BARRACK OBAMA DOES NOT LIKE DAUGHTERS TO WATCH KARDASHIAN SHOW

US President Barack Obama does not want his daughters to keep up with the Katashians, Abclocal.com reported.
First lady Michelle Obama was quoted as telling iVillage that the president does not like both daughters - Sasha and Malia - watching the show. The first lady was reportedly less opposed, as she said it was alright with her as long as her daughters understood that some of the things that happen on the show are, "crazy." There has been no response from the Kardashians.

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Headlines for October 20, 2011

HRAPARAK: PROSPEROUS ARMENIA LEADER IN HIGH SPIRITS AFTER PRIVATE MEETING WITH NA SPEAKER
According to the newspaper, before leaving for Bern, Armenian Parliament Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan held a private meeting with Chairman of the Prosperous Armenia Party Gagik Tsarkyan and the former head ...
BARRACK OBAMA DOES NOT LIKE DAUGHTERS TO WATCH KARDASHIAN SHOW
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US President Barack Obama does not want his daughters to keep up with the Katashians, Abclocal.com reported. First lady Michelle Obama was quoted as telling iVillage that the president does not like ...
AZERBAIJAN TO SPEND 1$BN ON EUROVISION
The 2012 Eurovision Song Contest will cost the Azerbaijani authorities $1 billion, arccording to Mir TV channel. Most of the resources will be reportedly spent on constructing a concert hall for 50,000 ...
MEDICARE COSTS TO REDUCE SOCIAL SECURITY INCREASE
About 55 million Social Security recipients in the United States will get their first increase in benefits next year since 2009 — a 3.6 percent raise, The Associated Press said. Higher Medicare ...
WORLD POPULATION TO MAKE 7 BILLION BY OCT 31
A new report by the UN Population Fund has revealed that there will be 7 billion people on earth by Oct. 31, 2011. The report, titled "The State of World Population 2011: People and possibilities ...
NO SILENCE ORGANIZATION SEVERELY CRITICAL OF ARMENIA'S DEPUTY MINISTER OF DEFENSE
A Council member, No Silence initiative, held a meeting with Armenian Deputy Minister of Defense David Tonoyan. The 3-hour-long meeting was arranged on the Ministry of Defense's initiative. The No Silence ...
ARMENIA RANKS 55TH IN DOING BUSINESS 2011
Armenia has improved its position in the World Bank International Financial Corporation's Doing Business report. It has climbed up six points compared to last year, ranking the 55th in the list of 183 ...
ARMENIAN PRESIDENT MEETS WITH US DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan held a meeting Oct 20 with Mr. William J. Burns, US Deputy Secretary of State. The Armenian leader noted that mutual visits of high-ranking officials are evidence of ...
ARMENIAN PRESIDENT MAKES APPOINTMENT
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan signed a decree relieving Ashot Galoyan of the post of Armenian Ambassador to Lithuania. The Armenian president also signed a decree appointing Ara Aivazyan Armenian ...
GOVERNMENT TO COMPENSATE FAMILIES OF LANDSLIDE VICTIMS
The executive has approved a compensation of 5 million Drams ($13,513) for the families of people who died in the disastrous landslide on the Vanadzor-Bagratashenn highway earlier this month. According ...
ARMENIAN PRESIDENT SIGNS LAWS
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan signed the following laws adopted by the Armenian Parliament. The president the signed the Law on amendments to the RA Law on Transplantation of Human Organs and/or Tissues, ...
COSMIC CAMERA CAPTURES YOUNGEST EVER PLANET
A University of Hawaii astronomer has captured the first direct image of a planet forming around a star, The Guardian reported. The university's Institute for Astronomy said Adam Kraus used telescopes ...
BAKU FINDS RUSSIA'S ASSISTANCE IN KARABAKH SETTLEMENT POSSIBLE
The Azerbaijani authorities believe Russia can assist in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict settlement, the Azerbaijani ambassador to Russia has said. Polad Bulbologlu made the statement at a Moscow-hosted ...
FREE TRADE ZONE AGREEMENT UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR ECONOMIC ENTITIES - ARMENIAN PREMIER
The free trade zone agreement signed in Saint Petersburg, Russia, in a historic document. Experts had worked at it since 1993, Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan stated at the Armenian government's ...
5% GDP GROWTH IN ARMENIA IN JAN-SEPT 2011
Armenia registered 5% GDP growth in Jan-Sept, 2011. At the Armenian government's sitting Oct. 20, Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan welcomed this positive change. "Of importance is the fact ...
PRELATE OF US EASTERN DIOCESE TO TRAVEL TO TURKEY
A 25-member delegation from the US Western Diocese will start a six-day visit to Turkey on October 21, according to the Diocesan chairman. Speaking to the Turkish newspaper Today's Zaman, Oscar Tatosyan ...
ARMENIAN AUTHORITIES AND CHARLES AZNAVOUR: EITHER RECALLING OR AGREEING
Charles Aznavour, who is one of the world's most renowned singers and Armenian Ambassador to Armenia, clearly stated that mafia is the only cause of emigration from Armenia, Gurgen Yeghiazaryan, a member ...
ARMENIAN ARMY NEEDS RADICAL REFORMS
At his meeting with journalists, the Armenian public figure Ashot Bleyan spoke of the Armenian army's problems. "Public supervision over the army is very good. But, instead of meeting the public ...
OPPOSITION MP JOINS PROTESTERS OUTSIDE GOVERNMENT
While the cabinet were holding their regular meeting on Thursday, the parents of soldiers who died in service had gathered outside the government building for their weekly protests. Zaruhi Postanjyan ...
PRESIDENT SARGSYAN RECEIVES HEADS OF EUROPEAN MOVEMENT INTERNATIONAL
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan received on Thursday the president and vice president of the European Movement International (EMI) who are in Yerevan to attend the EMI's set to take place between October ...
ARMENIA TO LAUNCH IPHONE 4S BY DECEMBER
iPhone 4S will by launched in Armenia by December, according to Apple Inc official representative in the country. Orange Armenia company's Sales Director Arsen Hovhannisyan told reporters on Thursday ...
TEENAGERS EXPOSED TO MORE DANGEROUS THINGS THAN WEARING SHORT SKIRTS - TELEGRAPH
Teenagers today are exposed to far more dangerous things than wearing short skirts to school, the British Telegraph says in an article referring to 900-year-old bit of skirt discovered in Armenia. "I ...
YEREVAN PUTS FORWARD NEW CONDITIONS FOR KARABAKH SETTLEMENT - AZERI EXPERT
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Armenia is putting forward new conditions for the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, according to an Azerbaijani expert. Trend News has quoted Mubaris Ahmedoglu, the head of the Center for Political ...
MOAMMAR GADDAFI KILLED?
Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi died of wounds suffered on Thursday as fighters battling to complete an eight-month-old uprising against his rule overran his hometown Sirte, Reuters reported, citing ...
MEDVEDEV SAYS RUSSIA MUST AVOID STAGNATION
President Dmitry Medvedev on Wednesday rejected claims that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's imminent return to the presidency would further strengthen authoritarian trends in Russia and take the country ...
PASHINYAN AND ARZUMANYAN TO TALK ON CIVIC FORUM
The Civic Forum is holding its next open air discussion on Liberty Square in Yerevan at 3pm on October 22. The interlocutors of this discussion will be Alexander Arzumanyan, former Armenian Foreign Minister ...
CLASHES ERUPT AT MASS RALLY OVER GREECE AUSTERITY BILL
Rioters have clashed with other protesters in Athens where thousands of people are rallying outside parliament to condemn new cuts, BBC News reported. Scores of masked youths attacked a group from a ...
ASHOT BLEYAN CALLS TO END ALL KINDS OF SEGREGATION IN ARMY
All kinds of segregation should be eliminated when it comes to drafting and it will yield results in a few months, otherwise the army is developing in "fraud" public activist Ashot Bleyan has said. ...
NATO DISPERSES SERB PROTESTS WITH TEAR GAS
Nato peacekeepers have used tear gas against Serb protesters in northern Kosovo to dispersed the crowd in order to start dismantling barricades erected in a protest against deployment of customs checkpoints ...
INVESTIGATIONS DEPARTMENT TO DECIDE ON ACTIVIST VARDGES GASPARY'S FATE
Police investigations department is expected to decide whether the actions of the opposition activist Vardges Gaspari entail criminal responsibility, the police press service told Tert.am Gaspari was ...
ACADEMY CALLS FOR RELEASE OF IRANIAN FILM-MAKERS
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has led Hollywood industry organisations in calling for the release of jailed Iranian film-makers, BBC reported. Six independent documentary makers whose ...
CAMERA CAN SNAP NOW, FOCUS LATER
A digital camera that allows photographers to focus their pictures after taking them has gone on sale, according to BBC News. Rather than recording a single version of an image, the Lytro captures data ...
POLICE CHIEF ALIK SARGSYAN'S ACTIONS ARE CRIMINALLY PUNITIVE, SAY ACTIVISTS
Activists have accused Armenia's Police Chief Alik Sargsyan and a group of police officers of committing actions outside the government building on Thursday that are criminally punitive. The incident ...
‘RUSSIA MAY BECOME WTO MEMBER IN WEEKS'
Even with Georgia still opposed to Russia's WTO accession, it may still become a member through a vote sooner than many expect, Head of Russia's WTO delegation, Maksim Medvedkov, told RT. "We have concluded ...
ROW SPARKS OVER JACK KEVORKIAN'S PAINTINGS
Jack Kevorkian, the initiator of the idea of assisting terminally ill patients with committing suicide, has again caught media spotlight over an ownership row of the doctor's art. According to Huffington ...
REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS SAYS NO PRESS FREEDOM IN N.CAUCASUS
Reporters Without Borders, an international journalist rights association, criticized the lack of free press in the Russian Caucasus republics in its report on Thursday, RIA Novosti reported. The Russian ...
TURKEY STEPS UP OFFENSIVE IN IRAQ AFTER KURDISH RAIDS
A major Turkish military offensive is continuing in northern Iraq, following a deadly attack by Kurdish rebels inside Turkey, BBC News reported. Ankara said 22 battalions, or about 10,000 soldiers, were ...