Monroe emerged as a star during the early 1950s, a particularly problematic era for film preservation because of the new formats and color processes that the studios introduced to compete with television.
More importantly, collecting these stories is an act of memory-preservation, because the members of the first colony had been largely forgotten (as had the colony itself), even among their descendants.
As Conservation Institute director Miguel Angel Corzo put it: "Issues of adaptive reuse always come up in preservation because, on the one hand, we need to have a building that is actually useful for something.
Mandatory prohibitions on breaking DRM, even if doing so for a lawful purpose (e.g., to make a work available to disabled people; for archival preservation; because you own the copyrighted work that is locked up with DRM).
Last but not the least, our system follows privacy preservation, because it will not capture the image of the elder as the camera sensors do.
Few spoke in terms of architectural preservation, perhaps because the Chinese concept of the past isn't closely linked to buildings, as it is in the West.
But the meatpacking district presents an unusual challenge, says Laura Hansen, a co-director of Place Matters, a city preservation group, because the meatpackers are still there.
For that reason, women facing treatments including pelvic radiotherapy at doses higher than 40 Gy are usually excluded from fertility preservation programs, because the uterus is unlikely to later support a pregnancy.
When I was a student here, James Marston Fitch, who founded the preservation program here — my chair is named for him — he said, only half joking, that depressions were very good for preservation because there wasn't the money to demolish buildings.
"We want to preserve, but they will have to pay the price for this preservation because we never destroyed our forest like they mowed theirs down a century ago".
