sedentary populations in CentralAsia . Dombra , aclass of two stringed, long necked lutes, the best ... sedentary populations in CentralAsia. Rawap , an Uyghur people Uyghur long necked lute similar to the Rubab ... Khan Trust for Culture established a music initiative with the goal of assisting to preserve CentralAsia s musical heritage. Known as the Aga Khan Music Initiative in CentralAsia AKMICA , the programme works with tradition bearers throughout CentralAsia to ensure that their traditions are passed ... Aga Khan Music Initiative in CentralAsia on the AKDN website accessdate 2006 12 08 ref References Reflist Music of Asia DEFAULTSORT Music Of CentralAsia Category Central Asian music tr Orta Asya ...Expert subject Roots music date May 2008 Central Asian music Central Asian music encompasses numerous different musical styles originating from a large number of Culture of Asia Asian cultures . Central Asian music most often uses the pentatonic scale . The music of CentralAsia is as vast and unique as the many cultures and peoples who inhabit the region. Principal instrument types are two or three stringed lute s, the necks either fretted or fretless fiddle s made of horsehair flute s, mostly open at both ends and either end blown or side blown and jaw harp s, mostly metal. Percussion instrument s include frame drums, tambourines, and kettledrums. Instrumental polyphony is achieved primarily by lutes and fiddles. The origin of the bowed string Use of the bowed string is thought to originate with nomads who mainly used the snake skin, covered horsetail bowed lute. In Mongolia instruments like the Morin khuur or horse head fiddle survive today. The spike fiddle is widespread in the Gobi areas of central Mongolia and among Eastern Mongols, the Khuuchir and Dorvon Chikhtei Khuur being a two ... among Inner Asia n pastoralism pastoralist s, this instrumehent is also known as tsuur Mongolian , chuur ... of names, jaw harps are traditionally used by pastoralism pastoralist s throughout Inner Asia ... more details
Image CentralAsia borders4.png thumb 250px right Map of CentralAsia showing three sets of possible boundaries for the region The history of CentralAsia has been determined primarily by the area s climate ... nomads and the settled people in and around CentralAsia were marked by conflict. The nomadic lifestyle ... of China , and other powers expanded into the area and seized the bulk of CentralAsia by the end ... areas of CentralAsia saw much industrialisation and construction of infrastructure, but also ... and Australia prior to that of CentralAsia is well known. Some studies have also identified this region ... humid areas of CentralAsia. The Bactria Margiana Archaeological Complex of the early 2nd millennium ... the steppes. Nomadic groups in CentralAsia included the Huns and other Turkic peoples Turks , the Tocharians ... Asia. The Xiongnu Empire maybe seen as the first central Asian empire which set an example for later ... in a battle against Philip II of Macedon in 339 BC. ref name Br Citation title CentralAsia, history ... deep inroads into CentralAsia by founding cities and gaining control of the trading centres. Alexander ... from their position on the Silk Road linking China and Europe. Likewise, in eastern CentralAsia ... peoples. At this time CentralAsia was a heterogeneous region with a mixture of cultures and religions ... and Tang dynasties that China expanded into eastern CentralAsia. Chinese foreign policy to the north ... ethnic group in CentralAsia. ref name ebrey 2006 113 Harvnb Ebrey Walthall Palais 2006 p 113 . ref ... and subdued CentralAsia during the 640s and 650s. ref name ebrey 2006 92 During Emperor Taizong ... Kingdom Tibetan Empire for control of areas in Inner and CentralAsia, which was at times settled with marriage ... Empire gained control over parts of CentralAsia. The Arab invasion also saw Chinese influence expelled from western CentralAsia. At the Battle of Talas an Arab army decisively defeated a Tang Dynasty ... s of CentralAsia in the 13th century Over time, as new technologies were introduced, the nomadic ... more details
File BorAsiaThemes.png thumb 500px Three main themes from the composition On the Steppes of CentralAsia Russian language Russian , V srednye Azii , literally In CentralAsia is the common English title for a musical tableau or symphonic poem by Alexander Borodin , composed in 1880. The work was originally intended to be presented as one of several tableaux vivants to celebrate the silver anniversary of the reign of Alexander II of Russia , who had done much to expand the Russian Empire eastward. The intended production never occurred, due to Alexander II s assassination that year, but the work itself became, and has remained, a concert favorite ever since its first concert performance, on 8 April 1880 Old Style and New Style dates Old style in Saint Petersburg St. Petersburg by the orchestra of the Russian Opera under the conductorship of Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov . ref Dianin The work is dedicated to Franz Liszt . This orchestra l work idyllically depicts an interaction of Russians and Asians in the steppe lands of the Caucasus . A caravan of Central Asians is crossing the desert under the protection of Russian troops. The opening theme, representing the Russians, is heard first see chart of themes below then we hear the haunting strains of an ornamented eastern melody on English horn , representing the Asians. These two melodies eventually are combined contrapuntally. Amidst these two ethnic melodies is heard a traveling theme in pizzicato that represents the plodding hoofs of the horses and camels. At the end only the Russian theme is heard. In popular culture ... Garden , In the Steppes of CentralAsia is used as a musical theme, presumably to evoke the Indian birthplace ..., Conn. Greenwood Press, 1980, pp. 113 114, 225 228. External links IMSLP2 id In the Steppes of CentralAsia Borodin, Alexander Porfirevich cname In the Steppes of CentralAsia youtube EPgbIK002us Music ... Borodin Category 1880 compositions classical composition stub ca En les estepes de l sia central ... more details
mergefrom Pennies for Peace date April 2011 Infobox Organization name CentralAsia Institute image 200px image border size caption CentralAsia Institute map msize mcaption abbreviation CAI motto formation ..., MT location region served Central & South Asia membership language leader title leader name Greg ... www.ikat.org remarks IRS EIN 51 0376237 The CentralAsia Institute CAI is an 501 c 3 American non profit ... in Bozeman, Montana . ref http www.ikat.org history.html CentralAsia Institute History , CentralAsia Institute ref ref http www.law.state.ak.us pdf consumer registered charities.pdf Charitable ... 17, 2011. CentralAsia Institute 1050 E. Main Street, Ste 2 Bozeman MT ref The story of the founding ... Cups of Tea Talk of Town , Mansfield News , February 21, 2008 ref Projects Spokespersons for CentralAsia Institute state that the organization supports 170 schools in rural Pakistan and Afghanistan ref https www.ikat.org about cai history CentralAsia Institute History ref 687 fully or partially ... that rates charities on an A to F scale, criticizes CentralAsia Institute in its article, Nobel Prize ..., 2011, AIP reports that it continues to assign CentralAsia Institute a ? rating. ref http www.charitywatch.org ... In opposition to AIP s claims, another charity watchdog group, the Charity Navigator , gave CentralAsia Institute a four star rating with high scores on both capacity and efficiency. ref http www.charitynavigator.org index.cfm?bay search.summary&orgid 10411 CentralAsia Institute summary ref Subsequent ... Charity Navigator rating for CAI Category CentralAsia Category 501 c 3 nonprofit organizations ..., in remote regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan. ref http www.ikat.org about cai About CAI , CentralAsia Institute ref History Silicon Valley microchip pioneer Jean Hoerni co founded the Institute ... further alleges that Mortenson s books and speaking schedules are advertised prominently on CentralAsia Institute s web site, and the charity pays significant expenses related to these activities but does ... more details
www.peaklist.org WWmaps asia map ASIA C.gif Map CentralAsia http www.peaklist.org WWmaps asia map ASIA High.gif Map High Asia Lists of Ultras DEFAULTSORT List Of Ultras Of CentralAsia Category Lists of mountains by prominence Central Asian Ultras Category Geography of CentralAsia Category Landforms of CentralAsia ...This is a list of the Ultra prominent peak s with topographic prominence greater than 1,500 metres in CentralAsia . The list is divided topographically rather than politically. There are 75 in total 21 in the Pamirs, 1 in the Karakum, 5 in the Alays, 24 in the Tian Shan and 24 in the Altai and Mongolia. Karakum Desert class wikitable sortable No Peak Country Elevation m Prominence m Col m 1 Gora Arlan TKM 1,880 1,748 132 Pamir Mountains Image Karakul kongur d06.jpg thumb right 200px Kongur Tagh , People s Republic of China China Image Lenin.Peak.Irkeshtam.jpg thumb right 200px Ibn Sina Peak Ibn Sina Lenin Peak , Tajikistan class wikitable sortable No Peak Country Elevation m Prominence m Col m 1 Kongur Tagh CHN 7,649 3,585 4064 2 Ismoil Somoni Peak TJK 7,495 3,402 4093 3 Chakragil CHN 6,760 2,934 3826 4 Ibn Sina Peak KGZ     TJK 7,134 2,790 4344 5 Muztagh Ata CHN 7,546 2,735 4811 6 Karl Marx Peak TJK 6,723 2,693 4030 7 Independence Peak TJK 6,940 2,402 4538 8 Pik Sat TJK 5,900 2,302 3598 9 Gora Kurumdy KGZ     TJK 6,614 2,278 4336 10 Kuh i Belandtarin AFG 6,286 2,008 4278 11 Soviet Officers Peak TJK 6,233 1,982 4251 12 Patkhor Peak TJK 6,083 1,963 4120 13 Gora Radzhi Bek TJK 5,735 1,940 3795 14 Gora Imeni Fuchika TJK 4,573 1,686 2887 15 Lyavirdyr CHN 6,361 1,676 4685 16 Peak Korzhenevskaya TJK 7,105 1,650 5455 17 Pik Agasis TJK 5,877 1,597 4280 18 HP Petra Pervogo Range TJK 4,745 1,571 3174 19 Qullai Arnavad TJK 5,992 1,570 4422 20 Point 5859 TJK 5,859 1,569 4290 ... 1,509 1013 Sources http www.peaklist.org WWlists ultras StansP1500m.html List Central Asian Republics ... more details
refimprove date December 2009 Geostrategy in Outer space space also referred to as astrostrategy deals with the strategy strategic considerations of location and resources in outer space territory. In essence, it is the study of the strategic application of resources to the geography of space . Initial geostrategic concerns, as humans reach further outside of Earth , will be focused on how strategic locations and resources relate to the Earth itself. Following further development of human presence in space, geostrategic concerns will place greater focus on the relation of geostrategic locations and resources in space with one another. Geography of space See also Solar system , Geological features of the Solar System , Magnetosphere upon Halford J. Mackinder s divisions of Earth s geography into strategic regions, astrostrategists divide space into distinct areas with unique strategic characteristics. The key to each country s strategic relationship with the various regions is transportation technology, especially as it concerns military mobility. If a state could not physically control a strategic area, then it must at least endeavor to deny control of the area to other powers. Because of the vast resources available to those who can control territory and locations in space, any state that could command space would exercise tremendous influence over all others. Earth This area encompasses the physical Earth stopping just before the altitude at which unpowered orbit is possible. Just as a coast is to the ocean, the atmosphere here is to space&mdash Earth is the transition region between astrostrategy and geostrategy. It is the crucial territory for transport, take offs, landings ... can potentially be accessed and utilized in the near future. History of space geostrategy ... C. Ed. Colin S. Gray and Geoffrey Sloan. Geostrategy in the Space Age. Geopolitics, Geography and Strategy ... Use dmy dates date January 2011 DEFAULTSORT Space Geostrategy Category Astrodynamics Category Geopolitics ... more details
Refimprove date April 2009 Campaignbox Mongol invasions The Mongol invasion of CentralAsia occurred after the unification of the Mongol and Turkic peoples Turkic tribes on Mongolia n plateau in 1206. It finally completed when Genghis Khan conquered the Khwarizmian Empire in 1221. The Uyghurs, Qarluqs and Khara Khitan Khanate See also Kara Khitan Khanate The Uyghur people Uyghurs , Qarluq s and local Turkic peoples Turkic and Tajik people Tajik peoples submitted to the Mongols. The Uyghur state of Gaochang Kara Khoja was a vassal of the Kara Khitans , but in 1210, the Uyghur ruler of Kara Khoja, Baurchuk Art Tekin Idiqut Barchuq appeared before the Khan to declare his allegiance to the Mongols. ref cite book title A history of Inner Asia author Svatopluk Soucek chapter Chapter 4 The Uighur Kingdom of Qocho publisher Cambridge University Press year 2000 isbn 0521657040 ref He was rewarded ... Liao between in the Semirechye and the Chu River . They dominated CentralAsia in the 12th century afer ... of CentralAsia however would entail the utter destruction of the Khwarezmid Empire along with the massacre ... suggested that the Mongol invasion had brought Chinese gunpowder weapons to CentralAsia. One of these was the huochong ... reached CentralAsia through the Mongols as early as the thirteenth century.71 Yet the potential remained ... title History of Civilizations of CentralAsia Development in contrast from the sixteenth to the mid ... of CentralAsia date year 2003 month publisher UNESCO location language isbn 9231038761 page ... reached CentralAsia through the Mongols as early as the thirteenth century.71 Yet the potential ... Reflist Mongol Empire DEFAULTSORT Mongol Invasion Of CentralAsia Category 13th century conflicts ... of Uzbekistan Category History of Mongolia es Invasi n mongola de AsiaCentral lt Mongol invazija Chorezmij ja pt Invas o mongol da sia Central ru ... Khan for help. ref cite book title A history of Inner Asia author Svatopluk Soucek chapter Chapter ... more details
Image Soviet CentralAsia administrative divisions 1989.jpg thumb 250px Political map of Soviet CentralAsia in 1989 Image CentralAsia borders4.png thumb 250px Map of CentralAsia showing three sets of possible Eurasia n boundaries for the region Soviet CentralAsia refers to the section of CentralAsia formerly controlled by the Soviet Union , as well as the time period of Soviet administration 1918 ... during the Russian Empire . Soviet CentralAsia went through many territorial divisions before the current ... SovietCentralAsia1922.svg right 250px thumb Map of Soviet CentralAsia in 1922 with the Turkestan ASSR ... the 19th century, the Russian Empire began to expand, and spread into CentralAsia. The Anglo ... war in Russia wound down, Moscow sent reinforcements to CentralAsia. On 2 September 1920, an army ... of the reorganization of CentralAsia by Moscow according to nationalities. Kara Kirghiz Autonomous ..., the borders of political units in CentralAsia were changed along ethnic lines determined by Lenin ... it is the independent state of Kyrgyzstan in CentralAsia. Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic ... states created in CentralAsia in 1924 was Uzbekistan , which had the status of a Republics of the Soviet ... it is the independent state of Turkmenistan in CentralAsia. The Communist Party of the Turkmen SSR ... Kazakhstan, and started prospecting for oil in the whole of Soviet CentralAsia. Oil was found in Uzbekistan ... s rent term of the spaceport until 2050. Culture, religion and ethnicity Image CentralAsia Ethnic.jpg thumb 250px The Ethnic and linguistic patchwork of Soviet CentralAsia Most of the inhabitants ... state soviet centralasia The Strange State of Soviet CentralAsia Alicia Patterson Foundation Reporter ...&sec &spon &pagewanted all Afghan Cadets Reportedly Riot in a Capital in Soviet CentralAsia ... of CentralAsia Category History of the Soviet Union and Soviet Russia Category Science and technology ... forces. File XXth Century Citizen s Atlas map of Central Asia.png thumb right 200px The borders ... more details
. ref http www.irinnews.org report.asp?ReportID 40929&SelectRegion CentralAsia Turkmenistan ...Armenians Armenians in Central Asian states Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan , Kyrgyzstan , Tajikistan and Turkmenistan , were mainly settled there during the Sovet era for various reasons. History According to old historical records, Armenian warriors and traders once moved freely in many parts of CentralAsia, often fighting alongside local warlords in return of trading privileges. ref cite web last Zenian first David title Armenians in CentralAsia url http www.agbu.org publications article.asp?A ID 52 accessdate 22 April 2012 ref Number The following table shows the number of Armenians in each Central Asian country according to Soviet censuses from 1926 to 1989, and censuses tooken place after the collapse of the Soviet Union. class wikitable align center style background f0f0f0 Country align center style background f0f0f0 1926 align center style background f0f0f0 1939 align center style background f0f0f0 1959 align center style background f0f0f0 1970 align center style background f0f0f0 1979 align center style background f0f0f0 1989 align center style background f0f0f0 Post Soviet small Year small Uzbekistan 14,976 20,394 27,370 34,470 42,374 50,537 42,359 small 2000 small ref ru icon http www.library.cjes.ru files pdf ethno atlas uzb.pdf Ethnic Atlas of Uzbekistan ref Turkmenistan 13,859 15,996 19,696 23,054 26,605 31,829 Kazakhstan 636 7,777 9,284 12,518 14,022 19,119 14,758 small 1999 small Tajikistan 171 1,272 2,878 3,787 4,861 5,651 995 small 2000 small Kyrgyzstan 278 728 1,919 2,688 3,285 3,975 1,364 small 1999 small TOTAL 29,920 46,167 61,147 76,517 91,147 111,111 Turkmenistan Armenians in Turkmenistan number anywhere from 30,000 to 34,000. According ... country Georgia and other central Asian republics, among other groups. They would later petition ... Kazakhstan stub Kyrgyzstan stub Uzbekistan stub Tajikistan stub Turkmenistan stub Asia ethno ... more details
Other uses Iron Gate disambiguation The Iron Gate is a defile geography defile between Balkh and Samarkand . It breaks up the mountains which extend from the Hisar, Haryana Hisar range south towards the Amu Darya . In ancient times it was used as the passage between Bactria and Sogdia and was likely of great importance to any power in the region. Its name comes from the belief that an actual gate, reinforced with Iron, stood in the defile. References Soucek,Svat. A History Of Inner Asia. Pg 5. Cambridge University Press. Category Hisar, India fr Portes de Fer Asie centrale ... more details
The Aga Khan Music Initiative in CentralAsia was established in 2000 by Aga Khan IV His Highness the Aga Khan with the aim of assisting in the preservation of CentralAsia s musical heritage by ensuring its transmission to a new generation of artists and audiences, both inside the region and beyond ... bearers who are revitalising important musical repertories throughout CentralAsia by transmitting ... rooted in oral transmission of a repertory. Throughout CentralAsia, AKMICA sponsored tradition ... The Music Touring and Festivals Programme was created to celebrate Music of CentralAsiaCentral Asian ... collections in CentralAsia , and will be released worldwide by Smithsonian Folkways Recordings . ref cite web url http www.folkways.si.edu projects initiatives central asian.html title Smithsonian Folkways CentralAsia Series ref The first three volumes feature musicians from Kyrgyzstan , Tajikistan ... and the Silk Road Ensemble in a nine day concert tour of CentralAsia featuring concerts and workshops ... in CentralAsia Category Aga Khan Trust for Culture projects Category Central Asian music Category Islamic culture DEFAULTSORT Aga Khan Music Initiative In CentralAsia ..., and work toward building appreciation of authentic traditional music among audiences in CentralAsia. AKMICA provides administrative and financial support to centres and schools, and in some ... complex of the United States , to create a ten volume Anthology of Central Asian Music . The Anthology ... that connected the peoples and traditions of Asia with those of Europe . The Aga Khan Trust for Culture ... Aga Khan Development Network Music of Asia Silk Road Project External links cite web url http www.akdn.org music title Aga Khan Music Initiative in CentralAsia website cite web url http www.folkways.si.edu projects initiatives central asian.html title Smithsonian Folkways Recordings Music of CentralAsia cite web url http www.akdn.org aktc.asp title Aga Khan Trust for Culture cite web url http www.akdn.org ... more details
Multiple issues wikify April 2012 orphan April 2012 dead end April 2012 OSACA is an acronym for the Open Source Alliance of Central Asia , founded at the first Regional Open Source Conference for Central Asia ROSCCA 2011 , that took place in Kabul, Afghanistan from 15 to 18 October 2011. The Alliance is open to members belonging to a wide range of countries, starting from but not limited to those once served by the historical Silk Roads, connecting the East and the West, as well as the North and the South of the Eurasian continent. It focuses on FOSS Free and Open Source Software and its advocacy and dissemination, in order to facilitate cultural, social, and economic development in the area of concern. Category Free software ... more details
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The CentralAsia Regional Economic Cooperation CAREC Program is an Asian Development Bank ADB supported initiative which was established in 1997 to encourage economic cooperation among countries in the Central Asian region. In particular, cooperation among the ADB member states of, Afghanistan Azerbaijan People s Republic of China focusing on Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Kazakhstan Kyrgyz Republic Mongolia Tajikistan Uzbekistan Pakistan The CAREC program has focused to date on financing infrastructure projects and improving the region s policy environment in the priority areas of transport especially road transport , energy including the water energy nexus , trade policy, and trade facilitation especially customs cooperation . As of 31 December 2004, the ADB had approved seven regional investment projects totaling 275.1 million, mobilized cofinancing of 135.2 million for three of these projects, and approved 22 technical assistance grants totaling 12.9 million. ref http 64.41.127.108 ... inaugurates rail line linking afghanistan centralasia title ADB President inaugurates Afghan ... publisher Carecprogram.org date 2011 12 21 accessdate 2012 03 02 ref CentralAsia Regional Economic Cooperation CAREC The CentralAsia Regional Economic Cooperation CAREC Program was initiated in 1997 ... nearly 4,000 kilometres across CentralAsia, the CAREC Program includes 8 countries in the CentralAsia region, namely Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, People s Republic of China focusing on Xinjiang Uygur ... sites default files new silk road.pdf The New Silk Road Ten Years of the CentralAsia Regional Economic Cooperation Program CARO Category CentralAsia Category Afghanistan Tajikistan relations Category ... Afghanistan to Uzbekistan s expansive rail network, and to regional markets in Europe and Asia ... is also an alliance of multilateral institutions active in promoting economic cooperation in CentralAsia. CAREC is also an alliance of multilateral institutions comprising Asian Development Bank, European ... more details
CentralAsia n republics of the Soviet Union . Under strict state control, SADUM was charged with training ... Khalid 2007, pp.78,170 ref ref name ICG cite journal title CentralAsia Islam and the State journal ICG Asia Report volume 59 date July 10, 2003 publisher International Crisis Group url http www.eurasianet.org ... Russian administrators had been involved in the religious hierarchy of Russian Turkestan CentralAsia ... religious boards throughout CentralAsia. These boards had many of the same functions which SADUM would ... Administration of the Muslims of CentralAsia and Kazakhstan, to be headquartered in Tashkent ... Soviet republics of CentralAsia. The headquarters of SADUM was located in Tashkent, where the chairman ... first Shahram title Islamic Clerical Establishment in CentralAsia journal South Asia volume ... Peyrouse first Sebastien title The Rise of Political Islam in Soviet CentralAsia journal Current Trends ... first Robert D. title For Prophet and Tsar Islam and Empire in Russia and CentralAsia publisher ... last Khalid first Adeeb title Islam After Communism Religion and Politics in CentralAsia publisher ... first Vitaly V. title Radical Islam in CentralAsia Between Pen and Rifle publisher Rowman & Littlefield ... 11954 2 See also Islam in CentralAsia Islam in the Soviet Union Islam in Kazakhstan Islam in Kyrgyzstan Islam in Turkmenistan Islam in Tajikistan Islam in Uzbekistan Category History of CentralAsia ... began to re open, the Central Asian ulema saw an opportunity to push for concessions. In June ... of the Supreme Soviet , to permit a conference of the Central Asian religious elite in Tashkent. At this conference they planned to lay the foundations for a central Islamic organization. ref name ... more details
Infobox pipeline name CentralAsia China gas pipeline type natural gas map CentralAsiaChinapipeline.png map caption Location of CentralAsia China gas pipeline country Turkmenistan , Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan ... Almaty pipeline , Kazakhstan China oil pipeline compressor stations no compressor stations The CentralAsia China gas pipeline known also as Turkmenistan China gas pipeline is a natural gas Pipeline transport pipeline from CentralAsia to Xinjiang in the People s Republic of China . History The initial proposal for CentralAsia China gas pipeline was presented as the Kazakhstan China gas pipeline ... 04 55f9574d 407a 4777 9724 944e6c2ecd7b.html title CentralAsia Turkmenistan China Pipeline Project ... news article.aspx?a id 11700 title CentralAsia China Gas Pipeline To Start Service ... news article.aspx?a id 19253 title CNPC To Build Phase II CentralAsia China Gas Pipeline ...?sp true title China s Hu boosts energy ties with CentralAsia first1 Raushan last1 Nurshayeva first2 .... ref name chinastake cite news url http www.chinastakes.com story.aspx?id 480 title CentralAsia ... http www.cnpc.com.cn en press newsreleases 2008 7 10.htm title Construction works of CentralAsia ... 2009 12 23 ref CentralAsia China gas pipeline is the first pipeline to bring Central Asian natural ... billions for CentralAsia gas pipeline newspaper The China Post date 2007 12 30 accessdate 2008 06 01 ... work BBC Monitoring CentralAsia publisher Downstream Today date 2007 07 26 accessdate 2007 07 ... China oil pipeline CentralAsia Center gas pipeline system Trans Afghanistan Pipeline Energy policy of China Energy security of China References Reflist 2 External links Chow, Edward, CentralAsia ... in China Category Energy in CentralAsia bg fr Gazoduc d Asie centrale .... At the same time China continued negotiations with other Central Asian countries. On 3 April 2006 ... 07 07 ref It was built by Asia Trans Gas, a joint venture of Uzbekneftegas and China National Petroleum ... more details
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Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name Rainbow Music of CentralAsia Vol. 8 Type studio Artist Kronos Quartet Cover Kronos rainbow.jpg Released start date 2010 Recorded September 2008 March 2009 Genre Contemporary classical , mugham , ashiq Length Label Folkways Records Smithsonian Folkways small 40527 small Producer David Harrington, Theodore Levin, Fairouz R. Nishanova Reviews Last album Floodplain album Floodplain br 2009 This album Rainbow Music of CentralAsia Vol. 8 br 2010 Next album Uniko album Uniko br 2011 Rainbow Music of CentralAsia Vol. 8 is an album by the Kronos Quartet , in collaboration with Alim Qasimov Alim & Fargana Qasimov and Homayun Sakhi . The album is released by Folkways Records as a co production between the Smithsonian Institution and the Aga Khan Music Initiative in CentralAsia . Track listing tracklist writing credits lyrics credits music credits title1 Rangin Kaman note1 Homayun Sakhi length1 28 58 title2 K hlen Atim note2 Alim Qasimov length2 7 45 title3 Mehriban Olaq note3 Alim Qasimov length3 4 49 title4 Getme, Getme note4 Alim Qasimov length4 12 31 title5 Leyla note5 Alim Qasimov length5 1 43 title6 Qashlarin Kamandir note6 Alim Qasimov length6 9 45 Credits Musicians David Harrington violin John Sherba violin Hank Dutt viola Jeffrey Zeigler cello Homayun Sakhi Rubab instrument Afghan rubab Salar Nader tabla Abbos Kosimov doyra , qayraq Alim Qasimov Singing vocal tracks 2 6 Fargana Qasimov vocal, daf tracks 2 6 Rafael Asgarov Duduk balaban tracks 2 6 Rauf Islamov kamancheh tracks 2 6 Ali Asgar Ammadov Tar lute tar tracks 2 6 Vugar Sharifzadeh Nagara drum naghara tracks 2 6 Production Track 1 recorded at Skywalker Sound , Lucas Valley , California , March 2009 Joel Gordon recording engineer Tracks 2 6 recorded at Livingston Recording Studios , London , England , September 2008 Scott Fraser recording engineer Joel Gordon mastering Sebastien Schuytser photography Jay Blakesberg photography Rachel Bleckman photography Aida ... more details
Infobox pipeline name CentralAsia Center gas pipeline system type natural gas map .png map caption Location of CentralAsia Center gas pipeline system country Turkmenistan , Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan , Russia coordinates photo caption operator partners Gazprom br T rkmengaz br Uzbekneftegas br KazMunayGas length km 2000 discharge 90  billion cubic meters direction south north east start Dauletabad gas field and Okarem, Turkmenistan finish Alexandrov Gay , Russia est 1969 through Shatlyk gas field, Khiva , Kungrad , Cheleken, Beyneau par Amu Darya The CentralAsia Center gas pipeline system is a Gazprom controlled system of natural gas pipelines, which run from Turkmenistan via Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to Russia . The eastern branch includes the CentralAsia Center CAC 1, 2, 4 and 5 pipelines, which start from the south eastern gas fields of Turkmenistan. The western branch consists of the CAC 3 pipeline and a project to build a new parallel Caspian pipeline ... title International Gas Trade in CentralAsia Turkmenistan, Iran, Russia ... the Caspian Coastal Pipeline publisher CentralAsia Caucasus Institute author Robert M. Cutler date ... Pipelines agency News CentralAsia date 2009 12 23 accessdate 2010 05 29 ref Construction of the pipeline ... paper agency Reuters date 2010 10 23 accessdate 2010 10 28 ref See also CentralAsia China gas pipeline ... References Reflist 2 Further reading Chow, Edward, CentralAsia s Pipelines Field of Dreams and Reality, in http www.nbr.org publications element.aspx?id 456 Pipeline Politics in Asia The Intersection ... Systems of Russia Use dmy dates date October 2010 DEFAULTSORT CentralAsia Center Gas Pipeline System Category 1969 establishments Category Natural gas pipelines in Asia Category Energy in Turkmenistan ... Buildings and structures built in the Soviet Union Category Energy in CentralAsia Category Gazprom ... 11dc 880f 0000779fd2ac.html title Russia seals Central Asian gas pipeline deal publisher Financial ... more details
of Islamic culture were natives of the CentralAsia who came to be known for their work during Abbasid rule in centralAsia. Furthermore scientists who were citizens of the Khilafah such as al ... science. Al Biruni from CentralAsia, 10th 11th centuries is best known for his work of history .... Medicine was advanced particularly during the Abbasids reign in CentralAsia. During the ninth ... this time in CentralAsia. Famous Persian scientist Ibn Sina produced thesis and works that summarized ... of Saracens Amir Ali Arab Conquest of CentralAsia A.R.Gibb Category Muslim education ... more details
, Pradeep Mitra, World Bank chief economist for Europe and CentralAsia, issued an uncharacteristic ... activity of 2007 References Reflist 2008 economic crisis DEFAULTSORT 2008 CentralAsia Energy Crisis Category 2000s energy crisis Asia, Central Category History of CentralAsia Category Energy in Tajikistan Category Energy in Uzbekistan Category 2008 in AsiaCentralAsia Energy Crisis, 2008 Category 2008 in economics CentralAsia Energy Crisis, 2008 bg 2008 id Krisis energi Asia Tengah 2008 hu 2008 as k z p zsiai energiav ls g ... of inoperable central heating systems in Dushanbe and other cities, residents in apartment blocks have ... 1 hi world asia pacific 7231528.stm title Tajikistan facing food crisis work BBC News date February ... http news.bbc.co.uk 1 hi world asia pacific 7231528.stm archivedate 9 February 2008 DASHBot ... Jyldyz Mamytova and Yaroslav Razumov date January 31, 2008 title Cold Snap Wreaks Havoc on Central .... In cities, the central heating pipes have been neglected and do not work well to heat, and electrical ... more details
Taliban Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in CentralAsia is a book written by Pakistan i journalist Ahmed Rashid and published in 2000. The book was a New York Times bestseller for 5 weeks. It was translated into 22 languages. According to Rashid s homepage the book has sold 1.5 million copies since the September 11, 2001 attacks . The book was used extensively by American analysts and British politicians including Tony Blair and Alastair Campbell in the wake of the attacks. In the UK it was published under the title Taliban Islam, Oil and the New Great Game in CentralAsia . Taliban Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in CentralAsia , Yale University Press March 2000 ISBN 978 0300083408 OCLC 043840039 External links http yalepress.yale.edu yupbooks book.asp?isbn 9780300089028 Official site at Yale University Press Category Taliban Category History of CentralAsia Category Terrorism in CentralAsia poli book stub Islam book stub ... more details
graduates and young professionals from CentralAsia Uzbekistan , Turkmenistan , Tajikistan , Kyrgyzistan ... understand both recent developments in the relations between the EU and CentralAsia as well ... links http www.eucais.org The European Union and CentralAsia in the International System EUCAIS ... Union and CentralAsia in the International System ... does qualify for future careers in Central Asian universities qualify for work in international organisations, foundations and development agencies in CentralAsia strengthen ability in scientific work and writing provide access to a recognised European network and EU CentralAsia academic exchange programmes build networks among academic participants of the Online Academy in CentralAsia. Methodology The programme is a combination of e learning and presence phases in Berlin and Brussels ... more details
, represent both cultural and natural heritage. In Northern and CentralAsia, there are 11 cultural ... Steppe and Lakes of Northern Kazakhstan Sayarka , all of the sites in CentralAsia are cultural ... values align center 2003 The Uvs Nuur Basin is the northernmost of the enclosed basins of CentralAsia ... Heritage Sites Category Lists of World Heritage Sites Asia Category World Heritage Sites in Asia Category CentralAsia fa mk ... is a transborder property shared with Mongolia in List of World Heritage Sites in Eastern Asia Eastern Asia . ref name list cite web url http whc.unesco.org en list title World Heritage List publisher ... col class unsortable Description scope col class unsortable Refs scope row Central Sikhote Alin File ... 20 N 136 10 E region RU type landmark name Central Sikhote Alin small Natural br x convert 1553928 ... such as the Amur tiger. ref cite web url http whc.unesco.org en list 766 title Central Sikhote Alin ... in central Siberia, from steppe, forest steppe, mixed forest, subalpine vegetation to alpine vegetation ... Nature Reserve, and is located in the central part of the Putorana Plateau in northern Central Siberia ... more details
, Kazakhstan and CentralAsia language Russian ref History Lutheranism had established itself in the State ..., Kazakhstan and CentralAsia . ref name KALME ELCROS 2 Despite the German origin of the Lutheran ... with reports of up to 30 of the members in CentralAsia being made up of Russian people Russian ...Infobox Christian denomination name Evangelical Lutheran Church in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and CentralAsia image ELCROS logo.png imagewidth 120px caption Logo of the ELCROS main classification Protestant orientation Lutheran polity founder founded date 1999 founded place St. Petersburg separated from leader moderator leader The Most Rev August Genrikhovich Kruse parent Evangelical Lutheran Church in Russia and the Other States merger separations fellowships associations Lutheran World Federation LWF , Conference of European Churches CCE area Former Soviet Union hospitals nursing homes aid congregations 400 members 76,000 ministers missionaries temples primary schools secondary schools tertiary website http www.elkras.ru footnotes The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and CentralAsia lang ru , , , also known as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Russia and the Other States ELCROS , ref name Stricker cite journal title Lutheranism in Russia and the Soviet Union another response to Filatov and Stepina journal Religion, State and Society year 2004 first Stricker last Gerd volume 32 issue 3 pages 247 260 id accessdate 2011 12 17 doi 10.1080 0963749042000252205 ref is a Lutheranism Lutheran Christian denomination denomination that itself comprises seven regional Lutheran denominations in Belarus , Georgia country Georgia , Kazakhstan , Kyrgyzstan , Russia , Ukraine , and Uzbekistan ... Asia and Siberia occurred prior to the Operation Barbarossa German invasion of Russia had the net ... Lutheranism in Asia Category Lutheranism in Europe Category Lutheran World Federation members de Evangelisch ... more details