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National Moving
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214-570-1610
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972-365-6656
Taj Groceries
Sara Market
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972-234-9898
214-213-3929
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972-964-6669
972-596-8610
972-985-4600
972-943-8885
972-680-8989
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214-534-7519
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Ashley Furniture
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Wip Tech
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972-886-8745
972-991-9292
Sterling
469-374-9991
972-375-8276
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972-964-6669
972-596-8610
972-943-8885
972-680-8989
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469-939-6634
972-365-6656
972-801-7119
214-280-4433
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972-239-8541
214-207-4914
214-882-4333
972-897-5718
469-231-1569
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972-247-9835
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Montessori childrens

All American Flooring
Surplus Building Material

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972-517-5437
972-233-0505
972-530-7089
713-973-8686
281-250-4218

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Dr. Reza Mobarak

D.P.M., F.A.P.W.c.A.
Offering Laser Therapy

For Foot and Ankle
Teating Diabetics with Foot Problems
Treat Bnions
Hammertoes
Heel Pain
Numbness
Tingling
Burning Feet
PLANO OFFICE
LEWISVILLE OFFICE
3108 Midway Rd. Suite 104

Plano, TX 75093
502 N Valley Parkway Suite 2

Lewisville, TX 75067
TEL: 972-316-0902
FAX: 972-316-1161
TEL: 972-378-0749
FAX: 972-316-1161
EMAIL: Swfootanklecenter@gmail.com
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818-599-4943
214-235- 5440
972-510-8173
469-261-1901
Bkspin
H
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kayvan
Ashkan
202-965- 4990
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Istanbul Grill
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972-991-8585
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Life Time Fitness
LIFE TIME
FITNESS
health clubs
appealed to
customers
w h o
were in
other income streams were also

bearing fruit. Restaurants,
nutritional
supplements,
personal training fees, and
other sources of income
generated $25.1 million
in 2001, $38.2 million
in 2002, and $54.2
million in 2003.
The ability to
show that the
company
had
multiple ways to
generate sales was
also important to the
companys next step:
going public.
shape, a situation that

intimidated a large
number of potential
customers.
The
Life Time concept
was more inviting
and
convenient,
especially for parents
with children.
Chicago Entry in 2000
In 2000, Life Time began
using its current model center,
105,000 square feet in size. Also
during this year, the company
conducted its largest round of
equity financing, taking in $45 million, the financing
managed by U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray and once
again led by Norwest Equity Partners. New Yorkbased Patricof & Co. Ventures Inc. also participated.
At this stage, Norwest owned about 35 percent of Life
Time, Arkadi and other employees around 20 percent,
and Patricof 15 percent. Another major step taken in
2000 was Life Times entry into the Chicago market.
By the end of the year, the chain was operating 21
clubs and revenues totaled $92.9 million.
More than just expanding its geographic reach, Life
Time began looking beyond the operation of health
clubs to becoming a true health-and-fitness brand.
With Credit Suisse First

Boston and Merrill Lynch
serving as co-managers and
Piper Jaffray acting as an
underwriter, Life Time completed its initial public
offering of stock in June 2004, raising $183 million.
According to the company, the main reason for going
public was to establish a market for its stock, which
would allow equity partners like Norwest to realize
a profit on their investment. Some of the money was
also earmarked for opening new centers.
The chain was 35 units strong by July 2004, with four
centers in Texas scheduled to open in winter 2004 and
others in the development stage. The prospects for
Life Time were clearly trending upward, and there
was no apparent end in sight to the companys ability
to sustain its pattern of strong and steady growth.
Principal Competitors: 24 Hour Fitness Worldwide Inc.; Bally Total Fitness Holding Corporation; Golds
Gym International, Inc.
In 2002, Life Time moved into the Southwest for

the first time, opening a club in Tempe, Arizona.
The Southwest was an appealing market for the
company, which planned to open more centers in
Phoenix and several in the Houston and Dallas
areas. Revenues for the year increased to $192.4
million. That amount would grow to $256.9 million
in 2003, and the company would record net income
of $13.6 million. Life Times efforts to grow its
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Life Time Fitness

top salesman. He decided to
continue working for Nautilus
Swim rather than pursuea career
in engineeringand in 1983 was
sent to Minneapolis-St. Paul to
at a value price point. To further this concept, Life

Time also began turning to municipalities to create
public-private partnerships in building new centers.
In 1996, Life Time forged such a relationship, the
first of its kind in the United States, with the city of
Plymouth, Minnesota, in conjunction with the local
school district. With a contribution of land from the
city which the company leased, Life Time built a
110,000-square-foot pool and fitness center, including
an eight-lane competition pool, diving pool, indoor
and outdoor leisure pools, two basketball courts,
two gyms, an aerobics room, racquetball courts, and
160 pieces of cardiovascular equipment and 120
resistance-training machines. The facility was owned
and operated by Life Time, but area residents were
given adiscounton memberships and the ability to
use facilities on a daily-pass basis; the club also paid
localproperty taxes. This public-private model would
be used to open other Life Time clubs in Champlin and
Savage, Minnesota, and Akradi hoped to put the idea
to good effect elsewhere in the country. Aside from
launch the chains first facility outside of Colorado. the money saved on real estate, these partnerships
It was an immediate success and within a month, forged stronger ties with a community, resulting in
Akradi became a partner in the company. He directed increased membership rates.
site selection, development, and sales and operation
as the company added three locations in 1984. Under In 1998, FCA Ltd. changed its name to Life Time
his direction, the chain became the first to become Fitness, Inc. to help build the brand
a 24-hour-a-day operation, provide free child care, It also completed its second round ofventure capital
offer almost-hourly aerobics classes, and hire larger financing, receiving $20 million. Norwest provided
teams of trainers to assist customers.
$18 million and Piper Jaffray Investors and a group
of investors contributed the other $2 million. By the
end of 1998, Life Time consisted of nine centers and
First Center Opens in 1992
with an infusion of cash from investors planned to
In October 1990, Akradi formed FCA Ltd. In addition open another six units in the next year. A major reason
to liquidating all of his personal assets, he lined up for investor enthusiasm over Life Time involved
a group of shareholders, the largest of which were positive demographics. In 1990, the number of health
Minneapolis businessman Wheelock Whitney and club members in America totaled ten million, and
over the course of the next decade that figure would
Sunfish Lake businessman John Driscoll.
In the summer of 1996, Life Time completed an triple to 30.5 million people. During the same period,
initial round of venture capital financing, receiving however, only 1,200 health clubs were added, totaling
$6.5 million from Minneapolis-based Norwest Equity 15,125 in 1999. In addition to growing demand, Life
Partners. The chain began building its first big box Time was staking out valuable territory, appealing
centers, 94,000 square feet in size, roughly the size to families and people who were not fitness buffs
of two football fields, to realize Akradis dream of but just looking to improve their health. In the past,
offering recreational centers for the entire family
LIFE TIME
FITNESS
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Life Time Fitness
Life Time founder

Bahram Akradi
Founder Emigrates
to America in 1978
First Center Opens in 1992

35 Center by July 2004
offering both entertainment and educational games.

Moreover, Life Time offers dining and full-service
spas.
Company History:
Life Time Fitness, Inc., operates more than 35 largeformat sports, athletic, fitness, and family recreation
centers. The publicly traded company is based in
Eden Prairie, Minnesota, a state that is home to 14
Life Time centers. Illinois, with seven centers, is the
next largest area of operation for the chain, followed
by Michigan with five, Arizona, Texas, and Virginia
with two, and single locations in Indiana and Ohio.
Life Time takes a big box approach to
health clubs, using a model center that
exceeds 100,000 square feet in size and has
a target capacity of 11,500 memberships.
About one-third of the units conform to this model,
and another dozen are also large-format centers.
Because of their size, the resort-style centers are able
to offer a wide variety of sports, fitness, and family
recreation programs and services at rates below the
industry average. Life Time offers swimming pools
with water slides, racquet ball courts, basketball
courts, climbing walls, and large numbers of weight
training stations and cardiovascular equipment. The
centers also provide free child care and childrens
activities, including small gyms, playground
equipment, televisions, and even computer labs
Life Time is also attempting to leverage its

brand name, publishing a magazine, Experience
Life,and developing a line of apparel, nutritional,
and other products.
Founder Emigrates to America in

1978
Life Times founder, Bahram Akradi, grew up in
Tehran, Iran. In 1978, when he was 17 years old-and a year before Iranian militants stormed the
U.S. embassy, took 54 hostages, and severed ties
between the two countries--Akradi emigrated to the
United States, joining his brother who had settled
in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He began studying
electrical engineering at theUniversity of Colorado,
working in restaurants to pay his bills. As a college
senior, he found work at a unit of a local health club
chain, Nautilus Swim & Fitness, starting out cleaning
the pool and club but soon taking on increasing
responsibilities. He began selling memberships two
days a week, but because he was so goal-oriented,
setting daily targets that he insisted upon meeting, by
the time he graduated from college he was the chains
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44
President Obama
2009 - Present
President Ammadinejad
2005 - Present
SINCE 1789-2013
AMERICA
IRAN
7 KINGS AND
5 PRESIDENTS
44 PRESIDENTS
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1789-2013 /United States Presidents AND Iran Psresidents
Supreme Religious Leader

1989 To Present
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani

1989 1997
Mahmood Ammadinejad
2005 -Present
Mohammad Khatami
1997 2005
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1789-2013 /United States Presidents AND Iran Psresidents
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi

1941 1979
Supreme Religious Leader
1979 1989
Bani Sadr
1980- 1981
Ali Khamenei
1981 to 1989
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1789-2013 /United States Presidents AND Kings of Pahlavi
36.
2- Shah Pahlavi
Mohammad Reza
September 1941 February 1979
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28.
7- Shh Qjr
1- Rez Shh Pahlavi

Rez Shh Pahlavi
Ahmad
Was Shah of Iran from 16 July 1909, to 31
December 1925 September 1941

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5- Shah Qajar
6- Shah Qajar
He reigned between the years 1896 and 1907.
He reigned from 8 January 1907 to 16 July 1909.
Mozaffar ad-Din
Mohammad Ali
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4- Shah Qajar
Nasser al-Din
Was the King of Iran. He was the son of

Mohammad Shah Qajarand Malek Jahan
Khanom, Mahd-e Olia and the third longest
reigning monarch king in Iranian history after
Shapur II of the Sassanid Dynasty and Tahmasp I
of the Safavid Dynasty. He had sovereign power
for close to 50 years and was also the first Persian
monarch to ever write and publish his diaries.
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3- Shah Qajar
Nasser al-Din
Was the King of Iran. He was the son of

Mohammad Shah Qajarand Malek Jahan
Khanom, Mahd-e Olia and the third longest
reigning monarch king in Iranian history after
Shapur II of the Sassanid Dynasty and Tahmasp I
of the Safavid Dynasty. He had sovereign power
for close to 50 years and was also the first Persian
monarch to ever write and publish his diaries.
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2- Shah Qajar
Mohammad Shah
He reigned from
October 1834 5 September 1848
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1789-2013
PRESIDENTS
OF UNITED STATES
KINGS and PRESIDENTS
OF IRAN
1- Fath Ali Shah Qajar
5 September 1772 23 October 1834) was the

second Qajar Emperor/Shah of Persia. He reigned
from 17 June 1797 until his death.
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Elections & Voting

One of the most important rights of American
citizens is the franchise the right to vote.
clauses, and literacy tests, African Americans were

not assured full voting rights until President Lyndon
Baines Johnson signed the Voting Rights
Act in 1965.
Women were denied the right
to vote until 1920, when the
Nineteenth
Amendment
was passed. Prior to that,
women had only been
able to vote in select
states.
Federal
elections
occur every two
years, on the first
Tuesday after the
first Monday in
November.
Every
member of the House
of Representatives and
about one-third of the
Senate is up for reelection
in any given election year.
A presidential election is held
every fourth year.
Federal elections are administered by state
and local governments, although the specifics of how
elections are conducted differ between the states. The
Constitution and laws of the United States grant the
states wide latitude in how they administer elections.
Originally
under
the
Constitution, only white
male citizens over
the age of 21 were
eligible to vote.
This
shameful
injustice
has
been corrected
and
voting
rights
have
been extended
several times
over the course
of our history.
Today, citizens
over the age of 18
cannot be denied
the right to vote,
regardless of race,
religion, sex, disability, or
sexual orientation. However,
in every state except North Dakota,
citizens must register to vote, and laws regarding
the registration process vary by state.
The path to full voting rights for all American
citizens was long and often challenging. The
franchise was first extended to African Americans
under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to
the Constitution, passed during the Reconstruction
period after the Civil War. These guaranteed that all
male citizens, regardless of their race, would receive
equal treatment under the law and not be deprived
of their rights without due process. The Fifteenth
Amendment is specifically dedicated to protecting
the right of all citizens to vote, regardless of their
race.
For practical purposes, this was not the end of
the voting rights struggle for African Americans.
Because of widespread discrimination in some
states, including the use of poll taxes, grandfather
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The Judicial Branch

district court cases.
Federal judges can only be
removed through impeachment
by the House of Representatives
and conviction in the Senate.
Judges and justices serve no
fixed term they serve until
their death, retirement, or
conviction by the Senate. By
design, this insulates them
from the temporary passions of
the public, and allows them to
apply the law with only justice
in mind, and not electoral or
political concerns.
Generally, Congress determines
the jurisdiction of the federal courts. In some cases,
however such as in the example of a dispute
between two or more U.S. states the Constitution
grants the Supreme Court original
jurisdiction, an authority that
cannot be stripped by Congress.
The courts only try actual
cases and controversies
a party must show that
it has been harmed in
order to bring suit in
court. This means that
the courts do not issue
advisory opinions on
the
constitutionality
of laws or the legality
of actions if the ruling
would have no practical
effect.
Cases
brought
before the judiciary typically
proceed from district court to
appellate court and may even end at
the Supreme Court, although the Supreme
Court hears comparatively few cases each year.
Where the Executive and Legislative branches

are elected by the people,
members of the Judicial Branch are appointed
by the President and confirmed by the
Senate.
Article III of the Constitution,
which
establishes
the
Judicial Branch, leaves
Congress
significant
discretion to determine
the shape and structure
of the federal judiciary.
Even the number of
Supreme Court Justices
is left to Congress at
times there have been
as few as six, while the
current number (nine, with
one Chief Justice and eight
Associate Justices) has only been
in place since 1869. The Constitution
also grants Congress the power to establish
courts inferior to the Supreme Court, and to that end
Congress has established the United States district
courts, which try most federal cases, and 13 United
States courts of appeals, which review appealed
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The Legislative Branch
Established by Article I of the Constitution, the

Legislative Branch consists of the House of
Representatives and the Senate, which together
form the United States Congress.
The Constitution grants Congress the sole authority
to enact legislation and declare war, the right to
confirm or reject many Presidential appointments,
and substantial investigative powers.
The House of Representatives is made up of 435
elected members, divided among the 50 states in
proportion to their total population. In addition, there
are 6 non-voting members, representing the District
of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico,
and four other territories of the United States. The
presiding officer of the chamber is the Speaker of the
House, elected by the Representatives. He or she is
third in the line of succession to the Presidency.
Members of the House are elected every two years
and must be 25 years of age, a U.S. citizen for at
least seven years, and a resident of the state (but not
necessarily the district) they represent.
The House has several powers assigned exclusively
to it, including the power to initiate revenue bills,
impeach federal officials, and elect the President in
the case of an electoral college tie.
Amendment in
1913, Senators
were chosen by
state legislatures,
not by popular
vote. Since then,
they have been
elected to sixyear terms by the
people of each
state. Senators
terms are
staggered so that
about one-third of
the Senate is up
for reelection every two years. Senators must be 30
years of age, U.S. citizens for at least nine years,
and residents of the state they represent.
The Vice President of the United States serves as
President of the Senate and may cast the decisive
vote in the event of a tie in the Senate.
The Senate has the sole power to confirm those
of the Presidents appointments that require
consent, and to ratify treaties. There are, however,
two exceptions to this rule: the House must also
approve appointments to the Vice Presidency and
any treaty that involves foreign trade. The Senate
also tries impeachment cases for federal officials
referred to it by the House.
In order to pass legislation and send it to the
President for his signature, both the House and the
Senate must pass the same bill by majority vote. If
the President vetoes a bill, they may override his
veto by passing the bill again in each chamber with
at least two-thirds of each body voting in favor.
The Legislative Process | Powers of Congress |
Government Oversight
The Senate is composed of 100 Senators, 2 for

each state. Until the ratification of the 17th
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Air Force One
The Executive Branch
No matter where in the world the President travels,

if he flies in an Air Force jet, the plane is called
Air Force One. Technically, Air Force One is the
call sign of any Air Force aircraft carrying the
President. In practice, however, Air Force One
is used to refer to one of two highly customized
Boeing 747-200B series aircraft, which carry
the tail codes 28000 and 29000. The Air Force
designation for the aircraft is VC-25A.
Air Force One is one of the most recognizable
symbols of the presidency, spawning countless
references not just in American culture but across
the world. Emblazoned with the words United
States of America, the American flag, and the
Seal of the President of the United States, it is an
undeniable presence wherever it flies.
The power of the Executive Branch is vested in

the President of the United States, who also acts
as head of state and Commander-in-Chief of the
armed forces. The President is responsible for
implementing and enforcing the laws written by
Congress and, to that end, appoints the heads of the
federal agencies, including the Cabinet. The Vice
President is also part of the Executive Branch, ready
to assume the Presidency should the need arise.
The Cabinet and independent federal agencies are
responsible for the day-to-day enforcement and
administration of federal laws. These departments
and agencies have missions and responsibilities
as widely divergent as those of the Department
of Defense and the Environmental Protection
Agency, the Social Security Administration and the
Securities and Exchange Commission.
Including members of the armed forces, the
Executive Branch employs more than 4 million
Americans.
The President | The Vice President

Executive Office of the President |
The Cabinet
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Camp David
Camp David, known
formally as the Naval
Support
Facility
Thurmont,
is
the
Presidents
country
residence. Located in
Catoctin Mountain Park
in Frederick County,
Maryland, Camp David
has offered Presidents an
opportunity for solitude
and tranquility, as well
as an ideal place to host
foreign leaders.
Adapted from the federal
employee retreat HiCatoctin,
President
Franklin
Roosevelt
established the residence
as USS Shangri La,
modeling the new main
lodge after the Roosevelt
winter vacation home in Warm Springs, Georgia.
President Eisenhower subsequently renamed the
institution in honor of his grandson David.
Camp David has been used extensively to host
foreign dignitaries. Prime Minister Winston
Churchill of Great Britain attended the first such
meeting in May of 1943; the summit held at the
residence in 1978 for Egyptian President Anwar alSadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin
resulted in what are now known as the Camp David
Originally built for the State, War and Navy

Departments between 1871 and 1888, the EEOB
is an impressive building that commands a unique
position in both our national history and architectural
heritage.
Designed by Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Alfred Mullett, the granite, slate and cast iron exterior
makes the EEOB one of Americas best examples of
Eisenhower Executive
Office Building
The Eisenhower Executive Office Building is
located next to the West Wing, and houses a
majority of offices for White House staff.
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The OVAL Office
The Oval Office is the official office of the

President of the United States.
The office was designed by the architect Nathan C.
Wyeth at the order ofPresident William Howard Taft
in 1909. Named for its distinctive oval shape, the
Oval Office is part of the complex of offices that
make up the West Wing of the White House. Badly
damaged by a fire in 1929, the office was rebuilt
by President Herbert C. Hoover. In 1934, President
Franklin D. Roosevelt enlarged the West Wing and
added todays Oval Office, designed by Eric Gugler.
those who attended the swearing-in ceremony at the

U.S. Capitol simply followed him home, where he
greeted them in the Blue Room. President Jefferson
also opened the house for public tours, and it
has remained open, except during wartime, ever
since. In addition, he welcomed visitors to annual
receptions on New Years Day and on the Fourth of
July. After Abraham Lincolns presidency, Inaugural
crowds became far too large for the White House to
accommodate them comfortably. However, not until
Grover Clevelands first presidency did this unsafe
practice change. He held a presidential review of the
troops from a flag-draped grandstand built in front of
the White House. This procession evolved into the
official Inaugural parade we know today. Receptions
on New Years Day and the Fourth of July continued
to be held until the early 1930s.
Presidents generally change the office to suit their

personal taste. Paintings are selected from the White
Houses own collection, or borrowed from other
museums for the Presidents term in office.
The President uses the Oval Office as his primary
place of work. It is positioned to provide easy
access to his staff in the West Wing and to allow him
to retire easily to the White House residence at the
end of the day. The President commonly chooses the
Oval Office as the backdrop for televised addresses
to the nation, and countless foreign leaders have
traveled to the office to meet with the President.
President Clintons open house on January 21,

1993 renewed a venerable White House Inaugural
tradition. Two thousand citizens, selected by lottery,
were greeted in the Diplomatic Reception Room by
President and Mrs. Clinton and Vice President and
Mrs. Gore.
The Oval Office is the official office of the
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History of WHITE HOUSE
For two hundred years, the White House

has stood as a symbol of the Presidency,
Adams and his wife, Abigail, moved in. Since that

time, each President has made his own changes
and additions. The White House is, after all, the
Presidents private home. It is also the only private
residence of a head of state that is open to the public,
free of charge.
the United States government, and the American

people. Its history, and the history of the nations
capital, began when President George Washington
signed an Act of Congress in December of 1790
declaring that the federal government would reside
in a district not exceeding ten miles squareon
the river Potomac. President Washington, together
with city planner Pierre LEnfant, chose the site for
the new residence, which is now 1600 Pennsylvania
Avenue. As preparations began for the new federal
city, a competition was held to find a builder of the
Presidents House. Nine proposals were submitted,
and Irish-born architect James Hoban won a gold
medal for his practical and handsome design.
The White House has a unique and

fascinating history
Construction began when the first cornerstone

was laid in October of 1792
It survived a fire at the hands of the British in 1814

(during the war of 1812) and another fire in the West
Wing in 1929, while Herbert Hoover was President.
Throughout much of Harry S. Trumans presidency,
the interior of the house, with the exception of the
third floor, was completely gutted and renovated
while the Trumans lived at Blair House, right across
Pennsylvania Avenue. Nonetheless, the exterior
stone walls are those first put in place when the
White House was constructed two centuries ago.
Although President Washington oversaw the

construction of the house, he never lived in it. It was
not until 1800, when the White House was nearly
completed, that its first residents, President John
Presidents can express their individual style in how

they decorate some parts of the house and in how they
receive the public during their stay. Thomas Jefferson
held the first Inaugural open house in 1805. Many of
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Call the White House
Call the President

PHONE NUMBERS
Comments: 202-456-1111
Switchboard: 202-456-1414
TTY/TTD
Comments: 202-456-6213
Visitors Office: 202-456-2121
Write a letter to the President

Here are a few simple things you can do to make sure your message gets to the White House as
quickly as possible.
1. If possible, email ! This is the fastest way to get your message to President Obama.
2. If you write a letter, please consider typing it on an 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheet of paper. If you handwrite your letter, please consider using pen and writing as neatly as possible.
3. Please include your return address on your letter as well as your envelope. If you have an email
address, please consider including that as well.
4. And finally, be sure to include the full address of the White House to make sure your message gets
to us as quickly and directly as possible:
The White House

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
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School Holidays in 2013
In the United States, there are 180 school days in a

year (college/universities often shorter).
All public schools from grades K-12 have the following breaks/holidays:
Fall Break - about 2 to 3 days to one week in the fall, generally around Mid to
late October (depending on region)
Thanksgiving Holiday - End of November (Thanksgiving Day & Day after Wednesday is half day)
Christmas/Holiday Break - Varies, usually starts the Saturday of Christmas
week and ends the first Monday after the New Year's Day.
Winter Break - one week in February or March (depending on region)

Easter/Spring Break - Lazarus Saturday to Easter Sunday (depending on
region, it may last until Easter Monday)
Summer Break - About 10 to 12 weeks (either from end of May to end of August, or end of June to day after Labor Day in early September - depending on
region and state).
All federal and state holidays, including religious holidays (such as Good
Friday, and sometimes Jewish/Islamic holidays) - depending on school demographic.
Teacher's Day off (convention) - 2 to 3 days any day in school calendar.

Snow Days (In regions where it snows in winter) - usually given few days, but it
could be make up if schools are having many snow days.
Most colleges and universities have the following breaks/holidays:
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The USAGC Organization is now accepting applications online.
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DFW Public Transportation
DART On-Call Service Areas and Phone Numbers
When scheduling your trip, be prepared to provide your name, date of travel, departure location, destination and desired arrival time. Service is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
FARES
These are the prices per trip.
Regular Fare
$3.50
Reduced Fare
Local 7-Day or Local Annual Pass Holders
$.85
$1.75
Taratransit customers (with valid paratransit photo id)

and children under 5
FREE
RESERVATIONS
Must be made at least an hour in advance

Are not required for service from a DART Transit Facility
Alternate stops may be suggested if your requested trip time is already booked
Operator does not call back to confirm reservations
Lakewood
972-880-5958
East Rowlett
214-882-5277
North Central Plano

972-658-2190
Farmers Branch
972-880-7786
North Dallas
972-880-7772
Glenn Heights
972-880-7302
Richardson
214-878-0173
Lake Highlands
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DFW public transportation
Trinity Railway Express Stations

MAKE PLAN FOR YOUR TRIP
Btween Forth Worth Worth & Dallas
TRE WEBSITE
http://www.trinityrailwayexpress.org/stations.html
Tarrant County Stations
Dallas County Stations
T&P Station
Ft. Worth Intermodal Transportation Center
(ITC) Station
Richland Hills Station
Bell Station
CentrePort / DFW Airport Station
West Irving Station

Downtown Irving / Heritage Crossing Station
Medical / Market Center Station
Victory Station
Union Station
TRE Trip Planner
TRE is a cooporative sevice

provided by
Commuter Alerts
TRE Interactive map
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Form more information

visit DART web site
http://www.dart.org/maps/printrailmap.asp
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART)
DART On-Call Service Areas and

Phone Numbers
DART internet address

http://www.dart.org/riding/dartoncall.asp?zeon=maps
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DFW Emergency Numbers
City
Police
Fire
Rockwall
972-771-7770
972-771-7770
Rowlett
972-412-6200
972-412-6200
Sachse
972-530-0701
972-530-0701
Saginaw
817-232-4640
817-232-4640
Seagoville
972-287-2999
972-287-2999
940-321-2141
940-321-2141
Southlake
817-481-5581
817-481-5581
Sunnyvale
972-226-4605
972-226-1484
The Colony
972-625-1887
972-625-3944
Trophy Club
817-430-1911
817-430-1911
University Park
214-363-3000
214-363-3000
Watauga
817-514-5870
817-514-5870
Wylie
972-442-8170
972-442-1803
Shady Shores
Helpful
Information
Collin County Sheriff

972-424-4797
Dallas County Sheriff
214-749-8641
Denton County Sheriff
940-349-1700
ATF
469-227-4300
FBI
972-559-5000
DEA
214-366-6900
Panic creates short term and long term problems
Get HELP
YOUNG DRIVER FACTS

There are three factors that contribute to
traffic crashes for this age group:
1- Inexperience
2-Risk-taking behavior and immaturity
3-Greater risk exposure
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City
Police
Fire
Hickory Creek
940-497-3520
940-321-2141
Highland Park
214-521-5000
214-521-5000
Highland Village
972-317-6551
972-317-0890
Hurst
817-788-7146
817-788-7238
Hutchins
972-225-2225
972-225-9137
Irving
972-721-2661
972-721-2308
Lake Dallas
940-497-2228
940-321-2141
Lewisville
972-219-3600
972-219-3580
Little Elm
972-294-1822
972-294-2581
Lucas
972-424-4797
972-727-8999
McKinney
972-542-2675
972-542-2675
Mesquite
972-285-6336
972-285-5422
Murphy
972-424-4797
972-424-6021
N.Richland Hills
817-427-7000
817-427-6900
Oak Point
972-294-0000
972-294-0000
Parker
972-442-4105
972-442-4105
Rockwall
972-771-7770
972-771-7770
Rowlett
972-412-6200
972-412-6200
Shady Shores
940-321-2141
940-321-2141
Southlake
817-481-5581
817-481-5581
Sunnyvale
972-226-4605
972-226-1484
The Colony
972-625-1887
972-625-3944
University Park
214-363-3000
214-363-3000
Plano
972-424-5678
972-941-7900
Princeton
972-736-2548
972-736-2416
Prosper
972-247-2836
972-562-1693
Red Oak
972-617-7632
972-617-2143
Richardson
972-744-4800
972-744-4800
Richland Hills
817-299-1880
817-299-1880
Roanoke
817-491-6052
817-491-2301
Fort Worth Texas Homeless

Shelters & Services For
The Needy
Welcome to our Fort Worth, Texas
Homeless Shelters and Services for
the needy page. Below are all of the
homeless shelters and services for
the needy that provide help to those
in need for Fort Worth, TX and
surrounding cities. We also provide
other homeless resources such as
transitional resources for the homeless. Homeless clinic and treatment
center resources are also provided
on the right navigational bar. Many
shelters also provide services such
as alcohol and drug rehab treatment
along with clinics. I try to provide
as much information as possible on
my details pages.
Email Address
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City
Police
Fire
Addison
972-450-7100
972-450-7225
Allen
972-727-0222
972-727-0222
Argyle
940-464-7254
940-240-3084
Arlington
817-459-5200
817-459-5500
Azle
817-444-3221
817-444-3221
Balch Springs
972-557-6000
972-557-6000
Bartonville
972-430-4052
972-430-4052
Bedford
817-952-2440
817-952-2500
Benbrook
817-249-2752
817-249-1727
Carrollton
972-466-3333
972-466-3333
Cedar Hill
972-291-7161
972-291-7161
Cockrell Hill
214-339-4141
214-330-6357
Colleyville
817-281-3132
817-488-6277
Coppell
972-304-3600
972-304-3500
Corinth
940-497-2170
940-321-2141
Dallas
214-744-4444
214-670-4319
Denton
940-349-8181
940-349-8110
Desoto
972-223-6111
972-223-6111
Double Oak
972-355-1829
972-539-7683
Farmers Branch
972-484-3620
972-247-9661
Flower Mound
972-539-0525
972-539-0525
Forney
972-552-3932
972-552-2211
Fort Worth
817-335-4222
817-922-3000
Frisco
972-335-5505
972-335-5505
Garland
972-205-2150
972-205-2150
Glenn Heights
972-223-3478
972-223-3478
Grand Prairie
972-237-8700
972-237-8700
Grapevine
817-410-8127
817-410-8100
Hackberry
972-292-3228
972-292-3223
Helpful
Information
Collin County Sheriff

972-424-4797
Dallas County Sheriff
214-749-8641
Denton County Sheriff
940-349-1700
ATF
469-227-4300
FBI
972-559-5000
DEA
214-366-6900
ALWAYS BE
PREPARED
In this world of current
disasters and weather
changes, it is important to
be prepared for any last
minute surprises....
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In Case of
EMERGENCY
Call
9-1-1
POLICE-FIRE-MEDICAL
Dallas Police Department
Texas Poisons Control
City of Dallas Animal Control
Suicide Prevention
214-670-4225
1-800-222-1222
214-670-7430
1-800-273-8255(TALK)
Sexual Assault
Crime Stopper
Non-Emergency
214-671-3584
(214) 373-8477
1-800-AMBULANCE
Shelter Services
214-741-6515 x204
Crime Information
Crime Stopper
Non-Emergency Ambulance
Internet Crime Against Children
911
214-373-8477
1-800-AMBULANCE
214-671-4214
Panic Creates
Short Terms And Long Terms Problem
GET HELP
Emergency EXIT Priority
Children
Adult
Disabled
People In Fire
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Contact Islamic Republic Office in U.S.A.

(202) 965-4990
Contact office by phone

8 am - 8:00 pm
Monday - Friday except Holidays
(202) 965-4991
(202) 965-4992
Contact office by email

requests@daftar.org
(202) 965-4993
(202) 965-4994
(for status, please click on

vaziat-parvandeh (status) on the main page
or dial automated phone service
202-965-4990 then 1-1-1-1)
(202) 965-4999
Fax Numbers
(202) 965-1073
Address:
2209 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
(202) 965-4990 (Get your forms via fax 24

hours a day)
Iran Embassies
http://www.mfa.gov.ir/Foreign Ministry
http://www.un.int/iran/United Nations
http://www.netiran.com/United Nations
http://iranembassy.com.my/
Malaysia
http://www.iranianconsulate.com/Germany
http://www.iranembassy.org.ae/UAE
http://www.salamiran.org/Canada
http://www.iranembassy.hu/Hungary
http://www.iran-embassy.dk/Copenhaen
http://www.iran-embassy.org.uk/London
http://www.iran-embassy-oslo.no/Oslo
http://66.34.31.47/Paris
http://www.iranianembassy.nl/Laheh
http://www2.gol.com/users/sjei/Japan
http://www.iran.embassy.at/
Vienna
http://www.iran.se/iStart.htm
http://www.iranembassy.or.id/Jakarta
http://www.iran.fi/Finland
http://www.iranemb.warsaw.pl/index1.htm/Warsaw
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Business Directory
Business Name
Phone Number
Business Name
SHIPPING AND TRANSPORTATION

National Moving

Iran TV (ITN ) office (818) 343-1616

Iran TV (ITN) on air
(818) 776-0000
Jam e Jam
+09821-223-65019
Lahseh
(818) 401-0401
NITV
(818) 716-0000
Omid -e- Iran (office) (818) 708-3999
Omide-e-Iran (on air)
(818) 708-7070
Payam TV
(818) 885-8151

(972)488-6700
SPA & MASSAGE SCHOOL

Sterling
Phone Number

(972) 991-9292
WEB DESIGN
SPORT CENTER
Lifetime Marshal Art
Soccer City(Frisco)
Soccer City (Richardson)
Mohammad Farokhnia
(972) 235-5425
(972) 731-8100
(972) 907-1700

WEDDING/Sofreh AgadNY

TOWING
Top Towing
Quality Towing

Boroujerdi (Marriage)
Fazel (Marriage)
Raafat, Farah (Special Services)
Shahbazi, Mina (Special Services)
Seema (Sofreh Aghd )
(469) 939-3336
(972) 424-9898
TRANSLATION
Ghalamdan
MiddleEasternTranslation
Parvin Koohgilani

(972)365-6656
(972) 530-7089
(972) 530-7089
TRAVEL AGENCY
Abadan
Atlas
Galiver
Homa
Parisa
Persian Gulf Travel
UpTown

(972) 387-1666
(800) 230-4726
(972) 571-7551
(214) 473-9090
(972) 398-3000
(713)517-4124
(214) 468-8848
TV STATION
AFN
Appadana
Hakha TV
(214) 906-0851
(818) 348-3399
(408) 741-1500
(818) 301-2009
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(469) 814-9614
(972) 934-8563
(972) 492-0604
(214) 577-8642
(512) 751-6117
Business Directory
Business Name
Phone Number
Business Name
PUBLICATION
Phone Number
RESTAURANT
Parastoo
Shahrvand
Asheghaneh
Golcheen

(972) 233-0505
(972) 530-7089
(713) 973-8686
(281) 250-4218
Alonak
Bacara
Cafe Istanbul
Giovanni
Haji (Sandwiches)
Kasra
King Kabob
Kostas Cafe
Rio
Sahara
Shandiz
Shish Kabob
Tabooli
Vila
RADIO
Iranzamin
(972) 680-1080
REAL ESTATE
Bloori Mohamad
(214) 566-1701
Broojerdi Abbas
(972) 365-6656
Gareh, Samira
(214)403-4663
Ghaffar, Sherry
(972) 239-8541
Ghadami, Shahla
(972) 801-7119
Global Realty
(972) 789-1664
McGraw, Michele
(469) 231-1569
Mirzaee, Mahnaz (214) 207-4914
Najafi, Saeed (469) 882-4333
Nazmi, Torang
(972)-897-5718
Roughani, Fereshteh
(214-280-4433
Rahmanzadeh
(972)768-8655
Shahlaee, Mohsen
(817) 703-5300
SANDWICH & TEA HOUSE

Haji

Bio Satellite
Cabel & Computer Technology
Sadoun Sat.Television
Shian Satelite - Nizar
Mystic Sat

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
(214) 348-8098
(469) 569-9099
(214) 293-5993
(214) 392-7280
(888) 519-9595
(214) 718-4342
(214) 734-7001
SECURITY SYSTEM
Darvish System

REPAIR HOME ELECTRONICS

Mg Electronics & Networking

(972) 964-6669
SATELLITE
Iranian Baptist Church of Dallas

Towheed

(469) 374-9991
(214) 213-3929
(214) 902-0919
(972) 596-8610
(972) 964-6669
(972) 235-4007
(972) 985-4600
(972) 596-8424
(972)985-0003
(972) 788-1898
(972) 943-8885
(972) 680-8989
(214) 272-9142
(214) 731-1200
(972) 380-4669
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Business Directory
Business Name
Phone Number
Business Name
(972) 800-2127
(972) 404-0006
NOTARY PUBLIC
Mahshid
Silk Skin Care
Phone Number
Parvin Koohgilani
LOAN
Ghaffar, sherry
Jam Neshan, Shahla
Sazmand, Afsaneh
Texas Financial
Zahtabi, Souri
NURSING HOME
(972) 239-8541
(214) 394-5626
(469) 939-6634
(972) 991-6115
(972) 233-3663
Home Medical Care
(972) 406-0003
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
Iranian Womens Society
Pars Academy - Arlington
Poetry and Music Night
Texas Persian Cultural Center
Tohid Foundation
Iranian Church

LONG DISTANCE PHONE

10-10-818
011 Communication

(972) 530-7089
1-800-818-1022
(866) 362-5900
MONTESSORI SCHOOL
(214) 570 8500

(817) 460-3300
(972) 492-0604
(214) 570-8500
(469)569-9099
(214)-348-8098
PHARMACY
Montessori Childrens House

Soraya Montessori

(972) 517-KIDS
(972) 527-6400
Sina Pharmacy

(214) 570-1610
PERSIAN CARPET
MOVING SERVICES
National Moving Co.

Khalils Oriental Rug

Persepolis Oriental rug

(972) 488-6700
(972) 416-4040
(214) 599-9966
PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO
MUSIC CLASS
Gorgani, Azadeh (Piano)
Jam (Tar & Setar)
Guitar
Pari Vakily(Piano &Violin)
Santor

Vakili Nasim
Golden Photo
Nice Shot Photo
Stodio Abobe And Beyond
(214) 383-9224
(972) 867-0392
(214) 215-3945
(972)339-8859
(214) 476-7799
(972) 900-6354
(972) 248-2533
(469) 713-4459
(972) 603-8887
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Business Directory
Business Name
Phone Number
Business Name
ELECTRONICS
GROCERY
B.H Electric
(214)336-3190
MJ Electronic
(972) 380-4000
MG Electronics & Networking - Repair TV, Video and
Audio
(972) 380-4669

Andre
Haji
Int. Food Land (Arlington)
Rio
Sahra
Shandiz
Tajj
FARSI CLASSES
Farhagsara
Pars - Arlington
Towheed

(214)570-8500
(817) 460-3300
(469)569-9099
HAND MADE -CRAFT
Saifi, Parviz (Advisor) (972) 849-0123
Andre
Haji
Shandiz

HIAR SALON
FINANCIAL SERVICES
FLORIST
Maryam
Mehri
(214) 497-0632
(214) 263-1108
(972) 644-7644
(972) 964-6669
(972) 943-8886
ICE CREAM
(214)705-1244
(972) 387-0508
(469)374-0500
Andre
Haji
Shandiz
GRANITE & TILE

Granite & Tile Solution
Saiid
Surplus Building Materials
(972) 644-7644
(972) 964-6669
(817) 277-1611
(972) 985-0003
(972) 991-8585
(972) 943-8885
(972) 584-1398
Ashley
(469) 556-5684
Effi (972) 989-7682
Jahangiri, Shiva
(972) 788-0975
Nadia
(469) 878-9371
FURNITURE
Ashley Furniture
Homdecor
Legacy Furniture
Phone Number
(972) 644-7644
(972)-964-6669
(972) 943-8885
INSURANCE
(972) 891-1423
(972) 966-9697
(972) 603-6770
(972)241-4444
Moniri, Arash
Awesome, Ali
Bakhshoodeh, Jafar
Didehbani, Khorshid
Kirck, Fariba
Koohgilani, Masoud
Meshkati, Shahrokh
Gazal, Mona
Mir, Monika
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(972) 740-3962
(972) 985-1772
(972) 898-1597
(972) 854-3236
(972) 445-4168
(972) 352-8701
(972) 867-3454
(214) 455-1445
(972) 407-9800
Business Directory
Business Name
Phone Number
Business Name
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone Number
DJ
Amir, Karim
Sharafpour, Farokh
Vahidepour Iraj
DJ Pouya
Hesam
Keyvan
(972) 964-9090
(972) 503-2273
(972) 503-2273
(214) 603-2673
(214) 235-5440
(817) 675-4460
DENTIST
Islami, Behnam
Khalil Khani, Karang
Nouri, Masoud
Nourian, Leila
Pajohi, Borhan
Ziaei

CHILD CARE
Montessori Childers House

(972) -517-5437
972) 517-4282
(972) 517-4282
(972) 733-0106
(972) 818-2244
(972) 517-4282
(972) 599-1221
COMPUTER & MORE

Aria Computer
Sharif, Karim
Dr Computer
DOCTOR
(972) 632-7147
(972) 824-4257
(972) 757-0307
Davoodi, Fariborz (Family)

Gerami, Alireza
(Gynecology, Infertality)
Harandi, Safoora (Family, Internal)
Tavakoli, Mojgan (Foot & Ankle)
Mobarak, Reza (Foot & Ankle)
Nahid Hooshyar
( psychologist / Family Therapist )
Setoudeh-Maram(Family )
Moshtaghi, Ali (Surgeon &Urologist)
Sekhavat, Abbas(Orthoped)
Shams, Ali (Pediatrician)
Shirvani, Alireza (Urologist)
CONSTRUCTION
Atlas Remodeling
CMS Remodeling
Custom Wood Working
Granite & Tile Solution
Hasan
Harati, Mehrdad
Mohammad
Parsa Remodeling
Urban Pioneer Construction

1-877-8AA-FLOOR
(214)229-6241
(214) 914-9158
(214) 534-7567
(972) 966-9697
(214) 534-7567
(214) 405-9982
(214) 718-4024
(214) 364-7270
(214) 828-1482
Torabi, Amir (neurologist)
(972) 410-3682
(214) 345-6963
(972) 312-8429
(972) 712-7773
(972) 316-0902
(972)-998-5647
(972)-242-4440
(940) 322-6688
(972) 644-7115
(972) 964-7773
(972) 401-4940
(972) 226-0405
DRAPERY -FABRIC
COUNSELING
Aslinia, Shahabaldin
Abassi, Amir
Kayhan, Maryam
Moghimi, Traneh
Nazampour, Ali
D Fabric Center
Pro Design Center
(972) 680-8986
(972) 680-8986
(469) 396-2335
(214) 207-3484
(214) 727-7717
(214) 654-0468
(972) 774-1111
ELECTROLYSIS
Alavi, Mojgan
134
(817) 468-5664
Business Directory
Business Name
Phone Number
Business Name
ACCOUNTANT
Phone Number
BAKERY
Gilani ,Masoud
Shamshiri, Reza
Shamshiri, Rozbeh
Tobian, Ebrahim
Zareii
Mirghaloo, Gholi

(972) 352-8701
(972) 608 -8852
(214) 501-6220
(972) 758-8685
(972) 991-1040
(469) 464-7059
Natalie
Rio
Shandiz Bakery
BUSINESS BROKER
ADVERTISING
Shahrvand News Paper
Zardpages.com
Tehrani, Susan
Ghazal, Mona

(972) 530-7089
(972) 530-7089
Khalils Oriental Rug

Persepolis Oriental rug

(214) 261-0034
(972) 680-8833
ATTORNEY
CATERING
Modjarrad, Shawn
(972) 789-1664
Pourabbas Noorian, Morteza
(972) 720-0088
Rad, Allen
(972) 661-1111
Seifi, Claire (214) 517-1220
Sean Chalaki
(972)793-8500
Sharifi, Shideh (214) 712-9265
Sherin Thawer
(214) 239-4511
Taghizadeh, Mondana
(214) 206-4053
The Zendeh Del
(972) 381-4252
Alonak
Aria
Haji (Sandwiches)
Giovanni
Hooshang
Kasra Persian Cuisine
Rio
Sahra
Shandiz Restaurant
Shish Kabob
Tabooli
Vila
AUTO
Araphao Sticker & Lube
Kiaan
Luxury Auto
Mister Collision Inc
Pit Pros
Silver Star Motors
(972)726-6000
(214) 455-1445
CARPET / RUG
AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING

Air Patrol
Air Pro Tech Services
(972) 964-4044
(972) 247-9835
(972) 964-4044
(972) 943-8885
(972)783-1990
(972) 241-1907
(817) 496-6300
(972) 484-4669
(214) 528-7767
(972) 370-3937
(972) 416-4040
(214) 599-9966
(469) 374-9991
(972) 375-8276
(972) 964-6669
(972) 596-8610
(972) 896-2851
(972) 235-4007
(972) 985-0003
(972) 788-1898
(972) 943-8885
(972) 680-8989
(214) 272-9142
(214)731-1200
CARPENTRY
Carpentry Sepcialist
Hassan
(214) 335-3001
(214) 534-7567
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