Harut

what are you talking about, Azat? we have full support of the most powerful countries such as England, UK, and GB. actully i heard this on your favorite station, NPR.

i had never messed around with register. but i guess it's the time.

Azat jan, you are the man! qez mi hat magharich Movsesi koghmits.

quote:Originally posted by Azat:2. With your last HMO, your Prozac didn't come in different colors with little M's on them. didn't come, or came?

hi guys. help me!!! i installed Oracle 8i long time ago. i installed 6i recently. now i want to connect them and keep getting this error message: ORA-12224: TNS:no listener i guess i have to start the listener. BUT HOW DO I DO THAT ON WIN98?!?!?! on win2000 it's easy, but win98? i'm so mad. today we (including the professor) couldn't connect them on someone's laptop in college because of other error. now i came home and can't do that here either. i'm really mad. i've been searching the net for hours already and all i get is stupid, premitive solutions - you have to start your listener, make sure you provide correct host name, etc etc. it would be even more frustrating if i find out that one of those primitive solutions IS the answer to my problem. lol

no need. they are up again.

MJ, i heard that prayer in full length some time ago on TV. i don't know how original it was though. this is what the guy was also talking about. and some other interesting things.

quote:Originally posted by nairi: quote:Originally posted by Harut:Aragasharzh, shaganakaguyn aghves@ tsatkets alarkot, putavor shan vrayov (vrayits): Good try, but wrong. Try again I'll give you a hint after this one if you want.no, i'm right.

quote:Originally posted by nairi:The quick brown fox jumped over a lazy spotted dog. Can you come up with an Armenian equivalent? Aragasharzh, shaganakaguyn aghves@ tsatkets alarkot, putavor shan vrayov (vrayits): here is a new puzzle for you: "vrayov" te "vrayits"?

it's down again

Paul, i don't know if the old post code system still works in Armenia, but if you use the format provide bellow your mail will reach its destination. street name building number #[apartment number] city name, Armenia for example, Mashtots Blvd 34 #23 Yerevan, Armenia

Movses, yes inqs chei pashtpanum voch Demirchianin vor el Kocharianin. nuynisk kasei, vor aveli nakh@ntrutyun ei talis Kocharianin. sakayn verjin mi qani shabatva iradardzutyunnerits heto amboghjovin hiastapvetsi. chnayats vor hima el kartsum em vor Kocharian@ aveli lav tsragrer uni yev aveli lav lider e, sakayn aylevs chem uzena nran tesnel vorpes nakhagah, qani vor na yev ir andznakazm@ tqats unen joghovrdi dzayni vra. aveli lav e lini anports, yev migutse tuyn nakhagah, qants te mek@, vor@ chi @ntrvel joghovrdi metsamasnutyan koghmits.

the last one was nice too. like Nairi i had to create metrix too. but no trial-and-errors. everything is there.

quote:Originally posted by Azat:On what day of the week will he return? What time of day will he return? How much water will he need? How much fish will he need? How much meat will he need? How much Ararat Konyak will he consume?(my addition ) Sunday11:00 pm 163.625 gallons 3 34.3125 pounds 1365 grams

quote:Originally posted by nairi:Beyond semantics, I'm shocked at the unprecedented growth of skinheads in my otherwise very leftist city. Just a year ago a skinhead shop (in disguise) was opened on our main shopping street, and I bump into skinheads almost on a daily basis. There are even skinheads at my university, but professors hardly seem to care about this. What is going on?? here is the mastermind behind those skinhead movements.

quote:Originally posted by Arpa:there is nothing wrong with assimilation/nuynatsum. agree. the sooner we adopted to, in this case, the American lifestyle the better we will live, the happier we will live, the more productive we will be, and so forth. that is not to say that Armenian lifestyle doesn't provide basis for having those mentioned above, but it is just unrealistic and impossible to live with a healthy Armenian lifestyle outside of Armenia. ================ [angry mode]why the heck have we left Armenia and moved to US? for having better lives, LIKE Americans. so shut up and live like an American. this is how America is. if we don't like it there is Armenia where we can live like an Armenian without any problem. and the door is open for us to live. but no, we choose to stay, strugle trying to live like an Armenian, and never succeed. plus we bash those Armenians who fully adopted to American life and do much better then us. plus complain that Americans and their lifestyle are the worst in the earth.[/angry mode] sorry if i hurt some feelings, but i had to say this. [ February 28, 2003, 12:56 AM: Message edited by: Harut ]

parenting. very interesting and important issue. i'd like our more experienced members to express their thoughts on this. what i can say is this. i too always thought that the way to be is the traditional secure way. that is a two-page list of "don'ts" and two-line "dos": study hard, be good. but now i see that more successful are those who never followed those guidlines. and i admire them. so why don't more parents let their kids loose? because there is a catch to it. that is, out of those who don't follow the guidlines very few make it through. but then, as the Russian saying goes: "who doesn't take the risk, he doesn't drink the champange".

is there anything more essential than money?

quote:Originally posted by Stormy:Health and happiness, neither of which money can buy. but how healthy and happy can you be with an empty pocket? you don't have money, you don't get enough nutrition, you get depressed, and so forth. and there you go, no money no health. you don't have money, you don't get to go to the school you want, you don't get to drive the car you want, you don't get to buy the computer ( ) you want, you can't buy a present for your loved ones, and so forth. and there you go, no money no happiness.

ok, as an Armenian young student living in US, let me express my thoughts. i'm always told that i'm way not typical (freak (j/k)) Armenian, so don't take what i say granted for everyone. i think that we should have balance in life. there's nothing wrong in getting drunk and acting stupid once in a while as long as it does not become one's hobby or daily duty. so, Armine, i don't think there is anything that you should worry about. i even think that you should get along with them a little more. i know, you think they are "stupid", know nothing about Armenia(ns) and proudly consider themselves Armenians, are not involved with the community, and so forth. but i think you will be surprised how smart some of them are and how much they know about Armenian issues and such if you talk to them. by invovling with them, you can even change them. you can influence them by your thinking. because standing aside and watching and pitying them don't help. at least that is what i'm trying to do. our school is very technical. we get very minimal GE education (just enough to get a BS degree). students here are not that bright. and most of them don't care about anything besides money. plus, the nubmer of Armenians increased here drastically. you probably already imagine how the situation is here. yes, they spend most of their times playing "blot", talking about conducting illegal businesses, or where the next party is going to be. but i don't just ignore them and pass by. i stop, talk to them, try to make changes. i try to initiate discussion around serious issues, such as career, religeon, our diaspora, and a lot more other stuff. for example, over last week, i tried to get them involved with Armenian poplitics. we discussed around the elections in ROA. as far as partying and such under the name of Armenian Club, i'm all against it. we should not segregate ourselves from others for having fun. there are so many other clubs and organizations that are designated for having fun, partying, and such. if someone is putting together an Armenian Club outside of Armenia, it should be dedicated to Armenian issues, culture, community, and such. ok, one last word of advice (of course if you allow me). RELAX!!! don't take it too close to your heart.

lady, the top part there, in Armenian Poetry, is an image. that is why you can read it. you deffinatly need Armenian fonts.

maybe majority of people DO really want Kocharian as president.

results of an ongoing poll from ArmeniaNow.com Stepan Demirchyan 3491 (21.02%) Robert Kocharyan 13118 (78.98%) Total votes: 16609

i think that the future with Demirchian is very uncertain, which could end better or worse.

texas, i'm no expert either, but i think that the common (i prefer this over "borrowed") words with other languages are not as extensive as you think. also, many of those that are common (or have common ancestors) have gone through such "evolution" in both sides of the boarder that they do not even sound similar. it might sound absurd to say that Armenian, language of a small nation, had an influence on linguistics of Empires, such as Persian, but that might as well be the case to some extend. as far as scientific terminalogy is concerned, the picture is quite different from those of other languages. for better or worse, as a rule, terms have usually been translated to Armenian.