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cute Yervantik, very cute maaan, this is about some great ice skater dancing under some great Armenian Music, and yet you find a way to joke about it, on my account? amaizing Yervantik, very amazing.

Vavul jan happy taredardz, amenayn bariq qez u qu @ntaniqin

oh Sip you have a short memory, remember the Auger? a classic

Ani don't worry it happened to all of us. my wife called me one day she was screaming "come come my keys are in a car, i forgot engine running and lock the door" after 10 minutes of hectic talk i was finally made her realize where did she want me to come for help. good thing is she had plenty of gas, she was 40 minutes away. why do women panic in such an instances? all she had to do is call AAA

at list we have the Armenian Navy Band

ha bayts et error 404-its im coperis mej liq@ ka G****m jan, chasses incha krak@ varumenq, Kamel shans myus anqam qsi em talu vret Yeritasardner bayts iskapes et incha? Error 404?

it has been adapted, this is only the first step, next will be closed vote which is made up with number of members who are in foreign relations comity!, #2,only the majority vote by this comity will move the 106 to house floor for vote, #3, is, Lantos has the power to move or block the vote! #4, which is number of NATIONAL SECURITY brunches of government can block the 106. #5, number 2 men in US government has a vito power in Senate. (remember one of the key votes from Senate is still recovering from illness D-south Dakota Tim Johnson) and finally, sitting President of USA has ultimate power to block the 106 unless, resolution 106 is none binding and it does not effect any shape or form on US foreign Policy and National Security at present time! lets wait a few days more and see what will develop

Barev Dzez, Բարեվ Ձեզ Welcome to our HyeForum, we are Happy to have you as new members Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBh8Chr13Qg shat ushadir nayi

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it should be known and it is a fact, USA has already fallen to that blackmail by Turkey, as a result special units are sent to Iraq from US, to convince solgers allready there to contact the congressional Reps, NOT to vote for Armenian genocide resolution bill, if fact not even meet ANCA personal, when last month ANCA and other grass roots orgs protested against Darfur in front of Sudanese Embassy, among the protesters Charles Wrangel, a chairman of the house ways a means commity was let out by Police by Handcuffs, and this is he 4rth most powerful person in USA. out of 38 available votes, we have only one vote from Texas, just Today we have lost 3 votes in the house due to pressure from White House, State department, Defense Department and from special interest groups, such as, Rand Corps, AEI, JNC, all major, medium and small defense contractors........I think you got the Picture ANCA being a grass roots org, and against all ods managed to get 185 votes so far, we still need at list 421 votes to pass the bill

Yervant de gna king Edward, hmmmm Nice Keri King, vat chi lseq Ok since Arpa's blood pressure is regulated I will tell another one so there was this kid Vartanik, Es Vartaniknel anchap shat hayhoyuma, um tesnume, vortex tesnume, vonts ases hayhoyume, mi xoskov... orerits mi or Vartaniki Tsnokhner@ gnumen Khojaikents tun huyr, es khojayiknel QIT chi unenum Vartaniknel uzume mi ban asel bayts zspume iren mekel sksume Vartanik@ es erexun dzuk tveq uti es erexun dzuk tveq uti es erexun.........de parza u edpes sharunak asume Vartanik@ khojaikin nayelov Vartaniki Papan te, Vartanik axr inchu hents dzuk uti? uti vor qit@ yerkari khojaiki inchu? ba vor metsana aknotsner@ pshatenus vra e dnelu?

got what? uffff incheq uzum duk indznits? I'm baning both of you, Amy jan you're a nice girl

Long Long time ago when we had a zoravar named Khoja Mamigonian parsikner@ hartsakvumen mer vra. Kjojai zinvorner@ galisen asumen, zoravar parsikner@ galisen mer vra khoja zoravar.......qani hoqi en? 1000 karmir shapiks bereq inchu karmir? khoja zoravar asuma, vor viravorvem aryuns chereva myus or@ Khojai zonvorner@ galisen asumen Khoja zoravar parsikner@ eli hartsakvumen! qani hoqi en es anqam? 100000 hmmmmm khoja asuma, karmir shapiks bereq u srjaguyn shalvars eh zinvorner asumen, srjaguyn shalvar@ inchi hamar eh Khoja? apushner srjaguyn shalvar@ vor taks -em chereva

my valentines evening started at exacly 6:12pm by 11pm after cooking a nice salmon orange dinner, with chilled white wine, 2 red candles, with silver holders and nice Greek salad, and buquie of flowers (he, the persian guy was asking 4 times the regular price, but i got it for $30) all that was ready by 7:45pm, and thats when she walked in. she thought I ordered it in If I lie may God struk me dead (only Azat would know where the last line is commin from)

Shnorhavor mer Ton@ Arpa jan, Happy Vartanants Day

And The Ararich toppled the 200 trees (human like Angels) which actually, according to "eyewitnesses", looked like trees. Why would Ararich, AKA Ara-Mets, Aramazd ,Ahra-Mazd, Ahura-Mazda topple trees? first,angles are nothing like Human like Those were not trees, Those were serpents between man and the Ararich Thou shell you all go to hell!!! said Ararich and thus long after Henry Thomas said "Things are not what they are, but are what they appear to be" does anybody else here understood what I just said? better yet let me ask, Why would Armenians thrush there own Kachqars? we are boulders and not destroyers I challenge anybody to show me one Kachkar, or Church stone, a fountain, which represent our culture has been destroyed. or if anybody has doubts, they also can go to Hell. Hndzats@ drants hundz chi, arantsnel drants gorts chi Aratsatsna khot et anasunneri

not possible? practicly no, but there is no such thing "theory" in politics, whats practical today may end up being smeones, other then azeries, best national interest dictated by the need of that day. some one wont hasitate to throw the bone! or be the bone, example? Isreal and Giorgia! Error jan, hishir vor prpurneri mej xextvogh@ kortsneu el ban chuni. and time anfter time again I have to remind my self the great old saying I got no one but myself to rely to.

http://www.bvahan.com/ArmenianWay/AW/sketches/comp.html COMPILER'S PREFACE My grandfather, Zareh Samsonovich Melik-Shahnazarov, lived an unusual life, like many people in Nagorno Karabakh during those years. He was born in 1903 into the noble family of Melik-Shahnazarian. The family lived in Shushi but was known far beyond Karabakh, Armenia and even Russia. The family had spawned over 50 officers who served in the Russian army, including several generals. Andrei Pavlovich Melik-Shahnazarov was apparently the most famous of them. As a lieutenant, he received the St. George Cross from Emperor Nicholas It's own hands. Later, under the USSR he was promoted to the post of corps commander in the Red Army and was shot in 1937 on Stalin's order. Our family was also a family of diplomats. David Melik- Shahnazarian was a personal friend of Napoleon and his special envoy to Iran. Later he was Persian Ambassador to France. Nariman Melik-Shahnazarov served and died together with A. S. Griboyedov in the Russian Embassy in Teheran. Later other members of the family kept the diplomatic tradition in the family alive. Among others was my father, Ashot Melik-Shahnazarov, an experienced career diplomat who became the first Ambassador, permanent, epresentative of the Republic of Armenia to the UN office and other international organizations in Geneva. Today he is a senior official at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the independent Armenia. There were also scientists, writers, engineers and government officials in our family. My great-grandfather Samson-bek Melik-Shahnazaryants was among them. He was a railroad engineer and constructed several projects in Nagorno Karabakh for the Yevlakh-Shushi line. Trains first started running on that line in 1913, and several bridges constructed by my great-grandfather still remain. My great-grandfather studied and often visited abroad, he spoke 5 languages fluently, including French, German and Turkish. The year 1918 was a hard one for the people of Nagorno Karabakh. That year Samson-bek was elected a member of the Council of War In the Nagorno Karabakh Provisional Government. He died in March 1920, mortally wounded in battle. My grandfather Zareh Samsonovich was 14 years old when he joined the Karabakh army as a volunteer. He fought for Artsakh until 1920 in Berdadzor, Shushi and Hadrut. In the ranks of Karabakh units, he took part in fighting the Musavatist rebels in Gyandja. Generals Dro (Drastamat Kanayan} and Njdeh (Garegin Ter-Haroutiunian) personally handed him his decorations. After burying his father, he became the oldest man in the family. At that time he was 17. With a weapon in his hands, returning fire, he fled from the burned town of Shushi with his mother, three brothers and two sisters. His little brother and his aunt were killed there. During the early years of the Soviet regime my grandfather was a member of an underground patriotic organization. They executed Azerbaijani and Turkish military criminals. The guerilla bullets found their way into the bodies of the organizers and perpetrators of the massacres of Armenians in Baku, Gyandja (Gandzak) and Tiflis. During 1930-36 Zareh Samsonovich served in the Trans-Caucasus Central Executive Committee, following which he returned to Baku and worked on construction projects in Sumgayit. When World War II began he was mobilized and taught young officers to shoot and trained snipers for the front at the Azerbaijan SSR Military Education Office (Vsevobuch). My grandfather was not the only arms expert in our family. My grandmother, Anahit Melik- Shahnazarova (born Mirzoyan) several times won Azerbaijan shooting championships. After moving to Armenia, she also became a championship markswomen there. There were always weapons at my grandfather's home, until the mid-1970'several excellent hunting rifles and even pistols. Of course, the pistols were kept In the house illegally. From 1950 until his death, my grandfather lived in Yerevan. Several times he started to write memoirs about the events of 1918-1920 in Karabakh. He wrote in Russian. It was only after he turned 80 that he devoted serious attention to that work. That happened when be met John Kirakosian, Armenian Foreign Minister and Armenian history scholar. Mr. Kirakosian persistently urged my grandfather to write down everything he had seen and lived through during these years. However, it was impossible to have even the first part of the memoirs published at that time. Only after 1988 have my grandfather's articles and fragments of his memoirs appeared in Armenian and Karabakh publications, and in the "Armenian Herald' newspaper published in Moscow. My grandfather was devoted to Karabakh. When visiting his native Artsakh he devoted much time and effort to revisiting the familiar places, he had very long conversations there, he told of his experiences and reminisced. Many people knew him in Artsakh. He inspired others with his belief in the freedom and bright future of Karabakh. He was certain his motherland would be liberated. Many times he petitioned Moscow, demanding that justice be done and Karabakh be reunited with Armenia. They summoned him, very old but still physically and spiritually strong, to high Communist Party offices and suggested that he "keep his shirt on. My grandfather argued there too, he attempted to persuade the officials. He lived in Gnuni (Knuniants) Street, across the road from Dynamo Stadium. It is not surprising that his apartment became a kind of headquarters when the liberation movement began in Karabakh and was supported in Armenia. Discussions and arguments went on at all hours, and plans were formulated for the future of Armenia and Karabakh. Many of the movement's leaders from Yerevan who took part In these 'sessions' in my grandfather's apartment later became people's deputies and ministers of Armenia. Unfortunately, I saw almost none of them at Zareh Samsonovich's funeral in January 1992. My grandfather died suddenly, at the age of 88. In fact, he was one of the victims of that winter's blockade. But he suffered at least as much from the fact that Shushi was still held by those who used the Shushi hills as positions for their "Grad" missile launchers as from the blockade's shortages. They were shooting at Stepanakert, Karabakh's capital, where women and children were dying. If my grandfather had lived just four months longer, he would have seen the liberation of Shushi. He grew up and received his education in that town. He became a boxer there, the champion of East Armenia. He defended that town with weapons in his hands as a teenager. I am sure my grandfather would have lived twenty years longer, if he had only lived to see Shushi liberated. But the cold blockade winter took its toll... There were an amazing number of young people among my grandfather's visitors. They remember him as an optimistic person who believed in the revival of Artsakh and his native town of Shushi. Zori Balayan was in Karabakh that hard January. When he heard that my grandfather had died he said, "In parting with Zareh Samsonovich, we are saying goodbye to a piece of our history. My grandfather was a unique person. He was always ready to help people with a kind word or a deed, although his soul was very vulnerable and poetic. The reader wilt find that in the verses my grandfather wrote as early as 1968. These were the only verses I found among his effects. KARABAKH My land, My motherland, My cradle, My country, Thou art the best. I was born in thy embrace, I was raised on thy bosom, I spent my life in thy grim mountains, Since my salad years I adored thy beauty, Beloved and fair Karabakh. Oh my native land, Oh my native Karabakh, Oh my attractive motherland Oh my gloomy land, Thou art the most beautiful. Thou art the stronghold and foundation of our Armenia, Thou art the pride and glory of all Armenians, Thou art an orphan, now living far from thy mother, Thou art crying but no one hears thy cry, Thou art mourning alone, my beloved. My land, My native Karabakh, My cradle, My country, Thou art the bes .

Sadly* major portion of ANCA income goes to public relations, I.E. Genocide related issues and office work is left for few or any IT engineers they mostly rely on interns. ROA officially on the surface cant help, but I'm sure they can provide safe environments also individuals, organizations, with related skills can do a lot on voluntary bases. * I say sadly because ANCA still remains distance second lobby in Washington

Error, Contact ANCA, bring this to there attention, i wouldn't contact any others, might be a glitch or someone is messing up with there outgoing mail. we will see many cheep shots like this around April this year. this is not a work of some amateur hacker.

No no Maral i wont say what you wont say by PM-ing me "lets give yervant a prostate exam with a beer can"

vstah Anahid taqushen eh karqandagel

Maral yervantin inch enq (s)anum? karkandakumenq? adiga inch e jans?

I will be disappointed if Forest Whitaker wont win a Oscar for his performance in "the last king of Scotland" very powerful performance