Podcasts about Green Leaves

Mesmo respondendo a diversos processos judiciais, Donald Trump está de volta ao centro do palco político nos Estados Unidos. Não só figura como ultrafavorito nas primárias do Partido Republicano, mas também aparece à frente nas pesquisas de intenção de voto. Seu adversário, o presidente democrata, Joe Biden, amarga baixos índices de aprovação, a despeito dos bons resultados que vêm sendo colhidos na economia, com a queda do desemprego e da inflação, assim como a aceleração da atividade econômica. Seria o caso de mudar a recomendação dada a um outro político democrata: "NÃO é a economia, estúpido!"? O que explica o forte apoio que Donald Trump consegue manter, apesar dos problemas que enfrenta? Ou seria o contrário: Trump se mantém forte justamente porque enfrenta muitos problemas: "o que não me mata, me fortalece"? Quais as implicações dessa força de Trump para a política americana e também para aquilo que nos afeta? Para discutir tais questões, este #ForadaPolíticaNãoháSalvação recebe o cientista político Carlos Poggio, professor do Berea College, no Kentucky, estudioso da política estadunidense, pesquisador do Observatório da Extrema Direita (OED) e também do Instituto Nacional para Estudos sobre os Estados Unidos (INEU). Poggio é também autor do livro "A política dos EUA", saído pelo Editorial 70/Editora Almedina. As músicas deste episódio são "Cats Searching for the Truth", de Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum, e "Green Leaves, do Audionautix". Leia o blog do #ForadaPolíticaNãoháSalvação no site da CartaCapital. Apoie o e ajude o canal e o podcast a se manter e a melhorar! Apoiadores contarão com agradecimentos nos créditos dos episódios (claro, desde que desejem) e terão acesso a brindes relacionados ao tema do canal: a política. Agradecemos aos apoiadores do #ForadaPolíticaNãoháSalvação, Cláudio Graziano Fonseca, Camilo Rodrigues Neto, Pedro Raul de Paula Goes, Gustavo Sousa Franco, Clalter Rocha Melgaço, Angelo Roberto Neia Meneghelo, David Ribeiro dos Reis, José M. V. Freitas, Rodolfo Nogueira da Cunha, Paulo Roberto Delgado, Edson Baeta, Antonio Silva, Maria da Conceição Viana, Erika Cunha, Ele Roberto Menezes de Melo, Carla Rodrigues, Clarice Myiagi, Janderson Campos, Marcelo Siano e Otavio Camara Sant'Anna, bem como a todos e todas que têm apoiado por meio do botãozinho do "Valeu Demais".

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Halloween and More Start Name Artist Album Year Comments Little Shop Of Horrors: Mean Green Mother From Outer Space Trio con Brio In The Key Of Three 2007 3-26 Robert Morton, Residence Paul Van Der Molen; console ex-Lowe's Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, New York; plus Allen Q311 Theatre and Q205 classical 4:25 This Is Halloween Nick Renkosik Zach Frame Concert: Sanfilippo Halloween 2020-10-30 2020 5-85 Wurlitzer, Grand Salon, Sanfilippo Residence, Barrington, IL 8:13 Black Cat Rag Tom Hazleton Ragtime's Greatest Hits [Pro-Arte CD] 1989 4-48 Wurlitzer, Wilcox Residence, Gig Harbor, Seattle, WA; ex Ramish Theatre, LA (some ranks from Million Dollar Wurlitzer) 11:32 Danse Macabre Wayne Marshall Organ Classics [HMV 5 86798 2] 1990 Coventry Cathedral; 4-m Harrison & Harrison; recorded January 16-20, 1989 19:10 Funeral March Of A Marionette Lew White Lang-Worth Radio Transcriptions 22:31 La Comparsa Lew White Lang-Worth Radio Transcriptions 24:24 Fairy On The Clock Reginald Foort Moller Concert Organ Memories (1938-1943), Vol. 3 [Phoenix WLDB 0003] 5-26 Travelling Moller 29:04 Jolie Jacqueline Truman Welch Iceland Wurlitzer 3-19 Wurlitzer, Iceland Skating Rink, Paramount, CA 32:00 Master Of The House Jonas Nordwall Sounds Of Success [Red Duck Recording CD] 2010 4-48 Wurlitzer, Leif Johnson Residence, Gig Harbor, WA 35:09 Wish You Were Here John Kiley The Majesty Of The Big Pipe Organ, Vol. 1 [Diplomat DS 2203] 1959 Likely 4-26 Wurlitzer in the Metropolitan Theatre, Boston, MA 38:14 On The Trail Walt Strony Private: Wheaton Fox 2004-08-14 2004 4-26 Robert Morton and Steinway Grand, Wheaton Fox Studio; Van Der Molen Residence, Wheaton, IL 46:50 The Alamo theme (The Green Leaves of Summer) Jonathan Kleefield Concert: Hanover Theatre, Worcester, MA 2022-09-08 2022 4-36 Wurlitzer, Hanover Theatre, Worcester, MA 49:24 Spooky Takes A Holiday (aka Satan Takes A Holiday) Donald Thorne Cinema Organ Volume 2 [Pearl Flapper CD] 1938 3-9 Christie, Granada Cinema, Willesden, London 53:05 Themes from "The Planets" - Mars, The Bringer Of War Simon Gledhill Carousel [Musical Contrasts MCI-210] 1997 5-80 Wurlitzer, Sanfilippo Music Salon, Barrington Hills, IL 57:35 Medley: Phantom of the Opera Tom Hazleton The Concert Experience [NORCAL 2-CD] 2005 4-36 Wurlitzer, Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA: concert November 13, 2005

The Jazz Session No.328 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in September 2023, featuring the very stylish 1967 album “Backlash” from Freddie Hubbard. TRACK LISTING: The Pleasant Pheasant - Billy Cobham; Sample and Hold - Bill Bruford, ft. Jeff Berlin, Allan Holdsworth; Japanese Sandman - Ray Noble & His Orchestra; The Touch of Your Lips [comp. Ray Noble] - Bill Evans; The Return of the Prodigal Son - Freddie Hubbard; Little Sunflower - Freddie Hubbard; Lalo Bossa Nova - Quincy Jones & His Orchestra; Desafinado - Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd; One for Gil - Stan Tracey Octet; Las Vegas Tango - Michael Gibbs; Alone Together - Miles Davis; I Hear a Rhapsody - John Coltrane; South Rampart Street Parade - Acker Bilk; The Green Leaves of Summer - Kenny Ball; Backlash - Freddie Hubbard; Echoes of Blue - Freddie Hubbard; Charmed Life - Diana Krall; I Concentrate On You - Judy Garland; Liminality - Let Spin; Tropical Landscapes - Matthew Halsall.

Matt Fredmonsky, manager of corporate content at Davey, shares his knowledge about the history of Davey Tree, from John Davey's start in tree care to the employee acquisition. In this episode we cover:  John Davey (0:45)Davey's move to the U.S. (2:41)The Tree Doctor (4:00)Building Davey Tree (5:13)Davey's Employee Ownership (6:09)Benefits of Employee Ownership (7:48)Davey Tree in the 1980s (8:36)Davey Archives (9:50)Doug's history with Davey (11:25)A Focus on Employee Education (12:03)Davey Tree Expert Company of Canada (14:27)The Future of Davey (15:25)To find your local Davey office, check out our find a local office page to search by zip code.  To learn more about  Davey Tree's history, click here.To get your copy f Davey books, Green Leaves and Growth Rings, go to shopdaveytree.comTo learn more about careers at Davey, go to Jobs.Davey.com.Connect with Davey Tree on social media:Twitter: @DaveyTreeFacebook: @DaveyTreeInstagram: @daveytreeYouTube: The Davey Tree Expert CompanyLinkedIn: The Davey Tree Expert Company Connect with Doug Oster at www.dougoster.com. Have topics you'd like us to cover on the podcast? Email us at podcasts@davey.com. We want to hear from you! 

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This week Devo goes to the symphony! Maury Kestenbaum goes on a diet, Bad Beth's therapist has some things they'd like to talk to you about, and TV's Kyle has a heart to heart with Vanilla Ice about turtles! 1. "Green Leaves" by Maury Kestenbaum 2. "My Therapist Thinks You're an Asshole" by Bad Beth and Beyond 3. News of the Stupid! 4. I Have Never Seen a Turtle Get Down" by TVs Kyle Maury Kestenbaum is at YouTube.com/@mr.kestenbaum4453 Bad Beth and Beyond is at Facebook.com/showmeonthedoll69 TV's Kyle is at TVsKyle.Bandcamp.com And don't forget to go to MarsConComedy.com and pick up your copy of this year's fundraiser compilation! Thank you to our Patreon backers for making this show possible!!!

Re-publication of Jazz Session No.197 from RaidersBroadcast.com from back in March 2021, featuring jazz from the Abbie Finn Trio album “Northern Perspective”, along with Abbie in interview. TRACK LISTING: Hallelujah - The Tatum.Hampton.Rich Trio; Sih-Sah - Coleman Hawkins; Butch and Butch - Oliver Nelson; New Monstery [alternative take] - Andrew Hill, ft. Kenny Dorham, Joe Henderson; Walkabout - Abbie Finn Trio; Interview 1  - Abbie Finn ; North Meets South - Abbie Finn Trio; Just a Little While to Stay Here - Chris Barber Jazz & Blues Band; The Green Leaves of Summer - Kenny Ball; An Absence of Heart - Lewis Wright; My Ship - Chick Corea & Gary Burton; Northern Cross - Steps Ahead ; Havona - Weather Report; Our Delight - Dizzy Gillespie, w. Milt Jackson & Ted Brown; Up a Step - Donald Byrd, w. Hank Mobley; Windows - Abbie Finn Trio; Interview 2  - Abbie Finn; Umlazi Morning - Abbie Finn Trio; This is Always - Annie Ross, w. Gerry Mulligan; Deed I Do - Diana Krall; Silly Putty - Stanley Clarke; The Pleasant Pheasant - Billy Cobham.

The Jazz Session No.291 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in Jan 2022, featuring jazz from the Caribbean and Asia, as well as my favourite releases in 2022, from Yaatri and Joel Ross. TRACK LISTING: The Things We Did Last Summer - Freddie Hubbard; Summertime - Stan Getz; Charanga E-350 - The Spam Allstars; Ekaya - Abdullah Ibrahim; Petit Havre - Berose; Biguine the Be-Bop - Alain Jean-Marie; The Impetus - To Be and Do Better - Joel Ross; Creation - Yaatri; The Green Leaves of Summer - Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen; Summer Set - Acker Bilk, His Paramount Jazz Band; Summer Fantasy - James Taylor Quartet; Spirit of Summer - Deodato; Light Blue - Thelonius Monk; Iris - Miles Davis; Nathalie - Alain Jean-Marie; A Blessing Waiting to Happen - Ciyo Brown; Blood of Two Oceans - Subharasis Bhattacharya; Song of Island - Yasuhiro Kohno Trio + One; Hope Every Day is a Happy New Year - Polar Bear; Bright New Year - Tim Garland.

Welcome to The KSL Greenhouse Show! Hosts Maria Shilaos and Taun Beddes tackle your gardening questions, talk plants, and offer tips for an amazing yard. Listen Saturdays 8am to 11am at 1160 AM & 102.7 FM, kslnewsradio.com, or on the KSL Newsradio App. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @kslgreenhouse. #KSLGreenhouse  RJ recalls a hard frost he experienced in California and gives tips on protecting citrus from the cold. Texters are asking where they can purchase lemon trees. People still have green leaves on their fruit trees. Taun discusses why they are still there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joel Pearl (@JoelPearl) and Cresta Starr (@CrestaTheeStarr) review IMPACT Wrestling for November 10, 2022.- Knockouts Title: Jordynne Grace vs. Gisele Shaw- X-Division Tournament Semi-Finals: Mike Bailey vs. Trey Miguel- Last Rodeo: Mickie James vs. Chelsea Green- Digital Media Title: Brian Myers vs. Joe Hendry- Bully Ray vs. Zicky Dice- Bhupinder Gujjar vs. G Sharpe- BTI: Killer Kelly vs. Sandra Moone- Who would make the best and worst babysitters in Impact Wrestling?- Your Questions!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/fightful-pro-wrestling-and-mma-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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We all live our lives within routines, whether we are aware of them or not. Every morning, in my own routinized life, I eat a simple breakfast and then sip my coffee and read.

Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, whose trust is the Lord. It is truly a blessing to trust in the Lord, but it is even greater so if the Lord, Himself is the entire reason for our trust. It is not good news simply that God is good and generous and capable of pouring out blessing upon those who trust Him. It is good news that our God has actually pledged His faithfulness toward us in such a way that we would truly be His people and that He would truly be our God. The life we live by faith we live believing a God who has shown Himself to be ultimately and eternally trustworthy. If God is truly for us then who can be against us? Life has always been meant to flow from our trust in who God is and who He has shown Himself to be.

Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, whose trust is the Lord. It is truly a blessing to trust in the Lord, but it is even greater so if the Lord, Himself is the entire reason for our trust. It is not good news simply that God is good and generous and capable of pouring out blessing upon those who trust Him. It is good news that our God has actually pledged His faithfulness toward us in such a way that we would truly be His people and that He would truly be our God. The life we live by faith we live believing a God who has shown Himself to be ultimately and eternally trustworthy. If God is truly for us then who can be against us? Life has always been meant to flow from our trust in who God is and who He has shown Himself to be.

Mercury conjunct Uranus in Taurus invites you to startle yourself with insights about how to steward your life resources with authenticity and unexpected wisdom. The Sun squares Pluto (in Aries-Capricorn) catalyzing you to courageously make some necessary systemic changes. Mercury squares Saturn (in Taurus and Aquarius) challenging you to get more clarity on how you balance security and change.Poem: "Sometimes, I Am Startled Out of Myself" by Barbara CrookerPoet's Website: https://www.barbaracrooker.com

Teachers and educators are facing challenges like never before, including battling misinformation, burned-out kids, parents, and of course—COVID. Join J.R. Jamison as he explores these challenges and shares the story of a man who stays in teaching despite external pressures; another from a woman who uses empathy to teach multicultural education; and one from a teacher who decided to make her own kind of change—at the Statehouse. Stories included in this episode – This Is Why I Teach An anonymous story as told to Suzanne Clem from Facing Teaching Mrs. Miller, You Set Us Up! Barbara Miller's story as told to Clarissa Cheslyn from Facing Teaching Votes for My Students Melanie Wright's story as told to Susan Volbrecht from Facing Teaching Music used in this episode – "GREEN LEAVES" by Jason Shaw Released under an Attribution 3.0 United States (CC BY 3.0 US) license. From the Free Music Archive.

12.12.2021 Green Leaves in the drought [Ionut] by Maretul Har UK

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Darryl's commute through the Florida pine woods has become  routine. He sees the same trees, the same one pump gas station, even the same walking traveler on the road every day. He drives without thinking and without truly seeing until that routine is nightmarishly interrupted. Green Leaves by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/---------------------------------------------The Order's Theme by MyuuDark Music Composer | Royalty-Free. Music for YouTubers, Filmmakers, Video Games and media Official Website: http://www.thedarkpiano.com

The Jazz Session No.216 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in July 2021, featuring the seminal and astounding duet from Gary Burton and Chick Corea that is “Crystal Silence”. TRACK LISTING: ; You Tell Me Your Dream - Monty Sunshine's Jazzband; The Green Leaves of Summer - Kenny Ball & His Jazzman; Groovin' High - Charlie Parker, w. Miles Davis & Dizzy Gillespie; Softly, As In The Morning Sunrise - Artie Shaw; Senor Mouse - Gary Burton & Chick Corea; I'm Your Pal - Gary Burton & Chick Corea; Desert Air - Gary Burton & Chick Corea; One O'Clock Jump - Cab Calloway; Zing A Little Song - Bing Crosby & Jane Wyman; IHS  - Alice Coltrane; Wrong Key Donkey - Carla Bley; Heliopolis - Spyro Gyra; Everybody Loves the Sunshine - Roy Ayers Ubiquity; Plato - John Pope Quintet; Steadily Sinking - Dinosaur; Crystal Silence - Gary Burton & Chick Corea; Feelings and Things - Gary Burton & Chick Corea; What Game Shall We Play Today - Gary Burton & Chick Corea; Black Diamond - Roland Kirk Quartet; Coming On The Hudson - Thelonius Monk; Spanish Angel - Paul Winter Consort; Spanish Sketch - Michael Gibbs and the NDR Big Band.

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There's nothing like fresh green leaves after a long winter. Resting our eyes on lush grass can be healing, and we can make the plant world sparkle with unique presence for our kids by telling stories that draw their imagination into the growing sprouts. When we tell a story about something real we tie imagination and reality together, a process we call the Storytelling Loop. Play often becomes a third component, because our stories open up a child's curiosity to explore and create. By “planting” a story in something real (in this case grass), our kids awaken to a very rich experience, with plenty of room to explore both reality and imagination. In This Episode Learn how to sprout and grow your own wheat grass Listen to a sample story that will connect your little ones to the grass you're growing at home Explore the background of how story, real life, and creative activities make for a rich sensory experience You have the opportunity to play the story we've recorded, or use it as an example to tell your own You will find more details, including a video planting guide at - https://howtotellstoriestochildren.com/podcast-blog/how-to-grow-fresh-green-stories In The Story Mira lives in the city. She loves her mom and dad, but she misses her Grandmother's farm. Then she remembers the little seed pouch Grandmother gave her. She gathers a pot, some soil, and puts all her love and attention into the little seed babies in her care. In doing so, Mira brings the whole family together, and the story describes the same process you and your child will follow to plant your own seed babies at home. In a second story, Randolph Roots, the gnome of the mountain, visits Mira's Grandmother, and we get to see the seed babies from a whole new perspective. After The Story Plant your seed babies. On our website we have a short video with instructions for growing wheat grass, which is very simple. But you could grow beans, squash, or any plants you like. The goal isn't so much to replicate our process, but to observe the relationship between story and the real world. Have fun with it. Explore. We share stories and examples with the intention of inspiring you to create your own. Support this podcast

“Green Leaves”, (3:40). Soothing yet emotionally stirring. Jason's brilliant work was made available to Mojave Beach Productions through the generosity of Audioautix. The song is a major part of the score used in MBP Saratoga Playhouse production, “King of the Mountain”. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mojave-beach-productions/support

The Jazz Session No.197, from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in Mar 2021, featuring the exciting new album from the Abbie Finn Trio, “Northern Perspective”, and an interview with Abbie. TRACK LISTING: Hallelujah - The Tatum.Hampton.Rich Trio; Sih-Sah - Coleman Hawkins; Butch and Butch - Oliver Nelson; New Monstery [alternative take] - Andrew Hill, ft. Kenny Dorham, Joe Henderson; Walkabout - Abbie Finn Trio; Interview, pt.1 - Abbie Finn ; North Meets South - Abbie Finn Trio; Just a Little While to Stay Here - Chris Barber Jazz & Blues Band; The Green Leaves of Summer - Kenny Ball; An Absence of Heart - Lewis Wright; My Ship - Chick Corea & Gary Burton; Northern Cross - Steps Ahead ; Havona - Weather Report; Our Delight - Dizzy Gillespie, w. Milt Jackson & Ted Brown; Up a Step - Donald Byrd, w. Hank Mobley; Windows - Abbie Finn Trio; Interview, pt.2 - Abbie Finn; Umlazi Morning - Abbie Finn Trio; This is Always - Annie Ross, w. Gerry Mulligan; Deed I Do - Diana Krall; Silly Putty - Stanley Clarke; The Pleasant Pheasant - Billy Cobham.

In this episode, Kyle Field reflects on the experience of making LIGHT GREEN LEAVES, Little Wings’ second album for K Records. Kyle gets into the process of conceiving of a record about the fall and ambitiously deciding to make three completely different versions of the album for three different formats. As Kyle reflects on the writing and recording of each song from the album, we’ll hear a detailed look at his creative process. From moving to the Pacific Northwest on a quest, to living in a house full of musicians in Portland, to being nostalgic for the Central Coast of California, to making the decision to try and make it as an artist, we’ll hear the stories around how LIGHT GREEN LEAVES came together.

This week, Andy sits down with Jennifer Griffith (a.k.a. Jeni Green Leaves) about, well, a lot. Jeni keeps herself insanely busy as one of the founding members of the Canna Boss Babes, “a powerful network of cannabis leaders, entrepreneurs and consumers to share stories, provide brand awareness, and educate on a variety of topics related to not only cannabis but empowerment and life skills.” Jeni is also one of the founders of the Long Beach Peer Education Community Center, “a safe space that welcomes all to enrich their lives through the power of education and community.” If that's not enough, she provides support to veterans on a pro bono basis. I don't know how she found time to fit me into her packed schedule, but I'm really glad she did. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cannabloggers-corner/message

This week, Andy sits down with Jennifer Griffith (a.k.a. Jeni Green Leaves) about, well, a lot. Jeni keeps herself insanely busy as one of the founding members of the Canna Boss Babes, “a powerful network of cannabis leaders, entrepreneurs and consumers to share stories, provide brand awareness, and educate on a variety of topics related to not only cannabis but empowerment and life skills.” Jeni is also one of the founders of the Long Beach Peer Education Community Center, “a safe space that welcomes all to enrich their lives through the power of education and community.” If that's not enough, she provides support to veterans on a pro bono basis. I don't know how she found time to fit me into her packed schedule, but I'm really glad she did. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cannabloggers-corner/message

***We are taking a dark week, so the next episode will be out on January 25th! We may do a small episode in between, but the next main episode will be out next month***Hello everybody and welcome to the 9th episode of Distorted Entertainment! In this installment, we talk IGN's Games of the Year, Fleshgod Apocolypse, bands working on a new record, Our Top 5 Singles of 2020, and of course For All Kings by Anthrax and Citadel by Ne Obliviscaris.Next Episodes Album Choices:M to E: Songs From The North 1,2,3 by Swallow The SunE to M: Load and Reload by MetallicaOutro Songs: "The Bad Place" by The Green Leaves and "Daylight" by Forstoryhttps://www.facebook.com/thegreenleavesfwin/https://www.facebook.com/forstorymusic/Intro Song: "Center of Gravity" by Perceive//Persist (Ft. Bradley Ditton)https://www.facebook.com/PerceivePersist/Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DistEntPod

Aquaculture is such a wide and diverse industry, we had to do a second episode! This week, we talk to aquaculture professionals in the oyster world, and those who promote the aquaculture industry, about how COVID-19 has impacted their industry. This episode features interviews with: J.T. Mckissack - Sales manager at Evans Meats & Seafood Gardner Douglass - Nationally ranked oyster shucker and host of the Oyster Ninja podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oyster-ninja-podcast/id1308780989) Steve Hedlund - Communications & Events Manager at Global Aquaculture Alliance Julie Qiu - Oyster Sommelier and Founder of In a Half Shell Blog (www.inahalfshell.com) This week's music is "Green Leaves" by Jason Shaw, available at the Free Music Archive (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jason_Shaw/Audionautix_Acoustic/GREEN_LEAVES_____________2-15). We love to hear your feedback. Follow the Coastal Routes Project www.twitter.com/@Coastal_Routes Philip Loring www.twitter.com/@ConserveChange Hannah Harrison www.twitter.com/@fishpeopleplace Emily De Sousa www.twitter.com/@emilyseaside If you have a story to share with us, send us an email at stories@coastalroutes.org.

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https://www.dudegrows.com/support Or Go To www.Patreon.com/dudegrowsshow The Dude & Scotty Real Are Hanging Out And Waking And Baking And Answering Your Grow Talk Questions Like What To Do If Your Organic Soil Is Too Hot Or Has Been Amended With Too Much Nutrition, A Improvised Grow Room In A Bathroom Using The Tub Mylar And A Shower Curtains, & What To Do About Lime Green Leaves All Over The Plant In Flower & More On Todays Episode Of Grow Talk Dont Forget To Like & Subscribe & Share The Dudegrows Show To Help Spread The Word.

https://www.dudegrows.com/support Or Go To www.Patreon.com/dudegrowsshow The Dude & Scotty Real Are Hanging Out And Waking And Baking And Answering Your Grow Talk Questions Like What To Do If Your Organic Soil Is Too Hot Or Has Been Amended With Too Much Nutrition, A Improvised Grow Room In A Bathroom Using The Tub Mylar And A Shower Curtains, & What To Do About Lime Green Leaves All Over The Plant In Flower & More On Todays Episode Of Grow Talk Dont Forget To Like & Subscribe & Share The Dudegrows Show To Help Spread The Word.

順風可以航行，逆風可以飛行。 身處海島的我們，對我國的造船業了解多少呢？ 這集，聊聊我們的百年造船歷史， 也聊聊什麼樣的人適合進造船業。 『唯有過往的足跡，才可以創造現在的繁榮， 唯有現在的努力，才可以擁有光明的未來。』 出自-臺灣造船百年史特刊 劉侑明工程師 本集來賓 臺灣國際造船股份有限公司 曾國正總經理 余茂華經理 背景樂: Green Leaves by Audionautix

On this episode, The Cultured Chicks continue to dive into cultures and today we look at subcultures in America. Our guest today, Monica Phillips (aka Mrs. GreenLeaves) introduces us to the plant subcultures. Stay “planted” as this episode “leaves” you with new “seeds” of information and “spouts” great conversation.. You can find Monica Phillips, "Mrs Green Leave"  on Instagram and Facebook @heymrsgreenleaves --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we are with Theresa Gabrielle of from The Good with Theresa G podcast.  Theresa is a mother, wife, activist, entrepreneur and lover of nature.  Her deepest love affair has always been with nature. She enjoys traveling and immersing herself in different cultures, and people.  She loves learning from other people.  As she says, Everyone on this planet is so unique but similar.  Theresa is an entrepreneur.  She has created and owned a few successful businesses (some not so successful too).  Her background is in Social Services, Environmental Education, and Design. She has spent the last ten years with a focus on designing spaces that support the health and wellbeing of people and our planet.  In 2017 she woke up and decided she needed to start a Podcast bringing all her passion for connection together into a platform with the goal of focusing on the good in the world.  The podcast inspires, rewires and educates. Exploring the opportunities that current global, societal, economic, planetary and health challenges have created.   "If you have a dream, dream it every day…" - Theresa G   Topics we discuss: How we all connected Making the jump to EntrepreneurshipHow she did it. What the process was for her Standing up for herselfIn Corporate world Being harassed Learning how to Processing Coming up in a Low Income familyBeing the minority Trying to Fit in Feeling like an outsider Her Mother's Influence Being AnorexicWhat led to it Getting help Working through it Being MixedHer experience in White groups Her experience in black groups Talking White/Black Nature's impact on her life Her Podcast and what led her to start   References: The Good with Theresa G Facebook Page Her Instagram Rich Dad/Poor Dad The Jason Project Epstein Barr Syndrome DNRS   Credits: Lead editor + Producer: Ruf Holmes   Music: Main Theme: "Eaze Does It" by Shye Eaze and DJ Rufbeats, a More In Common Podcast Exclusive. Guest theme:  "Water to Fire" by DJ Rufbeats created as a More In Common Podcast Exclusive.

And if it happens, if I happen to leave this life before I finish what I feel I need to, it's alright. It wouldn't bother me if the reality of the life I believe in applied to me. I'll try to keep my mind free of unnecessary attachment. From the idea of knowing. I will try to keep my beginners mind. One free of judgement, and always open to the potential of a hopeful future.

The news is depressing, but necessary and we're giving you a break.  On this very special episode, Molly talks to Sy The Plant Guy and gets all the lowdown on how to keep your plants alive more easily than your relationships during quarantine. Join this ray of sunshine as he shines down on all of your ferny friends! 

On this episode of TJP, COMO's meanest returns stronger and more brutal than ever before. By the grace of the almighty Green Leaves, the 574 was once again thrown into a death grip! Will the Tune Junkies survive another round with Bardock? Will Goshen hold it's own? Or will the power prove to be too much? Find out on this weeks episode of the Tune Junkies Podcast! 

Will was in a show and his Chiefs are playing in the AFC Championship so we couldn’t record a new episode! But, we still have a new episode! Ten mini 2 minute & 20 second episodes plastered together into one big regular-sized episode! Actually, it’s a bit longer (34 whole minutes!) cause we’re bad at clocks and math and love the sound of our own voices! There’s variable levels of sound quality, though, so, gonna have to ding us on that one, too. Also, there’s some pretty drunk post-football Sunday Nelson in a few of these. Sorry about our sins having no end! Anyway, enjoy! Contents: Jumbly (8/4/19) Burger King, That’s Crazy (w/ a stealth Jeremy Auman!) (8/18/19) 10 Beers into Recording, or Alley Napping (w/ Jeremy Auman!) (8/18/19) Fuck Elves, or Thranduil Did 9/11 (9/8/19) Live 200th Episode Post Game Show, or Accordion to Jim (w/ Jay Maus, Jason Keezer, Andrea Repinsky & Allison Puderbaugh!) (9/13/19) Prayer of the Rollerboys, or Get a Boat! (10/13/19) Will’s Weenies Catastrophe! Accidental MiniDeuce, or The Price of Will’s Pride! (10/20/19) Octoberfest, or Ding Ding!, or Nelson Knows How to Ding!, or How Nelson Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Ding Ding! (10/20/19) The Green Leaves of Trees, or War’s Over! (10/20/19) Onion Jelly, or Mirepoix Will (w/ Jeremy Auman) (11/10/19) So, that was another DecaDeuce! You’re welcome! Go see Will in a play this weekend! The Compleat Works of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)! At Theatre Lawrence! Thursday through Saturday nights and a Sunday matinee! We’ll be back next week with something brand new probably! Contact Us! Follow Us! Love Us! Email: doubledeucepod@gmail.com Twitter: @doubledeucepod Facebook: www.facebook.com/DoubleDeucePod/ Also, please subscribe/rate/review/share us! We’re on iTunes, Android, Libsyn, Stitcher, Google, Spotify, Radio.com, RadioPublic, pretty much anywhere they got podcasts, you can find the Deuce! Podcast logo art by Jason Keezer! Intro & Outro featuring Rob Schulte! Brought to you in part by sponsorship from Courtney Shipley and listeners like you! Do you like comics? Check out the Chop Shop Podcast where Nelson is sometimes a guest and go buy some comics at Chops Comics in Lawrence, Kansas!

Beware of being filled with only green leaves...if you have no fruit you are in danger of being cursed. Remember faith without deeds is DEAD!

ROUND 2: FIGHT! Michael from The Green Leaves is returning to the dungeon and this time he dragged Grant "Granthony" Huffman along! We talk in depth about the upcoming EP, the tour that goes along with it, and the importance of Taco Bell on the road. And how could this be a Green Leaves episode if we didn't play a game?! All this and more on your weekly fix of TJP.

Tea for One/孤品兆赫-232, 民谣/Leaving On A Jet Plane本期继续一期民谣的专题，欢迎收听。Trackllist 1. < 500 Miles > -- The Brothers Four, 1962 2. < 500 Miles > -- Peter Paul & Mary, 1962 3. < Where Have All the Flowers Gone > -- Peter Paul & Mary, 1962 4. < Where Have All the Flowers Gone > -- Wes Montgomery, 1968 5. < Green Leaves of Summer > -- Wes Montgomery, 1968 6. < Green Leaves of Summer > -- Ray Conniff, 1961 7. < Leaving On A Jet Plane > -- Ray C onniff, 1970 8. < Leaving On A Jet Plane > -- Peter, Paul & Mary, 1967

Tea for One/孤品兆赫-232, 民谣/Leaving On A Jet Plane本期继续一期民谣的专题，欢迎收听。Trackllist 1. < 500 Miles > -- The Brothers Four, 1962 2. < 500 Miles > -- Peter Paul & Mary, 1962 3. < Where Have All the Flowers Gone > -- Peter Paul & Mary, 1962 4. < Where Have All the Flowers Gone > -- Wes Montgomery, 1968 5. < Green Leaves of Summer > -- Wes Montgomery, 1968 6. < Green Leaves of Summer > -- Ray Conniff, 1961 7. < Leaving On A Jet Plane > -- Ray C onniff, 1970 8. < Leaving On A Jet Plane > -- Peter, Paul & Mary, 1967

Part 2 is the conclusion of the escapade that was Cult Fest. Til next year Junkies.  This episode contains the musical endeavors of: Controvert, The Standard Model, Gunhands Mcbuzzsaw, The Green Leaves, The Omniscient and Lenore//Cult

Listen to this PREVIEW of the ninth episode of On Second Thought, a special bonus series you can hear on the And the Runner-Up Is Patreon exclusive feed! On Second Thought is a series in which Kevin is joined by TWO special guests in breaking down another Best Picture nominee not reviewed on the regular show that could have still been the runner-up. In this episode, Kevin speaks with Matt Neglia and Ryan McQuade about Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds," the possible runner-up that lost Best Picture to "The Hurt Locker" in 2009. This episode includes a review of the film itself, its awards run, and another fun quiz!   You can listen to the full episode of On Second Thought by going to patreon.com/andtherunnerupis and contributing at the $3 per month tier. Follow Kevin Jacobsen on Twitter:     @Kevin_Jacobsen Follow Matt Neglia on Twitter:      @NextBestPicture Follow Ryan McQuade on Twitter: @ryanmcquade77 Follow And the Runner-Up Is on Twitter:      @OscarRunnerUp Music included on this episode:    "The Green Leaves of Summer" by Nick Perito     

Jake and Joe were excited and ready to talk about Bengals training camp, and do update you on who is back, and who wasn't. But while they were recording, news of AJ Green's lower leg injury broke, and you'll get their raw reaction on this episode of Locked On Bengals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Enter the Vault podcast is back and packed with new local music! Find out what shows are coming up in the area too. Listen on iTunes, Google Podcast, Spotify, or on indymetalvault.com! Bands on the episode include: PillarsLouisiana Lot LizardsTo My DismayCatalyticControvertThe Green LeavesHemperorIce HowlFaerie RingLiquid SignalDead King’s PeaceMask...

Ladies and Gentlemen, Dirt Nap Dogma. Trent and Natalie drop in to tell us about their EP Release! But before all that we touch on the humble beginnings of the group, Natalie's hatred for feet, and if this band thing doesn't work out Trent is gonna join the Boston Celtics. Stayed tuned at the end of the episode for their track "Reign" featuring Michael O'Hara of The Green Leaves.

From Fort Wayne Indiana, these boys have been making quite a raucous in the 574. Please welcome, The Green Leaves.Mike and Damon tell us about their humble beginnings as an internet troupe, their apparent love for eggs, workout regimens and planning. They also agreed to be guinea pigs for our new games! Listen in and go see them live!

1A. Django by Luis Bacalov 2A. The Green Leaves of Summer by Dmitri Tiomkin 3A.Rio Bravo by Frank Pourcel 4A. The Ballad Of Paladin by Johnny Western 5A. Sono Sartana, Il Vostro Beccino (I am sartana, your angel of death” by Vasili Kojoucharov 6A. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance by Gene Pitney 7B. Black Killer by Daniele Patucchi 8B. Day of Anger by Riz Ortolani 9B. Mule Train by Frankie Laine 10B. De Guello by Nelson Riddle 11B. North to Alaska by Johnny Horton 12C. Johnny Yuma by Nora Orlandi 13C. wind in my face (Campa carogna... la taglia cresce) by Nico Fidenco 14C. Cemetery Without Crosses by Andre Hossein 15C. Wagons HO! by Al Caiola and Leroy Holmes and his Orchestra 16C. Ehi Amigo...SEI MORTO by Carlo Savin 17D. C’era Una Volta il West by Ennio Morricone

Chose a vivid green matcha to celebrate the leaves.

"You're just in time for the jokes." Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. were a part of what people called ‘The Rat Pack,' a group of friends who all started hanging out regularly back at Humphrey Bogart's and Lauren Bacall's place. The members changed over time, but Sinatra, Martin and Davis always seemed to be the core trio. The three only appeared in a handful of films together, and the one they're most known for is the heist film Ocean's 11. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we kick off our Ocean's series with Lewis Milestone's original 1960 Rat Pack film, Ocean's 11. We talk about why the film doesn't hold up very well for today's audience and how it really takes someone who was much more connected to the Rat Pack group to really connect with this film today. We look at the script and its shift from drama to comedy, and why perhaps that shift during development left the script largely feeling disjointed and disconnected. We discuss the cast and try to answer why they're largely uninteresting and unlikeable. We chat about the ending of the film and debate whether it's effective or not. And we touch on the songs in the film – notably “Ain't That a Kick in the Head” – and stew on why it wasn't recognized by the Academy. It's a film that unfortunately feels very dated, which means it may only appeal to audiences who really were fans of the Rat Pack. That doesn't stop us from having a great conversation about it! So check it out then tune in! The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins. Film Sundries Thank you for supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast on Patreon! — https://patreon.com/thenextreel Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • YouTube Original theatrical trailer Original poster artwork Art of the Title Flickchart Letterboxd 1960 Academy Award Best Song winner Never on Sunday 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee The Second Time Around 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee Faraway Part of Town 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee The Green Leaves of Summer 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee The Facts of Life Ain't That a Kick in the Head, as performed in the film

"You’re just in time for the jokes." Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. were a part of what people called ‘The Rat Pack,’ a group of friends who all started hanging out regularly back at Humphrey Bogart’s and Lauren Bacall’s place. The members changed over time, but Sinatra, Martin and Davis always seemed to be the core trio. The three only appeared in a handful of films together, and the one they’re most known for is the heist film Ocean’s 11. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we kick off our Ocean’s series with Lewis Milestone’s original 1960 Rat Pack film, Ocean’s 11. We talk about why the film doesn’t hold up very well for today’s audience and how it really takes someone who was much more connected to the Rat Pack group to really connect with this film today. We look at the script and its shift from drama to comedy, and why perhaps that shift during development left the script largely feeling disjointed and disconnected. We discuss the cast and try to answer why they’re largely uninteresting and unlikeable. We chat about the ending of the film and debate whether it’s effective or not. And we touch on the songs in the film – notably “Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” – and stew on why it wasn’t recognized by the Academy. It’s a film that unfortunately feels very dated, which means it may only appeal to audiences who really were fans of the Rat Pack. That doesn’t stop us from having a great conversation about it! So check it out then tune in! The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins. Film Sundries Thank you for supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast on Patreon! — https://patreon.com/thenextreel Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • YouTube Original theatrical trailer Original poster artwork Art of the Title Flickchart Letterboxd 1960 Academy Award Best Song winner Never on Sunday 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee The Second Time Around 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee Faraway Part of Town 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee The Green Leaves of Summer 1960 Academy Award Best Song nominee The Facts of Life Ain’t That a Kick in the Head, as performed in the film

We visited 12 cities and towns asking about the best and worst things. This episode contains excerpts from Colby, KS; Las Cruces, NM; Pittsburgh, PA; and Toronto, ON in a study of what makes cities liveable. Full series at www.councilchronicles.com/bestworst.City Council Chronicles provides reviews of city council meetings from across the world. Named a "Top 100 Local Government Influencer" in 2016 and 2017 by ELGL.org. Link: https://councilchronicles.com/ Twitter: @michaelkarlik. Graphic design by Ben Wasserman. Twitter: @benwassertweet. E-mail: wasserman.benjamin@gmail.com.   Green Leaves by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Additional music by bensound.com

We live in a time when life seems to come at us faster than it ever has in the history of the world. We get stressed, overloaded, and overwhelmed. Under these pressures, it is hard to remain calm, the state of mind necessary to live in harmony with the universal laws of success. Often we get discouraged and lose faith, simply because we spend so much time beating ourselves up for our flaws. This audio was derived from the following article: http://ararekindoffaith.com/perfectionism-and-prosperity/ Green Leaves by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Kyrie / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Mass in C minor Dies Irae / Wendy Carlos / The ShiningEnleitung / Richard Strauss / Also sprach ZarathustraSarabande / Georg Freidrich Haendel / Suite pour clavecin no. 4Mesto, Rigido e Cerimonale / György Ligeti / Musica Ricercata L'ultima Diligenza per Red Rock / Ennio Morricone / The Hateful EightThe Legend of Pai Mei / David Carradine / Kill Bill Vol. 2Main Theme / Stelvio Cipriani / La polizia sta a guardareThe Green Leaves of Summer / Dimitri Tiomkin / The Alamo Merry-go-Round of Life / Joe Hisaishi / Howl's Moving CastleDragon Boy / Joe Hisaishi / Spirited AwayMain Theme / Joe Hisaishi / Castle in the Sky Nausicä mon amour / フライドポテト、チーズ、ソース / Telemax VideowayOde / Lerabot / Alpha-61Alphaville / Lerabot / Alpha-61Rise / Milos Milonakis / FestenI Only Wish This for You / Saltland / A Common TruthRain Copy / You'll Never Get to Heaven / Images 8 / Kelly Lee Owens / Kelly Lee Owens

El Álamo por Fernando Alonso Barahona El sacrificio de 185 tejanos en marzo de 1836, masacrados en las ruinas de la antigua misión española de El Álamo (San Antonio de Béjar) por el general y presidente de México, Santa Anna, bullía en la mente de John Wayne desde 1945. El actor encontraba en este episodio de la historia americana enseñado en todas las escuelas e incorporado a la mitología de la nación, un escenario adecuado para ofrecer su visión del mundo a sus contemporáneos. La defensa de la libertad, la trascendencia, el coraje para defender las propias ideas en un mundo asediado por los totalitarismos… Finalmente se logran los más de diez millones de dólares precisos para que “The Alamo” vea la luz (una cifra astronómica para 1959; pensemos que “Los Diez Mandamientos” de Cecil B. De Mille, filmada en 1955 había costado 12 millones). Inicialmente Wayne pensaba interpretar tan solo a Sam Houston como colaboración especial, pero la distribuidora le presionó para que fuera él mismo el protagonista por lo que tuvo que aceptar. Comenzaron a barajarse nombres para el resto del reparto: William Holden (Bowie), Rock Hudson (Travis), Charlton Heston (Houston)… pero finalmente fueron Richard Widmark, Laurence Harvey y Richard Boone. El rodaje se prolongó durante tres meses, fue intenso, duro y puso a prueba el carácter de John Wayne, entregado con pasión a su obra. “El Alamo” es una película mítica por muchos conceptos, no sólo por su deslumbrante estilo visual que alcanza instantes de formidable grandeza épica (el asalto final al fuerte), dramática (la secuencia emocionante en la que los sitiados deciden quedarse en el fuerte sabiendo que van a morir) o romántica (el amor entre Davy Crockett y la bella Graciela Flaca que interpreta Linda Cristal). A su belleza formal contribuye desde luego la espléndida fotografía de William H. Clothier, de tonos fordianos, y la maravillosa banda sonora de Tiomkin, en especial la canción “Las hojas verdes del verano”, convertida en un clásico desde su primera audición. Aparte de su estilo El Álamo se funda en tres pilares fundamentales: el anhelo de libertad, la fe en la dimensión trascendente del ser humano, la vida entendida como misión, al estilo de Eugenio D,Ors. Varias escenas resumen el contenido. Crockett justificando su sacrificio a la joven Graciela: “Y esto es lo importante: sentirse útil. (…) Existen el bien y el mal y hay que escoger un camino u otro, si tomas el primero es la vida, pero si vas por el segundo es como si ya estuvieras muerto aunque continúes andando”. O la última noche de los sitiados cuando uno de los defensores de El Álamo señala tras corroborar la fe en Dios que otro de sus compañeros ha proclamado: “hay que confiar en las virtudes eternas de los hombres, en lo mejor de sí mismos, el valor, la honradez y el amor”. La película se centra además en los dilemas morales más allá de la anécdota concreta. Así, el ejército mexicano es tratado con respeto (“saben pelear”, dice uno de los tejanos al contemplar el desfile de los soldados de Santa Anna) y en el emotivo final, el propio Santa Anna se quita el sombrero ante los únicos supervivientes (una niña y su madre, la mujer de Dickinson) ordenando presentar armas a su ejército a modo de homenaje. Tras el estreno John Wayne que había puesto dinero de su bolsillo amen de hipotecar casi todas sus posesiones, se vio obligado a ceder a United Artists los derechos de la película. La distribuidora exigió recortar el metraje y cerca de media hora fue cortada. Se creía irremisiblemente perdida hasta que en 1991, en Toronto, fue encontrada una copia íntegra que permitió disfrutar de escenas intensas como el cumpleaños de la hija del capitán Dickinson (interpretada por la propia hija de John Wayne, Aissa ) o la muerte del predicador Parsons). Desde 2010 la versión íntegra estaba disponible en VHS, pero el DVD actualmente en el mercado es la versión recortada exhibida desde el estreno hasta la aparición de las escenas perdidas. En la película completa el buen aficionado podrá disfrutar o descubrir esta obra maestra asaeteada de escenas míticas: la primera aparición de Crockett, los diálogos entre Graciela y Crockett frente al gran árbol –símbolo de la vida- , los defensores del fuerte cruzando la línea que Travis ha trazado y aceptando su sacrificio, el general Sam Houston al conocer que no podrá llegar a tiempo para ayudarlos: “Confío que Texas lo recuerde”, o todo el asalto final, una cumbre del cine épico. Algunos mitos han circulado sobre la película. En primer término su supuesto desastre comercial. En absoluto es cierto. “The Alamo” recaudó más de 12 millones de euros tras su estreno mundial, cifra brillante que la colocó entre las diez más comerciales del año. Wayne se vio obligado a ceder los derechos a United Artists que a partir de 1961 fue la que se benefició de las sustanciales recaudaciones de todos los años posteriores (“The Alamo” se repuso con honores de estreno en 1967 y 1972 en todo el mundo). Tampoco es cierto su fracaso ante la crítica . Incluso un historiador muy lejano a las ideas conservadoras de John Wayne como George Sadoul recogía en su monumental Diccionario del cine, el gran esfuerzo épico de “El Álamo” y su considerable éxito comercial . En Estados Unidos las críticas fueron variadas pero nunca faltaron las elogiosas y la Academia de Hollywood incluyó entre las siete candidaturas al Oscar de 1960, la de mejor película para “El Álamo”. (Al final solo obtuvo una, la de mejor sonido, la película ganadora fue “El apartamento”, de Billy Wilder y aún los aficionados se preguntan cómo es posible que Dimitri Tiomkin no ganara la correspondiente a la banda sonora y a la canción, cuando ambas pueden considerarse de entre las mejores de toda la historia del cine). Otro tema debatido fue la participación de John Ford, amigo y maestro de Wayne en la película. Pocas semanas después del inicio del rodaje, el autor de “Centauros del desierto” se presentó en Bracketville comentando que estaba de vacaciones. Lo cierto es que buena parte del material de Ford no fue empleado porque ni siquiera estaba en el guión. Sin embargo, el director no se limitó a la segunda unidad sino que en varias ocasiones charlaba con los actores principales. Según han fijado los expertos en la película, Clark y Andersen autores del libro “John Wayne´s The Alamo (A Film Legend)”, la versión definitiva de la película conserva tan solo algunos planos rodados personalmente con Ford. Entre ellos el plano de John Wayne y Linda Cristal en su segundo encuentro y el de Laurence Harvey disparando a un atacante tras una salida de los defensores del fuerte. Sea como fuere, el paso del tiempo, las continuas reposiciones y la calidad intrínseca tanto del film como del trabajo de John Wayne han contribuido a colocar “El Álamo” en el justo y muy alto lugar que siempre mereció , que no es otro que el de ser una de las cumbres épicas de las historia del cine y – en palabras de Ford - : “una de las mas grandes películas jamás realizadas, para todas las épocas, para todas las generaciones“. Tracklist: 1. The Alamo (Overture) (3:05) 2. De Guella and the Green Leaves of Summer (2:06) - "El Acomodador" con Alí Trujillo 25:25 3. David Crockett Arrives (2:28) - "Cuaderno de cine" por Fernando Alonso Barahona 48:05 4. The Green Leaves of the Summer (3:04) 5. David Crockett Speech (2:16) 6. Raid for Cattle (4:25) - "Dirigido por" César Bardes 1:54:34 7. Tennessee Babe, Oh! Lisa (2:25) - "Grandes Esperanzas" con Alma López 2:04:10 8. Assembly Line (Small Soldiers) - Jerry Goldsmith (3:35) - "Conexión Berlín" con Celia Martínez 2:35:50 9. Here's to the Ladies (1:10) - "Al límite" con Fran Beltrán 2:43:53 10. Ballad of the Alamo (Dimitri Tiomkin & Marty Robbins) - (3:31) - "El rincón del coleccionista" y "Bonus track" con Miguel Casares 2:53:41 11. Fess Parker - Ballad of Davy Crockett (1955) - (2:14) - "Repartiendo Zapatilla" con Hermanos Jiménez 3:00:35 12. General Santa Anna (2:34) 13. David Crockett (3:39) 14. The Green Leaves of Summer (Dimitri Tiomkin & The Brothers Four) - (2:48) 15. Charge of Santa Anna, Death of David Crockett (Final Assault) - (6:46) 16. Finale (1:22) 17. The Boys from Brazil (Vals/Suite) - Jerry Goldsmith (7:00) 18. Dimitri Tiomkin Greatest Hits - Suite (9:56) - Dial M for Murder (1954) - Alfred Hitchcock - Circus World (1964) - Henry Hathaway - Land of the Pharaohs (1955) - Howard Hawks - The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964) - Anthony Mann - GIANT (1956) - George Stevens - Strangers on a Train (1951) - Alfred Hitchcock - The Guns of Navarone (1961) - J. Lee Thompson - Red River (1948) - Howard Hawks - The Unforgiven (1960) - John Huston - Duel in the Sun (1946) - King Vidor - Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957) - John Sturges - High Noon (1952) - Fred Zinnemann - The Thing from Another World (1951) - Christian Nyby - It's a Wonderful Life (1946) - Frank Capra - Tarzan and the Mermaids (1948) - Robert Florey - The Alamo (1960) - John Wayne - Friendly Persuacion (1956) - William Wyler 19. The Guns of Navarone - The legend of Navarone / Main Title -(2:35) 20. Gunfight at the Ok Corral (Ned Washington & Dimitri Tiomkin - Sung by Frankie Laine) - (2:39) 21. Alien Main Title - Jerry Goldsmith (4:09)

Learn why a billionaire paid a record $110.5 million for a painting. Before we get started, I wanted to let you know about another awesome podcast called Profit Boss Radio. Profit Boss Radio, hosted by MBA and Certified Financial Planner Hilary Hendershott, highlights inspiring women who have created success in their financial and professional life. Each week you can tune in and hear how women have paved the road to sustained success with both beliefs and actions. Check it out at www.profitbossradio.com. The article is posted on my website at www.lindapjones.com at podcast 266. You might not know I’m an art collector. I have a passion for art. There are about 70 paintings in my collection. When my husband was alive we loved to go to art auctions. I’ve not ever been to an auction at Christie’s, but I’d love to and it’s on my bucket list. Yesterday something exciting happened at a Christie’s auction. A painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat sold for $110.5 million! Only 10 other canvases have ever sold for over $100 million. It was bought by the 41-year-old tech tycoon, rock musician, fashion entrepreneur Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa. The Los Angeles Times says that until shortly before Thursday's auction, it hadn't been shown in public since a private collector bought it for $19,000 in 1984. Says the NY Times: “It was Mr. Maezawa, the 41-year-old founder of Contemporary Art Foundation, who last year set the previous auction high for Basquiat, paying $57.3 million for the artist’s large 1982 painting of a horned devil at Christie’s. Mr. Maezawa is also the founder of Japan’s large online fashion mall, Zozotown.” How’s that for compounding! His works have had an increase of 10 fold in 10 years. Basquiat’s skull painting set several records: for a work by any American artist, for a work by an African-American artist and as the first art created since 1980 to sell for over $100 million. Untitled 1982 painting of a skull. Basquiat painted it at age 21. It has not been seen in public for 30 years. According to the NY TImes, “The Brooklyn-born Basquiat went from graffiti artist to an art collector darling in the span of a mere seven years. He died at 27 of a drug overdose in 1988. Last year, Basquiat became the highest-grossing American artist at auction, generating $171.5 million from 80 works, according to Artprice, and his auction high has increased at least tenfold in the last 15 years.” Why would someone pay this much for a painting? 1. Because they love the work! 2. They are a collector. 3. The rarity of the work. 4. His prices have been escalating. 5. Art has been appreciating better than other assets. 6. Diversification of your fortune, especially out of cash. 7. You can afford it. ;) According to the Guardian the other works of art that sold for over $100 million are: The $100m artists club: paintings that have fetched more than $100m at auction 1. $179.4m. Pablo Picasso “Les Femmes d’Alger” (Version 0). 2015. 2. $170.4m. Amedeo Modigliani “Nu Couche”. 2015. 3. $142m. Francis Bacon Triptych “Three Studies of Lucian Freud”. 2013. 4. $119.9m. Edvard Munch “The Scream”. 2012. 5. $110.5m. Jean-Michel Basquiat “Untitled”. 2017. 6. $106.5m. Pablo Picasso “Nude, Green Leaves and Bust”. 2010. 7. $104.5m Andy Warhol “Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster). 2013. 8. $104m. Pablo Picasso “Garçon à la Pipe”. 2004. Please subscribe and leave me a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio. Move your net worth in the right direction by getting “11 Quick Financial Tips to Boost Your Wealth” at www.lindapjones.com.

En 1975, a pesar de los tremendos problemas de producción y rodaje, "Tiburón" ganadora de 3 Oscars (Sonido, Montaje y Música) fue todo un taquillazo, el primer blockbuster de la historia. La primera película en superar la barrera de los 100 millones de dólares y se convirtió en un fenómeno de la cultura popular en todo el mundo. "Tiburón" cambió el cine para siempre, por la genialidad de un joven director de 26 años y por la sorprendente banda sonora de uno de los más grandes compositores de la historia de la música de cine. Ambos consiguieron que a la generación de los 70 y 80 les diera pánico entrar en el agua. Dos icónicas notas que todo el mundo recuerda, fáciles de tararear y asociar a Tiburón. En su sencillez reside su grandeza. Y en su maravillosa creatividad en la composición y orquestación. La primera vez que Spielberg escuchó en el piano de Williams esas dos notas, que ya forman parte de la historia del cine y su música, pensó que se trataba de una broma. Cuando lo repitió una y otra vez, dándose cuenta de la intención que tenían y que podían incrementar el tempo a su antojo, Spielberg supo que Williams había dado con la idea de toda la película y del tema de Tiburón. Posteriormente llegó a afirmar que "la mitad del éxito de esta película se debía a la música". Este tema principal, conductor de la partitura, es recibido al instante por el público y podemos escuchar nuestros corazones martilleando en nuestro pecho. Junto a las dos notas bajas que componen el tema principal, también se escuchan un trío de trompas -tres notas ascendentes- anunciando la majestuosa presencia y la fuerza predominante del Tiburón, utilizándose en la película casi tanto como el motivo de dos-nota Dum-Dum... De alguna forma John Williams juega con el subconsciente del espectador nos adelanta con su música la presencia o no del Tiburón, incluso juega con la aparición sorpresa en algún momento del filme. Musicalmente hace una especie de tocata y fuga contrapuntisticamente de la aventura y misterio mezclada con el espíritu marinero de Quint (un "hornpipe" marinero de Nueva Inglaterra que acompaña a la salida del Orca), seguido de la fanfarria "Korngold-esca" y de los sucesivos ataques del tiburón que se van acelerando en tempo y ritmo, dramatismo y frenesí en un obstinato del motivo del Tiburón. De la esperanza y el optimismo de los cazadores se pasa al drama y la impotencia de la muerte simbolizada por la fuerza sinfónica del gran blanco. Desgarradora, desoladora y frenética en sus últimos acordes. Ya no es un juego de caza. Ya es la muerte sin remisión. Y a la muerte del Tiburón, Spielberg sugiere al técnico de sonido que introduzca al final del corte "Blown To Bits" del score de Williams la muerte de todos sus demonios fílmicos hasta la fecha, el camión despeñándose de "El Diablo sobre ruedas" ("The Duel") y ese premonitorio rugido de dinosaurio de serie B que sin saberlo simboliza lo que está por llegar en el futuro ("Jurassic Park"). Una obsesión de Spielberg de su infancia convertida en realidad. Aunque había ordenado quitar del guión de Carl Gothieb toda conexión de la novela de Peter Benchley con Moby Dick, Spielberg no consiguió los derechos y la autorización de Gregory Peck para rodar una secuencia del caza tiburones Quint (Robert Shaw) viendo en un cine Moby Dick y partiéndose de risa cuando muere el capitán Ahab ahogado, enredado en las cuerdas de los arpones clavados en el lomo de la ballena blanca. Esta y muchas otras anécdotas las contamos en este completo y exhaustivo análisis de la película y de su música, gracias a nuestro equipo de colaboradores en sus diferentes secciones: "El Acomodador" con Alí Trujillo, "Conexión Berlín" con Celia Martínez, "Cuaderno de cine" con Fernando Alonso Barahona, "Dirigido por" con César Bardes, "Al límite" con Fran Beltrán, "Grandes esperanzas" con Alma López, "Repartiendo Zapatilla" con los Hermanos Jimenez, "El Rincón del Coleccionista" y "Bonus Track" con el gran Miguel Casares (autor de las cabeceras y del montaje de este mega Tiburón, se merece un Oscar como la gran Verna Fields), y quien les habla, suscribe estas líneas y orquesta toda esta locura, vuestro servidor Juan Ramón López. Además en este Programa número 4 de Cinemasmusic hemos ido más allá haciendo un 2x1. Es decir, dos podcast en uno, con la inclusión al final del mismo de un especial titulado "Carnada de Tiburón" con nuestros amigos de Carne de Videoclub, los hermanos David e Isaac Gómez. Dos de las personas que mejor conocen, viven y sienten el universo de JAWS. Esas "mandíbulas" que aquí titularon "Tiburón" y marcó a toda una generación formando parte de nuestras vidas como una película mítica, una obra maestra del cine. Esperamos que os guste este sentido homenaje y completa masterclass de más de 6 horas a dos maestros Spielberg-Williams y a una gran película. Como decía Brody "vamos a necesitar un barco más grande" y por si acaso "salgan todos del agua". Tracklist Música de John Williams (Duración corte) - Localización minutaje 1. Main Title and First Victim (3:30) - 7:05 -. Trailer español - 10:30 -. "El Acomodador" con Alí Trujillo - 32:38 2. The Empty Raft (1:23) - 42:24 -. "Conexión Berlín" con Celia Martínez - 43:40 3. The Pier Incident (2:22) - 53:28 -. "Cuaderno de cine" por Fernando Alonso Barahona - 55:45 -. Moby Dick - Philip Sainton - 1:04:54 4. The Shark Cage Fuge (2:00) - 1:15:32 -. "Dirigido por" con César Bardes - 1:17:29 5. Shark Attack (1:18) - 1:29:36 -. "Al límite" con Fran Beltrán - 1:30:50 6. Ben Gardner's Boat (3:31) - 1:34:40 -. "El Rincón del Coleccionista" con Miguel Casares - 1:38:05 -. Main title (Alternate) de Jaws ed. Intrada - 1:43:38 -. "Bonus Track" con Miguel Casares - 1:44:29 -. John Williams conducts Medley (Oscars 2002) - 1:46:30 Casablanca, Citizen Kane, 20th Century Fox Fanfare, Star Wars, The Sea Hawk, Spellbound, Titanic, Psycho, Jaws, The Pink Panther, Exodus, Out of Africa, Doctor Zhivago, Bridge on the River Kwai, Patton, Rocky, The Magnificent Seven, The Natural, Cinema Paradiso, The Godfather, ET, Gone With the Wind. 7. Montage (1:31) - 1:55:17 8. Father and Son (3:43) - 2:08:50 -. "Grandes Esperanzas" con Alma López - 2:12:30 -. Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee) - 2:20:44 -. Happy Birthday, Maggie (Point Of No Return) - Hans Zimmer - 2:27:18 9. Into The Stuary (2:51) - 2:38:21 10. Out To Sea (2:58) - 2:50:17 -. Steven Spielberg and John Williams talks about Jaws - 2:53:17 11. Man Against Beast (5:34) - 2:56:00 12. Quint's Tale (2:41) - 3:07:14 -. Quint y su discurso sobre el U.S.S. Indianápolis 3:09:54 13. Brody Panics (1:10) - 3:13:40 14. Barrel Off Starboard (1:31) - 3:19:10 15. The Great Shark Chase (3:28) - 3:25:41 -. John Williams winning Oscar Best Original Score from Jaws (1975) 3:29:04 16. Three Barrells Under (2:05) - 3:30:49 17. Between Attacks (2:06) - 3:29:57 -. "Repartiendo Zapatilla" con los Hermanos Jiménez - 3:42:04 18. The Shark Approaches (2:41) - 3:52:59 19. Blown To Bits (3:03) - 4:05:37 20. End Titles (1:52) - 4:12:26 -. "Carnada de Tiburón" con David e Isaac Gómez de Carne de Videoclub - 4:15:04 -. John Williams conducts Theme From Jaws (Boston Pops) - (3:05) - 5:59:54 -. De Guella and The Green Leaves of Summer - Dimitri Tiomkin (2:06) - 4:09:13

My brother invents games with destructive results in our home... using yard sticks as swords and football in the living room with disastrous results. Party line telephone. Our pantry kitchen, a real ice box. Mice in the house.being a latch key kid. My fathers store. Buses in the city. Father son time. Spooky basement . Traditions. Thanks for the music Jenny's Theme by Jason Shaw, Green Leaves by Jason Shaw, Solo acoustic by Jason Shaw and Welcome Home by David Szesztay  all these songs can be found on Freemucisachives.org

It was on this day in 1970 that British blues rock guitarist Peter Green left Fleetwood Mac. On today's "A Day in the Life", we explore the early days of Fleetwood Mac and Green's contributions to it.

Tea for One/孤品兆赫-90, 爵士/These Foolish Things微信订阅号：【孤品兆赫】微博（新浪/腾讯）：【孤品兆赫】iTune Store: 【孤品兆赫】本期继续更新一期爵士专题，欢迎收听。Traklist 1. < Clementine > -- Bobby Darin, 1959 2. < Once Upon A Time > -- Kevin Spacey, 2004 3. < Beyond the Sea > -- Kevin Spacey, 20044. < Beyond the Sea > -- The Sandpipers, 1966 5. < Guantanamera > -- The Sandpipers, 1966 6. < Guantanamera > -- Pete Seeger, 1963 7. < Green Leaves of Summer > -- Nick Perito Orchestra, 2009 8. < Un Amico > -- Ennio Morricone Orchestra, 1973 9. < These Foolish Things > -- Ennio Morricone Orchestra, 1975

Tea for One/孤品兆赫-82, 爵士/Waltz for Debby微信订阅号：【孤品兆赫】微博（新浪/腾讯）：【孤品兆赫】iTune Store: 【孤品兆赫】本期继续更新一期爵士乐专题，欢迎收听。Traklist 1. < 500 Miles > -- The Brothers Four, 1963 2. < Green Leaves of the Summer > -- The Brothers Four, 1960 3. < Green Leaves of the Summer > -- Johnny Smith, 19624. < Misty > -- Johnny Smith Quartet, 1961 5. < Misty > -- Johnny Mathis, 1959 6. < Strangers in Paradise > -- Johnny Mathis, 1959 7. < Strangers in Paradise > -- Tony Bennett, 1954 8. < Waltz for Debby > -- Tony Bennett & Bill Evans, 19759. < Waltz for Debby > -- Bill Evans Trio, 1960

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How God chooses to use you is up to Him, but if you desire to be used by Him, you must make the choice to be a part of what He is doing. Walking into the unknown is scary; but when you think about it, living your whole life crawling around in the “dung” in the bat cave is much more scary. http://who-god-is.com/dont-crawl-around-in-dung-when-fresh-green-leaves-are-just-yards-away

NO THANK YOU, DEAR, YOU GO: The music is by Jason Shaw and is entitled "Green Leaves" found at audionautix.com. THERE WAS A TEACHER LONG AGO: The music is by www.PacDV.com and is entitled "Diving Turtle." HOW CAN YOU TELL A BABE IN THE WOMB..: The music is by Alan J. Moore and is entitled "Rievaulx" found at http://mevio.music.com. HE IS RISEN: The music is by Emissary and is entitled "2012" found at http://mevio.music.com. JESUS..: The music is by Ismail abatay and is entitled "Take Me With You" found at http://mevio.music.com. EVENING TWINKLING BAREBACK SKIES: The music is by Danny Weis and is entitled "Gunslinger" found at http://mevio.music.com. THE DREAM: The music is by Avaendil (James Worlton) and is entitled "Homecoming." Special permission was granted to use this music. His music is found at Jamendo.com. JONAH: The music is by Jason Shaw and is entitled "Mountain Sun" found at Audionautix.com. GOD'S WHISPER: The music is by Kevin Macleod and is entitled "Atlantean Twilight" found at Incompetech.com. HELP ME: The music is by Kendra Springer and is entitled "Hint of Dawn" found at Jamendo.com. 

The Prologue to Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, read for you on LibriVox (by Kara Shallenburg). The modern English translation is me glossing the text using the definitions on the Librarius.com page. "Garden of Roses" is by Spring Heeled Jacks Original Swinging Jass Band. Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote "Pied Beauty." "Grow a Garden" is by Kesang Marstrand. Thomas Carew wrote "The Spring." Evidently I pronounced his name wrong: it should be said "Carey." "Flowers" is by Gold Box Kingdom (featuring AMY B). Garden Gnome Liberation provides the free template "Letter to Gnome Captor." "Bees and Flowers/Joe Smallwood's Reel" is by Duane Andrews. Charles Dudley Warner wrote "My Summer in a Garden." Please note that times were different then. However, the difficulties that beset the gardener are pretty much the same now. "Flower" is by Supraluxe. Edgar Wilson Nye wrote "The Garden Hose." "Farmyard Rock n Roll" is by The Jackass-Penguin Show. You may recognize it from my Episode 6. Frances Hodgson Burnett wrote The Secret Garden. "Among the Green Leaves" is by Kesang Marstrand. All the music on this podcast was provided by Mevio.com.