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Birthdays, screenings, and such…

July 6th, 2008 · No Comments

First of all, happy birthday to His Holiness the Dalai Lama (and to my Grandpa!!).
We wish long life to the both of you.
One week ago, Aaron and I threw our first screening and potluck party.

Updates

May 18th, 2008 · No Comments

Greetings Friends.
We’ve been so busy lately that we haven’t had any time to post updates on our projects.
Our movie is nearing the finish line. Expect much more on that soon…
I’m happy to announce that Alison’s photos are starting to pop up all over the place. Several large prints of her Tibet photos are on display […]

Alison’s photos at George Washington University!

April 8th, 2008 · No Comments

Alison is currently in San Fransisco filming the protests involving the upcoming Olympic torch marathon. While she’s gone I’m holding down the fort in New York, editing feverishly. Our June 1st deadline is fast approaching!
Also I wanted to take this opportunity to announce some really exciting news!!! Several of Alison’s photos […]

Lo Monthang to Manhattan - Video Still #6

January 16th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Alison and I sit side by side overlooking Sixth Avenue and a small section of Central Park. We can hear sirens, horns, fax machines- busy New York sounds. On Central Park South the old fashioned carriage drivers wait for wealthy tourists while their horses stomp their feet impatiently on the pavement.
Seeing them brings […]

Video Still #5: Happy 2008! Happy 51st Birthday Dad Ray!!

January 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Aaron and I are currently sitting with kitties on our laps (an office space perk!) transcribing our hearts out. We’ve returned from a wonderful holiday break with family and friends in Michigan full of tasty food, great company, new project entanglement (knitting and guitar strumming). Refreshed for 2008 and deeply delving back in […]

World AIDS Day and Profiles in Courage

December 1st, 2007 · No Comments

Today, Aaron and I were invited by Lama Pema to attend a conference at NYU School of Medicine. It was entitled “Profiles in Courage: Health and Human Rights in Action” and organized by the NYU’s Center for Health and Human Rights.

Last Night’s Fun

November 29th, 2007 · 1 Comment

Last Night’s cultural festival and art auction was a great success! More than 35 people came to support the Pema Ts’al school. We all enjoyed the great food and some wonderful musical performances (including songs from the fantastically talented 12 year old, Tenzin Kunsel).
Last night was also special because it marked the first […]