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  • 🔷 سازمان نیپاک با افتخار همکاری خود با "مرکز توسعه بیزنس در آمریکا - SBDC" به منظور کمک به راه اندازی و توسعه کسب و کار توسط ایرانیان را اعلام می دارد. این سازمان که تحت نظر مرکز دولتی SBA.gov فعالیت می کند، از بودجه فدرال و ایالت کالیفرنیا برای ارائه خدمات مشاوره، بدون اخذ هزینه از مشتریان، استفاده می کند. خلاصه ای از این خدمات: 🔹 بازاریابی - Marketing 🔹 مدیریت - Management 🔹 منابع مالی - Funding 🔹 برنامه ریزی - Business Planning 🔹 کارگاه های آموزشی و وبینار در صورتیکه نیاز به کمک برای راه اندازی و یا توسعه بیزنس خود دارید می توانید از طریق لینک زیر ثبت نام کنید. https://santaanadistrictsbdc.ecenterdirect.com/signup ✅ ضمنا می توانید درخواست مشاور فارسی زبان هم داشته باشید. برای این منظور با ایمیل و شماره تماس زیر در ارتباط باشید. kouhfallah_farhad@rsccd.edu (949) 561 - 0101
  • Honorable Mayor Minagar, Many thanks from NIPOC & Our community for a wonderful program recognizing Persian New Year, NOROOZ / Nowruz during the City Council Meeting, and issuing proclamations from the City of Laguna Niguel. Have a very healthy, happy & successful new year. God bless you, your family, and all your colleagues at the City of Laguna Niguel. #nowruz2021 #nowruz #norooz #nipoc
  • Wishing you a new beginning, full of Hope with Gifts of Love for Peace & Joy; Wisdom for Health & Wealth #norooz #nipoc #nowruz2021 #nowruzmobarak
  • NOROOZ Banner Adoption Every year NIPOC coordinates the installation of NOROOZ Banners in major streets of Irvine. These beautiful banners will be installed on February 22nd thru April 4, 2021. Please help us spread the news by sharing this message and encourage community members, Adopt Banners and help NIPOC increase the count of banners each year. Adopt each banner for $100 @ www.nipoc.org and NIPOC will appreciate your generosity by adding your name/business logo to the NIPOC website. Adopt 1 Banner; you will get a 1-Year Silver Membership. Adopt 3 Banners; you will get a 1-year Gold Membership. Adopt 10 Banners; you will get a 1-Year Platinum Membership. Adopt here: https://lnkd.in/gh4Mawe
  • درگذشت زود هنگام ملی پوش محبوب و چپ‌پای طلایی پرسپولیس، #مهردادمیناوند را به تمامی هموطنان تسلیت می گوییم.
  • Congratulations to the Honorable Ashley Tabaddor as the newly-appointed Chief Counsel of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for the Department of Homeland Security. NIPOC organization wish Judge Tabaddor the best of luck as she continues to make the Iranian-American community proud!
  • #IWillLightACandleToo In the loving memory of innocent victims of Flight #ps752 Forever in our hearts 💔
  • 2021 Economic Forecast Current Status of US, California & Orange County economy and an intelligent Economic Forcast for 2021. Educational & Professional Networking. This is a paid event and must register at nipoc.org
  • French archaeologist François Desset has just deciphered 4,400-year-old Iranian writing Like the benchmark of Egyptology Jean-François Champollion, he is French. And like him, he managed to decipher a language that has kept its mystery for millennia. François Desset is an archaeologist. He has just decoded linear Elamite. A phonetic writing, cuneiform type, found on multiple clay tablets, precisely in the ruins of the ancient city of Susa, in Iran. The country was formerly called Persia and even earlier, 4,500 years ago, kingdom of Elam, hence the name of the writing in question, linear Elamite. This is no small discovery: it was more than a century, in other words since the discovery in 1901 of the first tablets, that this writing system was known. But no one, despite all the attempts in 119 years, has ever found the key. No one, until François Desset, 38, associate researcher at CNRS Archaeorient from Lyon and specialist in the Bronze Age and the Neolithic in Iran. "Thanks to these works, I can now affirm that writing did not first appear in Mesopotamia alone but that two writings appeared at the same time in two different regions." François Desset, archaeologist The archaeologist did not just dream ahead Indiana Jones. Ten years of studies, a thesis, a move to Iran, more than fourteen years of work, and finally a click, in 2017, while studying a series of texts found on a silver funeral vase. He identifies repetitions, sequences of perfectly identical signs and understands that it is a proper name. So he finds the names of two rulers, then that of the local goddess, Napirisha, and from there, decodes the rest, syllable after syllable, finding a prayer. “I did not wake up one morning telling myself that I had deciphered the linear elamite, he said to Science and the Future, it really took me ten years (…) but thanks to this work, I can now affirm that writing did not first appear in Mesopotamia alone but that two writings appeared at the same time in two different regions. “ This is the other revolution, since until now, the world cradle of writing was Mesopotamia, present-day Iraq, formerly Babylon. Continue to read in the first comment:

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