MosJan

:)nice staf

Arthur Meschian and Friends http://public.eventbooking.com/accountmedia/4588_InsideShotofEmptyVenue.jpg When: Friday, February 21, 2003 07:30 pm - Where: Kodak Theatre Ticket Information: $100.00--25.00 Orchestra Pit and Orchestra: $100.00 Parterre: $75.00 Mezzanine 1: $50.00 Mezzanine 2: $35.00 Mezzanine 3: $25.00 A $2.00 facility fee is included in each ticket. Tickets may be purchased through Ticketmaster via phone 213-365-3500, website or at any Ticketmaster location. Tickets may also be purchased at Kodak Theatre Box Office. Additional Information: No cameras or video/audio recording permitted during this show. Show time is approximately three hours. http://www.ticketmaster.com/venue/74167

"His ashes will be given to his Turkish wife to sprinkle in the wind of the Anatolian countryside." good now we don't need to find his grave-site

haaa - hima haskatsa

hagarag du angleren xosir / qo "Hayerenits" ban chem haskanum.

es tesak shner@ chen mahanum sranq SATKUM en !!!

Producer: James Miller Reporter: Fergal Keane Editor: Karen O'Connor Deputy Editor: David Belton Online Producer: Andrew Jeffrey not even one Armenian / tesnenq te inch e linelu iys film@

quote:Originally posted by Arpa: http://212.58.226.18/1/hi/programmes/corre...nts/2676947.stm[ /QUOTE] Arpa jan - let me know if you find a place on the web - 10x us for posts or posting - you know I cant manage my anger - my fingers become a fist - I’m not good for staff like this. so plese Keep me away – don’t even let me say a single word Movses

Echmiadzin artist favored by Church for service By Gayane Mkrtchyan ArmeniaNow reporter During Soviet times, only 100 artists throughout the entire Union were given permission to work in gold and silver. http://armenianow.com/2003/january24/arts/sacredart/001.jpg Arshak Manukyan, 46, of Echmiadzin was one of those chosen. Now, the former State specialist crafts articles for use in Armenia's holiest center, the Mother See. His work, a large cross, can be found in Antilles and replicas, ordered by Vazgen I, could be found on children baptized in Artsakh during the late 1980s. Similar crosses were presented to those bringing humanitarian aid following the 1988 earthquake. "Crosses which I made are spread all over the world," Manukyan says, "and this is a significant event for me by itself." His work has been ordered by three Caholicoses. His most prized piece is the cresset, made for the 1700th anniversary of Armenia adopting Christianity, and placed on the chancel, by order of Garegin II. http://armenianow.com/2003/january24/arts/sacredart/002.jpg "While making a sketch I was thinking of a thing which will symbolize something," the artist explains. "I choose pomegranate. I divided the peel of the pomegranate on 12 parts in the center of which there had to be fire. It symbolizes Christ with 12 apostles around. The Caholicos liked it very much." The cresset is lighted with a flame brought from Khor Virap by the Catholicos and which then was divided between 40 dioceses of the Armenian Church. Manukyan also made 40 containers for distributing holy water for the dioceses. Manukyan graduated from the radio engineering department of Yerevan Engineering University. During the years of study he met Edik Isakanyan, one of Armenia's best silver jewelers. "When I found myself in the master's workshop, I felt that I should be engaged in that work," Manukyan says. "To my surprise, he said that I had a talent and would prove that in the nearest future." Five months later the future master started working on his own. In 1988 in Moscow he participated in the All-Union exhibition and got the right to work with precious metals. "In times of the Soviet Union I had no right as a specialist to work with silver or gold, but only with not precious metals," Manukyan says. "I got the permission from the Ministers' Council. There were only 15 or 16 of us from Armenia." Since independence, Manukyan, like most artists, has faced the difficulties of socio-economic hardship. Mainly, he has had to battle the problems of inconsistent electricity service. But an appeal to the mayor of Echmiadzin helped him get full-time power. The key to his craft, though is found in the fingers, he says. "Each person's fingers tell about his or her inner abilities. Fingers suggest whether the given person can be engaged in silver and gold jewelry," says the People's Master. "This art requires smooth flat fingers with similar nails, and of course talent and diligence." The master's workshop is on the ground floor of his own house. If he gets big orders his wife and daughter help him. "I am an accountant, but I gave up my profession and help my husband," says his wife, Gayane Galstyan, 37, who talks like a trained specialist when she describes her contribution, applying enamel. Daughter Ani, 17, an apprentice to her father, complains that he is a strict teacher, but his approach has good effect. She is also working with enamel creating works with her father. A photo album in their home shows Manukyan's work for Pope John Paul II, for Russian Patriarch Aleksiy II, for Russian President Vladimir Putin, and others. "When I'm working for our Church I'm guided by the national, traditional principles," Manukyan says. "For the foreign markets I make works that correspond to those markets' demands and I always research them. One should not remain behind, otherwise you will choke." http://armenianow.com/2003/january24/arts/sacredart/004.jpg This year Manukyan has been commissioned by the Church to prepare special works to commemorate the 1700th anniversary of the Holy See during August and September this year. Among the pieces he will produce is a large cross that Manukyan says "is regarded as a great new historical work." Decision 2003: President confident of re-election with no run-off Full story -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Empty: Pipeline disruption means problems for commuters Full story -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Energy Boost: Metsamor Plant Resumes Power Generation Full story Write us at: info@armenianow.com Copyright ArmeniaNow 2002-2003. All rights reserved.

i guess i can order the VHS copy

Dishnetwork has bbc - not teh bbc2 and on bbc on 19.15 is Home Front in the Garden Bargain Hunt: 7:30 AM Ground Force Bargain Hunt: Peterborough

Thanks For The Info - i have a DIRECTV but - no bbc or bbc2

Armenia: The Betrayed, will be broadcast on Sunday 26 January 2003 on BBC Two at 1915 GMT In a special Correspondent to coincide with Holocaust memorial week, Fergal Keane investigates how a terrible slaughter, three quarters of a century ago, has returned to haunt the relationship between Turkey and its western allies. For decades the Armenian people have campaigned to have the killings of hundreds of thousands of their forefathers in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 recognised as genocide. But there has been an equally determined campaign by Turkey to deny genocide with threats of reprisals against any country which uses the word to describe the slaughter. Now as the United States steps up its efforts to win Ankara's support in any conflict with Iraq Correspondent reveals new Turkish pressures. Threats to withdraw military bases have forced the American Congress to abandon legislation which would have used the all important term, "genocide". The programme also discloses how President George W Bush and his predecessor Bill Clinton both broke promises to the Armenian community that they would recognise genocide. Talking to Armenian survivors, Turkish officials and key political figures in the United States Correspondent investigates a story of terrible slaughter, political intrigue and a people betrayed. Producer: James Miller Reporter: Fergal Keane Editor: Karen O'Connor Deputy Editor: David Belton Online Producer: Andrew Jeffrey [ January 25, 2003, 09:57 AM: Message edited by: MosJan ]

azat jan it was in 1981 20 or 30% change in one year ? not up - Dawn this is not going to stay like this - it will go up ~ 400s - and agine danw to ~300

ahha tes arden yekav PAxeq p@rgveq Jorovurd

che Azat jan et mek@ petq chi / yerexeq kan / apahovutyun lav bana / mek el tesar mekin mis chhasav kam sovats mnats - ( gites che um masina xosq@ k@dni u karra mez

quote:Originally posted by Azat:Sip, Movses, Check out this truck http://www.bratfest.com/images/img_bratfest_19.jpg the whole trailer is a grill. It can cook 2500 pounds of kebabs per hour. ok so whois cooking ????

see Azat jan it's up 1.10% $368.20 lets see the NY price 50 more Mins.

Azat jan say a way from the stock market - inchqan heroo anqan lav GOLD is been duing fine $364.70 OZ. bayst yerkar chi mna espes shutov kam lav ver k@batsrana kam el norits het nergev.

MArtirosi n@man mardiq milyonits mekn e tsnvum - n@ra mardkayn verabermunq@ yev barerautyun@ chen morana mezanits shater@ - yes nerka em gtnvel mi qani arithneri ur na chi xnayel voch mi janq yev hnaravorutyun ognelu mardkants - sakayn iys verchin depqer@ anbatsatreli en... tsavali e - bolori hamar - te ir mor yev te ir qroj - ehhhhhhhhhh

VAhajan PAtasxani qani der chem sovatsatsel

i dnot see a apologie - so i guess it's an warning. MOvses

Sovats porov chen gagaparachosum: - isk yete Kisov chap Kusht es ?? MOvses

quote:Originally posted by hagarag:TWILIGHT BARK, Ays esheen hede eencho ge khosis? hmmm - HAgarag /???/ should this be your #2 warning ??? or are you going to apologies choice is yours MOvses

ahha es er pakas / es zoqanchner@ el ban u gorts chunen ???