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      Persian Drums
      Style: Iranian/ Persian 260 plus samples: Loops Format: WAV No Password! Sharebee: Bonus: HHS Kit (Note: In order to open this archive you'll need WINRAR installed. Click HERE to download Winrar)

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      Zenda the Persian
      Zenda the Persian smiled at me this morning. Twice.  Although I believe Zenda is having an affair with her boss Rusbridge, the stuttering VP of Corp Communications, and would never succumb to seduction by another man because it would completely unravel the twisted rationalization she's adopted to justify fucking a married man, I will follow the standard formula for getting a co-worker into be

      Written by: The User Pool


      Persian
      Perhaps the most popular of all cat breeds is the exquisite Persian cat. It 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 fam

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      Persian
      Perhaps the most popular of all cat breeds is the exquisite Persian cat. It 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 fam

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      Persian Leopard
      Largest of all leopards, Persian Leopard is also amongst 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 p

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      Reading Persian Girls, Nahid Rachlin
      Persian GirlsNahid RachlinTarcher/Penguin2006Hardcover, $23.95/$30.00 CANADAISBN: 1-58542-520-6I had been wanting to read this for a long time. It did not disappoint. In fact, I came away from the book wanting to know more about Iran, its culture and the role of women in the culture.Persian Girls is a very necessary book. We know so little of the people of Iran, their real ways of life, particular

      Written by: Writing In The Mountains


      Child "Toy" Was Actually An Ancient Persian Relic
      How would you feel to know that your old toy which you used as target practice for your air gun is actually a rare ancient persian relic made of gold dating back from the years before Christ? This is what happened to the owner John Webber, his grandfather gave him the 5.5-inch (14-centimetre) high mug to play with when he was a child, back in 1945, but he didn't think much of it and just put it

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      Child "Toy" Was Actually An Ancient Persian Relic
      How would you feel to know that your old toy which you used as target practice for your air gun is actually a rare ancient persian relic made of gold dating back from the years before Christ? This is what happened to the owner John Webber, his grandfather gave him the 5.5-inch (14-centimetre) high mug to play with when he was a child, back in 1945, but he didn't think much of it and just put it

      Written by: My Paperless Writings


      free portable FPS games | Portable Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian Carpet 1.0.datecode.080514
      Portable Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian Carpet 1.0.datecode.080514 | 88 Mb Game description Hunker down at your flat at 221b Baker St. in London. The year is 1896, and Scotland Yard has called Sherlock Holmes with an urgent request for help. Along with Watson, you must investigate a peculiar crime - a young painter has been murdered and found rolled up in a remarkable Persian carpet

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      Ancient Persian Gold Cup Relic Served as Childhood Toy
      An ancient Persian gold cup relic which served as childhood toy of John Webber is expected to fetch some 500,000 pounds. This ancient relic, which was made hundreds of years before the birth of Jesus Christ, stayed in a shoe box under his bed for years. His grandfather give the 5.5 inch high mug to him when he was a child back in 1945.Experts said the method of manufacture and the composition of t

      Written by: The Xo Directory


      Persian Love Cupcakes
      Persian Love Cake. Sounds sexy huh? That’s exactly what I thought when I saw this over at Couture Cupcakes. Minko (of Couture Cupcakes) entered this cake in a blog event. Minko even made her cake in the shape of hearts! If you have never gone to Minko’s than you have been missing out on some awesome cupcakes! At Couture Cupcakes it’s all about hot men and even hotter cupcakes. She b

      Written by: gigi cakes


      Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian Carpet
      Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian CarpetHunker down at your flat at 221b Baker St. in London. The year is 1896, and Scotland Yard has called Sherlock Holmes with an urgent request for help. Along with Watson, you must investigate a peculiar crime - a young painter has been murdered and found rolled up in a remarkable Persian carpet. Explore scenes in order to find clues and reveal suspec

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      Sherlock Holmes - The Mystery of Persian Carpet - Game Review, Download and Tips
      Yesterday Big Fish Games presented a new investigation game by Frogwares Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of The Persian Carpet. If you’re looking for an intellectual game that appeals to your attention, logical thinking and intuition – The Mystery of the Persian Carpet is what you need. As far as the game play is concerned, this is [...]

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      Free Download Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian Carpet Game
      Hunker down at your flat at 221b Baker St. in London. The year is 1896, and Scotland Yard has called Sherlock Holmes with an urgent request for help. Along with Watson, you must investigate a peculiar crime - a young painter has been murdered and found rolled up in a remarkable Persian carpet. Explore scenes [...]

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      Category:Persian queens consort
      rmv parent cat ← Previous revision Revision as of 17:45, 28 April 2008 Line 3: Line 3: [[Category:Monarchs of Persia]] [[Category:Monarchs of Persia]] [[Category:Queens consort]] [[Category:Queens consort]] - [[Category:Persian people]]   [[es:Categoría:Esposas reales de Persia]] [[es:Categoría:Esposas reales de Persia]]

      Written by: karthik


      Superheroes head for the Persian Gulf
      Hollywood hopes theme parks, characters fly in Middle EastApril 20, MSNBCLOS ANGELES - Wonder Woman, King Kong and Shrek are heading for the Persian Gulf as part of the rush to build what could become the world's largest theme park playground.But even as the ink dries on the billion-dollar deals in the United Arab Emirates, movie studios are grappling with ways to make their signature characters and amusement parks fly in the conservative Muslim region.Politically sensitive characters such as Captain America could be left at home. Prayer rooms will join the list of accommodations, and menus will likely feature falafel and humus alongside pizza and hot dogs.There's even a move afoot to offer Bollywood dance shows to lure Indian visitors.Investors, studios and park operators are all aiming t

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      Persian Silk Tree - Albizia julibrissin
      The Persian Silk tree (Albizia julibrissin) is a small tree native to a broad region that extends from Iran all the way to Japan. This trees name comes from its delicate and colorful flowers that look like little puff balls.I´m not sure how large this tree species can grow but all the trees that I have seen (it is a very commonly planted tree in Spain) have been on the small side not more than 10-12 feet tall. This makes it an ideal tree for gardens as an ornamental tree.The leaves of the Persian Silk tree (sometimes just called "silktree") are bipinnately compound and have a close resemblance to many acacias although they are not related at all.The seed pods of this tree species are so thin that they are translucent allowing one to make out the silhouette of the seeds on the inside. T

      Written by: Exploring the World of Trees


      Déjà Vu: Iranian Boat Vs. U.S.S. Naval Ship in Persian Gulf
      The Jerusalem Post has reported a new incident of an Iranian boat playing a game of chicken with a U.S. Naval ship in the Persian Gulf.The USS Typhoon tried unsuccessfully to establish radio contact with the Iranian boat after it came within an estimated 180 meters of the Typhoon on Thursday, outside Iranian territorial waters. A Navy official said Friday the ship then fired the flare and continued on its way without incident.I wonder if the Navy official attempting to make contact with the Iranian boat borrowed Mike Huckabee's line regarding the last confrontation?"Be prepared, first, to put your sights on the American vessel. And then be prepared that the next thing you see will be the gates of Hell, because that is exactly what you will see after that."

      Written by: On The wRite Side


      USS Lincoln Deployment To The Persian Gulf
      EVERETT, Wash. (AP) - Families are saying goodbye to 3,600 crew members of the aircraft carrier Lincoln as it prepares to leave Everett. The departure Thursday is the start of a seven-month deployment to support the war effort in Iraq and Afghanistan. As the Lincoln shipped out, Jonathan Cooper’s family scanned the deck, hoping one last glimpse [...]

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      Persian Rugs Stand The Test Of Time
      Persia - modern day Iran - was once the most powerful empire in the Middle East, standing at the crossroads of Eastern and Western civilizations. It is known as the home of the original oriental carpet, and they are often generically referred to as "Persian rugs". Having originally been created out of need by nomadic tribes, Persian carpets became treasured heirlooms passed on from one generation to the next. The oldest surviving carpet, the well documented Pazyryk carpet, is over 2000 years old. This carpet was discovered in a Scythian tomb in southern Siberia in the 1940s and has been dated between the fourth and fifth centuries BC. Its weave is of such exceptional quality that carpet weaving of the period must have been a well engineered and highly efficient art.Weaving flourished to ex

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      Finally Getting Around To Rachlin's Persian Girls
      I finally got a copy of Persian Girls by Nahid Rachlin. It had been on tour for Mother Talk awhile back and I sooo wanted to grab it then. It was also a Mother Talk Book Club selection back in January. Looking forward to reading this one.

      Written by: Writing In The Mountains


      Persian Cats - A Mystery of the Cat Breeds
      The Persian cats are a breed all their own and the most popular cat in America. They have many special qualities and unique habits, which help to make them the most popular and beloved cat in America.Cat owners around the world have discovered the many benefits of becoming friends to the furry feline.Cats were probably not domesticated until approximately 5,000-8000 short years ago (this compares to 14,000 years of domestication for their canine counterparts). Cats first appeared some 35-40 million years ago according to fossil discoveries. In Egypt, cats were worshipped as goddesses. They felt the Goddess Bast controlled the heat of the sun. This was shown as a statue of a woman's body with a feline's head. The Egyptians also believed the cat was the daughter of Isis and the Goddess of th

      Written by: Cat Pictures


      Persian Cats - A Breed of Many Colors Part 2
      It is probably not a good idea to introduce solids into a golden program to improve type and bone. This can cause the same problems that it does in a silver program and more problems. Problems are:• It muddies the coat color• Spoils the eye color• Causes more tabby markings in a color that has not yet eliminated these markingsSilvers were being bred before 1900. The goldens were not seriously bred until the 1960s.Color is most important in the shaded or tipped cats. The pale blue color of years ago has almost disappeared from the blue Persian. A smoke is not a smoke without the dramatic color-on-top and white-underneath coat. Silvers and goldens must have the proper tipping as well as black mascara and margins with the appropriate and distinctive nose and eye color.A significant diff

      Written by: Cat Pictures


      Persian Cats - Making a Commitment
      As longhaired cats became more and more popular in Europe, especially in England, British owners created clubs based on color. The blue longhairs were most popular in the late 1800's. Queen Victoria had a pair of colorful blue felines.The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy was formed in England in 1910. The recommended standards of cat breeds were drafted as well. At that time, they decided the longhaired felines known as longhairs, or Persians, would be known formally as longhairs. They dropped the name Persian. The Angora cat declined in popularity. This was probably due to cat lovers preferring the Persians' fuller coat and stockier build. The Angora's coat was thinner and they had a leaner build.People in the United States began obtaining longhaired cats in abundance from England. The

      Written by: Cat Pictures


      A Persian Sufi Story - Teaching an Ass
      Teaching an Ass IDIOT! DOLT! BLUNDER HEAD!'the owner of an ass as he kicked it on its way.What are you to me? What use are you to anyone? On your way, have lived your life in vain!' He kept up the tirade, kicking and the ass, which quietly continued, as best it could, on journey.They passed a wise man. `What is the point of this abuse?' he asked. `The beast cannot learn much from you. It is not made that way. Stop the noise, therefore, and you learn from the beastinstead.' `Learn from this creature?' spluttered the man. `What can this brute possibly teach me?'For a start: patience and silence in the presence of an ass.'

      Written by: Alpesh Patel


      Persian Sufi Tales - Bring your Own Light
      Bring your Own LightMY YOUNG SON DIED in Sina.What can I tell you of my sorrow? The boy was like a young cypress,his roots plucked up by the wind of death.ALL I could say in my heart was: He has gone pure to God, whereas I an old man, go stained.Mad with distress one day, I went to his tomb and pulled up a stone. Inside, all was narrow, oppressive and dark.I shrank back in fear and confusion.In that sad state I seemed to hear the voice of my beloved son:`Father, are you afraid of this dark place? Be wise then and bring your own light in with you. Do you wish the night of the grave to be as day? Out there in the world, then, kindle a lamp of good deeds.'

      Written by: Alpesh Patel


      Original Persian cats and behaviours
      PERSIAN (LONGHAIR) ORIGINALLong-haired cats are thought to have originated in Asia. Specimens were first brought to the West by travelers during the 16th century. They reached Italy first ant then France and finally Britain. They were probably from Turkey, for they were commonly called Angora (the old name for Ankara). Later specimens, which came from Persia and Afghanistan, had a longer and denser coat and more cobby body. As breeding programs developed, the two distinctive types that we know today, the Angora and the Persian emerged. A book published in 1876 referred to long-haired cats as Asiatic cats. However, breeders were selecting for the more thickly coated and cobby type, increasingly known as the Persian, which was gaining favor over the Angora. By 1901 there were 13 recognized c

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      A Sufi Persian Parable
      The Man Who Became a Slave ‘Got You!’ cried the merchant, pouncing in the triumph on a raged unkempt man in the market place. I’ll teach you to run away, slave! Put the chains on him, men. Now fellow, you’ll pay for all the time and trouble I’ve had recapturing you.’ They dragged the unfortunate man off to Baghdad where the merchant was having himself a large house built. The slave was put to the hardest and the dirtiest labor. He struggled to dig foundations in clay. He dragged the stone heaved the wood. A year passed. Then, one morning, an abject starving wretch fell on his knee before the merchant. ‘Forgive me master’, he begged. ‘I am your slave. I ran away a year ago.’ The merchant gasped in astonishment. ‘But if you are my runaway slav

      Written by: Alpesh Patel


      Caring white Persian cats
      These days, Persian cats are among the most popular breeds of cat. Well known for their gentle and sweet personalities and their long hair, Persian cats have very interesting features. They are great companions for almost everyone, and not very demanding. Unlike other races, such as race Siamese, Persian breeds require very little attention. Although the white color is normally associated with Persian cats, they fall into a variety of other colors, too. During competitions, they are divided into seven divisions of solid color, silver and gold, Tabby, in the shadow and smoke, particolor, bicolor, and the Himalayas. Whatever the color of the Persian cat it is, they are the most noticed during competitions by their long flowing coats. Persian cats should always be kept inside of the hous

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      A Sufi story from Persian Tales
      The Discontented Dervishes King Salih, one of the Kings of Syria, used to get up before dawn and walk about the streets and bazaars, heavily veiled like and Arab. He was renowned for friendship with the poor and this was one of the ways he chose to find out about them and their problems. Once, on one of the excursions, he stopped near a mosque. He had heard discontented voices coming from inside. He looked through the doorway without being noticed by the two dervishes sheltering there. They had no cloaks and had not been able to sleep all night because of cold. ‘There is no justice in this world’, said one. ‘But we’ll have satisfaction – on Judgment Day’.‘I hope so’. said the other, ‘but I hope that those who have enjoyed this world get what they deserve as wel

      Written by: Alpesh Patel


      Persian Proverbs
      Rose For Valentine’s Day : Links to know more about Rose Facts: Miniature Rose | Growing Miniature Roses Indoor | Rose Facts | Meaning of Roses | Roses and Culture | Growing Roses in Containers He who want a rose must respect the thorn. He who wants content cannot find an easy chair. I used to feel sorry [...]

      Written by: Peace Spiritual Inspiration


      Persian Architecture
      An animated film inspired by the Persian Architecture. Made by Cristóbal Vila (who also made the Fallingwater animation on my 2nd post). Great lighting and camera movement. The details and textures are incredible. One thing I've noticed with Mr. Vila's films is that he opens them very well with an artistic expression of some sort.

      Written by: The 3-Dimensional Dream


      Persian Architecture
      An animated film inspired by the Persian Architecture. Made by Cristóbal Vila (who also made the Fallingwater animation on my 2nd post). Great lighting and camera movement. The details and textures are incredible. One thing I've noticed with Mr. Vila's films is that he opens them very well with an artistic expression of some sort.

      Written by: The 3-Dimensional Dream


      Persian cat
      Another picture of my cute colourpoint persian cat. Isn't she CUTE!!! Currently she is looking for a handsome white male persian cat. So, if you can connect me with someone who has one - please do it (I'm in Bulgaria as you know). On the point - the photo is made with Canon 20D and Canon EF 35mm f/2 at f/4. The lens is a lot blurry at f/2, but very sharp at f/4 (as sharp as Canon EF 135mm f/2 at f/2 if you know what I meen).(This photo is originally published at iMeleon.com)

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      3 Tips About Persian Carpets Tips
      Importing Persian Carpet Many people shy away from Persian carpet in the homes because they are afraid of the costs of such a 'luxury' item. With the newly networked world, these pieces of art and functional decoration are no longer so cost prohibitive. If you have an internet connection and a computer, you can now import Persian carpet for far less than you could historically purchase it for.   Are you itching for a Persian rug and need tips about Persian carpets to help you locate and select one? On the Internet, there are literally hundreds of websites offering discounted importing of Persian carpet and rugs. Because of advances in worldwide shipping, even the smallest tribes who create these amazing works of art are able to distribute their items across the globe. If you are looking for Persian carpet for your home, take a look at the possibilities of importing your carpet rather than going to your local shop. You may save a bunch by taking this small extra step. A

      Written by: The Colour Is Gray


      Webkinz Persian Cat
      Discover a virtual world with Webkinz pets. Webkinz animals come with a special Internet code so your child can interact with it online. The code lets you enter Webkinz World and bring your pet to life. Pet owners can name it, make it a home and even play games. Persian Cat measures 10". Not recommended for children under 3.ReviewsGood The stuffed animal isn't as cute as some of the other webkinz out there but the girls just love it anyway. The white fur is tough to keep clean and the hair mats up a bit but they like to brush it. The virtual pet on the website is very cute and always white and groomed. All the kids love to play with the virtual pet. The website teaches money management, economics, responsibility and has educational quizes. Good toy.Webkinz rule!My daughter absolutely loves Webkinz! This was her first one. She now has 3 and is getting all of her friends to collect them so they can meet online. Nice, clean (G rated), safe, and fun!Cute as a Button My six year old is lov

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      Awesome Persian Fare
      Arya Global Cuisine: Persian, Italian and American says the banner. Hmm, interesting combo methinks as I walk into this restaurant on Stevens Creek and Blaney, Cupertino. Turns out this new eatery has opened only about five weeks back.The Persian owners ran an Italian restaurant in the Orange County area before they moved to the Bay Area, which explains the rather unusual combination of cuisine they serve here. However, I must warn you that the menu is mostly Persian with some Italian dishes and hardly anything that seems American! The decor is beautiful and classy: the colors, the paintings, the granite, etc. Everything is bright and new right now, as you can expect.Starters include the Tadig, which is a crispy rice dish topped with three different sauces of Gheimeh (tomato, yellow split peas), Ghormeh (leek , parsley, spinach, coriander), and Fesenjoon (walnuts and pomegranate). Entrees include staples such as the Chelo Kebab Soltani, Lamb Kebab, Baghali Polo which is stewed Lamb Sha

      Written by: Traveller's Tales


      Persian Music
      Persia has a refined musical culture known to have been widely influenced by many cultures such as the Greeks, Arabs, Spain and even Japan. With an elaborate musical history, the early Persian Empire started by King Herodotus had great court musicians such as Barbod, Nakissa and Ramtin. Barbod has been credited with devising the first Persian musical system known as the Khosravaani or Royal Modes. Around the 7th century when Persia was invaded by the Arab dynasty, the Arabs discovered a culturally rich musical heritage. During the Abbasid dynasty, Persian musicians living in a secular environment away from Islamist religious leaders opposed to the onslaught of Persian music, and began to perform in different corners of the Islamic Empire. However after the decline of the Abbasid dynasty, and with the rise of Shi'ite clerics there was a gradual decline in musical theory and lack of creative growth.Becoming a mere decorative piece of art, Persian music was reduced to court musicians’

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      Caring For Persian Cats
      These days, Persian cats are among the most popular breeds of cat. Well known for their gentle and sweet personalities and their long hair, Persian cats have very attractive features. They're great companions for virtually anyone, and not very demanding. Unlike other breeds, such as the Siamese breed, Persian breeds need very little attention. Although white is the color normally associated with Persian cats, they actually come in a variety of other colors as well. During competitions, they're divided into seven color divisions – solid, silver and gold, tabby, shaded and smoke, bicolor, particolor, and Himalayan. No matter what color of Persian cat it may be, they're best noticed during competitions by their long and flowing coats. Persian cats should always be kept inside of the house, to protect their coat. If they travel outside, they can easily damage their coat. They will also need to be brushed daily with a metal comb, or their coat can become tangled, which will lea

      Written by: Pet Health Care Articles


      Enterprise Strike Group Commences Operations in Persian Gulf
      The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise conducts maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, Aug. 17, 2007. U.S. Navy photo by Seaman Brandon Morris. Enterprise Strike Group Commences Operations in Persian Gulf 20 Aug 07 USS Enterprise Public Affairs ABOARD USS ENTERPRISE — Enterprise Carrier Strike Group commenced operations in the Persian Gulf Aug. 10, where they are currently deployed to support maritime security operations as well as Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. Rear Adm. Daniel P. Holloway, commander, Carrier Strike Group 12/Enterprise Strike Group, said the strike group is ready to do what it takes to accomplish the mission. => Read more!

      Written by: Asymmetric


      Persian Leopard — magnificence with a snarl
      One of Budapest Zoo’s rare Persian leopard cubs (Panthera pardus saxicolor) practices it’s snarl during the first public appearance of the triplet cubs, Bella, Bara and Bahar in Budapest, Hungary, Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007. The triplets were born on June 19. (AP Photo/Bela Szandelszky)

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      What Is The Persian Cat?
      The Persian cat we know today in all its various collour forms is one of the oldest pedigree breeds around. It also has one of the longest and bushiest coats among the long-haired group of cats. The incredible density of the Persian coat is due to the combination of a large amount of ‘down’ or fine hair, and long ‘guard’ hair. This characterstic makes them the softest-coated breed of pet cat. The dense coat also means that Persians are high  maintenance, as they require constant grooming to prevent the fur from matting and knotting. The Victorian Persian, or late 19th century white-coated cat, was originally crossed with an Angora type to produce the Persian long-haired cat. The earliest European and American forms were white with blue eyes. There were also a number of crosses with blue, cream and black long-haired varieties that produced the orange-eyed form. The two eye-colour forms were characterized separately just before the Second World War. Persian kitt

      Written by: Questions About Cats


      What Is The Persian Cat?
      The Persian cat we know today in all its various collour forms is one of the oldest pedigree breeds around. It also has one of the longest and bushiest coats among the long-haired group of cats. The incredible density of the Persian coat is due to the combination of a large amount of ‘down’ or fine hair, and long ‘guard’ hair. This characterstic makes them the softest-coated breed of pet cat. The dense coat also means that Persians are high  maintenance, as they require constant grooming to prevent the fur from matting and knotting. The Victorian Persian, or late 19th century white-coated cat, was originally crossed with an Angora type to produce the Persian long-haired cat. The earliest European and American forms were white with blue eyes. There were also a number of crosses with blue, cream and black long-haired varieties that produced the orange-eyed form. The two eye-colour forms were characterized separately just before the Second World War. Persian kitt

      Written by: Questions About Cats


      IRAQ - IRAN : The Persian Goverment wants to develop shared oilfields with Iraq
      Read more | Digg story Iran wants to develop previously untapped oil fields shared with neighboring Iraq, a move that will benefit the two countries which fought a war in the 1980s, an Iranian oil official said on Saturday. “We hope to start working together. Both countries stand to gain. We would strengthen investment and make the best use of our shared fields,” Gholamhossein Nozari, managing

      Written by: G3nergy The Clean Development


      IRAQ - IRAN : The Persian Goverment wants to develop shared oilfields with Iraq
      Read more | Digg story Iran wants to develop previously untapped oil fields shared with neighboring Iraq, a move that will benefit the two countries which fought a war in the 1980s, an Iranian oil official said on Saturday. “We hope to start working together. Both countries stand to gain. We would strengthen investment and make the best use of our shared fields,” Gholamhossein Nozari, managing

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      Mini Persian Rugs for Your Computer Mouse
      Your poor computer mouse. It provides a ceaseless service whilst being manhandled and shoved all over the place and how do you repay it – by giving it it’s own mat (the very same type of article you... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

      Written by: Thoughts from the Sidelines


      A Persian Valentines Day
      This past weekend I was in Lincoln, Nebraska. Oh, the lovely places you get to travel for math conferences! Besides Lincoln, I’ve been lucky enough to visit Bloomington, IN, Ithaca, NY, and North Conway, NH. I’m still waiting for the conference in Hawai’i. The conference in Lincoln was the Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics, and I was an invited graduate student, which meant that my major purpose there was as a mentor, role model, and answerer of questions about graduate school. It was lovely to see so many undergraduate women interested in math, but the conference didn’t have much to offer in the way of food. I returned to San Diego on Sunday night. On Monday, neither Henning nor I felt like cooking, and we both had some work to do, so we went down to University Heights to Cream and then for dinner at Sultan Banoo, a cute little Persian restaurant on Park Blvd. The food was delicious, as usual, and I was inspired to try my hand at a Pers

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      Persian Arrests in Iraq
           Earlier this month the New York Times reported, "The administration has long accused Iran of meddling in Iraq, providing weapons and training to Shiite forces with the idea of keeping the United States bogged down in the war.” (Sanger & Gordon, NY Times, 2007)  It is notable that as the U.S. occupation of Iraq stretches out further, the U.S. policy on the Iranian Shiite in Iraq is moving closer and closer to the policy that Saddam held toward the Iraqi-Iranians when he was in power.  The U.S. reach has recently moved into Kurdistan, which has been seen as protected by the U.S. until now.  "American forces in Iraq conducted at least two raids against suspected Iranian operatives, including the raid on Erbil”.  (Sanger & Gordon, NY Times, 2007).     Peace, Amaal        

      Written by: Seduced By Fear


      Mummy And Daddy Went Persian
      Look at where Mummy and Daddy went for their belated wedding anniversary dinner yesterday! And they had dinner at some chic place that serves Persian cuisine called Shiraz. So nice! I guess when you’ve grown up and gotten tired of toys like I do sometimes, you go to fancy places like this to eat. I wonder if they have a kid’s meal. For more pictures and reviews of the restaurant they went to, go to Mummy’s blog. Oh! Did I say Mummy’s blog? Oh yes … !! Daddy finally convinced her to put some of her recipes and cooking on a blog. She’ll get help with the restaurant reviews which Daddy will do. So go and check out Trin’s Kitchen, ya?

      Written by: They Might Be Curly Giants!


      Pink blogule to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Persian Letters to George W. Bush
      Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's words are softer on paper than at an anti-zionist tribune. I definitely cannot award a white blogule to this man, but one has to admit he gave quite a lesson to Our Dear Compassionate Leader Lord Dubya : History 101, Religion 101, Politics 101, Economics 101, Communication 101, Social Sciences 101... a one way casual conversation from a radical fundamentalist to a radical and autistic fundamentalist. Too bad L. Ron Hubbard couldn't join : his noxious insights about Battlefield Earth would perfectly complete the picture. "Is there no better way to interact with the rest of the world ?" Indeed.We're not evil, see ? Neither you nor me. We've got so much in common. Let's talk and read some verses together. "Those in power have specific time in office, and do not rule indefinitely, but their names will be recorded in history and will be constantly judged in the immediate and distant futures. The people will scrutinize our presidencies." How true.I'm scrutinizi

      Written by: blogules


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