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Because those melodies are prominent in traditional Armenian songs. And why would you make my post invisible? I did not violate any rules.

I forget the exact title, but it was a general overview of Armenian history. And my friend has some more interesting stories involving him, haha.

And he busted my balls for not attending class. "It's nice to have you back. I missed seeing you sit in the back and stare outside the window."

And they say Armenians lack integrity. That's an errata of its own!

Gentlemen, get busy! I'm accepting volunteers to help do my part, .

Here are the results: http://www.polska-sztanga.h2.pl/live/

We won a bunch of medals!

By moving on. It's really simple.

Who should walk ahead when walking through a mine field? . If I am walking with somebody, I'll most likely be talking to them, so it would make no sense to be either behind or in front of them.

If I was responsible for admissions, and your first post here was your response to the prompt, I would have immediately accepted you. "explaining your reasons for wanting to volunteer in Armenia" That's evident from your post. "how these reasons are related to your past experience" Also evident. "how they might fit in with your future goals." Somewhat evident. Elaborate. "Comment on what you expect to contribute to Armenia through your service and what you expect to receive." Somewhat evident. Elaborate. Please provide an example of a significant experience—drawing from school, work, home or abroad—that illustrates your ability to adapt cross-culturally and to overcome difficulties." Clearly evident; you're Black Armenian. But I am certain you have more particular examples you could list. Despite having serious "deficiencies of Armenianness," whatever "Armenianness" may be, you are concerned for the welfare of our folk, and that's what matters. Don't get caught up with what it means to be "Armenian." And plus, you made controversial statements regarding our identity; that's as Armenian as one can get, haha.

Love the colors. The blue utilized in "Holiday in Greece" in particular. Reminds me of the Chartres Blue stained glass windows of Chartres Cathedral.

, hahahahaha. And that's the second Armenian-Finnish couple I've seen, for the record.

We have our state and our independence - what the hell is it worth? And if it's worth something, why treat it so poorly?

Very similar. Armenian: http://www.livius.org/a/iran/persepolis/apadana-eaststairs/armenian.jpg Cappadocian: http://www.livius.org/a/iran/persepolis/apadana-eaststairs/cappadocian.JPG

Marquis de Sade has some interesting things to say about Armenians. Apparently our ancestors conducted themselves in a sadistic manner, hahaha.

Yervant and Mos: Many thanks gentlemen, . You guys are like the wikipedia of Armenian music, haha.

Very nice work!

My link Does anyone know what the song that starts at 1:56 is called? It's a beautiful traditional song.

The sooner Armenia has a border with Russia the better. These neighbors are simply in the way.

My expression when first hearing "Child in Time": . What a masterpiece!

Ruben Hakhverdyan has such a great folk sound. I just found this gem a few days ago. To quote one of my favorite youtube comments, MORTUMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, hahahaha: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpjoD21d5VA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI4kyaOulJ0

Father's side: Dad - Tiflis Mom - Tabriz Mother's side: Dad - Tehran Mom - Tehran Haha, and I just noticed they were all from cities that start with the letter "T."

Haha, .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unf-8iCvcOc .