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Returning to Kazakhstan « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. July 12, 2011. I’m incredibly nervous and I haven’t yet figured out why. Part of it may have been the lamb donor I ate after visiting JHub (thank you David), but I think the more substantial contributing factor is a sense of uncertainty regarding my return to Kazakhstan after almost two years. I have nothing to be nervous about, but at the same time my stomach is in knots. July 12, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Cheering for Joy and Reflecting on Justice « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. Cheering for Joy and Reflecting on Justice. 8220;I recall God silencing the singing angels when the Egyptians were drowning. Justice is one thing joy another? 8221; – @RabbiWill [Berkowitz]. The cheering of “U.S.A! But, what was being cheered? For many, for the collective “us” of America, Osama’s death is cathartic, I think it is partially substantiating the idea that we have control over our own life and our own destiny; no longer will one many scare...At least betwee...
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2010 June 14 « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. Good Job US Embassy in Kazakhstan. It’s horrible to follow a horrible situation and know that there should, at a minimum, be greater awareness of what’s going on, if not calls for action to protect innocent people from further slaughter. At least there’s some coverage in American newspapers and on blogs. See below for the weekly update. Info@usembassy.kz info@usembassy.kz. Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 11:15 PM. Washington File – Monday, June 14, 2010. US DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
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2011 June 27 « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. Redefining Global Jewish Peoplehood. Given that I’ve spent at least the last ten years strongly passionate about the idea of global Jewish peoplehood and equality amongst how the Jewish community globally relates to itself, it feels very strange to say that ROI was the first situation where I felt a sense of global Jewish equality. Yet, even with the seemingly shrinking world, why is the Jewish community so divided globally? June 27, 2011. Tres Hombres, The Next Act.
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Appropriate it’s based in Turkmenistan « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. Appropriate it’s based in Turkmenistan. Courtesy of The United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia ( http:/ unrcca.unmissions.org/Default.aspx? Q1 How large is UNRCCA? This is content for newly added question. This is content for newly added question. This is content for newly added question. This is content for newly added question. This is content for newly added question. This is content for newly added question. June 29, 2010. Redefini...
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Good Job US Embassy in Kazakhstan « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. Good Job US Embassy in Kazakhstan. It’s horrible to follow a horrible situation and know that there should, at a minimum, be greater awareness of what’s going on, if not calls for action to protect innocent people from further slaughter. At least there’s some coverage in American newspapers and on blogs. See below for the weekly update. Info@usembassy.kz info@usembassy.kz. Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 11:15 PM. Washington File – Monday, June 14, 2010. US DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
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2010 June 15 « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. US Aids Victims of Ethnic Violence in Kyrgyzstan. Washington The Obama administration wants a coordinated international response to address the ongoing ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan and is providing humanitarian assistance for the victims, State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said. The United States is looking at how it can work within the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) and with countries in the region to provide assistance and help the ...
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2011 May 18 « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. Speech delivered at the ATID Graduation Ceremony, Monday, May 16, 2011. Shareey Zedek Synagogue, Southfield, MI. Jewish , I said. From here, the conversation just got stranger. Oleg exclaimed that his best friend is Jewish. As he’s saying this, I pull out my phone and ask if his friend’s name is Zinovi the head of the Jewish community. Oleg looks shocked. How did I know Zinovi? We connect the dots and a week later I’m sitting at my 25. Today, you graduate from ATID, th...
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2010 June 09 « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. Wednesday, June 9 2010. Pinckney, MI, USA. It’s already been 6 months since I was last in Kyrgyzstan. As everyone who spent even one day on the road with me learned, I take a lot of pictures while traveling. When I returned home, unfortunately, that has resulted in countless hours reviewing and deleting photos. In my four months around Central Asia and the Caucuses, I took around 30,000 pictures. I’m still deleting. Former Kyrgyzstan President Kurmanbek Bakiyev. While ...
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2011 July 12 « Tales from KZ
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Kazakhstan. Perry. A New Community. July 12, 2011. I’m incredibly nervous and I haven’t yet figured out why. Part of it may have been the lamb donor I ate after visiting JHub (thank you David), but I think the more substantial contributing factor is a sense of uncertainty regarding my return to Kazakhstan after almost two years. I have nothing to be nervous about, but at the same time my stomach is in knots. July 12, 2011. Redefining Global Jewish Peoplehood. Cheering for Joy and Reflecting on Justice.
