Harut

russians use "mashina" or "avtomobil" "samoliot" means airplane, literally ինքնաթիռ... another word used along with օդանավ in eastern armenian...

unbelievablly horrible... i guess the brazilian style of playing just doesn't work against french...

woohoo, afric... i mean french won...

ինքնաշարժ is equally used with ավտոմեքենա in eastern armenian...

strongest wins... that's how it is...

i want to take a couple of days off and see some nature in california... any suggestions on where to go, and what can be seen / done? i have 3-4 days (including the weekend)... i don't have much time to plan... i'd like to do it in 2-3 weeks... it would be preferable to have some activies, not just seeing "trees", but nothing too extreme, i'm taking my dad with me... ok, that's about it... any ideas? thanks...

good for the body, good for the mind...

what is azeri flag doing handing at portugal netherland game?

look, Stifler is a football player... http://pub.tv2.no/multimedia/na/archive/00...erg_224051s.jpg

brazil won in sweden in 1958...

21 June 2006 "All that is needed for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." -Edmund Burke Dear Sir or Madam: Crimes against humanity. Denial. Genocide. These are words that no human race should ever experience for as long as one should live. Yet, people all over the world continue encountering atrocities as well as are incessantly affected by the memory of genocide. Beginning with the Armenian Genocide of 1915 to that in Rwanda in 1994, the 20th century was marked by a level of human cruelty the world had never seen. As you read this letter, innocent victims are being systematically annihilated in Darfur, Sudan, sixty five years after the Holocaust and ninety one years after the Armenian Genocide. While history repeated itself several times during the previous century, it has also shown that when civil society is well-informed about such crimes, it is more likely to take an active stand against them. For crimes against humanity to cease, as human beings, we have an exclusive responsibility, an intrinsic obligation, and one mission awaiting its triumph. The United Armenian Students is in the midst of carrying out a colossal genocide recognition project called Journey for Humanity. A group of 7 committed individuals will march across our nation, from Downtown, Los Angeles, to WashingtonD.C. They will pass through twelve (12) states, covering over three thousand miles starting on June 27, 2006 to November 2006. The project's various committees have been working arduously on all aspects of the Journey, from routing, fundraising, publicizing, walkers' health maintenance, and community education, to rallies and logistics. The final element in substantiating our success is dependent upon getting the message out to the people. It is our objective to raise societal awareness through the media as well as through various human rights organizations that take place in educational and religious institutions. We are certain that in order to prevent future incidents, this event needs to be publicized expansively and supported tremendously. Hence, each and every one's cooperation and participation is considered necessary at this time. We need to receive involvement from you for this event to achieve its ultimate goal, therefore we ask you to join this cause with us. We encourage individuals such as yourself to support in any way possible, such as contributing financially or helping promote the walk on television, newspapers, radios, internet, and other channels that you may have access to. There are few days left until the launching of the Journey for Humanity. Please mark your calendars, take the day off and support the walkers as they begin to walk from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. on Tuesday, June 27, 2006. The significance of this project encompasses raising awareness of crimes against humanity and this cannot be done without the presence and participation of all mankind. A group of local political and religious leaders and other local dignitaries will join the walkers on the front lawn of the Los Angeles City Hall to initiate the journey. The ceremony will take place at 9:00 a.m., on June 27, 2006. Together, let us all join hands that day by walking alongside these devoted individuals and let's all wish them an unforgettable journey. We must recognize the wrongs of the past and bring this pertinent issue to the forefront of our collective consciousness. It can be done and we are committed to do so. Today, all human beings need to take on a more active role. We all collectively need to launch a Journey for Humanity. If you are interested in being involved in this project or would like to receive additional information about Journey for Humanity, please feel free to contact us at: website: www.JourneyforHumanity.com ; email: info@JourneyforHumanity.com ; phone number: (323) 464-0479 Journey for Humanity is one of the projects organized by the United Armenian Students (UAS). UAS is a non-profit 501©(3) educational organization. Tax ID #34-2043188. Visit our website at www.journeyforhumanity.com

3,000-Mile Walk Aims to Raise Awareness On Crimes Against Humanity, Youth Seek Resolution from the White House California youths will walk from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. in honor of victims of crimes against humanity and in an effort to raise awareness for forgotten and mislabeled genocides. The 3,000-mile walk titled, “Journey for Humanity,” one of many events planned by United Armenian Students, a student-led, non-profit organization based in Los Angeles will begin in mid June, 2006 in Los Angeles and end in November 2006 in Washington, D.C. Read More http://www.journeyforhumanity.com/

while i agree that "children who have nothing would like anything luxury and pretty", i would recommend to send something of necessaty not of luxury... people in need think much less about luxury and pretty things and more about being able to afford the most basics for welfare... sending something of necessaty would make one less burrden on the soulders of the parents... sorry for not naming a specific item... and thank you for your support...

anahid, i usually do understand things from the first time... you don't have to repeat yourself... i never questioned THAT... i asked "do what?" because your statement "Yes, some intelligent people do but not all." after my quote "because he can... first of all, most didn't have to, but they chose to... second, it may be a shame to see "intelligent" people leaving armenia, but what kind of "intelligent" person of any country whouldn't leave his/her country given the opportunity to leave a better life somewhere else? because they are..." made absolutely no sense... suppose if armenia was the prosperous in the world and they had the best chances for a livelihood, i definately don't think those so called intelligent armenians would have left armenia in the first place... in fact, i do think that the so called intelligent americans would have left america for moving to armenia... yes, indeed, people's hearts are in their chests, close to their stomachs...

yes, i do... is it a good or bad one is a topic for another discussion... can you please show me where armenia is going, how it is better than it's current state, and how "they" are holding armenia back from getting there faster? is armenia currently in stagnent state? yes, i believe so... is it facing to the right direction, waiting to be released from "them" to go forward to "paytsarr apaga"? i don't quite believe so... ok... but what does all this have to do with "... Just visit downtown Yerevan, all you see is the rabiz people, with their big sunglasses, dark pants, cell phones ... ", and me saying that you should stop looking at them as pests?

i disagree... most people WERE unhappy with him, but not because of the reason you stated... it had more to do with the economics, judicial system, corruption, and other social spheres in the country... the reason you stated may be the reason YOU disapproved of him... it's a legitimate reason, but please don't generalize it to make it sound more valid... and i was saying that, no, not really... you may have disapproved ter-petrossian because he banned dashnaktsutyun, but disapproved kocharian because of other reasons...

ՔՈ ԱՉՔԵՐԻ ԴԵՄ Քո աչքերի դեմ իմ աչքերը` կույր, Կա քո հոգու մեջ անթափանց մի մութ, Քո մութ հայացքում կա մի քնքուշ սուտ` Քեզ միշտ թաքցնող մի նուրբ վարագույր: Փակ են քո սրտի հեռուներն իմ դեմ, Հավետ քեզ կապված` քեզ օտար եմ ես. Երբ խենթ խնդությամբ փայփայում եմ քեզ` Եվ սիրում եմ քեզ եւ քեզ չգիտեմ: Փակ են քո սրտի հեռուներն իմ դեմ, Քո աչքերի դեմ իմ աչքերը` կույր. Քո հոգու վրա կա մի վարագույր,- Ո՞վ ես դու, ո՞վ ես,- բնավ չգիտեմ: http://armenianpoetry.com/arm/1124.html

can you please elaborate, because i don't know what you are talking about... no, not really... do what? i'm sorry, i don't follow you... well, then i guess people's hearts are NOT so much into it, because i don't see many returning...

let's stop the radicule, shall we? why don't you let the people live the lifestyle they want to live without degrading labels? afterall, aren't you or the rest of us here in the free world of the united states, where all are accepted and welcomed to live the way they want to live without being called on, for the mere the same reason, to live our lives the way we want to? maybe not the world, but don't "they", whoever "they" might be, rule the country or a neighborhood at least?

then who are they? or who are our leaders?

why? because he banned dashnaktsutyun? which world leader does? because he can... first of all, most didn't have to, but they chose to... second, it may be a shame to see "intelligent" people leaving armenia, but what kind of "intelligent" person of any country whouldn't leave his/her country given the opportunity to leave a better life somewhere else? because they are...

i think you will have made fortune when u.s falls... then you can move to another country to give your children a better life...

i think that's his/her site... nevertheless it is stupid...

overall... it sucks because i won't get to watch most of the games because of work...

so far i'm disappointed with all of the games... none of the top teams showed a great game... sweden... horrible... only a few proper shots... players opened good, but passes weren't there... argentina... confident, but as usual recently, playing like sisies... diving, wasting time, etc... not the solid game that i expected... great possession though... but again, not many good shots... england... didn't watch the game, but i heard they sucked... germany... good team, aggresive in the front, but weak defense... they won't stand for too long agaist better teams like that... trinidad and tobago... lucky... good game in their caliber... ivory coast... i was expecting a little more... gave up too early in the middle of the game... they have some experienced players that should have done better... won't go too far... they lack the dynamics...