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88 1/2 suzuki samurai zook 4x4offroad sammy Vehicle Description 88 1/2 chrome yellow zook. 117K miles on it, fairly new clutch. it has the following on or done to it:SPOA,Wrangler lift,zbar,missing link up front,drive line ext,brake line ext,doetschtech shocks,5 new 33x10.5x15 bfg mt's,with less than 1k on them and no plugs in tires!!!,driver and pass are rci high rise seats and rear is single low rise seat,whole in side herculined,cd player,cb,diamond plate rear wheel well panels and diamond plate rockers,vent tube nozzle,birfeild rings,header and 2 1/2" flowmaster muffler.Warn 8000 winch w/ roller lead.Lots of money invested!!!not a JEEP or toyota but is 4x4 Vehicle Condition looks great has wheel well rott minor scraps. rust in lower rear corners. runs great uses 1 qt of oil every 3-4 tanks..does smoke while the choke is on and could use some gaskets.

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Short Cut to Service: New identification system goes into use next year http://armenianow.com/2002/october18/news/shortcuttoservice/002_S.jpg By Marianna Grigoryan ArmeniaNow reporter Anyone needing to conduct official business in Armenia can expect to face layers of bureaucracy in which personal documents presented at one office may not suffice at the next. One identification is needed for welfare status, another for validating age, income and so on. Endless and cumbersome documents have to be stamped at each turn, usually after waiting in long queues among others who face the same dreadful process. A new system of identification is about to bring relief to such conditions specialists say. Presently referred to as simply a "Personal Number", the identification is used like a Social Security card. "The system of personal numbers accepted by the government were set up as an experiment in the Kotayk region," says the head of the "Nemrut" information analyzing center Andranik Saratikyan (pictured). "Fifteen thousand already have this personal number and today the effectiveness and the advantages of this system are vivid." The 10-digit number, representing a person's birth date, sex and a registration code would be issued once in a person' life. It would serve as identification for civil and legal matters, for opening bank accounts, for paying taxes, etc. And, most importantly for reducing the load of paperwork now required, it would be registered in a central computer system available to all agencies. "Thanks to this system the entire work of both the government and citizens will change to purely peaceful and certain relations," says Saratikyan. "Today people are facing difficulties, are running from one authority to the other, are spending hours for having their documents signed meanwhile all that paperwork can be solved simply by one card." To obtain a card, an applicant must go to his or her regional government center and present an application and proper identification. The cards are expected to be issued nationwide in January and are available to foreigners working in Armenia as well as to citizens. The huge data bank will be administered by the Ministry of Social Security's "Nemrut" center. Only those authorized by government will have access to the information. Specialists at Nemrut will check an applicant's information against existing records to assure accuracy. Applying for a card is voluntary, but eventually all citizens will need them for record-keeping. "This system is convenient both for the government and the citizens," says Saratikyan." We can check the information according to this or that information of the data bank. This question refers mainly to the pensions, unemployment, ID and to other similar things." According to Saratikyan the test program installed in Abovyan has already been effective in identifying abuse of social programs. For example, some who were receiving unemployment pensions were found to have been working while on unemployment; duplicate passports were found and some who were officially designated as indigent were found to be financially solvent. Saratikyan predicts the new system will revolutionize official business in Armenia. "It will offer a chance to reduce the expenses of the government, the numerous forms and the work force," he says. "It will help clarifying things and all in all will help the citizen to make use of the support of the government more easily and with no difficulties. In the end it will give a chance to use the informational techniques for the favor of the government." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Photos by Arthur Torosyan

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Slice of Life: Old ways are kept in the village process of lavash http://armenianow.com/2002/october25/features/sliceoflife/001_S.jpg By Viorica Vladica ArmeniaNow correspondent Noisy laughing and chatting draws attention to the backyard of a nice village house and the urge to enter is irresistible. Inside a small dark room three women are happily gossiping about every possible occurrence in their neighborhood. http://armenianow.com/2002/october25/features/sliceoflife/002_S.jpg While the room is a neighborhood center for discussing who did what to whom, there is more going on here than talk. Surrounded by hundreds of rolls of dough that make the room a mini factory, the women are a link between Armenian tradition and the ever-contemporary need for sustenance. In this place and countless others like it across the nation, lavash, the national bread without which no Armenian meal is complete is the practical product of this neighborhood chatroom. The women -- a wife, her young daughter and her husband's sister -- are lit by a single light pulled into the basement of their house located in the village of Aygepat, 50 kilometers from Yerevan. Each is seated on the ground, finishing preparation of the dough. "We're about to cook 170 lavashes", proudly says Karine Tsaturyan. "That's how we ensure that our family has bread for 20 days." Even though their motions are mechanical and betray a routine, women say they put heart in catering. "If you are not surrounded by love and calm, you better not start making bread," explains Hasmik Badalyan, Karine's sister-in-law. She is convinced that no matter how good the quality of flour, the first-class dough is conceived with love. When the dough is finished the women move to the hatsatun, the place with the oven. It is another miniature room reminiscent of a veranda. And, in the lavash process that is emphatically women's work, in this room men are allowed - are required in fact. Karine says getting the fire ready is the men's work and the men agree that warming up the stove requires some skills and feelings as well. "Men don't take part in lavash cooking," says Manvel Badalyan. (In some villages they are not even allowed in the cooking room.) "Maybe some of them would do it in the city, but village men have their role in the household." These men's role is to gather wood, start the fire and heat the oven, then turn the rest over to the women. Although contemporary technologies allow machines to bake thousands of lavash slices in short time, villagers use the same day-long technique as generations before them stretching back thousands of years. The special stove, called tonir, is a stoned hole in the ground dug up to one and a half meters inside. Its bottom is used for the coals to heat it and its walls are for baking. Other holes are dug near the tonir for the women to put their feet in so that they feel comfortable when making the bread. When the fire has turned to coals and the tonir is ready Karine and Hasmik lay the pieces of dough on round wood plates. Then Hasmik takes one slice of dough and sticks it against the tonir wall. It stays stuck like this for about two minutes when Karine picks it out with a flat metal device and puts it in a container. The process is repeated until the women exhaust all 170 pieces of dough. The place is quickly filled up with the comforting smell of fresh baked bread. Manvel and his daughter do not resist and eat the first lavash. Their faces tell the taste. http://armenianow.com/2002/october25/features/sliceoflife/005_S.jpg Manvel says that a fresh lavash is so good that sometimes it can replace a whole lunch. Karine remembers that she learned to make lavash from her mother-in-law after marrying Manvel. "When you grow up and get married, you'll do the same for your family," Karine says to her daughter. Editor's note: Viorica Vladica is a visiting journalism student from Moldova.

ARMENIA TO TAKE PART IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR IN HAVANA 26.10.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenia will take part in the jubilee international trade fair to be held in Havana "EXPOCUBA" center in the Cuban capital November 3-10. As reported by "Arminfo" agency, it is the biggest fair in Latin America, in which some 50 countries of the world usually participate. The Armenian delegation will be accompanied by a group of businessmen. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

US AID PROGRAMS TO ARMENIA SHIFTED FROM HUMANITARIAN TO DEVELOPMENT 26.10.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The US aid programs to Armenia have shifted from humanitarian to development ones. US ambassador to Armenia John Ordway stated it. In his words, the United States have successively realized aid programs in Armenia, which have appreciably changed their direction within the past 10 years. Humanitarian programs providing for rendering food and fuel are a small component at the moment, the ambassador emphasized, and added that "special emphasis is laid on development programs in transition period." John Ordway features the level and quality of "our cooperation with the Armenian government, diaspora and non-governmental organizations" in achieving it. The ambassador also noted that it let realizing still larger-scale programs. "Within the context of these programs we try to create a common concept for further reforms, and some progress is already made within the concept framework," – John Ordway said. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

28.10.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ An exhibition devoted to the Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey will be organized in London this December. As reported by "Arminfo" agency referring to "Guardian" English newspaper, the exhibition will become another attempt to demonstrate the real notion of the crimes against humanity committed in different countries. Demonstration of "Crime against Humanity" film, where the Armenian genocide of 1915 in Ottoman Turkey and massacre of Tutsis in Rwanda are reflected, will precede the exhibition. Taking into account the horrible episodes described in the film, most of which are shown for the first time, it was resolved not to admit children under the age of 16 to seeing the film. Turkish diplomats accredited in London have already lodged an official note of protest against showing the film. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

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quote:Originally posted by Azat:Check out this Alarm Clock It decides to wake you up based on traffic and other things that may effect your trip to work. Movses, in case you were wondering what to get for me for xmas, this is it. not to self - 1 hat es zangulakits ar tes yete asxhatuma mi hat el Azati hamar harmaratsra

Cool Staf Vatchoog Welcome to HyeForum - Barov es yekel - VatchoogJan wan you get some free time in your hends - find a nice Signature for your self- Thanks MOvses

Whoot jan Thank you On nov-15th we will have a chance to see Ararat in LA MOvses

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quote:Originally posted by HOVSEP KASHISHIAN:Thank you for the advice Movses,I have one question though what happen to your english did you give the secretery a day off or the Armenian Wine was too strong . smilies/dizzy.gif smilies/dizzy.gif smilies/bighug.gif Vodka + Wine + Berrrr + way to much time on the net - and the sexetory is off for 2 more weeks

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Azat jan im durs misht el batsa yerb tsankanaq orinak 3 orits Colorado seraner@ qtsats dzez em spasum Xash@ / ira tadaruqov es el im Cordinatner@ N39.69294 / W108.0526 te chgtneq Seapanin aseq inq@ terr@ kasi Seaphajan asetsy mi topic batsem vro qaraqakanutyan het gorts chunena / yev i zarmans indz der qaraqakanutyan chi veratsvel / tesnenq vorqan jamanak espes k@mna. ham el mi nerratsy der qo chapsin Takarik chen patrastel menak XL ka mi qich hamperi XXL k@ga / Azati chapsov shutvanits kar PS / j/k de lav yes gnatsim / Movses