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Jerry’s innate musicality and improvisational genius have left an everlasting impact on musicians, inspiring generations to embrace their creative instincts. John Mayer praises Jerry's unparalleled musical prowess and extraordinary ability to effortlessly transition from one idea to the next. #GratefulforGarcia 🎥: Dead Air with Gary Lambert (Gary Lambert) &... show more

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Chuck3 years ago

@JohnMayer I love how much love and respect John brought to this music. I was admittedly skeptical at first but after 6 years (7?) there can be no doubt that Mayer's tenure with this iteration of Grateful Dead music, was absolutely and utterly magnificent

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#ConcertPeople ✌❤🎶3 years ago

@JohnMayer #DeadAndCompany

Joy Roy Choudhury3 years ago

@JohnMayer Unbelievably great the sage called Jerry Garcia and only person at this point of time in history I would say who has the direct transmission from Jerry is John Mayer...no doubts whatsoever - the music never stopped...

Charles Yahnis3 years ago

@JohnMayer Spot on, Mayer. He was always in the right place at the right time with the rest of the band. Not over playing and not underplaying. Always constantly spitting out micro Melodies. At least this is my assessment of his guitar playing from 72-74.

TJ 🍉 - justice for MMIWG2S3 years ago

@JohnMayer Going to miss the shows, also going to miss Dead Air! John and Oteil and Mickey especially always gave great interviews. Grateful to @davidgans and @legslambert

jkencinitas3 years ago

@GratefulDeadHub @JohnMayer For almost 30 years I saw him; I heard him, I dug him, I loved him... so thanks for someone finally telling me what the hell was going on! 😂😂😂

Larry Boes3 years ago

@JohnMayer The amazing thing to realize is it took Mayer 7 yrs or so to truly get it but boy did he get it this summer.Went to 3 shows in 3 different locales and each was as resplendent as Jerry could deliver. Truly supported by an amazing Bobby and Mickey and other dedicated musicians!

Detlef Shrimp3 years ago

@JohnMayer

Josh Simonson3 years ago

@JohnMayer And Johnny my boy you did a wonderful job carrying that same prowess forward with your musical interpretations of the vast catalog that was the Grateful Dead's. I'll be forever grateful for the magic you let fill the air.

Wendy3 years ago

@JohnMayer spot on ❤️⚡️💙🌹🌹🌹

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Esraa Alshikh إسراء الشيخ

47,068 views • 1 year ago

Alan has a one-page personal organization system he calls the brain, which he has used for 25 years and has been one of the most resonant things I have seen for how to think about managing time, priorities, and creative thinking in one place: As an investor, the scarcest thing you have is time. And one of the most important skill sets is your dynamic prioritization of that time on the highest impact things. So we always talk about return on time. All my important priorities—people, businesses, investment themes—it changes over time based on what's needed from me. But I try to get my brain on paper and it allows me to dynamically prioritize where the highest return on my time is. That's number one. The second thing it allows me to do is that I never have loose ends. I follow up on everything. I'm constantly looking at it, updating it, and I do it all by hand. There's never a time I actually go through that process where I don't connect two or three dots or think of a new idea. That's my left brain, and then I have my right brain sheet, which is the second page, which is all my creative ideas. And sometimes there are ideas that I had like from 10 years ago, from 15 years ago that surface today and become relevant today. We have everyone in our firm do our personal business plan. From that personal business plan, I get a lot of clarity on what are my top five priorities of how I can drive the most impact to our firm, our investors. So I'll have my five strategic priorities. I also have my health there. It’s also the personal side so I keep balance. It is an intention system, but it's also a return on time system and an ability to dynamically prioritize.”

Alan has a one-page personal organization system he calls the brain, which he has used for 25 years and has been one of the most resonant things I have seen for how to think about managing time, priorities, and creative thinking in one place: As an investor, the scarcest thing you have is time. And one of the most important skill sets is your dynamic prioritization of that time on the highest impact things. So we always talk about return on time. All my important priorities—people, businesses, investment themes—it changes over time based on what's needed from me. But I try to get my brain on paper and it allows me to dynamically prioritize where the highest return on my time is. That's number one. The second thing it allows me to do is that I never have loose ends. I follow up on everything. I'm constantly looking at it, updating it, and I do it all by hand. There's never a time I actually go through that process where I don't connect two or three dots or think of a new idea. That's my left brain, and then I have my right brain sheet, which is the second page, which is all my creative ideas. And sometimes there are ideas that I had like from 10 years ago, from 15 years ago that surface today and become relevant today. We have everyone in our firm do our personal business plan. From that personal business plan, I get a lot of clarity on what are my top five priorities of how I can drive the most impact to our firm, our investors. So I'll have my five strategic priorities. I also have my health there. It’s also the personal side so I keep balance. It is an intention system, but it's also a return on time system and an ability to dynamically prioritize.”

Patrick OShaughnessy

142,715 views • 3 months ago

Unelected bureaucrat David Cameron explains how we need the Rwanda plan because of Brexit 🤦‍♂️ Anushka Asthana, "Hand on heart. If this had come up when you were PM, would you have gone with this Rwanda policy?" David Cameron, "We had a situation where you could return people directly to France.. People land on a beach in Kent, you take them straight back to France.. You therefore break the model of the people smugglers" Anushka Asthana, "Shouldn't you be trying to get that?" David Cameron, "That's not available at the moment" Anushka Asthana, "Because of Brexit?" David Cameron, "(Yes) Because of the situation we are in (having left the EU)" The UK has participated in the Dublin process since it was inaugurated in 1990. When the UK left the EU, the UK left the Dublin agreement and we no longer have the automatic right to return asylum seekers back to France. So Brexit was to take back control from unelected bureaucrats, and here we have David Cameron an unelected bureaucrat in charge of our foreign policy. And Brexit was about taking control of our borders and asylum seekers, and we've lost the ability to return asylum seekers to France, and instead have to spend over £1,000,000 to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, in a 1 in 1 out policy i.e. for every asylum seeker we send to Rwanda, they send us one of their asylum seekers, so we don't have fewer asylum seekers, we're just shuffling asylum seekers around. Hundreds of millions for a PR campaign to appease racists while there is a cost of living crisis in the UK and millions of Brits living in poverty. Disgraceful.

Unelected bureaucrat David Cameron explains how we need the Rwanda plan because of Brexit 🤦‍♂️ Anushka Asthana, "Hand on heart. If this had come up when you were PM, would you have gone with this Rwanda policy?" David Cameron, "We had a situation where you could return people directly to France.. People land on a beach in Kent, you take them straight back to France.. You therefore break the model of the people smugglers" Anushka Asthana, "Shouldn't you be trying to get that?" David Cameron, "That's not available at the moment" Anushka Asthana, "Because of Brexit?" David Cameron, "(Yes) Because of the situation we are in (having left the EU)" The UK has participated in the Dublin process since it was inaugurated in 1990. When the UK left the EU, the UK left the Dublin agreement and we no longer have the automatic right to return asylum seekers back to France. So Brexit was to take back control from unelected bureaucrats, and here we have David Cameron an unelected bureaucrat in charge of our foreign policy. And Brexit was about taking control of our borders and asylum seekers, and we've lost the ability to return asylum seekers to France, and instead have to spend over £1,000,000 to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, in a 1 in 1 out policy i.e. for every asylum seeker we send to Rwanda, they send us one of their asylum seekers, so we don't have fewer asylum seekers, we're just shuffling asylum seekers around. Hundreds of millions for a PR campaign to appease racists while there is a cost of living crisis in the UK and millions of Brits living in poverty. Disgraceful.

Farrukh

1,117,227 views • 2 years ago

Cincinnati 6’11 Forward Baba Miller is one of the most underrated prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft. Baba has had a strong season where he’s averaging 14/10/3 along with 1.4 blocks a game and 1 steal a game. He’s also shooting 55% from the field. Baba has the frame, tools, and athleticism to be an elite defender in the NBA, with his 7’2 wingspan at 6’11. Baba has been one of the best and most versatile defenders in the country this season with his ability to switch and defend multiple positions, along with having great instincts on the defensive end. On the offensive end Baba is one of the best off ball forwards who uses his athleticism to set himself up for a layup or lob after a PNR or cut. Baba can also create in the HC with his handle or push it in transition with efficiency. Baba is also one of the best big passers in the class, with his court vision. Baba is also one of 2 players in college basketball this season to have an AST% of 20 and a BLK% of 5.

Cincinnati 6’11 Forward Baba Miller is one of the most underrated prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft. Baba has had a strong season where he’s averaging 14/10/3 along with 1.4 blocks a game and 1 steal a game. He’s also shooting 55% from the field. Baba has the frame, tools, and athleticism to be an elite defender in the NBA, with his 7’2 wingspan at 6’11. Baba has been one of the best and most versatile defenders in the country this season with his ability to switch and defend multiple positions, along with having great instincts on the defensive end. On the offensive end Baba is one of the best off ball forwards who uses his athleticism to set himself up for a layup or lob after a PNR or cut. Baba can also create in the HC with his handle or push it in transition with efficiency. Baba is also one of the best big passers in the class, with his court vision. Baba is also one of 2 players in college basketball this season to have an AST% of 20 and a BLK% of 5.

KJ

146,113 views • 6 months ago

A heartbreaking road crash on Ikorodu Road, Lagos, has left an entire community in mourning. According to LASTMA, the accident happened near Obanikoro when a speeding red Tata commercial bus lost control, broke through the median, and crashed into an oncoming Volkswagen bus. The impact was fatal, claiming the lives of an adult woman and an 8-month-old baby. LASTMA officers, with help from members of the public, quickly carried out a rescue operation, saving 10 passengers, including both drivers, who sustained serious injuries and were rushed to the hospital. The scene was secured, and the wrecked vehicles were removed to restore traffic flow. Officials have once again warned drivers to avoid speeding and ensure their vehicles are roadworthy, stressing that recklessness on the road continues to cost innocent lives. 🎥: LASTMA #IkoroduRoad #Lagos #Accident

A heartbreaking road crash on Ikorodu Road, Lagos, has left an entire community in mourning. According to LASTMA, the accident happened near Obanikoro when a speeding red Tata commercial bus lost control, broke through the median, and crashed into an oncoming Volkswagen bus. The impact was fatal, claiming the lives of an adult woman and an 8-month-old baby. LASTMA officers, with help from members of the public, quickly carried out a rescue operation, saving 10 passengers, including both drivers, who sustained serious injuries and were rushed to the hospital. The scene was secured, and the wrecked vehicles were removed to restore traffic flow. Officials have once again warned drivers to avoid speeding and ensure their vehicles are roadworthy, stressing that recklessness on the road continues to cost innocent lives. 🎥: LASTMA #IkoroduRoad #Lagos #Accident

The Guardian Nigeria

61,764 views • 7 months ago

NATIONAL LEADER HEYDAR ALIYEV'S FORESIGHT: TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE AND RETURN TO HOMELAND Even amidst the most difficult times, the unwavering spirit of the Azerbaijani people and state has never faltered, holding steadfast to their belief in justice. We are honored to publish this remarkable video from two decades ago that portrays the unparalleled foresight and wisdom of National Leader Heydar Aliyev. In this extraordinary video, recorded during a meeting held on 13 September 2002 with Azerbaijani refugees from Armenia, the National Leader predicted significant changes in the world and expressed his confidence that justice would prevail in the region. National Leader's profound words have now been vindicated with Azerbaijan's triumphant liberation of its territories in 2020, opening the way for the return of internally displaced Azerbaijanis to their homes and rekindling hope among Azerbaijanis expelled from Armenia. National Leader Heydar Aliyev's unwavering belief that one day we would return to our beautiful homeland, embrace our mountains, springs, rivers, and visit graves of our ancestors, resonates strongly today, reinforcing the hope that our dream of returning home will soon become a reality.

NATIONAL LEADER HEYDAR ALIYEV'S FORESIGHT: TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE AND RETURN TO HOMELAND Even amidst the most difficult times, the unwavering spirit of the Azerbaijani people and state has never faltered, holding steadfast to their belief in justice. We are honored to publish this remarkable video from two decades ago that portrays the unparalleled foresight and wisdom of National Leader Heydar Aliyev. In this extraordinary video, recorded during a meeting held on 13 September 2002 with Azerbaijani refugees from Armenia, the National Leader predicted significant changes in the world and expressed his confidence that justice would prevail in the region. National Leader's profound words have now been vindicated with Azerbaijan's triumphant liberation of its territories in 2020, opening the way for the return of internally displaced Azerbaijanis to their homes and rekindling hope among Azerbaijanis expelled from Armenia. National Leader Heydar Aliyev's unwavering belief that one day we would return to our beautiful homeland, embrace our mountains, springs, rivers, and visit graves of our ancestors, resonates strongly today, reinforcing the hope that our dream of returning home will soon become a reality.

Western Azerbaijan Community

159,724 views • 3 years ago

🎸 Roy Buchanan (1939–1988) was one of the greatest guitarists to ever pick up a Fender Telecaster, yet he remained largely unknown to the mainstream. He passed away at the age of 48, but his influence on guitar playing lives on. Often called "The Best Unknown Guitarist in the World," Roy could pull sounds from his beloved 1953 Telecaster, "Nancy," that seemed impossible—pinch harmonics, violin-like swells, and haunting vocal tones, all created with his fingers and masterful control of the guitar's volume and tone knobs. His playing inspired generations of guitarists, including Jeff Beck, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, Robbie Robertson, and Joe Bonamassa. Some even say Jimi Hendrix was in awe of his talent. Roy's career was marked by both brilliance and struggle. He reportedly turned down an opportunity to join The Rolling Stones after Brian Jones' death, choosing instead to follow his own path. Despite never achieving major commercial success, he became a true guitarist's guitarist and was later ranked among the greatest players of all time. If you've never heard Roy Buchanan before, start with "The Messiah Will Come Again." One listen and you'll understand why so many musicians consider him a legend.

🎸 Roy Buchanan (1939–1988) was one of the greatest guitarists to ever pick up a Fender Telecaster, yet he remained largely unknown to the mainstream. He passed away at the age of 48, but his influence on guitar playing lives on. Often called "The Best Unknown Guitarist in the World," Roy could pull sounds from his beloved 1953 Telecaster, "Nancy," that seemed impossible—pinch harmonics, violin-like swells, and haunting vocal tones, all created with his fingers and masterful control of the guitar's volume and tone knobs. His playing inspired generations of guitarists, including Jeff Beck, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, Robbie Robertson, and Joe Bonamassa. Some even say Jimi Hendrix was in awe of his talent. Roy's career was marked by both brilliance and struggle. He reportedly turned down an opportunity to join The Rolling Stones after Brian Jones' death, choosing instead to follow his own path. Despite never achieving major commercial success, he became a true guitarist's guitarist and was later ranked among the greatest players of all time. If you've never heard Roy Buchanan before, start with "The Messiah Will Come Again." One listen and you'll understand why so many musicians consider him a legend.

Isaac Blues

12,550 views • 1 month ago

ABC’s Mary Bruce: “On the rising oil and gas prices, the President has said that this is a small price to pay for getting rid of a nuclear weapon. But ten weeks in, are we any closer to getting rid of Iran’s nuclear material?” Secretary Marco Rubio: “Yeah, but look, here’s the way to think about Iran. And this is what I described at the very beginning of this. What was Iran’s plan? You have to understand what their plan was. Their plan was they were going to build this conventional shield where they would have so many thousands of missiles and drones and rockets that they couldn’t be attacked. And behind that conventional shield that they were trying to build, they would then break out and do whatever they wanted with their nuclear program. They no longer have that conventional shield, okay? We told you guys from the very beginning, and we’re very consistent in this messaging. The operation that has concluded was going to destroy their navy. They have no navy left. They don’t. Not a navy. They have small boats and Boston Whalers, but they don’t have a navy left. They don’t have an air force. I challenge you. When is the last time you read or heard about an Iranian jet flying anywhere? They don’t have an air force. Their missile launching capability has been substantially degraded. And their industrial base — their defense industrial base has been severely, severely damaged. So, their ability to build a shield behind which they could hide their nuclear program was wiped out. That’s a very substantial achievement. And that was the purpose of this operation from day one.” Bruce: “But do you HAVE to get their nuclear material in order for this war to end?” Rubio: “Well, that’s one of the topics that needs to be discussed. I don’t know about. I think you’re linking it — the operation is over. Epic Fury is — President notified Congress we’re done with that stage of it. Okay. We’re now on to this project of freedom. As far as the negotiation is concerned, I think the President’s been clear that part of the negotiation process has to be not just the enrichment, but what happens to this material that’s buried deep somewhere that they have still have access to if they ever wanted to dig it out, that has to be addressed. And that’s being addressed in the negotiation. I’m not going to go further on what progress has been made on that topic, because I don’t want to endanger the negotiations, but suffice it to say that the President and this entire team is aware of the centrality of that question, and that will have to be addressed one way or the other.”

ABC’s Mary Bruce: “On the rising oil and gas prices, the President has said that this is a small price to pay for getting rid of a nuclear weapon. But ten weeks in, are we any closer to getting rid of Iran’s nuclear material?” Secretary Marco Rubio: “Yeah, but look, here’s the way to think about Iran. And this is what I described at the very beginning of this. What was Iran’s plan? You have to understand what their plan was. Their plan was they were going to build this conventional shield where they would have so many thousands of missiles and drones and rockets that they couldn’t be attacked. And behind that conventional shield that they were trying to build, they would then break out and do whatever they wanted with their nuclear program. They no longer have that conventional shield, okay? We told you guys from the very beginning, and we’re very consistent in this messaging. The operation that has concluded was going to destroy their navy. They have no navy left. They don’t. Not a navy. They have small boats and Boston Whalers, but they don’t have a navy left. They don’t have an air force. I challenge you. When is the last time you read or heard about an Iranian jet flying anywhere? They don’t have an air force. Their missile launching capability has been substantially degraded. And their industrial base — their defense industrial base has been severely, severely damaged. So, their ability to build a shield behind which they could hide their nuclear program was wiped out. That’s a very substantial achievement. And that was the purpose of this operation from day one.” Bruce: “But do you HAVE to get their nuclear material in order for this war to end?” Rubio: “Well, that’s one of the topics that needs to be discussed. I don’t know about. I think you’re linking it — the operation is over. Epic Fury is — President notified Congress we’re done with that stage of it. Okay. We’re now on to this project of freedom. As far as the negotiation is concerned, I think the President’s been clear that part of the negotiation process has to be not just the enrichment, but what happens to this material that’s buried deep somewhere that they have still have access to if they ever wanted to dig it out, that has to be addressed. And that’s being addressed in the negotiation. I’m not going to go further on what progress has been made on that topic, because I don’t want to endanger the negotiations, but suffice it to say that the President and this entire team is aware of the centrality of that question, and that will have to be addressed one way or the other.”

Curtis Houck

51,169 views • 2 months ago

ASHA JI: 💔💔🥹🥹🥹🕉 For over seven decades, she wasn’t just a part of the music industry—she was an era. Her voice travelled across generations, languages, and emotions. From playful melodies to haunting ghazals, from foot-tapping numbers to deeply romantic songs—she made every note her own. But beyond the music, what made Ashaji truly extraordinary was her spirit. Her optimism. Her curiosity for life. Her ability to reinvent herself again and again with grace and joy. She didn’t just inspire musicians—she inspired people. To stay relevant. To stay passionate. To stay alive in every sense of the word. There was always a sparkle in her eyes, a mischief in her smile, and a timeless energy in her presence that told you—age is just a number, and life is meant to be celebrated till the very end. Thank you, Ashaji, for the music. Thank you for the memories. And thank you for showing us how to live life with rhythm, courage, and joy. You may have left us physically… But your voice will echo forever. Rest in peace, legend. Om Shanti!🥹❤️‍🩹🕉 #AshaBhonsle #Legend #Music #Icon

ASHA JI: 💔💔🥹🥹🥹🕉 For over seven decades, she wasn’t just a part of the music industry—she was an era. Her voice travelled across generations, languages, and emotions. From playful melodies to haunting ghazals, from foot-tapping numbers to deeply romantic songs—she made every note her own. But beyond the music, what made Ashaji truly extraordinary was her spirit. Her optimism. Her curiosity for life. Her ability to reinvent herself again and again with grace and joy. She didn’t just inspire musicians—she inspired people. To stay relevant. To stay passionate. To stay alive in every sense of the word. There was always a sparkle in her eyes, a mischief in her smile, and a timeless energy in her presence that told you—age is just a number, and life is meant to be celebrated till the very end. Thank you, Ashaji, for the music. Thank you for the memories. And thank you for showing us how to live life with rhythm, courage, and joy. You may have left us physically… But your voice will echo forever. Rest in peace, legend. Om Shanti!🥹❤️‍🩹🕉 #AshaBhonsle #Legend #Music #Icon

Anupam Kher

37,504 views • 3 months ago