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SUMMARY:Ken Hinman
DESCRIPTION:Ken Hinman\, President\, The National Coalition for Maine Conservation\, has been at the center of the fisheries conservation movement over 40 years.  He is head of Wild Oceans\, an independent non-profit organization. “I am Wild Oceans” he said at the founding in 1973.  He notes “it’s indeed a fish-eat-fish world” and has proceeded for decades with his passion to keep the oceans wild to achieve a vibrant future for fishing with ecosystem-based managements for fisheries.  \nWidely acclaimed for his plan at the center of the fisheries conservation movement with dedication to our coastal ecosystems\, Hinman has written extensively on conservation policy and science\, served as a conservation editor\, and published widely while uniting fishermen and environmentalists for the preservation of our oceans and fishing opportunities to assure a healthy future.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/ken-hinman/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:George Stevens\, Jr.
DESCRIPTION:George Stevens\, Jr.\, a summer resident of Islesboro\, Founder of The American Film Institute\, and 37-year producer of the Kennedy Center honors\, published a new memoir in May this year:  My Place in the Sun:  Life in the Golden Age of Hollywood and Washington. He will recount some of his times with a most remarkable assembly of accomplished friends and colleagues from the entertainment world\, government\, politics and journalism.  Extraordinary people from the late 20th and early 21st Century animate his many stories throughout unusual shared times.    \nHis book will be for sale. Please come early for the book signing!
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/george-stevens-jr/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:Darron A. Collins
DESCRIPTION:Darron A. Collins\, President of The College of the Atlantic since 2011 is an American Ecologist and academic administrator and academic administrator specialized in ethnobotany.  Among his duties he and U. S. Senator from Maine\, Angus King\, join in a monthly podcast on climate and change and student action. \nSee Darron’s slideshow: From Maine to Mongolia and Back Again \n\nDarron Collins would like Islesboro residents to know about an upcoming program at the College of the Atlantic that is part of the COA’s SUMMER INSTITUTE 2022: Entitled “Our One and Only Ocean\,” it takes place July 25-29; free and open to the public; in person or virtual! \nhttps://collegeoftheatlantic.regfox.com/coa-summer-institute
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/darron-a-collins/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:William G. Rosenberg\, Phd.
DESCRIPTION:William G. Rosenberg\, Phd. is Professor of Russian History Emeritus at the University of Michigan and\, Vice Chair\, Board of Trustees at the European University at St. Petersburg.  His first trip to Russia was in 1967\, and has been the author of several books on Russia and China.  Rather than the usual Forum lecture\, he prefers to make a few remarks\, Rosenberg will respond in discussion to questions or particular issues raised from the participating Forum audience.  Bill Rosenberg and his wife Elie now live in Brunswick\, and are long-term summer residents of Islesboro.  
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/william-g-rosenberg-phd-2/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:Chase Reynolds Ewald\, "Bison: An American Comeback Story"
DESCRIPTION:Chase Reynolds Ewald will tell the story of the bison\, from their near annihilation in the 19th century to their stunningly revived status today. She will describe a new approach to bison ranching\, trace the return of bison to tribal lands and provide an inside view of the ambitious goals of the American Prairie Reserve in Montana to conserve more than 3 million acres of mixed grass prairie habitat\, re-establish bison populations and improve the environment through the process of self-regeneration. \nChase Reynolds Ewald is the author of fourteen books on architecture\, interior design\, traditional craftsmanship\, natural history and cuisine. Her most recent works are Bison: Portrait of an Icon\, with photographer Audrey Hall\, Modern Americana\, written with designer Max Humphrey\, and At Home in the Wine Country\, written with co-author Heather Sandy Hebert. A graduate of Yale and Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism\, Chase is a frequent contributor to Mountain Living and Cowgirl magazines\, Senior Editor of Western Art & Architecture\, and Design Columnist for Big Sky Journal.  She also edits\, writes\, and does social media management for private clients. A former resident of Maine\, she has worked for Down East Magazine and Hurricane Island Outward Bound. When not wandering the West or visiting islands in Penobscot Bay\, she lives in Marin County\, California\, with her husband\, Charles\, and their four daughters. \nhttps://www.chasereynoldsewald.com
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/chase-reynolds-ewald/
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SUMMARY:David Greene\, "American Higher Education in the Eye of the Storm"
DESCRIPTION:The global pandemic didn’t create a crisis for colleges and universities as much as it exposed existing and growing fault lines. Outdated financial and pricing models\, weakening public support\, the promise (and failure) of online learning\, and industry-wide inertia are leading to a major shakeout. But the news is not all bad\, with innovative approaches and a long overdue focus on students and learning charting a way forward. \n\n\n\n\nAs Colby College’s 20th president\, David A. Greene has been executing an ambitious program for ensuring Colby’s place among the world’s finest liberal arts colleges. Most recently\, Greene led the creation of the Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence at Colby\, which will be the first interdisciplinary AI program at a liberal arts college when it formally launches in the fall of 2021. Construction is underway on the largest academic building project in Colby’s history\, the Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts\, and in 2020 Colby opened the Harold Alfond Athletics and Recreation Center\, the finest facility in Division 3 athletics. \nA major priority in his administration has been to advance the College’s efforts around diversity and inclusion and investment in programs to increase its global focus. Through expanded outreach and distinctive financial aid programs\, Colby’s applicant pool has risen from 5\,000 to 16\,000 and the enrolled classes at historic highs for academic preparation and diversity. Greene led the creation of DavisConnects\, an innovative program that guarantees funded global experiences for Colby students and supports internships and research opportunities through partnerships with corporations and nonprofit and civic organizations. Partnerships also support the Colby Labs\, such as the Buck Lab for the Environment and Climate Change and the Linde Packman Lab for Biosciences Innovation\, an initiative Greene spearheaded to create multidisciplinary connections around major global challenges and to facilitate funded internships\, research\, and global experiences for students. Through a partnership with the Wyeth family\, Colby students and faculty have unique opportunities to engage in research on Allen Island off the Maine coast\, and in 2017 Colby launched the Lunder Institute for American Art\, a collaborative initiative with the Colby College Museum of Art that inspires innovative research and production to expand the boundaries of American art. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRecognizing that a vibrant downtown Waterville is critical to both the region and to Colby\, Greene has worked with city leaders to make downtown revitalization a priority. The College’s action\, including the redevelopment of key properties downtown\, spurred additional investment in real estate and economic activity on and around Main Street\, with a total of $180 million invested to date. Colby’s downtown projects include two facilities that will make Waterville a destination for the arts and culture\, a boutique hotel and restaurant\, a student residential complex\, new retail spaces\, and a tech center in a former bank building that had been vacant for decades. Colby’s efforts are being supported through the largest fundraising campaign in liberal arts history. \nBefore arriving at Colby\, Greene was executive vice president of the University of Chicago and\, prior to that\, served in leadership roles at Brown University and Smith College. At the University of Chicago he led high-priority initiatives including revitalization of community and commercial areas in Hyde Park\, near the university’s campus; a master plan to support $3 billion in infrastructure improvements and expansion including residence halls\, research buildings\, clinical care facilities\, and art centers; an affiliation with the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole and establishment of the Becker Friedman Institute for Research in Economics; and development of new research and teaching centers in Chicago\, New Delhi\, and Beijing. \n\n\n\n\n\nGreene received a bachelor’s degree in history from Hamilton College and a master’s degree in human development and psychology from Harvard University before earning a master’s and a doctoral degree in education and social policy at Harvard. In addition to the economics of education\, his research interests include social and political movements and their influence on individuals and institutions.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/david-greene/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:Miles O’Brien\, "Flying Cars\, Electric Planes and Cheap Rockets: how some breakthroughs in transportation may save the planet."
DESCRIPTION:Miles O’Brien is a veteran\, independent journalist who focuses on science\, technology and aerospace.  \nHe is the science correspondent for the PBS NewsHour\, a producer\, director\, writer and correspondent for the PBS documentary programs NOVA and FRONTLINE and an aviation analyst for CNN. He owns MOBIAS Media\, Inc.\, a production company that creates award winning documentary films primarily for PBS as well as several educational and corporate clients.  \nFor nearly seventeen of his thirty-nine years in the news business\, he was a staff correspondent and anchor with CNN\, based in Atlanta and New York. He served as the science\, environment and aerospace correspondent and the anchor of various programs\, including American Morning. \nWhile at CNN\, O’Brien secured a deal with NASA to become the first journalist to fly on the space shuttle. The project ended with the loss of Columbia and her crew in 2003 – a story he told to the world in a critically acclaimed sixteen-hour marathon of live coverage. He later served for ten years as a member of the NASA Advisory Council\, offering strategic advice to the NASA administrator. \nPrior to joining CNN\, he worked as a reporter at television stations in St. Joseph\, MO\, Albany\, NY\, Tampa\, FL and Boston. He began his television career as a desk assistant at WRC-TV in Washington\, DC. \nO’Brien is an accomplished pilot and is frequently called upon to explain the world of aviation to a mass audience. \nHe has won numerous awards over the years\, including six Emmys\, a Peabody and a DuPont. \nHe has produced\, written and directed nine films for PBS NOVA: Mind of a Rampage Killer (2013)\, Manhunt Boston Bombers (2013)\, Megastorm Aftermath (2013)\, Why Planes Vanish (2014)\, Nuclear Meltdown Disaster (2015)\, Fifteen Years of Terror (2016)\, The Nuclear Option (2017)\, Inside the Megafire (2019) and The Great Electric Airplane Race (2021).  \nHe also produced\, wrote and directed FRONTLINE Coronavirus Pandemic (2020) and was a writer and correspondent for four FRONTLINES: Flying Cheap (2010)\, Flying Cheaper (2011)\, Nuclear Aftershocks (2012) and Dollars and Dentists (2012). \nIn February of 2014\, a heavy equipment case fell on his forearm while he was on assignment. He developed Acute Compartment Syndrome\, which necessitated the emergency amputation of his left arm above the elbow. Despite the loss of his arm\, he has completed two marathons\, several ultra-distance bike rides\, a half Ironman\, and has returned to flying airplanes. \nBorn in Detroit and raised in Grosse Pointe Farms\, MI\, he is based in Vero Beach\, Florida. He was a history major at Georgetown University. Miles has two grown children. His son is a US Navy Lieutenant stationed in Yokosuka\, Japan and his daughter is a social work in New York City. 
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/miles-obrien/
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SUMMARY:Roger Heinen\, "Islesboro Economic Sustainability"
DESCRIPTION:IESC is a quasi-municipal\, non-profit entity transforming private non-taxable donation dollars into a catalyst for the essential island services and businesses which underpin a vital\, full time island community. The IESC supports local entrepreneurs creating on-island jobs and attracting new families by providing information\, business expansion loans and direct investments in infrastructure projects. Roger’s talk will briefly describe the IESC mission and accomplishments in its first 18 months of operation. Following that Roger will review the recent IESC island survey seeking to understand what the most essential services and businesses are. Then he’ll engage the audience in a discussion on their ideas for promoting Islesboro sustainability.  \nRoger and Marny Heinen have been residents of Islesboro since 1996. Roger spent his career in the computer industry including senior executive roles at Apple and Microsoft\, mentoring and financing early-stage startups\, and directorships for public\, private and non-profit organizations. Roger holds degrees from the Worcester Polytechnic Institute and the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/roger-heinen/
LOCATION:Islesboro Community Center\, 103 Pendleton Point Road\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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SUMMARY:Myron S. Cohen M.D.\, “COVID-19:  Past\, Present and Future”
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URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/myron-s-cohen-md/
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SUMMARY:Dr. David Van Essen\, “Your Brain\, My Brain\, and a Chimpanzee’s Brain: What’s the Difference\, and Why Should We Care?”
DESCRIPTION:The quest to understand the human brain in health and disease is a grand challenge for the 21st century and beyond. This talk will focus on the cerebral cortex\, which is the dominant structure of our brains and largely responsible for what makes us unique as a species and unique as individuals—each with our distinctive personalities\, intellectual capabilities\, and personal foibles. Recent progress using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has provided intriguing answers to some questions but leaves many others as truly daunting. \nDavid Van Essen is the Alumni Endowed Professor of Neurobiology at Washington University in St Louis. For nearly 50 years he has studied the structure\, function\, connectivity\, development\, and evolution of cerebral cortex in humans and nonhuman primates. He recently led the Human Connectome Project (HCP)\, a large-scale effort that acquired\, analyzed\, and freely shared high-quality neuroimaging data from 1200 healthy adults.  Dr. Van Essen received his undergraduate degree from Caltech and his Ph.D. from Harvard University. He joined the Caltech faculty in 1976 and moved to Washington University in 1992 to chair the Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology for 20 years.  He has served in many other leadership positions\, including President of the Society of Neuroscience and founding chair of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping. He has received numerous awards and honors\, notably including the Glass Brain Award from the Organization for Human Brain Mapping\, the George A. Miller Prize from the Cognitive Neuroscience Society\, and the Carl and Gerti Cori Faculty Achievement Award from Washington University. He is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/your-brain-my-brain-and-a-chimpanzees-brain/
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SUMMARY:Dr. Abe Miller-Rushing\, “Managing for Climate Change in Our National Parks”
DESCRIPTION:National parks were originally established with the goal of preserving resources as they were in the past. That goal is no longer feasible. Dr. Miller-Rushing will describe how national park managers are adjusting their approach to manage for change and the science they are using to inform their decisions. He will specifically talk about work going on in Acadia National Park\, which serves as a model for how national park managers can adjust to a changing climate. \nDr. Miller-Rushing is the Science Coordinator for Acadia National Park\, where he has worked since 2010. He oversees research in the park and leads the science strategy to meet the park’s priority needs. Dr. Miller-Rushing’s own research focuses on protected area management\, forest responses to climate change\, and citizen science. He helped to establish the Citizen Science Association and the USA National Phenology Network\, a national network to monitor the impacts of climate change plants and animals. He received his bachelors in Biology from Grinnelll College in Iowa and his Ph.D. in Ecology\, Behavior\, and Evolution from Boston University.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/managing-for-climate-change-in-our-national-parks/
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SUMMARY:Dr. Jim Basker\, "Black Lives Have Always Mattered: American History and the Gilder Lehrman Institute in 2020"
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER NOW! \nIn this talk\, which will be dedicated to the memory of Richard Gilder\, Dr. Jim Basker will present 6 or 7 moments in American history that were shaped by the African American presence\, often in unexpected or forgotten ways. The focus will be on key documents\, from a rare printing of the Declaration of Independence and a unique letter that Frederick Douglass wrote to his former master\, to a 1926 NAACP poster and a civil rights placard from 1968. While progress is never smooth\, it is always made possible by education and perseverance. \nBasker is president of the Gilder Lehrman Institute and Richard Gilder Professor of Literary History at Barnard College\, Columbia University. As president of the Gilder Lehrman Institute since 1997\, Basker has overseen the development of history education initiatives nationwide\, including history high schools\, teacher seminars\, traveling exhibitions\, digital archives\, and the National History Teacher of the Year Award program. \nBasker has also served as project director for several history exhibitions at the New York Historical Society\, including Alexander Hamilton: The Man Who Made Modern America (2004–2005)\, Lincoln in His Own Words: An Intimate View of Our Greatest President (2009)\, and John Brown: The Abolitionist and His Legacy (2009–2010). He is an elected member of the Society of American Historians and former fellow of the American Antiquarian Society. He serves on Mount Vernon’s Scholarly Advisory Board\, the boards of the Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize and the Frederick Douglass Book Prize\, and as a trustee of the New-York Historical Society. \nBasker was educated at Harvard\, Cambridge\, and Oxford\, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. He taught for seven years at Harvard University before coming to New York\, and he has been a visiting professor at NYU\, Cambridge University\, and Rogue Community College in Oregon. He is also founder and president of OxBridge Academic Programs\, which has sponsored summer programs and teacher seminars in Oxford\, Cambridge\, Paris\, and Barcelona for more than twenty years. \nHis publications include Amazing Grace: Poems about Slavery 1660–1810 (2002)\, Early American Abolitionists (2005)\, and American Antislavery Writing: Colonial Beginnings to Emancipation (2012) as well as scores of essays and educational booklets on various topics in English and American history and literature. \nThanks to Richard Gilder\, Dr. Basker has a long and recurring connection to Islesboro. Gilder invited Basker and his family to Islesboro often over the years\, so he now counts many people on Islesboro as friends. \nHe will be introduced by Islesboro resident and Oxford classmate\, John Rex Waller.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/dr-jim-basker-the-history-of-slavery-and-a-tribute-to-richard-gilder/
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SUMMARY:Beth Orcutt\, "Deep Sea Frontiers: What Happens as Humanity Seizes the Seafloor?"
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER NOW! \nWill your next cell phone or solar panel contain heavy metals from the seafloor? Could strange life in the deep sea contain the genetic blueprint for a new blockbuster drug or industrial enzyme? Join Dr. Beth Orcutt for an introduction to the vast and diverse underbelly of life on Earth found deep in our oceans. Learn how this life benefits humanity\, and how the deep sea connects to recommendations of the Maine Climate Council to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045. \nDr. Orcutt has been a Senior Research Scientist at the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences since 2012\, where she leads a team to study the weird microscopic life that lives at the bottom of the ocean. For her research\, Dr. Orcutt has traveled far and wide: to the bottom of the ocean\, exploring underwater hydrothermal vents in remote oceans and oil seeps in the Gulf of Mexico; to remote lakes of the Canadian Arctic reachable only by helicopter; and to research labs around the world\, including a recent sabbatical in Germany. She was recently awarded the Asahiko Taira Prize for Scientific Research from the American Geophysical Union\, the largest international scientific society for Earth science. She received her Ph.D. degree in Marine Sciences from the University of Georgia Athens.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/beth-orcutt-deep-sea-frontiers-what-happens-as-humanity-seizes-the-seafloor/
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SUMMARY:Bruce Blankenfeld\, Master Navigator\, "Rediscovery of Ocean Heritage"
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER NOW!  \nMaster Maritime Navigator and Hōkūle‘a Captain\, Bruce Blankenfeld will discuss ancient Polynesian navigation techniques\, the perpetuation of these\, and the Hōkūle‘a’s “Mālama Honua” (the recent worldwide voyage in traditional voyaging sailing canoes). \n\nCaptain Blankenfeld serves as PWO Navigator and crew training coordinator for the World Wide Voyage. He is employed as a foreman by McCabe Hamilton and Renny (stevedoring contractor) and is a long distance paddler and coach for Hui Nalu Canoe Club. His most recent voyage as captain and navigator was the 2009 training sail from Hawai‘i to Palmyra and back in preparation for Hōkūle‘a’s Worldwide Voyage. Bruce serves as a director of crew training for the voyage. \nBruce began his association with Polynesian Voyaging Society in 1977 by volunteering for the maintenance of Hōkūle’a while training for crew on day and night sails. \nIn 1990\, he began formal navigation training with Nainoa Thompson and Mau Plailug\, which included a nine-day sail on Hokule’a out of sight of land in 1991. On the 1992 voyage to Rarotonga\, he served as an apprentice navigator on Hokule’a from Rarotonga\, Cook Islands to Tahiti (800 miles\, 8 day) and then as co-navigator\, with Kimo Lyman\, from the Tahiti to Hawai’i. \nAfter many decades of sailing and navigating\, in 2007\, on Ku Holo Mau\, the voyage to Satawal\, Bruce was captain and navigator of Hōkūle‘a from Hawa’i to Pohnpei. He rejoined the crew for the sail from Chuuk to Satawal\, where he was one of five Hawaiians inducted into PWO by Mau Piailug. \n\nBruce will be introduced by Emily and Sophie Kelley-Lau. Emily and Sophie were born in Hawaiʻi and lived there until they were 10 and 8\, after which they moved to Islesboro. Although they were welcomed into the loving community of Islesboro\, they missed their native\, vibrant culture. When the Hōkūleʻa sailed into Mount Desert Island\, it was like a breath of warm Hawaiian air. Since first seeing and learning about the ancient traditions of Polynesian voyaging\, the sisters have hoped to become a greater part of the Mālama Honua mission that Bruce introduced to them in Southwest Harbor. \n\n\nTo understand how the ancient Polynesian marine navigation described by Forum speaker Bruce Blankenfeld is different from\, and persuasively challenges the theory of “Pacific float” asserted by Thor Heyerdahl  in his book Kon Tiki\, please read this Smithsonian Magazine article addressing the competing theories.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/bruce-blankenfeld-master-navigator-rediscovery-of-ocean-heritage/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Karachi:20200726T173000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Karachi:20200726T183000
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SUMMARY:Francesca Zambello and Tim O’Leary\, “Spotlight on the Opera Blue”
DESCRIPTION:Blue\, a new opera by Jeanine Tesori and Tazewell Thompson that had its premiere at The Glimmerglass Festival last summer\, centers on the hopes and fears of a young Black couple as they raise a son in 21st-century America. Reflective of a tragically familiar headline\, the story follows the father — a police officer — and the mother\, as they navigate the killing of their son by law enforcement with support from their community. The opera was set for subsequent performances at Washington National Opera\, Lyric Opera of Chicago and Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival\, before cancellations were announced due to the ongoing pandemic. \nGlimmerglass Festival Artistic Director Francesca Zambello speaks with Washington National Opera General Director Timothy O’Leary about the process of bringing Blue from commission\, to its world premiere\, to ultimately receiving the Music Critics Association of North America’s award for Best New Opera. They will be joined by renowned baritone and featured Blue performer\, Gordon Hawkins\, and introduced by Betsy Cohen\, Islesboro summer resident\, opera lover and financial sponsor of Blue.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/francesca-zambello-and-tim-oleary-spotlight-on-the-opera-blue/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Karachi:20200719T173000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Karachi:20200719T183000
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CREATED:20200629T072400Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200721T002020Z
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SUMMARY:Shey Conover\, Entrepreneur\, Marshall Cove Aquaculture\, “Commercial Aquaculture Off Islesboro’s Coast”
DESCRIPTION:A look at a local sea farm’s effort to diversify the marine economy in a changing world. \nShey lives on Islesboro with her husband\, Josh\, and two children. Together they own and operate Islesboro Marine\, a full-service boatyard that diversified into aquaculture in 2016 growing Marshall Cove Mussels. Shey came to Islesboro in 2002 as an Island Fellow\, and continued her career at the Island Institute\, leaving in 2017 as VP of Programs. Shey is now focused on their local family business and its growth into aquaculture and serves on a number of community boards.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/shey-conover-entrepreneur-marshall-cove-aquaculture-commercial-aquaculture-off-islesboros-coast-a-look-at-a-local-sea-farms-effort-to-diversify-the-mar/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200712T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200712T183000
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CREATED:20200629T072038Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200720T002459Z
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SUMMARY:Dr. Troy Brennan\, Chief Medical Officer at CVS Health\, “How the COVID Pandemic Might Change the Future Delivery of Healthcare”
DESCRIPTION:With his vast experience in the health care sector\, as a senior officer at one of the country’s largest providers of pharmaceutical and basic health care services and as a professor at both Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health\, Dr. Brennan will address how the COVID-19 pandemic might change the future delivery of healthcare in the US. \nTroyen A. Brennan provides oversight for the development of CVS Health’s clinical and medical affairs and health care strategy\, as well as the company’s CVS MinuteClinic and Accordant Health Care businesses. In his academic work\, he was Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Professor of Law and Public Health at Harvard School of Public Health. \nBrennan received his medical degree and his Master’s in Public Health from Yale Medical School and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Yale Law School. He also has a Master’s degree from Oxford University\, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Southern Methodist University. He completed his internship and residency in internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. He is a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/dr-troy-brennan-chief-medical-officer-at-cvs-health-how-the-covid-pandemic-might-change-the-future-delivery-of-healthcare/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180804T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180804T183000
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SUMMARY:David Wenner
DESCRIPTION:Biology Lab
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/david-wenner/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160828T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160828T183000
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SUMMARY:Penobscot Bay: Exploitation\, Collapse & Now\, Recovery
DESCRIPTION:Karen Alexander\, Bill Leavenworth\, James Wilson.\n \nPenobscot Bay lies at the midpoint of the coast\, creating the confluence of northern and southern waters\, with the river\, a watershed.  Chellie Pingree\, Maine’s 1st District representative to Congress notes\, “Our lives are so affected by so much of the watershed\, up and down the river…this is a critically important region to the rest of the state.  People care deeply about the health of the Bay because our economies are built on tourism and fishing.”  The Penobscot Watershed Conference in which she took part in May had 300 conferees considering the region’s environment\, industries\, and climate\, the Penobscot’s history and future impact upon us.  Bill Leavenworth\, was a participant\, looking into the history of fisheries\, possible reasons for their declines and the likelihood of fisheries restoration.  He is one of the principal historians for the Fresh and Salt Water Fishery research team\, under the leadership of Professor Emeritus James Wilson.  Wilson is a prominent marine biologist particularly concerned with policy and fisheries governance systems. Both experts work with Karen Alexander\, also a member of the team.  A research fellow at UMA Amherst\, she is an author\, has worked on three or more movies about the Marine ecosystem and is completing her PhD at the University of New Hampshire.  The three university experts will present visuals for us\, and a panel discussion on their findings and expectations for the Penobscot\, a prime element in the current life and future of the State of Maine\, its people and chief industries. Prepare your questions!
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/penobscot-bay-exploitation-collapse-now-recovery/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160821T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160821T183000
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SUMMARY:A Creative Life: Exploring Film\, Television\, and the Performing Arts in America
DESCRIPTION:George Stevens\, Jr. \nGeorge is among the third generation of Stevens who summer on Islesboro\, a well-known and admired good friend and neighbor\, he preserves and continues the family influence on American taste and history through its enormous output for culture and the arts. \nGeorge grew up in Hollywood\, son of director George Stevens (Alice Adams\, Swing Time\, A Place in the Sun\, Shane\, Giant) and went to Washington in 1962 to serve under Edward R. Morrow at the United States Information Agency\, as head of USIA’s Motion Picture Service in the Kennedy administration.  His legacy is a 50-year career dedicated to motion pictures and the performing arts.  It includes establishing two enduring institutions:  Founding Director for the America Film Institute\, 37 year co-creator and writer-producer of the Kennedy Center Honors.      Presented an Oscar in 2012 by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for “extraordinary distinction in lifetime achievement”\, he also has been awarded 17 Emmys\, 2 Peabody Awards\, and the Humanitas Prize for his television shows. He has received eight awards from the Writers Guild of America for outstanding writing\, and the Paul Selvin Award for writing that embodies civil rights and liberties. \nMr. Stevens has published two books: Conversations with the Great Movie Makers of Hollywood’s Golden Age (2006)\, prompted by a Seminar Series Stevens initiated in 1969\, and Conversations with the Great Moviemakers – The Next Generation (2012). \nHe has served as Co-Chairman of the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities since his appointment by President Obama.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/a-creative-life-exploring-film-television-and-the-performing-arts-in-america/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160814T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160814T183000
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SUMMARY:Common Ground: Recent Projects by Selldorf Architects
DESCRIPTION:Annabelle Selldorf.\n \nAnnabelle is the principal of Selldorf Architects\, a 65-person architectural practice she developed in New York City\, 1988.  The firm’s guiding principles are rooted in humanism\, designing the optimal experience for the individual.  The firm’s work brings to life public and private spaces\, conflating contemporary sensibilities with classic impact.  One senses architectural solutions that fuse purpose and poetry. \n            Selldorf clients include cultural institutions and universities\, among them: the Museum of Contemporary Art\, San Diego\, the Clark Art Institute\, Neue Galerie New York\, New York University\, Brown University\, a number of galleries as Hauser & Wirth\, and Gladstone Gallery.  Exhibitions include Frieze Masters\, Gagosian Gallery\, and the Venice Art Biennale\, to name a prominent few.  In other directions Selldorf designed the award winning Sims Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility\, a new recycling facility and education center on the Brooklyn waterfront\, and a school In Africa.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/common-ground-recent-projects-by-selldorf-architects/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160807T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160807T183000
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SUMMARY:A R R T! - Activist Artists Creating & Collaborating for Change
DESCRIPTION:Natasha Mayers\, Nora Tryon.\n \nPresenting artists Nora and Natasha are the organizing members of ARRT!\, a collective project of the Union of Maine Visual Artists.  ARRT! provides images for progressive organizations in Maine to help them get messages to State residents with a colorfully compelling alternative to the corporate-driven media environment. \nBright banners\, placards\, props\, digital designs and video projections will be displayed and discussed\, indicating how a small\, dedicated business with an artistic approach\, has spoken effectively to current issues of environmental hazards\, health care access\, social justice\, peace\, civil discourse\, immigrant rights\, climate change\, economic equality\, voting rights\, food security – you name another!
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/a-r-r-t-activist-artists-creating-collaborating-for-change/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160731T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160731T183000
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SUMMARY:Inspiring Visual Story Tellers\, Creativity & Communication – Rockport\, Maine to Around the World
DESCRIPTION:Meg Weston.\n \nMeg is a long-time Maine resident and leader in higher education\, business and consulting in international imaging.  She was appointed President of Maine Media Workshops + College in February\, 2012. In 2014\, she led Maine Media in a partnership with the Town of Rockport creating the first municipally owned fiber optic network in Maine\, bringing gigabit connectivity to the college’s campus and to the town. \nMeg has a wealth of experience in higher education including service as Chair of a legislative commission on higher education governance\, and on the Board of Trustees of the University of Maine System. She has an MFA in creative non-fiction and photography\, and has taught digital imaging.  One of the core faculty of the Maine Media MFA program\, she mentors students on creative writing projects. \nAs leader in imaging and communications businesses\, Meg was president of the Portland Press Herald and Maine Sunday Telegram\, and president and COO of the U.S. photofinishing operations of Konica Corporation. \nMeg’s passion is photographing volcanoes; her images of erupting lava and fire from more than 30 trips around the world has prompted solo exhibits.  Included in her many activities\, she leads workshops on writing and photography in the geologically active regions of Iceland and Hawaii.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/inspiring-visual-story-tellers-creativity-communication-rockport-maine-to-around-the-world/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160724T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160724T183000
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SUMMARY:Venison & Democracy  -  What Pasty Pans & Ticks Have in Common
DESCRIPTION:Sandy Oliver.\n \nSandy\, a revered Maine Food Writer\, Columnist\, and Speaker\, is a long- time resident on Islesboro.   Forty years a food historian\, she writes regularly for Maine magazines and newspapers. The breadth of her historical knowledge and interests is present in her books: \nMaine Home Cooking\, 175 Recipes from Down East Kitchens;  \nFood in Colonial and Federal America; \nSaltwater Foodways: New Englanders and Their Foods at Sea and Ashore in the 19th Century; and \nGiving Thanks: A Thanksgiving History with Recipes from Pilgrims to Pumpkin Pie\, and others. \nShe will describe for us how elite food became a symbol of culinary and cultural independence in America\, an intriguing matter! \nSandy speaks often to professional food groups\, historical organizations\, and the like.  She teaches\, sharing her kitchen for hands on instruction\, develops cooking programs\, is a popular dinner host\, and spends time with community organizations and town governance when not attending extensive vegetable gardens for her table\, friend’s and neighbor’s.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/venison-democracy-what-pasty-pans-ticks-have-in-common/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160717T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160717T183000
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SUMMARY:We’re Safe Here . . . or Aren’t We?
DESCRIPTION:Ryan Martin\, Leila Pike\, TL Tutor. \nThe island is waking up and taking action to anticipate dramatic changes ahead. \nIslesboro’s new generation of expertise\, represented by TL Tutor\, Leila Pike\, and Ryan Martin will present how our island community is positioned\, or not\, to deal with the threats and challenges of climate change\, discussing sea level rise\, renewable energy\, local food production\, and steps we can take to get ready for the future. \nWith both a BA and MA in Engineering from McGill University\, Leila Pike is now a project engineer specializing in coastal modeling\, water resources\, and hydraulics for a firm in Portland.  She has been involved in evaluating Maine’s coastal resiliency\, and modeling 100-year coastal storm surge flood levels for Maine and Louisiana\, a part of FEMA’s flood remapping appeals process. \nTL Tutor\, one in the sixth generation of an Islesboro family\, received his BS in Economics\, then back-packed through South America learning about sustainable habitats\, artists\, permaculture\, and skilled stone-working projects.  Returning to our island he created his own project\, building a solar-powered workshop for the family business\, Hatch & Sons.  He then moved to Portland to get involved in renewable energy.  TL now works with ReVision Energy as a solar and heat pump design specialist\, concerned with reducing energy bills and carbon footprints\, the practical investments in home heating and energy efficiency. \nRyan Martin is known by many as the Horticulture teacher at Islesboro Central School\, for a program that brings thousands of pounds of organic produce to the island to engage student learning at the school’s on–campus farm. He has completed his MA in Sustainable Food Systems\, and teaches\, though more occasionally\, at a local community college.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/were-safe-here-or-arent-we/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160710T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160710T183000
DTSTAMP:20260404T042044
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SUMMARY:Soldier Girls
DESCRIPTION:Helen Thorpe.\n \nHelen is the much awaited 2015 guest who had to cancel at the last hour.  She’s up to something new about which we may hear\, but\, chiefly\, she’ll discuss Soldier Girls\, her compelling book and interviews that reveal so much we non-combatants do not know about women’s lives while serving in conflicts\, Afghanistan and Iraq.
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/helen-thorpe-soldier-girls/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20150830T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20150830T183000
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CREATED:20150708T072923Z
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SUMMARY:TIM GLIDDEN
DESCRIPTION:President\, Maine Coast Heritage Trust:  “Land Conservation in the 21st Century:  Implications for local and island trusts and stewardship.”
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/tim-glidden/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20150823T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20150823T183000
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SUMMARY:WILLIAM G. ROSENBERG\, PhD
DESCRIPTION:Davis Center for Russian & Eurasian Studies\, Harvard:  “Russia & the West: Some Observations about Old Wine Once Again in New Bottles”
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/william-g-rosenberg-phd/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20150816T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20150816T183000
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CREATED:20150708T072711Z
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SUMMARY:ANGEL BRAESTRUP
DESCRIPTION:Foundation Director\, Specialist in philanthropy and strategic Investments:  “Time\, Talent & Treasure\, Making the Most of What We Give”
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/angel-braestrup/
LOCATION:Up-Island Church\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20150809T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20150809T183000
DTSTAMP:20260404T042044
CREATED:20150708T072603Z
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SUMMARY:MICHAEL E. KERR\, M.D
DESCRIPTION:Psychiatrist specializing in the family:  “A Radically New Understanding of How Relationships Work”
URL:http://islesboroforum.org/event/michael-e-kerr-m-d/
LOCATION:Up-Island Church\, Islesboro\, ME\, United States
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