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Ruben jan yes arden 14 tary a Los em . USA , Amsterdam el yerevan gnalu janaparhin yera, tes yes norits Xarnum em , qez yev myus ruboyin. MOvses

Ruben jan yes arden 14 tary a Los em . USA , Amsterdam el yerevan gnalu janaparhin yera, tes yes norits Xarnum em , qez yev myus ruboyin. MOvses

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Vat chi , yete espes lini yes amen or mi 4 jam chem ashxatelu. Movses

Ruben jan Harganqners inchpes NAxkinum eyinq asum Fizkult Privet , mi krkin angam Barov es yekel mer ojax@. iy Ruben jan chem korel urraki hastses em poxel, hima iyster em , Ashxatum enk , KAnq , Yerexa enk metsatsnum ,Chatt roomerist heru enq mnum. BArekam BAvakanin poxvel es, iysinqn yes qo verchin n@kart 7 tary araj em tesel , zinvorakan hamazgestov . Yes el amsterdam eyi april7in yev april 29in hishum es vro odanavakayan@ aprili 7in pajar er ? et yes cheyi , yerani imanayi vor etter es , qani vor 2 jamva chap jamanak uneyi, restoranum nstats sigaret tsxelov antsav... BAyts te chem imanum inchi pajar @enkav . azniv xosq. de inch mi krkin angam barov tesanq, yev der k@xosenq . Harganqnerov Movses

Ruben jan Harganqners inchpes NAxkinum eyinq asum Fizkult Privet , mi krkin angam Barov es yekel mer ojax@. iy Ruben jan chem korel urraki hastses em poxel, hima iyster em , Ashxatum enk , KAnq , Yerexa enk metsatsnum ,Chatt roomerist heru enq mnum. BArekam BAvakanin poxvel es, iysinqn yes qo verchin n@kart 7 tary araj em tesel , zinvorakan hamazgestov . Yes el amsterdam eyi april7in yev april 29in hishum es vro odanavakayan@ aprili 7in pajar er ? et yes cheyi , yerani imanayi vor etter es , qani vor 2 jamva chap jamanak uneyi, restoranum nstats sigaret tsxelov antsav... BAyts te chem imanum inchi pajar @enkav . azniv xosq. de inch mi krkin angam barov tesanq, yev der k@xosenq . Harganqnerov Movses

Chookasian Armenian Concert Ensemble http://www.csufresno.edu/USU/Chookasian.jpg Chookasian Armenian Concert Ensemble "We do not often hear the time-honored Armenian music played anymore. The music is seldom presented on the original instruments, which we (Armenians) have played over the ages. My wife and I are greatly concerned about where traditional Armenian music is headed…our place in Armenian music is to preserve the old songs, and to present them in the traditional way. It is our vision that in the future, our children's grandchildren will also know this beautiful music." John Chookasian The Fresno-based Chookasian Armenian Concert Ensemble is in a rather enviable position; it is the only performing ensemble of Armenian music in the United States. It is also the only group of its kind to present concerts specifically designed to included both Eastern and Western Armenian musical selections in the same performance. The main aspiration of the Ensemble is to preserve, promote and perpetuate the music of the Armenian people, as well as to promote intra-Armenian culture understanding. Under the direction of John Chookasian, this noteworthy ensemble performs the classical folkloric and troubadour musical works of the 16th to 19th centuries. Their interpretation of Armenian melodies are performed on a variety of traditional instruments. In 1999, the Chookasian Armenian Ensemble received an invitation from Robert Kocharianthe, Armenian President, inviting them to present a series of concerts in Armenia. Received with great enthusiasm, the Ensemble was awarded an Armenian Gold Medal Music Award, thereby making them the only musical group in the United States to receive such an honor from the Armenian government. The ensemble features John Chookasian on clarinet and percussion, Barabara Chookasian as principal vocalist and on percussion, Vergine Alimian on kanun, Henrick Avoyan on dohol, Suren Mekhrabian on tar and oud, Sarkis Petrosyan on santur, and Albert Vardanyan on duduk, shivee and zurna. If you have not had the opportunity to hear the music of the Chookasian Armenian Concert Ensemble, now is the time to experience the beauty of this unique musical group.

Ruben , yete chem sxalvum sa el a qo ashxatanqnerits mek@ , TAriner araj (7-8) #armenia EfNet mi lav barekam uneyi vor@ iys n@kar@ patrastets mez hamar. http://www.armenians.com/fedayi/pics/ourheroes.jpg de hima du asa tesnem te du es te voch@ www.JanFedayi.com Movses

Ruben , yete chem sxalvum sa el a qo ashxatanqnerits mek@ , TAriner araj (7-8) #armenia EfNet mi lav barekam uneyi vor@ iys n@kar@ patrastets mez hamar. http://www.armenians.com/fedayi/pics/ourheroes.jpg de hima du asa tesnem te du es te voch@ www.JanFedayi.com Movses

Ruben jan Barov es Yekel ,Hoyakap Ashxatanq e BRAVO !!!

MJ is anti-Iranian ??? no way kid, get a life ... "I still wonder why you didn't give those people warning" warning - ) 2 or 3 warning is not enugh ? "I ask you whether you may allow again those persons who left came back in the forum? " sorry not in this forum and not in this life time... and it will be smart of you , if you get going .... We have no need for a provocateur in this forum . Movses

MJJAn Tsavt tanem , inch el haves unes et txmari vra nerver es qayqayum , barekam xnayir qez Hye Azg@ qo karikq@ uni ... Movses

VAy HArout VAy

quote: Asum en vor menq` t@ghamardiqs, Anchap nman enq yerexaneri,

GAyanchik jan ba inch eyir kartsum hesa yekeretsy k@gnas kasen $***.** yev dzer srtabux nverner@ , heto shorer@ , heto tsarikner@ , heto tort@ , heto koshikner@ , pesayi galstuk@ , yergichner, , heto het o heto , ba vor hesht liner 3 tarin mek el menq k@psakveyinq BAn chka Gayanchik jan hamperi dimatsy , zato verchum inch lava linelu~~~

Surenovich jan Barov es yekel , Welcome to Hye Forum . Movses

Dzo Dragon ` Pari getsir dzo !!!tzerk@ hampyures , votq@ hampyures g@hasgnnam amma peran@ ? dzo qichikM@ xorhe minch post @enelt lan.... MOvses

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Harout Jan Shnorhavor Aper Movses

Apami tesek te ove e yekel mez Hyurutyan ? Gayanchik jan ? Harganqners , Serg jan Vorjuyn , lsek mek mek handipek ha te che arants mer Gayanchiki chenk karor off sirts Hangstatsav , yes el asy mer GAyanchik@ siraharvets yev mez moratsav, Serj jan urax em vor du el Masnaktsum es .. menak mi qich shut shut yekek , ham el datark dzerkov gal@ hashiv chi , ba dzer Xnamaxosutyan TAros@ ura ??? konfet Shaqar , ester enkan Tarosi karik unetsor ka Joke Hargankners Movses

JERUSALEM SHOULD HAVE A STATUS OF AN OPEN CITY,” SAYS CATHOLICOS OF ALL ARMENIANS The Armenian Catholicos Garegin II has supported the idea of giving a special status to Jerusalem. According to him, no decision on Jerusalem should threaten the safety of the holy places in the city. “Jerusalem should have a status of an open city. Whatever the city’s administration, it should guarantee the freedom of all religions,” said the Catholicos. < 04.06.2001 00.28 >

ARMENIAN GIRL DIES IN TERRORIST ACT IN TEL AVIV Liana Sahakian, a 16 year-old Armenian girl died as a result of a terrorist act that took place last week in the Dolfi disco club in Tel Aviv. The Mediamax News Agency quoting Moskovski Komsomolets reported today that most of the victims of the terrorist act were repatriates from the former USSR

70% OF CROPS POSSIBLE TO BE SALVAGED IN LORI MARZ, IF FERTILIZERS USED ON TIME, SAY AGRICULTURE OFFICIALS Agriculture officials in the Lori marz are calculating the damage to agriculture caused by last month’s frost. According to them, large quantities of fertilizers will be required to salvage at least some of the crops on hundreds of hectares that suffered from the frost. It would be possible to salvage up to 70 percent of the crops, if fertilizers are used on time.

Carey Cavanaugh Addresses Armenian Community Breakfast in New York NEW YORK--Nearly 30 Armenian-American leaders and opinionmakers gathered for a breakfast briefing at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan, on May 10, where US Dept. of State Special Negotiator Carey Cavanaugh, presented an overview of the current settlement process over Nagorno-Artsax. The event was sponsored by the Armenian National Committee (ANC) of New York. In a 45-minute presentation, Ambassador Cavanaugh recounted the ongoing peace-negotiations, which he and his OSCE counterparts have conducted with the presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia, Haidar Aliyev and Robert Kocharian. Cavanaugh asserted that the two leaders have moved far closer than expected toward a settlement, mainly due to the special format and environment provided at the recent talks at Key West, Florida. Community leaders then followed up by asking Cavanaugh specific questions about the emerging proposal. When asked if the two presidents were discussing the creation of a land corridor connecting Nakhichevan and Azerbaijan, Cavanaugh refused to comment, claiming that he must respect the request of the two presidents regarding non-disclosure. This response was a departure from the answer given by Cavanaugh's deputy, Ken Hillas, during an April 29 public forum, where he said that no land corridor was being discussed, and that recent reports of such a corridor by The Economist were erroneous. Dr. Vartan Grigorian, President of the Carnegie Foundation, asked whether the protection of cultural monuments was being included in the settlement talks. Cavanaugh answered affirmatively and claimed that both sides were making efforts to protect the other nation's cultural edifices. Cavanaugh was also asked about how the negotiations would address the issue of refugees, particularly those who were driven out of Baku and Sumgait in 1988. He responded by emphasizing the plight of Azeri refugees driven from lands surrounding Artsax, but did not offer any insights into Armenian refugee issues. Cavanaugh's forecast regarding the pending peace proposal also raised concerns about the process whereby the respective countries would approve a final agreement. Regarding the Armenian side, he characterized President Kocharian as a "military leader" who has had little experience at marketing or selling ideas, and "who doesn't ask his troops which way to march up the hill." Cavanaugh also expressed the belief that neither leader anticipated long deliberations with their publics about the proposal. "We are pleased that Ambassador Cavanaugh has shown willingness to engage in direct discussions on an issue of great importance to us all," said ANC of New York Chairman Alex Sarafian. "At the same time, there are still questions over the transparency of the peace process, and concerns that Nagorno-Artsax is still not a direct participant in the negotiation process to date." Present at the briefing were a wide variety of Armenian community representatives, including the following individuals: Koko Salbashian, Armenian Democratic Liberal Organization; Diane Paravazian, Armenian Assembly of America; Sandra Vartanian, Armenian Relief Society; Lily Ferrara and Sarig Armenian, representing Congressman Joseph Crowley; Jirair Beudjekian and Jason Sohigian, Hairenik Association; Florence Avakian, Armenian Mirror Spectator; Talar Sesetyan, Armenian Radio Hour of NJ; Aram Adishian, ANC of New Jersey; David Attarian, Doug Geogerian, and Aram Sarafian, ANC of New York; Ara Arslanian, Antranik Boudakian, Dr. Vartan Gregorian, Dr. Arthur Kubikian, Harry Koundakjian, Onnic Marashian, and Andrea and Annie Pampanini.

Georgians Believe Javakhk's Problems Are Only Socio-Economic YEREVAN (Noyan Tapan)--Gela Kvaratskhelia, Chairman of the Commission for Civil Integration of the Georgian Parliament and party representative for the "Union of Georgia's Citizens" recently stated that the attitude of the Georgian leadership to the problems of Georgia's Armenian population is very serious, and they are doing their best to prevent any sort of provocation. Regarding the problem of Javakhk, he said the region only has socio-economic problems, due to the overall situation in all of Georgia. Kvaratskhelia said that the Georgian government has elaborated a specific development program, but "the country's financial and economic situation does not allow the government to put the program into practice." Kvaratskhelia made the statement during a conference in Yerevan on June 2 between him and Arthur Baghdasarian, Chairman of the Armenian "Country of Law" party. According to the Georgian official, his country has expressed willingness to act as a mediator in organizing a dialogue between Armenia and Azerbaijan to enhance the efficiency of the prisoner of war exchange process. Before arriving in Yerevan, Kvaratskhelia was in Baku and discussed the problem with representatives of the Azerbaijani "Yeni Azerbaijan" party. Kvaratskhelia pointed out that for the aforementioned task to be fulfilled, representatives of the Georgian "Union of Georgia's Citizens", Armenian "Country of Law" and Azeri "Yeni Azerbaijan" are to meet in Tbilisi.