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Jahanshah Javid
by Jahanshah Javid
12-Nov-2009
 

Hi Everyone,

It appears iranian.com has survived Tuesday's crash relatively unscathed. After a good verbal spanking of the company that provides our server, we were told the next day that our data had been recovered.

Kayvan, Foaad and Hamid spent a lot of hours, at odd hours, to take that recovered data and... don't ask! I don't understand these technical things very well and I'm just happy things are back to normal.

I felt a huge loss when I first heard an entire month's worth of content had been wiped out. The memory of so many wonderful features, blogs, comments... were fresh in my mind. I felt terribly sorry for the contributors who had worked hard to produce something special and were then left with a blank page.

But all is ok now. Your babies are back. The only casualties were a few blogs from Wednesday which I was not able to recover.

Thank you for being so patient and understanding.

Love

j

Balatarin
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جهانشاها دل ما

Manoucher Avaznia
Thu Nov 12, 2009 06:22 PM PST

جهانشاها دل ما شاد کردی

ایرانی دات کامو آباد کردی

دست همه اونا هرگز مریزاد

که خُلق بسته را کردند آزاد

 

خسته نباشید


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Ari Siletz

Iranians of the day (and yesterday)

by Ari Siletz on Thu Nov 12, 2009 06:21 PM PST

Kayvan, Foaad, Hamid, JJ.

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Souri

Khasteh nabashid (to: JJ and specially dear Foad)

by Souri on Thu Nov 12, 2009 06:17 PM PST

Vaghean zahmat keshidid.

Thank you.


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anonymous111.2

Not over yet

by anonymous111.2 on Thu Nov 12, 2009 06:09 PM PST

For the past two days I have suffered from extreme emotional distress and a severe case of separation anxiety.  My inability to vent my general frustrations in life by leaving irrelevant comments on this site (like this one) caused me to lose my delicate and highly sensitive emotional balance.  I was even briefly admitted to the local hospital  for "monitoring" by our brave law enforcement officials after I attacked my neighbor in her yard wearing nothing but my two year old's diaper and holding my toothbrush.

So, you will hear from my attorney, Benjamin Steinberg, Esq.  He has assured me that he will be able to collect all kinds of damages...and he better...I am still holding the toothbrush.     


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Mohammad Ala

Thanks to all.

by Mohammad Ala on Thu Nov 12, 2009 05:45 PM PST

Thank you to all of you.


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Multiple Personality Disorder

Worst yet, it was like when one dies and goes to hell and finds

by Multiple Personality Disorder on Thu Nov 12, 2009 05:42 PM PST

...out all their misdeeds have been extracted from their days of living to be used against them in hell, then they wake up from their nightmare to find all their misdeeds are still there.

That was one hell of a rehersal for things to come, and a good reason to behave more civil towards each other. 


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yolanda

.......

by yolanda on Thu Nov 12, 2009 06:47 PM PST

Thank you for resurrecting one month of data! Thank God!

Hopefully we don't have to go thru the emotional roller-coaster again. It feels like you just had the memorial service for your relatives and cried your eyes out, and next day you realized that your loved ones are still alive!!!


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Multiple Personality Disorder

No sweat!

by Multiple Personality Disorder on Thu Nov 12, 2009 05:22 PM PST

I had confidence in your fine team all along.  Please give them a bonus.


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