Stationary Nomads
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- maracamp
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- groups:
- VC2 on TV, Citizen Journalism, Undercurrent
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- tags:
- VC2 on TV, Middle East, Citizen Journalism, Jordan, 3 more
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Vierotchka
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The danger of settling in wadis is flash floods...
- 4 years ago
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Vierotchka
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Vierotchka
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I believe "settled" is the right term, rather than "stationary". :)
- 4 years ago
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Vierotchka
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brandonmiller
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Did you actually go down there?
If you have a minute I was wandering if you could check out mine. Same Dew new view - 5 years ago
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brandonmiller
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DanPersons
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Ends abruptly -- even holding on that last image and fading out more slowly might help. But interesting story -- brings a new perspective to the popular image of these people. GL from me.
- 5 years ago
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DanPersons
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HMc
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Awesome!
- 5 years ago
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HMc
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lauraling
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A nice look at how globalization and modernization are affecting traditional cultures. The audio is a bit harsh at the beginning. You don't want to lose your audience, especially at the top because of bad audio. I also wanted to hear a little more about traditional nomadic life so that I could really understand how drastically life has changed for these people.
- 5 years ago
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lauraling
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willq
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cool pictures...great job, GL
- 5 years ago
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willq
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migsono
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ready for tv for sure.. I have also been to the deserts in jordan and agree that you captured accurate details about bedoin life in jordan... I did meet real bad ass bedoins in egypt however that still live in tents. great job. your first green light..
- 5 years ago
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migsono
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hollyg
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...in case you were wondering. Their loyalty hierarchy is interesting, and was adopted by French politician Jean-Marie Le Pen: "I against my brothers, I and my brothers against my cousins, I and my brothers and my cousins against the world".
- 4 years ago
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hollyg
