But rather than the great soul singers of the last fifty years like Stevie Wonder, Teddy P. or Marvin, Rob might best be associated with someone more like the great aforementioned Paul Robeson, a reference to a calling beyond his music and art.
A few weeks later, Bill wrote a poem called "Beyond Directory Assistance," about the speaker's attempt to locate an old college friend, Arthur Morgan, by reaching out to the class scribe, Herb Hobler: Neither man had turned up in class obituaries . .
Professor Chris Dowrick, a GP as well as an academic at Liverpool University, is the author of a book called "Beyond Depression", which has proved influential in the surgery project.
Another version, made with cardboard and a tarp roof, below, will be at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York in an exhibition called "Beyond Green: Toward a Sustainable Art" from today through May 7.
Another came when Oliveira was asked to be featured in a documentary called Beyond Ipanema.
To illustrate, he played a song called "Beyond," from the latest album by the French duo Daft Punk.
Ms. Weinreich also recently gave a lecture called "Beyond Suffering: An Artist's Journey through Mental Illness" at Four Winds Hospital in Katonah.
In 2001, he came across a book called "Beyond Backpacking," by Ray Jardine, the father of what's called "ultralight" hiking — the discipline of selecting gear and material of nearly unimaginable low weight.
Late last year, the President's Council on Bioethics issued a report called "Beyond Therapy: Biotechnology and the Pursuit of Happiness," which dealt in part with the possibility of therapeutic forgetting.
