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Harout jan et norits 1000 yerav, bidza mard em esor el ahhagin shoping em arel, merrq em toshak el chunem. medicalov kerni vjarem ??? him a 500 tam qvid ap.

de yes el et em asum. inch anenq inchpe sanenq yev ov incha anelu kuzenali lsel nayev mer Axchikneri kartsik@ iys hartsi shurj harout jamanak unenas ko sirun Anglerenov mi hat es masin gri aper jan. tes qez el gorts yerav ba!

shnorhakal em Movses

Help AsAp~~~~ What gift do you get for your wife on the 3rd anniversary of your marriage ???? Movses

OK Jorovurd yes sksum em yes patrast em inchov vor petqa, Nuynisk Anun el unenq arden ArmenianQueens.com kam ArmenianQueen.com, yes nax@ntrum em Queens@ qani vor aveli lav klini mrtsanak@ mekits aveli HAyuhineri tal , Tor chlini TAguhi Ameniyn HAyits - Tor linen TAguhiner Ameniyn Hyots. MOvses

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-=I like to start a new Topic, I know that we need a topic like this, and I hop this will help some one, or at list we can Be involved >>> Today we have a big problem, DRUGS It was a problem before also, but this days it’s becoming much bigger problem, since it’s available more widely. Many of the drugs are made or even designed to targeting our kids, the younger generation. Drugs such cocaine or heroine and opium are no longer the choice of the reach. I have been thinking about this for long time if we at HyeForum can open a topic that will have some information, I my self I’m not a specialist in this and for this reason I have found some articles on the net to post under this topic, maybe some of us have more knowledge to help other in this. Drugs have killed more Kids, and will kill even more, if we the parents do not know haw to approach the kids, haw to talk to them about this. It will be nice to see some one benefit from this topic... Thanks Movses "Although we tried our hardest to steer our kids clear of drugs, we've learned that no one is immune to the lure of these substances" Know what your child is doing. Here are ways to Monitor Your Kids As a mother of three kids who have all taken very different paths in their lives with respect to drugs, I was deeply touched by the commercial "Thanks," created by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America. The first time I saw it on television I was motionless. The commercial shows kids sternly telling their parents how intrusive they’d been and that they were the most miserable parents in the world for making it impossible for them to get away with anything. Then at the very end, one child stares straight into the camera and utters just one word: "Thanks." My eyes filled with tears as I saw numerous kids detailing the steps I had taken to monitor my own kids’ activities. It was as if this powerful, encouraging commercial was speaking directly to me. Its significant and distinctive message was crystal clear: It’s about parents who are brave enough to stay involved in their children’s lives and help them make the right choices, even when they sometimes make the wrong choices. I still see this reflected today in my relationship with my three teenagers. I had believed that if my husband and I did all the "right things," we could protect our kids from the dangers of drugs. The "right things" included maintaining a strong marriage and showing our children love and affection, while teaching them good morals and values. We also knew it was important to monitor our children’s time and involve them in positive activities, like church and athletics. Although we tried our hardest to steer our kids clear of drugs, we’ve learned that no one is immune to the lure of these substances. We have three children, all with the same upbringing, and the decisions they’ve made have all been dramatically different. Josh My oldest son Josh*, now 18, was always very clever. I was amazed when he learned to read at age four and went on to become the kind of witty student who always thought he knew more than his teachers. Tall, handsome and of slender build, Josh was also an athletic child who enjoyed baseball, soccer and other sports. Josh was never shy or unpopular; he just wasn’t what I would call "socially-savvy." During his sixth-grade year, I found out he had started drinking. Josh’s attitude began to change drastically for the worse; his personality traits, like his independence and strong character, turned to defiance and rebelliousness. He became verbally abusive to me and he was physically threatening to his siblings. Then Josh began to experiment with marijuana and eventually went on to use other stronger drugs, including Ecstasy and acid. Pretty soon he was doing just about every drug there was, short of anything that required him to inject himself with a needle. As Josh continued to use drugs, his behavior became consistently negative. I always hoped deep down inside that none of my kids would ever try drugs and when I was confronted with Josh’s problem, I felt frustrated and angry. Eventually, I reached a point where I felt hopeless and appalled with him. I resented my son for the chaos he was bringing upon our family and there were times I didn’t want to have him around. It was tearing us all apart. Over the past six years, my husband and I have been fully involved in trying to help our son cope with his drug abuse problem. We never had that "oh, no not my kid" mentality. Instead, our family has spent countless hours and dollars in therapy and outpatient programs for him. But when Josh sold drugs from my home, I turned him in; when he broke probation, I called his probation officer; when I found drug paraphernalia in my house, I destroyed it. We were firm and clear and Josh knew we expected him to live a drug-free life. All the while, we’ve never given up hope -- we’ve never given up on him. Nick My 16-year-old, Nick*, experienced his older bother’s drug addiction firsthand. Like Josh, Nick was athletic, a good student and a very attractive young man, but Nick had a much more easy-going personality. He wanted to be like his brother because Josh was intelligent, bold and a risk-taker. But once Nick saw that Josh was in and out of jail and outpatient treatment programs, he came to view him as a bad example. Yet somehow, my second son still found his way to drugs. Nick started using marijuana in middle school; he even attended classes stoned and said his teachers did nothing about it. In his sophomore year, Nick began to drink heavily with some neighborhood friends. When we confronted him and asked him to explain his behavior, he decided to run away. After several runaway attempts, many tears and long discussions with him, he finally agreed to come home, at which time we increased the monitoring of his activities and required him to change peer groups. It took awhile before he stopped using completely, but I am overjoyed to report that Nick has not used marijuana in two years and has been alcohol-free for nine months…and counting. Nick recently returned from a youth mission trip to Japan, now has friends who influence him positively and is in fact living drug-free. I am so relieved and thankful that Nick is finally on the right track and am so proud of my son for having had the courage to change his life. Jessica Then there’s my daughter Jessica*, who is very feminine, and very much the "girly-girl" of her peer group. She likes to straighten her curly hair, wear make-up and polish her nails. Jessica enjoys listening to music, talking on the phone with her friends and shopping. In most ways, she is just an average teenager. She has a lot of very good, close friends, all of whom are positive influences on her. But Jessica is independent and has a mind of her own. My daughter is 15 and has had plenty of opportunities, like all teens, to try drugs, but she has resisted. Perhaps her strongest anti-drug influence was experiencing the turmoil and pain of her brothers’ drug abuse. For a long time, Jessica hated Josh for the intimidating way he treated her while he was on drugs. She blamed him for the financial and economic strain his drug abuse put on the family. She wondered aloud why anyone would chose to do this when she knows drugs are "stupid." Now that both of her brothers are trying to remain clean, she shows her support for them and for me by staying involved. She’s the baby of the family and she tries to protect her older brothers by monitoring them and watching what they do. I am proud of Jessica’s maturity and her resolve to stay drug free. It's Not Easy Over the years I have heard a variety of opinions regarding teen drug use from other parents. Many may feel that it is a natural, normal process of maturing and that "kids will be kids," but I don’t see it that way. We instilled our morals in our children, but the opportunities for them to use drugs will always be there and it would ultimately be their choice to make the right decision. All of our kids are now doing their best to be on the right path to drug-free lives: Jessica has always been there, Nick has been drug-free for quite some time and Josh, while still an occasional user, is trying very hard to attain that goal. But regardless of this, we will continue to support and encourage them to make healthy choices. For me, trying to encourage our kids to remain drug-free hasn’t gotten any easier. It continues to be an uphill battle with my son Josh, though I will never stop trying, and hopefully, neither will he. In fact recently, Josh wrote me a letter expressing his thoughts about his future. In part, it reads: "Today is my 7th day clean and I'm loving it. It's becoming easier for me to avoid potential relapses. My life is now full of hope, instead of despair. I can use all of the support I can get, so please remember me in your prayers. Drugs have always been there for me, but I would rather have the people I care about most be my support when I need it. I forgive you for all your mistakes, no matter how big or small, and now I understand that you have always done the same for me." The incredible love I feel for my son keeps me fighting for his survival. There is no doubt in my mind that he will be a success story…Josh will succeed and we will never give up on him! I believe that parents are the most effective anti-drug available, but there are few with the courage to rise to the occasion. I would like to encourage other parents to monitor their kids’ time and activities right from the start. It’s never too early. Do whatever it takes to stand between them and drugs. And like the inspiring commercial that touched me so deeply says, ultimately your kids will thank you for it! By-Dawn Branham www.drugfreeamerica.org [ January 31, 2002: Message edited by: PandukhT ]

OK lav Harout jan Handznvum em , Du hardetsir.... isk k@tatsnovi shashkiyi het vonts es?

"I am 24, and 6' tall, I like smart and beautiful girls. I don't drink or smoke, don't have any ribez friends. Iam an okay guy whos trying to find a nice girl. P.S. next year im planning to go to europe for fun, hopefully i'll find some nice girl and we'll go together." #1 Shat Boyov es 6' #2 don't drink or smoke - et arden lav chi #3 don't have any ribez friends - no your not OK and we can not help you . you need to start smoking + Drinking + you need atlist 100 Rabiz CD in your carr, + atlist 50 Rabiz friends MOvses

quote:Originally posted by Domino: I just realised now he was a moderator.

I guess it's the Language , I do forget time to time that some of our members are not Armenian or do not know Armenian Our Language. SAS was Gavin a warning way before you have posted your 2 Reply's. MOvses

CAPITOL HILL TO COMMEMORATE GENOCIDE Members of Congress will join the Armenian American community in the 8th Annual ANCA Capitol Hill Observance of the Armenian Genocide. The Observance, co-hosted by Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) and US Representative Jim McGovern (D-MA), and sponsored by the Armenian National Committee of America Eastern Region, Western Region, and Washington DC, will take place on Wednesday, April 17, in the Gold Room of the Rayburn House Office Building(Rm.2168). The program will begin at 6:00 pm. The ANCA's Annual Capitol Hill Observance provides Members of Congress the opportunity to commemorate the Armenian Genocide with members of the Armenian American community. Senator Reed and Representative McGovern, this year's key co-hosts, have been consistent supporters of issues of special concern to Armenian Americans, especially initiatives that recognize and commemorate the Armenian Genocide. Last year's Observance was enhanced when Senator Robert Dole was presented with the ANCA Freedom Award for Lifetime Achievement. Senator Dole, a steadfast supporter of initiatives to properly recognize and commemorate the Armenian Genocide, consistently introduced legislation to ensure that the United States properly recognize and commemorate the Armenian Genocide. The Armenian American community is cordially invited to join Members of Congress in marking the 87th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. © Copyright AZG

quote:Originally posted by hasmiek: so what makes someone an Armenian? 1. having an armenian name 2. having 2 armenian parents 3. having one armenian parent 4. talking the armenian language 5. knowing how to read and write armenian 6. going to an armenian church 7. eating armenian food 8. having armenian friends 9. living by the bible and what unarmenians some one? having sex before marriage.... having a non armenian (wo)man? ... Hasmik jan don't be so hard on your self, just do your best to stay closest to your native roots. Hasmik jan you are here, in a Armenian forum, that means you are involved, you do care. years a go i gat hold of a article> Armenian Woman are more likely to keep the family with Armenian traditions than a man, specially when a Armenian woman is marred to an ODAR, Armenian women are more dominant in relation, and kids do fallow there mothers side most of the time. what can we do when some one gets involved with none Armenian. we cant just reject the person/s, i do not believe that anyone, and i mean ANYONE has the right to tell you - your not a Armenian if you happened to marry a ODAR. you are a Armenian, and your location has nothing to do, you can be in India and be Armenian, you can be in Afghanistan and be a Armenian, it's what you believe in, what you stand for. Kerg Krikoryan has Benn marred to at list 2 odars he is still an Armenian, Sharl Andznavur is marred to an odar, he is a Armenian and we are proud them, what makes anyone so different then this tow so don't worry HAsmik jan, and before i forget Welcome to HyeForum, and enjoy your stay. MOvses

OK azat jan it -= DRUGS and DRINKING =-

satanen asuma brni u katari Azat jan et glandal@ u burbank@ vor votit takna frfrum es et qicha ha? Harout jan du Azatin mi lsy te che AZAT k@mnas.

Sas jan aper, arants hayhoyanqi!!! yev qani chem moratsel qez hamar mek hat worning #1 >>raffiaharonian or Berj yete jamanak uneq SAS i barer@ maqreq xndrem. yev urish inch vor avelnord tesnek. Shnorhakal em. [ January 31, 2002: Message edited by: PandukhT ]

quote:Originally posted by Azat: Movses, I was just looking at the site and they have some 30 people who won "Miss this and Miss that" There is one for TV and for Radio and everything you can think of. How come there is NO Miss Internet sponsored by HyeForum? Azat jan da im gorts@ chi, Mer Generalni Shefin asa, yete inq@ havanyun ta yes patrast em yete mer Garon Hamadziyn lini uremn menq iyster internety vra kanstkatsnenq iyd mrtsuyt@, yev du Azat jan vropes garapar@ arachin ngam arajarkor, klines, #3 datavor@

"I think you'd have much better luck asking where the girls DON'T hang out and then apply the classic process of elimination. I'll start: UCLA, computer science department UCLA, most of the engineering buildings Any FRY's electronics >> Thank You GoD<< Any electronics/hobby store >> Thank You GoD <<< K-mart (well now there're outa business ) 24 Hour fitness in Woodland Hills Local basketball courts (parks, schools, etc) Pepboys Autozone Any 4 Wheel Drive specialty store (like 4 Wheel Parts)>>> Thank you GoD Any Men's restroom" Thank You Thank You Thank You GoD MOvses

MOvses@ el ban chi aselu ester, yete uzum eq, andzamb handipeq, lektsyaneri jamanak lseq, inchpe s Mardkutyan mnatsatsna anum, amisnerov spasum en, herdi en kangnum, gsiherner@ dursn en qnum, menak te tesnen indz, vay che et indz hamar chi et MAdonayi hamara. ehh tesnum ek inch aretsik, arden hishorutuns el em kortsrel. lurj em asum yes gnum em hangstanalu. arden voch nerver ka voch el arorjutyun, mi qich hangist@ petqa mardu, gone che mi 12 jam. lav yereq.

quote:Originally posted by sdcheung: Bleh!!! the format is all screwy!... One needs a 33inch Monitor to read this!!! fix the format. Sorry the best i can do is for 24" Monitors naw i have deleted 2 or 3 "quotes" sorry - that bla bal + he he he + hi hi hed some problem... MOvses

The problem is not you Henry jan it's the : North Hollywood Aper it's HArouts area, no wander your not finding any good girls NAyi yete kuzes Ary Pasadena yes arden Toshaki em antsel azata lriv qez lini PAsadenan el South Pasadenan el het@. MOvses

quote:Originally posted by Harut: harts chka, Movses. yes hamarya amen yereko el azat em. du voroshi. bayts imats ha, yes es xagher@ shat em sirum. yerav HArout jan Achqis vra yes el bavakanin sirum em et xar@ & gites che um dimats em krvum . Xaral He he ap xar@ henst batsum em te che, asuma du hardel es het anjatvuma inq@ iran " gerits shun chka mi qich glux govam "

U.K. GOVERNMENT MAKES FIRST MOVE TOWARDS RECOGNIZING ARMENIAN GENOCIDE JANUARY 30. The U.K. Government has made the first move towards recognizing the Armenian Genocide. As ARMINFO learned from the press service of the Committee for the Recognition of the Armenian Genocide (CRAG), the Armenian Genocide was remembered on the Day of Commemoration of the Holocaust, Jan 27. Representatives of Armenian Diaspora were invited to the ceremony, including those from CRAG. Besides, the Armenian Genocide was included in a brochure concerning the Holocaust. The brochure qualifed the 1915 events as a genocide. ArmINfo

AZERI FOREIGN MINISTRY DOUBTS POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING MORATORIUM ON APPLYING AMERICAN SANCTIONS AGAINST THE COUNTRY 30.01.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Having soberly viewed the decision of US leadership concerning waiver of sanctions against Azerbaijan, official Baku set about a campaign, aiming at total repeal of Section 907. "Suspension of Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act has created conditions for its total abolition," – Deputy Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan Mahmud Mamed-Kuliyev stated yesterday. He noted that the foreign department was carrying out work in that regard. As it is known, Congress has given the President the authority to freeze the Section for only a year. It means that if the legislators do not pass a decision to extend the moratorium on application of the sanctions, the US Administration will be deprived of the right to render aid to Azerbaijan beginning January 2003. It is hardly possible for the political situation to the end of this year to be as favorable for Azerbaijan as in autumn 2001. Thus, it is hardly to believe in extension of the moratorium. Azerbaijan Foreign Ministry doubts it, too. "It is not known whether it will take place a year later," – Mahmud Mamed-Kuliyev stated. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

GREAT BRITAIN MADE FIRST STEP TO RECOGNIZE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE 30.01.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The events of 1915 were noted in Great Britain for the first time on the Holocaust victims memory day. The Armenian Genocide was mentioned in the course of all official measures devoted to the Holocaust anniversary. The subject of the Armenian Genocide was concerned in an informatory brochure, devoted to the slaughter of Jews. The Committee on Recognition of the Armenian Genocide considers inclusion of the events in 1915 into the program of the measures devoted to the memory of Holocaust victims as the first step of the British Government on the way to the official recognition of the fact of the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey. Let us remind that last year in spite of the efforts of the Armenia community of Britain the Armenian Genocide was not mentioned in the program of the Holocaust memorial day. The representatives of the country Government came out with a statement at the time that the tragic events at the beginning of the last century could not be qualified as genocide. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"