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From: farzin@apollo3.apollo3.ntt.JP (Farzin Mokhtarian)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: Re: BBC Unveils CIA Monetory Support for Iranian Opposition
Date: 26 Aug 92 08:07:05 GMT
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	<nur.dphea@lab.ntt.jp> <BtDytv.MwM@news.cso.uiuc.edu>
	<scs.drmcv@lab.ntt.jp> <BtFqGB.MCn@news.cso.uiuc.edu>
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In article <jamshid.714764583@cgl.ucsf.edu> jamshid@socrates.ucsf.edu (J. Naghizadeh) writes:

 +farzin@apollo3d.apollo3.ntt.JP (Farzin Mokhtarian) writes:
 +
 +>rwty hjsolp fsrqtg nvmjko lplaq czxbne ctwylpp mfkloqwy bfgtey awqsde
 +>mnklopo bfgyeht ma mgryhfu kw dnfju jfjeuj ay ncmdnwh ip laksopqo df
 +>dfwtrdg hg djryuoa yu kfkoppl. Qwest qwwploik dj bchssj aszdwr kjlopl
 +>gtekklo dx? hfyueo gslpzxas sl hfhuik nvbmki h gdtwuj kjoulpok b fbryuj
 +>gdteuio. wetbbcj luopzs j drwtgb kjliopq km mnfjklwi w gdteyhj facbv av
 +>jfuiolp asqwrt xvcbnmu zxsdwe mnkloyp bvznmj zasdetg gnmhk!
 +>   
 +> - Farzin Mokhtarian
 +>   farzin@apollo3.ntt.jp
 +>                
 +It seems like you are describing your conversation with your donkey
 +(KHAR), or is it possible that you have suffered a nervous breakdown?
 +Take it easy for a while.
 +
 +--jamshid

As a reminder, the last sentence, which you edited out, stated that
the paragraph above had as much meaning as what you had stated
earlier. In other words, it was a demonstration of the meaninglessness
of your earlier remarks which also had something about donkeys (KHARAN)
in them.  
  
 - Farzin
           
PS. To AhAli: I know this exchange seems pointless but it isn't! Why?
    Because it gives Jamshid the opportunity to continue using the
    word "donkey" (KHAR) which he clearly enjoys a great deal! It is
    just a small thing to make the poor soul happy. It's OK Jamshid.
    Keep writing donkey (KHAR) as much as you like. It's a free country!
From: bai@rainier.eng.ohio-state.edu (Baback A. Izadi)
Subject: Re: Conference in Iran
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 18:21:54 GMT

Last week someone posted a "call for a paper" for a
conference in Iran. I lost the file. Could someone please
Email a copy to me.

Thanks,

Baback
From: sepehr@acsu.buffalo.edu (Ramin S.)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: Re: How could we help the victims of Andrew.
Date: 2 Sep 92 19:00:20 GMT
Organization: UB

In article <1992Sep2.174024.21355@EE.Stanford.EDU> mack@isl.Stanford.EDU (mack) writes:
>sehari@iastate.edu (Babak Sehari) writes:
>>I heard the news that there was natural disaster in Florida,...
>bAbA dast-khosh, toe keh dast e "Bush" ro az posht basti!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>    --mack

Mack, this was the best that anyone could come up with , Ey Vallah
KAkoo( Shirazy accent ) ...

Later


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From: ebrahim@ee.umanitoba.ca (Mohamad Ebrahimi)
Subject: non-funny joke!
Organization: Elect & Comp Engineering, U of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1992 23:31:44 GMT


    Here's a joke I heard on "Night Court " some time ago:

 Man #1- I've got some bad news!
 Man #2- What about?!
      1- About the food we were eating last night and Jack told us
         that was poisoned.
      2- Is it from the laboratory?
      1- Yeah. All the mice on which they have been testing the food
         have died immediately after eating the food.
      2- So What's the big deal?! Why they don't try to find some
         other mice?!!!



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From: kambizm@fidibus.uio.no 
Subject: Re: Republican convention
Reply-To: kambizm@fidibus.uio.no 
Organization: University of Oslo, Norway
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 19:31:22 GMT


>I'm back from my short vacation and I found lots of disgusting response
>to my pervious article that I posted about Republican Convention. I will
>elaborate on this subject just a little bit. I believe that religion and
>faith are the key ingredient in a person's life.  Some people stated that
>they felt if Mr. Buchanan was given power he could be a danger to the
>American people.  In my opinion the people who are in the greatest amount
>of danger are people who don't believe and obey God. I'm sure you can see
>with your own eyes all the problems that have erupted in the good old U.S.A.

> Ali

Morde Goozid.
MacArthy is alive!

Anybody here remeber the old good U.S. with racism (well alive in the south 
until the start of 60s in its south African version), Marthin Luther king's
murder, John Wein, MacArthism, Vietnam war, Somoza, great depression, Atomic
bomb on Hiroshima, 1953 coup in Iran, 1973 coup in chile, Gangsters in
the street
in 30s and ...? I think that U.S. has improved since you took up your history 
book last time. The disgusting articles come from you!

                                             Kambiz
From: bashir@sybil.cs.Buffalo.EDU (Noushin Bashir)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: aasheghaaneh, Yet Another Poem by Shamloo
Keywords: farsi text, poetry, shamloo
Date: 27 Aug 92 18:09:11 GMT
Organization: State University of New York at Buffalo/Comp Sci
Originator: bashir@sybil.cs.Buffalo.EDU

beetoote-ye kootaahee-st jahaan
	dar faasel-e-ye gonaah va doozakh
khorsheed
	hamchon doshnaamee bar-mee-aayad
va rooz
sharmsaaree-ye jobraan naa-pazeeree-st.

aah
peesh az aan ke dar ashk gharghe shavam
cheezee begoo

derakhtaan,
jahl-e ma'aseeyat-baar-e neeyaakaanand
va naseem
	vasvas-e-ee-st naabekaar.
mahtaab-e paaeezee
kofree-st ke jahaan raa mee-aalaayad.

cheezee begooy
peesh az aan ke dar ashk ghargh-e shavam
	cheezee begooy 

har dareech-e-ye naghz
bar cheshm-andaaz-e oghoobatee mee-goshaayad.
eshgh
	rotoobat-e chendesh-angeez-e paleshtee-st
va aasemaan
	sar-panaahee
taa be khaakh bensheenee va
	bar sarnevesht-e kheesh
		gerye saaz konee.

aah
peesh az an ke dar ashk ghargh-e shavam cheezee begooy,
har che baashad

cheshme-haa
az taaboot mee-jooshand
va soogvaaraan-e jooleedeh aaberoy-e jahaanand.

esmat be aayneh mafroosh
ke faajeraan neeyazmandtaraannad.

khaamosh mansheen
	khoodaa raa
peesh az aan ke dar ashk gharghe shavam
az eshgh
	cheezee begooy!


						- Ahmad Shamloo
-- 
I wake up scared, I wake up strange, I wake up wondering if anything
in my life is ever going to change. I wake up scared, I wake up
strange, and everything around me stays the same.
                                                         - Barenaked Ladies
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
From: mtaghavi@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Amir Taghavi)
Subject: Gulf states plan $68 billion oil output expansion
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 06:28:37 GMT



	ABU DHABI (UPI) -- Five Gulf states are expected to spend $68 billion
in the next five to 10 years to raise their oil output capacity to meet
an increase in world demand, according to a study by the Abu Dhabi
Investment Authority made public Thursday.
	The study said Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, alone
would spend around $25 billion to boost its capacity to 10 million
barrels per day.
	Others involved in the expansion will be Iran, $13 billion; Iraq, $12
billion, United Arab Emirates, $10 billion and Kuwait, $8 billion, the
study said.
	The five Gulf states are members of the Organization of Petroleum
Exporting Countries.
	The expansion would push Iran's output to 5 million barrels per day
and the UAE's production to 3 million barrels daily.
	``Capacity in Iraq and Kuwait could exceed 7 million barrels a day,''
the study said. ``Production in most countries outside the Gulf is
steadily falling while it is increasing here.''
	OPEC Secretary-General Subroto has said demand for the 13-nation
cartel's oil would rise by around 7 million barrels a day by the year
2000, with most of the increase coming from Gulf countries.
	The Gulf region sits atop nearly 650 billion barrels of crude, more
than 60 percent of the world's total proven reserves.
	Gulf states also hold more than 30 percent of the world's natural
gas. The expansion plans also cover gas output capacity, the study said.
	A recent report by the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting
Countries said UAE exports of natural gas rose to 17.05 billion cubic
meters in 1991 from 67 million cubic meters in 1970.
	``The industrial countries should cooperate with oil producers and
help them in boosting their capacity to achieve stability in the market,
'' the ADIA study said. ``This will be in the interest of both as oil is
expected to remain the main source of energy in the world.''


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From: mack@isl.Stanford.EDU (mack)
Subject: Re: How could we help the victims of Andrew.
Organization: Stanford University
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 92 17:08:39 GMT

ahmad@lime.uucp (Ahmad Esmaeili) writes:
>babak@cpre1.ee.iastate.edu (Babak Sehari) writes:
>>mack@isl.Stanford.EDU (mack) writes:
>>>sehari@iastate.edu (Babak Sehari) writes:
>>>>
>>>>I heard the news that there was natural disaster in Florida,...
>>>
>>>bAbA dast-khosh, toe keh dast e "Bush" ro az posht basti!
>>
>>What do you exactly mean by this statement?!  or just trying to be funny?
>
>A kinder and gentler Babak, I like that. AghA Babak, before you would not
>grant a second chance, what happened?. Is it also an election year on
>the SCI that I am not aware of?

nakheyr ahmad AghA, bAbak is the same old bAbak. vali az hAjit kheyli
hesAb meebareh. So when talking to me, havAye dahanesho dAreh.  :-)

    --mack

--
When I kiss your lips, I feel the rolling thunder to my fingertips.
And all the while my head is in a spin. Deep within, I'm in love.
You're my everything...                       --Santa Esmeralda
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
From: mtaghavi@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Amir Taghavi)
Subject: Japanese discuss Iran-U.S. relations in Tehran
Keywords: Iran, Japan, USA
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 18:34:35 GMT


	ATHENS, Greece (UPI) -- A Japanese delegation in Tehran discussed the
normalization of Iran's relations with the United States in a meeting
with Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati, Tehran radio said.
	The Japanese group, in the Iranian capital as a ``study and economic
delegation,'' raised the subject of the normalization of Iran-U.S.
relations and several other subjects in the meeting with Velayati
Sunday.
	A Tehran radio dispatch monitored in Athens said Velayati referred to
Iranian assets and goods still held in the United States, but did not
say if Iran was prepared to normalize relations with Washington if its
assets were released.
	President Jimmy Carter froze Iranian financial assets in U.S. banks
in 1979 after Islamic radicals in Tehran seized the U.S. Embassy and
held a large group of Americans hostage for more than a year.
	Carter also froze deliveries of arms and military spare parts paid
for by Iran but not yet in the pipeline.
	Velayati told the Japanese delegation: ``At present there is no
reason for Iranian assets to be withheld.''
	The report came less than one week after the Philadelphia-based Sun
Oil Co. said it had settled all disputes with Iran over the seizure of
its assets in Lavan Island after the 1979 revolution, and that Tehran
has agreed to pay it $180.5 million.
	Japan is one of several countries that has mediated between Iran and
the United States in what were seen as behind-the-scenes moves to
normalize relations between the two countries.
	Relations were expected to improve after the pro-Iranian Shiite
radicals in Lebanon released U.S. hostages they were holding, but
strongly anti-American speeches since then by several leading Iranian
clerics have apparently cooled any warming trend.
	There are no recent signs that such anti-U.S. clerics as spiritual
leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Hojatoleslam Ahmed Khomeini have
changed their views.
	Tehran radio said the Japanese delegation also discussed with
Velayati conditions among the pro-Iranian Shi'ites in southern Iraq,
attacked several times since March 1991 by troops loyal to President
Saddam Hussein.
	Velayati said Iran wants Iraq's territorial integrity to remain
intact and did not agree with views expressed in some international
circles, and among some Persian Gulf states, favoring a breakup of Iraq
into Kurdish, Sunni and Shi'ite regions.


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From: harrsen@rainier.eng.ohio-state.edu (John Harrsen)
Subject: Regime admits assassinating dissidents
Organization: The Ohio State University 
Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 15:41:42 GMT

I heard this morning that Falaheyan (regime's minister of
SAVACK) in a TV interview has admitted that the regime has
been behind the assassination of the dissidents outside of
Iran.  

Asghar
From: marand@eagle.wpd.sgi.com (Najmeh Marand)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: Re: a DDA Night with Mehdi Akhavan SalesDDDaCCDDless
Date: 28 Aug 92 20:28:50 GMT
Organization: System Software Technology Center, Silicon Graphics

In article <1992Aug28.181751.24851@pbhyg.PacBell.COM>,
mxahmad@pbhyg.PacBell.COM (Mehdi Ahmadi) writes:
> 
> 		A NIGHT WITH AKHAVAN SALESS
> 
> 
> 	Friday August 28th , 1992 7:00 PM
> 
> 	Copertino community center, 10185 North Strling ave in Cupertino.
> 	
> 	Tel 408-356-1288
> 
> 	Have fun !
> 
> 


Who is Akhavan Saless?  [I've heard the name but can't remember 
much else, sigh ...]

Is this part of "Shabeh Sokhan" ?  and if yes, do you know what
else the program consists of?

Thanks,
Najmeh
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
From: bsadeghi@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Behzad Sadeghi)
Subject: Sehtaar for sale
Originator: news@nimaster
Organization: Princeton University
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 18:23:49 GMT


I am going to receive a new Sehtaar and have decided to sell my old  
one.

This is a professional level Sehtaar, it sounds fantastic and comes
with a case.

For more details, please contact me through email. 

Behzad

Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
From: saleham@cauchy.mcs.clarkson.edu (Anwar M. Saleh)
Subject: Re: baghdad is iranian city !!!
Reply-To: saleham@cauchy.mcs.clarkson.edu
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 16:59:42 GMT


zamie@zamiepcSanDiego.NCR.com (Zamie Mehraz) writes:

> This is going to far.  I don't know where Mr. Saleh is getting his
> information but I referred
 
  What information? 
   
> to three sources and here is what I found same as some of you said before.
>
> Baghdad is a Persian word meaning "God-given".  Baghdad was built in 762
> A.D. by Abbasid
 
  I agree, and I think that I posted earlier that Baghdad is a Persian 
  name and there was a village nearby (Today's Baghdad) called Baghdad. 
  And to remind you, It was in reply to Alireza's post, and I said,  
  (to ALireza): "your name is Arabic, does it mean that you are an Arab?". 
   
> dynasty and chosen to be the capital of Abbasid.  Al Mansour was the
> caliph at that time
> but at the end of 8th century and countinuing in 9th century this city
> was expanded during
> Haron al-Rashid especially.  Later, it went under the Seljugh dynasty
> and for a while ruled
> by Moguls.  In 16th and 17th 18th century mostly it was part of Persia
> especially during 
 
  This is SHEER NONSENSE.  
   
  According to Encyclobedia Britanica: Sulayman the Magnificent (1520-66); 
  entered Baghdad in 1534, and Iraq remained in the possession of th  
  Ottomans until March 1917"  
   
  The Safavids dynasty did occupy Baghdad from 1623-1638 (15 years).
   
  Also, "Sulayman organized local adminstration .... and displayed
  some building activity, mainly in Baghdad, which became aprosperous centre
  of trade much admired by European travellers*
   
  "Early in the 17th century, however, a Janissary officer named Bakr Su Bashi 
  revolted, held sway over Baghdad -- which he terrorized -- and entered upon  
  negotiations with Shah Abbas I (1587-1629)" 
   
  * building the city 
   
  Also, "The Persians destroyed many buildings, including Sunni mosques, 
  and several thousands of inhabitants were killed or sold as slaves" 
   
  ** destroying the city
   
> Safavids and Afshar and Zand dynasties.  Later in 19th century went
> under the rule of
> Ottoman empire.  British took over in 1917 and later the present Iraq
> government came out
> and the city now has over 4 million people in it and is the capital of Iraq.
>
> Regards
>
> zamie
 
 
  God bless you.
  
  Anwar Saleh
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From: saleham@cauchy.mcs.clarkson.edu (Anwar M. Saleh)
Subject: Re: About arab invasion of Bilad Faris...
Reply-To: saleham@cauchy.mcs.clarkson.edu
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 21:40:24 GMT


Reza Modarres <RMODARR@auvm.american.edu>:
>
>   Is this why most Arabs drink Coke and not Pepsi ?
>

  Most Arab countries boycott Coca Cola company because it does
  business in Israel. Pepsi is the company dat vorks in every
  Arab country. So Arabs drink *bebsi*, not Coke. They drink Coke
  in *Baris* though.

  Q. Why Iranians ask someone else to buy them wafer (the candy)
>  RezA
>>
>>    --mack
>>
>>--
>>When I kiss your lips, I feel the rolling thunder to my fingertips.
  Ven              libs                     tunder        fingertibs

>>And all the while my head is in a spin. Deep within, I'm in love.
          ze  vile                  sbin. Deeb vizin,         lofe

>>You're my everything...                       --Santa Esmeralda
            efryting

  Persian: d or z for th
           v for w or o(as in one)

  Arabic : b for p
           f for v
  ______________________________________________________________________
  Anvar Saleh

Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
From: ohrd!nbadie@cs.toronto.edu (Navid Badie)
Subject: The Voice of Reason
Organization: "Ontario Hydro - Research Division"
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 14:44:19 GMT

jamshid@socrates.ucsf.edu (J. Naghizadeh) writes:
 
: In recent days a number of articles have appeared in soc.culture.iranian (SCI)
: with explicit anti-arab tone. This attitude reflects the dominant thinking
: in Iran which emerged during Phalavi dynasty where the problems within the 
: Iranian society were seen as resulting from the 1400 year old Arab 
: invasion. This thinking still persists specially in the younger 
: generation. We must however note:

I was going to post a similar article today, when I saw this. I think
more of those Iranians who are offended by this type of chauvinistic
garbage should post and make their feelings known, lest Iranians be
known as racists by non-Iranian readers of SCI. The "jokes" are
particularly offensive, and they are NOT funny. 

: We must wake up from the 1400 year old sleep and stop blaming 
: Arabs and Islam for our problems. The Iranian culture of Sassanid 
: Dynasty is totally irrelevant to todays Iran. It is impossible to know 
: what would be the state of present Iran if the Arab invasion of 1400 
: years ago had not happened. We would probably be in a similar state 
: as todays India. The social structure in ancient Persia was the cast 
: system which still survives in India.

This paragraph has many interesting ideas, and I will follow up on
some of them in a separate article in a few days.

: The anti-Arab peotry in Ferdowsi's Shahnameh was relevant about a 
: 1000 years ago when Iran was struggling to free itself from Arab 
: domination and revive the Persian language. It is absolutely 
: irrelevant and harmful today.

There is no "anti-Arab" poetry whatsoever in Ferdowsi's Shaahnaameh!
Every once-in-a-while somebody will drag a line like "Ze shire shotor
khordan o soosmaar" out of context and display it as proof of
Ferdowsi's nationalism and of Iranian superiority over Arabs.
This is a complete distortion of the intent of Ferdowsi and of the
message of Shaahnaameh.

I am going to present an analysis of the section in which the "Ze shire 
shotor..." lines appear in a separate article. Meanwhile, I encourage
all SCI readers to get a copy of shaahnaameh and keep it handy, so
that when someone tries to distort this valuable book, they can judge
for themselves.

Cheers,
Navid Badie.
==========================================================================
ohrd!nbadie@cs.toronto.edu --- voice (416)231-4111 x6675 fax (416)231-3748
To state the obvious:
Any opinions expressed in the above are mine, not my employer's.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
From: zamie@zamiepcSanDiego.NCR.com (Zamie Mehraz)
Subject: Re: Lie
Reply-To: zamie@zamiepcSanDiego.NCR.com (Zamie Mehraz)
Organization: NCR Engineering and Manufacturing, San Diego, CA
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 19:22:13 GMT


Around 10th century, a nobleman from Balkh went to Neyshapour to be an
Ayyar (Ayyarran was an underground organization who were doing very much
what Robin Hood was doing some 200 years later, and they believed to
honesty and mannly or cowardly characteristics).  TO be an Ayyar, one
must took a test to fullfill the requirements.  So they ask him this question:

"If an innocent man is running away from a cruel man, while you are
sitting in front of your house on one of the stairs and watching this
scene, if the innocent man hides somewhere around your house, what would
you tell the cruel man if he asks you:  "Have you seen such a person?""

(i.e. if he says yes and show hime where the innocent man is he acted
against the rules for Ayyaran and if he says no, again he lied and that
is also against Ayyaran.)

He replied:  "Well, as soon as I see such a scene, I get up and go one
stair down and if the guy comes to me and ask me such a question, I will
reply since I have been here I have not seen such a person!
From: hermi@shape.mps.ohio-state.edu (Lotfi Hermi)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: none
Date: 25 Aug 1992 18:38:16 -0400
Organization: Department of Mathematics, The Ohio State University
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: shape.mps.ohio-state.edu

The discussion went so low and I will not take it any further.

Lotfi

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There are people who are filled with prejudice and hatred to others. What
can you do wiz zem!?????????????????//
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From: psc@sei.cmu.edu (Peter Capell)
Subject: Tar 'ed image
Organization: Software Engineering Institute
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1992 19:49:07 GMT


Hi, I received an encoded image from one of you whose address I have lost.
Any chance you could explain how I am to view it?  I used "uudecode" on
it, but that didn't work.  And "uncompress" says it's not really compressed,
so what tools do I need to view it?
From: engp2024@nusunix2.nus.sg (ALI NAJAFI)
Subject: Re: How could we help the victims of Andrew.
Organization: National University of Singapore
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 05:54:35 GMT


In article <babak.715553238@vlsi1>, you write:
|> In <1992Sep3.170839.12312@EE.Stanford.EDU> mack@isl.Stanford.EDU (mack) write
s:
|>
|>
|> >nakheyr ahmad AghA, bAbak is the same old bAbak. vali az hAjit kheyli
|> >hesAb meebareh. So when talking to me, havAye dahanesho dAreh.  :-)
|>
|> >    --mack
|>
|> What have you been smoking lately, that you are hallucinating again?  If you
|> need Vaseline for members of your family, just let me know! -:)
|>
|>                    With a small jar for now
|>                         Babak  Sehari.

BAbak joon damet garm. Khosham umad.

Ali.

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