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Iran Jan, If you haven't noticed, thanks to Harut, (& Garo too) there is already a transliteration tool now built into HF. You can access it either by This link, or whenever you're posting (see image)

Why don't you try Amazon - there are samples you can listen to, and then perhaps you could BUY the albums if you like them After all we're here to support Armenians right? Not rip them off....

Yeah - I had seen this before years ago - it was in some sort of powerpoint or word doc that was circulating by email everywhere. The question is - was this a maddox original? Or did he happen to bite some else's idea... Very funny though - and very crass, too.

"Men Are Like That" by Leonard Ramsden Hartill. Is this all from the same book?

I should hope so!!

Welcome to HyeForum. YOu may want to check out our Film Review Thread. Though, most of the 'reviews' are rather brief. We look forward to your contribution.

Welcomt to Hye Forum, Amina Are you currently in Yerevan? Are there stores that sell non-food items on this network? Do these stores ship to other cities/countries? thanks

Thanks whOOt, I'll try and catch it tomorrow. In general the Fifth Estate is a pretty good program. Their report on pharmaceuticals and their marketing approach a little while back was very well put together.

I think I had stated my opinion IN THIS POST. She's simply amazing - a classic beauty.

I think I'm always living in that era of 'old' music. Most of my favourite bands and artists are definitely not from today's clublists! I think there's a difference today, from the industry reality pre-MTV. Today's music is sold by the video - by the lifestyle. 'Older' music didn't have that kind of elaborate marketing ruse - it was sold for the music. The music distribution channels have all changed, and these new constraints impact musical production. I'm not saying that today's music is not good - but much of it is mass produced and inevitably ends up sounding formulaic. Ummm - that was the tequila I think

Only cause they got over played!

I've been using Urchin actually - but I'm not sure if there's a windows version out there - must be... I like it - easy to use and cfg. But it's not free. Most of the free log analysis programs I've tried have been rather disappointing.

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Oh C'mon Domino - Can a prius warp your face like this one can?? This is a fun toy - it's not meant to be driven everyday, and with our weather less than half the year - so the environment point is moot. It's not like I want a big oversized SUV to get groceries and drive the kids to hockey practice

I want... I want....

VITAL SIGNS Patterns: The Exit Polls for Lyme Disease By JOHN O'NEIL Published: January 25, 2005 A map showing results from the last presidential election is "remarkably similar" to a map of the distribution of cases of Lyme disease, a brief article in the current Lancet medical journal points out. The 19 "blue states" - those won by Senator John Kerry - account for 95 percent of the cases of Lyme disease reported in 2002, they wrote. The disease, caused by bacteria that are carried by deer ticks, is concentrated in the Northeast and Midwest. An accompanying letter, from Dr. Robert B. Nadelman and Dr. Gary P. Wormser, epidemiologists at the New York Medical College at Valhalla, also pointed out that many of the cases reported in "red states" were probably something else. The illness there is usually preceded by the bite of the Lone Star tick, which cannot transmit the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, although it produces a rash that is identical. The two doctors suggest naming the disorder Stari, for southern tick-associated rash illness. Lyme disease is spreading faster than Stari, Dr. Nadelman said. On the other hand, the last three Democrats elected to the White House were from states where Stari is dominant, while three of the four most recent losing candidates came from Lyme disease states. Dr. Nadelman concluded, "We do not believe, however, that tick-borne diseases are likely to be a major factor in the 2008 presidential election." Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/25/health/2....html?oref=regi

I like THIS ONE best. I'm not sure why... I think because it's a but more vibrant than the others - goes against the grain. Good stuff.

I don't think I like that question - I mean, are the two mutually exclusive? Polar opposites? What if it were addressed to something else? Like God for example? Does he have a good heart? Most would say certainly...some would care to disagree. Should we fear him? IMO, I don't think that's how we should approach spiritual things - but many would disagree... after all we have the commen phrase 'god-fearing citizens'. I wonder why it was a good thing to fear God? (Edit: I'm a dumb dumb - I should have brought God into this thread, my apologies in advance!)

Escher had a different perspective. He was able to see beyond what is conventionnally fathomable, and most of his best works are woodcuts, mathematically precise, yet full of vived imagery and possibilities. Yes it is quite technical - but he took the technical and transformed it into an art. For that alone, he is a good artist.

Well - sorry to tell ya, but there are hardly any mosquitos in the city. Once you get out to the lakes and the woods though, you may be in trouble. My friends who go fish, actually sleep in mosquito nets - and that's inside the cabin!! The Saguenay region si the worst - there the mosquitos are on 'roids... you can actually see there facial expressions (do bugs have faces?) as they're snacking on your blood.

Note: i only say 'even Extra' because it was her first time playing, and she didn't follow the league for part of the season, and that usually doesn't add up to many wins.... (pease don't hurt me extra!! )

Good to see you back Juggy. I though the main reasons were: - humiliating sophomore season in Fantasy Football - not even making the playoffs - finishing behind even Extra (a rookie!, who even missed about a quarted of the season!) We all thought you were too embarrassed to come back, so we made you a nob. LOL

Note: Just cleaned up a bit - please keep to the topic at hand. Thanks.