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wow thats really funny-- i myself listen to system, metallica, and other rock bands, i also dont like to listen to rabiz music either, but i listen to other types of armenian music- some stuff like hasmik and tata aren't that bad or wedingsand stuff- i understand the whole"hate" issue- i was going through that phase too once, but i realized, that whether you like it or not if you're armenian you have to accept the rabiz part but also all the other good stuff about being armenian-- keep it cool and dont be so pessimistic--- see if you can get TATA or Hasmik at your wedding so $ing

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AZERBAIJANI PRESIDENT SEEKS MEDICAL TREATMENT IN US, AMID BUILDING TENSION IN BAKU 8/06/03 Ailing Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliyev departed a Turkish hospital August 6 for ongoing treatment in the United States. The move comes amid escalating tension in Baku over the elevation of the president’s son, Ilham, to prime minister, and the looming possibility of a dynastic political succession. A representative of the Office of Turkey’s Chief of the General Staff officially announced Aliyev’s transfer from the Gulhane military hospital in Ankara to the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. That top Turkish military officials appeared to be involved in the decision indicates that Aliyev’s health is viewed as a sensitive geopolitical issue with potential ramifications for Caspian Basin oil and gas development and the construction of energy export routes. [For additional information see the Eurasia Insight archive]. The news that Aliyev was headed for the Cleveland Clinic – where in recent years he has been treated for heart, prostate and other ailments – offers substantive proof that he is alive. The Azerbaijani president had largely stayed out of public view since his hospitalization in Turkey in early July. [For additional information see the Eurasia Insight archive]. In recent days, rumors spread in Azerbaijan, fuelled by opposition media reports, that Aliyev had died. Top Azerbaijani officials have insisted that Aliyev remains in charge of day-to-day affairs and that his health is "normal." But the fact that the president headed to the United States for further treatment, rather than return to Azerbaijan, lends credence to opposition claims that Aliyev is seriously ill. Aliyev’s transfer from the Turkish military hospital to Ankara’s Esenboga Airport took place under tight security, which helped prevent journalists from filming or photographing the infirm Azerbaijani leader. Azerbaijan’s Turan New Agency reported that Aliyev was conscious, but unable to move. Turkish doctors reportedly accompanied Aliyev on the trip. Turan said Aliyev may undergo another heart operation, provided that doctors determine he is strong enough to endure such a procedure. Political analysts in Baku believe those in Aliyev’s inner circle want to keep the president alive for as long as possible – at least until the presidential election scheduled for October 15. Doing so could provide an element of stability during what already promises to be a turbulent campaign period. In becoming prime minister August 4, Ilham moved to first in line to succeed his father in the event that the elder Aliyev died or became unable to perform his duties. Opposition media outlets have portrayed the appointment as a "coup d’etat." Administration opponents have insisted the process under which Ilham became prime minister violated the country’s constitution. They also maintain that the country’s legislation prohibits a sitting prime minister from running for president. Ilham is the ruling New Azerbaijan Party’s candidate in the presidential vote. "The [Aliyev] family’s logic is that even a small part of the state economy, which is the family’s monopoly, cannot be given to any other person," said a commentary in the Azadliq newspaper. In an indication that administration officials are troubled by the opposition charges, Ilham Aliyev announced that he would take a leave of absence in order to run for president. A statement released by the prime minister’s office August 6 said first deputy premier, Artur Rasizade – the very man that Ilham replaced two days earlier – would serve as the interim head of government. Opposition rhetoric indicates that Azerbaijan is approaching a pivotal moment in its political development. Opposition leaders clearly believe that if Ilham Aliyev manages to succeed his father as president, all hope for the development of a pluralistic political environment would be lost over the medium, and possibly even the long term. As such, Azerbaijan’s political opposition appears to be gearing up to make a stand, even pondering violent action to prevent from being shut out of the political process. "Everyone knows very well that Heidar Aliyev was planning to transfer power to his son," prominent opposition editor Rauf Arifoglu wrote in the Yeni Musavat daily on August 5. "Still, at the bottom of our hearts, we all hoped that such impudence could not happen here. Or at least, we though that America and Turkey would not allow them [Aliyev’s administration] to do so." Meanwhile, a commentary in the opposition Hurriyyat daily raised the spectre of civil conflict, hinting that the political opposition, feeling it had nothing to lose, might try to pre-empt a crackdown with vigorous protest action. "Observers believe that by this move [ilham Aliyev’s appointment as prime minister], authorities have in fact created grounds for chaos inside the country," the commentary said. "Political circles realize that the next step after Ilham Aliyev’s appointment as prime minister will definitely be an attempt to make him president. Therefore, a harsh reaction inside the country to authorities’ illegitimate move is unavoidable." Editor’s Note: Mevlut Katik is a London-based journalist and analyst. He is a former BBC correspondent and also worked for The Economist group

terrorists trained in Azerbaijan ??? no no way man haw can it be ? such a peaceful naton Azerbaijan and terror Iy IY IY IY IY

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Aman to that !!! Welcome back

LA Community Commemorates Lisbon Five Spirit of Commitment ENCINO--THE LOS ANGELES ARMENIAN COMMUNITY GATHERED ON JULY 27 TO CELEBRATE THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNFETTERED COMMITMENT OF THE FIVE ARMENIAN YOUTH WHO CAME TO BE KNOWN AS THE LISBON 5. ORGANIZED BY THE ARMENIAN YOUTH FEDERATION (AYF) SARDARABAD CHAPTER IN COOPERATION WITH THE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE OF THE AYF, THE COMMEMORATION TOOK PLACE AT THE FERRAHIAN AVEDISIAN HALL. AS THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER, CANADA ARMENIAN REVOLUTIONARY FEDERATION CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBER MHER KARAKASHIAN CONVEYED THE SHEER DEDICATION OF THE FIVE, OUR PRESENT STRIFE, AND THE FUTURE OF OUR MOVEMENT THAT HAS INHERITED SO MUCH FROM THE ACTIONS OF THE LISBON FIVE. THE FOLLOWING ARE EXCERPTS FROM KARAKAHIAN'S SPEECH. "What they did transcends the bounds of mere action; it is the expression of the timeless attribute that has come down to us from the millennia of our history and contains within it the hidden meaning and secret of our nation's survival. It is the mystery that, through the death of our people's chosen progeny, gives life, rejuvenates, stirs, and becomes the assurance that there will be a future. After one views the videotape they left behind, it becomes clear that they and their comrades in arms were not followers of a fleeting propaganda campaign, nor were they seeking sensational headlines in the news media; they were not fooled into thinking that through their act they would gain their demands, nor were they, however, the transmitters of a final, desperate act; they were not ideological extremists in the service of one or another power, nor were they blind and lost souls who, unaware of the disparity between their and the enemy's strength, wasted their youthful lives in a pointless attempt. They are simply there, conversing clearly and piercingly, and their words, coupled with their superhuman act, to this day remain and will remain yet-to inform, to inspire, to alert, and to fulfill us. [From video] "We do this act with faith. And not only faith but with spiritual calm. No one has compelled us to do this," says Simon, and Ara expands takes the matter of faith a step further when he says, "We must strengthen the faith toward the land...so that we may become the masters of our land. That the Turkish army is powerful is not the issue. We too are powerful...Faith comes from within...Faith can move mountains." Faith and land-at a time when there were still no victories in Artsakh or any tangible assurance that one day we would be able to tear asunder borders and maps foisted upon us by tyrants [a reference to ARF founder Kristapor Mikayelian's words]. When we grow weary on our journey; when confronted with widespread corruption and passive self-centeredness we begin to question the meaning of our efforts; when in our own surroundings we witness the growth of intolerance, petty calculations, and egocentrism; when the mentality of the bazaar, mediocrity, and superficiality dominate and prevent the taking root of profound values; when we feel drained of our ideological substance because, in our reality, any expression of it is dragged through the mud; and finally, when on the external front political changes and the course of events seem completely against us and we are tempted by doubt and conformity-as we waver, we will fix our sights on the holy site in the soil of which our five martyrs, forming an enduring foundation, will become the launch point of renewal, will strengthen and propel us, transforming weakness and passivity into dynamic forward movement. It cannot be otherwise. We don't have the luxury of coming to a stop, we don't have the choice of turning back, and in the light of their shining example we especially don't have the right to falter. In a word, we will not abandon their vision, we will continue our task at all costs and for the glory of all past and future selfless ones through whose sacred blood the dream of a united Armenia and Armenian nation will be realized. ON BEHALF OF THE ARF YOUTH OF NORTH AMERICA, AYF EASTERN REGION CE MEMBER ANTRANIG KZIRIAN DELIVERED THE YOUTH ORGANIZATION'S MESSAGE: These past 70 years are filled with scores of impressive accomplishments encompassing various issues of concern to all Armenians. These past 70 years also brought tremendous charge and adversity for the Armenian nation. Changes and adversity that the AYF has tackled head on; changes and adversity that forged courage and provided guidance for Armenian youth. The acts of 20 years ago represented the will of 5 individuals--5 individuals who were unabashedly committed to the Armenian cause. Through their noted and what the y left behind, we learned that these 5 young men no longer believed that recognition of and reparation for the Armenian Genocide and the return of Western Armenia was possible through peaceful discourse and political processes. The lack of recognition, the absence of acknowledgement for the acts of the Ottoman Ittihadists towards our people may have served as a catalyst for their actions--the excessive frustration, the cries for justice that were left unanswered. Opinions obviously varied concerning the acts and fates of Sarkis, Setrag, Vache, Simon, and Ara. Some were grotesquely shocked, while some understood the significance of their act. Although we sit her in the Diaspora away from our homeland, that striving for justice remains alive today in the AYF's of North America. We collectively carry out the will of the Armenian people through our indefatigable efforts and our unmitigated dedication. Yet we must continue to sacrifice. In an era of advanced technology and communication, we must seize the opportunities now before us. Our goals remain the same, yet our means are modified to maximize our successes. The world has undergone many changes in the past 20 years, and the AYF will continue to confront change with fortitude. We must also be cautioned to not forget our purpose in the comforts of our Diasporan habitat. Although we appreciate and enjoy our freedoms, the distractions of life today will not deter us from our goals. We confront these challenges with renewed resolve and vigor, the AYF as a whole in North America carries on the will of the Armenian people. Our cause is just; we do not seek a fantastic gift or exorbitant glory. We seek to exercise our right as a nation, to survive, to carry on and fulfill our potential as the Armenian race.

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i do liek the way it look's or it will look it was time to do somthing new - after all Republic Square is the center of Yerevan and it's the fase of the city. Movses

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Hi diaspora.com (I am sorry for poor English) In the Republic Square is happening nothing. There are going reconstructing works. There must be construct ( paint by deferent coloring stones) big mosaic picture on the ground. After finishing this works, all people are hoping see Republic Square more beautiful, then it was in past time. inhabitant of Yerevan Samvel -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am not surprised that the general architecture doesn't know what that buildings are, because no old yerevanian has left in poor Yerevan. Well I can say there have been old Turkish baths till 30-th and those are the remains. What Is going on there? Nothing positive as everything that is new in this country!!! A new Turkish mosque may be. Hayk Movsesyan -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If computer components(Schems) were found in Matenadaran..., So they may find anything in Square underground, but not the road to haven... Anything is possible in our Country! GEM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A new café in the middle of Republic Square? I hope not!... it would be nice to have the foutain in the middle of Republic Square with lots of trees and lights... Iskedjian, Vatche -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As per Your inquiry I propose that the Republic squere is being reconstructed at the moment Ann -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- They are going to be making the circle bigger, put some greenery and a khatchkar I believe, and make the rest of the road cobblestones. Babken DerGrigorian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are they finally going to build an island in the middle of Republic Square where there is so much land being wasted? Maybe an island with grass, or fountains and statues and walkway paths to cross to the other side of the Square? Der Hovagimian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I belive they are going to make a island in the middle with a fountain and with many seets so people can seet and enjoy the day even when turist come and visit our beutiful nation we have Armenia. Arbi Aboulian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- They renovater the "floor" , can u guess what there supposed to be??? mosaic :) cool, isn t it??? Natali -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I wish they could use their money for more important progects sush as new factory or the earth quake zone people are migrating everywhere who they are building it for. Sam Bejakian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Should I be concerned that the Foreign Ministry does not know what is happening in front of your building? Armen -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Maybe another $50 gazillion dollar church? hehehe DRIVE THRU! Shooshig Avakian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's obvious that they are building a giant life-size nardi (tavloo) board. Paula Devejian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Under ground to Arevmdahaystan??? LARA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is it an escape route to Glendale? Vai. No, on a serious note, could you yourselves explain what the square will look like after its finished? Are they finally making an island? Because that bare concrete looks so UGLY! Perhaps with some fountains and greenery? That would be so beatiful. Harmick Azarian - UK -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It looks like a large secret tunnel road, all the way to Kharabagh. Krikor Kassabian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I think ..they found OIL....so.... be happy .... we will be rich Saghatel

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ARA ABRAHAMIAN CONGRATULATES RUBEN MIRZAKHANIAN The president of the Union of Russian Armenian, Ara Abrahamian, sent a congratulatory message to Ruben Mirzakhanian on the occasion of his election to the post of chairman of Tekeyan Cultural Union. The message runs, in particular: “ The Tekeyan Cultural Union, established in 1947, has played a significant role in cultural and enlightening activity of the Armenian Diaspora. It has extended its activity in Armenia since 1991. I am confident that by joining your organizational skills with your high professionalism you will ensure the further improvement of the Union.” The message further says that the Union of Russian Armenians will be actively cooperating with Tekeyan Union for the sake of Armenian people and development of its culture.

US BACKS IDEA OF ESTABLISHING WORLD ARMENIAN ORGANIZATION New York, Washington and Los Angeles fully backed an idea of establishing a World Armenian Organization, the president of the Union of Russian Armenians Ara Abrahamian, told wrapping up his visit to the United States. Speaking of the results of his trip, Abrahamian emphasized that an idea of calling a World Congress of Armenians in Moscow and establishing a World Armenian Organization at this forum found backing and understanding both from the American Armenian Diaspora and U.S. officials at the highest level. "We found full understanding and support in New York, Washington and Los Angeles when we described what would be our activities and what tasks we put forth," he explained. Abrahamian noted that tasks, which will be set by the future organization, are of humanitarian and global nature. Therefore, they cannot raise objections. For instance one of its aims is economic integration between peoples and states at all levels, which will be promoted by the organization. It will also promote struggle against international terrorism and poverty, introduction of advanced technologies as well as mediation in rendering humanitarian and social aid. "All this concerns not only Armenians, but is of wider, more likely global nature," Abrahamian emphasized. Speaking of aims of his visit to Los Angeles, Abrahamian explained that one of the largest Armenian diasporas outside Armenia lives in that region, and he would like to explain directly to them aims and tasks of creating a World Armenian Organization, for the same of which he held a number of meetings at various levels. He met representatives of American and local Armenian business quarters and explained the way things are in Russia. According to the union president, all with whom he met during the visit, clearly expressed readiness to back noble and humane aims, to be put forth by the future organization.

TIGRAN SARKISIAN ELECTED NEW YORK ACADEMY MEMBER 25-year-old Tigran Sarkisian, a graduate of Yerevan Economy Institute, was elected member of New York International Sciences Academy. Tigran Sarkisian has authored creation of a special, low cost effective substance for coating semi-conductors. Some US-based companies have already asked permission to use the patented substance. Tigran believes that Armenian economy development rate could be invigorated through alternative energy sources. He together with his father, uncle and a cousin built the first energy reactor working on biogas in the village of Gulagarak, Lori province. They were also asked by the head of Ajaria, an autonomy in Georgia, to build such a reactor there. He also cooperated with US Sarwind and Macro companies dealing with wind energy. Tigran also believes that fish hatcheries could become one of the main factors to resolve food program. He built the first artificial lake in Lori years ago to raise fish. By K.D.

Arpa jan iys amen@ haskanali e ( vorosh chapov ) chnayats vor aveli e moloretsnum indz - qich heto k@rkin k@kardam yerevi aveli parz klini. Harts #1 - mer Hiyk Nahapet@ inch kronq uner ??? Harts#2 - yerb asum enq Hye - kam Hye Azg - inch ne n@ran drsevorum Hye - n@ra azgutyun@? - k@ron@? - patkaneliutyun@? - tsn@ndavayr@? - te naxnineri t@sn@ndavayr@. Harts #3 - ka ardyoq mer nerkayis AVetaranum - Azg - Yerkir - Haskatsutyun ?? Vorqanov e Avetaran@ yev kam mer nor k@takaran@ n@pastum mer Hye Azgi yev Hayastan ashxarhi pahpanman@ ? - Azgn e k@ron pahum te k@ron@ azgin ???