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sooo is this going to be + Tax ??
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i guess Canada will do anything to keep it's citizens happy smiling http://rt.com/files/news/21/96/b0/00/rtx16pq4.jpg
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http://cdn.rt.com/files/news/21/96/b0/00/000_was7637007.si.jpg Canada’s Supreme Court struck down three of the country’s anti-prostitution laws on Friday, including bans on brothels and street solicitation, finding that they violated the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and violated sex workers’ safety. The unanimous 9 to 0 decision will go into effect in one year, allowing Parliament to provide other avenues to regulate sex work. Prostitution is not illegal in Canada, though it has been deemed against the law to live off the avails of another’s prostitution, as was street soliciting and operation of brothels. Opponents of the laws said they created a dangerous climate for sex workers. The court found these restrictions were too broad and disproportionate to the law’s goals. Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin said a law banning “safe havens” for sex workers - who often did not have a choice but to work in the sex trade - puts them in danger. "The impugned laws deprive people engaged in a risky, but legal, activity of the means to protect themselves against those risks," she wrote. "It makes no difference that the conduct of pimps and johns is the immediate source of the harms suffered by prostitutes." One current prostitute and two former sex workers spurred the challenge, saying such work would be safer if they were allowed to screen clients and operate in brothels with bodyguards. One of the plaintiffs, former dominatrix Terri Bedford, said the decision was a “great day for Canada, for Canadian women from coast to coast,” according to Reuters. Another plaintiff, Valerie Scott, said the ruling humanizes those in the sex trade. Valerie Scott ©, one of three current and former sex workers who initiated a challenge to Canada's prostitution laws, reacts while reading a copy of the ruling at the Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa December 20, 2013. (Reuters / Chris Wattie)
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Հայաստանի առեղծվածները - Մետաքսի մեծ ճանապարհ http://youtu.be/Q0BmUe2AntM
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i'm no about the show. but i do watch it time to time.. whats your take on this ??
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Atlanta — “Duck Dynasty” patriarch Phil Robertson’s elaboration to GQ magazine about how he thinks homosexuality is sinful and “not logical” could now mean the end of one of cable’s biggest-ever hits. In a statement issued late Thursday, the Robertson clan at the center of the show said they may not be able to go on after A&E suspended Phil Robertson for his blunt scriptural interpretations. “We have had a successful working relationship with A&E, but, as a family, we cannot imagine the show going forward without our patriarch at the helm,” the Robertson family said in a prepared statement. “We are in discussions with A&E to see what that means for the future of Duck Dynasty.” Robertson’s commentary, where he compares homosexuality to sins like “bestiality,” sparked a wildfire debate in the blogosphere about free speech, civil rights, and religious values. The flap also has come to epitomize what some academics have identified as a cultural gulf separating America’s coastal urban power centers and a rural America that remains steeped in hunting, fishing, and churchgoing. “This moment definitely says something about where we are as Americans,” says Rob Weiner, a pop culture expert at Texas Tech University. “For so long … the more traditional sort of down-home Christian good ol’ boy, living off the land, hasn’t been seen. Now that he has, he’s touched a nerve. A lot of people find the show entertaining, but equal numbers of people find it offensive – the killing of animals and things like that.” Gay rights advocates, for one, applauded the decision by A&E to suspend Phil. “What’s clear is that such hateful anti-gay comments are unacceptable to fans, viewers, and networks alike,” said GLAAD spokesperson Wilson Cruz. “By taking quick action and removing Robertson from future filming, A&E has sent a strong message that discrimination is neither a Christian nor an American value.” But the backlash caused its own backlash from Duck Dynasty fans, who asked why, in a country founded on Judeo-Christian precepts, is someone being punished for artfully stating scripture? “We all need to be out there promoting and protecting the heart of America,” said Sarah Palin. “We can do that by showing support for ‘Duck Dynasty.’ ” The stakes around whether Duck Dynasty will continue are huge, as the show has become a merchandising juggernaut, selling everything from T-shirts to chocolate bars. It also earns the family $200,000 per show. The show chronicles the Louisiana bayou existence of a duck-call entrepreneur and his bearded offspring, all of whom are supported by a cast of country-glam wives who can bake. It’s widely considered wholesome and kid-friendly, and each episode ends with a supper-table prayer. The debut in August of the new Duck Dynasty season drew nearly 12 million viewers, a cable record. That popular appeal suggests to some pundits that the backlash against the show runs deeper than allegations of religious intolerance, and touches more on tectonic cultural shifts underway in America. The attempt by gay rights groups to have Phil Robertson kicked off the show “may be an attack on ‘unsophisticated’ country folks as much as it is an attack on orthodox Christianity,” writes Matt Lewis, a conservative columnist for the Daily Caller. “It has as much to do with class and geography and culture and attitude as it does with religion.” For fans of the show, hearing Phil Robertson – whose catchphrase is “happy, happy, happy” – voice strong opinions is hardly surprising. So he stepped right into the breach when the GQ writer asked him what he considers sinful. “Start with homosexual behavior and just morph out from there,” Robertson, a former LSU football standout, began. “Bestiality, sleeping around with this woman and that woman and that woman and those men.” Then he proceeded straight to Corinthians: “Don’t be deceived. Neither the adulterers, the idolaters, the male prostitutes, the homosexual offenders, the greedy, the drunkards, the slanderers, the swindlers – they won’t inherit the kingdom of God. Don’t deceive yourself. It’s not right.” ”We never, ever judge someone on who’s going to heaven, hell,” he added. “That’s the Almighty’s job. We just love ‘em, give ‘em the good news about Jesus – whether they’re homosexuals, drunks, terrorists. We let God sort ‘em out later, you see what I’m saying?” Robertson, naturally, did not apologize for his candid comments to the urbane writer. But he did soften his presentation. “I myself am a product of the '60s,” he explained in a written statement issued after the flap. “I centered my life around sex, drugs, and rock-and-roll until I hit rock bottom and I accepted Jesus as my savior. My mission today is to go forth and tell people about why I follow Christ and also what the Bible teaches. And part of that teaching is that men and women are meant to be together. However, I would never treat anyone with disrespect just because they are different from me. We were all created by the Almighty, and like him, I love all of humanity. We would all be better off if we loved God and we loved each other." While many condemned Robertson’s views, some gay commentators decided to engage with his reasoning. “Why are we cherry-picking what’s a sin in the Bible to elevate this conversation when he gave a disgusting interview to GQ?” said Thomas Roberts, who is openly gay, on MSNBC. “We have to go through Leviticus, for what it’s worth. And then we get into shellfish, we get into tattoos, which the Robertson boys have.” Meanwhile, Brandon Ambrosino, a professional dancer, wrote in Time: “For the record, I’m undecided on whether or not I think Phil actually is homophobic, although I certainly think his statement was offensive, and not only to the LGBT community. But I also think that if I were to spend a day calling ducks with Phil, I’d probably end up liking him — even in spite of his position on gay men. It’s quite possible to throw one’s political support behind traditional, heterosexual marriage, and yet not be bigoted.”
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Duck Dynasty' in peril over Phil Robertson suspension. Why did this happen? The family at the center of A&E's 'Duck Dynasty' said they may not be able to go on without clan patriarch Phil Robertson. His remarks on homosexuality illustrate a cultural divide in America.
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es Canadatsineri Baxt@ eli berets
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A happy man makes a productive man >? http://globalnews.ca/news/1043102/who-is-terri-jean-bedford-the-dominatrix-fighting-canadas-prostitution-laws/
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Canada Supreme Court strikes down prostitution laws Supreme Court of Canada has unanimously struck down the nation's anti-prostitution laws. The high court deemed laws prohibiting brothels, communicating in public with clients and living on the profits of prostitution to be too sweeping. The ruling follows a court challenge filed by former and current sex workers. The justices' decision gives the Canadian government one year to craft new legislation. All nine of the court's judges ruled in favour of striking the laws down, finding they were "grossly disproportionate". Community 'nuisance' "It is not a crime in Canada to sell sex for money," Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin wrote in Friday's decision. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-25468587
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Russia condemns Adra massacre, calls on world community to react Russia’s Foreign Ministry has condemned massacre in the town of Adra, 20 kilometers north of Damascus. Survivors say jihadist rebel groups executed dozens of civilians, including children, beheading them or burning them alive. “Moscow is convinced that such acts have to be decisively condemned and the international community should actively confront the perpetrators and financers of those acts,” Aleksandr Lukashevich, spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, said in a statement. While the Syrian army continues its broad push to get the insurgents out of Adra, RT Arabic has gathered eyewitness accounts of what happened in the town last week, when it was captured by Islamist rebels of the Al-Nusra front and the Army of Islam. Those who managed to flee the violence in Adra and reach Damascus say they saw the militants slaughtering Alawites, Druze, Christians and Shiites indiscriminately. Fearing their interviews might do harm to their relatives still in the occupied town, the fugitive survivors asked not to reveal their identities. The Syrian army on a mission to force rebels out of the town of Adra. Still from RT video The Syrian army on a mission to force rebels out of the town of Adra. Still from RT video One of them told RT that all of the officials in the town were killed “no matter what religious groups they belonged to.” "Among them were people who did not support any of the warring parties – neither the opposition nor the government. Nevertheless, they have been abused – they were terrorized and used as human shields,” the witness said. There’s no reliable way at the moment to communicate with the people trapped inside Adra, but RT Arabic’s Abutaleb Albohaya, reporting from Damascus, cites the country’s officials as saying that “the atrocities against the civilian population are continuing.” “What is happening in Adra is unthinkable,” one of the Adra escapees told RT. “Children are being slaughtered and thrown out of the windows. But no one is doing anything. The crisis in Syria continues in an environment where there is no international law, including those relating to the paramilitary operations.” Human Rights Watch has been evaluating the reports coming out of Adra. “I am afraid we cannot comment at this stage, as our research is still ongoing and it has been very difficult to get accurate information about what is happening in Adra and who is responsible for the abuses,” Lama Fakih, the watchdog’s Syria and Lebanon Researcher told RT in an e-mail. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has complained that Adra is inaccessible to its experts. "We don't have access to this area and can neither confirm nor deny any information circulating," the ICRC said in a reply to RT’s request for comment. The government in Damascus, meanwhile, wants to draw the UN’s attention to events in Adra. The Syrian Foreign Ministry sent a letter of complaint to the United Nations on Monday, saying that more than 100 people were massacred by the al-Nusra Front and the Islam Brigade in a suburb of the capital. “Adra has seen some horrific crimes,” Nizar Skif, chairman of the Union of Lawyers in Syria, told RT. Among the atrocities, the lawyer said were reports of “sadism,” of people being “thrown into the furnaces” and “houses burned with people inside.” The Syrian army on a mission to force rebels out of the town of Adra. Still from RT video The Syrian army on a mission to force rebels out of the town of Adra. Still from RT video Speaking in Brussels on Monday, Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, described the Adra massacre as outrageous. He said it was not the only evidence of brutality on the part of some of the rebel groups, which constitute the so-called Islamic Front, created as an alternative to the Free Syrian Army, which has positioned itself as a secular force, committed to keeping Syria a multi-religious society. “The Islamic Front has proclaimed quite radical goals, although our western partners have been trying to establish ties with them and describe the front as an “acceptable power”, which possesses influence “on the ground,” Lavrov said at a press conference. “However, there’s some evidence which we consider reliable and which shows that when the front was being created, a possibility of Al-Nusra joining in was discussed. That did not happen only to save the front’s reputation, as Al-Nusra has been on terrorist organizations’ lists in the US and Europe.” Lavrov expressed his concern over the possibility that the Islamic Front could be ideologically close to Al-Nusra, now that the US mediators of the Geneva-2 peace talks on Syria, set for January 22, have been meeting with the front’s representatives, trying to “somehow get them “under the umbrella” of the Free Syrian Army”. With new groups within the Syrian opposition having lately “sprung up like mushrooms” according to Lavrov, Russia has been particularly concerned with who exactly is going to negotiate peace with the Syrian government at the so-called Geneva-2 peace conference. http://rt.com/news/russia-condemns-adra-massacre-406/
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Amen Depqum Amusnatsir... yete Kint Lav@ Yeghav k@darnas Batsarutyun yete kint Vat@ yeghav .. k@darnas Philisopa Մխո
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karda mek angam yevs minj indz xratel@.. mek angam yevs.. indz chi hetaqrqrel yev yerbevotse chi hetaqrqri turqakan' indz hatkapes hetaqrqrum e GHEYMA bari Hayeren@ - yev ichpes verevum nshetsy yete iyn Hayerenov kochvum e Khjoghak apa da indz hamar Bavarar e yev yes iyn k'oghtagortsem....
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i'm specifically looking for correct Armenian word for gheyma - if it's khjoghak then i'm happy
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Thanks OnJig . i will now if we would have a place to plant them in 30 days or so ..
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OnJig i don.t know. i was just looking for some my self
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bari isk karrogh enq ղեյմա'i poxaren ogtvel Khjoghak ? te voch ղեյմա arden yepvats e , isk inchpes tesanq khjoghak@ anyep ..
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es eyiq uzzum ? xndrem norrs mek@ chka xosi
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i'm no expert but from the look of it -- yes 100% correct spelling
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խջողակ - խճողակ patahabar handipetsy iys videoin ur tsuyst e talis smbokov խջողակ խճողակ ltsonvats iys jashatesak@.. խջողակ խճողակ bar@ indz antsanot er. kam chem hishum. hameniyn ceps kartsum em vor khosq@ verabervum e ltsoni masin.. duq inch kaseq ?? http://youtu.be/BDnLv9495tk Inch Epel Aysor Smbukov Grpanikner
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ՍԶՆԻ (ԱԼՈՃ) (Crataegus Oxyacantha) http://mega-ararat.am/images/prod_1/131214822436.jpg Ծագումնաբանական անվանումը հունարեն ՙcratanos՚ բառից է, որը նշանակում է ՙուժեղ, ամուր՚: Ալոճենին՝ սզնին, ՙcratanos՚ է կոչվել նաև բացառիկ երկարակեցության՝ մինչև 400 տարի գոյատևելու, դիմացկունակության, կարծր բնափայտի համար: Ալոճենիները գեղեցիկ են, աչքի են ընկնում յուրահատուկ կեղևով, տերևների առատությամբ, խոշոր, հոտավետ ծաղկաբույլերով, վառ կարմիր պտուղներով: Ալոճենու ծաղկումը ավետում է գարնան գալուստը: Ըստ առասպելի՝ ընծայվել է ամուսնության պատանի աստվածին՝ Հիմենեոսին: Պսակադրության արարողությունների ժամանակ հույն աղջիկները գլուխները զարդարել են ալոճենու ճյուղերից հյուսված պսակներով: Հռոմեացիները, չար ոգիներին փախցնելու համար, ալոճենու տերևներ են դրել մանկական օրորոցները: Մեր նախնիները առանձնահատուկ ուշադրություն են դարձրել ծառաթփի սուր փշերին, որպես չարխափան դարպասների քիվերին են ամրացրել, հասուն պտուղն օգտագործել և թարմ վիճակում և թե չորացրել, աղացել, ալյուրով քաղցրավուն հաց են թխել: Եղել է ժամանակ, որ մինչև անգամ տերևներն ու կեղևներն են հավաքել՝ բամբակյա կամ բրդյա գործվածքները կարմրադարչնագույն երանգներով ներկելու համար: http://mega-ararat.am/images/hawthorn.pngԱլոճի բուժիչ հատկությունները վաղուց են հայտնի, կիրառվել ու կիրառվում են մինչ օրս: Պատահական չէ, որ ալոճը համարվում է 19-րդ դարի եվրոպական գիտական բժշկության կարևորագույն նվաճումը: Այն արդյունավետ է ուղեղի արյան շրջանառության անքնության, սրտխփոցի, զարկերակային ճնշման կարգավորման համար: Սզնու թեյի ըմպելիքը վերը նշված հատկություննորից բացի արյունը մաքրող հրաշալի միջոց է, բնորոշվում է հանգստացնող ազդեցությամբ:
