Based on photo by F.A. Ashtiani
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Desperate husbands
Lively conversations during afternoon tea
Decembe 19, 2005
Birdman of al-Qaeda
He is called as Father of Aviation because he was the first man who thought of using infected birds to inflict casualties on the enemies
October 12 , 2005
Over a barrel of oil
Oil is not expensive. Water is expensive.
September 30, 2005
Civilized
indifference
Akbar Ganji could have been in Istanbul and receive more public
sympathy
August 18, 2005
Salad
Shirazi
While many of us spent the entire last year arguing if Ms. Aghdashlou is prettier
or Googoosh guess what happened? The British team won again!
July 1, 2005
Iran
under siege
The issue is oil
Farrokh A. Ashtiani
The
Parrot's Garden
Short story
January 18, 2005
Here
we are
"Googoosh concert" in Las Vegas
December 30, 2004
Deforestation
in the name of the Lord
Can you imagine the Christian world planting millions of
trees each year instead of chopping them down?
December 17, 2004
China
experience
Photo essay
September 30, 2004
I
dream of a white Noruz
UK-US-Russia trio are running the show
March 16, 2004
Amir's
garden
Now 32 years old and listed in several Los Angeles hiking
guides
December 9, 2003
Prize
for courage
Ebadi's Nobel prize is the revival of the spirits of thos
who perished under injustice
October 14, 2003
Sensible
census
Coke, Pepsi and doogh drinkers' habits & tastes
October 3, 2003
From
aftabeh to Mars
Behind the scenes of Iran's nuclear industry
September 16, 2003
Twinkle
twinkle tiny star
Only by random act of kindness or sheer lining of stars
may we see a better future for Iran
August 21, 2003
Two
sides of a gate
Short prison story
July 30, 2003
No
leaders, no change
When have student riots ever changed a regime?
July 12, 2003
Khar
khodeti
On the latest saga of the British carving of the Middle East
April 21, 2003
Your
Persian rug
Poem
November 20, 2002
All
the king's men
Short story
October 29, 2002
Eyewitenss
screws
Media exaggerations
October 10, 2002
The
sacrificial lamb
A bloody Sunday that ended happily. Nobody got arrested.
September 17, 2002
A
night on the Silk Road
To you, that barefoot beauty from Persia
August 30, 2002
The
culture of emshee
And afternoon naps
August 2002
The
Persian Tragedy
Sunset of the Persian Empire
July 2002
Persis
Erectus
For Iranians it seems history does not repeat itself
June 2002
Inside
a kaleidoscope
Afternoon tea with my grandmother
June 2002
When
the day comes
Beware of men with ties, bowties, and Armani suits
June 2002
Bio
Farrokh Ashtiani, wants to be known as a gardener for
life and then after, nothing more. He believes that our highest
achievements in life will be dwarfed by shadows of those trees
that we have planted.
He is inviting all Iranians to join him to build a Persian Paradise Garden
together in California. "Our souls will need a place to return for visits.
Give your soul a permanent address to come back to" Says Farrokh. top
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