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    <title>Newest Posts in Iranian Foundations</title>
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    <published>Fri Jul 25 04:19:58 -0400 2008</published>
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        <title>Iranian-American youth struggle to define themselves </title>
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        <author>natalia</author>
        <time>Mon Jul 21 23:00:14 -0400 2008</time>
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        <title>Persia: Ancient Soul of Iran</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Sat Jul 19 11:05:44 -0400 2008</time>
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What's so striking about the ruins of Persepolis in southern Iran, an ancient capital of the Persian Empire that was burned down after being conquered by Alexander the Great, is the absence of violent imagery on what's left of its stone walls. Among the carvings there are soldiers, but they're not fighting; there are weapons, but they're not drawn. Mainly you see emblems suggesting that something humane went on here instead&#8212;people of different nations gathering peace&#173;fully, bearing gifts, draping their hands amiably on one another's shoulders. In an era noted for its barbarity, Persepolis, it seems, was a relatively cosmopolitan place&#8212;and for many Iranians today its ruins are a breathtaking reminder of who their Persian ancestors were and what they did.        </content>
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        <title>"Children of Adam are Limbs of a Single Body": By Fatemeh Keshavarz </title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Fri Jul 11 13:48:38 -0400 2008</time>
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from Sa'di of Shiraz on &amp;quot;Enhanced Interrogation Techniques&amp;quot;  Sa'di, the thirteen century Iranian poet, was a man for all seasons. Distinct among his peers for a rare poetic talent and a sharp humor, he was a traveler, teacher, and master ghazal writer all in one.
 
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        <title>Three Decades of the Islamic Republic of Iran</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Fri Jul 11 12:56:56 -0400 2008</time>
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Speaker: Richard W. Bulliet, Professor of History, Columbia University - Location: Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA)        </content>
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        <title>Voices For Peace</title>
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        <author>raana41</author>
        <time>Wed Jul 09 17:41:26 -0400 2008</time>
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Who we are, what we believe in and why we're for peace. If you know an American who has never met anyone of Iranian origin ... A public service announcement featuring fifty Iranian Americans: who we are, what we believe in and why we're for peace. If you know an American who has never met anyone of Iranian origin, please share this site. Created through a grassroots effort in the San Francisco Bay Area.         </content>
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        <title>PERSIAN EMPIRE &amp; THE PERSIAN PEOPLE</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Fri Jul 04 00:52:36 -0400 2008</time>
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So you think you know everything about the Romans? They gave us sophisticated road systems, chariots and the modern-day calendar. And of course they had to contend with barbarian hordes who continually threatened the peace, safety and prosperity of their Empire. Didn't they?
Terry Jones takes a completely fresh approach to Roman history. Not only does it offer us the chance to see the Romans from a non-Roman perspective, it also reveals that most of the people written off by the Romans as uncivilized, savage and barbaric were in fact organized, motivated and intelligent groups of people, with no intentions of overthrowing Rome and plundering its Empire. This is the true story of Roman history as seen by the Persians.         </content>
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        <title>Persian Women in Power (Second Edition)</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Sun Jun 29 06:04:48 -0400 2008</time>
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 From: tarafGallo :  A Brief history of women in Iran from past to present.         </content>
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        <title>The Beauty of Traditional Persian Painting</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Sun Jun 29 05:57:06 -0400 2008</time>
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From: tarafGallo : Persian Miniture Art (Safavid to Qajar Era)         </content>
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        <title>Rostam Lion of Persia</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Sat Jun 28 13:25:32 -0400 2008</time>
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so i finally got the shahnameh and the first thing that caught my eye was Rostam farrokhzad Sassanian Sepahbod(general)- after Yazdegerd III dies - the sassanians name was removed from iran - for 300 years we have no idea what the arabs did in that country
we dont even know the persian we speak now is the same language the sassanid spoke (pahlavi) 
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        <title>You eat me with your eyes- Persian Tanz-</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Sat Jun 28 02:03:38 -0400 2008</time>
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Morteza Ahmadi - Mano Ba Cheshat Mikhori &#1605;&#1606;&#1608; &#1576;&#1575; &#1670;&#1588;&#1575;&#1578; &#1605;&#1740; &#1582;&#1608;&#1585;&#1740;        </content>
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        <title>Sweet Dream - By Salar - In Farsi -</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Sat Jun 28 01:15:12 -0400 2008</time>
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Ahang Besyar zibaye &amp;quot; khabe shirin &amp;quot; az Salar        </content>
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        <title>Azadeh Maghsoodi's Portrait - a Persian violinist.</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Thu Jun 26 23:52:44 -0400 2008</time>
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Broadcast from a German TV        </content>
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        <title>Curse Letter In Farsi : Nefrin_ Nameh e Babak - Remix </title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Mon Jun 23 15:09:01 -0400 2008</time>
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Remix of the Babak's Nefrin Nameh - In Farsi -
Dorood beh Mardom e Dalir e Iran
Dorood beh Zanan va Mardan e gham Zadeh e Iran.
Marg Bar Jomhoury e Nang o Jahl o Jenayat.
Death to IRI - The Fascist Islamic Republic of Terrorist Mullah Mafia Idiots 
( My Thanks to this films original creators Babak &amp;amp; Molhad )        </content>
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        <title>Princess Leila Pahlavi</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Mon Jun 23 13:01:45 -0400 2008</time>
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For The Memory of Princess Leila Pahlavi - ( 1971 - 2001)-RIP
A Princess Who Arrived With the Spring-        </content>
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        <title>The Great  Anishiravan Rohani</title>
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        <author>Anthony Shams</author>
        <time>Wed Jun 18 02:17:10 -0400 2008</time>
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A blast from our past        </content>
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        <title>Khamenie says NO to Joy &amp; Happiness : Rythem of Pain</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Thu Jun 05 00:25:34 -0400 2008</time>
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The evil IRI says NO to Joy &amp;amp; Happiness in Iran - But the Young want to live and enjoy their life.
Death to the Fascist Islamic Republic of Death and Sorrow.         </content>
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        <title>Six Iranian-Americans Receive Ellis Island Medal of Honor</title>
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        <author>raana41</author>
        <time>Sat May 24 22:17:40 -0400 2008</time>
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 Something to be proud of as an Iranian!
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    <entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">
        <title>Iran / Persian cultural History</title>
        <link href="http://www.searchles.com/links/show/searchles.com%2Fchannels%2Fshow%2F3981"/>
        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Thu May 22 06:34:06 -0400 2008</time>
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From: Killzoneclpz - These places, i've been in all of these cities, i've walked in all it's streets but I never paid any attention, I saw persepolis like 1000 times but never cared, I was a little kid, now I regret to have lived there for so long without knowing anything...

persian art zoroastrian and muslim both beautiful as long as its persian         </content>
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        <title>Iran: Yesterday, Today and... Tomorrow? - In Farsi -</title>
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        <author>BAHRAMERAD</author>
        <time>Wed May 21 02:23:02 -0400 2008</time>
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From: dorood - Added: 23 April 2008 - Warning: Some images may be graphic! 
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