Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Damn, we are not human... should we make any sensible difference with beasts?
just few months ago I visited Lebanon like many other tourists from Europe, Middle East and Africa looking this way, beneath Lebanese and Turkish Kurds are dancing in Beirut's Sea-Side (Rouche street):


and Today, the lamb-like silent world, should face such scenes:

Saturday, July 22, 2006

I can't even believe what's going on in Beirut and Lebanon. I hope to visit Beirut someday again, in peace and pacification. Lebanese are warm and kind people, maybe because this long, lifetime war has made them so calm. By the way, I hope they can get back home very soon, and live in their pretty land forever.
Google promotes FireFox heavily on its Google Adsense programs (referral ads) I've got no problem with this,
many websites are not adjusted to be displayed normal and fine using FireFox, undoubted the problem is with their designers and webmasters, cause they will lose 20-30 percent of web surfers by the way. I've got no problem with this too!, but... Today when I tried to open my own blog on blogspot, which belongs to Google Group, I saw the adsense box is out of shape! And I've got a big problem with this for sure!

Thursday, June 29, 2006

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Fifa's worldcup group D countries in economical views:

Portugal: GDP per capita = 19,300 USD estimated in 2005
Mexico: GDP per capita = 10,000 USD est. in 2005
Iran: GDP per capita = 8,300 USD est. in 2005
Angola: GDP per capita = 3,200 USD est. in 2005
We are refreshing our organization chart at PersianBlog. I was interested in companies' structure and hierarchies always, feeling the classical management maybe. I like old styles.
being creative in your work place is great, but I think in most situations it's better to find the right answers from happened and experienced cases in other big (better say bigger) companies and firms. To be more frank, I think the art of solving management problems in small/middle size companies like ours (with around 50 employees) is in fact case study. Yahoo!, Google, AOL, Wiki etc... Doing reverse engineering to realize how they deal with problems and conditions. Also to find out the architecture and business algorithm.
I remember when we were studying on how we can build up our general portal, Zigur, Y!'s single sign on method looked so different from our model, but Google's approach to ring its sites was more similar to our system. Actually both side confirmation on a unique user ID (like your Gmail account in Google, Orkut, Adsense etc) is a great idea and really works!

Thursday, June 22, 2006

I need a vacation! I need to relax for a while, don't think about the newspaper (god, daily workflow kills!) don't think about the office, don't think about the responsibilities... The last item is an overall!
have you ever imagined the microsoft without Bill Gates?! The news about his leaving, as an executive director, and to focus on his charity programs, early 2008, during the world cup hot days, ... I got lots of feelings! They were doubtful to declare it? They are precautionary? They know worldcup affects any shocking news...
I think they didn't expect the rise of their share prices with declaring Bill will leave Microsoft! I'm not a fan or anti MS, but I think people these days are more relying on new and fresh ideas, something like youth spirit you know! :)
I believe Cisco and apple are following the same... Thanks worldcup for its influence!

Friday, June 16, 2006

FIRST:
the capacity... Everyone deals with this parameter in his characteristics. Even in interacting with others, classmates, colleagues, your wife etc. No one blame on his/her partner's limited capacity to hear, suffer or gain. The point is to know when you need to resume your mind. Like a garbage can.
these are exactly moments I think I need to take a break, have fun in my solitude, talk with no one but my mind, blog some words and walk along a street...

NEXT:
we celebrated PersianBlog 's 4th year birthday few days ago. I, as an Executive Manager in the group, felt proud, especially when I was presenting the 4th year's achievements and success story. We have more than 20 functional websites and online services making the biggest online Persian community on the web. Dr.Mehdi Boutorabi our CEO talked about the problems we encountered during past years and I mentioned problems regarding Privacy in Iran. (I directed a task force in ICC, Iran's region, about Privacy and Personal Data Protection)
by the way I hope to see PersianBlog's next Birthday anniversary.