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Sole custodian of Armenian church in Dhaka dies at 89 The last Armenian who took care of the Armenian Church of Holy Resurrection in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh in the past decades, Michael Joseph Martin (Mikhail Hovsep Martirossian) has passed away at the age of 89, Arevelk newspaper reports. His family confirmed the news, adding no other Armenians lived in the city any longer, the church had no abbot for a long time and Mikhail Martirossian was its sole custodian. He was born on 6 June 1930 in Rangoon, Burma (currently Myanmar) and moved to Dhaka in 1942. From the 1980s, he took care of the church and the cemetery next to it, where about 400 Armenians are buried. Mikhail Martirossian was awarded a medal by Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II for his service to the Armenian church. He died in Canada, where he had moved due to his advanced age and illness in order to be close to his children.

Վախճանվել է Բանգլադեշի հայկական եկեղեցին պահող վերջին հայը Բանգլադեշի Դաքքա քաղաքի հին հատվածի Արմանիթոլա շրջանում գտնվող հայոց հնագույն եկեղեցիներից մեկի՝ Սուրբ Հարության հայ առաքելական եկեղեցին վերջին տասնամյակներին պահող միակ հայը՝ Միքայել Հովսեփ Մարտիրոսյանը (Մայքլ Ճոզեֆ Մարթին) հեռացել է կյանքից: Այս մասին գրում է Արևելքը։ Մահվան լուրը հաղորդել է ընտանիքը, նշելով, որ Դաքքայի մեջ արդեն հայ չկար, եկեղեցին վաղուց վանահայր չուներ և Միքայել Հովսեփ Մարտիրոսյանը Դաքքայում ապրող միակ հայն էր, որ պահում էր եկեղեցին: Միքայել Հովսեփ Մարտիրոսյանը ծնվել էր 1930թ․-ին և Դաքքա էր տեղափոխվել 1942թ․-ին։1980-ականներից նա խնամում էր եկեղեցին ու նրա հարևանությամբ գտնվող գերեզմանատունը, ուր թաղված են մոտ 400 հայեր։ Հայկական եկեղեցուն մատուցած իր ծառայության համար Միքայել Հովսեփ Մարտիրոսյանը Ամենայն Հայոց կաթողիկոսի կողմից շքանշան էր ստացել։

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for tonir shis using աթար - kizyak, pressed dung used as fuel, dung cakes

looks like you need a Thonir

have been working all this time. just added more protection , safety glass between us & customers , kilning supply's... masks ETC. was working 9.30am to 6pm. now 9.30am to 4pm. washing hands before and after each customer, hsve a UV & UVC light that we turn on before an after each customer on the counter .... it's frustrating ..

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/446329/Colors-of-the-Homeland-painter-Edman-O-Aivazian-dies-from-coronavirus “Colors of the Homeland” painter Edman O’Aivazian dies from coronavirus in London

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Strange stones were discovered in Artsakh recently. The Deputy Minister of Economy of the Republic Sergey Shahverdyan was the one to report about the unusual find. In a small area, dozens of carefully processed stones were scattered. Experts do not yet know what those stones could be. Neither their purpose nor their age has been established. There is an assumption that these strange stones had been used to grind grain or squeeze grapes for wine. However, they don’t look like classic millstones used in the Armenian Highlands from more ancient times. Nor are they similar to stones used for crushing grapes that had been found in such areas as the Areni cave. The similarity of these stones with fantastic UFOs excites the imagination. But most likely, these structures have been used to obtain some kind of resources. Time and research will show their purpose. Earlier, it was reported that a similar artifact had already been discovered in Egypt. It has been probably used for milling wheat.

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Dr. Armine Movsisyan I entered the world of education with the aim of preparing the next generation for the road to come. I wanted them to question the world around them, be curious, get the tools they needed to navigate their future as they discovered their elements and what made them come alive. I wanted to rise and raise, create a climate of opportunity and provide the space for students to figure who they want to become as they were exposed to more and more experiences. It was clear that the historical dates and events would become blurry and what was important to take away with them was their ability to know that there is much more to know and that it was about the question, and not the answer. I wanted them to unlock their dreams as they cultivated their character, knowing that no matter what they would have my unconditional support. My hope was that through their journey they would find ways to serve their community, give back and lead the next generation. I dreamed of the day that we would stand side by side to bring our shared visions alive. Time to time these moments are now realized. Today was one of those days. Not knowing where the journey may lead, I know I am blessed to be standing beside my comrades. #students #thenextgeneration #teacher #education

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