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Emotional and Mental Effects After a Car Accident

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Being the victim of a car accident as a driver or passenger is a very traumatic experience. For many people, dealing with a lot of difficult emotions after an accident is quite traumatizing. Not all victims will feel the same symptoms at the same time. Some symptoms assert themselves at the accident scene, while others will be displayed days or weeks after the accident. It is important to recognize that these feelings are normal and there are ways to understand how to manage them. 

Accident Aftermath 

At the accident scene, you can enter into a state of shock which is the first sign of emotional distress. Even if you are not physically hurt, the sudden shock and surprise can be quite stressful. This stress can manifest into feelings of nausea, dizziness, physical trembling, quick breathing, sweating or clammy hands and skin. Other victims will go into the “autopilot” mode at the scene. They start to process all the things that need to be done on the spot . For instance, they exchange insurance information, talk to the police, and take photos of the accident without having any immediate feelings towards the accident. It is only when they leave the scene and calm down that delayed shock will start to manifest itself within them, which might happen sometimes many days after. 

Emotional Distress

The wide range of emotions victims go through after an accident may lead them to Emotional Distress. The symptoms don’t usually have a medical diagnosis, but they are very physically and real for the accident victims. Some of these symptoms include:

Anger and Irritation 

Many victims involved in car accidents will feel a lot of anger, whether at other drivers at fault or at themselves for allowing the accident to happen. Especially if the accident could have been avoided. In New Jersey, stressing on the importance of being aware of such feelings, Jersey City car accident lawyers state that the most frustrating part for victims is the feeling that they didn’t do anything wrong. This increases their anger at others and can be taken out on the people around them when they’re irritated. These feelings are normal by-products of the accident shock, and they need to be acknowledged.

Guilt and Self-Blame

Sometimes after the anger has evaporated, a lot of victims, especially drivers, will start beating themselves up for getting into an accident in the first place. They place undue blame on themselves for not foreseeing such a calamity. The result tends to be an overwhelming feeling of guilt that leaves the victim very anxious and depressed. 

Denial 

As with the different stages of grief, denial is a feeling accident victims will feel immediately after a car accident. They can be in disbelief for a long time, even for several days after an accident, and will not acknowledge that anything major has taken place. They usually will underestimate the accident and the effect it has taken on them. These people are usually experiencing shock and will process it through denying its severity. Along with the mental aspect of it, they can experience feelings of numbness, unpredictable mood swings, and bouts of unexplained fear.  

Fear and Worry

Experiencing anxiety in different forms after an accident is a natural reaction to the stressful incident. These symptoms range greatly, from fear of riding a car again, to the increased worry of getting into another crash if they have already started driving the car again. This also applies to passengers, who will worry about other cars coming out of nowhere.

Iran, Syria to Cooperate on Housing, Urban Development

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Syria's Minister of Public Works and Housing Suhail Mohammad Abdul Latif (right) meets with Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs Gholam-Reza Ansari in Tehran on Nov. 25, 2019 / Photo by Iran's Foreign Ministry

In the Monday meeting, the two sides conferred on joint cooperation between the two countries in the field of construction, particularly implementation of housing projects, road construction, and development of the infrastructure in this area.

They also discussed efforts to provide the private sector with incentives and a reassuring environment for work.

The Syrian minister has travelled to Tehran at the invitation of Iran’s minister of roads and urban development in a bid to form the Iran-Syria Joint Executive Committee for Housing and Urban Development.

Some estimates say Syria needs $250 billion to $400 billion to rebuild after years of an all-out foreign-sponsored militancy. Iranian officials have repeatedly voiced the Islamic Republic’s readiness to help Syria with the reconstruction of the war-ravaged country.

In early October, Iran signed an agreement to build a 540-megawatt (MW) gas fired power plant in Syria’s coastal city of Latakia.

At the request of Damascus, Iran also provided military advisory assistance to the Syrian government forces in its fight against foreign-backed Takfiri terrorists.

Iran to Destroy Enemies If They Cross Its Red Lines: IRGC

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IFP Editorial Staff
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General Salami IRGC Chief

“We have shown restraint … we have shown patience towards the hostile moves of America, the Zionist regime (Israel) and Saudi Arabia against the Islamic Republic of Iran … but we will destroy them if they cross our red lines,” General Salami said.

He made the remarks in an address to a huge crowd of people in Tehran rallying against the recent riots and expressing their support for the Islamic Establishment.

“You have already tested us in the field [of battle] and have been slapped hard in the face without being able to answer. Some of those slaps have been seen by the world and some have not been seen… If you cross our redlines, we will destroy you,” the IRGC chief commander warned.

The IRGC commander added that anyone who seeks to carry out an act of aggression against the property, lives and honor of the Iranian people will be punished severely in a way that will teach them a lesson.

He advised the enemies to respect the Iranian people and adopt a respectful approach in dealing with them, because “if this accumulated energy is released, no enemy will be safe and secure in any part of the world.”

“Today, the coup de grace was delivered to the enemy. The sedition, which occurred in the recent days, was the spin-off of all major fiascos that the Muslim Ummah and the Iranian nation have inflicted on the enemy in different fields over the last 40 years, particularly over the past eight months,” Salami said.

The IRGC commander added that the enemies have been defeated and are not able to carry out any measure, saying, “We go after them anywhere and tell them that we will not leave any move unanswered and will get even.”

His comments came after the Iranian government raised gasoline prices on November 15 in order to moderate the national consumption rate, which stands at 110 million liters per day, 40 million liters above the maximum daily domestic requirement.

The move prompted some peaceful protests, but riotous elements, taking advantage of the circumstances, quickly entered the scene, destroying public property, setting banks and gas stations ablaze among other facilities, and opening fire on people and security forces.

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

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Fatemeh Askarieh
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A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 19

Abrar:

1- Judiciary Chief: I’m Opposed to Method of Rationing Gasoline

2- Iran-EU Talks on INSTEX to Continue in Coming Weeks

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Aftab-e Yazd:

1- Parliament Trying to Make Its Presence Felt

2- ICT Minister: Nothing Can Replace Access to International Internet

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Ebtekar:

1- Heavy Shadow of Iran on Manama

2- Prisons Organization: Families of Detainees Can Visit Judicial Centres

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Etemad:

1- Doctrine of Shock: Will Ivankovic Become Head Coach of Team Melli?

2- Rendezvous at Tehran’s Enqelab Square

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Ettela’at:

1- Baghdad Protests US VP’s Abrupt Trip to Al-Anbar and Erbil

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Hamshahri:

1- Tehran Mayor: We Must Acknowledge People’s Right to Protest

2- Protest without Casualties: How Peaceful Protests Are Planned?

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Hemayat:

1- Shamkhani: Enemy’s Planned Attack on Asalouyeh Facilities Foiled

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Javan:

1- Government’s Gas Price Hikes Can Be Analysed Once Calm Restored

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Jomhouri Eslami:

1- Parliament to Impeach Interior Minister

2- Iran Achieves Self-Sufficiency in Drone Technology: Army

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Kayhan:

1- Tehran Residents to Humiliate Trump, Pompeo Today

2- Heinous Statistics of Yemeni Children: 400,000 Children Die of Cholera!

3- First Phase of Trump Impeachment Over: 12 People Testify against Him

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Mardom Salari:

1- Gas Price and Unbridled Inflation

2- Beirut Protesters Insist on Early Elections

3- Tehran Developing Its Nuclear Industry Gradually

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Sazandegi:

1- End of Wilmots’ Time as Head Coach of Team Melli

2- Mission in Mesopotamia: Why Pence Visited Iraq in Unannounced Trip?

3- Victims of Gas in Government

* MPs Start Impeaching Interior, Oil Ministers

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Setareh Sobh:

1- Blade of Impeachment on Throats of Cabinet Members

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Shargh:

1- Impeachment in Retaliation for Ignoring Parliament

* Agriculture Minister to Be Impeached Tuesday

* Interior Minister, Oil Minister Also on List of Impeachment

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

 

Siasat-e Rooz:

1- 12 Million Hungry People Souvenir of US Presence in Afghanistan

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 25

Make Your Career in Digital Marketing

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IFP Media Wire
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Make Your Career in Digital Marketing

There is digital technology, digital marketing, digital media, digital payments, digital transformation. Most businesses using digital technologies has adopted digital transformation over all areas of their business.

Why to go digital?

Going digitally helps the businesses in improving the customers experience, increased efficiency, improved business decision making andimproved innovation.

Due to good reach of public over the internet, it has benefitted the businesses as they can now advertise their products over the internet on much lower cost as compared to other marketing sources and they can also reach to a large number of customers. As a result, digital marketing is adopted by most of the businesses and big corporate houses, due to which digital marketing course is in demand.

Digital marketing is a growing field as technology is developing daily. Your career will keep on growing if you constantly improve your digital marketing skills. A person who loves coding can try web designing. Likewise, a person who has interest in writing, can become as content marketer.

The related jobs

Various jobs in which you can enhance you career after doing digital marketing course are:

  • Digital Marketing Manager: This is the top-level post in the field of digital marketing. The minimum requirement is 4-6 years of expertise in digital marketing. The task of manager is to form marketing strategies which will assist in driving more traffic, upgrading the website and update it constantly and undertake digital marketing campaigns.
  • Web Developer: Web developer’s job is to design the websites. The person who has interest in coding can go in this field and your role will be to design, encrypting and modifying of websites to make them look more attractive and easier to use. You should be familiar with JavaScript, HTML, CSS, web programming to become we developer.
  • Social Media Manager: It is not just about tweeting and Facebooking, there is much more than this. You should be updated regarding the trending fields and should formulate the strategies accordingly. This job role demands a lot of creativity and uniqueness in order to make quality content and videos.
  • SEO Expert: These executives are liable to get traffic on the company’s website and to improve the ratings. Their job is to research SEO tools, building sitemaps and toassure that the website content is search friendly.
  • SEM Expert: There role is to create ads, which we see on the internet. They help in forming a lot of leads. The job is to manage pay-per-click (PPC) keywords and providing recommendations for graphics.
  • Content Marketer: The role in this job is to create a content which has the ability to go viral and can be promoted by SEO and getting inputs from the other teams and coordinate with them. This field demands good hold in English language and a great deal of creativity.

Various other jobs after doing digital marketing course are E-Mail marketing manager, analytics manager, CRM manager. Everyone wants to go digitally. Mobile is the future of everything. Various online digital marketing courses are available which can help you in making your career in digital marketing and you can earn a good amount of money.

Massive Crowds in Tehran Hold Rallies to Condemn Riots

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IFP Editorial Staff
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The protesters amassed at Tehran’s Enqelab (Revolution) Square to attend the massive rally called “Supporters of the Leadership.

The participants held up placards and shouted slogans in support of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and expressed outrage at anarchist measures meant to inflict damage on public property during the riots.

The Revolution Square has been named so in honour of the country’s 1979 Islamic Revolution, and has ever since served as a rallying point on numerous similar occasions. People started moving towards the venue from the four predefined routes across the city.

What follows are photos of the protests retrieved from various sources:

 

 

Japan, Italy to Strengthen Building of Iran National Museum

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IFP Editorial Staff
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“The Ancient Persia Section of the museum and Italy have long been cooperating with each other. Italy drew up a plan to reinforce the Section in the 1980s and the plan has been published in two volumes,” said Director of the museum Jebrail Nokandeh in an interview with IRNA.

“Japan and Italy are among the countries which are going to work together to rebuild the Ancient Persia Section of the museum,” he added.

He said Tehran and Rome have had close cooperation in the cultural heritage domain for 60 years.

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“Six decades of cooperation is a key part of the thousands-year history of the world’s archaeology which has focused its attention on revealing unknown things embedded in the civilization of a territory known as the archaeologists’ paradise,” he noted.

He said the National Museum of Iran has bilateral cooperation with several countries and has held museum exhibitions with different countries.

The National Museum of Iran is the largest, oldest and most important museum in the country. The museum boasts most archaeological findings from the Paleolithic era to the Islamic era displayed in two sections named “Ancient Persia” and “Islamic Era.”

Iranian Film Attracts Attention in IDFA 2019

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Known as the world’s major festival of documentary films, IDFA 2019 got underway in the Netherlands on November 20.

A documentary directed by Iranian filmmaker Mehrdad Oskouei, entitled “Sunless Shadows”, premiered in the opening of the festival, appearing as a great success for Iran’s motion picture industry.

After being screened for an audience of 1,300 media activists and critics at the opening of the festival, the Iranian film came under the spotlight and its director received high praise.

Sunless Shadows was rapidly put on the list of the top 10 movies after film journals and media mentioned the Iranian documentary and experts published criticisms of the film.

Tickets for the Iranian movie, screened in different sections of the festival, have sold out.

The Iranian documentary was screened for the public at Amsterdam’s “Pathe De Munt” movie theater on Sunday. The audience in the 560-seat theater warmly applauded the movie and attended a question-and-answer session with the director.

Several members of the audience who watched ‘Sunless Shadows’ were concerned about the fate of the girls who were serving their sentence in a juvenile detention center in the documentary, considering that one of the girls was announced to have committed suicide at the end of the film.

In comments at the conclusion of a Sunday screening of the movie, Oskouei said all of the girls appearing in the movie have been released from the juvenile detention center, three of them have gone to university, and none of the mothers have been executed for aiding and abetting the murder of the girls’ fathers or their husbands.

The other questions and comments in the session related to the mechanism of narration and storytelling in the ‘Sunless Shadows’.

“The guys appearing in the movie had such deep internal layers that in certain parts of the film, I realized that the film crew must leave the location, so that the guys could express their views more comfortably in front of the camera,” the director explained.

“Moreover, I became a transmitter of video messages between them and their mothers in the other prisons,” Oskouei added.

The next screening of Sunless Shadows will take place in Amsterdam’s Eye Cinema on Monday.

The documentary tells the story of a group of adolescent girls who serve their sentence at a juvenile detention center for the crime of murdering their father, their husband or another male family member.

Mehrdad Oskouei has built a remarkable relationship with the inmates by observing their frank conversations and playful interactions.

Occasionally, the director leaves the girls alone with the camera, allowing it to become a tool for them to address both their victims in the afterlife and their accomplices.

Iranian Company Develops Cutting-Edge Textile Technology

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iranian Company Develops Cutting-Edge Textile Technology

The laser needle controller technology, developed by Araz company also known by its trade brand Joula, can boost efficiency with the installment of some equipment on textile machinery.

The company has defined and implemented many projects in line with overhauling the textile industry in Iran. One of the projects the company has successfully implemented is the technology to spot broken needles in machinery with laser. Joula is the second company in the world to have developed the technology. Earlier, only a leading German firm had managed to develop the knowhow.

The CEO of Joula, Meysam Javaheripour, says laser has been used to develop the technology in Iran given the existing facilities in the country and the expertise of domestic experts. This textile technology minimizes the degree of waste and damage in machinery.

“Since we are the second company in the world to have developed this technology, this knowhow has great potential to be exported,” said the CEO.

“We took part in ITMA in Spain, which is the largest international textile exhibition, and made some requests to countries with powerful textile industries such as India, Turkey, Bangladesh, China, South Africa and South America,” he added.

“We have also taken steps towards mass-production and exporting our product,” said the managing director.

He also touched upon other products developed by the company.

“One of our other products is an apparatus [which can be] installed on all textile machinery and reads the machinery’s sensors. We used “The Internet of Things” technology in this device, which can be used to monitor, control and manage [processes] online. It can even be used to make reports on a weekly or monthly basis. Given that today, having information is among the principles of management, this device saves all required information from any machinery and presents it later. And because it displays the condition of the machinery online, it is possible to find out about the status of the machinery through one’s mobile phone or personal computer,” he said.

According to him, The Internet of Things is a new space and regarded as a major technology, “so, this product has high potential for export.”

“We displayed this product as a prototype at the Spain exhibit, and it was warmly welcomed,” he added.

He said the company is currently working to develop another product, “which will amount to a revolution in the textile industry if successful results are obtained because we will be the first to have developed the product.”

“Our experts have been working on this project for a year now,” he said.

“This product can be used to carry out visual processing of fabric. This product shows faults in fabric during the weaving process. If the fault is minor, the device seeks permission from the user, who, if necessary, can stop the process,” he said.

 

 

Iran Congratulates Bosnia & Herzegovina on Statehood Day

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran-Bosnia

In a message to Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Zeljko Komsic on Monday, President Rouhani warmly congratulated the European country’s government and people on the Statehood Day.

“The history of relations between the two countries indicates the two sides’ determination and resolve in the path to the promotion of cooperation in all fields. I hope that we would witness the continuation of such trend and its further enhancement in the future as well,” the Iranian president added.

President Rouhani finally wished welfare and success for the government and nation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Statehood Day is a holiday celebrated on November 25 in Bosnia and Herzegovina to mark the declaration of a resolution by the State Anti-Fascist Council for the National Liberation of Bosnia and Herzegovina back in 1943.

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