Grossman Videos

The Paley Center series page at Hulu.comWriters Bob Borden, Lee Ellenberg, Jeremy Weiner, Matt Roberts, Joe Grossman, and Tom Ruprecht tell how they became writers after being an intern, a page, a receptionist, telemarketer, and just watching the show.Author: hulu Tags: Matt Jeremy Ellenberg Late Tom Interview Comedy Weiner Lee Joe Grossman Ruprecht Bill David Roberts Night Bob Scheft Talk Borden Letterman Show Posted: 24 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Your actions could save lives. At the heart of what I have referred to as The Sheepdog is a selflessness that looks outwardly to the needs of others. They cannot abide watching their fellow humans beings suffer and die while they do nothing. They are compelled into action even when those actions could lead to their own deaths or injury. The Sheepdog comes from every walk of life, every race, and can be male or female; it is impossible to identify them from appearance alone. It is their actions in the face of horrific situations that reveals the Sheepdog as they step forward when no one else will. Lenny Skutnik, in the face of the tragic Air Florida crash in 1982 into the icy Potomac River, was just such an unassuming Sheepdog. He jumped into the aviation fuel soaked and frigid waters to save passenger Priscilla Tirado just before slipped beneath the water to her death. Hundreds had been watching Priscilla flounder and would have watch her die without doing anything. These are sheep that are frozen into inaction by their lives of denial and lack of mental and material preparation. They are not bad people but nore are they heroic; they're just there. Leeny's Sheepdog heart was revealed that day. They are others like him in civilian, law enforcement, fire fighting, and military ranks. But they are relatively few indeed and they are special. Few have what I feel possess the other key qualities of the Sheepdog (discussed in the video): a strong value system, unassuming manner, bravery, judgment and maturity, preparation, practiced skill sets, and a strong sense of duty in the face of often scary circumstances. The Sheepdog Concept is foundational to my gear reviews here: an attempt to give quality information to help equip you good people for your day. Both mental and material prepartation can expand your capabilities in this important calling. Good Sheepdogs span the ranks and include responsible and caring civilians, law enforcement officials, firefighters, paramedics, PJs, EMTs, pilots, and soldiers. Many of these come to TNP to get this info as they equip and prepare. I try hard not to let them down. I salute them all and I myself try to aspire to their level. /////////////////// Music: http://www.partnersinrhyme.com /////////////////// Music: http://www.partnersinrhyme.com ///////////// Ret. Us Army Lt Col Dave Grossman first introduced the Sheepdog way of thinking. See his website at: http://www.killology.com

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Rabbi Grossman Tries to Make Peace When Coach Wont Leave

This week s episode of Contrabass Conversations features an interview with double bassist David Grossman, a member of the New York Philharmonic bass section and an active jazz bassist. Hosted by John Grillo, this interview covers David s early musical experiences, his dual interest in jazz and classical music, current projects, his philosophy and approach as a teacher, and a variety of other topics. About David: Bassist David J. Grossman began playing with the New York Philharmonic as its youngest member in December 1999 before graduating from The Juilliard School in May 2000. Born and educated in New York City, Mr. Grossman has performed as double bassist and pianist in orchestral, chamber, and jazz venues worldwide. He is a member of the double bass faculties of the Manhattan School of Music and The Juilliard School, and regularly gives master classes across the country. (view complete bio) Tracks featured: Thirds The Charm from The Bass Of Both Worlds Jazz (iTunes link) Janacek: Pohadka (Fairy Tale) Mvt. 3 from The Bass Of Both Worlds Classical (iTunes link) More information on David s recordings is available on his website davidjgrossman.com. Other John Grillo-hosted podcasts: Ed Barker interview The State of the Orchestra Differences in Opera and Orchestra Playing Opera Excerpt Breakdown Orchestral Excerpt Breakdown Owen Lee interview Max Dimoff interview Dan Krekeler interview Ranaan Meyer interview Lawrence Hurst interview Jack Budrow interview Barrie Kolstein interview John Grillo Recital Showcase John Grillo interview

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Blessed Is the Match is the first documentary feature about Hannah Senesh, the World War II-era poet and diarist who became a paratrooper, resistance fighter and modern-day Joan of Arc. Safe in Palestine in 1944, she joined a mission to rescue Jews in her native Hungary. Shockingly, it was the only outside rescue mission for Jews during the Holocaust. Hannah parachuted behind enemy lines, was captured, tortured and ultimately executed by the Nazis. Her mother Catherine witnessed the entire ordeal - first as a prisoner with Hannah and later as her advocate, braving the bombed-out streets of Budapest in a desperate attempt to save Hannah. With unprecedented access to the Senesh family archive, this powerful story unfolds through the writings and photographs of Hannah and Catherine Senesh.

Adath Israel has a new Torah, which was dedicated on Sunday, November 2, 2008. This video, produced by Adath Israel member Ed Alpern, follows the genesis of the Torah Project. In this episode, Rabbi Daniel Grossman and Director of Congregational Learning Hedda Morton talk about the events leading up to the decision to commission a new Torah. What happens when a mistake is found in a Torah? Can it be fixed? If it can't, what to do with a 200 year old religious object?

As of November 2, 2008, Adath Israel has a brand new Torah. What does having a new Torah mean to the Adath community now and in the future. Leaders of the Congregation discuss what the new Torah means to all of us.

**In Theaters August 8, 2008** Shane West ( ER, ONCE AND AGAIN ), Bijou Phillips (CHOKE, BULLY), Rick Gonzalez (ILLEGAL TENDER, COACH CARTER) and Noah Segan (BRICK, CHAIN LETTER) star in the biopic that chronicles the short, tumultuous life of Darby Crash, notorious lead singer of the seminal Los Angeles punk band, The Germs. http://www.myspace.com/germsmovie http://www.whatwedoissecretthemovie.com http://www.flickr.com/groups/germsmovie For news on other upcoming releases visit: http://www.peacearch.com

Fantasy Sports Girl Roxanne checks out how the Carolina Panthers are looking going into training camp this year. For more Fantasy Sports Girl videos go to http://www.fantasysportsgirl.com also, if you want to see more of the girls, become a fan on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fantasy...

Jazz guitar great Larry Coryell teaches a challenging lesson on playing a blues in C, focusing on intervals and substitutions. From the DVD Larry Coryell's Jazz Guitar Vol. One. More info at http://guitarvideos.com/video/dvd/949dvd.htm

Legendary jazz guitarist Larry Coryell teaches an advanced lesson on improvisation, focusing on jazz minor scales. This is the second of two parts. From the DVD Larry Coryell's Jazz Guitar Vol. Two. More info at http://guitarvideos.com/video/dvd/950dvd.htm

Writers Bob Borden, Lee Ellenberg, Jeremy Weiner, Matt Roberts, Joe Grossman, and Tom Ruprecht tell how they became writers after being an intern, a page, a receptionist, telemarketer, and just watching the show.

Happy Birthday to my good friend, filmmaker Seth Grossman. I try to sing a little showtune for you, but I'm no HappySlip. Instead, I have a year-old interview (oldie, but goodie) with Seth. We talk about his film The Elephant King, shooting in Thailand and the stigma of American Independent Film making. The interview was shot by Alex Engle