You *ARE* indeed clueless. Yes, "Ariana" is a different spelling for "Aryana" which does indeed come from the Avestan's "Aryanem Vaejo" (specifically, in Vandidad, Fargasht-e Yekom).  But the "Aria" that you mention above is Greek for what is in Old Persian "Haraiva" which is modern Herat (Hari-Rud).  Looks like you can't even read and understand a simple text in front of you.  The Greek "Aria" has NOTHING TO DO with "Arianem Vaejo".  Not even a single scholar has ever suggested that Arianem Vaejo is the same as "Haraivo or the Greek "Aria".  The Greek "Aria" for Avestan/Old Persian "Haraivo" is comparable to how in ancient greek text Hagmatana is written "Ekbatana" or many other examples. The Old Persian satapry Hari-Rud (which was not called Hari-Rud in Old Persian) is clearly mentioned in both Darius I's Behistun Inscription as well as two of Xerxes' inscriptions.  "Arianem Vaejo" on the other hand, is mentioned in the Avesta where I told you above, and numerous scholars have published works on the whereabouts of it (including our own late Dr. Bahram Farahvashi who has a full book by that title, called "Iran Vij").  Nobody (other than our great scholar "Zereshk" of course) thinks it is the same as Hari-Rud/Haraivo/greek "Aria".  

As for "aberoo", I honestly feel sad for you, because your beahviour and edits in Wikipedia clearly reveal that you suffer from an inferiority complex and nearly all your edits are about image and not about contents.  It is obvious that you try to present an image instead of contributing to contents.  I suspect this has to do with the fact that you live in USA (according to your user page) and they have probably called you a camel rider or something along those lines, so this has resulted in the sort of pathetic behaviour that we observe from you here.