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Depositions and Trial Testimony (DATTA); trial testimony; the witness testified as plaintiff's expert. he holds degrees in economics from cuny, bernard baruch and stanford university and works as a forensic economist. he described his credentials, employment history and publications in the field. he testifies frequently on his field of expertise, which is estimating an individual's future earning capacities. he indicated that the methodology by which such estimates are made is very precise and gave a brief description of it. the witness stated that his calculations were made on the actual payroll and social security records of the plaintiff, rather than just on "what the person says they made."

In the lovely town of New Canaan CT, from the 1940s through the 1990s, no one was more influential than architect Philip Johnson. His internationally-famous Glass House celebrated its 70th anniversary recently with a huge outdoor party and aerial performance by Philippe Petit, known for his daring and highly unauthorized wirewalk between the World Trade Center towers pre-2001. New Canaan is full of mid-century Modernist architecture from Johnson, Eliot Noyes, Marcel Breuer, John Hedjuk, and John Johansen, collectively known as the Harvard Five, plus other architects such as Edward Durell Stone, Frank Lloyd Wright, and James Evans. Host George Smart sat down inside the Johnson-designed 1953 Wiley House with Inger Stringfellow and Cristina Ross.

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Anecdotes of Philip, late Earl of Chesterfield, and Dr. Johnson; a comparative view of their lives, characters, and merit, ... By a student at Cambridge. 1800.. Digitized from IA40316208-70 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_letters-concerning-the-p_lind-john_1773 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-merciful-assizes-or_dunton-john_1701 .

Anecdotes of Philip, late Earl of Chesterfield, and Dr. Johnson; a comparative view of their lives, characters, and merit, ... By a student at Cambridge. 1800.. Digitized from IA40316208-70 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_letters-concerning-the-p_lind-john_1773 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-merciful-assizes-or_dunton-john_1701 .

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The celebrated letter from Samuel Johnson, LL.D. to Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield; now first published, with notes, by James Boswell, Esq. 1790.. Digitized from IA40313601-44 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-state-of-the-nation-_granville-john-carteret_1748 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-conversation-between-h_boswell-james_1790 .

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Kenneth Miller & others vs. Philip Johnson & others in a debate about evolution and creationism.

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YouTube upload: https://youtu.be/HVgknGB0_GM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHILIP JOHNSON: DIARY OF AN ECCENTRIC ARCHITECT "My place in New Canaan is...a diary of an eccentric architect. T have kept this diary for almost fifty years". Thus begins this fascinating look into the mind of one of our most creative and significant architects. Philip Johnson has always been on the forefront of stylistic change, and his property in New Canaan, Connecticut, is a kind of laboratory where Johnson is his own best client. It was there he built the famous "Glass House" he still resides in. This building has no walls; (the landscape became "expensive wall-paper") an accompanying guest house, by contrast, has no windows, though it is light and sensuous inside. We visit these, as well as the gallery which houses Johnson's extensive collection of contemporary art on its revolving walls. "My latest folly", says Johnson, "is to build buildings without straight lines...I's the first time I've had a building I can't draw and have to design partially as it goes up." This new structure is at the core of the video, and we get to see the sculptural building from its initial stages to completion. The video depicts Johnson at work and the importance of the architectural act, the actual construction, and how the buildings interact with their environment, in this case the autumn leaves or snow of New Canaan. CHECKERBOARD PRODUCTIONS Architecture Philip Johnson Diary of an Eccentric Architect In Search of Clarity The Architecture of Gwathmey Siegel Painting and Sculpture Alex Katz Five Hours • Roy Lichtenstein Tokyo Brushstrokes • Roy Lichtenstein Reflections The Drawings of Roy Lichtenstein Four Friends Eric Fischl, Ralph Gibson, April Gornik and Bryan Hunt Yvonne Jacquette Autumn Expansion • Brice Marden Photography Jan Groover Tilting at Space • Rudy Burckhardt and Edwin Denby The Climate of New York Horst • Duane Michals (1939-1997) • Barbara Morgan Everything Is Dancing Aaron Siskind • Harry Callahan, Eleanor and Barbara Dance Bart Cook, Choreographer Museums The Phillips Collection Producer and Director: BARBARA WOLF • COLOR 55 MINUTES Cover photo: JOHN DOLAN • Back cover portrait: TINA BARNEY ©1996 by Checkerboard Foundation, Inc. New York, NY • 212-627-5933 Cover graphics: FRISSIE COLE DESIGN, New York, NY WARNING: Civil and criminal penalties are provided for the unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted video cassettes.

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Depositions and Trial Testimony (DATTA); trial testimony; the plaintiff's expert witness, a forensic economist, continued his testimony. he discussed how a company's worth is affected by the value attached to it by its shareholders. he acknowledged that philip morrs inc. was a subsidiary of a larger company and said he was unaware of a methodology that measures the total value of a business entity by looking at its subsidiaries. he discussed how economists determine revenue business income and how taxes and interest payments are taken into account. he talked about philip morris' disclosure of its assets, liabilities, available cash, line of credit, marketing expenses, or contributions made to the parent company. he indicated that philip morris has been able to raise the price of cigarettes during the last few years. he said that the resulting revenues have more than offset its litigation expenses.

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This item represents an oral argument audio file as scraped from a U.S. Government website by Free Law Project.

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FBI file on Philip Johnson. File originally requested by Matt Novak.

FBI file on Philip Johnson. File originally requested by Matt Novak.

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In the late 1970s and early 1980s the Experimental Intermedia Foundation held a series of exciting concerts of avant-garde and electro-acoustic music at Phill Niblock’s loft in the SoHo district of New York City. These concerts were then packaged into a series of hour-long radio programs entitled “Concerts by Composers” and distributed to interested radio stations around the United States. This twelfth program in the series features music by Philip Corner and Petr Kotík, with additional commentary by music critic Tom Johnson. The program begins with Philip Corner discussing his interest in gamelan music before we listen to his work “Gamelan Vox”, which while not scored for gamelan proper, does take its sense of time and pitch from the music of Indonesia. This performance of Corner’s work was recorded in December 1980 during a concert at the Experimental Intermedia Foundation. This is followed by an excerpt from another Foundation concert in which two aleatoric compositions by Czech composer Petr Kotík are performed simultaneously by the S.E.M. Ensemble. The program then concludes with composer and music critic for the Village Voice, Tom Johnson, discussing minimal music and its relationship to such things as Eastern Philosophy and the influence of John Cage on new music, while also performing Philip Corner’s dramatically minimalistic piece “Elementals” on the psaltery. The production and distribution of this program was originally funded by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, & the Beards Fund.

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