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In Trinway, Ohio, sits the stately Prospect Place Estate—a 29-room mansion built in 1856 by abolitionist George Willison Adams. While originally constructed as a symbol of freedom and progress, today Prospect Place stands as one of Ohio's most haunted locations. Amy Green of the G.W. Adams Educational Center shares the fascinating—and chilling—history of the estate, from its role in the Underground Railroad to the whispers of lingering spirits. Visitors report everything from shadow figures, disembodied voices, and ghostly laughter, to the lingering scent of cigar smoke from the parlor where George Adams himself is still said to roam. Could the ghost of a bounty hunter still haunt the barn? And who is the little girl seen wandering the servants' quarters? Whether you come for the history or the haunts, one thing's for certain: Prospect Place leaves a lasting impression on the living and the dead. This is Part Two of our conversation. For more information, visit their website at gwacenter.org. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

In Trinway, Ohio, sits the stately Prospect Place Estate—a 29-room mansion built in 1856 by abolitionist George Willison Adams. While originally constructed as a symbol of freedom and progress, today Prospect Place stands as one of Ohio's most haunted locations. Amy Green of the G.W. Adams Educational Center shares the fascinating—and chilling—history of the estate, from its role in the Underground Railroad to the whispers of lingering spirits. Visitors report everything from shadow figures, disembodied voices, and ghostly laughter, to the lingering scent of cigar smoke from the parlor where George Adams himself is still said to roam. Could the ghost of a bounty hunter still haunt the barn? And who is the little girl seen wandering the servants' quarters? Whether you come for the history or the haunts, one thing's for certain: Prospect Place leaves a lasting impression—on the living and the dead. For more information, visit their website at gwacenter.org. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

In this episode, we welcome George Adams, CEO and President of SA Recycling. With more than 140 locations, SA has the largest network of scrap metal facilities in the United States and is one of the world's largest recyclers. He is also on the divisional board of The Bureau of International Recycling, known as the BIR. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, we're uncovering ten of Ohio's most haunted locations, where history meets the supernatural. From eerie prisons to ghostly mansions, the Buckeye State has plenty of haunted tales to keep you up at night. So grab a cozy seat, turn down the lights, and join me as we explore the haunted side of Ohio. Featured Locations: Ohio State Reformatory 100 Reformatory Rd, Mansfield, OH 44905 The Ohio State Reformatory is also rumored to be haunted by a guard who once worked in the East Cell Block, where he was reportedly murdered by an inmate. The guard's ghost has been seen wandering the upper levels, and some visitors have experienced sudden cold spots and the sensation of being watched. Ghost tours of the Reformatory are known to provide EVP sessions and access to areas where paranormal activity is most intense. Moonville Tunnel Hope-Moonville Rd, McArthur, OH 45651 In addition to the railroad worker, some visitors have reported seeing the apparition of a man dressed in 19th-century clothing, believed to be one of the miners from the old town of Moonville. The area surrounding the tunnel is also known for strange misty figures that seem to materialize along the tracks, leading some to believe that the entire ghost town of Moonville might be haunted. Franklin Castle 4308 Franklin Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44113 Another haunting tied to Franklin Castle involves a ghostly child, believed to be the spirit of a Tiedemann child who died in the house. Visitors have reported hearing the sound of a child's laughter and feeling sudden drops in temperature. The secret rooms and passageways within Franklin Castle are also said to conceal a dark history, and some believe the castle's haunted reputation is tied to these hidden areas. Cincinnati Music Hall 1241 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202 The Music Hall is also known for its phantom orchestra—guests have reported hearing the sound of an entire ensemble tuning up and playing music that seems to come from the walls themselves. During a late-night renovation, workers reported strange lights in the grand ballroom, as if a ghostly ball was being held in the empty space. Old Licking County Jail 46 S 3rd St, Newark, OH 43055 In addition to Carl Etherington's ghost, the jail is also haunted by the spirit of a former inmate who was believed to have been wrongfully convicted. Visitors to the jail report hearing the sound of sobbing and have seen a shadowy figure sitting in one of the cells, as if still awaiting release. Some investigators have captured eerie EVPs, with voices calling out for justice. Buxton Inn 313 E Broadway, Granville, OH 43023 Guests have also reported seeing a ghostly cat that roams the Buxton Inn, believed to have belonged to one of the inn's previous owners. The phantom feline is often spotted lounging by the fireplace, and guests sometimes feel a sudden, inexplicable warmth when it appears. The inn's basement is also rumored to be haunted, with reports of moving shadows and ghostly whispers. The Ridges (Athens Lunatic Asylum) 78 Hospital Dr, Athens, OH 45701 In addition to Margaret Schilling's ghost, some visitors report seeing shadowy figures in the old asylum's graveyard, where thousands of patients are buried in unmarked graves. Paranormal investigators have captured unusual readings and cold spots in the graveyard, which many believe is a hotspot for spiritual activity tied to the asylum's past. Lafayette Hotel 101 Front St, Marietta, OH 45750 The Lafayette Hotel is also known for sightings of a ghostly couple dressed in formal attire, believed to be guests who perished in one of the hotel's fires. Witnesses have seen the couple dancing in the hotel's ballroom, as if reliving a happier time. There have also been reports of old-fashioned music playing in the background, only for it to stop suddenly when someone enters the room. Majestic Theatre 45 E 2nd St, Chillicothe, OH 45601 The Majestic Theatre is also haunted by the spirit of a former performer who is said to linger in the backstage area, still preparing for his final curtain call. Staff have reported hearing the faint sound of a piano playing, as well as disembodied voices singing old show tunes, even when the theater is empty. The theater's dressing rooms are known for their eerie vibes, with makeup mirrors lighting up on their own. Prospect Place Mansion 12150 Main St, Trinway, OH 43842 Visitors to Prospect Place Mansion have also reported hearing the sound of horses' hooves and wagon wheels near the barn, where many enslaved people were hidden during their escape. Some say they've seen the apparition of George Adams himself, standing near the mansion's front door, keeping watch over the historic home. Paranormal investigators have captured strange anomalies in the barn, where a sense of unease often hangs in the air. Like Our Facebook page for more Halloween fun: www.Facebook.com/TheHalloweenPodcast ORDER PODCAST MERCH! Website: www.TheHalloweenPodcast.com Email: TheHalloweenPodcast@gmail.com X: @TheHalloweenPod Support the Show: www.patreon.com/TheHalloweenPod Get bonus Halloween content and more! Just for Patreon supporters! Check out my other show! 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Synlait could be going from the cream of the crop to skimming the edge of survival.  Shareholders of the dairy processor are gathering at its Dunsandel site today to vote on a proposed $218 million capital raise.  Board chair George Adams told Mike Hosking his confidence is high, and it would allow Synlait to move forward from the de-leveraging.  He says they'll then focus on drawing their farmers back and delivering good business.  If voted down, Synlait has warned it will end up in some sort of insolvency process.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We chat with George Adams, the chairman of distressed milk company Synlait ahead of shareholders voting on a capital rescue package.   Adams is intent on saving this second tier player in the export dairy industry,  and tells us why there are opportunities it can pursue that are different to those chased by Fonterra. He's pragmatic about the challenge of raising three and a half times Synlait's market capitalization, and the fact minority shareholders will have their holdings diluted by more than half, in favour of larger shareholders including a2 Milk.  And who knew adult milk products (not infant) and cream (the shelf-stable variety) are the way of the future?    For more or to watch on youtube—check out http://linktr.ee/sharedlunch Appearance on Shared Lunch is not an endorsement by Sharesies of the views of the presenters, guests, or the entities they represent. Their views are their own. Shared Lunch is not financial advice. We recommend talking to a licensed financial adviser. You should review relevant product disclosure documents before deciding to invest. Investing involves risk. You might lose the money you start with. Content is current at the time. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Synlait Chair George Adams about the proposed recapitalisation of the beleaguered Canterbury-based milk processor, what's led the company to this point and why former CEO and Chair John Penno is moving to block next month's vote... He talks with US based Gilman Scholar Alum Darrin Vander Plas about what he and his colleagues have learnt so far on their trip to NZ, his role with the US Department of Agriculture Farm Loan Program in Maui and his time helping farmers in The Gambia and Uganda... And he talks with Kieran Callaghan, GM of Classic Sheepskins, about the history of the company his father started over fifty years ago, its range of products and the marketing of those products in a consumer-led environment. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The largest investor of struggling Canterbury milk processor, Synlait, will increase its ownership if its planned equity raise gets approval.  China's Bright Dairy's committing to pay 60 cents per share for $185 million of stock to lift its stake of the company to 65.3%.  Board chair George Adams says it's critical for Synlait's future - after it told the Australian securities exchange more than half of its 280 suppliers want to leave in June.  Adams told Mike Hosking the farmers' cessation notices were a message to the business as they take two years to take effect.  He says he's thrilled for their group of loyal farmers.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Synlait Milk will live to see another day after winning shareholder approval for a last-minute loan. The shareholders have approved the company taking out a $130 million loan from Bright Dairy, after a nail-biting waiting period. Synlait chairperson George Adams is 'relieved' the vote worked out. "It wasn't close at all, actually. We had 99.6 percent of our shareholders voting in favour. So it was a landslide."  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Synlait Milk will live to see another day after winning shareholder approval for a last-minute loan. The shareholders have approved the company taking out a $130 million loan from Bright Dairy, after a nail-biting waiting period. Synlait chairperson George Adams is 'relieved' the vote worked out. "It wasn't close at all, actually. We had 99.6 percent of our shareholders voting in favour. So it was a landslide."  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Synlait Milk's future is hanging in the balance ahead of an upcoming vote impacting the company. On Thursday, a shareholders meeting will take place to determine if a $130 million dollar loan from China's Bright Dairy will be approved. Synlait chair George Adams unpacks the significance of the upcoming vote. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Synlait Milk's future is hanging in the balance ahead of an upcoming vote impacting the company. On Thursday, a shareholders meeting will take place to determine if a $130 million dollar loan from China's Bright Dairy will be approved. Synlait chair George Adams unpacks the significance of the upcoming vote. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We start with an email we received from a Catholic in Quebec and a new litner from France that we met on our recent Church history tour. In this episode we discuss the following quote from Joseph Smith "If a man commit adultery, he cannot receive the celestial kingdom of God. Even if he is saved in any kingdom, it cannot be the celestial kingdom."  We discuss where this quote comes from, the context of the quote, and Gerrit shares a story about George Adams having a child through an adulterous relationship and the statement from Joseph Smith when George repents and comes back to the Church Just in case there is any confusion the Standard of Truth Podcast takes a very strong position against adultery, and we would like to refer you to President Hinckley's April 1991 conference address on the matter (in addition to the 295 conference addresses on the topic since 1850): https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/1991/04/what-god-hath-joined-together?lang=eng#p1 Sign up for our free monthly email: ⁠ https://standardoftruthpodcast.substack.com If you have any questions or possible topics of discussion for upcoming podcasts, please email us at: ⁠questions@standardoftruthpodcast.com

Join me for a fireside chat with SA Recycling's George Adams & Sierra Recycling's John Sacco live from ISRI 2024!In this episode we chat about:Cleaning up our act Why you lose $ when you stockpile Our biggest challenge as an industryWhen to collaborate with competitorsWhy there will be scrap shortages in the futureWHO IS STU KAGAN ANYWAYS?25 years in the metal recycling game and still learning and growing...I learnt from the best and worked my way up from yard labourer to Executive Director of Trading and Operations for the largest metal recycler in sub-Saharan Africa. Responsible for 4,500 employees, 85 sites, and the overall profitability of a multi-billion dollar operation.I brought my breadth and depth of knowledge to bear and co-founded the fastest growing, most-loved, and most awarded metal recycling company in New Zealand. No small feat in a country where people are outnumbered 4:1 by sheep (spoiler alert: sheep don't produce much metal waste).I thought it was time that tech worked for our industry, so I took all of my experience as an operator and trader and leveraged that to build THE killer scrap app, Buddy. That's right - built for scrappies, by scrappies.Father of two crazy-awesome boys. Husband to Lisa. Under 9 rugby coach. YPO member. Lifelong learner. Mentee. Mentor. Chief dog walker. Committed Stoic. Undefeated dance-off champion.COME SAY HI ON LINKEDINhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stukagan/

In this episode, I chat to George Adams. George is the CEO of SA Recycling and has been the driving force behind its incredible growth over the past 40 years, growing it from $10m to around $4b in annual revenue.SA Recycling is currently the largest scrap metal recycling business in the US, processing over 5 million tons of recycled metal every year with about 3,100 employees across 140 locations in 16 states.In this episode we chat about:A day in the life of George AdamsBuying the right equipmentIncentives & BonusesInventory controlAnd so much more!WHO IS STU KAGAN ANYWAYS?25 years in the metal recycling game and still learning and growing...I learnt from the best and worked my way up from yard labourer to Executive Director of Trading and Operations for the largest metal recycler in sub-Saharan Africa. Responsible for 4,500 employees, 85 sites, and the overall profitability of a multi-billion dollar operation.Brought my breadth and depth of knowledge to bear and co-founded the fastest growing, most-loved, and most awarded metal recycling company in New Zealand. No small feat in a country where people are outnumbered 4:1 by sheep (spoiler alert: sheep don't produce much metal waste).I thought it was time that tech worked for our industry, so I took all of my experience as an operator and trader and leveraged that to build THE killer scrap app, Buddy. That's right - built for scrappies, by scrappies.Father of two crazy-awesome boys. Husband to Lisa. Under 9 rugby coach. YPO member. Lifelong learner. Mentee. Mentor. Chief dog walker. Committed Stoic. Undefeated dance-off champion.COME SAY HI ON LINKEDINhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stukagan/MAKE BETTER TRADES WITH LESS EFFORTVisit www.tradebuddy.io to find out how...

In this week's episode, a listener's question about the Council of Fifty leads us to a discussion of George Adams and a blistering letter from his brother Elias over the James Strang controversy. If you would like to join us on a Standard of Truth Tour in the summer of 2024 please sign up at: https://standardoftruth.com/tours/ If you have any questions or possible topics of discussion for upcoming podcasts, please email us at: ⁠questions@standardoftruthpodcast.com Subscribe to our free newsletter⁠ - ⁠https://standardoftruthpodcast.substack.com/⁠ Please visit our website at ⁠www.standardoftruth.com⁠

George Adams curator, gallery director and collector has had a career in the visual arts in Sydney supporting and encouraging emerging artists. Together with his partner artist Ron Adams, George set up and ran MOP Gallery from 2003-2016, an ‘artist-run-initiative' which gave emerging artists, curators and writers the opportunity to explore experimental ideas and new work. Its follow on, Galerie Pompom shifted George's focus but not his passion for supporting artists. Though Galerie Pompom closed in late 2021, George's contribution to supporting experimental art in Sydney is lasting. Galerie Pompom's website is still live here, showcasing its exhibitions and project. The major MOP archive is published by FORMIST Editions and is available at here  Image credits: Portrait of George Adams & Ron Adams, Photo: Stephen Oxenbury for Art World Magazine for Issue 3, June - July 2008 Find more conversations about art on our Instagram @FineArtFiona. Thank you to Producer: Simon Grant Verb Syndicate; Editor: Mitchell Jones; Graphic Designer: Max Pasalic.

At the National 2023 ISRI Convention in Nashville, TN, John Sacco invites George Adams' sons, Kurtis, Kalvin, and Tyler on the podcast to delve into their roles as leaders of SA Recycling's many yards and shed light on their commitment to sustainability and innovation within the industry. Emphasizing the importance of finding a balance between work and family while navigating the challenges of running a thriving business, they share their vision for the future, including their plans to expand SA's operations.

10In Episode 294 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore a Jonesport, Maine, monument to the 1866 voyage of the Nellie Chapin. The ship, and its 156 Christian pilgrims was led by Rev. George Adams, with the plan to sail to Jaffa and build housing for Jewish people in an effort to restore Israel to the Jews so Jesus can return and bring on the End of Days. Even Mark Twain weighs in on the sorry state of the expedition. We ask the important question: What's the rush? See more at: https://ournewenglandlegends.com/podcast-294-a-maine-voyage-to-end-the-world/

Episode: 2543 Clara Adams: 150,000 miles of maiden flights.  Today, Clara Adams flies.

Ventripoint Diagnostics (TSXV: VPT | OTC: VPTDF) Executive-Chairman of the Board of Directors Dr. George Adams and newest President and CEO Dr. Alvira Macanovic join Global One Media for an interview and share the latest updates on the distribution VMS+ in Europe and the United States, their priorities in 2023, seeking for global partnerships, and how the VMS+ has been helping clinicians and their patients for accurate cardiac imaging.

Ventripoint Diagnostics (TSXV: VPT | OTC: VPTDF) Chairman of the Board Dr. George Adams sits with Global One Media and talks about signing distribution agreements in California and Florida, their market in the United States, and the steps they are taking to commercialize their diagnostic products in America and globally. Dr. also shared about how their proprietary AI technology has been helping doctors and changing the lives of heart patients today.

Ventripoint Diagnostics (TSXV: VPT, OTC: VPTDF) Chairman of the Board Dr. George Adams sits with Global One Media and talks about plans on commercializing their diagnostic devices, their sales cycle, experienced sales team, and getting early adopters of their innovative technology.

Dr. George Adams Chairman of the Board of Canada-based medical device company Ventripoint Diagnostics Ltd. (TSXV: VPT, OTC: VPTDF) talks about how their innovative devices are changing the lives of heart patients, commercializing their products, and assisting investigator-initiated clinical studies using their diagnostics.

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. George Adams, Director, Cardiovascular and Peripheral Vascular Research, Rex Hospital; Associate Professor, Cardiology, UNC School of Medicine. Here, he discusses fiber and lint contamination in the Cath Lab, the related risks, the importance of minimizing cotton-based components and his hospitals adoption of the Swiper medical-grade foam wiper or Guide-Klip anchoring device.This podcast is sponsored by Cardinal Health.

While most vascular events seem to happen in winter versus summer, fun in the sun can impact your vascular health, increasing your morbidity and mortality. So, during episode five of The Heart of Innovation, co-hosts Emmy Award-winning Journalist Kym McNicholas and Interventional Cardiologist Dr. John Phillips are joined by Interventional Cardiologist Dr. George Adams, Director of Cardiovascular & Peripheral Research at Rex Hospital in North Carolina, to talk about who is most at-risk of weathering from the summer heat and how to mitigate that risk. We hear the broken record to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate on hot days. But on this show we talk about why it's important. Dr. Phillips explains that when our body heats up, normally we sweat as the primary means of helping our body control its temperature. But dehydration impairs this process and can lead to heat stroke, heat exhaustion, even heart attack. Dr. Adams adds that those with Peripheral Artery Disease, restricted blood flow in mainly the legs due to plaque build-up, dehydration can also lead to increased claudication, or leg cramps, stopping you in your tracks. They both contend that adding fluid with electrolytes is important, making sure your choice beverage is not high in sugar or sodium, will help reduce risk of dehydration. The Way To My Heart's Nurse Practitioner Kay suggests tonic water as well, especially to reduce leg cramps. She advises not to ‘chug' it all at once, but to instead, sip it gradually throughout your exercise regiment and throughout the day. Did you know general medications you take for vascular issues and other ailments can also cause dehydration, reduce your body's ability to sweat, and increase your risk of sunburn? During the show Kym also mentions some of those as advised by The Way To My Heart's Pharmacy Advisor Dr. Avni Kardani. They include diuretics (water pills), allergy medications such as Benadryl and pseudophedrine, anti-depressants, blood thinners, drugs for arrythmia, NSAIDs, and even chemotherapy drugs. She suggests asking your physician or pharmacist these questions: Are the medications I'm taking putting me at greater risk of heat stroke? What are the steps I must take to mitigate my risk of heat stroke? How do I know if I'm having a heat stroke? What are the signs & symptoms? What should I do if I think I'm having a heat stroke? Several patients called in during the broadcast including Monique, Marcia, and Heidi who had specific questions about exercising more effectively during the summer months to reduce risk of injury, whether the heat can increase someone's risk of a heart attack if they have heavy plaque build-up in their coronary arteries, and if the heat plays a role in increased fatigue following a procedure to unblock arteries in the legs or heart during the summer months. Interventional Cardiologists' Dr. Phillips and Dr. Adams were able to help those patients during the LIVE broadcast. Patients are welcome to call-in LIVE during the show each Saturday starting at 11am PT, 1pm CT, 2pm ET to talk to a vascular specialist. The call-in number is: 1-888-367-5329.   Tune into the show to learn more about the summer heat and vascular health. Also, you don't want to miss this week's Save My Piggies segment as Bill from Ohio shares his story of perseverance using walking as medicine when doctors told him there was no other surgical option that wasn't high-risk for him. You will be inspired by his ability to improve his vascular health with every step he takes! Dr. Phillips and Dr. Adams explain why this is possible by discussing the mechanism of action by which walking can increase circulation.

Featuring the glassy new jams of bassist/keyboardist Spencer Zahn; the debut of a young Brazilian guitar virtuoso, Plinio Fernandes; LA drummer Mark Guiliana and Beat Music; master vocalist Theo Bleckmann from his interpretations of Kate Bush; Parisian reedsman Robby Marshall channels multiple continents on a track from his upcoming release; free jazz pioneer James Blood Ulmer and his collaboration with George Adams, Phalanx; pianist Keith Jarrett serenades us in his home studio on this 1999 release; the retro-electronic pop pride of France, Air; and finally, saxophonist Gene Ammons preaches to the choir.

The Adams brothers of SA Recycling joined the podcast to talk about what makes their company tick. With a whopping 125 yards across the nation, it's no surprise these guys know their way around the metal recycling business. As CEO of SA, George Adams is one of the most known faces in the recycling industry today, and his love for expansion has been a significant factor in what keeps the company growing. As Director, Terry Adams, on the other hand, handles much of the legal and environmental responsibilities that keep SA safe and prosperous. While these specific duties help SA flourish, the brothers agree that leadership, positive contribution, and staying proactive are what can overall keep a company in business.

Il sassofonista George Adams e il pianista Don Pullen, con il batterista Dannie Richmond – tutti fedeli partner dell'ultima fase creativa di Charles Mingus – danno vita dopo la scomparsa del loro mentore ad uno straordinario quartetto (Cameron Brown sarà al contrabbasso) che infuocherà i palcoscenici di festival, sale da concerto e club di tutto il mondo.Una musica di straordinaria potenza ed energia la loro, una delle storie più pregnanti del jazz degli anni '80 che ci è raccontata da Marcello Lorrai in questa serie di “Birdland”.

Il sassofonista George Adams e il pianista Don Pullen, con il batterista Dannie Richmond – tutti fedeli partner dell'ultima fase creativa di Charles Mingus – danno vita dopo la scomparsa del loro mentore ad uno straordinario quartetto (Cameron Brown sarà al contrabbasso) che infuocherà i palcoscenici di festival, sale da concerto e club di tutto il mondo.Una musica di straordinaria potenza ed energia la loro, una delle storie più pregnanti del jazz degli anni '80 che ci è raccontata da Marcello Lorrai in questa serie di “Birdland”.

Il sassofonista George Adams e il pianista Don Pullen, con il batterista Dannie Richmond – tutti fedeli partner dell'ultima fase creativa di Charles Mingus – danno vita dopo la scomparsa del loro mentore ad uno straordinario quartetto (Cameron Brown sarà al contrabbasso) che infuocherà i palcoscenici di festival, sale da concerto e club di tutto il mondo.Una musica di straordinaria potenza ed energia la loro, una delle storie più pregnanti del jazz degli anni '80 che ci è raccontata da Marcello Lorrai in questa serie di “Birdland”.

As we conclude our tribute to the 100th Birthday Anniversary of bassist/composer/band leader Charles Mingus, we present tonight's very long Jazz Feature. It is a concert by what many believe is his last great band. The concert takes place in Bremen, Germany at Postaula, a concert venue, on July 9,1975. The band and most of the repertoire was heard on two Atlantic Records albums "Changes 1 & 2" but on the studio recordings some of the tunes had to be edited for space. This doesn't occur here as they were in concert and there are no edits. Hence the length of tonight's Jazz Feature. The band consists of Jack Walrath on trumpet (the only living member), George Adams on tenor saxophone, Don Pullen on piano, Dannie Richmond on drums and Mingus. Each tune is given a long exploration and is one of the most compelling and exciting Mingus performances from this period. Check it out tonight as our Jazz Feature, you won't regret it!

As we conclude our tribute to the 100th Birthday Anniversary of bassist/composer/band leader Charles Mingus, we present tonight's very long Jazz Feature. It is a concert by what many believe is his last great band. The concert takes place in Bremen, Germany at Postaula, a concert venue, on July 9,1975. The band and most of the repertoire was heard on two Atlantic Records albums "Changes 1 & 2" but on the studio recordings some of the tunes had to be edited for space. This doesn't occur here as they were in concert and there are no edits. Hence the length of tonight's Jazz Feature. The band consists of Jack Walrath on trumpet (the only living member), George Adams on tenor saxophone, Don Pullen on piano, Dannie Richmond on drums and Mingus. Each tune is given a long exploration and is one of the most compelling and exciting Mingus performances from this period. Check it out tonight as our Jazz Feature, you won't regret it!

Il sassofonista George Adams e il pianista Don Pullen, con il batterista Dannie Richmond – tutti fedeli partner dell'ultima fase creativa di Charles Mingus – danno vita dopo la scomparsa del loro mentore ad uno straordinario quartetto (Cameron Brown sarà al contrabbasso) che infuocherà i palcoscenici di festival, sale da concerto e club di tutto il mondo.Una musica di straordinaria potenza ed energia la loro, una delle storie più pregnanti del jazz degli anni '80 che ci è raccontata da Marcello Lorrai in questa serie di “Birdland”.

Il sassofonista George Adams e il pianista Don Pullen, con il batterista Dannie Richmond – tutti fedeli partner dell'ultima fase creativa di Charles Mingus – danno vita dopo la scomparsa del loro mentore ad uno straordinario quartetto (Cameron Brown sarà al contrabbasso) che infuocherà i palcoscenici di festival, sale da concerto e club di tutto il mondo.Una musica di straordinaria potenza ed energia la loro, una delle storie più pregnanti del jazz degli anni '80 che ci è raccontata da Marcello Lorrai in questa serie di “Birdland”.

The Corner is thrilled to welcome back one of our first guests to the show, George Adams. George is a wealth of car collecting knowledge and stories. This episode, we talk about the car show community. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to attend a car show, this episode will give you insights into that special world full of car-noisseurs and their treasures! This episode is brought to you in part by Springdale Automotive. With over 25 years in the auto repair and maintenance business, Springdale Automotive is the perfect place to care for the vital workings of your treasured classic cars. Classic Car Corner is proudly sponsored by G.D. Herring, providing insurance for not only your classic cars, but all your life's most valuable treasures, including life, home and collectibles. Visit them today for a customized quote.

El dr. George Adams dijo que el ánimo es el oxígeno del alma porque es tan vital como el aire que respiramos. El ánimo es muy importante porque participa activamente para realizar grandes proyectos, nos impulsa a alcanzar los sueños, entre otras cosas.

This week in the China Shop, we are joined by Dr. George Adams, CEO of Ventripoint Diagnostics (TSX: VPT, OTC: VPTDF) . Listen along as we learn more about VMS+ as Dr. Adams thoroughly explains how the heart imaging software works and why it is leading the competition. We also dive into Dr. Adams' past experiences and philosophies as well as asking him questions summited to us via stocktwits. Unfortunately, we were unable to get through all the topics we hoped to discuss, but that just means we'll have to schedule a part II!About Dr. George AdamsDr. Adams is a scientist, a serial entrepreneur and a financier. His previous position was CEO of Amorfix Life Sciences (TSX:AMF) from 2005-2010. He was Chairman of Sernova Corp (TSXV:SVA) and President and CEO of the UT Innovations Foundation from 1999 until 2004. Prior to this, he held research and executive positions with Boston Scientific Inc, Pfizer Inc, Corvita Canada Inc., University of Ottawa and Canadian Red Cross, Blood Transfusion Service. He has been instrumental in founding over 30 companies who have raised $100 million and has been a Director of 10 venture capital funds and 10 start-up companies. Dr. Adams was awarded a World Economic Foundation Technology Pioneer for 2007 and TBI Company of the year in 2009. Dr Adams has 124 scientific publications and is a reviewer for major scientific journals, federal granting agencies and Centres of Excellence.Links:Ventripoint Company WebsiteVMS+ (Video of demo at the bottom of page)Dr. Adam's CEO BlogIf you like our show, please let us know by rating and subscribing on your platform of choice!If you like our show and hate social media, then please tell all your friends!If you have no friends and hate social media and you just want to give us money for advertising to help you find more friends, then you can donate to support the show here!2 Bulls Discord:https://discord.gg/Q8hft2zMTMAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The boys are back for this one too! Malcom and Chuck are back to hear more stories from us. Krys leads off with Prospect Place House in Ohio also known as the Trinway Mansion. Built by George Adams in 1856 to house his family and new wife. Rumor was the ghost of his first wife was none too happy with the new wife and haunted his current house. This new house had some modern amenities before they were common. The first house they built was burned to ground by arson. Cue a second house being built and some shady business about who may have burned it down. Native American burial ground and a woman named Satan or a shady carpenter, you decide. Or perhaps it was the fact that George was an abolitionist with his brothers and ran the Underground Railroad through the house rather than the mill that the family owned? Rumors and stories abound about this house, even more shady goings on after George died and left the house to his daughter. Anna's husband disappeared and a detective was employed. Cue a sighting in San Francisco with an unidentified gentleman. The house changed hands several times and is now the sight of the G.W. Adams Educational Center which teaches about the Underground Railroad. Oh, did we mention this house was haunted? Sightings, sounds, and some tragic stories center around this housed. Tori follows up by crossing the pond and ends up in Ireland. Leap Castle in Coolderry, County Offaly. Most likely built by the O'Bannon clan in the 13th century, this castle has had a bloody history. The castle changed hands into the O'Carrol clan and may have been built on a Neolithic burial ground, you want ghosts… Brother fought brother and murder ensued. Leap Castle has gone through many hands through the years. The current owners are in the process of renovating the castle and restoring it. During this process the oubliette was found, thank you to the O'Carrol clan. This location just happens to be at the confluence of two ley lines. Fae? Nasty deaths? Regardless of the reason, this castle is haunted. What kind of ghost is Krys's favorite? Kid ghosts and many, many more. There seems to be an elemental that makes it's home in the castle and the land surrounding it as well. Magick is afoot here for sure. Our theme music: “Danse Macabre - Busy Strings" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trendylobotomypodcast?fan_landing=true)

Listen to 3 stories about a tea set that wants to be free, the different types of shells, and something about whales.Each day of the year becomes special in this one-of-a-kind treasury!The whole world of childhood is contained in this big, bold, boisterous treasury.  On January 1, read a story about the new year.  On February 14, how about a Valentine's tale? In April there's a rainy-day poem, and you'll find a seaside story in July.  Every day of the year--even leap year--there's a delightful, child-friendly story or poem to enjoy.Magical tales and memorable, jaunty verses are mixed with everyday stories in which children will recognize their own lives.  And there's a large cast of charming characters to meet: Potter Pig, Noah and his friends; Doctor Dog and Nurse Kitty; Snitch and Snatch, the pirates; Police Chief Fox; the monsters Meeny, Miny, and Mo; and many others.Read the collection one story a day, browse through it to find the birthday tales of everyone in your family, or just hop from here to there in a gleeful rush.  This exceptional treasury, crammed to bursting with fun and invention, is a book to cherish, a book guaranteed to give endless pleasure.  A Year Full of Stories Hardcoverhttps://www.amazon.com/Year-Full-Stories-Georgie-Adams/dp/0385325274/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Georgie+adams+a+year+full+of+stories&qid=1622539960&sr=8-1Storybook Bundles PodcastOn Spotify, Apple Podcast, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and moreStorybook Bundles & Let's Read Social Media Links:https://storybookbundlespodcast.buzzsprout.comStorybook Bundles Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/storybookbundlesStorybook Bundles Instagram Page:https://www.instagram.com/storybookbundles/Let's Read YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjo2n2aYTFY-kSlVeWputjQLet's Read Twitter Pagehttps://twitter.com/EdisonRagsdalepatreon.com/mystorybookbundlescurlyblue productionsletsread415@gmail.com#storybookbundlesDo You Need A Narrator For Children's Storybooks?If you have a Children's Short Storybook that you'd like me to do an audio narration, you can contact me regarding plans, and pricing. Use Storybook Bundles on Facebook Messenger, or email: letsread415@gmail.com.At this time I am only accepting Storybooks for ages 0-3, and NO more than 300 words long.Thank you,EGR If You like the Storybook Bundles Podcast, please Like, Follow, Subscribe, and even share it with family and friends.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mystorybookbundles)

Album molto noto della discografia di Mingus, Mingus at Carnegie Hall fu ricavato da una esibizione del contrabbassista del gennaio del '74 e fu pubblicato nello stesso anno dalla Atlantic. L'Lp originario conteneva solo due tracce, una per facciata, due interpretazioni di oltre venti minuti ciascuna di due brani del repertorio di Ellington, C Jam Blues e Perdido: si trattava dell'ultima parte del concerto, in cui al sestetto di Mingus, in un clima da jam session, si erano aggiunti tre sassofonisti che avevano lavorato con Mingus in fasi precedenti della sua carriera, John Handy, Charles McPherson e Roland Kirk. Ora la Rhino, nel formato di tre Lp o due cd, ripropone l'album completo di tutta la prima parte del concerto, quasi ottanta minuti supplementari. Con quattro giovani, John Faddis alla tromba, George Adams al sax tenore, Hamiet Bluiett al baritono, Don Pullen al piano, e con alla batteria il fidato Dannie Richmond ritornato all'ovile, Mingus rilegge tre suoi classici, Peggy's Blue Skylight, Celia, Fables of Faubus (a cui si aggiunge il brillante Big Alice firmato da Pullen): l'arte di Mingus, con la sua meravigliosa vena melodica e il suo temperamento, che in una musica spumeggiante, scattante, nervosa, trova nuova carica e ragione d'essere nel contatto con l'energia di l'impeto di una nuova generazione.

Album molto noto della discografia di Mingus, Mingus at Carnegie Hall fu ricavato da una esibizione del contrabbassista del gennaio del '74 e fu pubblicato nello stesso anno dalla Atlantic. L'Lp originario conteneva solo due tracce, una per facciata, due interpretazioni di oltre venti minuti ciascuna di due brani del repertorio di Ellington, C Jam Blues e Perdido: si trattava dell'ultima parte del concerto, in cui al sestetto di Mingus, in un clima da jam session, si erano aggiunti tre sassofonisti che avevano lavorato con Mingus in fasi precedenti della sua carriera, John Handy, Charles McPherson e Roland Kirk. Ora la Rhino, nel formato di tre Lp o due cd, ripropone l'album completo di tutta la prima parte del concerto, quasi ottanta minuti supplementari. Con quattro giovani, John Faddis alla tromba, George Adams al sax tenore, Hamiet Bluiett al baritono, Don Pullen al piano, e con alla batteria il fidato Dannie Richmond ritornato all'ovile, Mingus rilegge tre suoi classici, Peggy's Blue Skylight, Celia, Fables of Faubus (a cui si aggiunge il brillante Big Alice firmato da Pullen): l'arte di Mingus, con la sua meravigliosa vena melodica e il suo temperamento, che in una musica spumeggiante, scattante, nervosa, trova nuova carica e ragione d'essere nel contatto con l'energia di l'impeto di una nuova generazione.

Today is a bonus episode of the show! I recently travelled to South Carolina to take part in Sorinex's yearly Summer Strong event. It was an unreal weekend filled with great speakers, amazing food, and awesome people. I stayed in a house with several other guys, all of whom come from different strength backgrounds. When we got back to the house at 1:30 AM after everything wrapped up, we decided to record a podcast in the living room to recount our experience. Summer Strong is a special event for those that have never been, and the friendships made are worth the trip by itself.  Joining me today are John Simmons, Jake Phillips, Taylor Quick, Brandon Langois, and George Adams.  We were tired, wired, and a little loopy. So have fun following along to the extremely late night rambles. Enjoy!   Follow the guys on IG: www.instagram.com/coachrosshillier www.instagram.com/taylorquick7 www.instagram.com/thecoachsimmons www.instagram.com/branthelifter  www.instagram.com/coach_gadams www.instagram.com/jakephillips116   Sign up for the newsletter: www.nomad-strength.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greetings Spooky Adventurers! On this episode, we find the Crew in Ohio at a beautiful mansion built by a really amazing guy, George Adams! He built his house to purposely hide and help escaping slaves as a part of the Underground Railroad! Zak decides to "Zak-splain" a lot of information to us this time around. Aaron will find himself alone in a creepy basement, and Nick will have us wondering if he gonna get possessed! (Also Discovery + is not a sponsor but hey, we're here if you want us!)   Please subscribe, rate, review and download wherever you get your podcasts! We love to hear from you and you can literally take us anywhere.   Follow us on social media! Twitter - @spookyalecsam; Instagram - @spookyalecsam; and like our Facebook page!   As always, thank you for listening to us. We know how many options you have out there and we appreciate you!   Stay healthy, get vaccinated, wear a mask and beware of touchy ghosts! Alec and Sam

Charlie Mingus (1922 Arizona, 1979 Cuernavaca, México) fue uno de los más grandes compositores, bajistas y pianistas del jazz moderno. Años 60, Mingus mira al free jazz con una mezcla de curiosidad, envidia y desdén. Encuentra en Eric Dolphy (saxos, clarinete bajo) un punto común. El concierto de Town Hall. Eric Dolphy se incorpora (multi instrumentista de cañas). En los 70 entran Don Pullen (pn) y George Adams (ts). 1977 diagnóstico de ALS (esclerosis lateral amiotrófica). Para su cumpleaños 56 la Filarmónica de NY toca su pieza "Revelations". Es invitado a la Casa Blanca por Carter. Su legado esta vivo, y en particular Joni Mitchell graba un disco Mingus. Mingus Dinasty se forma con algunos miembros de su banda, así como la Mingus Big Band.

Episode 30 of The Blank Canvas Podcast with George Adams. George grew up in a small village in Scotland. He spent the first five years of his working life at an explosives factory, before deciding there must be more to life and self-funding himself through a degree in commerce and marketing, with the dream of writing and making TV drama at the BBC. Upon graduation, with limited job opportunities in Scotland, George headed to London to try his luck. He landed a job at the BBC through sheer luck and of course, the chutzpah to have a crack. George quickly worked his way up the ranks, and before long was network executive on dozens major telemovies, A Foreign Field starring Alec Guinness, Jean Moreau and Lauren Bacall, and others starring the likes of Hugh Grant, Alan Rickman, Albert Finney, Richard Harris and Gabriel Byrne. On leaving the BBC George joined Carlton TV as the Executive in Charge of Drama Production. Then several stints withe biggest players in the biz - VP & Head of Business Affairs & Production for the Columbia TriStar/Sony joint venture, Golden Square Pictures, next up Head of Drama Production at Granada UK (now ITVG) Whilst at ITV George guided TV shows including: Class Act starring Joanna Lumley, Sharpe starring Sean Bean, Rebecca starring Charles Dance, Diana Rigg and Faye Dunaway, Tough Love with Ray Winstone. Now married to an Aussie lass, George relocates to Australia to raise their kids. George’s credits down under include creating the award winning drama, Bed of Roses, which ran on the ABC for three seasons. EP of the movie Wolf Creek, which went on to be one of the most successful R rated Australian movies of all time. George then created and acted as both producer and show runner on Five series of Australia’s highest rating returning drama series year on year with The Doctor Blake Mysteries. A global hit, running in more than 130 territories including BBC1, Netflix USA. Other major credits included EP on BAFTA award winning UK drama Mrs Biggs and the 3D IMAX movie Hidden Universe. George has developed, produced, managed and controlled well in excess of $850M of TV drama production in the UK, Europe and Australia. Working in the screen industry is not for the faint of heart but George has managed to navigate a path with more ups than downs and keep his sense if humour intact. IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0010984/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_4 https://gambitmediagroup.com/ W: https://theblankcanvaspodcast.com.au/ W: https://leerogers.com.au/ SOCIALS Insta: @theblankcanvaspodcast FB - The Blank Canvas Podcast Twitter: @blankcanvaspod THE BLANK CANVAS TEAM Produced by Lee Rogers & Rien MacDonald. Audio support by Jason Murphy/GASinc Music by Rodrigo Enrique Bustos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Strength and Conditioning Coach from Madison-Ridgeland Academy in Madison, Mississippi - George Adams - jumps on the call to give all of us some fantastic ideas to use with our student-athletes, including how to make the weight room a place they might actually want to use.  You can reach out to Coach Adams via Twitter @Coach_GAdams.   Join the High School Coaches Club as a FREE member! (This is the ONLY way to get the weekly newsletter delivered straight to your inbox every Wednesday!) Contact Max Price via Twitter or email: max@highschoolcoachesclub.com Follow High School Coaches Club on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Visit highschoolcoachesclub.com for more.   Powered by @nettingpros.

McFarlane’s art is in collections nationally and internationally. Born in Moore Town Portland, Jamaica, Bryan studied at The Edna Manly College of Art in Kingston, Jamaica and completed his MFA Degree at Massachusetts College of Arts and Design. Professor McFarlane has exhibited and lectured as visiting artist at numerous universities and museums throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa and the Caribbean: The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), Boston; The National Gallery of Jamaica, Kingston and The Museum of The National Center of African American Artists. In The East: Hunan Normal University in Changsha, China; the University of Architecture and Technology in Xi’an China and Northeastern University in Shenyang, China. He has lectured and presented major works at The China Art Museum in Shanghai; Sunshine International Museum, Beijing with solo exhibitions entitled “Circular Journey”. Other Institutions include: World Art Monument Museum in Beijing; “Around Café” at the Guangdong Museum, M99 Art Center of Shanghai University, Promo- Arte Gallery in Tokyo, Japan and The Ferry Arts International Center in Beijing. In The West: Rose Art Museum, the Museum of the National Center of African American Artists, Du Sable Museum, Chicago; Harvard University, Cambridge, Lamont Library; The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Rhode Island School of Design; The Federal University of Bahia, Brazil; The Pont Aven School of Contemporary Art, France, and City Hall, Paris- France; The Edna Manly College, Jamaica; The Nebraska Art Museum; The Loma Linda Medical School, California; Museum of the Americas, Washington DC; The Commonwealth Institute, London; The Free University of Berlin, Germany; The University of Kumasi, Ghana; The Painting Center New York City, NY; The National Gallery of Jamaica; Canzares Gallery, Brazil; the Museum of The National Center of African American Artists, Boston; The Dusable’ Museum, Chicago; The George Adams gallery, New York City; The Commonwealth Institute, London and The College of The Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts. Professor McFarlane is currently a member of the African American Master Artists in Residency Program at North Eastern University, Boston and is represented by Gallery Naga in Boston. McFarlane has received numerous awards, including the prestigious: “Silver Musgrave Medal” in the Arts, with a Citation from The Institute of Jamaica. He has received two Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Foundation Awards for 2011 and 2005 in New York City; a Gold medal from the Chinese Government for entry in the “Olympic Fine Arts Exhibition 2008” in Beijing; nominee for the Joan Mitchell Foundation Award in 2004 and 2005; The Louis Comfort and Tiffany Foundation in 1992. He received a 1997 Purchase Award from the National Gallery of Jamaica. In 1986 and 1987, McFarlane was commissioned by Miller Brewing Company/Phillip Morris in New York City to paint portraits of 12 leading African-American Journalists, which were reproduced in the Gallery of Greats calendar and is now in the permanent collection of the DuSable Museum of African American History, Chicago, Illinois. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Learn how to create a winning culture in the weight room and the importance of having a full time strength and conditioning coach in high school.

On this episode, The Corner welcomes the iconic George Adams. We discuss his lifetime of cars, racing, and collecting including his prized Falcon wagon.

1967 George Adams Handicap won by Heroic Stone, ridden by Harry White, trained by Tommy Hughes. Heroic Stone won this race in 1965, placed in 1966 and won again this year, in 1967

It is such a joy to receive letters from the readers of this warm thoughts column. Your comments are always greatly appreciated. I have learned that there are many who appreciate the art of poetry and essays. Recently, the following poetry thoughts came across my desk. I am not sure who wrote them, but they brought encouragement to my friend who shared these thoughts."It isn't the thing you do, dear,It's the thing you leave undoneThat gives you a bit of heartacheAt the setting of the sun.The tender word forgotten,The letter you did not write,The flowers you did not send,Are your hunting ghosts at night.The stone you might have liftedOut of your brother's way,The bit of hearthstone counselYou were hurried too much to say.The loving touch of the hand, dearThe gentle, winning toneWhich you have no time nor thought for,With troubles enough of your own.These little acts of kindness,So easily out of mind,Those chances to be angels,Which we poor mortals find.They come in night and silence,Each sad reproachful wraith,When hope is faint and flaggingAnd a chill has fallen on faith.Life is all too short, dearAnd sorrow is all too great,To suffer our slow compassionThat tarries until too late.And it isn't the thing you do, dear,It's the thing you left undoneWhich gives you a bit of a heartacheAt the setting of the sun.”It was George Adams who said, "We should seize every opportunity to give encouragement." Warm Thought: Kind words are the music of the world. May you have many warm thoughts to share! Warm Thoughts from the Little Home on the Prairie Over a Cup of Tea by Luetta G. WernerOctober 16th 1997Published in the Marion RecordDownload the Found Photo Freebie and cherish your memories of the past.Enjoy flipping through the Vintage Photo Book on your coffee table.I hope you enjoyed this podcast episode! Please follow along on this journey by going to visualbenedictions.com or following me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and Overcast. And don’t forget to rate and review so more people can tune in! I’d greatly appreciate it.Till next time,Trina

1. Daniel Szlajnda- Cycles (U Know Me Records) 2. Szerelmeslemez = Loverecord- András (Favorit) 3. Tornaado- Soling (Frotee) 4. 291out- Digested Wellington (Terrasolare) 5. MISHA PANFILOV SOUND COMBO- Ocean Song (Fnr) 6. Sault- Bow (Forever Living Originals) 7. Waaju- Moleman (Olindo) 8. Jamey Aebersold- Le Miroir Noir (JA Records) 9. 松田晴世- いろは数え唄 (Victor) 10. Matthew Halsall- Joyful Spirits Of The Universe (Gondwana Records) 11. Andy Hay- Walking With Ali (Self-released)) 12. Wojtek Mazolewski Quintet- When Angels Fall (Whirlwind Recordings) 13. Andrew Wasylyk- Last Sunbeams Of Childhood (Athens Of The North) 14. Kibrom Birhane- Tinish Tinish (Flying Carpet Records) 15. Sun Ra And His Intergalactic-Infinity-Arkestra- To Nature's God/Why Go To The Moon? (Strut/Art Yard) 16. George Adams, Hannibal - Melanie (Enja Records) 17. Nathan Davis- Evolution (SABA) 18. Coriky- Woulda Coulda (Dischord Records)

Vinyl record of Heroic Stones victory in the 1965 George Adams Handicap ridden by R.Mallyon , now named the Cantala Stakes (Group One)

In the twenty-first-century, Dr. George Adams sacrifices his house, company, and marriage to create artificial general intelligence, AGI. He creates AGI to solve the world’s problems: war, disease, climate change, inequality, and death. And The One solves all of these—for a price. The One’s solution will cost George—and every person in the world—that which is deemed most precious. After The One brings heaven to earth, and answers everyone’s prayers, should it be stopped? How can anyone halt something that is everywhere at the same time? Is it possible to reason with an all-knowing sentient entity whose raison d’etre is to solve all of humanity’s problems, including the existence of the soul? Join RD Palmer and I as we discuss the second book in his trilogy on Wednesday, September 23rd at 7 PM Eastern time. You can call in at 646-668-8485 and press 1 to be live on air. Download Stitcher on your mobile device. Follow us on iTunes and iHeartreadio. Add PJC Media to your Spotify library, or click on the link here: http://tobtr.com/11816344.

Nanny Fox by George Adams and Selina Young - Read by Martyn Kenneth (E3D)

Sometimes the boys just can't agree. This is one of those times. Two new selections split them down the middle (though they at least "like" both selections), while one of the two oldies drives poor Mike (and Mike's family) up the proverbial wall (or is that escalator?) Carla Bley (and poet Paul Haines) – ESCALATOR OVER THE HILL; Matt Ulery – POLLINATOR; Mathis Sound Orchestra – WORLD UNITY; George Adams – AMERICA. Odd crooner Scott Walker and the Giles Martin remix of Abbey Road are the focus of pop matters.

In this episode, I sit with my father, as he shares some of his favorite "Lessons from the Masters".   We’ll be doing a few of these special episodes, while I am here in DC with them.  If you have any questions that you’d love for us to answer on the show, you can email us a quick voice memo from your phone (to use the audio on the show) or email us the question to support@deviadea.com with the subject line “ask the folks”. We'd love to have you join us in our FREE Facebook community @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/spiritualentrepreneur My father will be leading a special talk this next Wednesday evening, September 2nd @ 7:30 pm ET over there, talking about "Towards the Light".  ALSO - if you'd like to be notified when we launch our private membership community, you can join the waitlist to be notified here:  SpiritualEntrepreneur.com/tribe  Wishing you a wonderful and blessed week!

Simms and Ahmed hit the mailbag with an #AskMeAnything, and welcome Big Phil back to the show.(2:40) NFC West: Does the Jamal Adams trade push the Seahawks above the 49ers?(6:30) Seattle scheme: Who plays the Kam Chancellor role for the 7 teams that run it?(12:00) 49ers defense: If Chris isn't high on the Seattle scheme, what would he run instead?(14:30) Big Phil busts into the pod, with some high praise for the Ravens(19:00) Patrick Mahomes: How was he ranked #4 in the league by his peers?(24:15) Lamar Jackson: Is he the James Harden of the NFL?(26:30) Davante Adams: Big Phil weighs in on Chris' Top 10 WR list(30:50) Offensive & Defensive Minds: Which 2 would Chris and Phil choose to mold their squads?(37:45) Bill Belichick: Do we overlook his bad roster moves because of his great coaching?(44:00) Sleeper MVP candidates: Matthew Stafford? Josh Allen? Philip Rivers?(48:30) Jamal Adams: Big Phil tells a story about George Adams that likely shaped the former Jets safety(54:40) Fantasy picks: Chris gives some insight into potential breakouts like Josh Jacobs, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Pittman, Chase Claypool, and Bryan Edwards(58:45) Rookie WRs: Who will have the best numbers at the end of the year?(1:02:45) Zombie apocalypse: Chris creates his 5-man SWAT team(1:08:00) #3 TE: After George Kittle and Travis Kelce, is Zach Ertz the next-best TE in the NFL?(1:10:20) Roy Williams: What derailed his career?(1:13:00) Simms' Best WR: Who was the best receiver Chris ever threw to? Joey Galloway? Brandon Marshall? Randy Moss?

Trombonist Craig Harris was an aspiring student in the early Seventies when he encountered Charles Mingus’s then-current quintet.  Mingus had a trio of young incendiary devices— pianist Don Pullen, tenor man George Adams and baritone saxophonist Hamiet Bluiett— playing with him and his stalwart drummer, Dannie Richmond.   This did not sound like Goodbye Pork Pie Hat!  What happened on stage was unprecedented free improvisation with all of the craft and imagination of Mingus’s greatest bands.  Craig Harris was hooked: he knew what he needed to do and he has been doing it ever since.  He waited for that band to make a record but they never did.  Craig has been waiting for the emergence of that music for 40 years.   It’s time.  

Trombonist Craig Harris was an aspiring student in the early Seventies when he encountered Charles Mingus’s then-current quintet.  Mingus had a trio of young incendiary devices— pianist Don Pullen, tenor man George Adams and baritone saxophonist Hamiet Bluiett— playing with him and his stalwart drummer, Dannie Richmond.   This did not sound like Goodbye Pork Pie Hat!  What happened on stage was unprecedented free improvisation with all of the craft and imagination of Mingus’s greatest bands.  Craig Harris was hooked: he knew what he needed to do and he has been doing it ever since.  He waited for that band to make a record but they never did.  Craig has been waiting for the emergence of that music for 40 years.   It’s time.  

Trombonist Craig Harris was an aspiring student in the early Seventies when he encountered Charles Mingus’s then-current quintet.  Mingus had a trio of young incendiary devices— pianist Don Pullen, tenor man George Adams and baritone saxophonist Hamiet Bluiett— playing with him and his stalwart drummer, Dannie Richmond.   This did not sound like Goodbye Pork Pie Hat!  What happened on stage was unprecedented free improvisation with all of the craft and imagination of Mingus’s greatest bands.  Craig Harris was hooked: he knew what he needed to do and he has been doing it ever since.  He waited for that band to make a record but they never did.  Craig has been waiting for the emergence of that music for 40 years.   It’s time.  

Trombonist Craig Harris was an aspiring student in the early Seventies when he encountered Charles Mingus’s then-current quintet.  Mingus had a trio of young incendiary devices— pianist Don Pullen, tenor man George Adams and baritone saxophonist Hamiet Bluiett— playing with him and his stalwart drummer, Dannie Richmond.   This did not sound like Goodbye Pork Pie Hat!  What happened on stage was unprecedented free improvisation with all of the craft and imagination of Mingus’s greatest bands.  Craig Harris was hooked: he knew what he needed to do and he has been doing it ever since.  He waited for that band to make a record but they never did.  Craig has been waiting for the emergence of that music for 40 years.   It’s time.  

In this episode the Zak, Nick, and Aaron investigate the historic Prospect Place Mansion in Ohio. The mansion holds an illustrious past as the former home of railroad businessman and former Ohio State Assembly member George Adams and a stop on the Underground Railroad. Yes folks, that means the boys once again have to tackle … Continue reading Episode 22: Prospect Place →

An original play written by Wayback Radio Theater member, John Greenway.  With a trusty peacemaker on his nightstand, George Adams is ready for anything.  Or is he?

Grant Smith joins me in the hot seat and talks about playing for Deveronvale, Fraserburgh and Cove Rangers in the Highland League. He chats about working under great managers like George Adams and then Alan Scott in the trophy laden days at Deveronside. Grant explains how he got the passion for coaching as well as playing alongside young players destined for stardom. He also names the best XI he played with during his career.

With SA Recycling being one of the largest and most successful privately-owned scrap recycling companies in the United States, SA President and CEO George Adams knows the ins and outs of what makes this industry tick. In Part 2 of “Scrap Legends: SA Recycling” George sits down with John Sacco to discuss the difficulties in finding laborers, the effects the trade wars with China have had on the scrap business, and what it was like being an officer for ISRI.

As one of the largest and most successful privately-owned scrap recycling companies in the United States, it has taken years of patience, perseverance, and hard work for SA Recycling to officially claim its name to fame. George Adams, SA President and CEO, sits down with John Sacco to talk further about his time in law school, the attempt to accommodate California’s strict regulation laws, and the details behind SA’s past bankruptcy that turned out to benefit the company in the long run.

George Adams leads SA Recycling based in Anaheim, California. Don't think glass bottles and aluminum cans. Think shredded automobiles and old railroad tracks. He's grown the company to over $1B in sales and his employees LOVE him. He's a fan of bottom-up leadership: Let the employees who do the hard work make the suggestions for improvement, then follow their lead. His stories and examples clearly show he practices what he preaches.

E’ una compagine di altissimo livello, piena di fuoriclasse, quella con ..cui Gil Evans si presenta a Perugia. I musicisti meritano di essere ..citati tutti: Lew Soloff, Shunzo Ono e Miles Evans (figlio di Gil), ..trombe, David Bargeron, tuba e trombone basso, George Lewis e Tom ..Malone, tromboni, John Clark, corno Francese, John Surman, sax baritono ..e sintetizzatore, Chris Hunter, sax alto e sax soprano, George Adams, ..sax tenore e voce, Gil Goldstein, tastiere, Peter Levin e Delmar Brown, ..tastiere e voce, Urszula Dudziak, voce, Emily Mitchell, arpa, Mark Egan, ..basso elettrico, Danny Gottlieb, batteria, Anita Evans (moglie di Gil), ..percussioni, Gil Evans, direzione e tastiere. C’è, come si può ..facilmente notare, un piccolo paradosso. Come abbiamo visto il sound ..della formazione di Gil Evans era molto aggiornato e anche in debito con ..il rock, e nel repertorio della big band c’erano da anni diversi brani ..di Jimi Hendrix: ma a Perugia nell’orchestra di Gil Evans non c’è una ..chitarra. Negli anni ottanta però una chitarra nella formazione di Evans ..c’è stata eccome, quella di Hiram Bullock, che anzi costituiva una ..presenza esplosiva nella musica dell’orchestra. Una presenza così ..caratterizzante che a Perugia, dove Bullock non c’è, Gil Evans non prova ..nemmeno a rimpiazzarlo, mentre Gil Goldstein è incaricato di intervenire ..con dei campionamenti della chitarra di Bullock. Concludiamo le puntate ..dedicate a Gil Evans a Umbria Jazz ’87 con un altro brano extralarge, ..Bud and Bird, firmato da Evans, uno dei cavalli di battaglia ..dell’orchestra.

E’ una compagine di altissimo livello, piena di fuoriclasse, quella con ..cui Gil Evans si presenta a Perugia. I musicisti meritano di essere ..citati tutti: Lew Soloff, Shunzo Ono e Miles Evans (figlio di Gil), ..trombe, David Bargeron, tuba e trombone basso, George Lewis e Tom ..Malone, tromboni, John Clark, corno Francese, John Surman, sax baritono ..e sintetizzatore, Chris Hunter, sax alto e sax soprano, George Adams, ..sax tenore e voce, Gil Goldstein, tastiere, Peter Levin e Delmar Brown, ..tastiere e voce, Urszula Dudziak, voce, Emily Mitchell, arpa, Mark Egan, ..basso elettrico, Danny Gottlieb, batteria, Anita Evans (moglie di Gil), ..percussioni, Gil Evans, direzione e tastiere. C’è, come si può ..facilmente notare, un piccolo paradosso. Come abbiamo visto il sound ..della formazione di Gil Evans era molto aggiornato e anche in debito con ..il rock, e nel repertorio della big band c’erano da anni diversi brani ..di Jimi Hendrix: ma a Perugia nell’orchestra di Gil Evans non c’è una ..chitarra. Negli anni ottanta però una chitarra nella formazione di Evans ..c’è stata eccome, quella di Hiram Bullock, che anzi costituiva una ..presenza esplosiva nella musica dell’orchestra. Una presenza così ..caratterizzante che a Perugia, dove Bullock non c’è, Gil Evans non prova ..nemmeno a rimpiazzarlo, mentre Gil Goldstein è incaricato di intervenire ..con dei campionamenti della chitarra di Bullock. Concludiamo le puntate ..dedicate a Gil Evans a Umbria Jazz ’87 con un altro brano extralarge, ..Bud and Bird, firmato da Evans, uno dei cavalli di battaglia ..dell’orchestra.

Tonight TWO (count 'em) TWO Jazz Features. One is the celebration of Duke Ellington's Birthday Anniversary today (April 29) with his epic "Far East Suite". A suite of 9 movements celebrating Duke's tour of the Middle and Far East. Recorded in December of 1966. Most of the key members of the Ellington Orchestra are here and playing at their peak: Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, Cootie Williams, Jimmy Hamilton and of course Duke himself. This is a great recording and and on the the pinnacles of Ellington's later career. The second Jazz Feature celebrates albeit belatedly the Birthday Anniversary of Charles Mingus. He was born on Earth Day (April 22, 1922). Tonight we will hear what is his arguably "last great quintet" recorded in concert in Bremen, Germany on July 9, 1975. Mingus, who succumbed to ALS was still in fine health with this great band composed of Jack Walrath (trumpet), George Adams (tenor saxophone), Don Pullen (piano) Mingus on bass and Dannie Richmond on drums. This is a well recorded and rather amazing concert and is NOT available on commercial records and discs. There it is, the Jazz Show's TWO great Jazz Features. Don't miss them!

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Today we go back to 1981, when "Amarcord Nino Rota" by producer Hal Willner was released. 37 years later it remains a reference record and one of the greatest tribute albums ever produced. We take a look back at the making of this great album, which has just been re-released by Corbett vs. Dempsey, with an interview with Hal Willner, and we play music from some of his other tribute projects (to Monk, Mingus, Ginsberg and vintage Disney movies). Two hours of aural fantasy. The playlist includes music by Nino Rota, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus, Kurt Weill performed by Jacki Byard, George Adams, Wynton & Branford Marsalis, Kenny Barron, Ron Carter, Dave Samuels, Carla Bley, Bill Frisell, Steve Lacy, Allen Ginsberg, Was (Not Was), Sun Ra, Greg Cohen, Vernon Reid, Geri Allen, Don Byron, Art Baron, Chuck D, Henry Rollins, Charlie Watts, The Uptown Horns. The detailed playlist is available at https://spinitron.com/radio/playlist.php?station=rfb&month=Jul&year=2018&playlist=7311#here

Today Larry Vaught fills in for Tom and talks with guests - Mike Pratt, Justin Rowland, and George Adams.

George Adams, owner and operator of The Paramount Theater & The Paramount Cinema in Oklahoma City tells the rich and surprising history of the film industry in Oklahoma City. Local OKC improvisers Molly Brue, Rob Silverman, and Ann Lisette Caveny provide the hilarity!!!!

Fatback Band - Backstrockin' Edit By Petko Turner The Fatback Band (later, simply Fatback) is an American funk and disco band. Most popular in the 1970s and 1980s, The Fatback Band is most known for their R&B hits, "(Do The) Spanish Hustle", "I Like Girls", "Gotta Get My Hands on Some (Money)", "Backstrokin'" and "I Found Lovin". Their 1979 single "King Tim III (Personality Jock)" is sometimes considered the first hip hop single. Formed in New York City in 1970, The Fatback Band was the concept of Bill Curtis, an experienced session drummer, inspired to merge the "fatback" jazz beat of New Orleans into a funk band. In addition to Curtis, the band's initial line-up included guitarist Johnny King, bassist Johnny Flippin, trumpet player George Williams, saxophonist Earl Shelton, flautist George Adams, and keyboardist Gerry Thomas. The band specialized in playing "street funk". The group also later included conga player Wayne Woolford, vocalists Jayne and Gerry, Deborah Cooper saxophonist Fred Demerey, guitarist Louis Wright and George Victory. The Fatback Band signed to Perception Records and had a hit single that summer with "Street Dance". The single reached the Top 30 on the US Billboard R&B chart, but failed to cross over to the pop chart, a pattern the group would follow for the rest of their career. The band released the albums Let's Do It Again, People Music, and Feel My Soul before signing to Event Records in 1974. In the mid-1970s, the band incorporated jazz elements and moved more towards a disco sound resulting in the singles, "Keep On Steppin'", "Yum, Yum (Give Me Some)", and "(Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop". The singles proved popular in dance clubs, but did not do as well on R&B chart until the spring of 1976 when "(Do The) Spanish Hustle" came close to the Top Ten. "(Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop" birthed the development of line dancing.[citation needed] Now recording for Spring/Polydor, the group continued with the singles, "Party Time", "The Booty", and "Double Dutch". Late 1977 brought a name change to Fatback, and in 1978 they found their first Top Ten single with "I Like Girls". The song "King Tim III (Personality Jock)" is often considered to be the first commercially released rap single, having shipped just a week before The Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" in October 1979.[2] In 1980, Fatback had a pair of their biggest hits with "Gotta Get My Hands On Some (Money)" and "Backstrokin'". Also finding the charts in the 1980s were "Take It Any Way You Can't It", "I Found Lovin'", and "Spread Love", with singer Evelyn Thomas, in 1985. Whilst American pop success proved elusive, the group made regular appearances in the UK Singles Chart, including the Top Ten twice with "(Do The) Spanish Hustle" and "I Found Lovin'".[3] Keyboardist Gerry Thomas was simultaneously a member of The Jimmy Castor Bunch, so the band elected to remain close to the New York area instead of extensive touring. They had substantial success in South America, especially in Brazil (with "Money", and "Backstrokin'").

Pat and Mike discuss some used records Pat picked up, with some familiar faces and some new ones in the mix. Stay tuned for shocking allegations against one of the artists. Art Farmer – SING ME SOFTLY OF THE BLUES; Don Pullen/George Adams – LIVE AT MONTMARTRE; Kenny Wheeler – DOUBLE DOUBLE YOU; Al Haig – PIANO INTERPRETATIONS.

In this episode, I chat with George Adams of ViziApps. George is a veteran of software development. He's used his extensive knowledge to bring the world ViziApps, a website that enables you to use WYSIWYG to build a native app that can be submitted to the App Store. Genius! Now we can all be App Developers.....

7e émission de la 32e session... Cette semaine, mélange de bop...hardbop, postbop et freebop ! En musique: George Adams sur l'album The Finest (Dopeness Galore, 2016); Jeremy Pelt sur l'album #Jiveculture (HighNote, 2016); Nikolaus Neuser 5tet sur l'album Pink Elephant (Jazzwerkstatt, 2015); Angelika Niescier - Florian Weber sur l'album NYC Five (Intakt, 2016); Tomeka Reid Quartet sur l'album Tomeka Reid Quartet (Thirsty Ear, 2015); Grensco Open Collective with Rudi Mahall sur l'album Marginal Music-Retegzene (Budapest Music Center, 2015)...

7e émission de la 32e session... Cette semaine, mélange de bop...hardbop, postbop et freebop ! En musique: George Adams sur l'album The Finest (Dopeness Galore, 2016); Jeremy Pelt sur l'album #Jiveculture (HighNote, 2016); Nikolaus Neuser 5tet sur l'album Pink Elephant (Jazzwerkstatt, 2015); Angelika Niescier - Florian Weber sur l'album NYC Five (Intakt, 2016); Tomeka Reid Quartet sur l'album Tomeka Reid Quartet (Thirsty Ear, 2015); Grensco Open Collective with Rudi Mahall sur l'album Marginal Music-Retegzene (Budapest Music Center, 2015)...

This week, the creator of Frack Fest 2015 and award-winning film maker George Adams joins the panel for a discussion about the pop culture convention going on October 2nd through 4th at the Paramount in Oklahoma City's Film Row. Support this podcast

Tonight's Jazz feature is a long one but worth the listening effort as it is a very rare live performance by what this author considers to be Charles Mingus' last great band. This band recorded a wonderful double album set on Atlantic records in December 1974 called "Changes 1 and Changes 2" but this is a live performance by the very same band and it truly captures the energy and power of this band. The personnel is Jack Walrath (trumpet), George Adams (tenor saxophone), Don Pullen (piano), Dannie Richmond (drums) and of course Mr. Charles Mingus on bass. It was recorded in Bremen, Germany on July 9, 1975. The tunes are long and these unedited performances capture the band at it's inspired best. Mingus at this time was enjoying a period of re-discovery and a restoration of his power and musical authority before feeling the first effects of the ALS which took hold the following year and led to his passing at age 58 on January 5,1979. Mingus forever!

This is arguably Charles Mingus' last great recording. It was done at two separate sessions. One composition was done in 1976 with his working band of the time with Jack Walrath (trumpet), George Adams (tenor saxophone), Danny Mixon (piano) and of course Dannie Richmond on drums and Mingus on bass. The band was augmented by some fine Italian musicans as well. The piece was to be used in a film called "Todo Modo" but alas for a variety of complex reasons it wasn't used in the film but we have the music. That is the first selection. The second called "Cumbia and Jazz Fusion" was recorded the following year (1977) and the first indications of ALS (undiagnosed) was happening to Mingus. Regardless, the composition showed Mingus' appreciation for what we now call "world music". It features his last regular band with Walrath, Richmond and Ricky Ford (tenor saxophone), Bob Neloms (piano) augmented by a few others like Jimmy Knepper on trombone etc. It's a fascinating musical excursion into the mind of Mingus and the music ranges from exotic to straight swing with some satire, politics and ribald humor and anger all rolled into one piece. Mingus' music continues to be some of the most compelling in American Jazz and this is one of his last great statements. Mingus died on January 5, 1979.

This band was one of the most innovative and exciting groups of the 1980's. It's beginnings happened in what many consider to be Charles Mingus' last great band. In that band was tenor saxophonist/vocalist George Adams, pianist Don Pullen and of course, drummer Dannie Richmond plus trumpeter Jack Walrath and Mingus. Pullen left the Mingus band after a musical dispute with the leader and Adams left a while later to work with Gil Evans and McCoy Tyner, After Mingus' death in January 1979, Adams, Pullen and Richmond decided to form a band along with bassist Cameron Brown for tours and gigs. This became one of the most sought after bands of the 1980's. They recorded for various small European labels and finally with the release of tonight's Feature: "Breakthrough!" on Blue Note, their first domestically recorded album. One more followed, called "Song Everlasting" and that was it for Blue Note. The recordings were soon deleted and hard to find, yet this band always drew long line-ups at any place that they played. They continued to perform until the untimely death in 1988 of drummer Dannie Richmond. The two Blue Note albums are once again available on a Mosaic set at www.mosaicrecords.com. This recording captures some of the creativity and drive of this amazing band and The Jazz Show is proud to present this important document now that Adams, Pullen and Richmond are no longer with us.

Quatrième de la huitième session: Spécial saxophoniste cette semaine. Au menu, des artistes qu'il y a longtemps que nous avons entendu à Du Vanguard. En ordre: Art Pepper, Dewey Redman, George Adams, Jackie McLean, Steve Lacy, Chris Potter, Dave Liebman. Aussi, il y a aura lecture de quelques passages du livre Poisson Soluble d'André Breton.

Quatrième de la huitième session: Spécial saxophoniste cette semaine. Au menu, des artistes qu'il y a longtemps que nous avons entendu à Du Vanguard. En ordre: Art Pepper, Dewey Redman, George Adams, Jackie McLean, Steve Lacy, Chris Potter, Dave Liebman. Aussi, il y a aura lecture de quelques passages du livre Poisson Soluble d'André Breton.