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From : Alice LEE <Alice.LEE@unvienna.org>

Sent : Saturday, September 18, 2004 7:21 AM

To : "Parviz Tarikhi" <parviz_tarikhi@hotmail.com>

Subject : topics to discuss

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Dear Parviz,

I come back to office and I have more time now. I browsed your family photos. You have a very enviable family. Your wife is very beautiful Please tell her that I say hello to her and would like to meet her sometime, either you bring her to Vienna or I visit her in Iran or somewhere else. Your two sons are very lovely. Through the photos, I get a good understanding of the dress code in your country. I like it particularly that you placed your parents photo on the web. I highly respect people who respects his parents.

Your web site is very rich. Almost all your career and academic involvements are introduced. If there is a "Best Personal Web Site Award", I will nominate you for it. Thanks for let me have your web site. I have marked it in my "favourite".

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Best regards,

Alice

Alice LEE, Chief

Space Applications Programme

Office of Outer Space Affairs

Room: E-0970, PO Box 500

A 1400 Vienna, Austria

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From : Mehdi Aliabadi <aliabadi_me@yahoo.com>

Sent : Monday, January 10, 2005 2:29 PM

To : parviz_tarikhi@hotmail.com, ptarikhi@iran-irsc.com

Subject : COPUOS

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Dear Mr Tarikhi

I pleased when found your rich personal page in the net, I should inform you that I recently joined to ministry of foreign affairs and started my work in department of disarmament and international security. Currently I working on United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). I saw your personal page and fruitful experience in the net .I will be appreciated if be able to use your experience and knowledges .

best regards

Aliabadi

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From : vahid ahmadzadeh <vahid_ahmadzadeh@yahoo.com>

Sent : Monday, February 28, 2005 4:10 PM

To : ptarikhi@isa.ir, parviz_tarikhi@hotmail.com

Subject : maragheh.org

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ba salam

man dar internet jostejoo mikardam ke shoma ra peyda kardam khoshhal shodam ke yek ham shahri peyda kardam site interneti maragheh rah andazi shodeh albateh be zaban farsi ke english an ham be zoodi ijad mishavad http://www.maragheh.org/web ba tashakor

vahid ahmadzadeh

+984213254949

vahid_ahmadzadeh@yahoo.com

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On Wednesday 2^nd March 2005 I attend a buffet dinner reception at the house of the Deputy of the Indian Ambassador to Vienna. Ambassador of India to Austria, the members of the Delegations of USA, Russian Federation, Canada, France, China, the COPUOS Bureau members including Mr. Prunariu, Mr. Abiodun (the Chairman of COPUOS) and me, as well as the staff of OOSA are present in the reception. Mr. Prunariu says that before coming the reception he was visiting my webpage. He believes that it is GOOD SITE. Dr. Dumitru Dorin Prunariu is from Romania. He is Chairman of the STS-COPUOS, and presently is the Ambassador of Romania to the Russian Federation. He was formerly the President of the Romanian Space Agency. Dr. Prunariu born in 1952 is from aerospace sector and an astronaut that flied in Earth's orbit by a Russian Soyuz for two weeks when he was 25 years old.

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ISWA Newsletter #19

International Science Writers Association

October 2005

1. President's Letter

2. International Meetings

3. Science Writers' Resources

4. Awards and Scholarships

5. News of Members

6. Final Thoughts

7. And, a Request...

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Parviz Tarikhi, an Iranian scientist-writer, reports that he has set up a personal website <http://www.geocities.com/parviz_tarikhi> that contains considerable information about his life and research. By fortunate coincidence, Tarikhi's website went on line at just about the same time as a fascinating article describing the renaissance of research in his country--"An Islamic Science Revolution?"-- appeared in Science Magazine (16 September Vol 309, 1802-1804)

The text may still be accessible at www.sciencemag.org

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Last updated 21^st October 2005

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