On October 12, 2011, Epstein agreed to a five-year contract worth $ 18. 5 million with the Chicago Cubs.

Finley encountered Epstein again in Los Angeles a week later and they agreed on $ 150, 000.

In early 1963 he was contacted by Brian Epstein who was looking for a publisher for the second Beatles single " Please Please Me " and agreed an appointment for 11am the following morning.

Manager Terry Francona and General Manager Theo Epstein agreed that Ortiz fly back to Boston where he was reevaluated and cleared to play again in early September.

The date was originally supposed to be an off-day for the band, but they agreed to perform when Finley offered their manager, Brian Epstein, a then-record sum of $ 150, 000.

In the end, Epstein agreed to remove a 1. 5 inches from the penis of the smaller figure on Day and ultimately the furore died down.

" Red Sox Theo Epstein agreed, saying " Now that it's here, we can admit that if we're able to win a World Series and go through New York along the way, it will mean that much more.

Producer Jack Warner agreed, and new scenes, such as the sexually suggestive racehorse dialogue, were added ( scripted by an uncredited Julius Epstein ).

It was not a single event but a long transition, including the cessation of touring in 1966, and the death of their manager, Brian Epstein, in 1967, meaning the Beatles were personally involved in financial and legal conflicts.

Eventually, he was hired away from his newspaper job by Epstein, who put him in charge of Beatles press releases, and playing media liaison to himself and the band.

The next day Nicol, after playing a number of concerts in Sydney and Adelaide, giving interviews and signing autographs was escorted to the airport by Brian Epstein and flew home to Britain.

Finley visited the group's manager, Brian Epstein, in San Francisco on August 19, 1964, where the Beatles were playing the first date of the tour.

Other early productions were those at the Cherry Lane Theatre, New York, 28 January 1958, directed by Alan Schneider with Lester Rawlins as Hamm and Alvin Epstein together with Gerald Hiken playing Clov ; and at the Royal Court directed by George Devine who also played Hamm, with Jack MacGowran as Clov.

During this period he ended up playing two big supporting roles of Ronnie Pinsky on Salute Your Shorts and Joseph " Joey the Rat " Epstein on Boy Meets World.

Epstein was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and grew up in a musical household, but didn ’ t start playing the bass until a couple of years before joining the Heartbreakers.

While playing on a Shannon album that Tom Petty was producing ( Drop Down And Get Me ), Epstein impressed Tom with his ability.

Epstein found a natural style, which he said emphasizes " simplicity, playing in the pocket, getting into a steady groove.

Jacob Lee " Jake " Epstein ( born January 16, 1987 ) is a Canadian actor and singer, perhaps best known for playing Craig Manning, a bipolar musician, on Degrassi: The Next Generation.

The last names " Flintstone " and " Rubble ", as well as other common Bedrock surnames such as " Shale " and " Quartz ", are in line with these puns, as are the names of Bedrock's celebrities: " Gary Granite " ( Cary Grant ), " Stony Curtis " ( Tony Curtis ), " Ed Sulleyrock / Sulleystone " ( Ed Sullivan ), " Rock Pile / Quarry / Hudstone " ( Rock Hudson ), " Ann-Margrock " ( Ann-Margret ), " Jimmy Darrock " ( James Darren ), " Alvin Brickrock " ( Alfred Hitchcock ), " Perry Masonry / Masonite " ( Perry Mason as played by Raymond Burr ), " Mick Jadestone and The Rolling Boulders " ( Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones ), " Eppy Brianstone " ( Brian Epstein ) and " The Beau Brummelstones " ( The Beau Brummels ).

As described by historian Edward Jay Epstein, " During these first runs, films got their reviews, garnered publicity, and generated the word of mouth that served as the principal form of advertising.

Film scholar David Bordwell has dubbed these French Impressionists, and included Abel Gance, Jean Epstein, Marcel L ' Herbier, and Dimitri Kirsanoff.

In 1955, 1965 and 1976 Epstein visited Tibet, and based on these three visits in 1983 published the book " Tibet Transformed.

" I would go into the bars with my father to check out the bands he was thinking of working with ," Epstein recalls, " and a couple of times he let me use groups he was working with as back up musicians for stuff I ’ d record.

In 1967, The Beatles came to Bangor, staying in Dyfrdwy, one of the halls comprising Adeilad Hugh Owen ( Hugh Owen Building ), now part of the Management Centre, for their first encounter with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, during which visit they learned of the death of their manager Brian Epstein.

The station was then rebuilt again between 1927 and 1929 as part of the construction of 55 Broadway the company's new headquarters building designed by Charles Holden and featuring statues and carved stone panels including ones by Sir Jacob Epstein, Eric Gill, and Henry Moore.

Kurt Röser and Gerhard Buske, who had been part of the crew of the German U-boat that had torpedoed the Dorchester met with three Dorchester survivors, Ben Epstein, Walter Miller, and David Labadie, as well as Dick Swanson, who had been on board the Coast Guard Cutter Comanche, escorting the Dorchester's convoy.

In Frankfurt he took part in a seminar with Dehn, Hellinger, Paul Epstein, and others in a seminar on the history of mathematics, which was conducted at the highest level.

In 1998 he appeared in a documentary that was part of the British TV series Arena, in the episode: The Brian Epstein Story: The Sun Will Shine Tomorrow: Part 1

( Don ) Andrew, 1953 to 1959 both became part of The Remo Four, a group later managed by Brian Epstein.

In 1936, Epstein joined the Republican side in the Spanish Civil War and took part in the defence of Irun where he was severely wounded.

" The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths ( FSID ) praised the storyline, and its director Joyce Epstein explained, " We are very grateful to EastEnders for their accurate depiction of the devastating effect that the sudden death of an infant can have on a family.

" Variety declared, " Capra's production, not elaborate, captures the color and spirit of the play, while the able writing team of Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein has turned in a very workable, tightly-compressed script.

His son, Rabbi Baruch Epstein, was a bookkeeper by profession but produced a number of scholarly and popular works, most notably the Torah Temimah.

Noted graduates and associates of the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies and the Department of Cultural Studies include: Paul Gilroy ( LSE ) theorist of culture and race, Angela McRobbie ( Goldsmiths ) theorist of consumption, femininity and popular culture, Celia Lurie ( Goldsmiths ) feminist theory and consumption, Jackie Stacey ( University of Manchester, film, cancer culture and science in culture ', Sarah Franklin ( LSE ) science as culture, Debbie Epstein ( University of Cardiff education, childhood and youth studies, sexuality and popular culture, Peter Redman ( The Open University ) masculinities, psychoanalytic theor, Mary Jane Kehily ( The Open University ) childhood and youth studies, Joyce Canaan ( City University, Birmingham ) cultures of higher education, Anoop Nayak ( Newcastle University ) geographies of race, Deborah Lynn Steinberg ( Warwick University ) science cultures, sexuality and popular culture, Hilary Pilkington ( Warwick University ) Russia and youth subcultures, Sue Wright ( Danish Pedagogic University ) cultures of higher education, Hazel Carby ( Yale ) race and literature, David Parker ( Nottingham University ), Mica Nava ( University of East London ) media studies, Chris Griffin ( Bath University ) girls and youth cultures, and Adrian Kear ( Aberystwith University ) performance studies and psychoanalysis, Kevin J. Brehony ( Roehampton University ) historical studies of educational ideologies ..

Koch contributed to the popular film Casablanca with Humphrey Bogart, which he co-scripted with writers Julius and Philip Epstein in 1942, and for which he received an Academy Award in 1944.

It was quite popular in the 1980s and the breeding ground for a group of influential comics, once known as the Texas Outlaw Comics that included Ron Shock, Riley Barber, Bill Hicks, Jimmy Pineapple, Steve Epstein, John Farnetti and Andy Huggins.

The Viterbi School received other major gifts including gifts from Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mark Stevens who created the USC Stevens Institute for Innovation in 2004 ; real estate developer Daniel J. Epstein who named the Epstein Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering with an $ 11 million gift in 2002 ; Energy Corporation of America CEO John Mork who named the Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science with a $ 15 million gift in 2005 ; Ken Klein, CEO and president of Wind River Systems, who established the Klein Institute for Undergraduate Engineering Life with an $ 11 million gift, also in 2005 ; Ming Hsieh, founder of Cogent Inc., who named the Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering in 2006 with a $ 35 million gift ; and Los Angeles real estate developer Sonny Astani, who named the Sonny Astani Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering with a $ 17 million gift in 2007.

McLendon sold the station's facilities and equipment to Canwest Broadcasting, established by Asper and partners Paul Morton and Seymour Epstein, for $ 780, 000, contingent on Canwest securing a broadcasting licence.

After leaving Parliament in 2005 Muriel Newman established a political think tank organisation, the New Zealand Centre for Political Debate ( since renamed the New Zealand Centre for Political Research ) which has had many prominent New Zealand and overseas guests write columns including: Sir Roger Douglas ( Finance minister of the New Zealand Labour party from 1984 to 1988 and ACT New Zealand co-founder ), Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Prof. David Bellamy, Dr Don Brash, Alan Duff, Richard Epstein, Lord Nigel Lawson, Owen McShane, Johan Norberg, Professor Peter Saunders, and others.

When established custom is in conflict with theoretical halakha, Rabbi Epstein tends to side with local custom, to a greater extent than is the case in works such as the Mishnah Berurah.

* August 27 – Brian Epstein, English band manager ( The Beatles ) ( b. 1934 )

Epstein " discovered " the band in Liverpool, saw their potential, and never wavered in his faith and commitment to them.

Epstein also doggedly sought a recording contract for the band in London at a crucial moment in their career, fighting their perception as provincial " northern " musicians.

Because he was not creatively involved with the band, Epstein was only infrequently called the " fifth Beatle ", but over the years he and producer George Martin have clearly been recognised as the inner circle members who most profoundly affected the band's career.

) Some South American editions did not feature the Kelly photographs in the gatefold, instead including uncredited performance photographs of the band from circa 1964-65 ( the Beatles are clean-shaven and wearing matching suits in the photos, as Brian Epstein insisted they do in performance during this period ).

The band was the second to sign with Brian Epstein, who later signed them with Columbia Records ( a sister label to the Beatles ' label Parlophone under EMI ).

When showing his efforts to the band and their manager, Brian Epstein, the band loved it, although Voormann's payment for the album cover was £ 40.

Apple Corps was conceived by the band by 1967, after the death of their manager Brian Epstein ; the first project the Beatles released after the formation of Apple Corps was their film Magical Mystery Tour, which was produced under the Apple Films division.

* Focal Point, a Liverpool band who were going to be managed by Brian Epstein before he died, were signed to Apple after chasing Paul McCartney around Hyde Park.

John Lennon and Brian Epstein signed them to Apple, and they were the first band signed.

Epstein refused, pointing out that on the only free date available, September 17, the band was scheduled for a day of rest in New Orleans.

He changed his last name from Epstein to Powell in 1941 shortly before joining Benny Goodman's band.

) With the assistance of a band of Boston musicians and former Boston Red Sox General Manager Theo Epstein, Gammons plays a Fender Stratocaster and sings at the annual Hot Stove, Cool Music concert event to benefit Theo and Paul Epstein's Foundation To Be Named Later, a charity that raises funds and awareness for non-profit agencies serving disadvantaged youth in the Greater Boston area.

Following the death of Brian Epstein in 1967, The Beatles were without a manager as such, although NEMS, headed by Epstein's brother Clive, had been taking care of day-to-day business, with Peter Brown acting as liaison to both the Beatles and the Epsteins, and Paul McCartney steering the band artistically.

They had, however, gradually lost many of the people with whom Epstein had made business deals early in their career, such as music publisher Dick James and financial adviser Dr. Walter Strach, which had secured the band financially.

When he ’ d gone as far as he could go in Milwaukee, Epstein decided to move to New York, but before he could pack his gear, he was lured to the West Coast by a drummer friend to play bass in a new band that singer-songwriter John Hiatt was forming in LA.

They were originally a " frat rock " band called The Rhondells but were later discovered and managed by Brian Epstein, who was better known as manager of The Beatles.

The song was originally thought about by band manager, Brian Epstein, and was later introduced to Ringo Starr, the band's drummer.

Manager Joe Epstein returns from a trip and finds his star Heather Jones on stage at a nightclub, singing her own songs about the emancipation of women, together with the two singers Alice and Cheryl and the band.

The band, named Crash Karma, is rounded out by former Zygote bassist and lead singer Amir Epstein.