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sahandshams
05-Sep-2007

از اينرو نظرات اخير داريوش سجّادي مبني بر « عقلانيت و واقعگرائي در مواضع و مقالات » حسين درخشان را مي توان غنيمت شماري فرصتي دانست که هدف آن اعطاي صلاحيت تصنّعي و اعتبار به افشا گریهاي بچه گانه ء درخشان در بيرون ريختن ارتباطاتِ همکارانش همچون مهدي خلجي و ديگر همکاران نشريه روز با سازمانهاي غير دولتي است.

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AmirT
05-Sep-2007
What is stoicism? >>>
Shorts
05-Sep-2007
Sandra Nunez writes: I have always been hesitant about putting my feelings in public.Kind of ironic,considering that I am a writer and I love to share my feelings with the entire world!! . But after reading so many love stories in this page, I decided I would give it a try and share,because it’s by sharing that I find joy. I made a promise to myself after reading Khaled Hoseeini’s novel,“A Thousand Splendid Suns”, that I would always follow my heart no matter how hard things on the way may turn, that I would never surrender and do what others want me to do,in other words,I promised myself to be a rebel-forever!>>>
AmirT
05-Sep-2007
An ordinary guy (someone like you and I) walks 300 km in january 2006. >>>

FRIENDS

I found Azita!

Azita found me…

05-Sep-2007 (3 comments)
I like to write. I dream of writing wonderful, amazing fiction, but then reality happens, and it’s more amazing and powerful than fiction. Maybe “truth” as it is simply cannot be overshadowed by “truth” as I imagine it should be. Today I read this story about a young Iranian man. His name is Sina. He is 18 years old, and he was going to be hanged. When he was much younger, he killed a drug dealer, and by Iranian law, he had two options: He could wait to be executed on his 18th birthday or he could extract the forgiveness of the victim’s family and pay them the blood money. The amount was not specified in the story I read, but in Iran, each life has an exact price. Those who are rich enough or have the right connections, might consider justice an attainable ambition. >>>

MEDIA

رییس سایه‌ی رادیو زمانه کیست

اگر یک دفعه دیدید نبوی به آمستردام اسباب‌کشی کرد و در اتاق مهدی جامی نشست، تعجب نکنید

05-Sep-2007 (3 comments)
موقعی که داشتم برای تغییر اساسی ساختار و اینترفیس وب‌سایت رادیو زمانه فکر و طراحی می‌کردم، یکی از بزرگترین تاکیدهای مهدی جامی این بود که طراحی تازه هیچ شباهتی با «روز» نداشته باشد. خیلی روی «روز» حساس بود و هیچ دلش نمی‌خواست «زمانه» هیچ ارتباطی با آنها داشته باشد. برای همین هم یک بار سید نبوی پیغام داده بود که حاضر است مجانی برای زمانه طنز بنویسد تا مردم مجبور نباشد جوک‌های بقول او بی‌مزه و لوس نیک آهنگ کوثر را در زمانه تحمل کنند. ولی مهدی جامی بخاطر همان فلسفه‌اش در جدا نگه‌داشتن روز از زمانه شدیدا مخالفت کرد. گذشت تا یکی دو ماه پیش که یکدفعه در کمال تعجب سروکله‌ی سید نبوی در زمانه پیداش شد >>>

EROTICA

Part of our tradition, too

Part of our tradition, too

A collection of Qajar-style illustrations from Wellcome Library

by sourena
05-Sep-2007 (24 comments)

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MUSIC VIDEO

Ey dad az eshgh

Latest from Kiosk rock band

04-Sep-2007 (2 comments)
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Ghool
04-Sep-2007 (one comment)
Takyeh, in Persian/Arabic may mean a mosque-like place where the mourners gather around to beat themselves during the Imam Hossain’s Aashura anniversary!? As you may know Imam Hossain activities is a very lucrative business in Iran these days. Do you own any of these takyeh places in Iran and if so do you receive proceeds based on what the mullahs make on these places? >>>

CONSPIRACY

We should start looking at ways that we as individuals can take responsibility for our own actions

04-Sep-2007 (one comment)
Honestly, I kind of agree with most but not all conspiracy theories. If we look at recent Persian history, there is now documented evidence that foreigners, especially the British, did in fact meddle badly in our affairs. They overthrew governments, toppled dynasties, and had prime ministers and other high officials assassinated or replaced. In fact, I wish George W. Bush, being a strong ally of British, would have learned a few things from them when it comes to dealing with the Middle East. Incidentally, did you notice that for the first 3 years of the war in Iraq, southern Iraq which, was under the control of British troops, was the quietest area? Accident? I think not.>>>

MEMORIAL

Malcolm X

Malcolm X

Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, New York

by Pouya Alimagham
04-Sep-2007 (11 comments)

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NEW GENERATION

چهره جدیدی از ما

رادیو زمانه – ببین دات تی وی – ایرانیان دات کام

04-Sep-2007
چند سالیست که در هر گوشه و کنار وقتی پای صحبت با ایرانیان را باز میکنم و در مورد مسایل مربوط به کشورم و یا بهتر بگم هموطنانم در داخل و جامعه ایرانی در خارج از کشور بحث و گفتگو اغاز میشه همیشه در یک نقطه ای از این گفتگوها همه چیز به نسل جدید یا جوان یا بهتر بگم نسل مدرن و پیشرفته ایرانی ختم میشه. در حقیقت همه کم و کاستی نسل قبل از نسل جدید یکدفعه سپرده میشه به نسل امروز ایران حتی در خیلی از موارد معرف ایران مدرن یا ایرانیان مدرن نیز به دوش این نسل قرار میگیرد و همچنین قرار این نسل آبروی از دست رفته ما ایرانیان را در همه عرصه ها به ما برگرداند. >>>

HOMESICK

My father, my friend

My father, my friend

Iranian of the day

by Ebi Amirhosseini
04-Sep-2007 (one comment)

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POETRY

Blame yourself!

YOU WISHED FOR ME … AND NOW I AM HERE!

04-Sep-2007 (2 comments)
In nowhere-ness
I will find you

In resignation
I will tempt you

In nothingness
I will re-invent you

In emptiness
I will fill you >>>
nmilaninia
04-Sep-2007 (3 comments)
Making the Middle East a WMD Free Zone won't ease Iran's appetite for nuclear technology.  According to Joseph Cirincione, director for non-proliferation at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, most weapons programs in the Middle East began in direct response to Israel’s decision to go nuclear in the 1950s and 1960s. Despite this analysis, I think the calls for a Free Zone in the Middle East as a way for curbing Iran’s appetite for nuclear technology is faulty. Iran is not responding to any Israeli threat, but to a US threat. Israel will never threaten Iran’s territory like it does to other bordering Arab states. >>>