Herman Poole Blount, aka Sun Ra, was one of the most prolific, prodigious minds of jazz.
On the program is Timothy Hill, one of Australia's most prolific architectural minds, Natalie Isaacs, founder and CEO of 1 Million Women, and Paul Gorrie: the Victoria State Coordinator of SEED, Australia's first Indigenous youth climate network.
A brilliant mind, a prolific writer and a political compass for many over more than half a century, Bill's wit and charm will be sorely missed.
Buday, who has developed a local reputation in media circles as a frequent mayoral candidate and prolific commenter, says his mind was racing with skepticism and ulterior motives.
"Three of the best minds and prolific authors on Social Security among Democratic economists are all working for the White House," said an adviser to Congressional leaders, who asked to remain anonymous to talk candidly.
"Their school produced one of the most prolific not just comedians, but minds, of a lifetime," Mr. Bartini, 32, said of Corpus Christi.
Ruders, a prolific composer with a dazzling musical mind, sometimes writes works whose expressive ends can seem dilatory and obscure.
Phrenology, best described as a pseudo or even voodoo science "of the mind", had created its own prolific market for the body parts – especially heads – of Australian and other indigenous people since the late 18th century.
He is a professor at Harvard and a prolific author, with bestsellers on how the mind works (the title of one of his two Pulitzer-nominated books) and the science of language.
I, however, didn't despair and, with a full mind, started going on imaginary prolific trips to those islands that are, instead, very much real.
