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Andy Adams and Miki Johnson's "Best of Photobooks 2009"
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For a month starting in early December and prompted by a FlakPhoto feature of Blurb's Photography.Book.Now winners, we conducted cross-blog discussion exploring the question, "What will photobooks become over the next decade?" More than 50 bloggers from every corner of the photo world contributed posts with their ideas. An equal number of people added their comments on RESOLVE, especially on our three final discussions, mediated by top bloggers, examining innovative means of creating, consuming, and funding photobooks. One of our goals for this experiment in crowd sourcing was to pool the collective wisdom of so many thinkers to find the most exciting photobook projects going on right now. Below is a list of our favorite 10 (in no particular order) -- you can find even more fascinating projects and publications in our complete Future of Photobooks coverage.
1. Jörg Colberg (Conscientious) and Hester Keijser (Mrs. Deane) launched The Independent Photo Book in early January. The project consists of a blog where photographers can send their independently produced and distributed books and zines, along with information on how to purchase them, creating a simple online clearinghouse for visual texts -- 70 so far.
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3. A country road. A tree. Evening is a "film in progress" art project installed on a digital tablet and sold through a gallery. We're not sure if it's a book -- or even if it's physical or digital -- but it's definitely thinking outside the box. (via Harlan Erskine)
4. The 13th issue of Hamburger Eyes (a San Francisco-based street photography magazine) was funded through the online fundraising site Kickstarter last summer. The magazine met it's goal in only three days and even took in an extra $1,000, allowing them to print a larger magazine than ever before. (via Jin Zhu)
5. The collaborative online essay project Words Without Pictures, a simple blog format that became something of an online phenomenon, is now available as a physical book through the print-on-demand service, Lulu and soon to be printed by Aperture. (via Larissa Leclair)
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Princeton's Ian Hummer celebrates among Tiger fans after Princeton's last-second victory over Harvard on March 12 to qualify for the NCAA men's basketball tournament. The Princeton women's basketball team has also reached "March Madness" by winning the Ivy League title, marking the first time both the men's and women's teams will compete in the NCAA tournament in the same year.
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For a school with an athletic history that dates to the time when Abraham Lincoln was president of the United States, it's rare to have a "first" these days.
The last few days, however, for the Princeton University men's and women's basketball teams have been special, dramatic and ultimately historic. When the dust of a wild 10 days had settled, Princeton was in the NCAA basketball tournament for both the men and women, something that had never happened before.
The unprecedented success has captured the attention of Princeton fans near and far. University President Shirley M. Tilghman joined members of the men's and women's teams in Princeton to watch the televised NCAA tournament selections. Faculty, staff and students traveled earlier this month to watch the men vie for the tournament bid. And alumni around the world are organizing viewing parties for the upcoming games.
The men, the 13th seed in the East Region, will play fourth-seeded Kentucky at 2:45 p.m. Thursday, March 17, in Tampa. The game will be broadcast live on CBS.
While Princeton has a storied tradition in men's basketball, this is its first NCAA tournament appearance since 2004.
"We've won 26 Ivy League titles," said men's coach Sydney Johnson. "But this is the first time these guys get to go to the tournament. It's something very special for them, and something I wanted so badly for them."
The Princeton women, the No. 12 seed in the Philadelphia Region, travel to College Park, Md., to take on fifth-seeded Georgetown at 2:50 p.m. Sunday, March 20. That game will be seen on one of the ESPN networks, to be announced.
The women's team is competing in its second straight NCAA tournament, having also won the Ivy title a year ago.
"Winning an Ivy title is a culmination of so much effort," women's head coach Courtney Banghart said. "We knew the target was on our back this year given our success last year, but we really focused on ourselves and it takes a true team effort to win a title -- and that's what we had all season long."
After winning its second consecutive Ivy League title, the Princeton women's basketball team takes a 24-4 record into this year's NCAA tournament. View a gallery of photos of the team's March 5 defeat of Harvard.
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The Princeton teams' path to "March Madness" began March 5, when the women's team defeated Harvard at Jadwin Gymnasium on campus to win the Ivy championship.
That night in Cambridge, the men's team lost by 13 to the Crimson, giving Harvard at least a share of the league title. That put Princeton in the position of having to beat Penn on March 8 in Philadelphia, which the Tigers did, rallying from eight down in the second half to win 70-58. Princeton earned a share of the program's 26th Ivy League title, the most by any school.
As a result of the co-championship between Princeton and Harvard, a one-game playoff to determine the league's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament was held March 12 at a neutral site, Yale University's John J. Lee Amphitheater. With the building packed and split evenly between fans of the two teams, Princeton and Harvard played one of the great games in Ivy basketball history.
Harvard led most of the way, but never by more than nine points. Princeton pulled even late in the second half, setting up an epic final minute.
In all, there would be four lead changes in the final 61 seconds, including one with 11 seconds left to put Harvard up by one. Princeton's Douglas Davis then brought the ball up court, split two defenders and went up for a shot that was blocked out of bounds, with possession to Princeton with 2.8 seconds to play.
After a timeout, Princeton's Dan Mavraides inbounded to Davis in the corner. Davis then dribbled right, pump-faked, came back to his left and swished a 17-foot jump shot as time expired, setting off a wild celebration. The outcome wasn't official until the referees confirmed that the shot had left Davis' hands before the clock showed all zeroes.
"Originally I thought they were going to deny me the ball, but I was able to get open," Davis said. "I took a couple dribbles, was able to fade. It felt good. It went in, I fell on the ground, and that was the worst decision that I ever made because everybody jumped on me."
The Princeton men's basketball team is returning to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2004. The Tigers have now won 26 Ivy League titles, the most of any school. View a gallery of photos of the team's March 12 victory over Harvard to qualify for the NCAAs.
The twin appearances in the NCAA tournament cap a four-year turnaround for both the men and women under Johnson and Banghart, who were hired to take over struggling programs within weeks of each other.
Johnson's team was 6-23 his first year -- this year, the Tigers are 25-6 heading into the "Big Dance." Banghart went 7-23 that same first year, but her team went 26-3 a year ago and will take a 24-4 record into this year's tournament, despite losing perhaps its top player, sophomore Niveen Rasheed, early in the year with a knee injury.
As for the men, getting to the tournament this year was even more special because of the inspiration of two people close to the program who recently passed away. Marvin Bressler, a sociology professor emeritus and longtime mentor to generations of Princeton basketball players, died last summer at the age of 87. Fan Christian "Crunch" Regulski, who sat on the team bench during games during the end of his fight with brain cancer, died in February at the age of 11.
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The Tokyo String Quartet, which has been performing at Princeton for four decades, will give a free final concert — its gift to the Princeton community — at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 1, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall. The quartet is currently performing its last season, capping the ensemble's 44-year history. All of the tickets for this free event have been distributed. There will be a wait line for any unused tickets at Richardson Auditorium beginning at 6:30 p.m.


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This post I want to share a little about the last camp out. It was planned by the PLC as a new Scout "Trail to First Class" camp as well as some shot-gun shooting. Then a few weeks before the camp the C.O.P.E course came available as well as 3 more C.O.P.E certified leaders in the troop. So there was time left, so we threw that in also.
Saturday morning started as planned. There was a select group of older Scouts designated to teach the TFC events. They went well. Flag etiquette, fire building, and Totin' Chip classes kept the new Scouts moving and learning skills. They also learned how to break down meals, plan menus, and pack their packs. They were walked through a model camp site and told what we expected in them and how they camped.
Then it was time for the groups to rotate and the new guys set off to the Shot gun range and the older guys moved to the C.O.P.E course. It was a fantastic opportunity for the older guys to have some fun without the pressure of having the young guys to watch.
The new Scouts had a great time at the range and got back earlier than expected. So the SPL talked with the C.O.P.E. director (one of the ASMs of the Troop) to see if there was something that the First year guys could do. We were the only Troop on the course, so he said they could all do the zip line which is the final event. The whole troop lined up got on harnesses and did the Zip line. It was a blast.
Here is the important part. We had a couple of the new guys that had never camped without Mom and Dad, fired a shot gun, or climbed 32 feet in the air and flew down a zip line. It was a weekend in which just about every Scout in the Troop stepped out of their comfort zone in one way or another and tested themselves. Whether it was teaching classes. shooting, or going through the C.O.P.E. course.
Saturday night the Scouts put on a great camp fire program. One of the brand new Scouts, the one that climbed up to the platform and could not bring himself to go… he stood up there for 20 minutes mustering the confidence to step off. He finally went and afterward told me that "knowing what I know.. I would have went right away".. he needed to develop trust. And he did.. trust and confidence. So anyway, Saturday night.. he stepped up in front of the whole Troop led a song at the camp fire. High Fives all around for the boys of the Troop.
It was one of those camp outs when everything comes together and the boys show me that all they need is support and a pat on the back and they will do great things.
Scouting teach self-reliance and to live the Scout Oath and Law. They get it in the class room that Baden Powell set up.
Well, better get busy on the next podcast.. I will get more posts out.. things are now leveling off with the new guys..
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May 24, 2013, through April 2014, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. · Friend Center Engineering Library
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The exhibition "Evolution of German Shells: Efficiency in Form," which celebrates and examines German thin-shell structural design, will open at 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 24, in the Friend Center Engineering Library. The exhibition continues through April and is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The exhibition features thin-shell models Princeton students constructed for the related course, "A Social and Multi-dimensional Exploration of Structures.


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Listed below are companies associated with the mission of the Pulmonary Hypertension Association. These are for-profit companies which have interests in PH drugs, treatments and special services. These listings are not to be taken as endorsements of the companies.
PHA's Scientific Leadership Council has authored treatment fact sheets about each of the therapies listed below.
Accredo Therapeutics is a national network of pharmacies providing nursing and pharmacy services, and the only provider of all FDA-approved therapies to patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension. Accredo provides Tracleer, Revatio, Letairis, Adcirca, Ventavis, Tyvaso, generic epoprostenol sodium and they are the exclusive provider of Flolan.
Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Inc. is a subsidiary of a Swiss drug development company by the same name, which focuses on the endothelin. They are the developer of Tracleer (bosentan), an oral dual endothelin receptor antagonist. Actelion has also in-licensed Ventavis (inhaled iloprost) from Schering AG for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension, an orphan indication, for the US market. Actelion's newest product is Veletri, epoprostenol for injection that is stable at room temperature.
Bayer HealthCare is a globally operating subgroup of Bayer AG focusing on pharmaceuticals and consumer health. They are the developer of Adempas® (riociguat), an oral soluble guanylate cyclase stimulator for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) that is recurrent/persistent after surgical treatment or inoperable.
Cané Medical Technology manufactures a mini pump for use with Remodulin.
CVS Caremark is a full-service provider for PAH therapies including Tracleer, Revatio, Letairis, Adcirca, Tyvaso, Ventavis and generic epoprostenol. The Caremark PAH Care Program focuses on the unique needs of individuals with PAH and carefully monitors patient care throughout the course of therapy. The company is staffed by a team of pharmacists, nurses, patient service representatives and reimbursement specialists.
CuraScript is a specialty pharmacy that dispenses special medications and related medical supplies that treat chronic illnesses. Curascript and Accredo have merged, and will operate under Accredo's name starting January 2014. CuraScript works with physicians to encourage and educate their specialty patients on the therapies, side effects and importance of compliance to their medications. CuraScript is a provider of Tracleer, Revatio, Letairis, Adcirca, Tyvaso, Ventavis and generic epoprostenol sodium.
Fairview Specialty Pharmacy provides personal medication management services for some pulmonary hypertension therapies, including Letairis (ambrisentan) and Revatio (sildenafil citrate).
Gilead Sciences is the maker of Letairis (ambrisentan). Gilead develops pharmaceuticals for a variety of life-threatening illnesses, including cardiovascular diseases.
GlaxoSmithKline are the makers of Flolan (epoprostenol).
Lilly is the developer of Cialis (tadalafil). Tadalafil was approved for the treatment of pulmonary hypertension in May 2009. Lilly sold the rights to commercially develop tadalafil to United Therapeutics in late 2008.
Lung Biotechnology is building a strong bridge to the future with its focus on developing innovative therapies for patients with PAH and other chronic, life-threatening pulmonary diseases. Lung Biotechnology currently markets Tyvaso (treprostinil) inhalation solution and Adcirca (tadalafil), an oral medication. Visit lungbiotechnology.com, tyvaso.com and adcirca.com for more information.
Medtronic is a medical technology company that manufactures pumps for use with Remodulin.
Pfizer is the developer of Revatio (sildenafil citrate), an oral PAH treatment. An intravenous form of Revatio was approved in November 2009 for patients currently prescribed Revatio tablets but who are temporarily unable to take oral medication.
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association (PhRMA) is the leading association of research-based pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. The Partnership for Prescription Assistance program (888-477-2669) is dedicated to assisting patients and physicians determine eligibility for available pharmaceutical support programs.
Philips Respironics is a medical equipment manufacturer specializing in sleep and respiratory equipment.
Smiths Medical is a medical equipment manufacturer that makes pumps for use with Remodulin and Flolan.
Teva Pharmaceuticals, a generic pharmaceutical manufacturer, markets approximately 380 products. The company manufactures epoprostenol sodium for injection, along with a broad range of products in all major therapeutic categories.
United Therapeutics Corporation is a biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of unique products to address the unmet medical needs of patients with chronic and life-threatening conditions. They are the makers of Orenitram (treprostinil) extended-release tablets and Remodulin (treprostinil) injection. Visit unither.com, orenitram.com and remodulin.com for more information.
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy provides specialized medication for complex, genetic, rare and chronic health conditions.
A number of the companies listed above are part of PHA's Corporate Committee. Through this committee, the members work together toward solutions to a wide variety of issues, including raising public visibility of PH and supporting education needs of the patient and medical community. View a full list of Corporate Committee members
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Over the course of six weeks in the global seminar "Documentary Filmmaking in Kenya: The Art of Science Storytelling," held at Mpala Research Centre in Laikipia, Kenya, over the summer, 15 undergraduates and five Kenyan students were trained in digital video production, screenwriting and editing to produce short documentaries. Princeton junior Amber Stewart (above) readies her camera as she scans the horizon for wildlife.
Photo by Su Friedrich, Lewis Center for the Arts
While setting up a shot during filming, Raghav Gandotra spies a puff adder.
Photo by Karim Kara, Megapixels Productions
Working in groups, students made a series of films inspired by their discoveries at the Mpala Research Centre. From back, Princeton undergraduates Mason Williams, Brady Valashinas and Sarah Jeong. A trailer for the Oct. 1 screening can be viewed here.
Photo by Kelsey Dennison, Class of 2016
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Into the wild: Global Seminar takes budding filmmakers to Kenya's plains
Posted September 30, 2013; 12:00 p.m.
In the Laikipia region of central Kenya, where the land hugs the equator in the shadow of Mt. Kenya, 15 Princeton students and five Kenyan students discovered this summer that there's no smartphone app for figuring out where the gazelles are.
Over the course of six weeks in the Global Seminar "Documentary Filmmaking in Kenya: The Art of Science Storytelling," the undergraduates — some of whom had never before picked up a video camera — were trained in digital video production, screenwriting and editing to produce short documentaries. Many focused on the wildlife that inhabits this rich mosaic of savannah and forests. Others focused on the way people's lives are connected to the environment.
Princeton undergraduates Charlotte Maher Levy (left), Raghav Gandotra and Spencer Rodriguez tour the area surrounding Mpala. (Photo by Su Friedrich, Lewis Center for the Arts)
The students worked from a base camp at the Mpala Research Centre, a partnership among Princeton, the Smithsonian Institution, the National Museums of Kenya and the Kenya Wildlife Service. Five teams, each with three Princeton students and one Kenyan student, were paired with a research scientist. Their goal: to produce a film in the scientist's area of focus.
The films premiered Sept. 21 at the Storymoja Hay Festival at the Nairobi National Museum. They will be screened in Princeton at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 1, at the Garden Theatre, 160 Nassau St. They can also be viewed online. The evening will include a conversation with the student and faculty filmmakers; a musical performance by Umqombothi, Princeton's African a cappella ensemble; and a reception.
Mhuniza Bushoki (left), a student at Daystar University in Machakos, Kenya, and Princeton sophomore Réka Zempléni speak with guest lecturers Elijah Chege of Community-based Biodiversity Conservation Films (CBCF) and Jackson Komen, director of CBCF and a park ranger at Lake Bogoria National Reserve. (Photo by Su Friedrich, Lewis Center for the Arts)
Su Friedrich, a professor of visual arts in the Lewis Center for the Arts and a filmmaker, co-taught the course with Katie Carpenter, a 1979 Princeton graduate and a wildlife documentary filmmaker.
"We challenged the students to find the best science stories here, then apply the most inventive artistic techniques to see what kind of film results," said Carpenter, who has produced films and television programs for National Geographic, Discovery Channel, PBS and the BBC.
Friedrich's most recent film, "Gut Renovation," was selected for the 2013 Berlin International Film Festival and won the Audience Award at the Brooklyn Film Festival. Her work is widely screened at leading film festivals nationally and internationally and is in the collections of several museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Friedrich said the students experienced the kinds of challenges professional wildlife filmmakers face in the field. The team that made "Curse of the Gazelle King," which investigates the elusive lives of Grant's gazelles, had a tricky situation: They had interviewed the research scientists but couldn't get good footage of the gazelles.
"I told them, 'This is supposed to be about bringing something surprising and artistic to a form that is sometimes too conventional,'" Friedrich said.
The students decided to tell a story about a young gazelle named Lenana in the style of a Kenyan myth that reflected the scientific facts. They chose John Njuguna, one of their drivers employed by a safari company, as the storyteller. "They turned the film into a narrative, bookended it with footage of the scientists, and took it somewhere else," Friedrich said.
Zebras run across the Mpala Research Centre's land during a game drive led by Princeton professor Daniel Rubenstein. (Photo by Kelsey Dennison, Class of 2016)
Exploring science through an artistic lens
The idea for the seminar grew out of a chance meeting between Friedrich and Daniel Rubenstein, the Class of 1877 Professor of Zoology, at a freshman orientation in 2007. Rubenstein, who is chair of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and director of the Program in African Studies, spoke about his ongoing research with Grévy's zebras, which takes him frequently to Mpala. Friedrich spoke about the visual arts.
Friedrich told Rubenstein she always wanted to go to Africa and work with students there. "She thought it would be great to have students shadow scientists working on ecological and environmental problems and then capture the stories on film and make the stories come alive for the public," Rubenstein said.
At his suggestion and with support from Princeton's Grand Challenges Program, Friedrich traveled to Mpala the next summer to film. "Dan had been thinking about how videos could tell the world more about what Mpala was doing, so it made sense to combine our objectives into a student experience," she said.
Princeton senior Nicholas Ellis adjusts his camera during a filming exercise. (Photo by Kelsey Dennison, Class of 2016)
Rubenstein and Friedrich credit the enthusiastic support of Stacy Wolf, professor of theater and director of the Princeton Atelier at the Lewis Center, and Mark Beissinger, the Henry W. Putman Professor of Politics and director of the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies (PIIRS) for making the seminar possible. "They threw all their weight behind it to make it a reality," Friedrich said.
The seminar, offered by PIIRS in conjunction with the Office of International Programs, was co-sponsored by the Lewis Center's Program in Visual Arts and Princeton Atelier and the Princeton Environmental Institute.
Sophomore Raghav Gandotra of New Delhi worked on "Nature's Nurturers," about the Northern Kenya Conservation Clubs at Mpala. The film explores the ways the clubs use experiential learning to educate children from pastoral communities about conservation issues, who in turn share what they've learned with their families and villages.
Gandotra, who is considering majoring in operations research and financial engineering, has traveled extensively in Europe and Southeast Asia with his family, but had never been to Africa. "I thought that learning about Kenya through a camera would make my experience much more enriching. It was one of the most thought-provoking experiences of my life," he said.
"The seminar opened my mind to some of the key challenges to peaceful coexistence between wildlife and human communities living around them. The only way wildlife can be protected is by making these communities stakeholders in their conservation," Gandotra said.
The students' creativity often revealed itself in surprising ways, even if they did not have a lot of film experience. For example, Réka Zempléni of Budapest, Hungary, a sophomore and member of the team who made "The Matriarch" — which follows the life of an elephant named Jada, the matriarch of her family who has survived a brutal poaching attack — found a creative way to add to her group's project, Friedrich said.
"Réka's team had fantastic footage of the elephants and the researchers but wanted to show an aspect of the elephants conserving the environment," Friedrich said. "When they were trying to figure out how to tell the story, Réka started drawing on the chalkboard and then making animations. The team incorporated her animations, and the piece worked really well."
"What set the Kenya seminar apart is that it allowed students to really flex their creative abilities," said Amber Stewart of Melbourne, Fla., who worked on "Realignments: A Zebra Story," which examines the endangerment of the Grévy's zebras. A junior majoring in art and archaeology with a focus on art history and visual arts, she is also pursuing certificates in German and in gender and sexuality studies.
The zebra team shadowed Rubenstein, who found the students to be engaged and eager. "I was thrilled to see them begin to see the world as zebras do, take in the behavior and ecology I was talking about, and then craft a clever film that is both playful and powerful," he said.
Daniel Rubenstein, the Class of 1877 Professor of Zoology at Princeton who studies Grévy's zebras at Mpala, explains the ecology of the area to students. (Photo by Su Friedrich, Lewis Center for the Arts)
Learning tips and techniques from professionals
Carpenter, who taught documentary filmmaking at Princeton in 2008 as part of the Ferris, McGraw and Robbins seminars in journalism, shared a wealth of expertise with the students. She had recently finished filming "Battle of the Elephants" in Kenya for National Geographic Television.
She told the team who made "The Matriarch" about elephant behavior and family structure, the scale of the poaching threat and elephant conservation efforts.
Carpenter also shared practical tips with the students who made "Realignments." For example, she advised them not to wear red —"zebras run from red!" — and demonstrated how to stay quiet and move without fast motions.
Evenings were spent viewing other documentary filmmakers' work and listening to guest lecturers.
Victor Oloo, a student at United States International University-Kenya in Nairobi, edits footage of an interview with Daniel Rubenstein for the film "Realignments: A Zebra Story." (Photo by Katie Carpenter, Class of 1979)
"Watching films that demonized animals and then seeing that Katie's film was being used to help in the fight against elephant poaching and the ivory trade made me realize the importance of this genre of filmmaking," said Nicholas Ellis of Austin, Texas.
Ellis, a senior concentrating in religion and pursuing certificates in visual arts (video and film production) and values and public life, took an introductory video course with Friedrich last fall. He said Kenya gave him the opportunity to work with Friedrich on a daily basis without the time constraints of other classes. Sometimes, they just talked. "It was in these more casual conversations that I got to know her better personally and learn about what a filmmaking career could really look like," he said.
His team made "The Lost Boys of Laikipia" about African wild dogs. Called painted dogs due to their splotchy fur, these ferocious hunters had become increasingly scarce. One of Mpala's researchers, Rosie Woodroffe, recently discovered that they had returned to the region.
A giraffe and zebra meander in the late afternoon sun at the 90,000-acre Ol Pejata Conservancy, which the students visited during the seminar. (Photo by Raghav Gandotra, Class of 2016)
After his experience in Kenya, Ellis now plans to pursue a career in film or video. "I found out that our film was going to be used to help fundraise for the conservation of African wild dogs. To know that my time abroad had an impact in the community I was in made the experience even more meaningful," he said.
Guest lecturers included Rubenstein; Vickie Stone and Mark Deeble, who have produced films about African wildlife; and Kenya natives Jackson Komen and Elijah Chege, who run Community-based Biodiversity Conservation Films. Jean Hartley, a Kenyan native who served as the seminar's "fixer" — the person who makes the logistical and production arrangements for film crews who shoot in Kenya — spoke about how she started that profession 28 years ago.
In addition to Carpenter, Friedrich credits teaching assistant Karim Kara, a Kenyan videographer and founder of Megapixels Productions, for working "around the clock" to ensure the seminar's success. "He was a fantastic presence. There's no way I could have done that course without him," Friedrich said. Kara also helped with the students' excursions, including a safari in Nairobi National Park, a hike up Mpala's highest point, MuKenya, and a visit to Ol Pejeta Conservancy — with 90,000 acres of wilderness.
Carpenter called the Kenya seminar visionary. "Princeton is so cool to understand that it would be amazing to put science and art students together to see if they could save the planet through film. Maybe they will!" she said.
Teamwork was key to a project that mixed art and science. From left, Karim Kara, Su Friedrich, John Njuguna and Katie Carpenter. (Photo by Dayna Li, Class of 2014)
Princeton students Brady Valashinas (back row, left), Dayna Li, Lydia Cornett and Nicholas Ellis (front) look out from MuKenya point during one of the seminar's many excursions. (Photo by Victor Oloo, United States International University-Kenya)


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Dianna with her daughter Lily
Denial isn't just a river in Egypt. It's also something you run up against when someone doesn't want to believe, or simply can't understand, that a loved one is suffering from a lifethreatening disease.
I got my first taste of denial when my daughter Lily was diagnosed with a ventricular septal defect and I was told that she would need surgery. My boyfriend would not acknowledge how serious the situation was; he believed that if he didn't think about Lily's upcoming surgery, then it didn't exist.
When Lily was in post-op after her surgery, my boyfriend asked me, "Was there a chance she couldn't make it?" When I replied yes, he said that he'd thought so, but hadn't asked the question because he was afraid of the answer. I was frustrated with him, but I thought that since Lily was going to be healthy after her surgery, I wouldn't need to worry about his denial. But Lily's pressures in her heart didn't go down, and she was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension.
My boyfriend went to some of Lily's doctor appointments. He would nod, agree, ask a few simple questions, and when we got in the car, he would ask me to explain what the doctor had said. He is very intelligent, but he felt like the doctors were speaking in a foreign language. I learned to use simple terms when relaying information about Lily's health to my boyfriend and other family members.
Even when my boyfriend understood Lily's condition, he didn't "get it." When Lily began having blue spells, her doctor prescribed 24-hour oxygen. My boyfriend would put her on oxygen in the house, but refused to put her on oxygen when they went out. He didn't seem to comprehend that 24-hour oxygen meant oxygen all the time. It was frustrating.
I tried talking to him about keeping Lily on oxygen when they went out, and he told me that he'd never noticed her turning blue. In the same breath, he also told me that he never looked for it. That blew my mind. He knew Lily had a life-threatening disease that affected the heart and lungs, but he wasn't on the lookout for her to have blue spells? He said that the babysitter had never mentioned Lily turning blue. I pointed out that just that day, the babysitter had said Lily was turning ashy, and that "turning blue" didn't mean she went Smurf-like. I was at the end of my rope with him. Whenever I tried to explain Lily's condition in depth, he brushed it off. I even gave him the scary statistics. Nothing seemed to work. He recognized how important it was that she have her medicine on time, but he didn't see why oxygen mattered so much.
I finally turned to the PH Family group on Facebook (a private Facebook group for members of the PH community), and asked for suggestions. The group helped me find another way to relay information about 24-hour oxygen. One night, I casually mentioned that I had read that when someone turns blue, it means their oxygen levels are already really bad, and I explained some of the other effects that can go along with turning blue. That got the message across! I didn't realize I'd made a breakthrough until the next day when he took Lily to the store with him and put on her oxygen for the trip. I don't know if I wore him down with all the information, if he needed time to accept it, or if he really hadn't understood that when Lily is turning blue, she is already in real danger. From then on, I saw steady improvement in his attention to making sure she was on oxygen.
I'm still dealing with this problem of denial when I try to explain the severity of Lily's disease to other people. What I have discovered is that the same thing does not work for every person. With some people, I need to describe pulmonary hypertension as scientifically as I am able to. For others, I have to give examples of how it affects her. Some people don't "get it" until I lose my temper.
My boyfriend and I still run into bumps whenever Lily's doctors give us new information, and I still have to explain things to him, but I'm glad we finally overcame this one particular hurdle. It gives me more energy to concentrate on all the other ones!
By Dianna McGlone, Parent of a Child with PH
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Founded in 1851, Columbia College has been helping students advance their lives through higher education for more than 160 years. As a private, nonprofit, coeducational liberal arts and sciences college, the college takes pride in its small classes, experienced faculty and quality educational programs.
Originally founded as Christian Female College, the college was the first women's college west of the Mississippi River to be chartered by a state legislature. The college changed its name to Columbia College in 1970 when it transitioned from a two-year women's college to a four-year coeducational college. Though Columbia College has retained a covenant with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) since its inception, the college is a nonsectarian school welcoming students of all religious denominations.
Through its network of over 35 nationwide locations, the Day Campus and Evening Campus in Columbia, Mo., and the Online Campus, the college serves more than 31,000 students annually.
In addition to offering associate and bachelor's degrees, the college also offers master's degrees at the main campus, selected extended campuses and online.
- The Day Campus and Evening Campus are located in Columbia, Mo.
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You had a big win if Miss/Cats tie.
You tell me to Foff when its a close game and you're going to win $700, trying to rub it in my face with some fake tickets. Quit mailing me your postcards from jail. You're a lonely guy who heats his house with Proline tickets.
Malkin has won all sorts of money with no proof
Malkin posts he wins after games are done.
Malkins friend the Monkey dissapprear at the same time. Maybe even share the same cell.
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I will even say it like you Guy's I won 7,250 on Kentucky
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I had a good last week, could have been alot better if UTEP didnt hit a 26 footer for 3 saturday Night @ ECU but i took the push and moved forward.
Tonight I got $110 in Point Spread Ticket with the main 2 at $50 each;
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New Mex -1.5
Xavier - 1.5
Col State -9
Temple -7
Marshall -4.5
Mizzou - 4.5
Both payin $500. But you guys know that!!
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