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The great creator said .."Let there be a map"....
and there was a map.
After resting, the great creator said.. "Let there be PW" ...
but something went wrong and he said "Ah to hell with it!"
Eru has made this new world out of nothing.
Let the game begin.........
Maybe the best will win.
Turn to Creator of the Assyrian
We didn't get any PW. The game didn't like it. Once again. Sorry Frank, you came too late.
[This message has been edited by TheBirdMan (edited September 08, 2000).]
The great creator said .."Let there be a map"....
and there was a map.
After resting, the great creator said.. "Let there be PW" ...
but something went wrong and he said "Ah to hell with it!"
Well, my intention was to give some more info at the start.
But my kind and polite family asked: WHAT ARE YOU DOING - GO - MAKE SOME DINNER.
And I did.
But now to something completely different.
Turns are (as Arthur just made it)
Me (DK)
Creator (PL)
Touplov (Krash) (UK)
Ceasar (Vanni) (I)
Thor (Thor) (US)
Arthur (Arthur) (US) and
Gajah Mada (bilhq) (Indo)
Europe > US > EastAsia.
Other settings:
Map, going from 0 (zero) to 10 (ten)
6 (dry)
4 (warm)
5 (ocean/land)
9 (continent)
10 (diverse)
5 (Goods)
Size: Gigantic.
Diff: Deity with roving bands.
Shape: Doughnut World
Civs: 7 (Frank was too late, I e-mailed him and others, having posted in the tread thursday morning (dk-time) and known-to-me-players this morning).
Late - I know. But I hope not too late!
Edit - and edit...
[This message has been edited by TheBirdMan (edited September 08, 2000).]
[This message has been edited by TheBirdMan (edited September 08, 2000).]
Yo Ho and off we go.....
Turn 0 sent to Ceasaer of the Romans.
Turn 0 to Touplov.
It is very strange, but the last now is the first... [File_name inform me, that this turn I should sent to Touplov, I sorry Thor...]
Hmm.. wierd.
BirdMan... Did you intend it to be this way or has something gone wrong?
Umm.. err.. Okay.. so umm.. what happened?
Does Vanni know that he has to play? I believe he was the last one to be sent the file. I mean its kinda worrying that if its like this in the beginning, how's it gonna be later? I mean we have 7 players. Lets get the game moving already.
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BTW, I emailed Vanni, and my email bounced.
Here's the email I used : firstname.lastname@example.com
[This message has been edited by King Thor (edited September 10, 2000).]
It is @libero not @liberto
I have sent Vanni the game twice now. I'm pretty sure I got the email address right email@example.com so I don't know if he has a problem.
Krash, has he responded? Did you get in contact with him? I have a feeling he doesn't even know the game has started. hehehe.
I'll email him again with the right address, thanks for correcting me BirdMan.
Did vanni respond to your Email Thor? This is getting ridiculous now, perhaps I should put him on AI until someone hears from him. What do you think?
I think 1 of two things has happened..
Either Vanni doesn't know the game is getting played,
Or he has forgotten about it and wasn't really "commited" to playing the game in the first place.
.. I would expect a person to unexpectedly disappear later in the game where he may loose interest, or something happens and he/she is no longer able to meet the commitment to play their turn. This dude hasn't played even his first turn, maybe we should find a replacement for him.
I think we need to get the game moving, but I think its better that You play his turn for him, or we get a replacement player (temporary or permanent) instead of letting the AI take over, it will mess the Civ up at this critical stage of development.
I vote for the following: You play his turn for him to best of your ability.. meanwhile we try to get in touch with him, if we get no response by turn 3 we find a permanent replacement for him.
TheBirdMan .. You ofcourse since you are creator of this game I call upon you to make the final decision on how to proceed, but we DO need to get the game moving, after all I'm not even the last player of the turn, and we haven't even finished 1 turn yet!
To have fast fun games we needed commited players, slow games are just no fun.
I think King thor was right, the game MUST moving.
So Vanni Turn should be played by someone else, then we send another e-mail every turn, until the 3th turn, after that we MUST find someone else that would like to play.
In the day of creation world, a severe deity cast group of Assyrian people on harsh land [only swamps and forest ], but friendly Goodnes [of water], creates for they a small river, thanks to She my people can survive and grow...
[This message has been edited by Krzysztof (edited September 11, 2000).]
Agree, if we havn't heard from him within 3 turns, he's out.
I have one replacement if nessesary (I hope).
Meybe Frank should get replacement ?
Maybe I'm the man you are looking for?
Just tell me if you're still in need for a replacement after turn 3.
.. or Sowasabauch ..Originally posted by Krzysztof on 09-12-2000 04:37 AM
Meybe Frank should get replacement ?
It doesn't matter. We have 2 potential replacements.
Krash, since the majority seem to vote that we continue the game, why dont you open the game play Vanni's turn and pass it over to me so that we can get the game rolling, I'll be able to play my turn within the next 7 hours. So That'll give you enough time.
Krash'll play Vanni's turn for the next 3 turns and after that, Frank or Sowasabauch will take over the civ, permanently.
So Krash, you can go ahead and play Vanni's turn and pass the game on to me. Lets this show on the road!
Right! I've played Vanni's turn and sent it to Thor as agreed.
Let's hope we can get going now.
I suggest send Vani's turn to Sowasabauch NOW, because it is more quickly and more favourable for Sowasabauch ! All the more Vani evidently not interesed this game... [ I sorry for bad english ]
O.K I have now sent Vanni's turn (unplayed) to Sow.
I hope this gets sorted out soon, I'm getting dizzy!
Wait.. hold everything..
Okay, does sowasabuch know he has to play this turn?
Dudes, I'm getting dizzy too!
Lets continue on with this turn being played by krash, I'll play my turn once I get home, we'll get in touch with Sow. and let him know he is the permanent leader of Italian Civ. 1 turn shouldn't matter too much.
Oh and my email is
NOT firstname.lastname@example.com.
I'd prefer you to send the file to me there from next time.
Turn 0 -> Arthur
In a far away hostile land, a tribe of barbarians broke free of their meaningless traditions.
Led by their brave leader Thor, they decided to work toward a great and noble goal....
To engage in science, commerce and trade. To build cities and roads, to harness the bounties of nature by building farms and Fisheries. To crush the primitive barbarian hordes by creating great and powerful armies. .... To lay the ground work, for civilization..
Indeed, "The Indian empire has emerged..."
where's my turn...
where's my turn...
Take your time arthur.
Just want to bother you. he..he..he
I hope Arthur knows he has to play his turn. Anyone heard from him? Hope he doesn't turn out like Vanni.
Just mailed Arthur - he's ok. Play with him in other games.
Woodstock was here!
Turn 0 ---> bilhq
I just realize.. i have very sloooooow connection.
Just be patient ok, it hard for me to download that 200KB file.
Could someone zip it for me before they sent it?
just wonder...


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ban this stupid cheap ass kidOriginally Posted by zeldaman67
mewtwo for sure
Originally Posted by Rabunis
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Tak's a friend of mine. that's a reveng-ism from earlier today
Tak's a friend of mine. that's a reveng-ism from earlier today
Ok ... and also, no double-posting. EDIT ... I'll edit this one for you.
Because Bowser doesn't have psychic powers. If he did, he'd have our Hero of Nintendo dancing like a puppet.Originally Posted by IEatFriedPikmin
Sorry, but mushrooms, fireflowers, feathers, and metal boxes, just don't compare when you can learn psychic, fire, ice, lightning, and all sorts of attacks, that throw your opponents spinning, no matter who they are.
Of course... if Mario got a hold of a Dark Box... turning him into a Dark-type Mario... then things would work differently.
Mario would kill it. I mean, if you combine all of his powers and abilities from all of the games he's been in, he'd be an absolute beast.
batosai555? Is that u John. And what is this revengeism stuff. For those of you who don't know, Batosai and I live 5 houses down from eachother. Welcome to the forums John!
I know it's dumb I'm double posting but I also wanted to say I'm 13 and Batosai is 11.
Mario would just grap a star, so he will be invinsable, and just run into mewtwo
Mario wins easy
Damn, that's right, forgot about the star... HOW COULD I FORGET ABOUT THE FREAKING STAR!!!!Originally Posted by The dude
*smacks himself*
But the question that remains is:
"Could Mario get to the star in time??? No one knows..."
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Four Women in Space
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Comments On Aug 17, 2013:these are horrible boots, they're way heavier then any other pair of boots ive owned, and the sides tear easily. i was riding at a track and it was the 5th time i wore these boots and my foot slid off the footpeg and ripped the side of the boot. im never buying any alpinestars again just because of that.
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Comments On Jul 17, 2013:These boots arent that bad for the price but these boots are quite heavy and the buckles are really a pain... If you can, save some money and go for the tech 8's.
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Comments On May 26, 2013:ive had these boots for about 3 months, i have two races and a hand full of rides on them and the inside of both boots is starting to tear. and as everyone states the buckels are a pain
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I agree with Nicole here. These "call out" sections can serve a good informative purpose. For example in "Miscellaneous" section of "Word of Mouth" in the latest Zine World there's a note that Violet Jones' PO Box has been closed and there was no forwarding address. This is useful information b/c I had been wondering if there were ever going to be more issues of "Free Press Death Ship" or "Spunk". Now I know not to send a note that will just go nowhere.
And if I recall, these types of "call out" sections in both the late F5 and other places were helpful for people trying to get money from the old, long gone See Hear zine store in the East Village NYC.
However, it has to be USEFUL information in these "call out" sections (and they also need a better name b/c I really hate the expression "called out on their shit") to make them truly worthwhile. Items like deadbeat distros, zine libraries that never really became libraries but still solicited zines, unsettling requests (such as from questionable convicted criminals), etc.
Again, I think it is situations like this that really highlight differences between older and younger zine publishers. But then again, I think this is just representative of the shift in culture to "Now! Now! Now! Instant! Now! Now!"
NicoleIntrovert said:THOSE types of things i would like to see called out. Not someone not getting ONE zine in a week. But legit problems with people who could be scamming or people that are just too irresponsible to handle orders.
just so you know, hannah, no, i didn't delete the post i made about today's unfortunate discussion. you were removed from the community. the post is still there & has garnered quite a bit of positive feedback. isn't it interesting to realize that you aren't the center of the universe?
i am 100% in agreement with kisha. in the age of paypal, yes, people sometimes expect immediate gratification with order turn-around, & i do think expecting a zine to show up in your mailbox in a week is pushing the limits of what is reasonable. but paypal informs people when they have a new payment, & you can just hit "reply" & say, "hi, i got your order, it will be in the mail by such & such a date." courtesy is a two-way street, & if we are going to expect orderers to be patient & understanding that getting to the post office isn't our first priority, we need to show them the courtesy of acknowledging their orders & letting them know about anticipated delays. the second or third time someone fails to send something within the time frame they promised, i think it's totally fair to request a refund.
i also think a community call-out board or explanation of who has been sketchy would be a great idea, because so many people have no clue what we're talking about when we say "slo-mo panda," & then don't understand why people might be anxious about new untested zine libraries soliciting free donations. bill price has become a big enough issue in the zine scene that he garnered his own page in "stolen sharpie revolution". i think sketchy distros & zinesters that don't follow through on their proposed plans aren't on par with the bill price mess, obvs, but when there is an especially egregious incident, it might be nice for people to know about it. i certainly would have made different choices about the way i approached podcastgate 2009 had i had certain information ahead of time. *shrug*
You're all a bunch of fucking babies; stop embracing the atrocities of this -- our fast food nation, and take the initiative to create some actual art, instead of pop culture memorabilia. Real art takes time, something worth giving to this society, to our community. So lets stop worrying about how fast we can distribute a piece of shit, and get back to the idea of being real artists. Lets try something here, and create something that's worth a damn, and can actually define us as a generation that's actually got something worth saying.
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Hi Hannah, I'm Dan. You said in your podcast you've never met a zinester that's made more than a few dollars off publishing a zine, now you have. In the hey day of the '90s zine scene, it wasn't uncommon for zinesters to actually make a little money, we printed and sold a lot more issues, had national indie distribution, got national press attention, had big zine shows, and were supported by advertising through the indie music scene's success at the time. I printed 3,000 or 4,000 copies an issue sometimes and would get two dozen orders a week on top of advertising and distribution sales, I easily made $500 on a couple issues.
Sadly I think you've taken a personal issue, someone complaining about your turn around time on orders (who was cool and didn't even name your zine, even if they seemed a little too impatient) and made it into some larger drama about "this is the way the zine community is and should be." I think it's important to remember that your circumstances and attitude are your own, we don't all share them. The zine community is a lot bigger and more diverse than the small segment of it you may have been exposed to. And that's a good thing, we want a big diverse zine scene that has people from all points of view and a variety of zines, from little perzines that only print a couple dozen issues to bigger zines that print a couple thousand and bring zines to a much larger/wider audience. I don't understand the idea of jumping on anyone that thinks outside the current dominant norm in zining. Do we want everyone to think the same and do things the same? Where's the fucking rebellion in that?
uuuh what? i was talking about people who dont sell ad space and never claim to speak for anyone but myself. thanks.
Yes, I was one of those people who requested a refund after 3 weeks. Why? Because after realizing that she had the means to contact me does not explain why I didn't receive a message saying "hey, got your payment! I'm slow mailing my shit out but I'll get it to you!" It's called common courtesy, it has nothing to do with this being a business or not. Using the excuse that zines used to take 6 months to arrive back in the day, or that it's DIY "just go with the flow!" is bullshit.
I don't care if it takes you a YEAR to mail out some shit, it is common fucking courtesy, end of story. Yes, the OP getting antsy after one week is a bit much, but almost a month is a little ridiculous.
Hell, I was fine when Hannah finally responded to my email saying that she mails out slowly. Fine! I'll wait another month to read a cool zine. But then I was sent another email saying she'd get it out before the end of the week. Yup, that didn't happen either.
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One can never predict day to day nor hour to hour living with Gastroparesis. Since Gastroparesis causes severe nerve damage it can affect anything. Including your blood pressure and blood sugar levels. Today I got a grim reminder just how severe Gastroparesis truly is and how much worse the condition can progress leaving one vulnerable for anything.
Luckily starting today I now have help from a few great friends updating my blog just long enough until my brain recovers. This comes after the unthinkable happening this afternoon. I should had joined Pumpkin and just lounged around all day. Instead it was time to do my Drano aka Hell-In-A-Jug treatment. I got up and started putting away my couchbed blankets and pillows. Everything 'seemed' A-OK until I felt myself getting dizzy then the last thing I remembered was losing my balance hitting the right side of my face and head on a wooden side table then seeing white. It felt like I broke my teeth then I heard a glass shattering noise in my head. What I realize now after almost blacking out was my blood pressure and blood sugar were low and with the table being within my reach I held onto something that wasn't stable. At the same time poor Oreo was jumping mid air onto the couch next to the table. I made a collision between a hard 50 pound fur pup's skull and a wooden table. I saw stars and went down. Within I felt was a few seconds I looked around the room and felt blood coming out of my nose. I reached back for the couch as Oreo sat next to me. I remember hearing my friend in the kitchen but I was still dazed and confused so it took me five minutes to just say their name. Once they came into the living room my friend panicked asking what the heck happened then ran to get some tissues for my nose. It was a funny story 'I thought' at the time but I was the only one laughing.
Later on as the day progressed I felt burning in my face and head. I also couldn't keep my balance. I couldn't breathe out of the right side of my nose either. The headache was horrible but dumb me kept moving around pretending like everything was OK. I did fine until around 6pm. Almost four hours after the fall my friend thought it was a good idea I get checked out. I refused to go to the hospital seeing I am so tired of emergency rooms and even with insurance its just too darn expensive. I agreed to be seen by the Urgent Care center down the street by my house. My friend was concerned because the right side of my face was becoming more swollen. I was also getting very tired which is unusual for me seeing it was only 6:30pm. Once we arrived at Urgent Care there were only two people ahead of us so we got back into a room within 15 minutes. The doctor was very concerned although he didn't want to push on my nose, face or head. He had me do some tests on my balance as well questions to see neurologically where I was at since hitting the table and Oreo's skull. Instead of just finding out if I had a broken nose I was told I needed to go to the nearest emergency room because he said, "There is something clearly going on neurologically with your brain."
My friend began to panic but I remained calm because all I wanted to do was go home, get some ice and lay down. Instead I was told the opposite which was not to use ice or lay down. So from a quick Urgent Care visit we headed up to the hospital. The doctor at the Urgent Care center had already placed a call with the hospital and faxed over the report and exam. We only waited around ten minutes then was quickly sent back to a room. The nurse came in and took my vitals then the doctor-Neurologist came back to see me. After tests and going over everything the reason I was so tired, confused, dizzy, burning and having ear pressure with a horrible headache was because I have a concussion. YIKES! I must had hit the wooden table on the corner so its no wonder my nose is swollen and feels like bone protruding. I also hit that side of my head on a 50 pound fur kids skull as he was jumping mid air then hit my right ear with both his skull and table. I am lucky she said it wasn't worse because some people with low blood pressure and low blood sugar problems black out then go into a coma. DOUBLE YIKES! Instead I realized I was blacking out because I got dizzy super fast so I reached for an unsteady table and Oreo in the wrong place at the wrong time. Oreo is fine, my friend did check on him after we got my nose bleeding under control. With my concussion it will take 2 weeks before I can resume a bit of normal activity. 4-6 weeks for the bruised part of my brain to fully recover. The nose swelling will go down in time and then I need to see my ENT specialist so they can take a look to make sure its only a fracture and not a break.
After a few hours the doctor came back in to go over the treatment plan. She made sure that I understood things will get worse before they start getting better and not to be alarmed if I continue feeling dizzy, off balance and over all just not feeling well. Its normal she said to be very tired and its ok to sleep because it will help my brain to recover. The doctor explained that the first 24 hours are the most serious and when complications can occur so she went over with my friend the symptoms and signs to look for and when to head back to the hospital. They wanted to start a good pain management treatment however my Idiopathic Gastroparesis doesn't leave much room for medication that can cause further GI problems so instead the doctor ordered anti inflammatory drugs. Before being released they made sure my blood pressure and blood sugar levels were in a safer range than we could head home.
My head, ear, nose and face were throbbing! Completely different than a migraine or normal headache. If anything today, I quickly learned that I need to be careful and more aware of my sugar and blood pressure readings. I failed to take my blood sugar and blood pressure once I woke up this afternoon. A poor decision on my behalf but if I was to learn the hard way I sure did today!
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We´ve all been paying three times the cost of health care for a long time to make up for illegals and uninsured. I don´t think this is an isolated incident and chances are it´s going to get worse. The money for Obamacare has to come from somewhere.
Medical care would be a lot cheaper if there wasn´t any such thing as medical insurance.
Outrageous. And not just in California.(This article was published in the Times print edition on January 31.)
My last colonoscopy was in a surgery center, not the hospital. The cost was half the cost of my previous in hospital colonoscopy. Because the cost was lower, my insurance company waived the copay and picked up the whole cost. How about a story like this in the national papers.The Portland Press Herald is very liberal and publishes anecdotes that promote socialist/progressive policies all the time.
She should have sent them $3000, told that them that was all she was paying (the care center would have written off the rest) and she could have kept the $84,000. Thank you very much!
Sometimes I think everyone is a crook.
They do because they can. It´s business as usual.She might be one in ten million to complain; most people can´t be bothered.I am surprised they mailed the check to her instead of the outpatient medical center. If they had, we wouldn´t be reading this story.


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Fifteen local artists are taking part in this exhibition by ChinaHouse of Penang and Galeri Chandan Kuala Lumpur.
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When: Till Friday.
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Suhaidi Razi's mixed media takes us into his world of fantasy and humour. He uses distortions on real objects to bring us familiar elements from extraordinary points of view.
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When: Till Aug 30
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Watercolourist Chin, renowned for his sketches of local architecture and scenes, shares 58 works that go into making his Sketchbook series — Kuala Lumpur Sketchbook, Penang Sketchbook and Malacca Sketchbook.


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The modern phase of the LGBT equality movement is generally about forty years old, but it seems as if in recent years, progress toward that goal has picked up steam. From advances regarding relationship recognition, to employment equality, the movement for LGBT rights has never been stronger. Our speaker, Phil Duran, will review and analyze recent developments, and offer thoughts about more to come.
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Although I have been regularly contributing to the Minnesota Atheist newsletter, this is my very first "President's Column" since being elected president of the Minnesota Atheists last month. In my upcoming columns, readers of this fine publication can expect to find exciting information about events, partnerships, and other efforts happening with the Minnesota Atheists. As with our previous president, I will also share my own goals and vision for our organization and our general secular cause. For this, my very first "President's Column," I am thrilled to make an announcement that is sure to dazzle your godless soul.
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Iran: a small window of hope
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Mostafa Sho'aiyan: The Forgotten Revolutionary and the Possibility of Unified Action
A lecture in Persian by Peyman Vahabzadeh, University of Victoria
Posted: 5/21/2013
Continuity and Change in the Cultural Legacy of Qajar Era
A lecture in Persian by Abbas Amanat, Professor of History & International Studies, Yale University. Part of the Bilingual Lecture Series on Iran.
Posted: 5/10/2013
Introducing young students to Arabic, Persian and Turkish
The UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies is launching the "Listen to Learn" website to introduce American students to critical Middle Eastern languages.
Posted: 4/19/2013
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The foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is not irrational—the current regime needs conflict with the United States to perpetuate itself in power, said Professor Mansour Farhang. He advised the United States to reach an implicit understanding with the regime that Iran will not develop nuclear weapons.
Posted: 4/9/2013
The Logic of Iran's Foreign Policy
A lecture by Dr. Mansour Farhang, Bennington College. Part of the Bilingual Lecture Series on Iran.
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A recent course on the Arab Spring taught by CMED Director Steven Spiegel invited specialists from around the country and UCLA to lecture on individual countries—some in person and some via a videoconferencing link.
Posted: 4/1/2013
Iran and the Rise of the 21st Century Intellectuals
A lecture in Persian by Ata Hoodashtian, Institut Canadien de Management. Commentary by Dr. Ali Akbar Mahdi follows.
Posted: 3/12/2013
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A book talk by Kambiz Navai, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran
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The Safety of Journalists
A lecture by Mohammad Manzarpour, BBC Persian Bureau Editor, Washington DC, following the screening of the documentary "The Ayatollah's Seal"
Posted: 1/31/2013
A Night of Poetry with Renowned Iranian Poet: Houshang Ebtehaj (Sayeh)
A reading in Persian by Houshang Ebtehaj (Sayeh) on Sunday, December 09, 2012
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Myths in Bahram Beyzaie's Works
A lecture in Persian by Bahram Beyzaie, film/theater Director, screen/play writer, researcher
Posted: 12/3/2012
Labour Agency in Refashioning the Discourse of Modernity and Social Developments in Iran [Forudastan va Bazkhani-ye Goftman Tajadod dar Iran]
A lecture by Touraj Atabaki, International Institute of Social History.
Posted: 11/15/2012
The Particularities of Our Culture [Ekhtesasat-e Farhangie ma]
A lecture by Morteza Mardiha, Visiting Scholar, Harvard University (lecture in Persian)
Posted: 11/7/2012
In The Name of Iran (in Persian)
A book reading by Parastou Forouhar, Artist and Author
Posted: 9/19/2012
How to tackle Iran: CNN Op-Ed by Burkle Center 2011-12 Visiting Fellow Dalia Dassa Kaye
Instead of committing the United States to take military action against Iran, Dalia Dassa Kaye suggests that a better option would be convincing more Israeli leaders and people that a military attack is still a bad idea if the goal is to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power.
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Keynote lecture by 2012 Levi Della Vida Award recipient Roger Owen, Harvard University
Posted: 5/29/2012
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Posted: 5/1/2012
A Night with Abbas Maroufi (in Persian)
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Posted: 4/23/2012
Honoring Iranian films on the big screen
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Visiting Fellow Dalia Dassa Kaye: Containing Iran - What Does it Mean?
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Posted 9:00 PM 5/24/2012 : Restaurant employees not washing hands
TUCSON - This week on Kitchen Cops...
Carniceria La Noria received 4 critical violations. Three foods were not being stored at a safe temperature. An employee was caught not washing his hands before putting on gloves, and an employee was handling ready-to-eat food with his bare hands. Carniceria La Noria on S 6th Ave. received a "Needs Improvement" rating.
McDonald's on S. Craycroft received 1 critical violation. An employee was mopping the floor, and then put on gloves to handle food without first washing his or her hands. McDonald's on S. Craycroft received a "Good" rating.
We told you last week about Java Edge on Broadway receiving a "Needs Improvement" rating after some violations could not be corrected. All of the violations have been corrected, so Java Edge on Broadway passed its re-inspection.
We also told you last week about Piazza Gavi on Kolb having foods not stored at a safe temperature, and a dishwasher failing to wash his hands correctly. All of the violations have been corrected, so Piazza Gavi on Kolb passed its re-inspection as well.
Maloney's on E. Stevens Avenue, Buffalo Wild Wings on W. Irvington and La Palma Bakery and Tortilla Factory on N. Oracle all received an "Excellent" rating.
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Muntoe said 239 weeks ago
This is trippin, I might have to get this! Gotta have a night to think about it though... -
stablercake said 239 weeks ago
Would have TOTALLY bought this if it were just the snail. I'm not real into the Mucha lady... -
Snp469 said 239 weeks ago
Even though snails and slugs creep me out, I like everything about this shirt the cigarette. -
Niwer said 239 weeks ago
I love her, and everything she stands for.
Whatever that is.
Probably an auto-buy, just need to check the FederalReserve account. -
movingpangea said 239 weeks ago
very nice! still undecided tho -- not big on pink. wish the girl's was cream instead. -
Silent-t said 239 weeks ago
Holy Mucha trace-job! I love seeing art nouveau-based work, but not if I've seen the exact same thing before. Even if it was sans-snail. -
skonen_blades said 239 weeks ago
I gotta side with Silent-t here. This isn't Mucha-inspired so much as it is straight-up traced.
I love me some Mucha and I'm a huge fan of the artwork on the sidebar there but I don't think this tee design deviates enough from the work of a master to call your own. Mixing it with a snail is a nice touch but I'm not sure I think it deviates enough. My opinion. Art is subjective. If I had no idea who Mucha was, I'd probably think it was a kick-arse design.
That robot/jukebox thing holding the tree on the sidebar there is sick! And I love that Fleetwood Mac logo. -
Mandaz said 239 weeks ago
I love your drawing style! The linework is fab. The awesome one on the side is my favorite :) -
jthane said 239 weeks ago
@ greenlion22: who cares what you think?
i want this shirt, but i've already screwed the budget.
except the part about this being a trace is kinda lame, but most wouldn't know.
(draw more octopi)
stablercake said 239 weeks ago
I in fact know a lot of men who would wear that shirt.
Buuuuuuut I DO go to art school xD -
TheFlork said 239 weeks ago
i do go to art school and would wear it, but not in yellow.. gross! this site shouldn't be so sexist and just make both of them pink. id wear a pink shirt and punch people in the throat. -
notelove said 239 weeks ago
oh man. i am in love with your style and linework as well.. but pink? :p -
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