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Anahit I was joking except the mother in law part no sister in law, no brother in law, i wish my father in law was still alive so he could keep the leash on my mother in law but other then that i could not have a happier family I just want to say I feel the pain for the guy who you will become a mother in law some day

ay hents dra hamar el asumen mi psakvi azat kyanqet mi tsaxi darnatsats tsavi

dont play your game on me, you quoted her wile she posted that vedio, be clear on this issue where you friends with Hrand? did you even knew Hrand? otherwise shut the .....up. maaan, you remind me a women who cant stop bitching about anybody and anything. dont make me expose you of what you truly are now go play with your toys

do you know Levon Marashlian? its him who posted the video, he knew Hrand very closely, i met Levon in my house and the men could not hold back his tears don't just blurt out what ever comes to you mind you degenerate A-hole get your facts straight before you vomit here. how many times you have been banned from this forum, I promise you, if one more time!?? you are gone for good!!!!

sure Aper but first I want this http://www.marmalade.ca/photos/misc/040929_sushi_rules_225.jpg

sure Azat jan anytime

I got married at 25, I'm still 25

Mosjan France amena lav jamportelu dzev@ TJV-en e, High speed train, enpes vor Paris-Lyon-Marsel 5 jam max, 3 jam Lyon, shat harmar e. Konyak? Vanna? over xosk tvel? Armen@ yerevi hima deputati tekatsu a Jermuk asa hents axpyurits helnuma Vanna e, Yerevan Mtropol eye mnum jisht Konyaki Gortsarani koxq, Businessman-e ur gnuma gortsnel hetna anitsatse, 1 shapat shut yet eka, Tsaxkadzorel 1 gisher mnatsi, Kecharis Hotel, very classy, shik, shat a poxvel, mijev hoktember el aveli kpoxvi. Yerevani kentrona shat shinararutyun, husam shutov verjatsnen, snchelu ot chka, aravotnerneyi qaylum, jam 7-in enel shnernen vra tali Bayts entanur shat drakan banner tesa, husam espes el ksharunakvi Yerabluri nkarner unem, Gayane vanqi gerezmanotsic, Maxlutoyi, Vartani (xelti) shirimneri....u shateri..

shnorakalem, qez el, shutov kgnass, kvayeles, rebound vijaka mots, hima uzumem het gnam, hoxs tun sarqem lav eh, ashxarh man eka bayts Hayastani ham u hot vochmitex chgta, nuynisk et txerqi tsitsak koshiknernelem karotel, bazari dem dzuk tsaxoxnerinel, Malxasnotsinel, Jermuvi axves Ayvazyaninel (es meke patmutyuna, mi or kpatmem) Ayvazyani restoranum hravirelen indz, sevantsiqel mi 30 hoqi hatuk ekelen qefi, el vor imatsan Amerikahayem...kenats u kenats (yani mahana er petq) Jermukits het galuts Araratum uneye mi hor-horexpor-txa, horexpayr er galis indz, mereler 1 tari araj, haytni cev-zavodi samasval qshoxnerits a exel, entaniqin gta, qez uraxutyun, huzicher shat, Arame U Armennel hets eyin (Errore janachum e) Vedio qashin...eh el voren asem el vore hoktemberin knojs hetem gnum, zonqachin tuynumem Anahid et yes chem ayl im varortne, anunnel Valod

OK here is some picks enjoy

www.armeniadiaspora.com Jermuk Resort Town To Have Cable Road Jermuk, March 21, Armenpress: A resort town of Jermuk in the Vayots Dzor province, where the eponymous mineral water is produced, looks set to have a cable road. Local authorities plan to launch its construction either in late April or early May and bring it to completion in early November. Azat Hovsepian, an official at the local governor's office in charge of urban projects, said the government has released 1.3 billion drams from its reserve funds to that end. The cable road will be 1000 meter long. Hovsepian said the idea to build a cable road is to give a push to tourism development and make the town more attractive for holiday-makers not only in summer, but also in winter. http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/images/DE4_070321cable.jpg

www.armeniadiaspora.com Armenia Keeps Up Robust Growth March 30, 2007, ArmeniaLiberty.org, By Emil Danielyan - Armenia's decade-long economic growth appears to be continuing unabated, with Gross Domestic Product increasing by 9.4 percent during the first two months of the year, according the latest government data. The data released by the National Statistical Service (NSS) show that the Armenian economy expanded on the back of a continuing boom in the construction and services sectors that now make up a considerable share of GDP. By contrast, the country's stagnant manufacturing sector shrunk by 1 percent during the same period as a result of a prolonged downturn in the Armenian diamond-cutting industry. Industrial output excluding refined diamonds, one of the main Armenian exports, rose by 5.6 percent year on year. Armenian growth traditionally accelerates in spring, suggesting that it may well remain in double digits this year. The NSS reported a 13.4 percent growth rate in 2006. The Armenian government maintains that the double-digit growth, which began in 2001, has reduced poverty and raised living standards, despite the uneven distribution of its benefits. According to its statistics, the average monthly wage reached 68,300 drams ($188) in January-February, up by 25 percent from the same period in 2006. In another sign of increased household incomes and expenditures, net imports jumped by 66 percent to $417 million in January-February, raising Armenia's big budget deficit to a new record high. Armenian exports grew by almost 19 percent to $135.2 million. They were largely flat in 2006, pushing up the deficit to almost $1.2 billion. The volume of Armenia's trade with Russia and other former Soviet republics nearly doubled to $205.6 million during the period in question, making them the country's number one trading partner. By comparison, Armenia's commercial exchange with the European Union totaled almost $200 million.

www.armeniadiaspora.com U.S. Revises 'Anti-Armenian' Karabakh Statement Yerevan, April 20, /Armenialiberty.org - By Emil Danielyan/ Facing strong Armenian protests, the U.S. State Department has revised a controversial passage in its latest human rights report that described Nagorno-Karabakh as an Azerbaijani territory occupied by Armenia. The original version of the annual report released on March 4 said Armenia "continues to occupy the Azerbaijani territory of Nagorno-Karabakh and seven surrounding Azerbaijani territories." The statement was welcomed by many in Azerbaijan but was rejected as inaccurate by the Armenian government and Armenian lobbying groups in the United States. Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian said later in March that Armenian diplomats have raised the issue with State Department officials. He said the latter admitted that it was an "obvious mistake on their part" and promised to "try to make a correction in that document." The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) likewise expressed "profound concern" at the reference. "To say that Nagorno-Karabakh is an Azerbaijani territory and that Armenia occupies Nagorno-Karabakh and other territories is to ignore the very fundamentals of this conflict," Ken Hachikian, the ANCA chairman, said in an April 3 letter to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. The revised version of the U.S. report's chapter on human rights practices in Armenia does not refer to Karabakh as an internationally recognized part of Azerbaijan and stops short of explicitly accusing Yerevan of occupying Azerbaijani districts surrounding the disputed enclave. "Armenian forces occupy large portions of Azerbaijan territory adjacent to Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenian officials maintain that they do not "occupy" Nagorno-Karabakh itself," reads the report posted on the State Department's website. The Armenian Foreign Ministry refused to comment on what is a rare change in the text of a department report made after its official release. A ministry spokesman only reiterated Oskanian's earlier comments on the issue. The ANCA, for its part, was only partly satisfied with the revision which it said was made public this week. "We remain concerned that the amended text continues to fall short of accurately describing the situation, as well as by the fact that the Azerbaijan section of the report continues to make incorrect assertions, thus making its text inconsistent with the State Department's own revision of the Armenia section," its executive director, Aram Hamparian, said in a statement. Washington has always stated that it supports Azerbaijan's territorial integrity in the Karabakh dispute. But that has not kept it from helping to draft over the past decade peace proposals that would essentially pave the way for international recognition of Karabakh's secession from Azerbaijan. Circle.Am http://www.armeniadiaspora.net/images/D95_rice.jpg

Amy this is for you http://www.metacafe.com/watch/455395/nora_...no_playing_cat/

and so you should have the right to say whenever or whatever you wish because of it? what you did is very normal at most, good for you you noticed great architectural marvels but did you ever think those magnificent churches in Ani made you a better architect, a human, and etc....? think about it, if you are waiting to be thanked by Armenians you might be wrong, I think its the other way around. say Thank you Armenians for contributing to the world for your achievements. Its like reading Victor Hugo and asking French to thank you, funny isn't it?

Anetik Happy b-day ba ches asi inch nkarem berel Hayastanits! Paruyr Sevaki gyuxits, vedio, qar@ poxel en, aveli mets xortrtavor uzumes tesnel?..........Sushi kolektivov

vay es dzer haves@, arten kartalov mechks tsavets

you mean renown? William Saroyan to name one, you need more names? try the google

they have banned Dole Bananas becouse turkey has introduced dildos as a supplement, you know the mechanical vibrators, bananas.

Arpa jan after St-Hripsimeh I went to Surp-Gayaneh church where "xent" and along with many others "maxluto" are barried, maxluto Smbat Boroyan, Smbat *****! took picktures, the reason I cant post any pics is the connection here in Jermuk so slow it took me 5 minutes to get Hyeforum page, next week I'll be in Yerevan! Jermuk is untoched by modern times, cristeen air and skyes, simply a magic=land, I'm staying at Armenia sanatorium which is owned by Jermuk Group, doc assigned me to drink 35c spring miniral Jermuk, and Thank God the spring is near the Hotel colon cleasing is very fast on Sunday Ara Abrahamian is comming from Mascow for easter and people here promis to take me there, Noravak, Tomarow my young frind Aram is comming from Yerevan, lets see if we can go to Artsax. thats all for now, the chances are I'll be comming back here in June with my son who is comming for "study abroud program" for collage courses, sponsered by our own Dr. Levon Marashlian. Yerevan is som poluted, so much construction is going on, no air to bread, emaging come augost it will be very hard. on our way to Gyumri we stoped in Ashtarak for lunch, took some pics with Aram, and near Talin the hills were all covered with fresh snow, winter is seteled so hard this year in Armenia, I axpect a good Harvest (tsiran) in late july anyways so long Guys and Gals, I'm invited for lunch, the menu is Karmraxayt

I was in Surp-Hripsimeh church in Echmiatsin on palm Sunday, It was a very moving experiance the town was packed, Arpa yes Juxer@ berumem ayd tsari Mosjan Musaler el kangnetsinq, asi Harisa utenq enel chgta, pity spaseying mijev yeper kin@ bayts apsos jamanak chkar in a few hours I'm headed to Jermuk, its going to be a scinic drive, I have to stop in Ararat, i still have a ant here belive it or not, I promis some picktures once I settle in Jermuk so long people, this is a land every Armenian must see

so what, my name is Edward and I'm Armenian, according to some a King, according to my zonkach ....ehhhhhh aveli lava chasem what matters is, your name can be and be Ժենենեվա thru queen at heart, or be Փառանձեմ and be whore you people read to much into an innocent post

guys calm down or I'll close the thread, and Patrick, tone down on the language you use. there has been number of times where been said keep Genocide section to civil discussion, use manners and conduct your selfs within forum rules. if you are going to use lol's, silly remarks, etc. similar approach and your posts will be removed take this as a friendly reminder or get a warning

I will refrain from answering for now, I'll take a rain check on that now back to the Topic

http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/images/8A2_070326gov.jpg http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/ Armenian Government Resigns Over PM's Death March 26, ArmeniaLiberty.org, By Emil Danielyan and Ruzanna Stepanian - Armenia's entire cabinet of ministers resigned on Monday due to the sudden death of Prime Minister Andranik Markarian. The resignation was swiftly accepted by President Robert Kocharian during an emergency government meeting chaired by the head of state. A government statement cited Article 55 of the Armenian constitution which obligates the ruling cabinet to step down in case the post of prime minister becomes vacant. The statement said Kocharian instructed all ministers to continue to perform their duties "until the formation of a new government." Under the recently amended constitution, the president of the republic has to name a new prime minister, backed by the majority of parliament deputies, within the next ten days. The appointment must follow consultations with leaders of the parliamentary majority. Kocharian held such consultations immediately after the cabinet session. "Participants of the meeting stressed the importance of ensuring the continued regular and unfettered work of the executive authority," his office said without elaborating. Kocharian assured the majority leaders that he will take "all necessary actions" required by the constitution, the office said. The participants included top members of Markarian's Republican Party (HHK), which boasts the largest faction in the National Assembly and will likely demanded that the next prime minister be a Republican. The most likely candidate for the post is the influential Defense Minister Serzh Sarkisian, the number two figure in the party's leadership. He was increasingly regarded as the governing party's real top leader even before the 55-year-old premier's death. A source in the presidential administration told RFE/RL that Kocharian has already decided to name Sarkisian prime minister. Kocharian's press service denied the information, however. Sarkisian cancelled a planned visit to China and rushed back to Yerevan from Moscow late on Sunday. He visited the HHK headquarters in the city center at around midnight and left it several minutes later, refusing to speak to journalists. It was thus unclear whether he discussed the question of who should succeed Markarian with other members of the party's governing board. Meanwhile, a special state commission tasked with organizing Markarian's funeral announced that the deceased prime minister will be laid to rest in Yerevan's Komitas Pantheon on Wednesday. In a separate decree, Kocharian declared Wednesday a day of national mourning. "We have lost a statesman, a colleague, a friend who … headed the government for nearly seven years, and those seven years were the best years for our state," Kocharian told his ministers.