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1. Call Iran for Less August 22, 2008 If you happen to know someone who lives in another country, it's usually hard to call them because it seems like the charges are just way too high. But don't worry, if you look hard enough and long enough you will surely find a way to call your friends or family in another country and not spend a bunch of money. Say for example you happen to have friends in Iran, well check out www.callIran.org, they offer a way for you to call using any phone, and not have to have a pin number to do so. You will also not need to change your phone service or wireless provider. With this company you can s... (read more) Author: Caroline Telford

2. Uncertainty Planning Strategies - A Fresh Look August 12, 2008 Energy prices are changing daily. The capital markets are in free fall. There is talk in Washington of nationalizing everything from Energy to Medical Care to the Banking System. Our courts have become political entities rather than judicial entities. Technology is changing so rapidly that a product may be out of date by the time the credit card bill is paid. Iran threatens with Nuclear capabilities and Israel must defend itself, possibly leading to another World War. Inflation, Stagflation, Deflation, which one will we be faced with in the coming year? How do you create a meaningful plan... (read more) Author: Robert Cannon

3. Review-Iran: Everything You Need to Know August 10, 2008 Iran: Everything You Need to Know, John Farndon, 2007, ISBN 1932857567 Iran, so much in the news these days, is a country of contradictions. On one hand, it is a very puritanical country controlled by Islamic clerics, where dissent is severely restricted. On the other hand, Iran is one of the oldest countries in the world, tracing its history back over 2,500 years. The name Persia (what Iran was called until the 1920s) conjures images of harems and Persian carpets, not chadors and religious police. Throughout its history, Iran has had leaders who honestly cared about the people, as... (read more) Author: Paul Lappen

4. Hand Knotted Persian gabbeh Rugs July 30, 2008 Green Rugs: Persian Hand Knotted Gabbeh Persian Gabbeh is a hand-knotted ( handmade ) thick Persian rug with long pile. It is made by the nomads of Fars province in south west Iran, of which the famous city of Shiraz is the capital. The most famous nomad group of this region is the Qashqai Tribe. Although the existing few old pieces of Gabbeh rugs are not more than 100 years old, but the existence of Persian Gabbeh was recorded in an order issued by Shah Tahmasp, the second monarch of the Safavid dynasty (1502-1736) to use Gabbeh among other rugs to welcome and honor King Homayun o... (read more) Author: Dr. Khosrow sobhe

5. Iranian handicrafts-a major hit among Athenians July 24, 2008 Keyword: Art handicraft products wall hangings The first Athens art and culture festival began on a triumph note on June 26. This event has brought almost eleven countries together that are actively showcasing their handicraft products to art lovers. The purpose of organizing this grand expo is to celebrate the rich and traditionally loaded culture of not only Greece but of all participating nations. Iran has also taken part in this cultural fest to display wide range of artifacts including hand woven carpets, traditional garments and other home decorative items like vase an... (read more) Author: ahn chilhyun

6. Iranian handicrafts - a major hit among Athenians July 24, 2008 The first Athens art and culture festival began on a triumph note on June 26. This event has brought almost eleven countries together that are actively showcasing their handicraft products to art lovers. The purpose of organizing this grand expo is to celebrate the rich and traditionally loaded culture of not only Greece but of all participating nations. Iran has also taken part in this cultural fest to display wide range of artifacts including hand woven carpets, traditional garments and other home decorative items like vase and wall hangings. The interesting patterns and attractive co... (read more) Author: archer jane

7. Iranians produce 25 W CO2 laser July 24, 2008 Researchers at the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) have successfully produced a 25 W CO2 laser with extensive medicinal use. Leader of the AEOI research team Seyyed Mohammad Reza Sadr Ghayeni said that the new laser has several advantages over the original device, as it is less pricy and has after-sales services. "Metal mirrors have substituted gold ones in the optic parts of the Iranian-made device and this is why the Iranian sample is less expensive," Sadr Ghayeni said. The device with a proven operating lifetime of 20,000 hours is currently pending approval of Ir... (read more) Author: Shane Ennerson

8. Iran Is Baiting Israel And America To Take Military Action Against Its Nuclear Facilities. July 15, 2008 If Teheran's intention was to complete building an atomic bomb, then it should have discretely continued clandestine efforts to do so rather than announcing to the world it's capabilities and intentions such that Israel and/or the U.S. Iran is extremist not irrational. It may very well cause the US greater difficulty in Iraq and increased terror can be expected against US and Western targets. Iran is believed to have the ability to block the Straits of hormuz in the persian gulf through which much of the world's oil must pass on its way to market.Iran is orders of magnitude more difficult, and... (read more) Author: christopher west

9. The Persian Cat July 14, 2008 The Persian is one of the oldest cats in existence, with records of its presence dating back to times of Pharaohs in Egypt. It is generally believed though that the cat originated in Persia, now known as Iran. They were brought over to Europe centuries ago though it was not until the later half of the nineteenth century that their fame truly began to spread. In United Kingdom they are called Persian Longhairs or simply Longhairs. A felid without an established pedigree is referred to simply as Domestic Longhair Cat. Over the years, through selected breeding the appearance of Persian cats ... (read more) Author: Omer Ashraf

10. Persian Leopard July 14, 2008 Persian leopard is the biggest subspecies of leopard. It is also one of the rarest. Also known as Iranian Leopard, it is found in scattered numbers in a number of countries extending from South Asia to Middle East, including some Central Asian states. A particularly strong animal, the Persian Leopard, Panthera Pardus Saxicolor, grows up to a height of near three feet and weighs as much as one hundred and fifty pounds, in case of healthy adult males. Not much is documented about any unique physical attributes of this big cat. It is similar in appearance to other members of its species, wit... (read more) Author: Omer Ashraf

11. Define Anonymous Surfing July 06, 2008 Anonymous surfing is browsing web sites privately. Anonymous surfing encompasses two different forms of privacy: • Privacy protection from the web site you are browsing. • Privacy protection from eavesdroppers who may be watching your network connection. Why Anonymous Surfing? There are many reasons why someone would want to do anonymous surfing. People surf anonymously to protect themselves from the government, their employers, or nosy family members. People in Iran use anonymous surfing to prevent being executed in the streets. People in corporate America use anonymous surfing to avo... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

12. Myth About Palm Oil July 06, 2008 There are a lot of myths about the health issues regarding the usage of Palm oil. This article attempts to analyze the composition and advantages of Palm oil to dispel such myths. Palm oil is produced from the fruit of the oil palm Elaeis Guinnesis , found in Africa, South East Asia and Latin America. Palm oil is extracted and refined through pressing and crushing and not by the use of chemical solvents. Crude Palm oil can be further refined into *palm olein (liquid) & *palm stearine (solid) Palm olein is used for frying foodstuff as it is stable in high temperatures. The m... (read more) Author: Ellango Narayanan

13. Bitumen Price June 26, 2008 The Soaring Oil prices although justifies the fluctuation in the pricing of bitumen, there is not an established mechanism to derive the bitumen price till date. The bitumen market is getting mature and liquid. The majority of the exporting nations include Singapore, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Thailand in this region has different inputs and the range varies significantly. Recently the Cartel led by Shell was exposed by the European regulators and the was fined to the tune of price fixing on various petroleum products. For Bitumen, there are no posted prices except for some compiled... (read more) Author: Ellango Narayanan

14. Persian Rugs - What To Look For When Making A Purchase June 25, 2008 Oriental rugs have been woven almost since 5th century B.C. The first of these were woven in Egypt, and also in Asia. They were made by highly skilled weavers. Persian rugs are exquisite, priceless and highly prized home decor. They are very popular for their elegance and beauty. Persian rugs are hand woven by using a special technique. Iran, which used to be known as Persia in the past, is the source of most Persian rugs that are being woven over the centuries. These beautiful hand woven carpets could be crafted from wool, silk, or cotton. Over the years, many centers of Persian rug produc... (read more) Author: Tommy Thompson

15. Iran's Chogha Zanbil June 23, 2008 Ziggurats are one of Persia's (now Iran) greatest contribution in the ancient world. This temple-tower facade serves as a place where sacrifice for the gods were being held. It is also believed that this is were the gods dwell to get close with humans. Unfortunately, some of this remarkable pyramids where destroyed by natural calamities and war but few of them still survived until now. In fact, one of which is Chogha Zanbil, the one that you can find in the province of Khuzestan. It is considered the most dramatic representation of the Elamite architecture and built in 1250 BC by the King Unta... (read more) Author: Cedric Canierro

16. Which city is famous for which Industry ? May 31, 2008 Check the list, it may be useful for your business. Format is Industry, City, Country * Agricultural Implements, Chicago, USA * Automobiles, Detroit, USA * Carpets, Teheran, Iran * Chocolate, Melbourne, Australia * Cigars, Havana, Cuba * Cork, Cadiz, Spain * Cotton, New Orleans, England (UK) * Cutlery, Sheffield, England (UK) * Dairy Products, Buenos Aires, Argentina * Dairy Products, Wellington, New Zealand * Diamond, Antwerp, Belgium * Diamond, Tel Aviv, Israel * Diamond, Mumbai, India * Engineering Works, Essex, ... (read more) Author: Jaksha Shah

17. HAMAS AND IRAN COMMIT TO EACH OTHER May 29, 2008 The chief of Hamas’ Political Bureau, Khalid Mishal, is in Tehran to hold talks with a wide range of the Iranian leadership. Chief among them was Ayatollah Ali Khameini. The ayatollah pledged complete economic, political and military support for Hamas even in the event Syria should abandon the movement as a result of peace talks with Israel. Khameini reportedly approved the transfer of up to $150 million in new assistance to Hamas within the next six months. This boost in economic aid comes at a time when Hamas’s rival, the Palestinian Authority is claiming its coffers are empty. In add... (read more) Author: Richard Reynolds

18. Iraq War Could Expand Into Iran By Election Day May 27, 2008 The Democratic presidential primary will be over soon. Eventually, New York Senator, Hillary Clinton, will have to concede the Democratic party nomination fight to Barrack Obama. The polls in Pennsylvania continue to show a very slight lead for the former First Lady. However, in North Carolina public opinion polls indicate a huge lead for Barack Obama. If the polls are correct then it will probably be sometime after the North Carolina primary that the campaign of Hillary Clinton accepts its now inevitable end. The moment Hillary Clinton withdraws from the 2008 Presidential campaign, the ... (read more) Author: James Smith

19. Chinese Steel Industry Faces Adjustment May 24, 2008 Affected by the high rise of imported mine and southern snow disasters, bulk raw materials markets throw the market into short turmoil. So we need to recognize and make the right direction of the market. According to customs statistic, as the emerging states in Arab States, It picked up the economic recovery and the robust demand in the major markets. Following UAE, Iran and Saudi Arab became the first top ten steel products market in Middle East in 2007.The rise in export products industry structure is an important factor in the steel increment, but only in quantity. It cannot be based on the... (read more) Author: lei shu

20. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad... A Key Player for World Events; A Puppet of Darkness May 21, 2008 I many times have refrained from commenting on this political puppet of darkness for whom the good Iranian people have placed into office. I have refrained, not out of fear or hesitation; but out of the will and pursuits to not give him an iota, a section or bit of attention. I have also waited until a time in which God has called me to write. It is now. This phony leader in Iran deserves nothing. So, I do not directly or indirectly write this for him or any other. I write only for God the Father, the Lord Jesus Christ and I seek to only be guided by the Holy Spirit. ... (read more) Author: Laverne John Riley Jr.

21. What Do Persian Rugs Have To Do With The Iranians? May 12, 2008 As the name suggests, Persian rugs are rugs from Persia. Persia is the ancient name for modern day Iran. Their rich culture of weaving rugs began 2,500 years ago as civilization started. The inspired style made by artistic men and women sizzled many not just in Persia but, amongst the traders who were coming in and out of the city for trade. As a result, the world slowly got to experience this wonderful designs and quality, making Persian rugs one of the best in the world. Their tie to culture ensured that they never ran out of ideas. Kings and other important men started identifying themselve... (read more) Author: Muna wa Wanjiru

22. Chinese Steel Industry Faces Adjustment May 05, 2008 Affected by the high rise of imported mine and southern snow disasters, bulk raw materials markets throw the market into short turmoil. So we need to recognize and make the right direction of the market. According to customs statistic, as the emerging states in Arab States, It picked up the economic recovery and the robust demand in the major markets. Following UAE, Iran and Saudi Arab became the first top ten steel products market in Middle East in 2007.The rise in export products industry structure is an important factor in the steel increment, but only in quantity. It cannot be based on the... (read more) Author: ji changyin

23. Obama Gets It April 18, 2008 For seven years, congress has done relatively little regarding the very serious problems we face, such as a failing economy for the middle class, a war that we are bogged down in and where we are at the mercy of powerless Iraqi government that sides with Iran, a looming social security crisis, an educational system that is failing the middle class, stagnant wages and falling home prices, and healthcare costs going through the roof . . . while HMOs, drug companies and the AMA are rolling in dough, and while gasoline, college costs, and food prices are skyrocketing. We can't do anyt... (read more) Author: e. Raymond Rock

24. The Bizarre Truth: Water for Gas April 14, 2008 Since the Iran fuel crisis in the 1980s, scientists have supposedly been working frantically to find gasoline alternatives. In fact, they already have learned how to use water for gas. This fact, however, is one of the best-kept secrets in scientific research. Nearly every vehicle can successfully be converted to use water for gasoline. The process is so simple that an amateur mechanic can easily follow the diagrams to create and install this simple design. This helps to dramatically increase fuel efficiency. Just how much does this converter increase fuel efficiency? This depends o... (read more) Author: Adam Hefner

25. Iraq and Iran - another example of weakness leading to more violence April 10, 2008 fascism lurks behind Islam . It could be just mere coincidence.">Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly, we can see that Iran and Islam are again rattling the sabre of confrontation. It is clear that weakness begets war. As that old Anglo white warmonger capitalist-conservative Churchill stated, ‘Nations which go down fighting rise again, those who surrender tamely are finished.’ Tamely surrendering to fascist Islam, running out of Iraq and Afghanistan to placate chattering socialist morons at home and in the media, or the opportunistic cowardly and fainéant, will only embolden civilization’s e... (read more) Author: C. Read

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