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Daily report memo to Gov. Atiyeh, November 2, 1983
No full textA memo on a daily update by Gerry Thompson reporting to Governor Atiyeh on November 2, 1983. This report covers topics including: the National Committee for Unitary Tax Review; Mae Yih and Drew Davis fundraiser; and the Providence Hospital. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson
Cultural revolution
No full textChange the way the company does business in order to change the company is a new lesson in transformation, writes Gerry Davis
Sourcing sorcerers
No full textA new IT super exec wizard is emerging to manage strategic outsourcing requirements, write Gerry Davis and Stuart Sadick
Flood story:Gerry Davis
No full textExhibition organiser of Flood Story, an exhibition by Gerry Davies, accompanied by an illustrated catalogue with a foreword by Taylor, at Drawing Projects UK. Gerry Davies' exhibition, Flood Story, takes speculative thinking about global warming and rising sea levels to extremes. His drawings imagine environments so submerged, tangled and lost to us that they can only be visited by scuba divers. The drawings made in a silvery mix of graphite and varnish depict interiors, villages, towns and cities smashed and flooded. Banal 21st Century objects - clothes iron, bicycle ? are silted down to become future fossils and archaeology. For us, today, inundation events on this scale are in the far future, yet when viewing these drawings the feeling is of looking back into history and a record of the past. Through this sense of a shift in time they suggest we, and the divers, have been transported forward in time to look back at the remains of our environmental folly. The first showing of this series of drawings, the exhibition is accompanied by an illustrated catalogue supported by Lancaster University, where Gerry Davies is a Senior Lecturer
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Gerry Mulligan with Wynton Marsalis, continued
No full textThe remainder of a conversation between Gerry Mulligan and Wynton Marsalis for the program "What Is An Arranger?" Mulligan plays both baritone saxophone and piano, with Dean Johnson on bass and Marsalis on trumpet. Mulligan further discusses the Birth of the Cool band and conflicts between members and MIles Davis, the hiring of J.J. Johnson, benefits and drawbacks of instrumentation choices. Conversation continues about Jazz at Lincoln Center after the formal interview concludes. An unidentified photographer is heard toward the end of the recording
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Gerry Mulligan with Wynton Marsalis
No full textGerry Mulligan talks with Wynton Marsalis for the program "What Is An Arranger?" Mulligan plays both baritone saxophone and piano, with Dean Johnson on bass and Marsalis on trumpet. Mulligan also discusses his work with Gene Krupa, his fascination in his youth with the tune "Lover," his saxophone teacher's impact on his arranging, his first job with Tommy Tucker, Philadelphia radio, stock and special arrangements, Elliot Lawrence at WCAU, how tunes were assigned via publishers, what he would do to "dress up a terrible tune," origins of Disc Jockey Jump, the solo / ensemble relationship, his love of machines, enlarging the sound of a small ensemble, concert stage placement, the incongruity of performance and lyrics in My Funny Valentine, solo "architecture" and what makes a great solo, solos that moved him, the Birth of the Cool Band, Miles Davis' sound, Mulligan's admiration of Freddy Webster. This recording contains the majority of the interview, with ten additional minutes available on "Gerry Mulligan with Wynton Marsalis, continued.
Flood story: Gerry Davis [curator and exhibition catalogue author]
No full textExhibition organiser of Flood Story, an exhibition by Gerry Davies, accompanied by an illustrated catalogue with a foreword by Taylor, at Drawing Projects UK. Gerry Davies' exhibition, Flood Story, takes speculative thinking about global warming and rising sea levels to extremes. His drawings imagine environments so submerged, tangled and lost to us that they can only be visited by scuba divers. The drawings made in a silvery mix of graphite and varnish depict interiors, villages, towns and cities smashed and flooded. Banal 21st Century objects - clothes iron, bicycle – are silted down to become future fossils and archaeology. For us, today, inundation events on this scale are in the far future, yet when viewing these drawings the feeling is of looking back into history and a record of the past. Through this sense of a shift in time they suggest we, and the divers, have been transported forward in time to look back at the remains of our environmental folly. The first showing of this series of drawings, the exhibition is accompanied by an illustrated catalogue supported by Lancaster University, where Gerry Davies is a Senior Lecturer
Tennis Professional Gerry Wortelboer Holds Clinic 1
No full textFormer Davis Cup player, Gerry Wortelboer, held a tennis clinic at Jacksonville State University Stephenson Gym on March 31, 2014. From left to right is PE Department head Palmer Calvert, Gerry Wortelboer, Coach Gene Hanson, and tennis team Head Coach Tim MacTaggart.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/16679/thumbnail.jp
Down East Bookshelf piece on three Maine mystery writers--Gerry Boyle, author
No full textDown East Bookshelf piece on three Maine mystery writers--Gerry Boyle, author of Pretty Dead; William Landay, author of Mission Flats; and Lee Child, author of Persuader. With author profiles and book reviews
Summary of a meeting on new initiatives and strategies to build a better Oregon
No full textSummary of a meeting requesting new initiatives and strategies to build a better Oregon composed by Atiyeh's executive assistant, Gerry Thompson. In attendance of this meeting were Atiyeh, Bob Davis, John Lobdell, Travis Cross, Gary White, Lee Johnson, Jack Zimmerman, Fred Van Natta, and Gerry Thompson
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