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YEREVAN BRANDY COMPANY TO PROTECT ITS RIGHTS TO TRADE MARKS IN RUSSIA
The YBC press service reports that during the Feb 7 lawsuit between two Russian companies at the Arbitration Court of the Rostov region (Russia) YBC, the producer of ArArAt brandy and the Russian market leader, will protect the image and the belonging of its trade marks confirmed by the highest courts of Moscow and the Russian Patent Service three years ago. YBC is going to protect its trade marks and to guarantee the right of the Russian consumer to buy a production meeting the international quality standards. ARMENIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH CELEBRATES SHROVETIDE ("BUN BAREKENDAN") ON FEBRUARY 6 YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 4. ARMINFO. The Armenian Apostolic Church celebrates Shrovetide holiday on February 6. The press-service of AAC Ararat Diocese told ARMINFO that in conformity with church traditions, Shrovetide is marked on the eve of Lent. Shrovetide symbolizes the life in paradise. This holiday is celebrated also in Russia and European states. During the evening service on the eve of Shrovetide, the altar is closed by curtains up to the end of Lent, which start on February 7. LENT STARTS ON FEBRUARY 7 IN CONFORMITY WITH CALENDAR OF ARMENIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 4. ARMINFO. In conformity with the calendar of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Lent starts on February 7. It will continue to the Easter, which is fixed for March 27 this year, AAC Ararat Diocese reports to ARMINFO. Forty days of Lent symbolize the 40 days Jesus Christ spent in the desert praying. On March 2, in the middle of Lent, traditional "gata" ("cake") is baked and coins are put in it. According to beliefs, who finds the coin in "gata" he will be successful. Wedding and offering ceremonies are banned in the period of Lent. However, Catholicos of All Armenian Vazgen I allowed wedding at Armenian churches on Saturdays and Sunday during Lent, excepting the days of Holy Week (March 20-27). 7 POINT QUAKE REGISTERED IN TURKEY YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 4. ARMINFO. A 7-point earthquake was registered in Turkey last night. The National Seismic Protection Service of Armenia reports that the quake took place 50 km southeast of the town of Van at 4:20 a.m. In the epicenter the shock was 7 point strong. Information on destructions and casualties is specified. FIRST CHANNEL OF ARMENIAN PUBLIC TELEVISION RANKS SECOND IN RATING OF POPULARITY IN YEREVAN YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 4. ARMINFO. "First Channel" of the Armenian Public Television is in the second place in the rating of popularity in Yerevan, yielding to Armenian TV insignificantly. At the same time, APT "First Channel" is the most popular in Gyumri and Vanadzor, testify the results of a survey in the two largest towns and in the capital of Armenia by an American organization InterMedia in December 2004. 500 respondents above interrogated 15 during the survey in each town. According to Yerevan Press Club, during a week, 86.8% of audience in Yerevan watches the programs of the "First Channel," 82.8% in Gyumri and 93.3% in Vanadzor. The most popular TV channels in Yerevan in a week are "Armenia" TV and "RTR" (Russia), in Gyumri - "Shant" and "Second Armenian TV Channel," in Vanadzor - First Russian channel and "Second Armenian TV Channel." As to news programs, APT "First Channel" and "Armenia TV" are in the lead; in Gyumri it is "Shant" and Vanadzor - "First Channel of Russia." The survey showed that Gyumri characterizes the local TV companies "Tsayg" and "Shant" as independent and objective. 44% of respondents in Vanadzor mention the local TV Company "Lori" as "not professional," 41% - "interesting." Another TV company in Vanadzor is often called "reliable and interesting." According to the survey, 87% of respondents in Yerevan watch TV every day, 77% in Gyumri, and 70% in Vanadzor. 61% of respondents in Yerevan have an access to at least 14 TV channels; the possibilities in Gyumri and Vanadzor are to some extent limited, that is, less than 14 channels. In all the three towns, the rush time for watching TV programs is the period from 20:00 to 23:00. The respondents under 30 consider entertaining programs the most important for them. Majority of respondents in Yerevan, Gyumri and Vanadzor called publicity "annoying and boring." HEADLINES OF FEBRUARY 4
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