Harut

Paul, how can you buy land from NK government when the land is not officially owned by the government? yes, they make money out of it by renting it, but sooner or later those lands outside of NK territory will be returned to Azerbajan.

quote:Originally posted by MosJan:Antsq -= Kes isherin =-

dear alpha, i agree with the solution for NK. however, i see a problem here. it's been 14 years already since the people of NK dismissed Azeri authority. NK has already got used to independence. i don't think it will be easy to put the Azeri flag and NK's flag side by side in Stepanakert. edit: my agreement with you was that Azerbajan has all the rights not to allow NK separation. and why should it? [ August 15, 2002, 12:50 PM: Message edited by: Harut ]

SAS, it's Hmayk, not Nvard.

Azat has added his touch to it with 25 bits.

satana ka qaghaqum! satana ka qaghaqum!

quote:Originally posted by MosJan:T@****er [ August 13, 2002, 01:48 PM: Message edited by: Harut ]

quote:Originally posted by SAS:Vahan, mite forumnerum en divanagitutyun kam razmakan gitutyun sovorum? miayn C++, Shura, miayn C++!!!

quote:Originally posted by Eduard Markosyan:In case you guys forgot, today is Navasard(the armenian new year). There once was a time, when we had 13 months and 28 days in each month. There once was a time, when we used to celebrate our new year on August 11. as far as i remember, there were 12 months with 30 days to each. and there was the 13th month, called "Havelyats", which had the remaining 5 days.

quote:Originally posted by MosJan:Kneres Nvard jan Sakayn iys mek hartsum qez ognel chenq karror why not? you just need to go through some simple surggeries.

long time ago there was an invantion. it was called road.

MJ, please eli.

quote:Originally posted by Nvard:Harut jan, Не "в прошлом летом", а "прошлым летом", эх забыл ты уже прекрасный русский язык zabil, ba, zabil, Nvard jan. quote:Ham el ancal amare yes voch mi Harut chem tesel che, ughaki moratsel es.

quote:Originally posted by Nvard:The word "pure" has a very complicated meaning.What do you mean in this case? well, Nvard jan, i gave that excact question to the author of this topic. quote:Я уже давно в поход не ходила,так что не помню a voobshe chto ti pomnish? nadeyus ti ne zabila chto mi v proshlom letom ...

quote:Originally posted by nairi:Hagarag, how did you go from 180 to 130? I'm mentally disabled according to this one: http://www.highiqsociety.org/noflash/nonme...ers/iqtests.htm Nairi thanks for the link. i spent the whole day there. and i actually did quite well on their "ultimate test".

here are some interesting facts from my statistics book. ---------------- Probabilities that Challenge Intuition In certain cases, our subjective estimates of probability values are dramatically different from the actual probabilities. Here is a classic example: If you take a deep breath, there is better than a 99% chance that you will inhale a molecule that was exhaled in dying Caesar's last breath. In that same morbid and unintuitive spirit, if Socrates' fatal cup of hemlock was mostly water, then the next glass of water you drink will likely contain one of those same molecules. Here’s another less morbid example that con be verified: In classes of 25 students, there is better than a 50% chance that at least 2 students will share the same birthday. Six Degrees of Separation Social psychologists, historians, political scientists, and communications specialists are among those interested in "The Small World Problem": Given any two people in the world, how many intermediate links are required in order to connect the two original people? Social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted an experiment using the U.S. mail system. Subjects were instructed to try and contact other target people by mailing an information folder to an acquaintance who they thought would be closer to the target. Among 160 such chains that were initiated, only 44 were completed. The number of intermediate acquaintances varied from 2 to 10, with median of 5. A mathematical model was used to show that if those missing chains were completed, the median would be slightly grater than 5. Cost of Laughing Index There really is a Cost of Laughing Index (CLI), which tracks costs of such items as rubber chickens, Groucho Marx glasses, admission to comedy clubs, and 123 other leading humor indicators. This is the same basic approach used in developing the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which is based on a weighted average of good and services purchased by typical consumers. While standard scores and percentiles allow us to compare different values, they ignore any element of time. Index numbers, such as the CLI and CPI, allow us to compare the value of some variable to its value at some base time period. The value o fan index number is the current value, divided by the base value, multiplied by 100. Buying Cars For buying a new or used car, an excellent reference is the reliability data compiled and reported by Consumer Reports magazine. Frequency-of-repair data are based on 10 million pieces of data collected from thousands of readers. Statisticians analyze the data for patterns that lead to lists of both reliable cars and cars that should be avoided. Consumers Union President Rhoda Karpatkin writes, "Because numbers describe so much of our work, it should be no surprise that statisticians are key to that process." Authors Identified In 1787-1788 Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison anonymously published the famous Federalist papers in an attempt to convince New Yorkers that they should ratify the Constitution. The identity of most of the papers' authors became known, but eh authorship of 12 of the papers was contested. Through statistical analysis of the frequencies of various words, we can now conclude that James Madison is the likely author of those 12 papers. For many of the disputed papers, the evidence in favor of Madison's authorship is overwhelming to the degree that we can be almost certain of being correct. Independent Jet Engines A three-engine jet departed from Miami International Airport en route to South America, but one engine failed immediately after takeoff. While the plane was turning back to the runway, the other two engines also failed, but the pilot was able to make safe landing. With Independent jet engines, the probability of all three failing is only 0.0001^3, or about one chance in a trillion. The FAA found that the same mechanic who replaced the oil in all three engines incorrectly positioned the oil plug sealing rings. A goal is using three separate engines is to increase safety with independent engines, but he use of a single mechanic caused their operation to become dependent. Maintenance procedures now require that the engines be serviced by different mechanics. ----------- i'll add at some later day.

quote:Originally posted by Sip: quote:Originally posted by Harut:... is the ground "flat" all the way around the globe? smilies/lol.gif ... Harut, I think you should check out THIS SITE .... or maybe even THIS ONE.i want our spherical globe back.

quote:Originally posted by MosJan: quote:Originally posted by Harut: quote:Originally posted by arasydney:Hi Harut, None taken, but what eactly do you mean. just that there are none. and it's very intersting to know what you mean by pure Armenian. Harout jan etpes inchu es asum vor ??? yerevi jisht ches nayum - kam el en achqov ches nayum inchpes vor petqa inchpes asum er Dqi Norik@ - "im hobartin - Hay Axchkerqi Xatrin k@pnori" ...... Mos jan, yes vonch mi kerp hay aghchikneri xatrin chem kpnum. ughaki "pure armenian girls" artahaytutyun@ mi qich anhetet a. nuynisk mer Nvard@ inchvor rusakan "paxodner" a talis, asum a chem hishum.

quote:Originally posted by Nvard:Harut probably means that he has seen them come in his dreams,but they don't come in real life...lol now say that you didn't wish to be in my dreams.

quote:Originally posted by arasydney:Hi Harut, None taken, but what eactly do you mean. just that there are none. and it's very intersting to know what you mean by pure Armenian.

oops, i posted the above message, and then noticed that Sip had already answered.

quote:Originally posted by Azat:Who took the candy bar? During the lunch hour at school, a group of five boys from Miss Sulamita home room visited a nearby lunch wagon. One of the five boys took a candy bar without paying for it. When the boys were questioned by the school principal, they made the following statements in respective order: 1. Azat: "Neither Sip nor I did it." 2. Harut: "It was Azat or Domino." 3. Domino: "Both Azat and Harut are lying." 4. Movses: "Domino's statement is not true; one of them is lying and the other is speaking the truth." 5. Sip: "What Movses said is wrong." When Miss Sulamita was consulted, she said, "Three of these boys are always truthful, but everything that two of them say will be a lie." Assuming that Miss Sulamita is correct, can you determine who took the candy bar? Fadin estegh chi, inch ases glxin sarqum es, ha? te hents candyn arel u paxel a?

quote:Originally posted by Azat:A fool wants to tie a rope around the earth. So he buys a rope of 40,000 KM and ties it around the world. His neighbour, also a fool, wants to do the same only he wants the rope on sticks 1 meter above the ground. How much more rope does he need? -------- I am affraid that Harut is going to solve this really fast and make me look like the fool. hey you fool. if it's just the matter of increase the radius by 1 m then the second fool needs some 6-7 meter more rope. but if it's not that, then how many sticks are there? how far are they apart? is the ground "flat" all the way around the globe? can we somehow "dzqel" the rope? and so on...

wow, three new problems to solve!

quote:Originally posted by arasydney:Pure Armenian girls - where are they only in your imagination. no offense here.