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A cursory review of readyhosting.com indicates that they were"bought out" about a year ago, and that the transition has been problematic. What are you using to run your site? PHP? Frontpage? What db are you using? Obviously with your account under suspension it's not available for testing - your web host (at a minimum) should be offering to move your site to a "development" environment, where you could at least run some tests to determine if there's a problem.
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Canadian Conservatives Modify Position On The Armenian Genocide
vava replied to Dave's topic in International
I think we need look no further than George Carlin who summed up politicians thus: In essence I don't disagree with him. As long as we allow our politicians to be the "best that money can buy", we're all up the proverbial creek. Perhaps its our own fault - either through ignorence or plain apathy. In your case, I would simply suggest that no single political party (whatever the strip) can bring about real solutions across the board. There will always be compromise - and always disagreement in political direction. Blind faith in one party or one politician will, inevitably, leave you with regret. There's two sides to everyone in politics - including Harper. -
Canadian Conservatives Modify Position On The Armenian Genocide
vava replied to Dave's topic in International
Dude, you have been so misled it's almost funny. -
Thanks for the posting - but one will do... I've deleted the others.
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Impossible? Who told you that?
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Who names these things, anyway? Do you skate yourself?
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Damn! Wow - Didn't realise you were such a ice skating fan. Apart from olympic competitions, I don't think I've ever watched/followed any figure skating at all...
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Check this out... I never thought I would see Figure skating to Armenian music. If i'm not mistaken, part (or perhaps all) of the music selction is from the sountrack to Ararat. Jeff Buttle - Free Skate Video to Armenian Music I wonder how he came about his choice. It was obviously successful - but he didn't magically turn Armenian did he?
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The idea is to deprive all of your other senses, and let your "olfactories" be the judge. It sounds interesting, but I "see" some potential problems. For instance, I would have trouble knowing what to pick with my fork, and what to cut with my knife. What if the "bite" I cut is way too big for my mouth? How would I know before slathering my face with some drippy sauce (that might now be on my shirt!) ? I think easting in the dark makes for messy eating - definitely not for a 1st date!
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Bari Taredarts Amy jan! May you have an extra nice day....
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Nice looking site, but why, oh why, do some web designers feel that they must reduce the usable space of a web site to a 200x300 pixel box, which amounts to 6 square inches of space. You can't read a thing without using the glitchy scroll buttons! Ugh. Why bother buying a 20" screen then? the 8" of viewable area on my old Apple IIe would suffice...
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Nairi - I can't help ...All I get right now is this:
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A sad day for us all. Let the Turks continue to re-enforce the world's perception of the barbarian Turk... And may God rest his soul. -- Hellektor: I understand your anger. We are all angry - but please watch the language, and blatant hate-speak. It is not welcome here, and it sullies the name of Hrant Dink who strong stance transcended petty racial hate. Marseliatsi: At Midnight?? I don't think that will make much impact. Noon would be better yes?
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No, but the service staff is blind (or some are...)
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There's one in Montreal - don't know about too many others. I think the concept started in France, yes? O Noir
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Stephan Dion, Elected Leader Of The Liberal Party Of Canada
vava replied to Z'areh's topic in International
Better than? The national jobless rate over the past couple of years is the lowest it's been in this country in recent history. Surplus budgets, eight of them, have combined to pay down significant portions of the nations debt - saving hundreds of millions in interest. Consumer confidence is still riding high and housing markets over the past five years have been on fire. Economically, it has been boom time for Canada.... how much better do you want it to get? Don't tell me you're after social programs??? Seriously, you're in a pipe dream if you think that a Harper government will make things "better". It's the same sh!t, just different pockets. -
Stephan Dion, Elected Leader Of The Liberal Party Of Canada
vava replied to Z'areh's topic in International
No insults necessary Irlandboy. Quebecer knows more about politics than most people - and he's entirely justified to hold his opinion - whether it's in support of the bloc or anyone else. Just like your blind faith in the conservatives seems ridiculous to most reasonable Canadians, you're entitled to your opinion. It doesn't for one second mean it's correct. Just go on and keep believing that Harper is any different than other politicians.... -
Harut Pap@, Pogos Qeru Ayc@, Anveradardz Apaga
vava replied to Aratta-Kingdom's topic in Performing Arts
Some latino cultures have this as well - a lot of screaming and so forth. By nature, we are loud people - when we contrast that with relatively meek (or shy) anglo-saxon or scandanavian cultures, the difference pops out even more. A few evenings ago I met a friend of mine (who is Romainian) with some of his friends and family. Man, were they ever loud! Just ike many Armenians. I guess what I'm trying to say is that you're absolutely right about the armenian "volume" level, however, the frame of reference probably accentuates the effect. (BTW I know I'm generalising in a lot of ways - but the underlying point remains: it can all be relative.) -
What Happens If Pelosi Breaks Us-turkish Modus Vivendi?
vava replied to Yervant1's topic in International
What an article. Some may constitute these comments as threats. Of course, there is nothing new about Turkish threats, but somehow I feel that the current administration won't like being manipulated by some chest-beating Turks... The result of the threats may well backfire on the Turks, and as they continue their boycotts, they'll find themselves more isolated than ever before. That's only if Pelosi and our friends in congress happen to stick to their guns on this issue. -
Dude you're not missing much. I really don't understand this morbid fascination some people have with witnessing a person die. Have we as a society not progressed at all since the days of public stoning??
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Stephan Dion, Elected Leader Of The Liberal Party Of Canada
vava replied to Z'areh's topic in International
Furthermore, I don't think blind support of ANY political party is by any means fool-proof. There are more scoundrels in politics than you can shake a stick at... -
Stephan Dion, Elected Leader Of The Liberal Party Of Canada
vava replied to Z'areh's topic in International
Wrong, Harper did not bring it up, nor did he even second the motion - although he did vote for it and later re-iterated his support for the position. But please let's not forget that the conservative/reform party is still full of idiots like Vellacott - who word-for-word argued the Turkish revisionist nonsense during the debate on the motion. It's all in the Hansard, look it up. -
Draft Law On "armenian Genocide" To Be Presented To U.s Hous
vava replied to HyeFedayis's topic in Genocide
ROTFL - it figures... -
Draft Law On "armenian Genocide" To Be Presented To U.s Hous
vava replied to HyeFedayis's topic in Genocide
Where did you see this article? It's so full of errors, I can't believe it comes from a reliable news source. They can't even spell the name of the congressman correctly!
