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 Famous Iranian designer, Bijan Pakzad suffered a stroke and has passed away. Bijan was more famously known for his large boutique on Rodeo Drive, also known as the world's most expesive boutique store, where he hand tailored and hand designed clothes to some of the most influential and famous persons in the world. To Iranians, one thing that set him apart was the pride he took in his culture where he was never ashamed of saying that he was Iranian. May other people in that culture try to embrace their roots as Bijan did.
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In their latest LAME attempt, Tesla motors, aka a pseudo Lotus with laptop batteries charging the car is suing Top Gear over allegations that Top Gear drove the car too hard. Sorry to break your overies Tesla, but that's how people drive a sports car-- hard, real hard. Sorry if your car died after 55 miles that's why electric SPORTS car have no place in real world driving. To read more about the story click on the Top Gear Link below: Top Gear Words: TruClutch
 Osama Bin Laden was killed last night, on Sunday, by American special forces (Navy Seals and Delta Force members most likely) in a firefight. Bin Laden was hiding in a luxory mansion in plain sight in a major city, Abottabad, Pakistan which is approximately 100 km away from Pakistan's capital. The war on terror may have come to an end and the question that now remains is how will Afghanistan rebuild itself with the Taliban? Will the Taliban lose its foothold now that the leader of Al-Qaeda is dead? All we can do is hope that little by little, progress is made with cultural developments and connections as well. Words: Rostam
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