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... do Ceska, jak si Dolda ozkousel, coz bylo perfektni. Nasledne jsme odjeli na vlakove nadrazi, abychom nastoupili na nocni vlak do Teheranu. Cestou v metru se s nami dal do reci prijemny mladik, ktery nam vypravel o mistnich pomerech (cerny trh s alkoholem - 300 dolaru za sampano, vojenska sluzba - bez ni nedostanete pas). Az jsme se podivili, ze se neboji na verejnych mistech toto roztrubovat s ocividnym nespokojenim.<br>

... project at Islamic Azad University, Tehran.<br>Your participation in this study is voluntary. You may refuse to participate in this study or in any part of this study. You may withdraw at any time without prejudice to your relations with the university. You are encouraged to ask questions about this study at the beginning or any time during the research study.<br>This survey will take about 15 minutes of your ...

... store resulted in bobby pins and clips which seem to be doing the job. The funny thing is that even after just a few days, I feel like I'm flashing people when the scarf occasionally slips to the back of my head. The Iranian women in Tehran are a pretty fashionable crowd and even with those constraints manage to pull off a very chic, hip look that Kate and I haven't quite mastered. We've had some very interesting ...

after finally making it to Iran there is so much to say about this country that is hard to describe, it is probably one of the most misunderstood countries in the world with so much to offer it would never fit on this travelblog. Without any doubt, this is one of the friendliest countries I have ever traveled in. After arriving in a completely empty airport we stuffed all our ski gear (about 75kg in total) in a small car that drove us to our very lovely hotel in ...

... sorte ! Et voilà une reflexion qui ne m'a traversé qu'à Paris, m'autorisant à faire un pont entre la capitale islamique et notre plus belle ville du monde, excusez du peu. Plus sérieusement, il s'agit d'avancer dans l'histoire avec, évidemment, à la chute du Shah... la République Islamique (l'annonce a toujours son petit effet d'horreur). En fin de journée ...

My head was still asleep apart from the eye and motor-function department (and even they weren't fully staffed) as I stumbled to the shower after a far from restful two and a half hours sleep - having collapsed on my bed at 4.30 am, shortly after checking in. Trying to sleep in the greenhouse conditions (Iranians seem to like their rooms the tropical side of comfortable) was not easy. Still when it came to the morning briefing, the subdued group of 17 (Russ had still to ...

... not dangerous. Many people think your country is dangerous and we both know that it isn't ) -Are you going to Israel? (No) -Why aren't you going to Israel? (I don't have time) -You have a year, what do you mean you don't have time? (I need to be in Nepal by mid November so I could do a trek so I can't see everything in the Middle East) -Why do you want to go to Syria? (Why not? I hear it is a beautiful country with friendly people) -Which cities in Syria do you plan to visit? (I ...

... this did not surprise me) but that I should really be careful with my passport as it was very valuable to an Iranian. I asked what an Iranian would do with my passport. He said they could sell it for over $5000 dollars to somebody who would then use it to go to Canada. He explained that is how many people get out of Iran, by using a stolen passport and just changing the picture. He explained that many people were desperate to leave Iran and go to Canada. This was evident by the ...

... bus ride and I am sure he would have preferred to go home to sleep, eat and shower but instead he chose to help me out. The first thing we did was find a cab to take us to the Syrian embassy. He paid for the cab ride which made me uncomfortable as he wasn't a working man. I toldhimI wasgoing to p ay him back as soon as I got my hands on some Iranian money but he said it wasn't necessary. When we reached the embassy, I filled out all of the necessary paper work and submitted ...