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Paul Banks
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Paul Banks (singer)
Paul Julian Banks (born 3 May 1978) is an English American musician, singer, songwriter and DJ. He is best known as the lead vocalist, lyricist and guitarist of the rock band Interpol. Banks previously released an album named Julian Plenti is... Skyscraper in early August 2009 under the name Julian Plenti. His solo material is now recorded under the name of Paul Banks. As a singer, Banks' voice lies in the baritone range.
Early life and personal life
Banks was born in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, England. His family left England when he was three years old, moving to Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and then to Spain. His father was later transferred to Mexico, where Banks finished high school at the American School Foundation, where he was involved in theatre productions, and played the lead role in the musical South Pacific. He speaks fluent Spanish with a Castilian and Mexican accent.
After high school, Banks attended New York University where he studied English and Comparative Literature, and after graduating, he worked at magazines such as Gotham and Interview. Banks later took a job in data entry, and then in a café, in order to devote more of his time to music. Banks was inspired to become a musician by the group Nirvana.
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Paul Banks (musician)
Paul Banks (born 6 July 1973 in York, England) is an English musician, songwriter and lead guitarist with the rock band, Shed Seven.
Professional career
Paul Banks formed his first band with schoolfriend Rick Witter in 1986, while still in his teens, and went on to play in other local bands, including Brockley Haven, with Witter, Tom Gladwin and John Leach.
Shed Seven
Banks joined Witter, Gladwin and John's brother, drummer Alan Leach in Shed Seven just before they gained their first record deal with Polydor Records in 1993, replacing Joe Johnson as their lead guitarist. He spent the next six years recording and touring with the band. Banks became known for his distinctive, dramatic riffs and catchy tunes, and from 1993–1999 he co-wrote many of the band's most popular songs, with fourteen consecutive hits in the UK including "Chasing Rainbows", "Going for Gold" and “She Left Me on Friday”. The band's third album Let It Ride with all music composed by Banks to Witter's lyrics, spawned four singles which all reached the Top 40 of the UK Singles Chart.
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Carolyn Harris
Carolyn Lynnet Harris (1946? - January 15, 1994) was a library conservationist. She received a B.A. in Art History in 1969 and a Masters of Library Science in 1970, both from the University of Texas at Austin.
Career
Harris was educated at the University of Texas at Austin and began her career as a manuscript cataloguer at the University of Texas’s Harry Ransom Center, where she worked from 1973-1980.
From 1981-1987, she was the head of Columbia University Libraries’ Preservation Division. After teaching in Columbia University’s preservation and conservation library science program, she was named program director in 1990. When the program closed in 1992, she moved it to the University of Texas at Austin. From 1992-1994, she was Director and a Senior Lecturer of the Preservation and Conservation Studies at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science at the University of Texas at Austin.
She published extensively throughout her career and was President of the Resources and Technical Services Division of the American Library Association from 1988-1989. Her writings in the field of conservation and preservation won her the Jon Brubaker Award from the Catholic Library Association in 198. 3 and The Rex Dillow Award in 1990.
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Carolyn Harris (politician)
Carolyn Harris is a British politician, the Labour MP for Swansea East since May 2015.
References
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Paul Banks and Carolyn Harris Preservation Award
The Paul Banks and Carolyn Harris Preservation Award (known informally as the Banks/Harris award), is awarded by the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS), a division of the American Library Association. The award was established to honor the memory of Paul N. Banks and Carolyn Harris, two early leaders in library preservation. The award consists of a citation and a $1,500 grant, donated by Preservation Technologies, L.P.
The award recognizes the contribution of a professional preservation specialist who has been active in the field of preservation or conservation for library or archival materials.
Past recipients
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Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age by John F. Dean
Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age, a lecture by John Dean, Preservation and Conservation Librarian, Cornell University Library. This 2005 lecture was the first in the Brodsky Series for the Advancement of Library Conservation. By digitizing primary source material, libraries can make them widely available through the Internet while minimizing actual handling, and resultant deterioration, of these unique artifacts. Nevertheless, digitization has led to more, not less, emphasis on conservation and preservation as libraries work to prepare materials for scanning. In his talk, Dean will examine the challenges of performing conservation treatments on books, manuscripts, and other library materials not only for the purpose of obtaining the best possible electronic images, but also...
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Black Georgetown Remembered, 25th Anniversary
On Februrary 24, 2016 the University community gathered in Gaston Hall to commemorate "Black Georgetown Remembered," which chronicles and celebrates the rich but little-known history of the Georgetown black community from the colonial period to the present. Drawing on primary sources, including oral interviews with past and current residents and extensive research in church and historical society archives, the authors record the hopes, dreams, disappointments, and successes of a vibrant neighborhood as it persevered through slavery and segregation, war and peace, prosperity and depression. This event celebrated the beautiful commemorative 25th anniversary edition of "Black Georgetown Remembered," which was first published in 1991, with a new introduction by Kathleen Menzie Lesko and a fo...
published: 05 Mar 2016 -
Cyfarfod Llawn Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru 03.07.18
Y Cyfarfod Llawn yw cyfarfod o'r Cynulliad cyfan, a gynhelir yn Siambr drafod y Senedd. Y Llywydd sy’n cadeirio’r Cyfarfod Llawn a dyma’r prif fforwm i Aelodau’r Cynulliad gyflawni eu rôl fel cynrychiolwyr sydd wedi’u hethol yn ddemocrataidd. Cynhelir y Cyfarfod Llawn ddwywaith yr wythnos ar ddydd Mawrth a dydd Mercher ac mae’n agored i’r cyhoedd neu ar gael i wylio yn fyw, neu ar alw yma ar YouTube neu ar wefan Senedd TV.
published: 03 Jul 2018 -
Fall 2020 Thesis Symposium: Business & Public Policy
Senior Plan II students presented their thesis findings at the Plan II Thesis Symposium on Tuesday, December 1, 2020.
published: 17 Dec 2020 -
A New Yorker Festival Community Event with Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben
A Global Reckoning: Contributors to the upcoming New Yorker anthology “The Fragile Earth” discuss the climate crisis. With Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben. Moderated by Carolyn Kormann. To submit a question for the panelists during the broadcast, visit the event page: https://festival.newyorker.com/page/1631225/custom-tab This session is offered as a free community event. If you wish to make a contribution to our charitable partner, the New York Community Trust, we encourage you to learn more: https://www.nycommunitytrust.org/covid-19-response/ To learn more about The New Yorker Festival, please visit http://festival.newyorker.com. About the panelists: Jonathan Franzen, a frequent contributor to The New Yorker, is the author of five novels, including “Purity,” ...
published: 10 Oct 2020 -
Cartilage Regeneration | Frank's Story
Frank had a a torn ACL and a meniscus tear in his knee. The first doctor he saw told him he needed a knee replacement, and would eventually need to stop his very active lifestyle. Frank wasn't ready for that. Instead, he came to Penn Sports Medicine for a second opinion. He met James Carey, MD, who told him about a procedure called autologous chondrocyte implantation (ACI). In ACI, a tiny piece of cartilage was taken from Frank's knee and sent to a lab in which it grew millions of cells. Once it was ready, Dr. Carey repaired Frank's ACL tear, and re-implanted his knee cartilage. Today, Frank is back to his healthy lifestyle working out at his CrossFit gym and running. Get our guide to lower-body injuries, pain and treatment: https://goo.gl/8xb9Mr Meet James Carey, MD, Director of th...
published: 23 Oct 2015 -
Welcome Back Fest - Charlotte
Join us on Saturday, July 24, at Romare Bearden Park as we gather to celebrate everything we’ve missed during the pandemic AND everything that has helped us get through it! After so long apart, Novant Health is on a mission to reunite and reinvigorate our communities with a taste of the diversity Charlotte has to offer - live music, local food, entertainment and more. The event is free and open to everyone in the community. No registration or tickets are required. The first 1,000 people with proof of vaccination are eligible to receive a $10 food voucher for use with food vendors on-site. Vaccinations will be available at the event for both walk-ins and with pre-registration. As a reminder, there is no cost for the COVID-19 vaccine. For more information about the event please visit: htt...
published: 20 Jul 2021 -
2012 Deans' & Directors' Lecture - Dr. Michele V. Cloonan
Twenty-Seventh Annual lecture. The series honors current and former Deans and Directors, Wayne S. Yenawine, F. Williams Summers, John Olsgaard, Fred Roper, Dan Barron and Samantha Hastings, for their many contributions to the college and the profession. The speaker this year was Dr. Michele V. Cloonan, Dean and Professor of Simmons College.
published: 10 Apr 2012 -
WAHHIs 60th Anniversary Celebration
WAHHI's 60th Anniversary Celebration - February 17, 2021
published: 23 Feb 2021 -
Williams Commencement Ceremony 2018
published: 03 Jun 2018
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Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age by John F. Dean
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Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age, a lecture by John Dean, Preservation and Conservation Librarian, Cornell University Library. This 2005 lecture...
Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age, a lecture by John Dean, Preservation and Conservation Librarian, Cornell University Library. This 2005 lecture was the first in the Brodsky Series for the Advancement of Library Conservation. By digitizing primary source material, libraries can make them widely available through the Internet while minimizing actual handling, and resultant deterioration, of these unique artifacts. Nevertheless, digitization has led to more, not less, emphasis on conservation and preservation as libraries work to prepare materials for scanning. In his talk, Dean will examine the challenges of performing conservation treatments on books, manuscripts, and other library materials not only for the purpose of obtaining the best possible electronic images, but also for preserving their original functional integrity for future scholars.
After emigrating from Great Britain to the United States in 1969, John F. Dean managed the preservation program at the Newberry Library before establishing the apprentice training and conservation program at the Johns Hopkins University in1975. He went to Cornell University in 1985 to establish and develop the Department of Preservation and Conservation. He is widely recognized as one of the major proponents of preservation programs at academic libraries and was the 2003 recipient of the American Library Association's prestigious Paul Banks and Carolyn Harris Preservation Award. He is increasingly in demand internationally as a conservation consultant.
See more on the Brodsky Series Page at http://library.syr.edu/about/departments/preservation/activities/series/Dean_John.php
https://wn.com/Conservation_And_Preservation_In_The_Digital_Age_By_John_F._Dean
Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age, a lecture by John Dean, Preservation and Conservation Librarian, Cornell University Library. This 2005 lecture was the first in the Brodsky Series for the Advancement of Library Conservation. By digitizing primary source material, libraries can make them widely available through the Internet while minimizing actual handling, and resultant deterioration, of these unique artifacts. Nevertheless, digitization has led to more, not less, emphasis on conservation and preservation as libraries work to prepare materials for scanning. In his talk, Dean will examine the challenges of performing conservation treatments on books, manuscripts, and other library materials not only for the purpose of obtaining the best possible electronic images, but also for preserving their original functional integrity for future scholars.
After emigrating from Great Britain to the United States in 1969, John F. Dean managed the preservation program at the Newberry Library before establishing the apprentice training and conservation program at the Johns Hopkins University in1975. He went to Cornell University in 1985 to establish and develop the Department of Preservation and Conservation. He is widely recognized as one of the major proponents of preservation programs at academic libraries and was the 2003 recipient of the American Library Association's prestigious Paul Banks and Carolyn Harris Preservation Award. He is increasingly in demand internationally as a conservation consultant.
See more on the Brodsky Series Page at http://library.syr.edu/about/departments/preservation/activities/series/Dean_John.php
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Black Georgetown Remembered, 25th Anniversary
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On Februrary 24, 2016 the University community gathered in Gaston Hall to commemorate "Black Georgetown Remembered," which chronicles and celebrates the rich bu...
On Februrary 24, 2016 the University community gathered in Gaston Hall to commemorate "Black Georgetown Remembered," which chronicles and celebrates the rich but little-known history of the Georgetown black community from the colonial period to the present.
Drawing on primary sources, including oral interviews with past and current residents and extensive research in church and historical society archives, the authors record the hopes, dreams, disappointments, and successes of a vibrant neighborhood as it persevered through slavery and segregation, war and peace, prosperity and depression. This event celebrated the beautiful commemorative 25th anniversary edition of "Black Georgetown Remembered," which was first published in 1991, with a new introduction by Kathleen Menzie Lesko and a foreword by Maurice Jackson.
Moderator: Maurice Jackson (Georgetown University)
Panelists: Valerie Babb (University of Georgia), Kathleen Menzie Lesko (Huntington Library), Vernon H. Ricks, Jr (Mount Zion United Methodist Church), Monica Roaché (Georgetown’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission), and Neville Waters, III (Fifth Generation Georgetowner).
The video Black Georgetown Remembered, a documentary from 1989 that complements the book, which can be viewed here:
https://youtu.be/QAJlH1-6ANQ
https://wn.com/Black_Georgetown_Remembered,_25Th_Anniversary
On Februrary 24, 2016 the University community gathered in Gaston Hall to commemorate "Black Georgetown Remembered," which chronicles and celebrates the rich but little-known history of the Georgetown black community from the colonial period to the present.
Drawing on primary sources, including oral interviews with past and current residents and extensive research in church and historical society archives, the authors record the hopes, dreams, disappointments, and successes of a vibrant neighborhood as it persevered through slavery and segregation, war and peace, prosperity and depression. This event celebrated the beautiful commemorative 25th anniversary edition of "Black Georgetown Remembered," which was first published in 1991, with a new introduction by Kathleen Menzie Lesko and a foreword by Maurice Jackson.
Moderator: Maurice Jackson (Georgetown University)
Panelists: Valerie Babb (University of Georgia), Kathleen Menzie Lesko (Huntington Library), Vernon H. Ricks, Jr (Mount Zion United Methodist Church), Monica Roaché (Georgetown’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission), and Neville Waters, III (Fifth Generation Georgetowner).
The video Black Georgetown Remembered, a documentary from 1989 that complements the book, which can be viewed here:
https://youtu.be/QAJlH1-6ANQ
- published: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 5143
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Cyfarfod Llawn Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru 03.07.18
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Y Cyfarfod Llawn yw cyfarfod o'r Cynulliad cyfan, a gynhelir yn Siambr drafod y Senedd. Y Llywydd sy’n cadeirio’r Cyfarfod Llawn a dyma’r prif fforwm i Aelodau’...
Y Cyfarfod Llawn yw cyfarfod o'r Cynulliad cyfan, a gynhelir yn Siambr drafod y Senedd. Y Llywydd sy’n cadeirio’r Cyfarfod Llawn a dyma’r prif fforwm i Aelodau’r Cynulliad gyflawni eu rôl fel cynrychiolwyr sydd wedi’u hethol yn ddemocrataidd.
Cynhelir y Cyfarfod Llawn ddwywaith yr wythnos ar ddydd Mawrth a dydd Mercher ac mae’n agored i’r cyhoedd neu ar gael i wylio yn fyw, neu ar alw yma ar YouTube neu ar wefan Senedd TV.
https://wn.com/Cyfarfod_Llawn_Cynulliad_Cenedlaethol_Cymru_03.07.18
Y Cyfarfod Llawn yw cyfarfod o'r Cynulliad cyfan, a gynhelir yn Siambr drafod y Senedd. Y Llywydd sy’n cadeirio’r Cyfarfod Llawn a dyma’r prif fforwm i Aelodau’r Cynulliad gyflawni eu rôl fel cynrychiolwyr sydd wedi’u hethol yn ddemocrataidd.
Cynhelir y Cyfarfod Llawn ddwywaith yr wythnos ar ddydd Mawrth a dydd Mercher ac mae’n agored i’r cyhoedd neu ar gael i wylio yn fyw, neu ar alw yma ar YouTube neu ar wefan Senedd TV.
- published: 03 Jul 2018
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Fall 2020 Thesis Symposium: Business & Public Policy
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Senior Plan II students presented their thesis findings at the Plan II Thesis Symposium on Tuesday, December 1, 2020.
Senior Plan II students presented their thesis findings at the Plan II Thesis Symposium on Tuesday, December 1, 2020.
https://wn.com/Fall_2020_Thesis_Symposium_Business_Public_Policy
Senior Plan II students presented their thesis findings at the Plan II Thesis Symposium on Tuesday, December 1, 2020.
- published: 17 Dec 2020
- views: 129
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A New Yorker Festival Community Event with Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben
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A Global Reckoning: Contributors to the upcoming New Yorker anthology “The Fragile Earth” discuss the climate crisis. With Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, ...
A Global Reckoning: Contributors to the upcoming New Yorker anthology “The Fragile Earth” discuss the climate crisis. With Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben. Moderated by Carolyn Kormann.
To submit a question for the panelists during the broadcast, visit the event page:
https://festival.newyorker.com/page/1631225/custom-tab
This session is offered as a free community event. If you wish to make a contribution to our charitable partner, the New York Community Trust, we encourage you to learn more:
https://www.nycommunitytrust.org/covid-19-response/
To learn more about The New Yorker Festival, please visit http://festival.newyorker.com.
About the panelists:
Jonathan Franzen, a frequent contributor to The New Yorker, is the author of five novels, including “Purity,” “Freedom,” and “The Corrections,” and five works of nonfiction and translation, including “The Kraus Project” and “Farther Away.” His most recent collection of essays, “The End of the End of the Earth,” was published in 2018. Franzen is the recipient of a National Book Award, for fiction, and the EuroNatur Prize, for his work in conservation.
Elizabeth Kolbert has been a staff writer for The New Yorker since 1999. “The Climate of Man,” her three-part magazine series on global warming, garnered a National Magazine Award for Public Interest, among other honors. Her books include “The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History,” which won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction; her newest book, “Under a White Sky,” will be released in 2021. She is also the recipient of a Heinz Award, a National Magazine Award for Reviews and Criticism, and a Blake-Dodd Prize.
Bill McKibben is a contributing writer for The New Yorker and the author of the publication’s weekly Climate Crisis newsletter. He is the founder of the international grassroots organization 350.org, which tackles climate change, and he also serves as the Schumann Distinguished Scholar in environmental studies, at Middlebury College. Among the many honors he has received are the Right Livelihood Award, sometimes called the alternative Nobel Prize, and the Gandhi Peace Award. His most recent book, “Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?,” was released last year.
Carolyn Kormann has been a New Yorker contributor since 2012 and a staff writer since 2018, covering science, the environment, and climate change. Her writing has also appeared in Harper’s, Porter, and VQR, and has been included in the Best American series. She is the recipient of a James Beard Award for best food coverage, an Abe Fellowship from the Social Science Research Council, a Middlebury Fellowship in Environmental Journalism, and a fellowship from New York University’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
https://wn.com/A_New_Yorker_Festival_Community_Event_With_Jonathan_Franzen,_Elizabeth_Kolbert,_And_Bill_Mckibben
A Global Reckoning: Contributors to the upcoming New Yorker anthology “The Fragile Earth” discuss the climate crisis. With Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben. Moderated by Carolyn Kormann.
To submit a question for the panelists during the broadcast, visit the event page:
https://festival.newyorker.com/page/1631225/custom-tab
This session is offered as a free community event. If you wish to make a contribution to our charitable partner, the New York Community Trust, we encourage you to learn more:
https://www.nycommunitytrust.org/covid-19-response/
To learn more about The New Yorker Festival, please visit http://festival.newyorker.com.
About the panelists:
Jonathan Franzen, a frequent contributor to The New Yorker, is the author of five novels, including “Purity,” “Freedom,” and “The Corrections,” and five works of nonfiction and translation, including “The Kraus Project” and “Farther Away.” His most recent collection of essays, “The End of the End of the Earth,” was published in 2018. Franzen is the recipient of a National Book Award, for fiction, and the EuroNatur Prize, for his work in conservation.
Elizabeth Kolbert has been a staff writer for The New Yorker since 1999. “The Climate of Man,” her three-part magazine series on global warming, garnered a National Magazine Award for Public Interest, among other honors. Her books include “The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History,” which won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction; her newest book, “Under a White Sky,” will be released in 2021. She is also the recipient of a Heinz Award, a National Magazine Award for Reviews and Criticism, and a Blake-Dodd Prize.
Bill McKibben is a contributing writer for The New Yorker and the author of the publication’s weekly Climate Crisis newsletter. He is the founder of the international grassroots organization 350.org, which tackles climate change, and he also serves as the Schumann Distinguished Scholar in environmental studies, at Middlebury College. Among the many honors he has received are the Right Livelihood Award, sometimes called the alternative Nobel Prize, and the Gandhi Peace Award. His most recent book, “Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?,” was released last year.
Carolyn Kormann has been a New Yorker contributor since 2012 and a staff writer since 2018, covering science, the environment, and climate change. Her writing has also appeared in Harper’s, Porter, and VQR, and has been included in the Best American series. She is the recipient of a James Beard Award for best food coverage, an Abe Fellowship from the Social Science Research Council, a Middlebury Fellowship in Environmental Journalism, and a fellowship from New York University’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
- published: 10 Oct 2020
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Cartilage Regeneration | Frank's Story
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- Uploaded Date: 23 Oct 2015
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Frank had a a torn ACL and a meniscus tear in his knee. The first doctor he saw told him he needed a knee replacement, and would eventually need to stop his ver...
Frank had a a torn ACL and a meniscus tear in his knee. The first doctor he saw told him he needed a knee replacement, and would eventually need to stop his very active lifestyle. Frank wasn't ready for that. Instead, he came to Penn Sports Medicine for a second opinion. He met James Carey, MD, who told him about a procedure called autologous chondrocyte implantation (ACI).
In ACI, a tiny piece of cartilage was taken from Frank's knee and sent to a lab in which it grew millions of cells. Once it was ready, Dr. Carey repaired Frank's ACL tear, and re-implanted his knee cartilage. Today, Frank is back to his healthy lifestyle working out at his CrossFit gym and running.
Get our guide to lower-body injuries, pain and treatment: https://goo.gl/8xb9Mr
Meet James Carey, MD, Director of the Penn Center for Cartilage Repair: http://goo.gl/v0XUTK
Watch more videos from Penn Orthopaedics: https://goo.gl/PK00MQ
Schedule an appointment with a Penn sports medicine specialist: https://goo.gl/8xb9Mr
https://wn.com/Cartilage_Regeneration_|_Frank's_Story
Frank had a a torn ACL and a meniscus tear in his knee. The first doctor he saw told him he needed a knee replacement, and would eventually need to stop his very active lifestyle. Frank wasn't ready for that. Instead, he came to Penn Sports Medicine for a second opinion. He met James Carey, MD, who told him about a procedure called autologous chondrocyte implantation (ACI).
In ACI, a tiny piece of cartilage was taken from Frank's knee and sent to a lab in which it grew millions of cells. Once it was ready, Dr. Carey repaired Frank's ACL tear, and re-implanted his knee cartilage. Today, Frank is back to his healthy lifestyle working out at his CrossFit gym and running.
Get our guide to lower-body injuries, pain and treatment: https://goo.gl/8xb9Mr
Meet James Carey, MD, Director of the Penn Center for Cartilage Repair: http://goo.gl/v0XUTK
Watch more videos from Penn Orthopaedics: https://goo.gl/PK00MQ
Schedule an appointment with a Penn sports medicine specialist: https://goo.gl/8xb9Mr
- published: 23 Oct 2015
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Welcome Back Fest - Charlotte
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Join us on Saturday, July 24, at Romare Bearden Park as we gather to celebrate everything we’ve missed during the pandemic AND everything that has helped us get...
Join us on Saturday, July 24, at Romare Bearden Park as we gather to celebrate everything we’ve missed during the pandemic AND everything that has helped us get through it!
After so long apart, Novant Health is on a mission to reunite and reinvigorate our communities with a taste of the diversity Charlotte has to offer - live music, local food, entertainment and more.
The event is free and open to everyone in the community. No registration or tickets are required. The first 1,000 people with proof of vaccination are eligible to receive a $10 food voucher for use with food vendors on-site.
Vaccinations will be available at the event for both walk-ins and with pre-registration. As a reminder, there is no cost for the COVID-19 vaccine.
For more information about the event please visit: https://www.welcomebackfest2021.com/charlotte/.
We're excited to celebrate with you!
#NHWelcomeBackFest #Festival #Summer
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Join us on Saturday, July 24, at Romare Bearden Park as we gather to celebrate everything we’ve missed during the pandemic AND everything that has helped us get through it!
After so long apart, Novant Health is on a mission to reunite and reinvigorate our communities with a taste of the diversity Charlotte has to offer - live music, local food, entertainment and more.
The event is free and open to everyone in the community. No registration or tickets are required. The first 1,000 people with proof of vaccination are eligible to receive a $10 food voucher for use with food vendors on-site.
Vaccinations will be available at the event for both walk-ins and with pre-registration. As a reminder, there is no cost for the COVID-19 vaccine.
For more information about the event please visit: https://www.welcomebackfest2021.com/charlotte/.
We're excited to celebrate with you!
#NHWelcomeBackFest #Festival #Summer
- published: 20 Jul 2021
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2012 Deans' & Directors' Lecture - Dr. Michele V. Cloonan
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Twenty-Seventh Annual lecture. The series honors current and former Deans and Directors, Wayne S. Yenawine, F. Williams Summers, John Olsgaard, Fred Roper, Dan ...
Twenty-Seventh Annual lecture. The series honors current and former Deans and Directors, Wayne S. Yenawine, F. Williams Summers, John Olsgaard, Fred Roper, Dan Barron and Samantha Hastings, for their many contributions to the college and the profession. The speaker this year was Dr. Michele V. Cloonan, Dean and Professor of Simmons College.
https://wn.com/2012_Deans'_Directors'_Lecture_Dr._Michele_V._Cloonan
Twenty-Seventh Annual lecture. The series honors current and former Deans and Directors, Wayne S. Yenawine, F. Williams Summers, John Olsgaard, Fred Roper, Dan Barron and Samantha Hastings, for their many contributions to the college and the profession. The speaker this year was Dr. Michele V. Cloonan, Dean and Professor of Simmons College.
- published: 10 Apr 2012
- views: 343
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WAHHIs 60th Anniversary Celebration
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WAHHI's 60th Anniversary Celebration - February 17, 2021
WAHHI's 60th Anniversary Celebration - February 17, 2021
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WAHHI's 60th Anniversary Celebration - February 17, 2021
- published: 23 Feb 2021
- views: 117
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Williams Commencement Ceremony 2018
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- published: 03 Jun 2018
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Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age by John F. Dean
Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age, a lecture by John Dean, Preservation and...
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Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age by John F. Dean
Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age by John F. Dean
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Conservation and Preservation in the Digital Age, a lecture by John Dean, Preservation and Conservation Librarian, Cornell University Library. This 2005 lecture was the first in the Brodsky Series for the Advancement of Library Conservation. By digitizing primary source material, libraries can make them widely available through the Internet while minimizing actual handling, and resultant deterioration, of these unique artifacts. Nevertheless, digitization has led to more, not less, emphasis on conservation and preservation as libraries work to prepare materials for scanning. In his talk, Dean will examine the challenges of performing conservation treatments on books, manuscripts, and other library materials not only for the purpose of obtaining the best possible electronic images, but also for preserving their original functional integrity for future scholars.
After emigrating from Great Britain to the United States in 1969, John F. Dean managed the preservation program at the Newberry Library before establishing the apprentice training and conservation program at the Johns Hopkins University in1975. He went to Cornell University in 1985 to establish and develop the Department of Preservation and Conservation. He is widely recognized as one of the major proponents of preservation programs at academic libraries and was the 2003 recipient of the American Library Association's prestigious Paul Banks and Carolyn Harris Preservation Award. He is increasingly in demand internationally as a conservation consultant.
See more on the Brodsky Series Page at http://library.syr.edu/about/departments/preservation/activities/series/Dean_John.php
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Black Georgetown Remembered, 25th Anniversary
On Februrary 24, 2016 the University community gathered in Gaston Hall to commemorate "Bla...
published: 05 Mar 2016
Black Georgetown Remembered, 25th Anniversary
Black Georgetown Remembered, 25th Anniversary
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On Februrary 24, 2016 the University community gathered in Gaston Hall to commemorate "Black Georgetown Remembered," which chronicles and celebrates the rich but little-known history of the Georgetown black community from the colonial period to the present.
Drawing on primary sources, including oral interviews with past and current residents and extensive research in church and historical society archives, the authors record the hopes, dreams, disappointments, and successes of a vibrant neighborhood as it persevered through slavery and segregation, war and peace, prosperity and depression. This event celebrated the beautiful commemorative 25th anniversary edition of "Black Georgetown Remembered," which was first published in 1991, with a new introduction by Kathleen Menzie Lesko and a foreword by Maurice Jackson.
Moderator: Maurice Jackson (Georgetown University)
Panelists: Valerie Babb (University of Georgia), Kathleen Menzie Lesko (Huntington Library), Vernon H. Ricks, Jr (Mount Zion United Methodist Church), Monica Roaché (Georgetown’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission), and Neville Waters, III (Fifth Generation Georgetowner).
The video Black Georgetown Remembered, a documentary from 1989 that complements the book, which can be viewed here:
https://youtu.be/QAJlH1-6ANQ
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Cyfarfod Llawn Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru 03.07.18
Y Cyfarfod Llawn yw cyfarfod o'r Cynulliad cyfan, a gynhelir yn Siambr drafod y Senedd. Y ...
published: 03 Jul 2018
Cyfarfod Llawn Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru 03.07.18
Cyfarfod Llawn Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru 03.07.18
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Y Cyfarfod Llawn yw cyfarfod o'r Cynulliad cyfan, a gynhelir yn Siambr drafod y Senedd. Y Llywydd sy’n cadeirio’r Cyfarfod Llawn a dyma’r prif fforwm i Aelodau’r Cynulliad gyflawni eu rôl fel cynrychiolwyr sydd wedi’u hethol yn ddemocrataidd.
Cynhelir y Cyfarfod Llawn ddwywaith yr wythnos ar ddydd Mawrth a dydd Mercher ac mae’n agored i’r cyhoedd neu ar gael i wylio yn fyw, neu ar alw yma ar YouTube neu ar wefan Senedd TV.
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Fall 2020 Thesis Symposium: Business & Public Policy
Senior Plan II students presented their thesis findings at the Plan II Thesis Symposium on...
published: 17 Dec 2020
Fall 2020 Thesis Symposium: Business & Public Policy
Fall 2020 Thesis Symposium: Business & Public Policy
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Senior Plan II students presented their thesis findings at the Plan II Thesis Symposium on Tuesday, December 1, 2020.
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A New Yorker Festival Community Event with Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben
A Global Reckoning: Contributors to the upcoming New Yorker anthology “The Fragile Earth” ...
published: 10 Oct 2020
A New Yorker Festival Community Event with Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben
A New Yorker Festival Community Event with Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben
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A Global Reckoning: Contributors to the upcoming New Yorker anthology “The Fragile Earth” discuss the climate crisis. With Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Bill McKibben. Moderated by Carolyn Kormann.
To submit a question for the panelists during the broadcast, visit the event page:
https://festival.newyorker.com/page/1631225/custom-tab
This session is offered as a free community event. If you wish to make a contribution to our charitable partner, the New York Community Trust, we encourage you to learn more:
https://www.nycommunitytrust.org/covid-19-response/
To learn more about The New Yorker Festival, please visit http://festival.newyorker.com.
About the panelists:
Jonathan Franzen, a frequent contributor to The New Yorker, is the author of five novels, including “Purity,” “Freedom,” and “The Corrections,” and five works of nonfiction and translation, including “The Kraus Project” and “Farther Away.” His most recent collection of essays, “The End of the End of the Earth,” was published in 2018. Franzen is the recipient of a National Book Award, for fiction, and the EuroNatur Prize, for his work in conservation.
Elizabeth Kolbert has been a staff writer for The New Yorker since 1999. “The Climate of Man,” her three-part magazine series on global warming, garnered a National Magazine Award for Public Interest, among other honors. Her books include “The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History,” which won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction; her newest book, “Under a White Sky,” will be released in 2021. She is also the recipient of a Heinz Award, a National Magazine Award for Reviews and Criticism, and a Blake-Dodd Prize.
Bill McKibben is a contributing writer for The New Yorker and the author of the publication’s weekly Climate Crisis newsletter. He is the founder of the international grassroots organization 350.org, which tackles climate change, and he also serves as the Schumann Distinguished Scholar in environmental studies, at Middlebury College. Among the many honors he has received are the Right Livelihood Award, sometimes called the alternative Nobel Prize, and the Gandhi Peace Award. His most recent book, “Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?,” was released last year.
Carolyn Kormann has been a New Yorker contributor since 2012 and a staff writer since 2018, covering science, the environment, and climate change. Her writing has also appeared in Harper’s, Porter, and VQR, and has been included in the Best American series. She is the recipient of a James Beard Award for best food coverage, an Abe Fellowship from the Social Science Research Council, a Middlebury Fellowship in Environmental Journalism, and a fellowship from New York University’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
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Cartilage Regeneration | Frank's Story
Frank had a a torn ACL and a meniscus tear in his knee. The first doctor he saw told him h...
published: 23 Oct 2015
Cartilage Regeneration | Frank's Story
Cartilage Regeneration | Frank's Story
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Frank had a a torn ACL and a meniscus tear in his knee. The first doctor he saw told him he needed a knee replacement, and would eventually need to stop his very active lifestyle. Frank wasn't ready for that. Instead, he came to Penn Sports Medicine for a second opinion. He met James Carey, MD, who told him about a procedure called autologous chondrocyte implantation (ACI).
In ACI, a tiny piece of cartilage was taken from Frank's knee and sent to a lab in which it grew millions of cells. Once it was ready, Dr. Carey repaired Frank's ACL tear, and re-implanted his knee cartilage. Today, Frank is back to his healthy lifestyle working out at his CrossFit gym and running.
Get our guide to lower-body injuries, pain and treatment: https://goo.gl/8xb9Mr
Meet James Carey, MD, Director of the Penn Center for Cartilage Repair: http://goo.gl/v0XUTK
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Welcome Back Fest - Charlotte
Join us on Saturday, July 24, at Romare Bearden Park as we gather to celebrate everything ...
published: 20 Jul 2021
Welcome Back Fest - Charlotte
Welcome Back Fest - Charlotte
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Join us on Saturday, July 24, at Romare Bearden Park as we gather to celebrate everything we’ve missed during the pandemic AND everything that has helped us get through it!
After so long apart, Novant Health is on a mission to reunite and reinvigorate our communities with a taste of the diversity Charlotte has to offer - live music, local food, entertainment and more.
The event is free and open to everyone in the community. No registration or tickets are required. The first 1,000 people with proof of vaccination are eligible to receive a $10 food voucher for use with food vendors on-site.
Vaccinations will be available at the event for both walk-ins and with pre-registration. As a reminder, there is no cost for the COVID-19 vaccine.
For more information about the event please visit: https://www.welcomebackfest2021.com/charlotte/.
We're excited to celebrate with you!
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2012 Deans' & Directors' Lecture - Dr. Michele V. Cloonan
Twenty-Seventh Annual lecture. The series honors current and former Deans and Directors, W...
published: 10 Apr 2012
2012 Deans' & Directors' Lecture - Dr. Michele V. Cloonan
2012 Deans' & Directors' Lecture - Dr. Michele V. Cloonan
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Twenty-Seventh Annual lecture. The series honors current and former Deans and Directors, Wayne S. Yenawine, F. Williams Summers, John Olsgaard, Fred Roper, Dan Barron and Samantha Hastings, for their many contributions to the college and the profession. The speaker this year was Dr. Michele V. Cloonan, Dean and Professor of Simmons College.
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WAHHIs 60th Anniversary Celebration
WAHHI's 60th Anniversary Celebration - February 17, 2021
published: 23 Feb 2021
WAHHIs 60th Anniversary Celebration
WAHHIs 60th Anniversary Celebration
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WAHHI's 60th Anniversary Celebration - February 17, 2021
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Williams Commencement Ceremony 2018
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Williams Commencement Ceremony 2018
Williams Commencement Ceremony 2018
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by Noel Paul Stookey
Paul And
by: Noel Paul StookeyYou remember the song called "Give a Damn"
Some group sang last summer?
About people livin' with rats and things
The paper couldn't cover?
Well, it wasn't very popular
Nobody wanted to hear
And that's a shame 'cause a pretty tune
Was just what we needed that year
The first thing nobody wanted to hear
was "damn" - that was on the label
I mean it's okay if you just read it there
But you didn't bring it up at the table
So the radio didn't play the song
Except on the FM stations
Until some looter worked his way
Down to the United Nations
Then word got around that there's this song
All about the riots and stuff
So, they played "Give A Damn" on the noon report
Just once, but that was enough
Some cameraman with groovy footage
Of glowing embers and charred remains
Put the pictures with the song on the six o'clock news
Following the baseball game
Then everybody said it was a real fine song
"Why didn't we hear it before?
Let's all blame the radio stations
For bringing on the domestic war
Oh sure, we'd seen some articles
We knew some people needed help
But social workers take care of that
I mean, why give a damn yourself?"
Well, the reason that you didn't
And the reason that you won't
Is you think you got a lot to lose
And the other fella don't
Oh you give a damn, well so does he
'You think the rest of us are just fakin'?
I mean what do you need that you got to give
Less than what you're takin'?
Where could you go?
Who could you see?
What could you do the best?
The book is in your left hand
Your right hand knows the address
Address your questions, address your money
Address your telephone number
But above all else, please address yourself
To give a damn this summer