenteng..
petang2 gini main tenteng pun
best jugak ni |
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Post time 11-8-2008 02:27 PM
