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if the memory doesn't fail me, somkheti was yet another proto-armenian tribe in the north-eastern armenian plateau.

and that's what 'mijagetq' means in armenian, "between [two] rivers"

try to start in safe mode. it may get locked by some program.

Our country is not Gikor that we repress, abuse, exploit her, and throw her the leftovers from our plate. She is our dearest child. Մեր երկիրը թողել ենք անտեր...

how said size doesn't matter... everybody IS after larger one... someone is after larger ideas... another one lives for larger pockets... even more people are striving for larger stomachs...

for the same reason that they call us by similarly unique name, Somkheti. btw, i think Vrastan used to be Virq in old Armenian (or was Virq an Armenian state in the north?)

pardon my economics' ignorance, but wouldn't strong valuta also mean higher demand for it? so, instead of assuming that the reason for dram's increase in value against dollar is the inflow of dollar, isn't it also possible that the reason is that exports are increasing? wouldn't that also prompt for demand for dram, thus, increase of its value? would that actually be a bad thing?

There is going to be ms access database with a vb program written as an interface. the database contains very crucial information and cannot under any, and i mean it any, circumstanses get corrupted, damaged, crashed.... absolutely no data must be lost. thus, i guess, we need a back up system. any general (specific?) tips and suggestions you might offer for backing up such system (access)? thanks

wow, i've missed a lot, haven't i?! angel, armen, azat, movses, Sip! i wish you what i wished previous years. let's hope than they become reality at least this year. angel - a bachelors degree armen - a masters degree azat - hair movses - smaller belly Sip - a smooth road

yes

Another excellent translation is Rustam Yev Zohrab

since you have started it... i have a problem with the 24-hour awtv, the armenian channel. my specific problem is with their global news anchor, Merry Mouradian. there are really fews things in this world that make me annoyed or make me go paranoic, and one of them is this lady. everytime i hear her reporting the global news i want to smash the tv and go jump off the bridge... and all this in all seriousness. and the reason for all this is the way she speaks armenian. i really appreciate her effort to provide global news to armenian community, however, she should at least try to do a good job at it. first, she does not herself talk in armenian well. second, the materials she presents are direct, and i mean it, direct translations of english material. she translates the materials word by word, literally, without finding the right equavalent of the words in armenian, without changing the order of words in the sentences to make it proper armenian. add to that her special annoying intonation and melancholic voice and you get the best weapon to make masses go wild. listening to this "armenian" reports are just uniquely horrible experiences that i do not wish to my worst enemy.

i think i found what the problem is... http://www.lavahelp.com/articles/v6/04/06/0901.html ... but being careless that i have been recently, i started reinstalling the OS before going to google groups and searching...

what do you mean by restoring? just format the whole thing and start again? oh, man...

thanks. actually, the option that i had to disable to view it in windows was "Hide Protected operating system files". but i still have a problem. the reason i wanted to do that was because i had deleted a dll file from system32 folder and now i can't start the windows. actually, it starts, but after logging in, it automatically logs me off (not shutdown, just log off). i connected the hard drive to another computer and tried to restore the file to its original directory. but guess what... i didn't delete the regular way. i was using command prompt and deleted from there. so, now it's not in recycle bin. but, now, i'm not really sure if it is because of that file. the reason that i deleted that file was because it had very suspesion name and i believe it was a spyware file. (adaware couldn't get rid of this spyware. 180solutions, it kept coming back). so, any suggestions on how to fix this? i'm still thinking that it might be just another spyware or similar thing that does this and not that dll file i deleted. actually, i installed that hard drive on another computer and listed all the dll files in system32 directory and compared it with the list on that host computer's hard drive. no dll file was missing on that hard drive.

ok, here is a stupid question. where is the recycle bin in xp? where do deleted files go on the hard drive? in 98 i remember it is in root directory. but where is it in xp?

the internet defies the laws of physics: i hear the lightning before i see it. not really, but still...

asian ladies + driving =

RoA is a country where democracy is being built (at least we are told so).

Countries are made up of communities; communities are made up of families. To build a healthy, democratic country with justice and equality, we must start the process from within our families, for the country is the larger reflection of the family. As long as we have families where equality and justice are only dreams, where patriarchy is promoted over equality, where curroption and fights rule, where the young is discriminated against, we can only wish for free, democratic country.

people learn from their mistakes; clever people learn from the mistakes of others.

Եղիշե Չարենց, «Երկեր» A collection of poems from many of Yeghishe Charets's books. Published for Աշակերտական Գրադարան, 1985. which leads me to ask this question... why are most of the poems so sad, melancholic, nostalgic, tragic...? does the inspiration of writing poetry come at the down time of the person? or it is because when the person is happy and joyful and satisfied he/she does not want to waste a moment on writing and wants to enjoy every bit of the time?

permanent = A A = B B = permanent j/k

there may be a big difference in general context ("there is..", "... believe there is..."), however, i don't see a difference in this situation, because the inexistance of the god has not been proven. thus, "there is no god" statement is merely based on a belief. which, in turn brings us back to the other statement, "i believe there in no god". does that mean that if i say "there is god", it makes me a non-believer because i don't believe, but know, or at least claim to know?

We are gadget-rich and assessment-poor in this society, yet each private act connects us to each other in a great chain of causation. --- Corlann Gee Bush: "Women and the Assessment of Technology"