My response to this PBS Wide Angle special (link here) on Uganda for the MAICCD program… My first reaction when it comes to understanding Uganda is to take a step back. I have no frame of reference for relating to the people there. They have seen things and have been forced to live through situations [...]
It’s late and of course I should be in bed, but instead I’m up watching video’s on TED.com. Tonight it was this talk from Deborah Scranton, a documentary filmmaker, speaking about her documentary The War Tapes. Scranton had the opportunity to embed with a National Guard unit in Iraq. But rather than go herself as [...]
As I’ve said in the past, I’m not a big fan of blogging about you’re life when you can’t think of anything else to write on. But what is a blog other than an exercise in self-aggrandizement? That said, here’s some idea’s I’ve been kicking around for the last week or so. . . I [...]
All my Uganda pics are finally up and on flickr. I just finished going through tagging and adding descriptions to them. All total there ended up being like 316 photos. It takes a while to upload that many to flickr even on my fast cable connection. Anyway, I hope you enjoy them! I’ve felt a [...]
I’ve got the first 50 pics up on flickr. I have 311 total to upload which is about 10% of the 3000 or so that I took. That puts me right about where I thought I would be. I still have a few to go through so the 311 number may grow a little but [...]
