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I just won Tabriz Computer Competition!

I heard about the competition from my school principal and without hesitation, I signed up. On the day of the competition, I showed up and gave it my all. And boy, was I pleasantly surprised! The competition was a lot smoother and easier than I had imagined.But the real surprise came when I was walk... Read all

30 April 2009


DataLife Engine v7.5 just released!

I'm excited to share with you the news about DataLife Engine, the best Content Management System (CMS) available in the market. If you're like me, who enjoys having complete control over the details of your website, then you'll be happy to know that the latest version 7.5 has been translated into Fa... Read all

16 January 2009


ADSL - My First Experience with HamaraSystem

I recently signed up for HamaraSystem, a high-speed internet service provider, and let me tell you, my online experience has been completely transformed!Before, I was using a dial-up connection, and it was a slow and frustrating experience. Pages took forever to load and forget about streaming video... Read all

05 September 2008


Fall, School, Again

Starting school again after a summer break can be a bittersweet experience for students. While there's excitement about seeing friends and teachers, there's also a sense of dread about returning to a structured routine. For me, this year was no different. Despite not having the relaxing summer I wan... Read all

26 August 2008


FireFox 2.0

You may have heard of the browser called Firefox, but did you know it started as a little project back in 2002? It was created to give people more choices and freedom online. And that's how Firefox Version 2 came to be.The philosophy behind its existence is simple: The web is a crucial part of our l... Read all

04 May 2008


Assassin's Creed, A Breakthrough

Yes, you heard that right. The "Assassin's Creed" franchise has some philosophical depth.At its core, the game explores the struggle between two ancient societies, the Assassins and the Templars, each with their own distinct beliefs and principles. The Assassins, who value free will and individualit... Read all

20 April 2008


The Egyptian, by Mika Waltari

Sinuhe, the Egyptian is a historical novel that its authors claim was written by the ancient Egyptian scribe Sinuhe. After being discovered by Finnish author Mikael Waltari, it was translated from the ancient Egyptian language to Finnish. This book, which is the author's most important work, is base... Read all

16 April 2008


My Journey Keeps Going

Today I woke up with a sense of excitement. I had a plan for the day, and it involved spending some quality time with my computer, learning new things and creating something that has never existed before. That's what programming is to me, a never-ending journey of discovery and creation.I started my... Read all

08 July 2007


Night

The creation in the ocean was drowned at night. The night was so dark on the world that it was said that it would never rise again; it was said that it had sat there since eternity; it was neither yesterday nor will it be tomorrow, and I- like a ghost who wanders aimlessly in the silent nights of qu... Read all

07 July 2007


Finding Joy in the Simple Things

It's a beautiful sunny day and I'm sitting on a bench in the park, watching people go by. The world around me is bustling with life and excitement, and I can't help but feel grateful for this moment of peace and tranquility. I take a deep breath and let the sun warm my face, feeling a sense of conte... Read all

10 May 2007


A little deeper

It's a quiet and lonely Sunday evening, and I'm sitting in my room, staring out the window. The sky is gray, and the rain is tapping against the glass, mirroring the sadness I feel in my heart.I've been feeling down lately, like I don't quite fit in with the world around me. I try to be like everyon... Read all

10 April 2007


Nowruz 2007

Nowruz 2007 was a nostalgic one for me. It was a reminder of all the previous celebrations, each with its own memories and moments. The tradition of marking the start of spring and symbolizing renewal, growth, and hope never gets old. As someone who has celebrated Nowruz multiple times, I appreciate... Read all

21 March 2007

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