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I think hardly anyone nowadays would disagree that The United States does not ever go to war unless the idea of war is successfully sold
November 1, 2006
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I think hardly anyone nowadays would disagree that The United States does not ever go to war unless the idea of war is successfully sold
A while ago, I was interested in doing some research on the water supplying methods used in Persian antiquity. Evidently, in many regions of the
After killing almost a million people in trying to annex Khuzestan during the Iran-Iraq war, mutant remnants of Sheikh Khaz'al demagoguery are scurrying around trying
The purpose of this writing is not to present you with yet another flabby history lesson about Persia, something which I trust you all to
An American college student who had just converted to Islam, once came up to me and asked: “Do you have to be an Arab to
What would a US attack on Iran look like? What would it be like? I took some pics out of public webspace, doctored them with
Another reason is that it is easily shaped, molded, or carved. Thanks to stucco, a wall of crudely fashioned stone blocks or raw brick, gives
On Monday morning when SpaceShipOne climbed 368,000 feet into space to claim the $10 million Ansari X Prize, Anousheh Ansari, founder and CEO of Telecom
Regarding Shahriar Zanganeh's “Nuclear Roulette”, I thought it be necessary to voice some comments: He is making the right arguments for the wrong reasons. No
One of the truly unfortunate things about peaceful civilian nuclear power is the alleged association with nuclear wepaons. While there are places in the fuel
Recently, UC Berkeley professor of Near Eastern Archaeology David Stronach, was announced the 2004 recipient of the Archaeological Institute of America's Gold Medal for Distinguished
If only Frank Lloyd Wright were alive to see this. How can great architecture simply crumble to ruins. While the shrine of Imam Khomeini continues
Upon visiting the oldest ziggurat in the world, one is only greeted with the solitary sound of dusty wind gusts. Here, tucked away in the
The Spaniard Paco De Lucia, one of the world's greatest guitar legends, has an album titled “Zyryab” (“Zar Yab” in Persian) dedicated to an Iranian
In a small, old house near Gorgan Square in Tehran lies the Tavassoli family residence, the place where the rock band Pezhvak was born and
While it may seem like every new Western Rock band is made up of angry punks railing against a world they think owes them something,
I'm writing this comment as a response to Mehrdad Pishehgar's “I feel better now”. I feel there is one issue he shouldn't be feeling so
