hakimi since before the revolution.t was related that one of his books called imam in the objectivity of society influenced me a lot . it was after this book that i found mr. hakimi, got to know him, and our relationship continued until after the revolution , after the revolution, a personal story came to me. i went to them to see what it was and what was their answer. we were with my wife. after a private conversation , mr. hakimi mentioned the story of goharshad , his importance, his greatness in history, and the fact that no one speaks in silence. he was hurt by this incident and he was one of those who had severe troubles , anyway they gave us the key to this work and of course they didn't know anyone in particular to introduce only the general concept and the general story up to that point. that being heard is defining for us, that's why you went to people who now have experience of being heard or even seen. yes, but this has its own beauty. when we were in soroush magazine, we were supposed to go to work on this s

hakimi since before the revolution.ne of his books called imam in the objectivity of society influenced me a lot . it was after this book that i found mr. hakimi, got to know him, and our relationship continued like this until after the revolution. after the revolution, a personal story for i happened to go to them to see what it was and what was their answer when we were with my wife, after a private conversation, mr. hakimi mentioned the story of goharshad. about the importance and bitter greatness of his kami in history and the fact that hicks does not talk about him in silence, and i remember i asked him why he said so much importance to you because my teacher sheikh mojtaba qazvini was very offended by this incident and he himself was among those who were in trouble. he had severe hiccups , anyway, the first key. they gave us this job, and of course they didn't know anyone in particular to introduce , they just told us the general concept and the general story as far as they had heard, that's why you you went to pe

commissioner hakimi. >> thank you, on a personal note, i want to share with everybody--i know we have gone through really difficult times as a city and i won't just say during covid. it happened before covid. we watched our artistic talent just dissipate and disappear, and i think as art commissioners it is really hard to see that and really personal for a lot of us, so--and of course covid just brought everything to--this month has been extraordinary. i just want to congratulate everybody in this town who stuck around, has worked hard, been intentional and planned it whether mayor office, whether our commission, all the other departments that work with us, all the creatives,b all the people doing it, this city is on fire. this is the city i fell in love when when i came out in the 1990 and you see that in the air. this month, this particular week alone it wasn't just about the gay pride,b which always brings people in, but there was so much going on. about all our cultures in this town. i want to give ku

commissioner hakimi.ank you, on a personal note, i want to share with everybody--i know we have gone through really difficult times as a city and i won't just say during covid. it happened before covid. we watched our artistic talent just dissipate and disappear, and i think as art commissioners it is really hard to see that and really personal for a lot of us, so--and of course covid just brought everything to--this month has been extraordinary. i just want to congratulate everybody in this town who stuck around, has worked hard, been intentional and planned it whether mayor office, whether our commission, all the other departments that work with us, all the creatives,b all the people doing it, this city is on fire. this is the city i fell in love when when i came out in the 1990 and you see that in the air. this month, this particular week alone it wasn't just about the gay pride,b which always brings people in, but there was so much going on. about all our cultures in this town. i want to give kudos to

marruecos, porque se anule el gol, porque celebraba argentina, porque se asustÓ argentina, porque reclamaba hakimi es cuidado sin límites. wishes? hit me. an alien! no manches... hang with dustin poirier. ¡vamos a la pelea! ¡dale! let's go! you and i should get in there! is that funny? let's go! le pedí a deadpool que mostrara mis spicy chicken strips con 100% pechuga de pollo. ehhh... no es lo que yo pensaba, deadpool. ¡desde $5.50! con dos nuevas salsas deliciosas. ve a ver deadpool and wolverine de marvel studios' en cines julio 26. ¡bienvenidos a jack in the box! bueno, aquÍ estÁ la gran pirÁmide del museo de louvre. en total son tres. dos de ellas diseÑadas para la gran entrada de luz a uno de los museos mÁs grandes y mÁs importantes del mundo y por el cual, por supuesto, tambiÉn iremos viajando. porque recuerde que somos sus ojos aquÍ en estos juegos olÍmpicos. como tenÍamos un ojo al gato y el otro al garabato, sobre todo en el partido de argentina, quÉ partido se prolongÓ mÁs de lo que deberÍa. >> se volviÓ a jugar dos horas despuÉs, lo que restaba. y un partido cardiaco, dirÍa yo. miguel.

commissioner hakimi.i notice that too. i live in the mission, been in the mission 27 years and it is like it was when i first moved there. things come back in circles and cycles and priorities. we evaluate. the commission is on fire right now and some of it i think has to do with the efforts of the arts commission. small business, artists themselves. i think we continue to light the fire of our young artists, our established artists, mid-year artist and this is what we will see happen. create the conditions and let the artists run with their ideas. i see that in the mission and it is looking like nashville. every place there is live music outside. i just pitched that yesterday to someone. >> i want to thank the planning department for giving the permits for people, because the biggest hurtle was the permit. it is just amazing when we think collectively and intentionally as the city the community actually shows up it and it isn't segregated. we are in it together and that is the part i'm so proud of, becau