Friday, January 7, 2011

Some of the Christians celebrate the Christmas Day today

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 Today in Russia, Georgia, Serbia and Jerusalem celebrate the Christmas day.

Today in Bethlehem, an unprecedented event took place, the Virgin Mary gave birth to the Son of God, Jesus Christ.
The first guests of the son of God were not Kings, but simple shepherds who were told about the birth of Christ by the angel.
It should be noted that only the Armenian Apostolic Church remained faithful to the ancient tradition and evangelical calculations and unanimously celebrated the birth of Christ yesterday.

Let us remind you that yesterday the President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan and Mrs. Rita

Thursday, January 6, 2011

EDITORIAL: The Asterisk Ambassador

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EDITORIAL: The Asterisk Ambassador


America’s Asterisk Ambassador to Azerbaijan, Matt Bryza, will soon be heading off to Baku.


President Obama, resorting to an 18th Century loophole written into our Constitution to deal with the slow pace of horse-drawn carriages, made this last-minute “recess” appointment while on vacation in Hawaii on December 29th, just days after the Congress left Washington. Bryza’s term will last less than a year, unless he is confirmed by the full U.S. Senate.

Our nation’s newest ambassador is being sent abroad in the face of unprecedented controversy, despite Senate holds by Barbara Boxer and Robert Menendez, without Senate confirmation, and amid unanswered questions about his troubling ties to Baku’s corrupt

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Pantheon before military service

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Armen is the youngest and the last of his brothers leaving for military service. He has heard about life in the army from his brothers and knows that he has to be alert on the border and follow the rules during military service.

He is part of the 4th group of fall army recruits who headed from the patio of the military registration and enlistment office to the pantheon of deceased freedom fighters of Sisyan and paid their tribute.

Spiritual pastor of the Sisyan region, Priest Grigor Hovsepyan says before leaving for the battlefield, the boys of the Sisyan battalion

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Pantheon before military service

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Armen is the youngest and the last of his brothers leaving for military service. He has heard about life in the army from his brothers and knows that he has to be alert on the border and follow the rules during military service.

He is part of the 4th group of fall army recruits who headed from the patio of the military registration and enlistment office to the pantheon of deceased freedom fighters of Sisyan and paid their tribute.

Spiritual pastor of the Sisyan region, Priest Grigor Hovsepyan says before leaving for the battlefield, the boys of the Sisyan battalion

Pantheon before military service

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Armen is the youngest and the last of his brothers leaving for military service. He has heard about life in the army from his brothers and knows that he has to be alert on the border and follow the rules during military service.

He is part of the 4th group of fall army recruits who headed from the patio of the military registration and enlistment office to the pantheon of deceased freedom fighters of Sisyan and paid their tribute.

Spiritual pastor of the Sisyan region, Priest Grigor Hovsepyan says before leaving for the battlefield, the boys of the Sisyan battalion

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Happy New Year!

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Dear readers, this is our congratulatory message for you.

We beg your pardon for not delivering it personally ...

On the New Year's Eve Father Christmas will not have time to knock at every door and congratulate you and your family members in the name of A1+.

The bottles of champaigne will be blown up in a couple of hours and people will drink New Year's Eve toasts.

Dear readers, we would like to thank you for your loyalty and confidence and want to apologize for typos and technical faults.

We wish you health, happiness, prosperity and peace.
Happy New Year!

 

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Saturday, January 1, 2011

Happy New Year!

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Dear readers, this is our congratulatory message for you.

We beg your pardon for not delivering it personally ...

On the New Year's Eve Father Christmas will not have time to knock at every door and congratulate you and your family members in the name of A1+.

The bottles of champaigne will be blown up in a couple of hours and people will drink New Year's Eve toasts.

Dear readers, we would like to thank you for your loyalty and confidence and want to apologize for typos and technical faults.

We wish you health, happiness, prosperity and peace.
Happy New Year!

 

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