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118. According to some scholars, the most important person in
the recorded history of religion, is the Persian Prophet - -
Zoroaster. (Check Internet, Persian Culture, also Mithraism,
etc).
119. FAMOUS PERSIAN PROPHETS/RELIGIOUS FOUNDERS:
1. Zoroaster (500 B.C.), Founder of Zoroastrianism, the
oldest living religion in the world, that has influenced all other
religions, including Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
2. Maani "The Messenger of Light" (the founder of Gnosticism
and Manicheanism that influenced Christianity, later). The _expression
of "Manichaean language" or religious absolutism came from there.
3. Mazdak (founder of Mazdakism, a communist movement at 500
AD).
4. Baabak Khorram-din, 800 AD (Founder of the Religious-
Political movement of Khorram Dinan).
5. Hassan Sabbah (founder of Militant Esmailism and the
originator of the Assassins, or the Hashashin movement, also known
as Fedayins, 11th century A.D).
6. Agha Khan Mahallati 1900 A.D. (Founder of Agha Khani /
Esmaili sect.).
7. Baab (Ali Mohammad) 1900 A.D. (Founder of Babism).
8. Bahaullah,1900 A.D. (Founder of Bahaism).
9. Shah Nematullah Kermani, Sheikh Safi-Uddin, Safi Ali Shah
and many other founders of Sufi Orders.
120. The hippies of Europe and America got their hairstyle
and their shabby looks (and probably their ideas, too from the Fekirs
and Qalandars of India, who in turn got it from the Dervishes and
Sufis of Persia!
121. The philosophy of Yin and Yang (male-female/positive-
negative), which is the foundation of the Taoist religion in China,
Korea, Japan, etc., was first introduced by the Persian Prophet
Zoroaster, as the Ahura Mazda (God of light) and Ahriman (God of
darkness) some 5,000-6,000 years ago.
It was later on expanded further by another Persian
Prophet-Maani, as religious and philosophical Dualism of Good and
Evil (see Webster).
122. The concept of Celibacy in Christianity was one of the
many influences of the Persian Prophet Maani on the Christian Faith
("Manicaean influences on the Augustinian Doctrines") see Webster.
123. Special respect for the animals, particularly cows and
bulls, which was very popular among the early Egyptians and the
Indians today, has an Aryan (Iranian) origin. It's because of those
animals' great roles in agriculture and human sustenance. (And
considering that the early Egyptians and the Brahmans of India, were
actually the emigrants from the Land of Arya, the connections becomes
more evident).
But, while the Indian and the Egyptian cultures
considered all animals sacred, even the dangerous ones (crocodiles,
snakes, disease-carrying mice, etc.) the Persians respected the good
ones, but also did not hesitate to kill the harmful.
124. The latest archeological, historical and linguistic
researches very clearly show that the Europeans (Eastern and Western)
were originally the migrants from the Land of the Aryans (Iran). So
were the ruling classes of Egypt (the Pharaohs), and India (the
Brahmans), as well as the ancient Greeks and the Romans.
In other words, all those leading cultures of the
ancient world were the children of the migrant Iranians of the olden
days.
But how about the White Americans of today? Well,
the White Americans are actually the children of of the European
migrants, or the "grandchildren" of the Persians or the Iranians!
125. The first people, who accepted and believed in Jesus
Christ, were the Persians. See the story of the three Magi/Wise
men/Kings, who came from Persia to see baby Jesus (Ref. Mathew II).
126. In Political and Economic Fronts. The first revolution
in the Middle East, even ahead of the 1917 Russian Revolution, was
the Mashruta (Constitutional) Revolution of Iran, in 1906. It changed
the country from an absolute Monarchy to a Constitutional Monarchy.
127. The first religious revolution in the world, that led to
the establishment of an Islamic Republic, took place in Iran in 1979.
Ahmad Ben Bella, the revolutionary president of Algeria called it
the "Miracle of our Age". (Ettelaat, Tehran January 1980).
That Islamic Revolution caused the Revival of the
Islamic aspirations all over the Muslim world, which is visible
everywhere, today. (Time Magazine, New York, April 16, 1979. Also
International Herald Tribune September 4, 2002)
128. The first nationalization of oil and other natural
resources in the Middle East was lead by Dr. Mohammad Mosaddeq of
Iran, in 1940s and 1950s.
129. The first oil well in the world was found and drilled in
the Persian City of Baku (or Baad Kubeh = the Windy City, now the
capital of Azerbaijan) in the 1394, A.D. (New World, Siemens
Magazine, Germany Sept. 2001). It was in this same region that the
first Temple of Fire was built by the followers of Zoroaster the
Persian Prophet some 5, 000 years ago).
130. The first oil pipeline also was built in Baku, from the
woods of the Caspian region.
131. The first oil tanker in the world was built in Baku, and
it was named after the Persian Prophet the Zoroaster. (Source: New
World, Siemens Magazine, Germany, Sept. 2001).
132. The largest inland body of water in the world, is
located in Northern Persia. The Caspian Sea, with the best Caviar in
the world, plus oil, gas and a lot of flora and fauna.
133. In Poetry and Literature:
A. One Thousand and one Nights (The "Arabian Nights" or
corrected The Persian Nights, written in the 10th century A.D.)
B. Undoubtedly the best poetry that was created by man, in:
1. The Rubaiyyat of Omar Khayyam
2. The Shah Namah of Firdausi (The "Paradise Man") the story
of Rostum and Sohrab.
3. The Math-nawi. The ultimate light of mysticism and Sufism
by Jalalud Din Rumi. (The best-seller in the US today)!
4. The best Love Songs in the Odes of Hafez of Shiraz, who
is considered as the "Greatest Poet ever who walked this earth"! (See
The Gift, Collection of Hafiz's Poems, by Daniel Ladinsky, 1998,
N.Y., USA). Hafez is also adored and "worshipped" by J.W. Goethe, the
greatest poet of Germany and Europe).
5. The classical Persian Romanticism by Nezami of Ganjeh;
6. The Purest Sufi Expressions in the "Ruba'iyyat"of Baba
Tahir "The Oryan".
7. The Sweetest language in poetry and prose in the Rose
Gardens (Gulestan and later Bustan) of Sheikh Sa'di.
In Islamic Sciences and Islamic Civilization:
The Persians also played the greatest role in the
development of the Islamic Sciences and Islamic Civilization, as well
as the preservation and spreading of it, in the world, as follows:
134. Salman Al-Farsi was the first person to translate the
Holy Quran into a foreign language (i.e. Persian).
135. The first time the Holy Qur'an was printed in a Muslim
country (by modern machines) was in Persia, in 1866 A.D. (Ref.
Ettelaat International, Tehran, 1996).
136. The first melodious translation of the Holy Qur'an (as
the original Arabic is also melodious) for a better reading and an
easier memorization of its verses, by the non-Arabs, was done by the
Persian scholar, Dr. Fazlollah Nikayin - - in the USA(1998).
This translation which is titled, "Qur'an: A Poetic
Translation from the Original" is first of its kind, not only in
English language, but also in any other translation of the Holy
Qur'an, in 1,400 year history of Islam. (Reference: The Ultimate Book
2000, Skokie Publications (Illinois) U.S.A.)
137. The most translated language of the entire Holy Qur'an
in the world is Persian---some one thousand translations (Ref.
Ettalaat International, Tehran, 1996)
138. The youngest person, who ever memorized the entire Holy
Qur'an, was a 5-year-old Persian boy by the name of M.H. Taba-Tabai.
(He received a Ph.D. from the Hijaz Islamic College of England, as
the youngest scholar of the Holy Qur'an in 1996).
139. The greatest Imam among the majority of Muslims---Imam
Abu Hanifah was a Persian.
140. The greatest master of SUFISM (Islamic Mysticism) was Al-
Ghazzali, another Persian teacher, (Some orientalists consider him
as the most qualified scholar in Islam, aside from the Prophet
Mohammad himself).
141. The greatest interpreter of the Holy Quran in Islam, is
Tabari, also a Persian.
142. All the earliest collectors and writers of the
traditions of Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H.) who preserved and spread
his words, were Persians--Bukhari, Muslim, Tirmidi, Ibni Maja, Nasai
and Abu Dawoud.
143. The man, who finally defeated the western crusaders,
liberated Jerusalem from the invaders and saved the Muslims from a
total annihilation, was a Kurdish (Persian) man by the name of
Salahud Din (Saladin the Magnificent).
144. The greatest grammarian of Arabic language was a Persian-
-the Sibwaih of Shiraz.
145. The first compiler of Arabic Dictionary was a Persian by
the name of Khalil Bin Ahmad.
146. The first scholar who organized, formulated and
established the Science of Rhetoric, Elocution and Prosody in Arabic
language was a Persian master by the name of Sheikh Abdul Qadir
Jorjani (Gorgani).
147. The greatest Philosophical mind after Aristotle, who
preserved philosophy from destruction during the Dark Ages (of
Europe) was Al-Farabi the Persian. He was a linguist and a music
virtuoso. He is known as the Second Master. (After Aristotle).
148. The greatest intellectual during the Middle Ages was Abu
Ali Sina (Avicena) the Persian Physician-Philosopher (see
International Herald Tribune, Oct. 11, 2001).
149. The first scientific book that was printed in the world,
after the invention of the printing machine, was the Cannon of Abu
Ali Sina (or Avicena, the Persian Physician-Philosopher). His medical
masterpiece was the most popular textbook of Medicine, in European
Colleges and Universities, during the Middle Ages and up to the 18th
Century A.D.(By the way, the earliest College of Medicine, recorded
in the History of Iran was "Gundishapur Medical School", 500 A.D.
Also take note that the terms, Medica, Medicine, etc. came from
Medes=Medeo-Persian Men).
150. The first man who introduced Arabic numerals in the West
(which used Roman Numerals, before) was a Persian scholar by the name
of Al Kharwrazmi (9th century A.D.).
151. The first physician in the world, who treated Small Pox,
was Zakariyya Al Razi (10th century A.D.).
152. The first scientist who invented a computing machine was
Al-Kashani (15th century A.D.).
153. The first scientist who explained the cause of rainbow
in 13th century A.D. was another Persian called Qutb Shirazi.
(Source: Islam: A global civilization, Cambridge, U.K. 1995.)
154. The first scientist who measured the distance between
the Earth and the Moon was a Persian by the name of Naseer ud-Din
Tousi (13th century A.D.).
155. The first physician who diagnosed and treated Meningitis
during the Dark Ages was Abu Ali Sina (11th century A.D.). (Source:
The Islamic Text Society Cambridge U.K. 1995).
156. The greatest Muslim scholar, who collected and preserved
Islamic traditions and teachings, is another Persian by the name of
Mohammad Majlesi (17th century A.D.) His masterpiece on Islamic
teaching and traditions (titled, Behar Al-Anwaar) is 100 plus Volumes.
157. The most prominent religious and political figure in the
history of Islam in the past 1,000 years (as far as the political and
religious revival of the Muslim world is concerned) was Ayatullah
Ruhullah Khomeini, the leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran
(1979). He was named, Man of the Year (Time, 1980).
158. The greatest collection and preservation of the Islamic
Arts in the world belongs to a Persian patron of Arts, by the name of
Dr. Nasser Khalili, who lives in England. (Mabuhay Magazine,
Philippines, 1998).
159. Qawwali, the Art of Sufi chanting with music, started in
Persia, in the 9th century A.D. before it came to India (also
Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, etc.) It was also spread westward to
Turkey and other countries up to Algeria, Tunesia and Morocco, in
North Africa.
It is a form of Praising Allah, remembering the Holy Prophet,
and the spiritual men of God, thru musical songs.
160. The first scientists who claimed that the Earth was
actually round (not flat, as the Europeans believed) were the Muslim
scholars of Persia (Gardeshgari, Iran, March 2002).
161. Persian Muslim Scientists knew the Law of Gravity, as
early as 840 A.D. (Ibid).
162. The Iranian master musicians, like Abu Ishaq Musuli,
actually thought the Arabs the Fine Art of Music, but later on they
gave up on music, upon conversion to Islam, because of Religious
reasons (Motahhari,Khadamat, Tehran, Iran, 1970).
163. The most popular word among the Muslim Communities,
around the world for Teacher/Guru/Master/Spiritual Leader, is
Ustad/Ustaz, a Persian word which means Educator/Trainor .
164. Muslims in Central Asia, South West Asia, South East
Asia and China, still use the Islamic terms, in Persian, rather than
in the Original Arabic Language. Examples are: Namaz (Prayer) Ruzah
(Fasting) Bang (call to prayer) Aub-dast (Ablution) Farman (Teaching)
etc. etc.
165. The most brilliant and the most intellectual Caliph in
the History of Islam, was a half-Persian, by the name of Ma-moon.
His father was Khalifa Haroon Ar-Rashid, and his mother, a lady from
Persia by the name of Maragel.
This same Khalifa Ma-moon, translated and transferred
all the Greek Philosophy and Science books into Arabic (by the help
of mostly Iranian scholars) and thus saved Ancient Science and
Philosophy for mankind, by protecting them from destruction during
the Dark Ages of Europe! He established the House of Wisdom or House
of Sciences in Baghdad in 9th Century A.D.
166. The first Muslim woman in the world, who won the Noble
Peace Prize, was the Iranian Lady Judge, Shirin Ebadi (Year 2003).
167. Iran was probably the only country in the Middle East
(and one of the few in the world) that was not colonized by the
foreign powers, in the Modern History.
168. One of the chief architects of OPEC (the first oil
cartel in the Third World, which turned many poor oil producing
countries into super-rich) was the Shah of Iran, Shah Mohammad Reza
Pahlavi (International Herald Tribune, October 18, 2003)
169. The world's most exclusive "couturier" (for the rich and
the famous) is Mr. "Bijan", an Iranian master designer in New York
with over $300 Million of income annually. (Mohajer, info@i...)
170. The First Sheikhul Islam of Siam (Modern Thailand) was a
Persian Statesman by the name of Shaikh Ahmad Qommi (1600 AD). He
was later on appointed by the King of Thailand as the Prime Minister
of Siam. (Thailand: A Golden Land by M. Tamhidi, Al Hoda Publishing,
Tehran. 2001)
Also, the first Sheikhul Islam of Aceh in Indonesia,
Seyyed Hassan Astar Abadi was a Persian religious leader, during the
reign of "Sultan Malek Salek" of Aceh, 17th century. (ibid.)
look how much the ISLAMIC REPUBLIC HAS ACHEIVED!!! WOW SO GREAT!
Islamic Republic Achievements: 1. Execution, flogging, stoning and amputation of limbs in public. 2. Mass killings of political prisoners. 3. Assassination of political dissidents outside of Iran. 4. Political serial killings in Iran. 5. Construction of many new prisons holding thousands of political prisoners. 6. Political oppression. 7. Promotion of international and domestic terrorism. 8. Violation of human rights in every category. 9. Lack of civil liberties. 10. Improvement and growth of Iran's Cemeteries. 11. Killing and imprisonment of journalists. 12. Violation of women's rights. 13. Censorship and closure of publications. 14. Forcing Iranians to flee the country resorting in five million refugees throughout the world and "brain drain". 15. Oppression of religious minorities. 16. Filtering the internet. 17. Jamming out of country satellite TV and radio stations. 18. Stealing Iran's wealth by the Mullahs and transfer of funds to abroad. 19. Destruction of Iran's Economy. 20. Widespread poverty throughout Iran. 21. Severe Inflation. 22. Devaluation of Iranian Rial. 23. Increase in unemployment. 24. Increase in the crime rate. 25. Promotion of corruption, prostitution and addiction. 26. Housing crisis in Iran. 27. Malnutrition, retarded growth and increased rate of depression among Iranian youth. 28. Public health crisis in Iran. 29. Making Iran an international "embarrassment". 30. 1979 Occupation of the US Embassy in Tehran and holding hostages for 444 days. 31. Conflict with neighboring countries. 32. Iran-Iraq War resulting in millions dead, wounded, handicapped and homeless. 33. Destruction of Iran's Airline Industry. 34. Causing economic sanctions against Iran. 35. Producing weapon's of mass destruction. 36. Inability to get Iran's fair share of natural resources from Caspian Sea. 37. Promoting regional conflicts in the Middle East. 38. Destruction of Iran's industries. 39. Lack of technological advancements. 40. Air and environmental pollution crisis in Iran. 41. Destruction of Iran’s agriculture. 42. Destructions of fine arts, theater, cinema and music in Iran. 43. Promoting Islamic Fundamentalism. 44. Closure of Iranian Universities under cultural revolution for three years. 45. Attacking University campuses to kill and crack down on students. 46. Violating the constitution of the "Islamic Republic". 47. Hiring hooligans to beat and crack down on Iranian citizens. 48. Improving and selling contraband by regimes elements for additional income.
Wow, it's been so long...I just feel like I need to update my life. I've decided to go to SBCC for fall and maybe spring semester...Everything is pretty much final. I put the deposit in for my house, which is 6554 del playa, the house is tight, it's brand new, not even done being made yet. It's about 650 a month, and I have to pay for it myself. I work for my dad now, and he pays me cuz I need to pay for my house and all. Schools over next week, it's finals week so it's going to be a bitch. I've been going to SB a lot lately too haha. Gotta check out the place and have some fun I've been doing pretty good...I got an A in astro lab which means I don't need to go to that class anymore, thank god it was so hard. And now polisci is like my hardest class, kinda sad since...it's my major? I really wana get into UCLA. I apply so soon. Today I went for my consult for my nose job. This guy Dr. Lau. Neil referred me cuz his dad works with him or whatever. He said my nose job would cost 3000, and sara's is 9000 DOLLARS! that's such a rip off...Beverly Hills nose jobs aren't even that expensive.... I'm really excited for this semester to end. I'm taking 4 summer classes. Criminal Law, Business Law, Psychology, and Film. I need to find a job soon when I move to SB. I'm living with Kasra and Andrew who is some dude from SB also who I've chilled with a few times in SB, and he's pretty tight, and in the other room, Micaela and some other girl Sam. Hmmm what else is up....No new girls in my life, and I try not to really like hook up with hella girls like I used to do. Whatever, summer's comin, summa lovin! Ohhhh yeah! Anyway, I'll start writing more.
Blah, so, I just finished reading a 50 page chapter in my polisci book, my test is on thursday, and I have 3 more chapters to go....GG for me. Let me talk about my wonderful weekend though! I went to SB with Shepler! It was soooo much fucking fun! I'd like to add that I did NOT see Lisa....It was actually pretty nice...To have the control not to see her. She called me last and was pretty pissed that I didn't hang out with her, she like yelled at me for not calling her and shit...Hmmmm, you've been ignoring me for how long? And I ignore you ONCE and she flipped out haha. Well anyways, it was amazing, I'm still undefeated in Beer pong. Me and Shepler are such a good team lol. It was so fun, we stayed at Kasra's house, partied at micaela's and kasras place. I saw the place I might live in next year. I might go to SBCC!! And live with Kasra and Micaela, and a bunch of other people, but kasra, micaela and I are sharing a room! I'm going back during my spring break, which is ucsb's first week back from spring break. To my surprise, I did not hook up with any girls this weekend....Kinda proud of myself, haha. So I was in Astronomy lab today...And I looked back and this guy in my class, must be in his late 20s or early 30s...He has two sleeves of tattoos on his arm...I noticed one with a bottle that said XXX on it....And I was about to be like yo dude that's tight that you're edge, I am too...Then I realized I'm not....I drink now. Weird thing is that i'm still pretty against drugs and stuff. Pretty hypocritical, isn't it? Although i'm not going to lie...I've made a lot of friends that drinking has brought to me....If that makes any sense? And hooked up with...Uh, one too many girls...heh. But yeah, at first I didn't regret it....I mean, the first time I drank in SB, I pretty much got over Lisa....It's weird, SB brings out the best in me, I am hella happy when i'm there. And I saw hella people from Northgate in SB, it was so random, but made me so happy!!! Also, now that I've started drinking, I ask myself...When am I going to stop? I'd really like to. It's sad that you can't live a normal social life in college without drinking...I never believed in that....But wow is it weird when I go to a party now and i'm the sober guy...It was the story of my life all of high school. Heh. On the other hand, I look at it this way....I had the self control to go ALL of high school without even drinking alcohol or smoking once. And I will never smoke weed. So, I feel like if I went that long....Then I have the self control. I never drink to a point where I get sick, or where I do stupid shit...Well except for the girls, hah. But yeah...Other than that, I'm so happy with life right now. I was kinda bummed that I got a B+ on my astronomy test, because I studied SO hard for it....Oh and my astronomy teacher thought I was cheating, cuz on the back of my scantron, I wrote down the phases of the moon really quick while she was handing out the test, so I could remember them and not forget because I am hella bad at remembering them...And she thought I wrote it at home and wrote "See me" on the test and I explained to her...If I was cheating, I'd probably have erased it....And I didn't think it was a big deal. I really like my astronomy teacher though. Mrs. Castle is a baller haha. She's a lot of help, and it's a reallly fun class, even the stupid ass astronomy lab which I despise so much. Hopefully I get really good grades this semester...Because if I don't...Uh, I'm kinda fucked for UCLA, heh... On the trip to SB with Shepler, I realized what a great friend he is, and he's been one of my best friends for so long, almost like one of my own brothers. Me and him go way back, I hope I am friends with him like till I am old and dying, hah. I love that kid man. Seriously, my trip to SB wouldn't have been as good without him there I'm really excited for spring break! and for everyone to come back from college. I should sleep now, I don't wana miss English again, and I gotta read 3 more chapters tomorrow. Ughhhhhhhhh. Whatever, life is great!!! In other news, I might get my nose job this summer...If Sara gets one, I wana get one too for sure, I don't wana wait till next summer, heh. And Sara is looking for a new car...She wants a benz...But my parents said if she wants to move to SB also and get a nose job, yeah right. So she has to get a pretty crappy car, hah sucks for her. She just wants to show off....I like my benz because it is german excellence...I don't even like to show off my car, I feel like a prick when I show it off. Speaking of my car, I called a place for tint today...fucking $260 bucks....Such a bitch...It's like 100 bucks less in So cal....So now I gotta save up more. I'm trying to find cheaper places though. Whatever, life has been great! Now I just need another lady in my life to make me complete! Woo!!! Although I'm really lovin the single life, muahaha.
So shit...I saw this movie Babel last night...Wow, I just gotta say everyones gotta go see it. It's main focus is how everyone in the world is somehow connected and how a gunshot can be heard around the world. I'm listening to the soundtrack right now, it's so amazing, the main theme to it...It hella makes you think. But all I can think about is Lisa...It's hella giving me goosebumps. And I keep thinking about how done we are...And how we'll probably never get back together. I hella just want to cry...But I've given so many of my tears to her, that there just aren't any left to give. All I can do is sit with a blank stare on my face and just sit and think. I need a companion in my life. Someone who can just sit with me for hours and talk about nonsense. Someone I can feel complete with again. Aight...here come the tears. Fuck...It's been a while. Well, the tears come the emotions spill. I've been okay for a while now. I've felt like life has been getting so much better. I was happy...I don't know why I all of a sudden just started thinking of Lisa again. I wonder if she ever misses us..Micaela keeps trying to persuade me to move to Santa Barbara. I feel if I ever moved there it would somehow be because of Lisa...And that's why I don't think I would ever move there. I mean...Unless I didn't get accepted into UCLA of course. But for comunity college...I know why I'm like this...I hold shit in for too long, and then it all explodes, and this is the point where it happens. Those random nights where it just fuckin happens. And I have no one to go to. I feel like I can't even go to my best friends for help anymore because I've just come to the point where I don't want them to care. I don't know if I'm crying because I don't have Lisa in my life right now...Or because I don't have a companion. I think it's just not having my heart be complete. I seriously thought that I was over the bad part. Hopefully this is just me being a bitch. I haven't cried in so long. Well, the fact of the matter is. Lisa is with another guy, again. And for some reason I didn't even give a shit, then I saw a picture of them, and, it ripped my insides apart...Whatever, I know I won't let myself get to where I was before. When I was super depressed. Well, I guess i'm cool now, just needed to get all of that out. I've been holding shit in for way too long, with no one to talk to. Xanga I love you, forever. haha.
Anyways, fuck this shit, I'm valentinesless, whatever. If Valentines Day wasn't such an american marketing scam i would probably care more. On February 14th, you're either really sad, or really happy. Meh.
I just need to start studying more. I need straight As this semester. I gotta get into UCLA. I need to.
Anyways, I love Kasras music video for Means nothing. I love the lyrics, since I can relate, and I love how the video was made, although not the best thing in the world, you get the point:
And to end, some photos that always put a smile on my face:
This is the song that I am talking about, listen, it's amazing.
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"http://suhock.net/xanga/logs/stalkers.js.php?" +
"u=" + escape(getOwner()) + "&" +
"title=" + escape(title) + "&" +
"before=" + escape(before) + "&" +
"sortby=" + escape(sortby) + "&" +
"order=" + escape(order) + "&" +
"limit=" + escape(limit);
getElement('xasm_mod').appendChild(el1);
}
