when the mogels came from persia to north india they saw the story telling and thought it was a beautiful art form. they were not engaged with the story but saw the beauty in the footwork and hand movement. they brought the dancers into their courts. they were a form of entertainment. so, i want you to put your imagination caps on. we will go from the forest into a beautiful mogel palace. there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our hands. and you will also hear a language, which you might have heard. this is the language of our dance. it tells us what to do with our feet and our bodies and there is a lot of mask going on. you

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we are really persia of the boys.--proud of you boys. >> i do not know who is next. >> just to add in the order, -- i just wanted to add one more event attended, it is worth mentioning. i went to the kit with a college graduation. it was inspired scene. -- i went to the gateway to college graduation. it was inspiring. it was for students who have not been successful in our schools. they are now at city college. it took a while to get off the ground. i wanted to let you know. i think there were 14 graduates. i wanted to report, i attended the united administrators of sentences the celebration. it is really something. students would not believe what their principles are capable of. really, wild and crazy. i also attended the sfusd quiet time program where are superintendent was honored for his commitment to this concept. i want to congratulate the spring valley science school. we attended the sixth annual public service and education retirement celebration. i want to recognize one woman who puts a lot of time into plane

on the other hand, the city has saved money, because on persia, which is a thoroughfare, tree- lined, the cleaning day is monday, and it did not clean it any other holiday so they can save money, and i think that is very wonderful. [applause] >> good morning. i have had the great privilege of being a youth leader at out of sites used center. i serve on the youth advisory board. over the past year we worked on designing the first parklike in excelsior, which we finally got built, thanks to a grant that we wrote. we also work with the excelsior action group, and over spring break we were able to hire 12 high school in turn sought to help finish the designed, and also construct the parkway. it was a really great experience. i got to participate in it. we learned to use all kinds of tools, and it was great to be there on the street interacting with people and spreading the message about the project. i wanted to reiterate a point that has been made today that it is really important to continue funding youth employment and opportunities for work force development. thank you. [applause] >> i

. >> the bahai faith began in 1844 in what is now iran; it was then persia when a young man who took the name of the bab declared that he was the one who had been sent to prepare the way for the promised one of all ages. the promised one that all people and all religions had been waiting for. he said that, that would come about by 1863 and that he was, primarily though he started his own religion called the bÁbi faith, his primary mission was to prepare the way for, as he said "he whom god shall make manifest." in 1863 after the bab has been executed by firing squad in 1850, bahÁ'u'llah whose original name was mirza hoseyn 'ali, declared that he was the one promised by the bab. he did this in the city of baghdad, after he had been sent out of tehran, which was his home and banished to baghdad. after he declared that he was the one the bab had promised and all the religions of the past had promised, he was banished again to what was constantinople, now istanbul. he was banished still further to other places in a further attempt by the government and the clergy to eliminate the followe

iran wants the world to see this critical waterway centrally at its waterway and persia would refer ton state-run media, iran said, toying with modern technologies and political issues is among the new measures by the enemies against iran and went on to say google is being used as a play thing by enemies of piiran. google told me they didn't label this. they don't name sites. not gervin an example. google is smart trying to avoid controversial. the latest step in a battle that's going on for decades. a lot of people don't realize how important this is to a lot of iranians around the world. at one point iran band a publication for calling it the gulf and launched protest against the louvre in paris for doing the same thing. ultimately, this could blow over. it's not clear iran could or would actually sue google, but they are dangling that threat and bringing this debate back to the forefront all to make that point, fred. >> this seems highly unusual. >> right. >> but have there been other battles like this, whether against google or other mapmakers about sites that should or were remove

production company really gets rolling what's the possibility of some insightful reporting on the persiaersecu states of iran. guest: we have not reached the audience in iran because our programming has been largely in arabic. they're major shrine is in israel where i used to live and the persecution of them is clearly disturbing as persecution of any minority in the middle east but our target audience is focuss initially on the arab world because we thought that would be our best chance for making a difference. listen. like anything else, i can produce 35 new television shows at laylina if we had the money to do so. it's the money that holds us back from doing more. host: bob. in michigan. independent. caller: i would like to know why everyone spends so much money in the middle east. them people been living that way for 10,000 years and 200 years from now they'll talk about the same thing. we're not going to change them. we have to concentrate on this country because it needs more help than anything right now. guest: i understand how you feel. we've waged two wars in middle east and ira

the king of persia helps rebuild the second temple. there's always the biblical analysis. i actually think broadly not only relies upon the idea that it's okay to do business with mormons who they consider heterodox and religious matters, but they also think from this organism helps them with evangelical christians because without that seems just a moderate form of governor of massachusetts at health care reform that provides for taxpayer funding of abortion were as good evangelicals know about the mormon church is that is conservative. it is underwritten against proposition 8. i am not sure that it plays the way that current narrative sense that it plays. fundamentalists do it much more complicated than that. >> amateur is much more complicated the way the narrative says if only because they care passionately about the religious beliefs in the republican primary, there's a great till they could vote against. >> evangelical pastors are terrified of legitimacy that would confirm or upon not. >> it may come to play in a general election, as recent for the community to have s

the king of persia helps rebuild the second temple. there's always the biblical analysis. i actually think broadly not only relies upon the idea that it's okay to do business with mormons who they consider heterodox and religious matters, but they also think from this organism helps them with evangelical christians because without that seems just a moderate form of governor of massachusetts at health care reform that provides for taxpayer funding of abortion were as good evangelicals know about the mormon church is that is conservative. it is underwritten against proposition 8. i am not sure that it plays the way that current narrative sense that it plays. fundamentalists do it much more complicated than that. >> amateur is much more complicated the way the narrative says if only because they care passionately about the religious beliefs in the republican primary, there's a great till they could vote against. >> evangelical pastors are terrified of legitimacy that would confirm or upon not. >> it may come to play in a general election, as recent for the community to have s

the king of persia helps rebuild the second temple. there's always the biblical analysis. i actually think broadly not only relies upon the idea that it's okay to do business with mormons who they consider heterodox and religious matters, but they also think from this organism helps them with evangelical christians because without that seems just a moderate form of governor of massachusetts at health care reform that provides for taxpayer funding of abortion were as good evangelicals know about the mormon church is that is conservative. it is underwritten against proposition 8. i am not sure that it plays the way that current narrative sense that it plays. fundamentalists do it much more complicated than that. >> amateur is much more complicated the way the narrative says if only because they care passionately about the religious beliefs in the republican primary, there's a great till they could vote against. >> evangelical pastors are terrified of legitimacy that would confirm or upon not. >> it may come to play in a general election, as recent for the community to have s