Sharing our moments with our beloved ones

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

dastbande sabze bazikonane team melli!

vaghean mayeye eftekhare!

Sunday, May 24, 2009

دولت دهم دست آمریکا را می فشارد



پس از سالها می نویسم ... شاید به خاطر اینکه جای دیگری ندارم این فایلها را آپلود کنم
دو عکسی که میبینید عینا از نشریه هفتگی خلیج فارس که دز سیدنی چاپ می شود کپی کرده ام. صفحه آخر این نشریه کاملا به تبلیغ برای آقای کروبی اختصاص یافته است. چند سطراز متن را در اینجا می نویسم.
راستی آیا آقای کروبی جرات می کند این شکرها را در تهران ویا بعد از انتخابات بخورد؟
" اولویت بندی سیاسی
ایالات متحده آمریکا
- دیپلماسی نرم به جای دیپلماسی تحاجمی
- مذاکره مستقیم برای حل مسایل دوجانبه و منطقه ای برای از بین بردن نقش کشورهای واسطه با توجه به پیام رییس جمهور آمریکا در نبودن هیچ گونه پیش شرط
- همکاری جهت مبارزه با تروریسم برای استقرار آرامش ئر منطقه و امنیت انرژی
- تعامل ایران و آمریکا در عرصه عراق و افغانستان
- سرمایه گزاری و ایجاد تسهیلات به منظور توسعه روابط در همه زمینه ها
و در نهایت دولیت دهم با توجه به پیام نوروزی اوباما به مردم ایران به او پاسخ مثبت داده و دست او را می فشارد
..."
عذر می خواهم که تمام صفحه در اسکنرم جا نشد.

Tuesday, September 05, 2006

The most Thrilling thing I've ever done in my life!!!

SLINGSHOT is the name, guys! sure we all have exciting memories of the slingshots we played with in childhood, but this one is different for sure.
you will be thrown into the skies, tolerating 6 Gs, reaching 160 Km/h in less than 2 seconds and when you reach the top you'll be more than 80 meters above the ground!!!! and then bouncing in the sky like a yoyo!!! the worst part is that, there are no tracks or rails what so ever, you are just hanging from a couple of cables all the time! that is all.


Saturday, April 29, 2006

one of the best photos i have taken!


this photo is taken in the children's part of the adelaide zoo. A young man wanted to take a picture from his child; asked him to hold a chicken in his hands and smile! i used the opportunity and took a picture too!
you can see the fake smile on his face and the fear in his eyes! it's really one of the best pictures i've taken! (and i've done nothing to it; no crops or any other alterations!)

Friday, February 03, 2006

Iran vs Mexico


As you all know, Iran is playing his opening match in world cup - group D against Mexico. The kick off will be at 6:30 am (Adelaide time!) in 12 June 2006. It's exciting as hell!! but what makes it even more exciting is that; we are going to watch the game with our Mexican friends! It's gonna be fun! but you know what? they've brought with themselves a big Mexican Flag, an original Jersey and a cap just to cheer their national team during the world cup tournament! In addition to that, even one of the iranians in adelaide (which i don't want to mention her name but you can see her holding the mexican flag and wearing a mexican hat in the above photo!!!!) has joined their side too! so, everybody who's coming to adelaide before world cup (bahman & nazanin) please bring a BIG (bigger than the one in photo) Flag, jerseies caps and anything you can with yourselves. it's going to be a night to remember!
by the way, I want to start a poll right now: how do you predict the result? can iran beat mexico?

Friday, January 27, 2006

Happy Australia Day


26th of January 1788, the first fleet of british colonies arrived at the shores of Australia, in a place where later was called Sydney. Aussies celebrate this day every year as the Australia's National Day or Australia Day, and of course they celebrate it in their own way; going out, having BBQs, partying all night and going to concerts. It is also in this day, when new Australian citizens recieve their citizenship certificates and become Australian citizens officially!
But not all australians are happy in this day; some Aboriginals burn the australian flag in this day and call it the "Invasion Day"!
anyway, happy Australia day everybody.

Sunday, January 15, 2006

Bicentennial Conservatory



The bicentennial conservatory is actually a rainforest museum. With help of 12 sensors, a thousand nozzles, a weather station and computers inside the building, they try to simulate a tropical climate by creating clouds, rains and winds! In addition to tropical plants, you can even see a few tropical birds inside too! for additional information about this huge landmark of Adelaide city, which is a part of the Botanic Gardens and the biggest bicentennial conservatory in the southern hemisphere follow this link.