Stupid t-shirts with their stories! According to Elly Levin, a Stylist of Liberty, a television personality and a podcaster, these t-shirts have become almost an essential item and will be upgraded in 2018. Levin says t-shirts with strong slogans are where they should be: “The boost of vigorousness has made the garments more and more sound their own.” People more ... Read More »
Last week, the Saudi Arabian government announced that it would allow women the right to drive from next June. And what seems like a basic human right here in the Western world has until now been an illegal activity for Saudi Arabia’s female population punishable by 10 lashes, as was Shaima Ghassaniya’s punishment in 2011 after being found guilty of ... Read More »
Behesht-e-Zahra Although Behesteshahra has been dedicated to free grave people, the upper and lower law of the city is also dominant here. Because there is also a range of free prices up to 20 million tomans in the cemetery. The cost of assigning each item in parts 200 to 258 (Phase II of the Republic of Artemistan) Beheshtak Zahra (SA) ... Read More »
BANANAS Do as monkeys do and peel from the bottom, not the top, of the fruit. Gently squeeze the opposite end to the stem and the fruit comes out while the skin will stay in one piece because the stem holds it together. Read More »
Smoking among women in the country has tripled. This news confirms various university studies and national tobacco reports. Quitting cigarettes is not easy for anyone. But some studies show that women have a harder time keeping their no-smoking vows than men. Researchers don’t know exactly why this may be the case, but they speculate that women are more sensitive than ... Read More »
Muḥarram is the first month of the Islamic calendar. It is one of the four sacred months of the year. It is held to be the second holiest month, following Ramadan. The word “Muharram” means “forbidden”. Since the Islamic calendar is a lunar calendar, Muharram moves from year to year when compared with the Gregorian calendar… Read More »
Golgate Clock in Indiana, USA The Kollgate Hour, the tenth largest hour in the world, began on November 17, 1924. The clock, mounted on the Colgate-Palmolive plant in Indiana, is about 12 meters in diameter. This watch is exactly on the edge of the river. Read More »
These days, the name “Erbil” of the Iraqi Kurdistan Center has come to the forefront of the news of the world’s media following a controversial referendum on the independence of this autonomous region; a point where the history of urbanization dates back to 6,000 years ago. Read More »
Upon arrival of the month of Muharram, a special 3500 packs were presented, including a CD-ROM of the Ashura and the mirror car pendant with the design of Hussein (AS) on the Andersugu Blvd. and Tehran’s Qeyriya Square. This was done by the student group of influences in order to promote the main and Islamic concepts at various occasions Greetings ... Read More »
Do not eat in Paris’s famous cafes Full of history and charm, Paris’s legendary brasseries are definitely worth a visit, and all-day hours make them convenient for a quick bite anytime. But you don’t necessarily want to splurge on a meal at a one of the brasseries. It’s an unfortunate fact that Paris’s big-name brasseries are now often run by ... Read More »