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Veteran ‘sapper’ still tapping tradition
From left, Robert Haar and Dale Bond gather sap from his Brandon Township surgarbush. Photo: Patrick McAbee. Brandon Twp.— At 96 years old, Dale Bond was, among many other things, an inventor, a successful businessman, an entrepreneur, and a compassionate employer of hundreds of people over the years. However, in the midst of Dale’s stellar career, a random purchase spawned a sweet hobby now spanning more than 60 years. In 1963, Dale bought the Allen Road farm he still lives on today.
CRACKING THE CODE: PHIL SHARP AND THE BIOTECH REVOLUTION Review
CRACKING THE CODE is a documentary about the life of American geneticist and molecular biologist Phillip Sharp, who co-discovered RNA splicing and won the 1993 Nobel Prize for this discovery. Born and raised on a Kentucky farm, the movie chronicles his humble beginnings to his co-founding of Biogen, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, and Magen Biosciences, where his experiments led to the creation of insulin and the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
What We Find on the Road
Film Festival Roundup: Best & Worst Films at TIFF, Venice, and Telluride 2024 Keith Kimbell Find out what critics are saying about over 50 major films debuting at fall's most prestigious film festivals, including Telluride, Toronto (TIFF), and Venice, and see which films collected the festivals' major awards.
Devin Haney talks in-depth about his start in boxing and why he turned pro at just 16
Devin Haney discusses relationship with father Bill and why he skipped Olympics to turn pro Undefeated lightweight boxing world champion Devin Haney sat down for a wide-ranging conversation on “The Pivot Podcast” ahead of his upcoming title defense as he discussed his rise to undisputed status at just 24-years-old, and much more in a new conversation that debuts today at 12 p.m. ET on the show’s YouTube page.
LightPoint Financial Technology Prepares Its Clients for Upcoming SEC Ruling With Drawbridge Partnership
LightPoint Financial Technology (“LightPoint”), a SaaS vendor that helps fund managers and advisors grow their businesses, is partnering with Drawbridge to gain access to the vendor’s comprehensive range of cybersecurity solutions and services. The partnership will help LightPoint and its clients maintain compliance with current and upcoming governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) requirements, while combatting cyber threats and third-party risks.
Drawbridge Appoints New Chief Product & Technology Officer
Drawbridge, a premier provider of cybersecurity software and solutions to the alternative investment industry, today announced the appointment of Nick Pastoressa as Chief Product & Technology Officer. Pastoressa will oversee the company’s technology strategy and platform evolution, product innovation and lead the product and technology teams.
Stream RECORDER: THE MARION STOKES PROJECT on PBS
availablepublic20431https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/videos/recorder-the-marion-stokes-project-trailer/3033266423cove20431Trailer | Recorder: The Marion Stokes ProjectReclusive activist Marion Stokes videotaped TV 24/7 for decades in the name of truth.A fiercely intelligent activist who became a wealthy recluse in her later years, Marion Stokes was dedicated to furthering and protecting the truth — so much so that she recorded American television 24 hours a day for over 30 years.
Stream RECORDER: THE MARION STOKES PROJECT on PBS
availablepublic20527https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/videos/recorder-tvs-power-to-influence-clip/3043057719cove20527TV's Power to Influence | RecorderActivist and archivist Marion Stokes first realized power of mass media to influence mindsIn this excerpt from Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project, activist and prolific archivist Marion Stokes first becomes cognizant of the power of television to inform —or misinform—people when she starts appearing on a Philadelphia public access current...
Trailer: Eating Up Easter | Saving Their Indigenous Culture | PBS
More than just a picture-perfect postcard of iconic stone statues, Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, is a microcosm of a planet in flux. Directed by native Rapa Nui filmmaker Sergio Mata’u Rapu, Eating Up Easter explores the challenges his people are facing, and the intergenerational fight to preserve their culture and a beloved environment against a backdrop of a modernizing society and a booming tourism trade.
Full FIlm | Rewind
availablepublic20438https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/videos/rewind/3033257665cove20438RewindRewind paints a vivid but hopeful portrait of a family plagued by a cycle of abuse.Made up of home video footage that reveals a long-kept secret, Sasha Joseph Neulinger’s Rewind is a brave and wrenching look at his childhood and his journey to reconcile his past.
Should We Kid Or Not?
Film Credits Writer | Director Maxine Trump Executive Producers for Independent Lens Sally Jo Fifer Lois Vossen Producers Dorottya Mathe Maxine Trump Series Producer Pamela Torno Supervising Producer for ITVS Clare Chambers Director of Photography Hiroshi Hara Editor Josh Granger Casting Associate Martine Phelan-Roberts Production Designer Jesika Farkas Sound Recordist Nikola Chapelle Production Coordinator for ITVS Susan Cohen Makeup Artist | Hair Stylist Daurisa Tessier Camera Operator |...
Made in Boise
Film Credits Produced by Beth Levison Directed and Produced by Beth Aala Executive Produced by Sally Jo Fifer Lois Vossen Maiken Baird Cinematography by Jenni Morello Music by Melisa McGregor Film Edited by Jen Fineran Supervising Producer Amy Shatsky Story Producer Alex Pitz Design & Animation Molly Schwartz Animation Producer Jen Glabus St. Luke’s Boise Medical Center Angela Campbell, RN Lisa Carlson Peg Dougherty Laura Fischer Megyn Flood, RN Brandi Gallaher, LCSW Shelly Jensen, RN Debra...
Stream CHARM CITY on PBS
availableall_members18435https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/videos/charm-city/3024028101cove18435Charm CityMeet the people working to stem the tide of violence in Baltimore.In Baltimore, the murder rate is high and trust in law enforcement is low—meet the engaged citizens reversing those trends in Charm City.2019-04-22 21:00publish2020-12-04 18:59:59December 4, 2020disabledhidefalse Full Film (1:25:35) | IN Dramatic Premiere: 4/22/2019 | Available until 12/4/2020 SHARE THIS Filmed over a...
Filmmaker presents latest documentary at Clarkston-area Backyard Birders Club meeting
For the Clarkston-area Backyard Birders Club's final meeting of 2018, filmmaker Jeff Lange will present his documentary titled "The Dance of the Sandhill Crane" on Wednesday, Nov. 28. Lange, a man of many talents, is the director of Looncorps, a founding member of Michigan Loonwatch, owner of Morning Star Jewelry Repair & Design in Petoskey and an area singer/songwriter. His film work focuses on protecting loons, sandhill cranes and other native birds.
Wildland | Venture Through Hell Alongside Firefighters | Independent Lens | PBS
BY Kahlil Hudson and Alex Jablonski | IN Labor Premiered October 29, 2018 SHARE THIS About the Film “Fighting fire is just long hours of hard, boring work punctuated by moments of sheer terror." Filmed during two recent wildfire seasons, Wildland is a sweeping yet deeply personal account of a firefighting crew as they struggle with fear, loyalty, dreams, and demons.
Stream RAT FILM on PBS
availablepublic16644https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/videos/rat-film/3009083957cove16644Rat FilmWatch this film up to March 11th.Across walls, fences, and alleys, rats not only expose our boundaries of separation but make homes in them. Rat Film is a feature-length documentary that uses the rat—as well as the humans that love them, live with them, and kill them-to explore the history of Baltimore.
Book traces how Ernie Harwell nearly lost his job
Years before Kat DeLuna and Roseanne Barr established new benchmarks for desecrating our national anthem, Puerto Rican folksinger José Feliciano's version before the fifth game of the 1968 World Series between the Detroit Tigers and the St. Louis Cardinal reigned as the most controversial rendition.
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