The former CEO was also recorded setting out Anglo strategy, in its attempt to persuade the Irish Central Bank to give financial support to their failing institution.
Mr. Rust first scoured record-company archives to compile his data; because files were often lost or incomplete, he eventually left the BBC, packed a suitcase full of rare European jazz records and set out for the United States.
"You put the wind at my back," Mr. Bush told cheering supporters here in a speech in which he reviewed his record and set out his agenda.
His nearest officially recognized competitor and the man whose record he set out to beat, was an English actor named Charles Fletcher.
The record he set out to break was 32 07, supposedly established on the 1983 US Express, a more covert successor to the Cannonball Run.
The first true "video art", which went beyond experiment or recording and set out to be a new branch of contemporary culture, was still more self-conscious about the medium.
That meant each candidate had only 8 to 10 minutes of talking time, including Mr. Pataki's Democratic chief opponent, H. Carl McCall, who was limited to 10 minutes to rebut the governor's record and set out his own agenda.
Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband and shadow chancellor Ed Balls launched an attack on the coalition's economic record and set out what they see as the start for a fundamental rethink about how a future Labour government would approach the economy.
After finding similar cases in the records, Dr. Coley set out to develop a cancer vaccine made from bacteria.
Instead, inspired by the work of Kerouac and Ginsberg and the sound of sitars on Beatles records, young explorers set out in search of cheap drugs and spiritual enlightenment, transforming the ancient highway of the Silk Road into a psychedelic caravan of badly maintained vehicles.
