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Default Happy Russian Xmas - 01-06-2006 , 04:08 PM






Compliments of the season to Nicolai and all others on Orthodox calendar.
Peter McMurray



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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-06-2006 , 04:25 PM







Excalibur wrote:
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Compliments of the season to Nicolai and all others on Orthodox calendar.
Peter McMurray
Yes and a Blessed Epiphany to all. --dawn



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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-06-2006 , 08:03 PM



Excalibur wrote:
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Compliments of the season to Nicolai and all others on Orthodox calendar.
Peter McMurray


To you as well Grigory, and to all our Orthodox friends on CDP
Merry Christmas.

Patrick , <;=)

P.S. Now if I could only knew when the New Year is ?


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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-06-2006 , 08:38 PM




Excalibur wrote:
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Compliments of the season to Nicolai and all others on Orthodox calendar.
Peter McMurray
Yes, and a blessed Ephiphany to all too. --dawn



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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-06-2006 , 08:51 PM



Hi. My lovely Ukrainian wife tells me that the Russian New year begins
next Sunday 15 Jan.

Sno' vum huddum.

John


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Excalibur wrote:

Compliments of the season to Nicolai and all others on Orthodox calendar.
Peter McMurray


To you as well Grigory, and to all our Orthodox friends on CDP
Merry Christmas.

Patrick , <;=)

P.S. Now if I could only knew when the New Year is ?

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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-07-2006 , 01:25 AM



Many thanks.
At us very much love holidays. Earlier, people lived difficultly and
consequently any opportunity for "improvement of mood" was used.
When Old Russia began to use Julian calendar instead of Gregorian a
difference between them there were 13 days.
People has taken advantage of a case once again to drink. At us it
name "Old New Year".

Orthodox use an old calendar, therefore Christmas January, 7.
Real New Year 31dec/1jan
"Old New Year" 13/14jan (To drink and work)

Grigory.


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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-07-2006 , 11:25 AM



Hi Grigory.

I like what you say - it makes me smile.

C Novum godom!

My wife wonders where you are from? Are you Russian?

Are multivalue databases strong in East Europe?

John

GVP wrote:
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Many thanks.
At us very much love holidays. Earlier, people lived difficultly and
consequently any opportunity for "improvement of mood" was used.
When Old Russia began to use Julian calendar instead of Gregorian a
difference between them there were 13 days.
People has taken advantage of a case once again to drink. At us it
name "Old New Year".

Orthodox use an old calendar, therefore Christmas January, 7.
Real New Year 31dec/1jan
"Old New Year" 13/14jan (To drink and work)

Grigory.


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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-08-2006 , 01:11 AM



Hi John,
(Privet tebe e tvoey gene == Greetings to You and Your wife)

I think that "S Novym Godom e Rogdestvom Hristovym" more closely.
I know three members of a CDP at which slavic wife. And some more
several at which slavic relatives.

I am Russian. I live in Moscow. With D3 since 1998.
Multivalue databases are not strong In the postSoviet countries. I many
times spoke that the MV empire starts to collapse. The first disappear
colonies.
Owners of a MVDBMSs do not do anything for it development (Except
OpenQM).
I try with the help of my programs to stop process of disintegration
(Something even is successful). I like MV technology. Money is not the
main thing.

Grigory,
P.S. I hope, that the bad knowledge of English has not deformed sense
of that I wanted to tell


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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-08-2006 , 01:20 AM



Hi John,
(Privet tebe e tvoey gene == Greetings to You and Your wife)

I think that "S Novym Godom e Rogdestvom Hristovym" more closely.
I know three participants of a CDP at which slavic wife. And some more
several at which slavic relatives.

I am Russian. I live in Moscow. With D3 since 1998.
Multivalue databases are not strong In the postSoviet countries. I many
times spoke that the MV empire starts to collapse. The first disappear
colonies.
Owners of a MVDBMSs do not do anything for it development (Except
OpenQM).
I try with the help of my programs to stop process of disintegration
(Something even is successful). I like MV technology. Money is not the
main thing.

Grigory,
P.S. I hope, that the bad knowledge of English has not deformed sense
of that I wanted to tell


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Default Re: Happy Russian Xmas - 01-08-2006 , 01:22 AM



Hi John,
(Privet tebe e tvoey gene == Greetings to You and Your wife)

I think that "S Novym Godom e Rogdestvom Hristovym" more closely.
I know three participants of a CDP at which slavic wife. And some more
several at which slavic relatives.

I am Russian. I live in Moscow. With D3 since 1998.
Multivalue databases are not strong In the postSoviet countries. I many
times spoke that the MV empire starts to collapse. The first disappear
colonies.
Owners of a MVDBMSs do not do anything for it development (Except
OpenQM).
I try with the help of my programs to stop process of disintegration
(Something even is successful). I like MV technology. Money is not the
main thing.

Grigory,
P.S. I hope, that the bad knowledge of English has not deformed sense
of that I wanted to tell


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