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Company: Composers Recordings  (1994-04-20)
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A new one-act musical featuring the award winning performance of Shonn Wiley, David Epstein and Tim Byrnes. A nameless novelist arrives in New York intent on getting his first book published. As he recounts his daily misadventures in a series of letters to his girl back home, we see through his eyes the colorful eccentric, vibrant and wildly bizarre characters that make up his new life, and the tragic events that make up his old one. With music and lyrics by Timothy Huang, The View From Here "...plays like a fresh variation on 'Wonderful Town' propelled by stunning music and a tremendously appealing solo performance by Shonn Wiley. Timothy Huang's score boasts masterful plot- and character-driven songs and comedic set pieces... Some have a contemporary throb, but others have a haunting melodic quality that seems torn from the annals of the Great American Songbook, populated by such folks as George Gershwin and Harold Arlen..." - Ron Cohen, Backstage

Atists:  Timothy Huang, Shonn Wiley, David Epstein, Tim Byrnes, Tim Connell, Cole Huang
Audio CD:  Cast Recording, Soundtrack
Company: Relentless Records  (2006-06-12)
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Any fan of Richard Lester's A Hard Day's Night won't want to miss the documentary The Beatles: The First U.S. Visit by Albert and David Maysles. The Maysles brothers were given extraordinary access to the Beatles during their first trip to the U.S., in February 1964, for several concerts and their seminal first appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show. Like Hard Day's Night, which came out later that year, this film (also known as What's Happening! The Beatles in the U.S.A.) shows lots of spontaneous cheekiness with the press and fans; the Beatles' wide-eyed bemusement at the hysteria they caused; as much cutting up as a tiny hotel room allows; and even specific scenes--goofing off on a commuter train, mod dancing in a nightclub--that would later appear in Lester's film. The only thing missing is Paul's grandfather.

The performance segments alone are a must for fans. The three Ed Sullivan appearances show a great cross section of their hits at the time, including "All My Loving," "I Saw Her Standing There," a beautifully delivered "This Boy" by John Lennon, and a wobbly "I Saw Her Standing There" so out of tune George Harrison nearly cracks up as he listens to Lennon and Paul McCartney struggle for harmony. The blurry, badly mic'd footage of the concert at the Washington Coliseum shows the Beatles acting as their own roadies, setting up their instruments; the platform Ringo Starr drums on lurches ominously with each downbeat. It was a more innocent, exuberant time, to be sure, and this sweet documentary lets the Beatles phenomenon speak for itself. --Anne Hurley

Director:  Albert Maysles, Kathy Dougherty, Susan Frömke
VHS Tape:  Black & White, NTSC
Company: Mpi Home Video  (1991-11-13)
ISBN: 6302213142
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Director:  Richard Brooks
VHS Tape:  Color, NTSC
Company: MGM (Warner)  (1998-09-01)
ISBN: 6301967712
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Director:  Guy Green
VHS Tape:  Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC
Company: Paramount Home Video  (1994-10-19)
ISBN: 6300216616
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New York Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina announced his retirement Thursday, becoming the first pitcher since Sandy Koufax in 1967 to win 20 games or more in the final season of his career. Mussina is scheduled to address the media on a conference call ... (more...)

Red Sox GM Theo Epstein hasn't put David Ortiz on the market just yet but there is some suspicion that he will if the team can land free agent first baseman Mark Teixeira , a man Epstein seems willing to wash dishes for. If Tex is landed, Manager ... (more...)

As the baseball calendar turns to the Hot Stove League, the general manager becomes the star. The groundwork for a contender will be built in the winter, when the very best executives distinguish themselves. So keep an eye on Theo Epstein , our ... (more...)

According to the article "System to listen for gunfire at Hopkins" (Nov. 18), Johns Hopkins University students will be among the first in the city to benefit from an innovative technology that pinpoints the location of gunfire. While campus ... (more...)

Dr. Frank Epstein, a kidney specialist who mentored a generation of Harvard Medical School residents and fellows, always kept his stethoscope tucked into his shirt to spare his patients from a chill. He reveled in the discoveries and accomplishments ... (more...)

David W. Epstein. Jewish Storytelling Historian "Pioneer Jews of the West. And Why They Succeeded So Well" Scholar Weekends - Adult Education Series - Single Lectures (more...)

Designer and maker of hand crafted jewelry. Includes biography and show schedule. (more...)

David B. A. Epstein (b. 1937) is a mathematician known for his work in hyperbolic geometry, 3-manifolds, and group theory, amongst other fields. (more...)

Pastorates have included the Metropolitan Bible Church in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and Forward Baptist Church in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. He was installed as Senior Pastor of ... (more...)

David Epstein is concerned about the city of White Plains, New York. The Friends of David Epstein invite you to learn more about David, his ideas, and the issues facing White ... (more...)

Theo Epstein, arguably the best general manager in the game today, is renowned for his bold moves and great business acumen. This offseason, I think he will shock the whole baseball world and go out in a bid to maker the Boston Red Sox even scarier. Here is what I think our roster will look like come Opening Day 2009. Any comments, ideas, rumors, or info happily accepted thanks. Lineup 1 = Jacoby Ellsbury - CF 2 = Dustin Pedroia - 2B 3 = David Ortiz - DH 4 = Mark Teixeira - 1B 5 = Kevin Youkilis - 3B 6 = J.D. Drew - RF 7 = Jason Bay - LF 8 = Jason Varitek - C 9 = Jed Lowrie - SS Starting Rotation 1 = Jon Lester 2 = C.C. Sabathia 3 = Daisuke "Dice-K" Matsuzaka 4 = Josh Beckett 5 = Tim Wakefield Bullpen Jonathan Papelbon Brian Fuentes Dan Wheeler Hideki Okajima Manny Delcarmen Justin Masterson Javier Lopez Bench Lars Anderson Juan Uribe Juan Pierre {Trade: Coco Crisp for Pierre} Jarrod Saltalamachia {Trade: Kevin Cash for Saltalamachia} Julio Lugo Released Sean Casey Paul Byrd Alex Cora Mark Kotsay PRETTY SCARY HUH!!! (more...)

Big Papi guarantees a World Series if the Red Sox acquire Alex Rodriguez.. (more...)

1. Cases and Materials on The Law of Torts Fourth Edition George C. Christie American Casdebook Series Thomson West publishing ISBN: 0-314-25958-9 2. Criminal Law: Cases and Materials Sixth Edition John Kaplan Aspen Publishers ISBN: 978-0-7355-6835-8 3. Civil Procedure: Cases and Materials Ninth Edition Jack H. Friedenthal American Casebook Series Thomson West publishing ISBN: 0-314-15231-8 4. Making and Doing Deals: Contracts in Context Second Edition David G. Epstein ISBN: 0-8205-7044-3 5. Contract Law and Theory Selected Provisions: Restatements of Contracts and Uniform Commerical Code Fourth Edition Robert E. Scott ISBN: 1-4224-1169-9 (more...)

Here are there stats: Theo Epstein: 5 years Gm for red sox (this is 6th) 2 World Series Made playoffs 4 out of 5 seasons (only one division win) _______________________________________________ Trades: Traded away Nomar (BAD) Traded for Dave Roberts (GOOD) Traded hanely ramirez (possible MVP canidate for many years) for MIke Lowel (old) and Josh Beckett (possible cy for 1 year) (BAD) Traded 4 good minor leagers (including david murphy and kason gabbard) for Eric Gagne (EXTRELY BAD) Traded Manny for Jason Bay (bay will be great for the soxs) but are going to pay for Manny's full salary (that makes it BAD) ____________________________________________________ Brian Cashman 10 years (this is 11) GM since Febuary 1998 3 World Series (5 WS appearences) (won in 1998,1999,2000) 10 Playoff appearences (in 10 years) (9 division wins) ________________________________________________ Known for ripping GMs off in trades Traded Davis Well for Roger Clemens (GREAT) Traded Soriano (who wanted out of texas) for A-Rod (MVP 2 times for yankes 1 time with texas) (AWSOME) Traded 4 scrubs for Bobby Abreu and Cory Lidle (R.I.P.) (GREAT) Traded Jarett Wright (i think retired) for Chris Britton (helping in bullpen) (GREAT) Traded Randy Johnson (missed that whole season) for Visciano (helped us last year) (GREAT) Traded 3 average and 1 good minor leager for Nady and Marte (Great) the A's? how are they even competitive this year they sux more than the Royals (more...)

Here are there stats: Theo Epstein: 5 years Gm for red sox (this is 6th) 2 World Series Made playoffs 4 out of 5 seasons (only one division win) _______________________________________________ Trades: Traded away Nomar (BAD) Traded for Dave Roberts (GOOD) Traded hanely ramirez (possible MVP canidate for many years) for MIke Lowel (old) and Josh Beckett (possible cy for 1 year) (BAD) Traded 4 good minor leagers (including david murphy and kason gabbard) for Eric Gagne (EXTRELY BAD) Traded Manny for Jason Bay (bay will be great for the soxs) but are going to pay for Manny's full salary (that makes it BAD) ____________________________________________________ Brian Cashman 10 years (this is 11) GM since Febuary 1998 3 World Series (5 WS appearences) (won in 1998,1999,2000) 10 Playoff appearences (in 10 years) (9 division wins) ________________________________________________ Known for ripping GMs off in trades Traded Davis Well for Roger Clemens (GREAT) Traded Soriano (who wanted out of texas) for A-Rod (MVP 2 times for yankes 1 time with texas) (AWSOME) Traded 4 scrubs for Bobby Abreu and Cory Lidle (R.I.P.) (GREAT) Traded Jarett Wright (i think retired) for Chris Britton (helping in bullpen) (GREAT) Traded Randy Johnson (missed that whole season) for Visciano (helped us last year) (GREAT) Traded 3 average and 1 good minor leager for Nady and Marte (Great) (more...)