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Comments: علیشاه https://youtube.com/shorts/evdG4NA5opw?feature=share
Comments: President of Iran Football Federation Mehdi Taj confirmed that Iran will take part in the four-a-side football tournament in Jordan in October. Iran is scheduled to play Iraq on October 13 and will meet the winner of Jordan and Qatar match three days later. Team Melli will also meet two friendly matches with Bulgaria and Cape Verde according to FIFA International Match Calendar (FIFA Days) in September. Amir Ghalenoei’s side prepares for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup, where Iran has been drawn in Group C along the UAE, Hong Kong and Palestine.
Comments: As bread prices soar in 13 provinces, Iranians are being forced to purchase only half a loaf of bread due to the steep cost in an unprecedented trend. Low-income workers in particular are feeling the brunt of the price surge with bread being consumed as part of two or three daily meals. This sharp increase in bread prices could potentially trigger an inflationary shock. Currently the official annual inflation rate is 47.5 percent – the highest rate in Iran for more than 30 years -- but prices for food are most affected, with the price of cooking oil rising by more than three times annual inflation at 145 percent, and the price of meat also rising by 78 percent over a one year period (point-to-point), while around 60 percent of Iranians now forced below the poverty line.
Comments: Aaghaa Rashti علیشاه
Comments: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CsjUy7QA2aJ/ Ali Karimi vs Ronaldo.
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Comments: سویس یک ساعت دیگه بازی داره. فکر کنم علیشاه هم بازی کنه. از دست ندید.
Comments: He looks like he is dumping something.
Comments: Taj looks like he is very unhappy.
Comments: GolMo has really gotten old. Does anyone know what is going on with him?
Comments: ![]() رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال با بیان این که استقلال و پرسپولیس از حضور در بورس هیچ سودی نبرده اند و زیان ده هم شده اند، گفت: رونالدو هم به فوتبال ایران بیاید رشد نمیکنیم!
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Comments: There is an upside to every situation. In this case, because the rich countries are affected, they will have to force themselves to give up their profits through oil. I think and hope that Arab middle east will then become like Africa where no one cares. Countries like Iran and Afghanistan will not be off the hook because of their rich mineral resources, especially Lithium.
Comments: Faramarz, I’m not sure. I know they are doing many studies to figure out where will go down 1st. Florida and Texas are on the top of places to avoid living in long term! I’m sure they are doing this for the rest of the world as well. Probably too late for most of us here but our kids and grandkids, they need to think about where they want to live.
Comments: Zinsky, the other night we had a rain storn here in San Diego in the beginning of August in the middle of the night. How frequently has this happened? It is really interesting that MA is warming up faster. Is this the pattern that we might expect in all colder regions? If so, England and florida are in deep doodoo because the temprature difference where there is snow will be higher and so a ton more ice will melt than global averages will indicate.
Comments: KhodA begam chikAret nakone Rashti!
Comments: چه بکن بکنی شد اینجا.
Comments: Mochgir toram mikonim. do not read it tavarom.
Comments: Faramarz, Time to move back to New England!!! ![]() Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut have each seen staggering losses in snow cover since 2000, with Massachusetts losing roughly 27.5 days of snow cover, and Rhode Island and Connecticut each losing more than 30. In this region, precipitation amounts in winter have not declined much — and in some cases have increased. But instead of snow, it is falling as rain. The shift of just a few degrees is all that’s needed to turn a snowstorm to rain, and between rising global air temperatures and the extreme warming in the Long Island Sound and the Gulf of Maine, that temperature shift is already happening. You call that a snowstorm? Here’s what’s happening to winter snowfall in Boston.A 2021 study to which Young contributed found that New England is warming at a significantly faster pace than the planetary average and that the rate is expected to accelerate with continued greenhouse gas emissions. That study found that between 1900 and 2020, New England warmed an average of 1.83 degrees Celsius (3.29 degrees Fahrenheit), while temperatures on the rest of the planet rose an average of 1.14 degrees Celsius. Most of that warming has occurred since the 1960s as the burning of more fossil fuels resulted in more heat-trapping carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere. |
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