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Nomadic Peoples Project: July 2008

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The Nomadic Peoples Project brings attention to and build awareness about the history and culture of nomadic peoples and their way of life in the world today. Nomads the world over are living a precarious existence predicated on a delicate balance between their struggles with sedentary peoples over land, water resources, access to pasture, migration routes and longstanding cultural conflicts. Saturday, July 26, 2008. Posted by Mongolian Culture. Labels: Nomadic Peoples Project. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Nomadic Peoples Project: Lectures - May 20 - 21, 2011 "Where Have All the Yaks Gone?"

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The Nomadic Peoples Project brings attention to and build awareness about the history and culture of nomadic peoples and their way of life in the world today. Nomads the world over are living a precarious existence predicated on a delicate balance between their struggles with sedentary peoples over land, water resources, access to pasture, migration routes and longstanding cultural conflicts. Monday, May 16, 2011. Lectures - May 20 - 21, 2011 "Where Have All the Yaks Gone? Where Have All the Yaks Gone?

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Nomadic Peoples Project: Nomadic Peoples Project

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The Nomadic Peoples Project brings attention to and build awareness about the history and culture of nomadic peoples and their way of life in the world today. Nomads the world over are living a precarious existence predicated on a delicate balance between their struggles with sedentary peoples over land, water resources, access to pasture, migration routes and longstanding cultural conflicts. Saturday, July 26, 2008. Posted by Mongolian Culture. Labels: Nomadic Peoples Project. Mongolian Woman in Norther...

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Nomadic Peoples Project: November 2008

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The Nomadic Peoples Project brings attention to and build awareness about the history and culture of nomadic peoples and their way of life in the world today. Nomads the world over are living a precarious existence predicated on a delicate balance between their struggles with sedentary peoples over land, water resources, access to pasture, migration routes and longstanding cultural conflicts. Sunday, November 2, 2008. Posted by Mongolian Culture. Labels: Nomadic Peoples Art. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Skyetalk's Blog | The contents of this blog are mine and do not reflect any position of the Peace Corps or the United States government. | Page 2

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The dictionary defines a marathon first as a long-distance running race . Like the Boston Marathon. The second definition is: a long-lasting or difficult task . After the tragic bombing on April 15, it’s that definition we are engaged in. Any real understanding of what happened and why will indeed take a long time and won’t be easy. Over the past week or so, three incidents have stood out to me:. Falling down and getting up. To see you YouTube video. Running toward, not running away. Shortly after the bo...

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December | 2011 | Skyetalk's Blog

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Archive for December, 2011. Did you see the total eclipse and other questions? I had noticed mention of a total lunar eclipse on the web and it looked as if I might be able to see it but I couldn’t find any specifics about Mongolia. Last Saturday evening, the PCVs and I had dinner together and I mentioned we ought to look it up after dinner but we didn’t and later I headed for home with just a bright full moon overhead. Total eclipse 12/10/11 An amazing sight. No one knew anything about it what a shame&#...

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October | 2011 | Skyetalk's Blog

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Archive for October, 2011. Red and green, and I don’t mean Christmas. Muron now has not just one, but two, sets of stoplights! The big deep holes for the poles have been ready for months at the two major intersections in town. People here are used to unmarked open holes here and there but fortunately there were no major accidents that I know of. New stoplight on Red. And now it's green. But we’ll get used to it and I do think it will get better and maybe prevent some fender benders or worse. Mostly women...

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Mongolia Culture Blog: 02/11

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Monday, February 7, 2011. Zulsar Serkhin - - Rest in Peace. In memory of Zulsar, a great Mongolian musician. Zulsar joined the Mongolian State Folk and Dance Ensemble as a young dancer where he met established Khoomi singers from whom he learned more Khoomi techniques and developed some of his own. Eventually Zulsar taught himself almost three hundred songs and became a popular singer whose natural abilities helped enliven the ancient Khoomi song tradition in Mongolia. Rest in peace, my friend. Chinggis ...