Kamangir
14-Feb-2008 (8 comments)
An event only for teenagers! >>>

IRAN-U.S.

The Isfahan Communiqué

The Isfahan Communiqué

Photo essay & videos

by Jahanshah Javid
14-Feb-2008 (25 comments)

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Bang Man
14-Feb-2008 (one comment)

that Jews from Islamic lands did not emigrate
willingly to Israel; they were forced to leave

 

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M.Ayromloo
14-Feb-2008 (8 comments)
On Valentine's Day... >>>
mohammad reza razavi
13-Feb-2008 (5 comments)
The Iranian magazine Zanan (Women) was closed by the government claiming the magazine had created general psychological insecurity for the people >>>
SCE Campaign
13-Feb-2008 (12 comments)

Nazanin on bebin TV (Persian-English)

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IRAN

Old Citizen of the World

Finding solutions rather than seeing only problems

13-Feb-2008 (21 comments)
Iran is the old citizen of the world, if not the oldest. Yet, instead of respecting it, we are leaving its age old strength to weaken by the day. Nations have moved on, people have moved on, and what stays is the power of change. Those who can create change, a dramatic, sustaining, value-added change, are those that will prosper. And those who sit and just reminisce will forever be lost in the memories of time. Let's make a step change in our mentalities and evolve, for the time of relaxation must now end. Why have we become like this? Simple, here's how: A comfort zone is defined as a place or thinking style, in which the person involved is so comfortable in what he/she thinks is the right thing to follow in any situation, that they won't even bother to think differently>>>

MUSIC

I never waited for inspiration

Conversation with Barzin (Part 2)

13-Feb-2008 (4 comments)
To be honest, it's a mystery to me why my music is listened to more by a non-Iranian audience. I am not sure why that is the case. I've never specifically targeted one audience over another. Maybe it's because I sing in English, or maybe it's because the type of music I play does not sound like "typical" Iranian music... I've always been on the periphery of the Iranian community. I had always thought that the Iranian community both in Canada and in other countries listened to "typical" Iranian music. I didn't think an Iranian "underground" music scene really existed. It wasn't until I met the drummer of Kiosk, Shahrouz Molaei, that I began learning about the underground music scene in Iran>>>

SNOW

Gisha in white

Gisha in white

Photo essay: Tehran

by Houshang Ahmadi
13-Feb-2008 (6 comments)

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Azarin Sadegh
13-Feb-2008 (7 comments)
Since the Valntine's Day is supposed to be about love, so I wrote it for my son:>>>
Daryush
13-Feb-2008 (43 comments)
How to change IRI without bloodshed >>>

FOOD

The Royal Solution

Memories of a former diplomat

13-Feb-2008 (5 comments)
There were actually only ten of us on that day and the Iranian diplomats had prepared the picnic baskets with variety of food and drinks and placed them inside the trunk of the limousine and soon we were all on our way to the picnic ground which was only a short distance from the royal palace in Monaco. As we started the trip, we noticed Grace Kelly and Prince Phillip started to sniff and snuffle their noses in an inquisitive way, like two little poppies trying to search the source of a bad smell. Grace Kelly a beautiful and elegant lady cracked the window a little for fresh air and told his Majesty the Shah: “Something smells so awful, I wonder what it is?”>>>
Faramarz_Fateh
13-Feb-2008 (8 comments)
The state or feeling of being in love is great. Your day is consumed with thoughts of your beloved. You can't wait to call her or get a call from her to hear her voice.>>>

POETRY

یادداشتی برای خواهر سنگها
13-Feb-2008 (3 comments)
آهای
خواهر سنگها
من بوسه هویت را
از لبان تبعید می چینم
و چون آدمهای قرن تصفیه حساب
با جیب سوراخ و کیف سنگین
با لبان سرخ و دکمه های تصمیم
به سرگذشت عشق فکر می کنم.
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Darius Kadivar
13-Feb-2008 (one comment)
Shiva Rose and director of David & Layla at Quad Cinema, New York >>>