MosJan

ha Azat inch es asum Ayvazovskin u davinchin tsaxenq es n@kar@ vertsnenq???

Domino Member Member # 370 posted November 08, 2002 06:42 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mosjan, if you would have made that offer on eBay 2 years ago, Bill Gates would have made an offer, just because its expensive, it would replace his Lionardo De Vinci's notes. -------------------- Easy to use. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posts: 706 | From: Don't know | Registered: May 2001 | IP: Logged

do we even have Software / wich will work at this speed ??? each and every Software has it's own speed - jisht em te sxal ???

Azat jan hents vor es n@kar@ tsaxvi 10 hat Gorki karnenq

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...&item=920852857 Azat jan you need to see thsi one " it's the best / and it's only >>> Buy It Now for US $30,000,000,000.00 Movses

Azat jan Cash es uzum te? n@kar@ UPS anem ??? menak giftwrapi gun@ asa et mek@ chem karror inqs voroshel lsi bayst te en inqnatir aveli lav cher? enela Hye patrastats te chem sxalvum ? ham aveli ejan er ham el mek mek ester enter k@gnayinq 15m from LA to Las Vegas ? ap ari et inqnatir@ arnenq / n@kar@ inch es anum yes qo hamar aveli lav@ k@n@karem / gunavor

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ehhh 56 jan inch asem 43 tary mardik tarin 12 amis ashxateluts heto / iysor amis@ $6 todhak en stanmum / isk axper trerq@ yerevani qand u qarap porotsnerum Hummer en qshum / de jeep@ arden dzerq chi talsi poser@ metsatsel en ~~~~

quote:Originally posted by Azat:Check out this eBay Auction Movses, can I borrow some money? Azat jan yete kariq unes dranits ejan karror em jarel qez hamar / ham el bosch signalnerov yev mercedesi Haylinerov ba

Abandoned No More: Orphans become family in special village By Gayane Mkrtchyan ArmeniaNow reporter Lilit Karapetyan has never known her parents, but she knows her "mother". Since she was six months old the girl has lived in the Kotayk SOS village, a place where orphans like Lilit are brought to find family and community. "I became acquainted with this world with the help of SOS mother Karine," the girl (pictured left) says. "I remember myself since I was five. This is my home. I'm sure that the best mother is in that home. I wouldn't like to live somewhere else." The village was founded near Abovian in 1990 by SOS, an Ausrian-based agency that since 1949 has founded some 350 villages such as the one in the Kotayk region in 129 countries. The first SOS home was built for orphans of World War II. SOS came to Armenia in response to the 1988 earthquake and the number of children left without parents. Thirteen families and 66 children live in Lilit's village. Some six to eight children per household grow up as "real" brothers and sisters, raised by carefully selected mothers such as "Mother" Karine, 51 who was the first of the village and now has six girls and one boy, ages 12 to 14. "I'm always asked do children call you mother easily," Karine (pictured below) says. "My experience of 13 years made me sure that abandoned children wish to call somebody 'mother' and hear an answer." SOS Mother Anahit (pictured right), 53, has raised 14 children in 12 years. Today she has a family of six. "You must not work with them you must live with them otherwise you can do nothing," she says. "I completely devoted myself to my children." There are two conditions according to which women are taken to SOS children's village to work as mothers. They must love children very much and must not have their own family. The village is guided by four principles. Children get mother, sister and brother, home and community. "I came here to give everything to children whom I don't know," Anahit says. "Somebody for sure needed the warmness that I had in my soul." The senior Mother of the village is 52 year old Nvard Azaryan. She has raised 19 children and is now raising five. "My family is here," she says. "Mother must be patient and must love work in the kitchen as well." And sometimes adopted mothers have the same problems of natural parents. "When I get angry I sit and cry, but then I hug my children and cuddle them. This is real life." And the real-life children come with real problems. "There is cruelty in their sub-conscience that they were abandoned," Karine says. "Even the youngest children feel that," says Karine. "Every time they test us with their conduct. They want to know whether we love them, whether we excuse them." After primary school children are moved to a house of youth in Yerevan and continue their study in different institutes. Deputy head of the village Hovhannes Kostanyan explains, "during that period of time they continue to stay under our supervision. The organization takes care of all financial problems." According to the accountant of the village Samvel Hovsepyan "Kotayk" is financed by the money of sponsors. The central office "International SOS Kinderdorf" is located in Austria and is under their support. There are regional offices for supervising 129 villages. Children spend summer vacations in camps, sanatoriums and visit coastal towns and cities. During those vacations the village makes necessary repairs, constructions and prepares supplies for the coming season. Ten o'clock is bedtime in village, and a time for the mothers to sit together and share their experiences. "All our problems are the same," Mother Karine says. "We pay here with lives. We live through every child's worries." Abandoned fates join each other in "Kotayk" SOS children's village. "This is our life and I regret that one day I will leave," says 13-year old Kristine. "I know for sure that I have way no back."

Prime Minister of Russia Mikhail Kasyanov (center) came to Yerevan this week, then went back to his country with a big chunk of Armenian industry as payback for outstanding loans. Five Armenian enterprises including the Hrazdan power plant, an electronic plant and three research institutes were transferred to Russian ownership to clear Armenian debt totaling $98 million. Minister of Industry, Science and Technology of Russia Ilya Klebanov joined the Prime Minister of Armenia Andranik Markaryan in a champagne toast with Kasyanov to mark the occasion.

Lav asetsir bayst yes et samalyotits Z@ezvm g@ Avstralya lav Vorsi ter ka asum en / garapar@ vat chi / karreli a mtatsel lsu mi harts / etter im varemi barekmnern en parum Movsiyan /Chldryan Saqo / Anahit / Amusnu anun@ Movses 2 tary araj mahatsav / Janachum es?

4. Armenia Issues Online Visas YEREVAN(Foreign Ministry Release)—Armenia has begun issuing visas online, becoming only the second country in the world to do so. On October 31, the first day of operation of this innovative program, seven applicants—one from Germany and six from the US—applied for online tourist visas to Armenia. Anyone around the world with access to a computer may apply for a visa on-line, submit a fee by credit card, and receive a response within two working days. The electronically received visa will be honored immediately at Yerevan's Zvartnots Airport. After a trial run there, the service will be expanded to include Armenia's borders with Georgia and Iran as well. Interested individuals can access the service at www.armeniaforeignministry.am as well as www.armeniadiaspora.com.

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US Package To Turkey May Include Blackhawks WASHINGTON, DC (Reuters)—The Bush administration is considering the sale of attack helicopters to Turkey as part of a broader aid package aimed at shoring up support from key allies ahead of a possible US strike on Iraq, people involved in the deliberations said on Wednesday. The proposed military and economic aid package, which sources said was likely to total nearly $1 billion and include $700 million to $800 million for Turkey, could be sent to Congress for approval in the coming weeks. Other US allies in the region could also benefit. The White House declined to comment. The proposed helicopter sale stalled earlier this year when the chairman of a key Senate committee balked at extending Gulf War-era legislation allowing the US Export-Import Bank to help finance sales of Black Hawks and Seahawks to rivals Turkey and Greece. Turkey has bought more than 100 of the helicopters made by Sikorsky, a unit of United Technologies Corp., under the more than 10-year-old Export-Import Bank program, which expires later this year. The sources said Ankara wanted to extend the loan facility for at least another year so it could purchase eight more S-70B Seahawks and six more UH-60 Black Hawks. But Sen. Paul Sarbanes, a prominent Greek-American and a Democratic leader on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, raised objections, sending the Turkish government and the Bush administration scrambling to find another way to provide the helicopters. Sarbanes, who also serves as the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, asserted that the Export-Import Bank should not use taxpayer money to finance military sales. "I don't think that's the purpose of the bank," an aide said. Sarbanes has allied himself with Greek and Armenian groups, longtime critics of Turkey, in opposing similar military sales to Turkey during the Clinton administration. Despite opposition from key lawmakers, the sources said the administration still wanted to include the helicopters in the broader aid package under consideration for Turkey and other key allies. "Turkey would like these 14 helicopters, and the Pentagon is trying to find other ways to get the helicopters for them," one source said. The United States is counting on Turkey's help if it takes military action to topple Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, whom Washington accuses of seeking weapons of mass destruction. Turkey already allows US and British warplanes to use one of its air bases to patrol a no-fly zone over northern Iraq. But the NATO member fears war on its borders could further damage the crisis-hit economy and fuel unrest among its own restive Kurdish population in the southeast, particularly if the Iraqi Kurds seek an independent state over the border. [ November 07, 2002, 05:09 PM: Message edited by: MosJan ]

AZERI CITIZEN TRYING TO SELL BIG LOT OF DRUGS DETAINED IN TBILISI 06.11.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Tbilisi law-enforcement bodies have detained Azeri citizen Islam-Oghli Hasanov, who tried to sell a big lot of drugs. As reported by "Arminfo" agency referring to Georgian mass media, investigation is being held on the case of discovering heroin when holding personal examination of Hasanov. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

ARMENIANS OF FRESNO TRYING TO SAVE ARMENIAN CHURCH FROM DEMOLITION 06.11.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Armenian population of Fresno US city has called the city authorities to save the small Armenian church, which has already served to Armenian emigrants for 80 years. As reported by the US Armenian emigration society, the church is going to be pulled down due to building of a park on the church territory, which is adjacent to the regional court building. The letters sent to state and city officials argue that the church building is a cultural and historical value. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

CONCERTS DEVOTED TO 100-TH ANNIVERSARY OF ARAM KHACHATRIAN ARMENIAN COMPOSER HELD IN WASHINGTON 06.11.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ A concert devoted to the 100-th anniversary of the worldwide known Armenian composer Aram Khachatrian was held in Washington one of these days. Addressing the audience in the World Bank hall before the concert Armenian ambassador to US Arman Kirakosian noted the worldwide importance of the composer's creative work. A similar concert was also held in New York. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

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To Vatchoog - > wan you have some free time >>>>> change your Signature AGA - I will not ask you 3rd time Thank you Aga / husov amen inch lav g@lla Movses

quote:Originally posted by nairi:This just really got me interested Mosjan. Armenian is such a rich language, that trivial things like "to shave", can become very interesting to research. Where did these words originate from? What is the difference between them? What was the original difference? How many more words or expressions for "to shave" do we have? That sort of stuff. But you're welcome anyway. Hamamits em Nairi jan sakayn jamanak ar jamanak @est sovorutyan / Sxal- Himar/ ogtagortsum em / enq barer voronq voch HAyeren en voch el kap unen mer Mayreni lezvi het / hameniyn deps k@rkin angam shnorhakal em qezanits yev im lav barekam Arpait's urrman hamar / i'mIj iylots arden 3 or e Komitasi ashxatanqneri masin em kardum / girq@ nvirvat se mi Americatsy barekami kormits vorn hovanavorel e grqi t@pagrutyun@/ iyn Komitasyan XazaGreri masin e - - urraki apshats em mnatsel te mer Komitas@ inchpes e pastagrel yev trtin handznel vochi miyayn 3000it's avel;i azgayin/Zut Haykakan yerger yev tonakatarutyuner - sksyal minj-hetanosakan jamanakner minch ir orer@. zaranali e - inchpes e karrratsel - yev hetaqrqir@ gites inchne vro hetanosakan jamanakashrjanum mer HAykakan yergn u yerajshtutyun@ yerel e ZULLAL MAQUR - ANBITS - chi unetsel yev voch mi xarnurd yev voch mi harevan petutyan yev n@rants katarelakerpi yev bareri. inchyeve shnorhakal em krkin Movses

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Atseli - Sparel - Sprich - Saprvats - CH@Sap@rvats Shnorhakal em sa bavakan e kariq chka kartrtsum em nor barer voronelu yev kam hnarelu iysqannn el vor pahenq lav klini Norits SHnorhakal em Movses

ohhhhhhh i found the game I DO NOT LIKE IT !!! it's kids game

the game is out but no store has one i guess i had to order on line [ October 31, 2002, 01:22 PM: Message edited by: MosJan ]