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"He is not able to help as much with the kids as I would like. It stresses me out when they want something or they are fighting and I am trying to work, but he is lying on the couch."
"When she is sick I worry all day, even while I'm at work."
"His health went downhill so fast. I've had too many days of 12 hour work days and then coming home to the reality of not knowing how many days he has left."
"He is not able to help as much with the kids as I would like. It stresses me out when they want something or they are fighting and I am trying to work, but he is lying on the couch."
"When she is sick I worry all day, even while I'm at work."
"His health went downhill so fast. I've had too many days of 12 hour work days and then coming home to the reality of not knowing how many days he has left."
Caring for your loved one who has PH can be stressful, and this stress may begin well before your loved one receives the diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension. The journey to diagnosis, understanding your loved one's condition, and adapting to life as a PH caregiver are each major stages with their own unique stressors. This stress may accumulate, putting caregivers at risk for burnout and depression. Recognizing the stress that caregivers experience at each stage is an important step in understanding and finding ways to cope with caring for your loved one with PH.
The process of diagnosis can be very stressful. It may take several months or years for your loved one to be properly diagnosed. These years are very likely frightening, frustrating and difficult for both the patient and caregiver as they encounter new symptoms, struggle to adapt to an uncertain present and future, and explore a series of possible diagnoses and new medications. When the patient is finally diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension, many caregivers experience a moment of relief at finally being able to put a name to their family's struggle.
Unfortunately, a diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension may, in some ways, feel inconclusive in itself. For many caregivers, the cause of their loved one's PH remains a mystery and there is no clear prognosis. Caregivers frequently report feeling overwhelmed by information as they learn about pulmonary hypertension. It is also common for caregivers to experience grief as they struggle to accept the uncertainty of their loved one's illness. As one caregiver put it, "It just seems unbelievable to me that in this day and age my wife has this horrible disease with so much unknown about it."
Returning to daily life, while incorporating care for your loved one, may be a struggle. Your loved one's PH may impose significant life changes on you and your family: you may have moved to a new location to be at lower sea level or closer to PH specialist; you may have become the primary breadwinner if your loved one had to stop working or cut back on work hours; you may have new medical expenses. If the patient is your parent or adult child, he or she may have moved in with you and your spouse. Even smaller changes add up, and you may have many new responsibilities, including handling chores your partner took care of prior to diagnosis, fitting in appointments and medication management on top of your regular routine, and explaining pulmonary hypertension to relatives and friends who may not "get it."
On top of all the changes to daily life, caregivers also experience changes to their world views and future plans that can be disorienting and stressful. The uncertainty of chronic illness requires a shift in outlook that can be a difficult adjustment. One husband to a PH patient shared, "It is sometimes hard to plan in advance because she could have a 'bad PH day' and not be able to leave the house." Many caregivers are also forced to reconsider plans for retirement or family trips. "My wife is just shy of 50 and was just diagnosed with PH," said one caregiver. "After killing ourselves for so long and finally getting to the 'us' time, now this. Our younger son graduated college recently and we were looking forward to spending some time and money on us for a change."
For some caregivers, the biggest source of stress comes from within. Many of us have a sense of the person we'd like to be, and for caregivers who are wearing many hats (spouse, parent, employee and caregiver, just to name a few), it's not uncommon to set lofty expectations that can be difficult to meet. A sister of a PH patient told us that she feels disappointed in herself when she fights with her sister, because that's "not how a good caregiver would act." A husband of a PH patient told us he never goes out with his friends because it would make him feel too guilty. The wife of a PH patient said she feels stress because she needs to take so much sick time to accompany her husband to his PH appointments. Even when she's able to meet her expectations for herself as a wife and caregiver, she's not able to meet her expectations for herself as an employee.
All of these caregivers feel stress because they are comparing themselves to a mythical creature, the "Super Caregiver." The Super Caregiver is everything to everyone at all times. The Super Caregiver works full time, makes meals, takes care of all the shopping and household chores, pays the bills, spends lots of time playing and chatting with everyone in the family, and does it all with patience and a smile. The Super Caregiver never yells, nags or gets frustrated. Everyone's idea of the Super Caregiver is a little different, but the thing that all Super Caregivers have in common is that they aren't real.
Take the time to think about the expectations you've set for yourself and whether they're realistic given everything on your plate. Many caregivers beat themselves up for normal and necessary reactions to stress, like expressing frustration or prioritizing one task at the expense of another. Rather than making stress go away, this type of negative self-evaluation can actually send your stress levels through the roof.
Stress can be cumulative. The long path to diagnosis, the adjustment to a diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension, and the strain of adjusting to a new life as a caregiver can all add up to make you feel like you're on a never-ending roller coaster with no opportunity to step off. Many caregivers experience "caregiver burnout," a state of mental and emotional exhaustion that results from ongoing levels of stress and suboptimal self-care. Burnout may be accompanied by increased anxiety and can be an early sign of depression.
Providing care for your loved one includes self-care. It's important to recognize the early warning signs of stress so you can make changes before you become overwhelmed. Our emotions are great teachers, but some, like anger, guilt and depression, can be very uncomfortable. It can be helpful to see such emotions as signals that your stress level has increased and that you need to make a change or ask for more help. Read on for tips for coping with caregiver stress. If you think you may be depressed, contact a medical professional or read more about recognizing signs of depression.
Allow yourself to grieve. Grief is a normal reaction to loss — including the loss of your plans, expectations and carefree lifestyle. Caregivers sometimes express bafflement and frustration that they are grieving, but this is a normal, healthy response. Acknowledging your grief is healthier than locking it away.
Live for today. While you and your loved one do need to make plans for a wide array of possible scenarios, don't spend time dwelling on your loved one's prognosis. "My loved one had a very poor prognosis from the doctors," says a caregiver. "He lived five more years with PAH than the doctors predicted, and we did a lot of living. So don't give up hope. Live your life to the fullest so you don't have to wish you had."
"You can't base your day on thinking 'how much time she has here,'" another caregiver adds. "Let it be more like 'where should we go out to dinner today?'"
Stop trying to be the "Super Caregiver." Think critically about the standards to which you hold yourself and if they're not realistic, adjust them so they are. When you fall short of your expectations, cut yourself some slack. Nobody's perfect. Even the best caregivers occasionally find themselves getting impatient, stressed or frustrated. Learn to think about these feelings as cues that you need some time to yourself, not as evidence of failure.
Schedule some you-time. "It's very easy to give up everything that's important to you and give all your energy to the PH patient," describes a caregiver. "This leads to extreme stress, physical fatigue, and even anger. Try to find a few hours per week that are just for you. For me I have a few hours on Saturday and Sunday mornings before my husband gets up and I sit, drink my coffee, watch my reality shows, and cross stitch. This re-energizes me and I am doing something I love that I can't do when my husband is awake."
Take five-minute breaks. You might feel like you have no time to practice stress-relief. The good news is that a little goes a long way! Even five minutes can be enough to help you de-stress and return to your day feeling stronger and refreshed. Try these quick five-minute stress relief exercises whenever you need a boost:
Set self-care goals. Are you having trouble fitting in even five-minute breaks? Set goals and take immediate action to put them into practice. Your goals can include taking a break from caregiving, getting help with your caregiving tasks and doing things that promote your own good health. You can start with a small goal, such as taking five minutes at lunchtime to practice breathing, or a larger goal, such as taking a night off or planning a vacation. Either way, lay out action steps to make your goal attainable. Put your break on your calendar or call a friend to schedule your night out.
Maintain a network. Family, friends and other caregivers can all play an important role in helping you manage stress. Schedule in regular coffee dates and phone chats with people you enjoy spending time with, and encourage your loved one to do the same. Friends and family can be an important source of support when you and your loved one need a break from the "PH world." Other times, it can be helpful to talk to someone who can relate to your experience as a PH caregiver. Connect with other PH caregivers at a local support group, via email, or on PHA's monthly Caregivers Telephone Support Group (see Additional Resources).
Ask for and accept help. As one caregiver put it, "PH is an uphill battle. Sometimes PH requires more than just one person to help a patient accomplish what would be an easy task for healthy people." People really do want to help you, but they need to know how. The following guidelines can help you effectively ask for help:
Keep in mind that even small things add up! Some things that may seem as minor as asking your neighbors to add a few items to their grocery list for you, to take your trash cans to the curb, or to double a recipe so half of it can go into your freezer for a busy week don't take much time but can make your day go more smoothly.
Be prepared. "Think through the potential emergencies you may encounter at home and consider in advance how you will deal with them," suggests a caregiver. "For example, if your PH patient needs oxygen and you live where ice storms, snowfall, or other things can cut roads and power for extended periods, consider contacting your power company about obtaining a standby generator." Being prepared will help you cut down on "what if" thinking and anxiety.
Communicate with your loved one's medical team. As a member of your loved one's healthcare team yourself, it is important that you build a relationship with his or her medical professionals. PH-treating doctors and nurses want to understand what they can do to help train you on your loved one's complex PH therapies. They also want to know how caregiving is affecting your own health and well-being so you can be the best PH caregiver you can be.
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my 1st post, i can't see ravens losing, scared everyone goin ravens, thats the only reason goin SF, goin against my heart, hope made right choice...like to be 1-0 on posts
Originally Posted by hotdamn85: its already -4 (-105)
And SF Moneyline back up to -180
This eerily reminds me of the Colts/Saints superbowl with respects to the line movement.... and only the line movement lol
I remember because it was the first superbowl I lost because I hammered the Colts moneyline after winning 5 straight before that.
The line started out at around 6 points, the line went down even though the public was allll over the Colts (including me)
I got a lesson in reverse line movement after that loss.... I wasn't sure where/when the sharps were betting and it seems more information on that is provided now.
Anyway, the public is allllll over the Ravens, still at 3.5, yet the line is moving back up before game day. We can all sit here and read these articles about the sharps....
I'm not a pro at this stuff but for me I kinda feel that the sharps got most of their bets in at the origonal 5 point line....
To me, the line should not be going back-up that high unless the public is betting SF. But it doesn't seem like that's the case....
I expect things to change on gameday....
again, I'm not great at reading into these lines and I really don't figure this into my capping, but I think there is evidence of reverse line movement
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The term pulmonary hypertension refers to high blood pressure in the lungs. While in regular hypertension (also known as high blood pressure), the arteries throughout the body are constricted, PH primarily affects the blood vessels in the lungs, making the right side of the heart work harder.
Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a general term used to describe high blood pressure in the lungs from any cause.
Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is a chronic and currently incurable disease that causes the walls of the arteries of the lungs to tighten and stiffen. In someone with PAH, the right side of the heart has to work harder to push blood through narrowed arteries in the lungs. Eventually, the extra stress causes the heart to enlarge and become less flexible, compromising the heart's ability to push blood out of the heart, through the lungs, and into the rest of the body.
In idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension, the cause of PAH is unknown.
Heritable PAH, formerly known as familial or genetic PAH, is a form of PAH that can be inherited. Heritable PAH is relatively uncommon. Of the small percentage of people who do carry the PH gene, only a small number of carriers will develop the disease. Learn more about heritable PAH | Learn what genetics can teach us about PAH
In associated pulmonary arterial hypertension, the PAH is associated with another disease or condition. PAH is commonly associated with connective tissue diseases (such as scleroderma, CREST syndrome and lupus), congenital heart disease, chronic liver disease, HIV, drugs and toxins, and more.
There are some other types of pulmonary arterial hypertension, but they aren't quite as common.
Chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) is a form of pulmonary hypertension caused by old blood clots in the lungs (pulmonary embolism). Learn more about CTEPH
Explore the classifications of PH below for more information about the other types of PH.
The World Health Organization (WHO) first defined the classifications of pulmonary hypertension in 1973 and the classifications have been revised over the years. The classifications of PH were most recently updated in Nice, France, in 2013.
Learn more about the classifications in the Pathlight article, "What's Your PH? Understanding the Five PH WHO Groups," written by Dr. John Kingrey of the Oklahoma Heart Hospital.
1. Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) 1.1. Idiopathic 1.2. Heritable 1.2.1. BMPR2 1.2.2. ALK1, ENG, SMAD9, CAV1, KCNK3 1.2.3. Unknown 1.3. Drug- and toxin-induced 1.4. Associated with: 1.4.1. Connective tissue diseases 1.4.2. HIV infection 1.4.3. Portal Hypertension 1.4.4. Congenital heart diseases 1.4.5. Schistosomiasis
1'. Pulmonary veno-occlusive disease (PVOD) and/or pulmonary capillary hemangiomatosis (PCH)
1''. Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN)
2. Pulmonary hypertension due to left heart disease 2.1. Left ventricular systolic dysfunction 2.2. Left ventricular diastolic dysfunction 2.3. Valvular disease 2.4. Congenital/acquired left heart inflow/outflow tract obstruction and congenital cardiomyopathies
3. Pulmonary hypertension due to lung disease and/or hypoxia 3.1. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 3.2. Interstitial lung disease 3.3. Other pulmonary diseases with mixed restrictive and obstructive pattern 3.4. Sleep-disordered breathing 3.5. Alveolar hypoventilation disorders 3.6. Chronic exposure to high altitude 3.7. Developmental abnormalities
4. Chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH)
5. Pulmonary hypertension with unclear multifactorial mechanisms 5.1. Hematologic disorders: chronic hemolytic anemia, myeloproliferative disorders, splenectomy 5.2. Systemic disorders: sarcoidosis, pulmonary histiocytosis, lymphangioleimoyomatosis 5.3. Metabolic disorders: glycogen storage disease, Gaucher disease, thyroid disorders 5.4. Others: tumoral obstruction, fibrosing mediastinitis, chronic renal failure on dialysis, segmental PH
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Princeton's Cogeneration Plant
Posted March 22, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
Edward "Ted" Borer, the University's energy plant manager, gives a tour of Princeton's cogeneration plant and talks about energy efficiency on campus. Read more.
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The cogeneration plant is really the
heart of our district energy system
and I think that an important thing
understand is that if we have
a hundred and fifty buildings that we're
there's maybe twelve thousand people on our
campus as the daytime population.
Normally, without the cogeneration
plant we'd need a
hundred and fifty boilers
and a hundred and fifty air-conditioning
With the central energy plant and
district energy I'm able to have
three boilers
and eight chillers
instead of one in each building.
There's three major pieces to the energy
complex. The furthest
is the cogen plant. That's where we make all our
steam and electricity.
The middle section is the chilled
water plant that's where we make
chilled water for the immediate
cooling needs of the campus.
And then the glass and stone building
was built as our
thermal storage plant.
The thermal storage plant is really
buying electricity when it's
and cooling the water that we use for
cooling the campus
and then delivering that water when the
value of electricity is quite high.
This is the thermal storage plant
that we have a variety of electric
and steam driven equipment
and large equipment and small equipment
and we value that tremendously, because
then we can pick the most optimal
piece of equipment on any given day
for the environmental conditions and the
campus demand.
The hot exhaust from the gas service
leaves this way. It's about 950 degrees Fahrenheit
It goes out through a catalytic converter
to absorb the carbon monoxide,
and then it turns this corner
and will go through this boiler
to capture the heat.
We take all the hot exhaust gas
and use that to turn water into steam
to heat the campus.
A typical central power plant might be
twenty-five to forty-five percent
efficient, but
by doing a cogeneration process we're
able to double that or even more.
If I put one unit of energy into the
gas turbine,
I get about one-third that unit of
energy out as useful electricity.
And about two-thirds comes out as hot
exhaust. So, by capturing that waste heat
or that exhaust heat,
now our overall process is
seventy and
can be as high as eighty-percent efficient.
The whole facilities engineering
department at Princeton
is working very hard on
reducing our environmental footprint.
Our new neuroscience laboratory is being
built to very very high energy
efficiency standards. Similarly, our new
chemistry laboratory, the Frick new
chemistry laboratory
is built with
very very high efficiency fume hoods and
they are used
only as much as they are needed
so in lots of ways we not only
improved the efficiency of our
production, but also reduce our
total use.
Over the twenty-five or thirty or even
hundred-year life
of some of our utility investments,
we save much much more than it costs us to
build the equipment
and our environmental footprint is much
much lower
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The Sweet Life at Princeton's Bake Shop
Posted January 19, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
The bake shop at Princeton University offers sweet treats made with a whole lot of love. Read more.
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HEATHER MINNICH: Working early in the
morning is good.
It's nice and quiet,
there is no traffic.
The only thing that isn't good about
it is getting up in the morning
because I am not
an early riser.
BRUCE YEAGLE: I'm usually up around 3:00
to get in here around 4:15.
I've been doing it for seventeen years and
still can't get used to getting up
as early as I have to
to come in here.
KARA KAZIOR: I start at 5:30.
JAMES LEWIS: It's pretty much a challenge.
Sometimes you don't want to get up
in the morning at all.
It's too early.
BRUCE YEAGLE: I thought it would get easier,
but it really doesn't.
HEATHER MINNICH: Otherwise it's great.
HEATHER MINNICH: We are in the Rockefeller building
and we are in the Bake Shop
It is the very basement
of this building.
KARA KAZIOR: When I first applied for the job everybody
was like, "Oh the Bake Shop, it's in the basement."
I didn't know where. I'm wondering
where Rocky-Mathey is,
let alone it's going to
be down in the basement
BRUCE YEAGLE: We're just under the radar,
and they see our products everywhere,
they just really don't know
where they come from.
BRUCE YEAGLE: Everything on campus
that you see dessert-wise
I'd have to say ninety-nine percent
comes out of this shop.
We're a small shop.
We only have seven employees,
but we're providing a great
quantity of desserts
and all the pizza dough also.
HEATHER MINNICH: We're going through probably 50 bags
of flour a week for just pizza dough alone...
probably 150 pounds to 250 pounds of
butter per week...
40 or 50 of each cake per day
when we say make chocolate chip muffins
for the retail shops, we're making anywhere
from 40 to 50 dozen at a time...
If we're making a cookie for lunch or
for dinner, usually it's around 70 dozen
at a time. We do so many products I probably
don't even have a count of how many we do...
It's a lot...it's like 30 hundred dozen cookies
a week just for contract alone,
which means all the colleges
that we make for.
KARA KAZIOR: This is very active, keeps your day going
I love the bakery, the people here are wonderful.
They're just easy to
get along with.
JOSEPH VELEZ: It's good. We all work together
really well.
We get along very well. There's a lot of
different personalities, so it's a lot of fun.
HEATHER MINNICH: We basically have become a very
tight-knit family.
I consider them my friends. Most of them are
guys so they're kind of like my brothers,
or actually, kind of like my kids.
They all call me "Mom."
JOSEPH VELEZ: I would describe this place
to everybody as basically my second home,
my second family. That's how everybody here
feels about each other.
We're like a family outside
of your regular family.
JAMES LEWIS: You always are encouraged to come here
because of these people here.
BRUCE YEAGLE: I think that the thing I am
most proud of that I'd like people to know
is how hard
the group of us work.
HEATHER MINNICH: We put a lot of love into them
and we're very proud of what we do.
and we really do care about what goes out the door
and that it tastes good
and it's well received and that people are
happy when they eat our stuff.
JAMES LEWIS: Hmm, there are so many favorite things.
My favorite thing is the
black and orange cake.
This is very tasty.


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Artist Odili Donald Odita has designed a colorful mural for the main entrance to Butler College's new dormitories. Odita is an associate professor of fine art at Temple University's Tyler School of Art. He finds inspiration in the planes and angles of architecture and in the changing light of days and seasons. (Photo: Courtesy of the Princeton University Art Museum)
Artist to discuss mural
Philadelphia-based artist Odili Donald Odita will discuss his striking mural, "Up and Away," at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, in the Butler College Commons on the lower level of 1967 Hall.
James Steward, director of the Princeton University Art Museum, will introduce the program. A reception will follow.
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Odita mural a vibrant addition to new Butler College
Posted October 8, 2009; 09:59 a.m.
An explosion of color greets students at the main entrance to Butler College's new dormitories, where a mural of bright fractal shapes spans two floors and seven walls.
"Up and Away," the work of Odili Donald Odita, associate professor of fine art at Temple University's Tyler School of Art, was commissioned by the steering committee for Princeton's public art initiative.
"Odili is an artist of remarkable sensitivity to space, architecture and light," said James Steward, director of the Princeton University Art Museum, who co-chairs the committee with University Architect Ron McCoy. "It has been exciting to see him responding to new architecture that honors Princeton's past and yet is of the present moment, and to Butler College as a place in which living and learning merge."
Joy Payton, a member of Odita's crew, uses a small brush on a thin spot, while paint rollers are used on wider areas. All crew members are Tyler alumni. (Photo: Brian Wilson)
The mural is located on the lower and first levels of 1967 Hall, one of five Butler College dormitories that opened this fall. On the lower level is the college's central social space, Butler Commons.
Odita's practice is to spend several days at the site with his sketchbook, observing the space. His initial pencil sketches are transferred to the walls using chalk lines to mark out the shapes. He then assigns colors. A crew of artists handles the laborious process of taping and painting, with each slice of color receiving multiple layers of paint.
The mural represents an opportunity to introduce students to the work of living artists, according to Kelly Baum, the Locks Curatorial Fellow for Contemporary Art at the museum. "Odili's work adds an exhilarating visual component to Butler Commons," she said, "and extends contemporary art beyond the walls of the museum into the fabric of students' daily lives."
Dustin Metz (left) and Jeremy James (right), fill in the artist's design, which is transferred to the wall from pencil sketches. They tape and paint, giving each slice of color multiple coats. (Photo: Brian Wilson)
Odita is a Nigerian-born artist who grew up in Ohio, works in Philadelphia and New York, and has exhibited in Europe, Africa, Mexico and North America. His unique visual language of multicolored geometric shapes evokes both the media culture of digital screen savers and test patterns as well as traditional African designs.
As with his other site-specific installations, such as "Third Space" in the Ramp of the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania (2008) and "Flow" in the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati (2007), Odita finds inspiration in the planes and angles of the existing architecture and in the changing light of days and seasons sweeping over the walls.
In the case of Butler Commons, the artist was particularly taken with the building's sense of porous boundaries and with the rough-hewn edges of the amphitheater in Butler Memorial Court, and he incorporated both influences into "Up and Away."
The mural joins previous examples of public art commissioned for sites on campus, such as Sol LeWitt's "Wall Drawing No. 1134 Whirls and Twirls (Princeton)" in the arch of Bloomberg Hall and Jim Isermann's "Untitled" metal and light sculpture in the main stairwell of Sherrerd Hall.
The work spans two floors and seven walls of 1967 Hall and features bright fractal shapes. (Photo: Brian Wilson)


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Princeton library brings Revolutionary-era texts alive online
Posted July 2, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
More than 235 years after Thomas Paine challenged the American colonists to free themselves from British rule in his treatise "Common Sense," history buffs around the world can study Paine's rousing words and other Revolutionary-era texts through the Princeton University Digital Library.
Nearly 150 books, pamphlets and prints from the Sid Lapidus '59 Collection on Liberty and the American Revolution were recently digitized in their original form and are available online for free. Readers may virtually flip through the frayed-edge pages of "Common Sense," which helped inspire the Declaration of Independence after it was published in 1776, or enlarge detailed text and images featured in the works of Founding Fathers John Hancock, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and many others.
President Shirley M. Tilghman and Sid Lapidus, a Class of 1959 alumnus, display the catalog for the 2009 Princeton University Library exhibit "Liberty and the American Revolution." (Photo by Denise Applewhite)
The Lapidus Collection's themes include the intellectual origins of the American Revolution; the Revolution itself; the early years of the republic; the resulting spread of democratic ideas in the Atlantic world; and the effort to abolish slavery in both Great Britain and the United States.
Avid book collector Lapidus, a Princeton Class of 1959 alumnus and a history major as an undergraduate, gave the rarities to the University on the occasion of his 50th Reunion in 2009. The Princeton University Library hosted a major exhibition and published a 200-page catalog to mark that event. Earlier this year, the Internet database was launched.
"I want this material to be available to scholars of all levels, to open the minds of young people and those who are more experienced," Lapidus said.
Paine's four-part pamphlet "Common Sense," which was published in 1776, helped inspire the Declaration of Independence.
Stephen Ferguson, assistant University librarian for Rare Books and Special Collections and curator of rare books, said it took a team of eight people nearly a year to scan the approximately 32,000 pages for the digital library. Ferguson said the library plans to add more content to the website over time.
The library's hard work was recently recognized by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries' Scout Report, which named the Lapidus Collection one of the best online resources for the 2011-12 academic year.
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in New York City also has worked with the library to create online resources for secondary school teachers based on the materials.
The pieces donated by Lapidus are among various collections available in the Princeton University Digital Library, which showcases a range of items from Latin American posters to Islamic manuscripts.
A version of this story was originally published by the Office of Development Communications.
This oration was pronounced before the citizens of New Haven, Conn., on July 4, 1788, in commemoration of the Declaration of Independence.
The first part of Paine's book "Rights of Man," published in 1791, opens with a dedication to President George Washington.
John Hancock delivered this speech on March 5, 1774, on the fourth anniversary of the Boston Massacre. Hancock, a political leader from Massachusetts, was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
The collection also holds smaller items, including a manuscript pay order dated Nov. 27, 1779. It is addressed to state treasurer David Rittenhouse for 450 pounds for service as clerk of the Pennsylvania general assembly, signed by speaker John Bayard and receipted by Paine at the bottom.
Stephen Hopkins, who was governor of the colony of Rhode Island and a signer of the Declaration of Independence, wrote "The Rights of Colonies Examined" in 1765. He argued for rights not just of Rhode Islanders, but of "Americans."
The Lapidus Collection features a copy of Paine's "Rights of Man," Part I-II. Here, the worn cover and title page are displayed.


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The rabbit comes out of the hole.. goes around the tree.. and back into the hole.. now pull…
It's a bowline.
Its that simple. That simple to teach, that simple to do. And it's a knot that every Scout must know.
BUT… how many Scouts will try 50 other ways to tie it? How many times will it take for them to get it right doing it "Their way"? It's called the work around.
Many times we teach our Scouts, our kids, our co workers, something that is simple and effective. We teach them a method or a skill that is time tested and works just fine the way it was intended to be worked. And yet many will do their very best to find a "Quicker way" or a "Cooler way" to do it.
I watched this at our last camporee when Scouts from all over our district struggled to come up with new and unique ways of completing a skill. Now I am all for thinking outside of the box and I certainly am the kind of guy that believes that there are better mouse traps out there.. but when it comes to things that are already as simple as it gets, time tested or a method that is the way it supposed to be. Then I suggest the energy is spent doing the skill, task or method correctly the first time. I was amazed at the energy that Scouts put into to negative results.
Another way to look at this is of course the Scout Law. The other night I sat with a few Scouts for their Scoutmaster conferences. I always ask them what they think of the Scout law and what particular parts of it mean to them. The energy that a Scout will put out to miss the mark is something that I really do not understand. I guess its the fact that simple can be hard to these kids that gets me.
According to Webster the word Trustworthy means 'worthy of confidence and Dependable'. I think this is a great application of the meaning when it comes to the Scout Law. Can we be confident in that Scout to do the right thing, to be a good man? Can we depend on him to make sound decisions and have good judgement? Simply put, the word literally means 'worthy of trust' and yet our Scouts will look for meanings that have little to do with it. I had one Scout talk about being Trustworthy like this. "Well it's like not robbing a bank.. you know that I won't rob a bank because my parents give me money. " Ok.. not the greatest example, but when I hear answers like that, it means to me that they either don't get it, or they are having a hard time articulating the answer. Either way, it's always a good time for me to talk about keeping things simple and doing things right the first time.
So take a look at your Scouts. How much energy is wasted in looking for 'the better or cooler way' and never tying the bowline?
I'm just saying.
Have a Great Scouting Day!