The first major sign is in the shoebox condos and none can be seen. http://link.sheidaei.com/usder
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Showing posts with label canada. Show all posts
Persian Canadian Karateka at Pan Am games
http://link.sheidaei.com/jmkrw Martial artist and Pan Am competitor Sarmen Sinani takes CBC reporter to the mat.
Failed marketing campaign for 3 big telecom companies
Despite so much money being spent on advertising that government is giving Verizon an unfair advantage into entering Canada by big 3 companies (Telus, Bell, Rogers), only less than 30% of people believed them. This is a poll conducted by Globe and Mail. You can vote following this link: http://link.sheidaei.com/ydbnu
I am so glad to see that Canadians are not being fooled by the advertisement of these three amigos.
Please note that this poll's result might change and also note that BCE, parent company of Bell, has 10% share hold in Globe and Mail.
Tirgan Festival - Toronto 2013
There is an advertisement in today's newspaper to remind you of one of the biggest Persian celebration in Toronto, Tirgan. It is a bi-annual festival in Toronto, Canada. Tirgan celebration is an old ritual among Zoroastrians in Iran and Persians. You can find more about Tirgan here (in English) and here (in Persian).
Quick history on Tirgan:
In Persia (Iran), each month consisted of 30 days and each had its own name, i.e. 30 different names. In the occasion that the name of the month and name of the day coincides, celebration in the name of that day / month would be held. Thus, there were 12 celebrations like that throughout the year. Tir is one of those days and the celebration of Tirgan is held on the 10th of Tir month every year.
Mark your calendars for July 18 to July 21 if you are in Toronto and visit Harbourfront Center to enjoy Persian style entertainment and learn more about one of the oldest cultures still surviving around the globe. You can find more about Tirgan Festival and lots of their free events at Tirgan.ca.
Quick history on Tirgan:
In Persia (Iran), each month consisted of 30 days and each had its own name, i.e. 30 different names. In the occasion that the name of the month and name of the day coincides, celebration in the name of that day / month would be held. Thus, there were 12 celebrations like that throughout the year. Tir is one of those days and the celebration of Tirgan is held on the 10th of Tir month every year.
Mark your calendars for July 18 to July 21 if you are in Toronto and visit Harbourfront Center to enjoy Persian style entertainment and learn more about one of the oldest cultures still surviving around the globe. You can find more about Tirgan Festival and lots of their free events at Tirgan.ca.
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