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Department of History and Philosophy, Montana State University
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Bozeman, MT 59717-2320
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Research and Teaching Interests
The Turkic World; Islam in Russia and Eurasia; the Balkans, Caucasus and Central Asia; the Ottoman Empire and Turkish Republic; Middle Eastern and Russian history; Cross-Cultural Interaction; Human Mobility & Migration; Communication and Discourse; Political and Intellectual history.
Academic Teaching Positions
2015-present. Associate Professor, Department of History and Philosophy. Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana. Tenure-track assistant professorship in Islamic World History, teaching 2/2 load. Courses taught include: the Modern Middle East; The Making of Modern Turkey; the Middle East in the 20th Century; Eurasian Borderlands; Russia to 1917; the Soviet Union: Rise, Fall and Aftermath; Women and Gender in Islam.
2009-2015: Assistant Professor, Department of History and Philosophy. Montana State University
Education and Degrees
Ph.D., Brown University, Department of History, 2007, Dissertation: "Turkic Worlds: Community Leadership and Collective Identity in the Russian and Ottoman Empires, 1870-1914."
M.A., Brown University, History, 2002
M.A., Princeton University, Program in Near Eastern Studies, 2001, MA Thesis: "Memory and Political Symbolism in Post-September 12 Turkey: A History of the May 27th Debate."
B.A.,McGill University, Department of English, 1991
Turks Across Empires: Marketing Muslim Identity in the Russian-Ottoman Borderlands (Oxford University Press, November 2014).
Scholarly reviews of Turks Across Empires:Turkish Review (September, 2015); Russian Review (Volume 74, Issue 4, October 2015); Council for European Studies (January, 2016); Canadian Slavonic Papers (Volume 57, Issue 1-2, 2015); Revolutionary Russia (Volume 28, Issue 2, 2015); Ab Imperio (3/2015); Central Asian Survey (February, 2016); International Journal of Middle East Studies (Vol. 48/2, 2016).
Journal Articles & Book Chapters
"Speaking Sharia to the State: Muslim Protesters, Tsarist officials, and the Islamic Discourses of Late Imperial Russia." Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History 14,3 (Summer 2013), 485-505.
"The Economics of Muslim Cultural Reform: Money, Power, and Muslim Communities in Late Imperial Russia." Book chapter appearing in edited volume entitled Asiatic Russia: Imperial Power in Regional and International Contexts (Routledge, 2011).
"For the Russianist in Istanbul and the Ottomanist in Russia: A Guide to the Archives of Eurasia," Ab Imperio, 4/2008, 281-301.
"Immigration, Return, and the Politics of Citizenship: Russian Muslims in the Ottoman Empire, 1860-1914," International Journal of Middle East Studies, 39:1, February 2007, 15-32.
Book Reviews
Review of Toni Alaranta's Contemporary Kemalism: From Universal Secular-Humanism to Extreme Turkish Nationalism. International Journal of Turkish Studies, Vol 21 (2015).
Review of Quintin Barry's War In The East: A Military History of the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-78. Russian Review, 73:1 (January, 2014).
Review of Michael Reynolds' Shattering Empires: the Clash and Collapse of the Ottoman and Russian Empires, 1908-1918. Journal of World History, 24:1 (March 2013).
Review of Eugene M. Avrutin's Jews and the Imperial State. Social History. (Winter/2011-Spring/2012).
Encyclopedia Entries0
"Central Asia," Encyclopedia of Islam and the Muslim World (2016).
"Muslims in Russia," peer-reviewed 10,000-word entry for new encydlopedia to be published by Oxford University Press. Under contract.
Workshops, Conferences, Invited Lectures
"Russia and Islam: Themes and Variations." Harvard University, Davis Center for Russian Studies. October 16, 2015.
"Learning from Turkey." Montana World Affairs Council, Bozeman Public Library, March 14, 2015.
"Turks Across Empires: Marketing Muslim Identity in Russia and Istanbul." Presented at Middle East Studies Association annual conference. November 25, 2014. Washington, DC,
"Tough Times in the Middle East: Turkey, the Kurds and the Islamic State." November 12, 2014. Bozeman, Montana.
"Russia in Crimea: What Comes Next?" Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, Weaver Room. Thursday, April 3, 2014. Bozeman, Montana.
"From the Ottoman Past to the Turkish Present." Montana World Affairs Council, "Discover Turkey" workshop. Bozeman Public Library, March 15, 2014.
"From Turgut Özal to Taksim Square: Liberalizing and Stifling Expression in an Era of Growth." Presented at University of Copenhagen, "Growth: Critical Perspectives from Asia" workshop. Copenhagen, Denmark. June 13-14, 2013.
"What can Ottoman and Turkish History Teach Us?" Presented at Montana World Affairs Council, "Discover Turkey" workshop for Montana K-12 teachers. Bozeman, Montana. April 6, 2013.
"Among Spies, Pilgrims, and Pan-Turkists: Trans-Imperial Muslims between the Russian and Ottoman States." Presented at workshop entitled "Figurations of Mobility," Humboldt University, Berlin. November 23, 2012.
"The Porous Frontier: Muslim Cross-Border Travelers between the Russian and Ottoman States." Presented at the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Nationalities. Columbia University, New York, April 19, 2012.
"Building the Border: Russian and Ottoman approaches to cross-border mobility in the late imperial era." Presented at MESA national conference, Washington, DC. December 2, 2011.
"Divided Communities: Russian Muslim Leadership Politics after 1905." Presented at ASEEES national conference, Washington, DC. November, 18, 2011.
"Muslims and the State in Late Imperial Russia and Today." Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. May 16, 2011.
"Politicizing Islam: Muslim Protesters, Tsarist Officials, and the Crisis of State Sharia in Late Imperial Russia." Georgetown University, the Russian History Seminar of Washington, DC. May 6, 2011
"Moving Muslims: Transimperial people between the Russian and Ottoman states." Presented at workshop entitled "Muslim identities and imperial spaces: networks, mobility, and the geopolitics of empire and nation. Stanford University, Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies. April 7-8. 2011.
"Identity Freelancers: Yusuf Akçura and Ahmet Ağaoğlu in Russia and the Ottoman Empire." Presented at World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies. Barcelona, Spain. July 22, 2010.
"Moving People and Suspect Subjects: Russian Muslims, Travel, and the Ottoman Empire." Paper presented at workshop entitled "Islam and Empire." Research Institute for World Languages, Osaka University. Osaka, Japan. January 23-24, 2010.
"Politicizing Islam: Tsarist Officials and Protesting Muslims in Russia's Volga Region, 1870-1905." Brown-bag lecture presented at Princeton University, Department of Near Eastern Studies, December 7, 2009.
"Imperial Fathers and National Sons: Self-Narration and Elite Muslim Families in the Late-Imperial Volga Region." Presented at American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies (AAASS) annual conference, Boston, MA. November 15, 2009.
"Fear of Movement: Tsarist Officials and Muslim Mobility in Late Imperial Russia." 2009 Fisher Forum, Russian East European and Eurasian Center of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Workshop entitled "Russia's Role in Human Mobility-Historical and Contemporary Perspectives," sponsored by MacArthur Foundation. June 18th-20th, 2009.
"Rethinking the Intellectuals: Yusuf Akçura and Ahmet Ağaoğlu in Russia and the Ottoman Empire." Presented at Middle East Studies Association (MESA) annual conference, Washington, DC. November 25, 2008.
"The Pan-Turkist Specter: Russia and the threatening nature of Muslim mobility." Presented at AAASS annual conference, Philadelphia, PA. November 21, 2008.
"Marketing Modern Identity in the Late Imperial Era: Yusuf Akçura and Ahmet Ağaoğlu in Russia and the Ottoman Empire." Presented at the American Research Institute in Turkey, Istanbul, November 3, 2008.
"The state, the spiritual assemblies, and Muslim community leadership in late imperial Russia." Presented at conference entitled "Empire, conquest and faith: the Russian and Ottoman interaction, 1650-1920." Columbia University, Harriman Institute. April 26, 2008.
"Muslim community leadership politics in late imperial Russia: Divisions and coalitions." Presented at a workshop entitled "Russian Empire: Reappraisal of Recent Research Agenda." The University of Kyoto, Japan. December 10, 2007.
"Public lives and personal connections: Muslim intellectuals after 1905." Presented at the Winter Symposium on Eurasian History, Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University. Sapporo, Japan. December 7, 2007.
"Subjects abroad: Muslim emigration and the politics of citizenship, 1860-1914." AAASS annual meeting, New Orleans. November 15, 2007.
"The Türk Yurdu Circle: Journalism, Identity, and Fame in the Young Turk Era." Presented as part of the Ottoman/Turkish seminar series, Columbia University. November 9, 2007.
"On the educational front lines: Muslim cultural reform in rural Russia, 1890-1910." Harriman Institute, Columbia University. November 1, 2007.
"Petitions, protests, and problem-solving: authority and representation in Volga Muslim communities." AAASS annual conference, Washington, D.C. November 17, 2006.
"Migration, return, negotiation: Russian Muslims in the late-period Ottoman Empire." MESA annual conference, Washington, D.C. November 19, 2005.
"Systems and practices of representation among Volga Muslim communities in the late 19th century." Second International Symposium on Islamic Civilization in the Volga-Ural Region: Kazan, Russia. June 24, 2005.
"Progress, Community, and the Fear of Extinction: The Rhetoric of the Volga Muslim Periodical Press, 1905-1910." AAASS annual conference, Toronto, Ontario. November 20, 2003.
"Categorization Undermined: Union, Progress, and Identity among the Volga Muslims, 1905-1914." Presented at the workshop "Categorization, Identification, and Recognition in the Soviet Context: A Comparative Perspective." Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University. February 8, 2003.
"Overlapping Alternatives: Identity Discourse in the Muslim Periodical Press of Russia, 1905-1911." Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University. December 4, 2002.
"Of Military Coups and Discursive Revolution: May 27th Remembered in Post-1980 Turkey." Graduate Student Symposium, Brown University. March 2, 2002.
"Memory, Menderes and the 27th of May." MESA annual conference: San Francisco, California. November 18, 2001.
"The Nurcus: Anti-Kemalist or Post-Kemalist?" MESA annual conference: Orlando, Florida. November 19, 2000.
Fellowships, Grants, Awards
Montana State University, College of Letters and Science. Research Enhancement Award, February, 2015. .
Montana State University, College of Letters and Science. Research Enhancement Award, October, 2014.
Montana State University, College of Letters and Science. Scholarship and Creativity Grant. May, 2014.
Faculty Excellence Grant. Montana State University, College of Letters and Science, April 2013.
Research Enhancement Award. Montana State University, College of Letters and Science, March 2013.
Research Enhancement Award. Montana State University, College of Letters and Science, September 2012.
National Council for Eurasian and East European Research, Short-term Travel Grant, Awarded June, 2012. Used to support research in the Republic of Georgia, June-July 2013.
Research Enhancement Award. Montana State University, College of Letters and Science, September 2011.
Scholarship and Creativity Grant. Montana State University College of Letters and Science, April 2011.
Kennan Institute, Woodrow Wilson Center. Washington, D.C. Kennan Institute Research Scholarship, used from January-August 2011.
Faculty Short-term Professional Development Leave Grant. Montana State University College of Letters and Science, November, 2009. Used for archival research in St. Petersburg, Russia, Summer 2010.
National Endowment for the Humanities Advanced Fellowship for Research in Turkey, Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship provided through the American Research Institute in Turkey, 2008-2009.
Harriman Institute, Columbia University, Post-Doctoral Fellowship relating to the Harriman Institute's Project on Russia and Islam, 2007-2008
National Council for Eurasian and East European Research, National Research Competition Fellowship for six months in Russia and Georgia, 2007-2010.
National Council for Eurasian and East European Research, Short-term Travel Grant, 2007 (Declined).
Institute of Turkish Studies, Post-Doctoral Summer Research Grant for Turkey, 2007.
Council of American Overseas Research Centers: Multi-Country Research Fellowship (CAORC), Research Fellowship for three months in Turkey and Ukraine, 2006.
Dissertation Write-up Fellowship. Brown University, 2006-2007.
John Lax Dissertation Fellowship. Brown University Department of History, 2005.
J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship, Russia, 2003-2004.
Fulbright-Hays DDRA Scholarship (Principal Grantee), 2003-2004 (Declined).
International Research & Exchanges Board(IREX), IARO Program grant for four months in Azerbaijan, 2004.
American Research Instittute in Turkey, Dissertation Fellowship for six months in Turkey, 2004-2005.
Social Science Research Council: Eurasia Program, Pre-dissertation grant for Russia, Summer 2003.
The American Councils ACTR/ACCELS, Pre-dissertation grant for Russia, Summer 2002.
Institute of Turkish Studies, Pre-dissertation grant, 2002 (Declined).
Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University, Travel Grant, 2002.
William G. McLoughlin Travel Grant, Brown University, 2001.
ACTR/ACCELS, Central and East European Language Study Fellowship, Hungary, Summer 2001.
University Fellowship, Brown University, 2001-2002.
Council on Regional Studies, Woodrow Wilson School and Public and International Affairs, Princeton University, Travel Grant for Istanbul, 2000.
University Fellowship. Princeton University, 2000-2001.
Foreign Language Proficiency
Turkish: Speak at level of educated native speaker.
Ottoman Turkish: Advanced. Can read printed and rika-script documents at advanced level.
Russian: Fluent.
Tatar: Fluent. Can read Arabic, Cyrillic and Latin scripts, including Arabic-script paleography.
Azeri: Fluent. Can read Arabic, Cyrillic and Latin scripts, including Arabic-script paleography.
Arabic: Intermediate reading knowledge--three years of undergraduate-level study and one year of private tutoring. (2001-2005).
Hungarian: Intermediate. Two years of private tutoring (1996-1998). Completed (with honors) 120-hour advanced-level course at Debrecen University (2001).
French: Upper-intermediate.
Italian: Upper-intermediate.
Professional Affiliations
Association for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES, since 2001)
American Historical Association (AHA, 2007)
Middle East Studies Association (MESA, 2000)
Central Eurasian Studies Society (CESS, 2003)
Archive Research Experience
Georgian National Historical Archive, (Tbilisi), June-July, 2013
Prime Ministry Ottoman Archive, (Istanbul), July, 2012
Georgian National Historical Archive, (Tbilisi, Georgia), April-May, 2009
Kutaisi Central Archive (Kutaisi, Georgia), April, 2009
Archive of the Autonomous Republic of Adjaria, (Batumi, Georgia), April, 2009
Prime Ministry Ottoman Archive, (Istanbul), September 2008-April 2009
Central State Historical Archive, Republic of Bashkortostan, Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russian Federation. July-August, 2008
National Archive of the Republic of Tatarstan, (Kazan, Tatarstan, Russian Federation), July, 2007
State Archive of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, (Simferopol', Republic of Crimea, Ukraine), June-July, 2006
Azerbaijan State Historical Archive (Baku), August, 2005
National Archive of the Republic of Tatarstan, April 2005-August 2005
Prime Ministry Ottoman Archive, (Istanbul), 2004-April 2005
Azerbaijan State Historical Archive, (Baku), July-November, 2004
Central State Historical Archive, Republic of Bashkortostan, June, 2004
National Archive of the Republic of Tatarstan, April-June, 2004
Archive of the Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire (Moscow), March-April 2004
Russian State Historical Archive (St. Petersburg), January 2004-March 2004
National Archive of the Republic of Tatarstan, August 2003-January 2004
National Archive of the Republic of Tatarstan, July-August, 2002
Russian State Historical Archive, June-July, 2002
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Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook each scored 29 points to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder over Houston 105-102 Wednesday for a 2-0 lead in their first-round NBA playoff series.
The Thunder squandered a 15-point lead in the fourth quarter as Houston, playing without Asian American star Jeremy Lin because of a third-quarter muscle bruise, rallied with a 21-2 run for four-point lead in the late going.
Oklahoma City answered with a 10-2 run to win the game, topped by a go-ahead 3-pointer from Durant, who scored 21 points in the first half, and the playmaker's key pass to set up a Thabo Sefolosha jumper.
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The Count Basie Orchestra is a 16 to 18 piece big band, one of the most prominent jazz performing groups of the swing era, founded by Count Basie. The band survived the late-forties decline in big band popularity and went on to produce notable collaborations with singers such as Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald in the fifties and sixties. The group continues to perform and record even after Basie's death in 1984.Read More...
Early years
Count Basie arrived in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1927 playing on the Theater Owners Bookers Association (TOBA) circuit.[1] After playing with the Blue Devils, he joined rival band leader Bennie Moten's band. Upon Moten's death, Basie left the group to start his own band, taking many of his colleagues from the Moten band with him. This nine-piece group consisted of Joe Keyes and Oran 'Hot Lips' Page on trumpet, Buster Smith and Jack Washington on alto saxophone, Lester Young on tenor saxophone, Dan Minor on trombone, and a rhythm section made up of Jo Jones on drums, Walter Page on bass and Basie himself on piano. With this band, then named 'The Barons of Rhythm', Basie brought the sound of the infamous and highly competitive Kansas City 'jam session' to club audiences, coupling extended improvised solos with riff-based accompaniments from the band. The group's first venue was the Reno Club in Kansas City, later moving to the Grand Terrace in Chicago.
When music critic and record producer John Hammond heard the band on a 1936 radio broadcast, he sought them out and offered Basie the chance to expand the group to the standard 13-piece big band line up. He also presented the opportunity to move the group to New York in order to play at venues such as the Roseland Ballroom. Basie agreed, hoping that with this new band he could retain the freedom and spirit inherent in the Kansas City style of his nine-piece.
The band, which now included Buck Clayton on trumpet and famous blues 'shouter' Jimmy Rushing, demonstrate this style in their first recordings with the Decca label in January 1937: in pieces such as 'Roseland Shuffle' we can hear that the soloists are at the foreground with the ensemble effects and riffs playing a strictly functional backing role. This was a fresh big band sound for New York, contrasting the complex jazz writing of Duke Ellington and Sy Oliver and highlighting the difference in styles that had emerged between the east and west coasts.
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Following the first recording session the band's line up was reshuffled, with some of players being replaced on the request of Hammond as part of a 'strengthening' of the band. Trumpeters Ed Lewis and Bobby Moore replaced Keyes and Smith, and alto saxophonist Coughey Roberts was replaced by Earl Warren. Significantly, March 1937 saw the arrival of guitarist Freddie Green, who replaced Claude Williams to complete one of the most respected rhythm sections in big band history. Billie Holiday also sang with the band during this period, although never recorded with them.
Hits such as "One O'clock Jump" and "Jumpin' at the Woodside" (from 1937 and 1938 respectively) helped to gain the band, now known as the 'Count Basie Orchestra', national and international fame. These tunes were what was known as 'head-arrangements'; not scored in individual parts but made up of riffs memorised by the band's members. Although some of the band's players, such as trombonist Eddie Durham, did contribute their own written arrangements at this time, it was these 'head-arrangements' that captured the imagination of the audience in New York and communicated the spirit of the band's members.
In 1938, Helen Humes joined the group, replacing Billie Holiday as the female singer. She sang mostly pop ballads, including "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" and "Blame it on my Last Affair", acting as a gentle contrast to the blues style of Jimmy Rushing.
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As time went on, the band became increasingly dependent on arrangers to provide its music. These varied from players within the band, such as Eddie Durham and Buck Clayton, to professional arrangers from outside the group, who could bring their own character to band with each new piece. External arranger Andy Gibson brought the band's harmonic style closer to the forward looking music of Duke Ellington, with arrangements from 1940 such as "I Never Knew" and "Louisiana" introducing increased chromaticism to the band's music. Tab Smith also contributed important arrangements at this time such as "Harvard Blues", and others including Buster Harding and veteran arranger Jimmy Mundy also expanded the group's repertoire at this time.
However, this influx of new arrangements led to a gradual change in the band's sound, distancing the group musically from its West Coast roots. Rather than structuring the music around the soloists with memorised 'head arrangements' and riffs, the group's sound at this time became more focused on ensemble playing; closer to the traditional East Coast big band sound. This can be attributed to the increasing reliance on arrangers to assert their own character on to the band with their music; an indicator perhaps that Basie's ideal of a big band sized group with the flexibility and spirit of his original Kansas City 8-piece was not to last.[9]
The World War II years saw some of the key members of the band leave: drummer Jo Jones and tenor saxophone player Lester Young were both conscripted in 1944, leading to the hiring of drummers such as Buddy Rich and extra tenor saxophonists including Illinois Jacquet, Paul Gonzalves and Lucky Thompson. Some, such as musicologist Gunther Schuller, have claimed that when Jo Jones left he took some of the smooth and relaxed style of the band with him, due to his replacements, such as Sonny Payne, drumming a lot louder and therefore raising the whole dynamic of the band to a 'harder, more clamorous brass sound'.[10] The ban on instrumental recordings of 1942 to 44 had a financial impact on the Count Basie Orchestra, as it did on all big bands in America, and despite taking on new soloists such as Wardell Gray, Basie was forced to temporarily disband the group for a short period in 1948, before dispersing again for two years in 1950. For these two years Basie led a reduced band of between 6 and 9 people, featuring players such as Buddy Rich, Serge Chaloff and Buddy DeFranco.
The 'Second Testament'
Basie reformed the jazz orchestra in 1952 for a series of tours, not only in America but also in Europe in 1954 and Japan in 1963. The band also released new recordings; some featuring guest singers such as Joe Williams, Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald, and all reliant on music provided by arrangers, some of whom are now synonymous with the Basie band: Neal Hefti, Quincy Jones and Sammy Nestico to name a few. This new band became known as 'The Second Testament'., and achieved a new surge of popularity with albums such as 1958's 'The Atomic Mr. Basie' With this album and others of the late fifties, such as April in Paris and Basie Plays Hefti, we can hear the epitome of the new Count Basie Orchestra sound, thanks largely to the work of the aforementioned arrangers. The sound of the band was now that of a tight ensemble: heavier and full bodied, and a contrast to the riff based band of the late thirties and early forties. Whereas previously the emphasis had been on providing space for exemplary soloists such as Lester Young and Buck Clayton, now the focus had shifted to the arrangements themselves, despite the presence of notable soloists such as trumpeter Thad Jones and saxophonist Frank Foster. This orchestral style was to remain the typical sound of the band, even up to the present day; a fact that has attracted criticism from some musicologists, notably Gunther Schuller who, in his book 'The Swing Era', described the group as 'perfected neo-classicism...a most glorious dead end'.
The Continuing Band
After Basie's death in 1984, the band has continued to play under the direction of some of the players he had hired, including Eric Dixon, Thad Jones, Frank Foster, Grover Mitchell, Bill Hughes, and now drummer and arranger Dennis Mackrel. It continues to release new recordings, for example Basie is Back from 2006 which features new recordings of classic tunes from the Basie Orchestra's back catalogue, including "April in Paris" and even the band's early hit "One O'clock Jump". The group also continues to produce notable collaborations, such as with singer Ray Charles in Ray Sings, Basie Swings of 2006, and with arranger Allyn Ferguson on the 1999 album Swing Shift.
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If you want to do some diving, snorkelling or even just a boat trip, I can highly recommend Rainbow Divers. It is very professionally run, with comfortable and well equipped boats. As a bonus, they have a terrific crew...friendly, fun, informed and experienced. We spent 2 days with them. Grant did 4 dives, and Brad and I came along as snorkellers...although poor Brad got sea-sick and threw up all over Grant...so his snorkelling was confined to a quick swim to get cleaned up. I was actually getting quite sick myself (a big swell at one of our stops), but felt better as soon as I got off the boat and into the water.
The booking office is located in the Rainbow Bar...a great place to have a meal or a drink. Inexpensive and familiar food if you're feeling a touch homesick.
2 Dives US$ 60 (less with packages)
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Address: 90a Hung Vuong St. Nha Trang
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We were pleasantly surprised by Long Son Pagoda...it has much more of interest than we had expected. The pagoda itself is beautiful...the entrance and roof is very colourful...alll done in mosaic work, and the depictions of dragons on the pillars are fabulous. The reclining buddha mid-way up the hill is a great photo opportunity. The big white buddha at the top of the hill is fabulous...especially inside.
The downside are the beggars and scam artists. We were taken in by a young man who attatched himself to us as we walked in. He seemed very polite and knowledgeable about the pagoda, and as he assured us that he was after nothing, we didn't send him away...BIG mistake. When we got to the reclining buddha, he told us that this was as far as he could go and pulled out some postcards demanding 200,000dong for them. We gave him a small tip (less of a tip that we had originally planned to) and left him grumbling behind us.
The beggars were very upsetting...you really can't give handouts to everyone (although I am HOPELESS at saying no)...and some of these people were SO hard to pass by. It wasn't all sad though...we had a huge laugh outside the buddha when one of the little boys became fascinated with Grants 3 day growth and would'nt stop poking at his face!
Anyway...I did enjoy the pagoda and have added a travelogue with more pics of it if you are interested.
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Vinpearl Land is on Hon Tre island along with the Vinpearl resort complex. From Nha Trang it looks hideous, and spoils the view from the foreshore. So that is the negative out of the way!
We took our 3 year old there to give him a break from the normal travel routine and to let him go wild. We had expected to be unimpressed...bored even, but were pleasantly surprised. We found it to be very different from theme parks at home. For a start, it was nearly empty. Honestly...there couldn't have been more than a couple of hundred people in the whole complex. The water park, where we spent most of our time, was almost empty. We were able to go on any ride we wanted with NO line-up! Amazing! It was such a hot day, it was very pleasant to relax in the water. We enjoyed the break ourselves. The other amazing thing was the cost. Not at all like Aussie theme parks where lunch will cost an arm and a leg...we ate and drank there as cheaply (almost) as we did on the mainland. There is also an 'underwaterworld' which we really enjoyed...we saved it for the middle of the day to get Brad out of the sun for a while.
The cable car ride over there provides a lovely view of Nha Trang. It is 3320 metres long and 40 metres above the ocean. It takes about 10 minutes to make the trip. It is a bit hot in the cabins, so bring a fan.
It cost 300,000dong for adults and 210,000 for kids, which included everything...even the cable car and ferry across.
Address: Hon Tre Island
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This is a brilliant way to spend a morning or afternoon! We had an absolute ball sloshing around in the mineral mud and then in the mineral baths afterwards. There is also a mineral pool to swim in which we could NOT get Bradley out of! Little devil refused to climb in the mud bath though! Go figure...he usually HATES to get clean, and here he was passing up on the chance to get dirty! He sure enjoyed pouring mud all over his daddy's head but!
There are bath packages to suit all budgets, and lockers are available to keep your valuables in. Photographers also roam about taking pics if you want a souveneir of your visit and don't have a waterproof camera with you...I don't recomend bringing a non-waterproof one! There is a little coffee shop if you want to get a snack afterwards...can't vouch for it though, as we didn't stop there.
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On one of our walks along the beach we came across these guys just starting to pack up for the day. Grant went to ask what time they opened next day, and before he knew it he was being buckled into a harness by one of them. Another guy came storming over and started yelling at the guy harnessing Grant. I thought "this is a bad sign"...but that was just the coward in me...still...no-way would I dangle in the air behind a boat when one of the operators was in a bad mood! Anyway...they resolved their issues and Grant went for his joy ride. It was just a run down and back up the beach...whole thing took about 15 minutes (including harnessing and argument), but it did get some great aerial shots of Nha Trang.
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Essays on Russia's Economic Transition
This study comprises an introductory section and three essays analysing Russia's economic transition from the early 1990s up to the present. The papers present a combination of both theoretical and empirical analysis on some of the key issues Russia has faced during its somewhat troublesome transformation from state-controlled command economy to market-based economy. The first essay analyses fiscal competition for mobile capital between identical regions in a transition country. A standard tax competition framework is extended to account for two features of a transition economy: the presence of two sectors, old and new, which differ in productivity; and a non-benevolent regional decision-maker. It is shown that in very early phase of transition, when the old sector clearly dominates, consumers in a transition economy may be better off in a competitive equilibrium. Decision-makers, on the other hand, will prefer to coordinate their fiscal policies. The second essay uses annual data for 1992–2003 to examine income dispersion and convergence across 76 Russian regions. Wide disparities in income levels have indeed emerged during the transition period. Dispersion has increased most among the initially better-off regions, whereas for the initially poorer regions no clear trend of divergence or convergence could be established. Further, some – albeit not highly robust – evidence was found of both unconditional and conditional convergence, especially among the initially richer regions. Finally, it is observed that there is much less evidence of convergence after the economic crisis of 1998. The third essay analyses industrial firms' engagement in provision of infrastructure services, such as heating, electricity and road maintenance. Using a unique dataset of 404 large and medium-sized industrial enterprises in 40 regions of Russia, the essay examines public infrastructure provision by Russian industrial enterprises. It is found that to a large degree engagement in infrastructure provision, as proxied by district heating production, is a Soviet legacy. Secondly, firms providing district heating to users outside their plant area are more likely to have close and multidimensional relations with the local public sector.
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The popular and historic Irish Hill Neighborhood will be hosting a festival the weekend of September 5th and 6th that is sure to tickle your funny bone. The Louisville Improvisers and the world-famous Groundlings are the headliners for this celebration at Walden Theater on Payne Street at 8:00 pm. Come out and see some great comedy and acting, and one-of-a-kind improvisation! Fans of The Groundlings are the first to point out that some of the best-known comedians have come out of this troupe, including Lisa Kudrow and Phil Harmon. Saturday Night Live has been known to be the next step for many of these performers. Guests may have the opportunity to experience the next Will Ferrell as Los Angeles comedians Jordan Black, Candace Brown, Stephanie Courtney and Colleen Smith bring their act to Louisville. The Louisville Improvisers deliver a local flair to the performance as Chris Anger, Alec Volz, and Joshua Lane join in with the Groundlings for a weekend of top-notch improvisation. This covergence will be a reunion of sorts as the two groups worked together earlier this year for a 2-night stint of Improvapalooza shows at the Kentucky Center in downtown Louisville. In addition to the theater portion, The Irish Hill Improv Festival Inaugural Ball will take place at the Fox Den in City Block (166 W Jefferson Street) at 10:00 pm, featuring several of Louisville's best local bands. Tickets for the Improvisation performance at Walden Theater are $20 at the door, and the Inaugural Ball tickets are $10 at the door. Or, for those looking for a great deal in a bad economy, you can get tickets for both for $25. For more information, please visit: http://www.louisvilleimprov.com/
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India Decides 2014 provides timely analysis on India's national elections and their impact on the country's economy, domestic policy, and foreign relations. It brings together insights from Carnegie's experts in Washington, New Delhi, and around the world.
Grare is a nonresident senior associate in Carnegie's South Asia Program. His research focuses on security issues and democratization in India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Previously, he led the Asia bureau at the Directorate for Strategic Affairs in the French Ministry of Defense.
Jaffrelot's core research focuses on theories of nationalism and democracy, mobilization of the lower castes and Dalits (ex-untouchables) in India, the Hindu nationalist movement, and ethnic conflicts in Pakistan.
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Average UK home worth £22k more than a year ago after biggest jump in prices for four years, official figures show
- Average house price in Britain is now £260k
- In London, values are up 18.7% in a year
- Excluding London and the South East, growth is lower £11k in 12 months
Property prices increased by 9.9 per cent in the year to April 2014, the biggest jump for nearly four years, official figures show today.
According to the latest monthly index from Office for National Statistics, the average home in Britain has increased by £22,000 in the last 12 months.
The growth in prices has accelerated after a slowdown this year - in March, yearly prices were up eight per cent and in February 9.2 per cent.
Fast growth: The red line at the top shows price growth in the UK - the blue line is UK growth, excluding London and the South East
As a result, the average house in Britain is now worth £260,000 according to the ONS, marking growth of £72,000 in six years. Back in April 2009, after the financial crisis struck, the average home had dipped to £188,000.
The rises have been largely fuelled by London and the South East. Properties in the capital added a whopping 18.7 per cent in the previous 12 month, and in the South East 8.5 per cent.
Excluding these figures, prices are up 6.3 per cent in the last 12 months. Average prices excluding the two hottest property regions have hit £199,000 - £11,000 more than last year and £39,000 more than April 2009.
Elsewhere, Northern Ireland recorded 2.6 per cent growth, Wales 3.3 per cent and Scotland 4.8 per cent.
Strong growth: The graph from the ONS show how values have risen in the last 12 months
Peter Williams, executive director of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association, said: 'Today's ONS house price data reinforces the notion that market intervention would be inappropriate.
'With house prices continuing to climb we are staring at a glaring mismatch between a rampant housing market and subdued mortgage activity that needs handling with care.
'The UK housing market has become increasingly driven by cash rather than borrowing. Outright cash purchases are rising, mortgage debt is shrinking in real terms and lending activity is still abnormally subdued and is already being tempered by the Mortgage Market Review.'
Strongest parts: All areas recorded growth - but London prices were up a huge 18.7% in last 12 months
The ONS figures come after a report by Rightmove yesterday showed house prices might be showing the first signs of slowing down.
It suggested asking prices may have come 'off the boil', owing to rising buyer caution and an increase in properties coming on to the market. The ONS data today is based on actual sales and tends to lag other measures of house prices.
Asking prices across England and Wales were at a 'virtual standstill' in June according to the property website, up just 0.1 per cent or £272 on the previous month to an average of £272,275.
This is compared to a considerably stronger 3.6 per cent monthly jump seen in May.
It remains to be seen that ONS figures – which lag two months behind – will reflect the Rightmove data and also show a slowdown due to MMR.
Stephen Smith, director at Legal & General Mortgage Club and Housing, said: 'Although house prices are rising overall, there are significant regional disparities as shown by these figures.
'House price inflation in the UK is being driven by London and the surrounding areas where demand for houses continues to rise.
'While an increase in people looking to buy property indicates recovery in the wider economy, current levels of housing supply are not sufficient to meet demand now or in the coming months.
'Across the UK 250,000 new houses need to be built each year to meet this demand and ensure house prices remain at an affordable level. As it stands, however, we are only constructing around half that number.'
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This week, the Grammys continued to impact the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart. 2014 Grammy Nominees, a compilation album, remained in the Top 2. Kendrick Lamar and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis also saw gains this week, likely in part due to their Grammy Awards nominations and their performances. Elsewhere, Andy Mineo placed in the Top 15 with his Never Land EP and Isaiah Rashad landed in the Top 40 with his Cilvia Demo.
2014 Grammy Nominees Remains #2
This week, just like last week, the 2014 Grammy Nominees compilation album remains in the #2 spot. The compilation project sold 87,171 copies this week, a 47 percent increase from the 59,314 units it sold last week. Overall, the album has sold 146,732 units in its two weeks of availability. Beyonce, who performed at the Grammys, fell to the #5 spot from her #4 position last week, but her sales were steady with a 0 percent change. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, winners of four Grammy Awards, saw a 62 percent increase in sales from 18,090 last week to 29,335 copies sold this week. Meanwhile, Kendrick Lamar, who also performed at the Grammys, saw an 81 percent increase in sales from 8,185 last week to 14,805 copies sold this week. Overall, Lamar has sold 1,165,667 units of his good kid, m.A.A.d. city album.
Andy Mineo's Never Land EP Lands At #13
Andy Mineo, who categorizes himself as a Christian rapper, landed in the #13 spot this week with his Never Land EP. The project sold 25,931 units in its first week of availability. Mineo made headlines in January when he criticized other rappers who are Christian. "I hope people listen to the music," he said during an interview with MTV. "Don't write it off because there is a Christian doing it and it's been labeled that way, because if I'm honest with you, Christian rap for the most part has been corny." Soon after, Mineo wrote an apologetic letter on Facebook. "I definitely could have chosen my words more carefully to consider my audience better in this interview," Mineo wrote. "I'm learning. My apologies go out to anyone who may be offended by some of my statements on air. I appreciate those that have taken the time to call out error in love. Pray for me as I continue to grow and learn to be an effective missionary in hip hop culture."
Isaiah Rashad's Cilvia Demo Strikes At #40
Isaiah Rashad's TDE debut release, Cilvia Demo, landed in the #40 slot this week. The project sold 8,534 copies in its first week of sales. Cilvia Demo received a 4 out of 5 X rating in its HipHopDX review. "One BET Hip Hop Awards Cypher rhyme is all it took to catapult Chattanooga, Tennessee native Isaiah Rashad into the mainstream consciousness," HipHopDX said of the album. "Ultimately though, it was not a case of what he said, but who he said it with—appearing alongside the rising in Rap prominence, Top Dawg Entertainment crew—that mattered. However, it's in recalling the moments that made us initially love another rapper (with a government name similar to Rashad's) once known by two names—Common Sense—that makes his 14-track debut Cilvia Demo a hopeful sign for more intriguing and insightful material to come."
#2. Grammy Nominees - 2014 Grammy Nominees - 87,000 (147,000)
#5. Beyonce - Beyonce - 48,000 (1,668,000)
#11. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - The Heist - 29,000 (1,316,000)
#13. Andy Mineo - Never Land EP - 26,000 (26,000)
#15. Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP 2 - 21,000 (1,891,000)
#17. Drake - Nothing Was The Same - 16,000 (1,433,000)
#21. Kendrick Lamar - good kid, m.A.A.d. city - 15,000 (1,166,000)
#40. Isaiah Rashad - Cilvia Demo - 8,500 (8,500)
#52. Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP - 6,700 (10,818,000)
#58. Kid Ink - My Own Lane - 6,100 (79,000)
* data comes from Nielsen Soundscan, rounded to nearest thousand for units above 10,000, nearest hundred for units below 10,000. Each week, HipHopDX presents top albums in Hip Hop/related, and five notables.
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If you're ever drafted into the Turkish army, then you could be called a conscript, someone who is forced to join the military.
At the root of conscript is the Latin word conscriptus, meaning "enroll." Conscript does involve enrollment — but it's a forced enrollment, used to describe someone who has been forced to join the military, such as someone who has been drafted. As a verb, conscript means "force to join," like a military that conscripts new soldiers. In contrast, those who choose to join are recruited; when they enter the service, they enlist.
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Most students entering the Mason MS in Real Estate Development (MRED) program are experienced real estate professionals with an average of eight years of industry expertise. But for students who've gained their initial real estate experience abroad, or those transitioning into a development career from an allied field, internships facilitated by the MRED program provide […]
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Amazing Spider-Man #700 to get third printing
Marvel Comics has announced that "Amazing Spider-Man" #700 will receive a third printing, with an all-new cover. The cover is an homage to issue #100 of "Amazing Spider-Man."
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It's the story that rocked headlines around the world – Peter Parker is no more. Long live the Superior Spider-Man! Due to overwhelming demand, Marvel is proud to present your first look at the ALL-NEW, jaw dropping THIRD printing cover to Amazing Spider-Man #700 by superstar Giuseppe Camuncoli. That's right, the 700th issue of the long running series is no longer available at the distributor level and if you missed Dan Slott & Humberto Ramos' critically acclaimed story the first (and second) time around, head over to your local comic shop and reserve the Amazing Spider-Man #700 Third Printing Variant.
The issue will go on sale on March 27. "Amazing Spider-Man" No. 700 is at present, the final issue of "Amazing Spider-Man," with the Spider-Man story continuing in the title "Superior Spider-Man."
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I just wonder which will explode more this week between LDK and SPWRAI think SPWRA will explode more to 41-46 area for a new base.LDK to 19 this week is pretty obvious considering the mm's have been trying as hard as they can to hold this back. As an experienced trader it just means that when they let go it will be a violent liftoff as all shorts cover at pretty much the same hour or two of the day each day this week.PALM is going to 30-40 area within 30-60 days, their new smartphone comes out June 5thI'm already looking at new cars. Not only are all 3 of these obvious quick doubles or triples of ones money but the level 2, total view,book view,quotescope,esignal all point to much higher prices, whythey all look like stocks before they explode, they act a certain way...like these are acting now.
I like your post very much. it boosts my confidence on ldk! I'm also waiting to go pick up my new car from the dealership. :)


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I was going to get my wife a jersey and a set of shorts for her birthday and need some help. I wanted to get her a Primal Wear jersey, but how do they run? Are they on the tight or loose side? I'd like this to be a surprise so I don't what to have her try on a jersey at the LDS.
And just so you know, she doesn't own a jersey yet. For that matter she doesn't have a bike, but I'll have to get her that too, if she already has the clothes.
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A rather substantial decline in female labour force participation rate (LFPR)from about 29% in FY05 to just around 22% in FY12as reported by two recent rounds of the National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO), has been a matter of wide academic and public debate in the country. India presently has the tenth lowest female LFPR among 130 countries in the world, and it is much lower than all its South Asian neighbours except Pakistan. A large number of experts and commentators have attributed this decline to the marginalisation of women in the labour market. Others have termed it as a positive development because of rising educational enrolments of women in schools and colleges as well as withdrawal of a large number of women from work due to rising income (called income effect in economic discourse). Very often, in this polarised debate, the real issue concerning womens employment and economic empowerment has been missed.
It needs to be noted that in a poor country like India and more so in the rural areas, due to a variety of reasons, a very large percentage of women are engaged part-time in several economic activities along with their domestic and care duties which are very often not properly counted and captured by the national statistical surveys resulting in lower reporting of economic participation of women. This invisibility of womens work has been widely documented and analysed in feminist economic literature and is not unique to India, but at the same time, this is a rather significant factor in the so-called reported lower female LFPR. This is amply revealed by an extensive survey conducted by the Institute for Human Development (IHD) during 2009-10 in a stratified random sample of 36 villages in Bihar. As against a ridiculously low estimate of LFPR of women in rural Bihar around 6% by the NSSO, the IHD survey reports 35% participation. Notwithstanding some differences in survey tools and approach, the under-reporting of womens work is closely revealed by this survey. In addition, several experts have also pointed towards deterioration in the quality of NSSO investigators as well as supervisory staff, most of whom have been hired on contractual basis overtime.
In fact, the under-counting of women workers may be one of the most important reasons for the recent reported decline in female LFPR. However, at the same time, other factors have their own share in the