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Armenia
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Romania: WWOOFing in Transylvania and back to the US. Bugaria: Nice cities, tipped off about an isolated beach, and getting perspective from a prostitute's cigarette burns. Hitchhiking into Turkish Kurdistan. Lessons from a Kurdish-Swede rapper about Kurdistan, and getting my hands on an AK-47. Giant carved heads, incredible valleys, camping on the Mediterranean, and a heavy dose of Roman ruins. Istanbul, and a few tips on curing impotency from the Hittites. Armenia: F*%k, another alphabet to not learn.
Kazakhstan Pt. 3: Almaty, where kids watch pole dancers, and joining the family
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Romania: WWOOFing in Transylvania and back to the US. Bugaria: Nice cities, tipped off about an isolated beach, and getting perspective from a prostitute's cigarette burns. Hitchhiking into Turkish Kurdistan. Lessons from a Kurdish-Swede rapper about Kurdistan, and getting my hands on an AK-47. Giant carved heads, incredible valleys, camping on the Mediterranean, and a heavy dose of Roman ruins. Istanbul, and a few tips on curing impotency from the Hittites. Armenia: F*%k, another alphabet to not learn.
Kazakhstan Pt. 2: Astana, WTF? Diagnosis: major inferiority complex
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Romania: WWOOFing in Transylvania and back to the US. Bugaria: Nice cities, tipped off about an isolated beach, and getting perspective from a prostitute's cigarette burns. Hitchhiking into Turkish Kurdistan. Lessons from a Kurdish-Swede rapper about Kurdistan, and getting my hands on an AK-47. Giant carved heads, incredible valleys, camping on the Mediterranean, and a heavy dose of Roman ruins. Istanbul, and a few tips on curing impotency from the Hittites. Armenia: F*%k, another alphabet to not learn.
Romania
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Romania: WWOOFing in Transylvania and back to the US. Bugaria: Nice cities, tipped off about an isolated beach, and getting perspective from a prostitute's cigarette burns. Hitchhiking into Turkish Kurdistan. Lessons from a Kurdish-Swede rapper about Kurdistan, and getting my hands on an AK-47. Giant carved heads, incredible valleys, camping on the Mediterranean, and a heavy dose of Roman ruins. Istanbul, and a few tips on curing impotency from the Hittites. Armenia: F*%k, another alphabet to not learn.
Turkey
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Romania: WWOOFing in Transylvania and back to the US. Bugaria: Nice cities, tipped off about an isolated beach, and getting perspective from a prostitute's cigarette burns. Hitchhiking into Turkish Kurdistan. Lessons from a Kurdish-Swede rapper about Kurdistan, and getting my hands on an AK-47. Giant carved heads, incredible valleys, camping on the Mediterranean, and a heavy dose of Roman ruins. Istanbul, and a few tips on curing impotency from the Hittites. Armenia: F*%k, another alphabet to not learn.
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American Cultural Exports | Snyder Abroad
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On the Road →. August 5, 2010. One of the more difficult aspects of being an American abroad is the constant cringing when you stumble upon a piece of American culture that has been been misinterpreted or taken out of context in another country. While some may say that cultural exports are a sign of. It has a limited effect when it is misunderstood or misappropriated. Name here in Azerbaijan, in terms of pronunciation and usage, there is a clear line of when a person is saying Nigar and nigger. As th...
Farewell Azerbaijan | Snyder Abroad
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August 10, 2010. So this is the end of the road. I’ve still got some writing left to do and some photos to share that I’ll add after I make it home to New York, but tomorrow at 7:15a it’s wheels up and I’m out of here. There is a great interest in the United States and American culture and I have been very satisfied with how respectful Azerbaijanis are towards Americans. Many young people are now learning English in schools and American TV is beamed into almost all living. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
On the Road | Snyder Abroad
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Farewell Azerbaijan →. August 8, 2010. Traffic is a key part of Azeri culture. Like in many countries there is a deep vein of machismo that is reflected in how men here drive and the condition in which the car is kept. I had been warned before living in France to be careful of drivers there. Suffice it to say that drivers here in Azerbaijan are ten times wilder than drivers in France, making them a. Mercedes and Lada side by side. Meanwhile there are Ladas everywhere. The Lada is the archetypical aut...
About | Snyder Abroad
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Stephen Snyder, 21, is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan. This summer, he is living in Baku and studying Azerbaijani through the Critical Language Scholarship. Though Stephen is performing a Critical Language Scholarship sponsored by the US State Department, his opinions and views in no way necessarily reflect those of the US State Department or the Critical Language Scholarship program. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Jeiran Hasan's Blog.
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Newer posts →. A Thousand Benevolent Smiles. July 28, 2010. Overlooking Azerbaijan is the executive branch, now led by Ilham. Aliyev. Prior to President Aliyev came President Aliyev, the father Heydar Aliyev. It goes without saying that there would naturally be portraits of the benevolent leaders nearly everywhere. I’ve included some of my favorites. On holidays like this, the late president’s face inhabits the upper right corner of every tv station as well. July 27, 2010. In fact, the whole system of te...
Mischief in Ganja | Snyder Abroad
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To be Jewish in Baku →. August 2, 2010. In addition to the routine agenda, sometimes it’s worth the students’ while to add some extracurricular activities. After all, these 7-hour bus rides and tours of Heydar Aliyev museums can become redundant and boring if there isn’t the right relief and respite. Thankfully Azeri consumer culture is there to help us when things get sticky. Ganja: Home of Europe's Largest Cake. 8221; Great success. Sun Flamboyant Power Wheels. What do you know about (name of site)?
To be Jewish in Baku | Snyder Abroad
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Facing the Past →. To be Jewish in Baku. August 3, 2010. Anyone who knows me knows that Judaism is a large part of my identity. How then might this come into play in a country with merely 30,000 residents among a sea of 8 million? One of the two synagogues in Baku. An Israel-Azerbaijan mural in a local middle school. Click for a higher-res view. Peres in Baku (RFE/RL). A NYT piece from ten years back on the Jewish resurgence in Baku. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Facing the Past →.
Ganja | Snyder Abroad
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A Thousand Benevolent Smiles. Mischief in Ganja →. August 1, 2010. This past weekend, the group went to Ganja, Azerbaijan’s second most populous city, a six hour drive from Baku. The similarity of the city’s name to one of the many nicknames for marijuana is purely coincidental, though it is worth noting that a local folk dish is called xaş, pronounced hash (made of sheep hooves and brains, though unfortunately we didn’t eat any). In the evening, we got some Georgian wine, which is the sweetest and most ...
Facing the Past | Snyder Abroad
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To be Jewish in Baku. American Cultural Exports →. August 4, 2010. Azerbaijan’s past has been marked with subjugation and foreign domination. Over the last 182 years, Azerbaijan has only been independent for 20, formerly part of the Russian Empire then the Soviet Union. Without the bitterness, the sweetness wouldn’t taste so sweet, one might be tempted to say. Yet Azerbaijan has not truly grappled with the past, denounced it and moved on. As a consequence of all these changes, in one family over three ge...
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Thursday, May 27, 2010. I really wish I had heard about the program before and known it was open to everyone. (The website talks about it being a Duke Divinity Class). There is a breakfast June 9 at Blacknall Presbyterian Church from 7:30-8:30 if anyone is interested in learning more. Here is a link to Project TURN's website. Program http:/ www.newmonasticism.org/turn.php. I would also be more than happy to go if anyone wants to accompany me (and the babies! Tuesday, May 25, 2010. Friday, May 21, 2010.
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Digital Experiments in Teaching History
Digital Experiments in Teaching History. These are some of my thoughts about teaching, online and in the classroom, and about my various digital projects. Friday, March 25, 2016. David Backer, The Purpose of Online Discussions. They are not the same as classroom discussions, of course we knew that, but they still serve a great purpose. Wednesday, December 2, 2015. Where to Post Feedback in Online Courses. Wednesday, November 18, 2015. Quality of Feedback in Online Courses. Two important points about qual...
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Articles By Miss Valerie. The Principal’s Desk. 8230;to all of Miss Valerie’s students who competed at Access Broadway this month! Dancing Through the Ages. Dancing Through the Ages. 2008 - 2018 Experiments In Theater and JAZZEDGE CORP. Photos By Matt Ferrara Photography.
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Experiments in Wandering | Travel blog of Tyler Cole
Romania: WWOOFing in Transylvania and back to the US. Bugaria: Nice cities, tipped off about an isolated beach, and getting perspective from a prostitute's cigarette burns. Hitchhiking into Turkish Kurdistan. Lessons from a Kurdish-Swede rapper about Kurdistan, and getting my hands on an AK-47. Giant carved heads, incredible valleys, camping on the Mediterranean, and a heavy dose of Roman ruins. Istanbul, and a few tips on curing impotency from the Hittites. Armenia: F*%k, another alphabet to not learn.
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Every Story's A Thought Experiment | The Hub of Author, Editor, and Publisher Jake J. Johnson.
Every Story's A Thought Experiment. The Hub of Author, Editor, and Publisher Jake J. Johnson. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Writing Updates: Nov. 19, 2013. November 18, 2013. Welcome to the new format for my published works! If you’ve been following me for a while, say goodbye to the update drought. And if you’re new, hello! I now have a Facebook page at http:/ www.facebook.com/freelancejake. My Twitter is http:/ www.twitter.com/freelancejake. And so far this November:. I finished m...
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Let's see what we come up with. This is a copypasta of a Facebook post I wrote yesterday. There’s no decent one-sentence reason why. It’d be nice if I could say oh I’m an ex-alcoholic or I am allergic to beer or I am a full-blown fundamentalist religious nutcase, but it’s more like thousands of little things over the course of my life that resulted in the decision. It’s not one I’ve ever wavered on, no matter what arguments get thrown at me (and there have been oh so many). You’re boring. But why? Why is...
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