Richmond

• Or maybe this excellent memoir by engineer and producer Tony Cohen, who died in 2017, will fling him into the spotlight.
• Cohen, who was mostly Melbourne-based, made an astonishing contribution to Australian recorded music in the 70s and 80s.
• The gist of the stories was pure, even if the dates might have needed a bit of research on Olson’s part.
• Read more:
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‘Turn it up a bit more!’

• Working as an assistant, cleaning toilets and getting coffees, he was 15 and he had a job!
• In the first week he was paid $17 – “I was so young I spent it on lollies.
• I was up myself: a pot-smoking, acid-gobbling smart-arse who thought he knew it all.
• This time at Armstrong’s was informative, not just in learning what to do, but what not to do.
• And he talks a bit about Molly [Meldrum], which people will probably be surprised to read.” Cohen’s regard for Molly Meldrum is clear.

A strange, scrambled method

• He was daring to do different things, and there was a bit of "Fuck you!” to what the normal music benchmarks were.
• He was daring to do different things, and there was a bit of "Fuck you!” to what the normal music benchmarks were.
• He didn’t care that I wanted to tune my drums differently, it was all cool.
• Cohen wrote:
  I’ve got a strange, scrambled way of working.
• I know how to use most pieces of equipment, but I don’t necessarily know what they do or why they do it.
• I’ve got a strange, scrambled way of working.
• He was a master at both what not to do in the studio and what to do in the studio.

• Li Zhenguo, Founder and President of LONGi, who was invited to attend the opening ceremony, delivered a keynote speech titled "Building collaborative innovation ecosystem to create a zero-carbon world".
• Innovation is the soul of LONGi and the endogenous driving force for the continuous development of the photovoltaic industry.
• Li Zhenguo has conducted a comprehensive review of LONGi's technological innovation process since its inception and has distilled it into what he refers to as "LONGi's four innovation methodologies."
• During his keynote speech, Li Zhenguo expressed LONGi's commitment to maintaining an open mindset, fostering a collaborative innovation ecosystem, and jointly building a zero-carbon world.

• Iron Bow Technologies , the leading technology solutions provider to government, commercial, and healthcare markets, announced today that it has been selected by the Richmond Times-Dispatch as a winner in its tenth annual Top Workplaces Awards .
• This year the program surveyed the most companies, nonprofit organizations and government divisions in its 10-year history and identified 102 winning organizations.
• Iron Bow is one of 28 companies in the midsize category including organizations with 125 to 399 employees.
• For more information about Iron Bow please visit: www.ironbow.com .

• Initial GI and cognition data are available, with respiratory outcome data expected mid-2023.
• The ARTEMIS study was an electronic medical records (EMR) based assessment focused on clinical and health resource utilization outcomes.
• Initial ARTEMIS data from Wake Forest Baptist Health is currently available, representing 96 OLINVYK-treated patients and 457 matched patients treated with other IV opioids.
• VOLITION is a real-world, open-label, multi-site, post-approval clinical outcomes study in 203 adult patients undergoing major non-cardiac surgery.