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Harley Granville-Barker
Harley Granville-Barker, 1877–1946, English dramatist, actor, producer, and critic. As comanager of the Court Theatre from 1904 to 1907 he was an advocate and producer of
and experimental theater in his time. Granville-Barker was the chief producer of the plays of new dramatists as well as those of the great masters; he presented the works of Euripides, Shakespeare, Schnitzler, Shaw, and Galsworthy. His own realistic dramas, including The Voysey Inheritance (1905), Waste (1907), and The Madras House (1910), were not remarkable successes. After 1918, he devoted himself almost entirely to writing, lecturing, and scholarship, and achieved literary distinction with his Prefaces to Shakespeare (6 vol. 1927–46).
See biography by C. B. Purdom (1956, repr. 1971); study by D. Kennedy (1985).
Harley Granville-Barker: Selected full-text books and articles
C. B. Purdom.
Greenwood Press, 1971
Barrett H. Clark.
Little Brown and Company, 1921
A. E. Wilson.
Arthur Barker, 1951
William W. Demastes; Katherine E. Kelly.
Greenwood Press, 1996
Toby Cole; Helen Krich Chinoy.
Bobbs-Merrill, 1963 (Revised edition)
Alan Hager.
Greenwood Press, 1999
Barrett H. Clark.
D. Appleton, 1925
John Drinkwater.
Macmillan, 1932

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Archive for Ragtime
Opening/Closing on Broadway: Shrek, White Christmas, Finian's Rainbow, Ragtime, Come Fly Away, American Idiot, Altar Boyz, Ragtime
As previously announced, Shrek closed on Broadway on Sunday after an admirable run of 441 performances at the Broadway Theatre. Also closing Sunday was the holiday favorite White Christmas, which played out its limited engagement at the Marquis.
And last week a shocker of an announcement hit Broadway audiences that another of the critically acclaimed productions that just opened – Finian's Rainbow – will be playing its last performance on Jan 17. Coming on the heels of the Ragtime closing announcement, a number of big names like Matthew Broderick are doubting the lasting power of anything that's not a "sure bet" in this economy…
But, along with the closings and bemoaning came some happier news: Producer James L. Nederlander announced that Come Fly Away, Twyla Tharp's Frank Sinatra inspired musical, will open March 25. The musical, originally titled Come Fly With Me, played a sold-out engagement last year at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta.
And it's official: another out-of-town favorite, American Idiot, is taking over at the St. James on April 10. If you haven't yet heard of this show, you soon will – the creative team is an incredible assembly of Broadway big-hitters, and if the reviews from its Berkely Rep run are any indication – this show may be a contender for many of those looking for one of Broderick's "sure bet[s]."
Closing this week are Off-Broadway's Altar Boyz and the extended run of Broadway's Ragtime.
If we've learned anything from 2009 it's this: if there's anything on Broadway you've been dying to see, see it now! Unless it's Phantom of the Opera or Wicked, there's no guarantee it'll be around beyond next week.
Make that Jan 10th…
Due to what Ragtime's marketers are calling a "miracle on 54th Street" – enough angry and saddened patrons hammered at the Neil Simon box office windows to allow producers to extend the dying show's Broadway run by a week. Instead of closing on January 3 as previously announced, the production will now run through January 10.
It's official: Ragtime is closing January 3rd
Ragtime, the Kennedy Center transfer that opened on Broadway on November 15 to very positive reviews, just hasn't been able to pull in the numbers and has officially announced it will close on Broadway on January 3rd.
Producer Kevin McCollum said: "While we're saddened and disappointed to announce that RAGTIME must close, bringing this beautiful and powerful production to Broadway has been a joyous experience. We couldn't have asked for a more talented and dedicated company and creative team or a more passionate team of producers."
It's sad to see such a solid production departing Broadway so soon, but to anyone following the box office numbers, it didn't come as much of a surprise (even though the New York Times tried to defend the show against the online rumors).
We can only hope the next show to play the Neil Simon Theater (whatever show that might be) will fare better.
Closing, opening, cast albums, casting and more in a huge Broadway news round-up
A lot has been happening on Broadway these last few weeks. Here are the biggest of the announcements:
Closing soon
Bye Bye Birdie has offically announced that it will play its final performance on Jan 24. Though technically an extension of its limited run, many had expected this expensive production to run much longer, and producers are definitely walking away with losses.
RUMOR: Michael Riedel of the New York Post is saying things aren't looking good for Broadway's Ragtime: "Officially, the producers say, 'there are no plans to close at this time.' Unofficially, it's likely to close Jan. 3 at a total loss, several production sources say."
Though not Broadway, this one is a big blow for NYC theatre. Altar Boyz, the longest running Off-Broadway musical to open in more than a decade (the 9th longest of all time), will play its final performance at New World Stages on Sunday, January 10th at 7:30 PM.
Opening soon
Million Dollar Quartet will officially begin previews at the Nederlander Theatre on March 13, 2010 and open on April 11, 2010. The Broadway production will be independent of the Chicago company, which will continue there. Broadway casting has not yet been announced.
All About Me, which had announced an opening in a few months at the John Golden Theatre, will instead take over Henry Miller's Theatre now that Bye Bye Birdie is vacating.
Producer Ken Davenport has announced that Stephen Schwartz's Godspell, which had been scheduled to begin previews at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in September 2008, is now aiming for a Broadway bow during the 2010-11 season. The revival will be directed by Daniel Goldstein. No casting has yet been announced.
Cast albums
PS Classics and Nonesuch will team to release the new Broadway cast album of Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music. The cast of the Trevor Nunn-directed revival will record the album Jan. 4, 2010. No release date has yet been announced.
The cast album for the Broadway revival of Finian's Rainbow will be available on Feb. 2, 2010 (though the disc will be at the St. James Theatre three weeks before that). The new Broadway cast album will be produced by PS Classics.
Broadway's Memphis has recorded a cast album with Delray Records. The national release will be announced shortly, but in the meantime fans may purchase it at the Shubert Theatre where the musical opened in October.
Broadway casting announcements
Corbin Bleu of High School Musical fame is going to play the role of Usnavi in In the Heights starting January 25th. Regarding the casting (which has met with a lot of nay-saying online), Lin-Manuel Miranda had this to say:
Javi is amazing. Jon Rua is too.
Michael Balderrama makes the drama ring true.
They're big footsteps; I wrote a really big shoe.
This one is Lin-approved: Mr. Corbin Bleu.
Producers have announced that the Broadway production of Sondheim on Sondheim, opening April 22, will star Barbara Cook, Vanessa Williams, Tom Wopat, Leslie Kritzer, Norm Lewis, Euan Morton and Matthew Scott.
Kelsey Grammer has signed on to star in the Broadway musical La Cage Aux Folles, as Georges. He will star alongside Douglas Hodge, who will continue in the role of Albin, the drag queen star, which he played to critical acclaim in London. The revival opens on April 18, 2010 at the Longacre Theatre.
Matt Cavenaugh will play his last performance as Tony in West Side Story on Dec. 13. His understudy Matthew Hydzik will resume the role on Dec. 15.
Broadway's Mary Poppins welcomes Valerie Boyle to the role of household cook Mrs. Brill Dec. 4 and Tony nominee Jonathan Freeman to the company on Dec. 12 at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams will join the musical Chicago on Broadway starting Feb. 8. Williams is slated to star as Roxie Hart in the production until mid-April.
Grammy-nominated cast albums
The Grammy Award nominations were announced, and the Best Musical Show Album contained nominations for Ain't Misbehavin', Hair, 9 to 5, Shrek and West Side Story.
Wicked sets a new record
Wicked hit a major milestone Thanksgiving weekend, becoming the first Broadway production to report sales of more than $2 million for a single week.
Musicals on the Silver Screen
Variety is reporting that "Shakespeare in Love" director John Madden is in talks to direct the film version of My Fair Lady with a screenplay by Emma Thompson. Keira Knightly and Daniel Craig have been rumored to star in the Cameron Mackintosh and Duncan Kenworthy produced movie musical.
Tony Award-winning actress Donna Murphy (Passion, The King and I) has joined the cast of the new Disney animated musical Rapunzel. Murphy will voice the role of the witch, alongside Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi. Academy Award-winning composer Alan Menken will compose and Byron Howard and Nathan Greno will direct.
Amateur rights available
Rights for the 2008 Tony Award winner for best musical, In the Heights, are now available through R&H Theatricals. For more information or to license the show, click here.
Musicals on Time's Top Ten of Everything list
Time Magazine unveiled its "The Top 10 Everything of 2009," rating news, entertainment, pop culture and more. Ragtime, Finian's Rainbow and Fela! all appeared on the "Top 10 Plays and Musicals" list and Marion Cotillard on the "Top 10 Movie Performances" list for her turn in the film version of Nine.
New equity leadership
Actors' Equity Association announced Dec. 11 that Mark S. Zimmerman has resigned as president, effective immediately. Equity's vice president Paige Price will now carry out the duties of the president until a new president is elected.
Touring soon
Dreamgirls concludes its Harlem run Dec. 12 prior to embarking on a national tour. The production, starring Moya Angela, Syesha Mercado, Adrienne Warren, Margaret Hoffman, Chaz Lamar Shepherd, Chester Gregory, Trevon Davis and Milton Craig Nealy was directed by Robert Longbottom (Side Show, Flower Drum Song, Bye Bye Birdie), who co-choreographed with Emmy-nominated hip-hop artist Shane Sparks.
The reviews for Ragtime are in …
The last time Ragtime appeared on Broadway, a whole new theater was built to house the gigantic production. This time, the show comes from a much humbler place and the critics couldn't be more complimentary – its fresh, relavant and powerful.
Here are what the major publications had to say:
The judiciously pared-down production that opened Sunday night at the Neil Simon Theater is a sprinting sylph compared to the opulence-bloated show that went under the same name a decade ago. … Warmly acted and agreeably sung, this "Ragtime" travels light. And if it still sometimes feels like an animated history lesson, delivered by a liberal but square teacher a shade too eager to make the past come alive, the show now neither drags nor sags under its big themes. Read the full review.
The show's themes and characters are introduced lickety-split in a thrilling combination of song, story and movement that goes a long way toward explaining what musical theater is all about. … There's not a wasted moment in her production, which is a blessing considering the scope of the lengthy story these creators are trying to tell: a new American century getting ready to explode and make its mark on history. Read the full review.
The score…is hardly A-list, but the songs are well-crafted and on occasion are genuinely soulful. And Terrence McNally's book tugs at your heart and conscience with such artful aggression that only an ogre could resist the urge to weep at some points and smile at others. In this new Kennedy Center-based production, which opened Sunday, those assets are exploited by a supple cast under Marcia Milgrom Dodge's vibrant direction. Read the full review.
No word has been more bandied about in American life the past two years than change. And no show investigates the nuances of that word as it relates to the American Dream — conveying hope, opportunity and success, but also the ugly flipside of pain, division, confusion and violence — more masterfully than "Ragtime." The 1997 musical not only feels trenchant and timely, but its multistrand story is delivered with fresh clarity and emotional immediacy in director-choreographer Marcia Milgrom Dodge's elegant revival … This is big-brain, bold-strokes musical-theater storytelling at its most vibrant. Read the full review.
Bottom Line: This wonderful musical based on the classic novel by E.L. Doctorow gets a much deserved, stirring revival. Read the full review.
Have you seen the show? Add your review to the comments below!
Full cast announced for Ragtime on Broadway – Includes Bohmer, Darrington, Noll, Petkoff, Steggert and Umoh
The Broadway revival of Ragtime, which opens on November 15 at the Neil Simon Theatre, will star:
Ron Bohmer (Father)
Quentin Earl Darrington (Coalhouse Walker, Jr.)
Christiane Noll (Mother)
Robert Petkoff (Tateh)
Bobby Steggert (Mother's Younger Brother)
Stephanie Umoh (Sarah)
Christopher Cox (The Little Boy)
Sarah Rosenthal (The Little Girl)
Mark Aldrich (Willie Conklin)
Aaron Galligan-Stierle (Henry Ford)
Jonathan Hammond (Harry Houdini)
Dan Manning (Grandfather)
Michael X. Martin (J.P. Morgan)
Michael McGowan (Stanford White)
Donna Migliaccio (Emma Goldman)
Josh Walden (Harry K. Thaw)
Savannah Wise (Evelyn Nesbit)
Eric Jordan Young (Booker T. Washington)
Ensemble members include: Sumayya Ali, Terence Archie, Corey Bradley, Jayden Brockington, Benjamin Cook, Carey Brown, Jennifer Evans, Carly Hughes, Lisa Karlin, Valisia LeKae, James Moye, Tracy Lynn Olivera, Mamie Parris, Bryonha Parham, Nicole Powell, Kaylie Robinaccio, Arbender J. Robinson, Benjamin Schrader, Wallace Smith, Catherine Walker, Jim Weaver and Kylil Williams.
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Kathleen Horan, Reporter, WNYC News
Kathleen Horan is a staff reporter for New York Public Radio, covering the neighborhood beat. She also reports 'Reset', an ongoing series documenting police-community relations in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
Complaints about taxi drivers refusing to take passengers to their desired destinations have increased by more than a third over the last year. So the city is moving ahead with a plan to increase fines and penalties. Officials hope expensive tickets and the risk of suspended, or even a revoked license will stop drivers from saying "no" to customers. Drivers say that while there are many reasons why they decline a trip--most agree, the overall problem is essentially a financial one.
"Refusals stick in the craw of a lot of New Yorkers," said Taxi and Limousine Commissioner David Yassky. "It may be a small issue in terms of dollars and cents compared to other things, but it's a big issue in terms of how it feels."
It's not as if drivers loathe going to the outer boroughs — most live there. But to be successful, drivers said they have to focus on volume and not distance.
"I would prefer to stay in Manhattan and prefer to be picking up passengers one after the other because in Manhattan you get passengers very frequently," said Bashir Betker, who has driven a cab for six years and said he needs to make between 20 and 30 trips a day to profit.
Most cabbies who rent their taxis and medallions begin their shift in the hole — lease prices range from $105 and $129, with hybrids costing a bit more. There's also the 5 percent fee drivers pay for every credit card transaction. Gas is now over $4, and moving violations and parking tickets add to the cost of doing business.
Driver Seth Goldman, 26, said these concerns are always on the minds of cabbies.
"You're very focused," he said recently after completing his 12-hour shift. "You have economic pressures. When you hear 'Brooklyn' or 'Queens' in the morning rush hour, you think, 'Ugh, that ruining my day.'"
Driver Manjinder Singh (photo right) said outer-borough travel can be a losing proposition. It can take 40 or more minutes just to get across a bridge, he said, and he may return to Manhattan without a passenger.
"Everybody comes to work to make money, not lose money," Singh said. "If the driver can lose money, I think its not worth, you know?"
There are times when Singh said he doesn't refuse a fare but suggests that customers might be better served by taking the train.
"We tell them do the mass transit because it much more convenient for you to where they want to go and it will save you money too," he said.
Singh added: "Sometimes they listen and sometimes they don't care. They say they want to go with you and that's it."
Another challenge to outer-borough travel is shift change, when drivers who lease or share their vehicles have to return them to garages or face late penalties.
For most day-drivers that deadline is usually between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. Cabbies have the right to put their off-duty lights on and ask customers if they're going in the same direction.
Driver Bashir Betker said he gets stressed out about getting pulled far from his garage in Queens at least an hour before his shift finishes so he tries to stay in the vicinity of the Queensborough Bridge.
"I say that I can take you to East Side," he said, "anywhere on East Side — upper or lower — is ok with me."
Officials hope expensive tickets and the risk of suspension or license revocation will deter drivers from saying 'No' to customers seeking to travel to the outer boroughs.
But head of drivers group the Taxi Workers Alliance Bhariavi Desai, who said drivers infrequently refuse trips, noted that if the city wants to rectify the problem they shouldn't simply implement new punishments.
"We don't believe that the solution for the driver is refusal," Desai said, "but we also don't believe the solution is to scapegoat the drivers. The solution has to be an economic one because the problem is an economic one."
But TLC Commissioner Yassky, who said drivers assume risk like any other entrepreneur, said their compensation has already been addressed.
"As far as the economics go, it's built into the fare," Yassky said, "and I guess if that's another driver saying that they think the fare should be increase, I'm sure that drivers would like to see the taxi fare increased."
Drivers would indeed like to see the fare raised. Desai said they'll be requesting a 15-percent increase in surcharges and waiting time since their overall fares haven't been increased since 2004.
Her other suggestion is that drivers be given some of the perks of mass transit since taxis move more than 600,000 people each day.
"To begin with, we want to be exempt from turn restrictions that anywhere buses can turn we believe yellow cabs should also be able to turn," she said. "Removing the turn restrictions alone would make a big difference. ... Sometimes the reason the fare to the outer boroughs takes so long is the amount of time the driver takes exiting Manhattan itself."
Another proposal is to allow drivers to use HOV commuter (High Occupancy Vehicle) lanes when they're returning from the outer boroughs and have an empty cab.
Driver Seth Goldman said just about any overture from the city would go a long way: "I would like to see them making our job a little easier instead of constantly harder give us a break like the bus driver occasionally."
But the city thinks the fix should be more stick than carrot. If legislation is approved, first-time fines could rise to $500 for cabbies that refuse passengers and third-time offenders could see their licenses revoked.
Information courtesy of the Taxi & Limousine Commission and New York Taxi Workers Alliance. (Stephen Nessen/WNYC)
The only reason why I would refuse a fare is if I sense that someone is going to beat the fare. Taking someone to East New York is at least 45 minutes on a good day. Believe you me after two bad experiences one begins to screen certain passengers. Personally it has nothing to do with race or ethnicity. If I lose 90 minutes on a fare I still have to pay for the entire shift. It's easy to be self-righteous and pretend that drivers should blindly pick up anybody while others can be judicious in their jobs. I can't always identify a bum by sight but it hurts when I have to pay an out of borough fare for a fool. I never refused decent looking people unless I am at the end of the shift.
Wow, if any cabbie had the balls to tell me that taking mass transit would be more convenient than taking a cab to my place in Brooklyn, he'd have a lot more to worry about than just a call to 311.
20 minute drive (at night) versus over an hour on the train and bus. Which do you think is more convenient?
Another fundamental point. The mayor and the TLC, his flunky organization, regularly put out these PR hits on the taxi industry. The prior one was over the out-of-town rates that some corrupt cab drivers were using on in town fares. But all this info is and was fully available to the TLC, the city and the mayor. The out-of-town scam could have been stopped at any time. The info on every fare is transmitted to the TLC. They, including the mayor, had the knowledge and ability to stop the scam at any point but they didn't do their job. They did their job if it was one to denigrate cab drivers and use that denigration to keep cab drivers pay at the poverty level. The drivers are undeserving thieves, or so we're lead to believe.
That from a mayor that wanted to set up a heliport in the Battery so the wealthy could fly to local airports and bypass airport security. Think Bloomberg relates to you or cares about you? Think again. This is a publicity stunt.
The vast majority of cab drivers are honest. As honest as any other profession and far more honest than politicians. Ask yourself why the automatic pervasive surveillance of cab drivers isn't applied to bankers and stock brokers? We've had a recession dropped on millions and millions of Americans by people like Bloomberg. Their actions are never examined. They are always protected. We're told that the economy is going great except that Social Security and Medicare have to be cut drastically.
To Karen from Queens,
It doesn't make sense to refuse a fare to Astoria at 4AM. Maybe on a Saturday or Sunday morning, when the local Manhattan bar crowd could possibly generate a better take, but the trip back (empty of course - you always have to figure in the empty return time to the next fare) is fast. It's not a money loser so I don't know why cabbies refuse those fares.
Oh, and I've seen bartenders that refuse to serve people that don't tip enough. How would you like to get a $500 fine if you tried that?
To Hambone from Gowanus,
You haven't run into a cab that refuses a fare. I regularly have people come to my window to tell me where they're going. I don't even look at them when they do that. Get in. That's my job and living, such that it is. But cabs that refuse fares keep their doors locked. You can't get in without telling them where you want to go.
To AlexB from Astoria,
Think about a JFK fare. Flat rate - $45. That's a money loser anytime from 6:15AM to 9:30AM and 2:30PM to 9:00PM. The trip back is slow (more than an hour where it might take more than an hour to get there). Waiting is not an option, at least for me. Some drivers wait and boast about getting a fare back after an hour. That's two hours, with the ride back, for the $45, less the cost of gas (17 miles at 12mpg). JFK fares should vary with the time of day. Peak hours should be $75. Sorry but if that's too much, do what Paul Krugman claims is best. Take the LIRR to the Airtrain. The MTA is heavily subsided, including by me. Let them earn that money.
Robert from Manhattan,
You've got a point. There's a tremendous waste in driving in circles looking for a fare. Maybe someday there'll be a better system but I think people in Manhattan like to step outside and raise their arm and have a yellow cab race to them.
People, think about this. If mass transit in NYC were any good cabs couldn't survive. But it isn't. Not even close. When it rains, I'm on that N train at 3:30AM, though going the other way. On dry days I ride my bike. Regularly I get passengers that can't get to work because the train has stopped working. They can't afford a cab but they can't afford to lose their jobs even more. When they tell me their story I say, "God bless the MTA."
Yellow cabs are only a portion of the "for hire" cars on the streets of NYC. There are "black cabs" (the former radio cabs that a corrupt TLC head banned so he could favor a limousine fleet owner) and livery cabs. That's the level of failure that the MTA represents.
This doesn't make sense. A cab driver might pick up more fares staying in Manhattan, but if it takes a long time to get to the outer boroughs, the meter is running the whole time, charging by time and by the mile. I can end up spending over $30 on a cab ride to Queens or Brooklyn no problem, and that's not even that far into these boroughs where it's maybe 20 minutes to get back to Manhattan. $30 is almost 3 times the average fare. I think going to the outer boroughs is probably less of a financial problem than cabbies think it is.
Most importantly, these are the rules. Cabbies know the rules, should obey them, and should factor in long distance trips when calculating how much they think they will make.
Who tells the cabbie where they are going first?
I get in, close the door and then tell them where I am going. I have never had a cabbie then tell me he is not willing to take me to Brooklyn.
I have never been so angry and sad about human beings after continually being refused a ride to Astoria after tending bar all night. I'm willing to pay the $25-30 fare out of my tip money (my income) to avoid the drunk, creepy 4am crowd on the N train.
Sometimes I can tell in adnvace who is going to be a good tipper and who isn't. What if I just denied you service because you looked cheap? It's also a waste of my time, dignity, and not cost effective, but I would be fired.
I think we should ban cabs. If people want to rent a car/ride/driver, call a car service. The streets of NYC would be so much better without cabs. I also agree w/ the cabbies, I wouldn't take a fare to an outer borough either, its not cost effective and its not fair to the drivers. Its the nature of the business. I think drivers should be able to pick and choose who they pick up. I wouldnt pick up a loser or a drunk either.
To get an idea of the bias and misrepresentation of this news item consider the line in the graphic that states -
"Average number of fares needed to turn a profit: 20-30"
Let's see. After the lease fee of $105 (day shift) and gas cost of $55, and other fees - , subway tax, 5% credit card charge and tips to get a car without waiting an hour, a driver usually "turns a profit" after taking in about $170. On 20 fares at about $10 per fare average (a little high estimate) that would mean a "profit" of $30 for working a 12 hour shift plus the extra hour of "shape-up" and 'cool-down' (wait on line to pay the subway worker's tax and get the credit card money). 30 fares? That's about a $300 take making for $130 for the 13 hours of work. Whoopeee!!!
On the door of a cab there's a listing of charges with various surcharges for evening and night fares. The initial charge is listed as $3.00. But if you look at the meter at the start of a fare you won't see $3.00 anywhere. You'll see $2.50 and a $0.50 surcharge, which gets tacked on at the end of the ride. That's the subway tax. The fee cab drivers must pay to subway workers to maintain their medical coverage and pensions. I know it's a billionaire mayor trying to get average workers to fight each other but I don't recall any transit worker objecting. Consider the regular need for subsidies for the MTA. That subway ride probably costs about $30. That real cost is never disclosed.
As for refusing fares. I don't, except at the end of my shift when I have to get back to the shop or face a late fine - required by the TLC but not given to the next driver. That's legal with certain "Off Duty" indicators. I never ask where the person is going. I only state that I have to go downtown or to Brooklyn - on the way to the shop.
I do ignore potential passengers in certain areas. To be specific - Delancey and Essex before 6AM. Why? I used to do that regularly but after I was ripped off a couple of times (for example, two guys walking out at the end of a fare to East New York and effectively daring me to try to get the fare) I no longer pick up passengers there. The last time I did a passenger thanked me profusely for taking him and wanted to pay in advance. I refused the money. He then told me that he wanted to share the ride with someone else on the corner, but that person told him, "You don't want to go with me. I don't pay."
That means the practice was standard. The risk of taking passengers there was too high. Remember, loss of a fare is only the minimum risk. Since it was so standard, where were the police in dealing with regular theft? Too busy working on ticketing cyclists.
In the two years I've been driving my gas costs have gone up $20 a day. Add to that the $15 per day (on 30 fares) that I now have to contribute to subway workers, that's an extra $35 a day I have to work for to "turn a profit." Take $35 a day out of your pay and see how you feel about further situations that lose you money.
I have a simple solution--quit being a cab driver. Every job has a down side and one of the down sides of being a cabbie is driving to Queens or Staten Island from time to time. Boo hoo.... I'm weary of cab drivers and have seen them leave people, including me, standing in the cold or rain because they did not want to go where a passenger needed to go. I agree with the comment above--video tape them and call 311 while you are in the car...
I'm sorry but all the money problems are avoidable. Pay the extra for a prius, you get 48 mpg per city, vs 15 in a crown vic. You'll make your 20 dollars extra back 3 times in gas. Stop getting parking tickets, that has of more to do with laziness. Finally, you really have to drive like a reckless jerk to get a moving violation in this city other then a cell phone ticket.
I live on 4th ave in the slope/gowanus. I constantly get refused rides late at night and I am a 10 minute drive from the east village. I am a large guy so I don't worry about taking the train. However, I would wonder how many people, particularly women have been assaulted after being forced to take a train home late at night by themselves because they couldn't find a cab that would take them.
The best trick for this is to have your video camera ready on your phone and simply let them know you are going to report them for refusing. They always take you where you want to go
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is there such a thing as an etsy genuis? if so, this is it.
Harbaugh adds phone # and email to twitter handle
Now up to 272K followers...
Breakdown Sports: WHAM! and the Return of the Trap
I love trap plays; I think they are one of the most effective and most under-utilized schemes in modern football. Luckily for me then, Harbaugh agrees. His offense in San Fran had Wham blocks, Short Traps, and Long Traps.
Let's think about why this scheme is so effective:
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Addressing a meeting here on Sunday to present the first Keraleeyan Award, instituted by the V.S. Keraleeyan Foundation, to historian Velayudhan Panikkassery, Prof. Azhikode said areas such as historical research and writing developed in Kerala only because of the singular efforts of a few historians.
"Most of these historians have not been supported by any university or research institution. Mr. Panikkassery is an important writer of the lot. Using rural libraries and meagre resources, Mr. Panikkassery built up his research and eclipsed even noted academics. But for Mr. Panikkassery, Malayali students would not have heard of Ibn Batuta or Marco Polo," Prof. Azhikode said.
Proper understanding of history and human values was essential for any community, he said.
Prof. Azhikode criticised the reported statement by Forest Minister A. Sujanapal that he could not be a Gandhian in deed. "This remark is out of tune with the State's best traditions," Prof. Azhikode said.
Abdu Samad Samadani, MP, said that history was a weapon in the hands of divisive forces.
"Knowledge of history should unite people. Why are we averse to highlighting some of the historical truths that spread the message of brotherhood? For instance, do we discuss the statement by the author of the Tulsidas Ramayan that the epic could have been written even in a Masjid? Society needs to be reminded of such truths," Mr. Samadani said.
Among those present on the occasion were T.N. Prathapan, MLA, K.K. Rahulan, executive member, Kerala Sahitya Akademi, Attakkoya Pallikkandi, general secretary, Keraleeyan Foundation, Sharjah, and Ashokan Cheruvil, writer.
One of the senior historians in the State, Mr. Panikkassery has authored about 30 books, including 'Sancharikal Kanda Keralam', 'Portughese Dutch Adhipatyam Keralathil', 'Kerala Charithra Patanangal', 'Ibn Batuta Kanda India', 'Marco Polo Indiayil', 'Kerala Perumakkanmarude Kalathu', 'Cleopatra Malayali Pennanu' and 'Keralam Arunnooru Kollam Munpu'.


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Nice place very quite, hotel is very clean and the people are very friendly. The beach is very clean and there are plenty of sun beds, the sea is very warm but the green flag was only flying twice during our 2 week stay.As the waves were big and there is a strong under current.We was lucky to see the whales from the beach and also a wild donkey woundered by the beach. There was plenty of choice of food i am a fussy eater but i found plenty to eat. The cakes are very nice. We want on the 4x4 trip which was very informative and is the best way to see the island.There is plenty of entertainment to do during the day we didnt do any the entertainment at night is watchable. overall we had a really good time and will be going back there soon.
fantastic holiday rather surprised that all passengers on flight stayong at same hotel but no probs. The hotel and rooms are kept spotlessly clean although no lift and we were on top floor not too bad for us but older guests struggled, The food was plentiful and lots to choose from especially good for all inclusive the entertainments staff worked really hard to keep us amused throughout and always cheerful and friendly that goes for the hotel staff in general and the reps. It was nice to see the island before mass tourism takes over but will definitely return.The highlight for us was the island trip especially Santa Monica beach white sands and waves the height of a house and deserted.tho am told riu are building a large hotel there Overall a fantastic relaxing holiday with plenty sun and good food Thank you Thomson always can rely on you
EVERYTHING AS PROMISED MY ONLY GRUMBLE WOULD BE THE OLD PLANE CRAMPED NOT REALLY FOR LONG HAUL , staff friendly and very helpful, wide choice of food, very clean,super sunshine, we went 7th 21st december 09 and got around 30 c every day but one, would definately return ps .. you dont need to take towel you get plenty in your room and fresh one every day from the pool kiosk :)
The only reason we go to Boa Vista is this wonderful hotel. We have been twice now and the standards remain excellent. All that we personally need and get from a resort hotel.
However, the flight is appauling in as much as the seats are uncomfortable and the seat pitch has to be the worst ever. We have traveled extensively and been on many different carriers, this has to be the worst. The flight crew do their best and are very good but they can't change the seats.
Boa Vista, one of the Cape Verde Islands is still new to tourism and that was the principle reason for our visit. The beach at Club Riu Karamboa although large and basically undisturbed is very hot on the volcanic sand areas before getting onto the golden sea washed sand closest to the shore, here there is a very steep decline into the ocean itself and is therefore suitable for experienced swimmers.
Negatives were:
1: There was no tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms.
2: Despite there being a policy of no reservation of unattended sunbeds prior to 9.00, I only witnessed the hotel employees conducting their sweep of the pool area on 2 mornings out of my 14. Unfortunately, without wishing to stereotype certain nationalities, this practice of reserving sunbeds with a towel was in general conducted by the guests from Germany, with many placing their towels out at 7.30 before going for breakfast and not reappearing for several hours.
3: According to the brochure Club Riu Karamboa offerd the choice of 3 alternatively themed restaurants (African, Asian & Cape Verdian) in addition to the main; however during our stay these were rarely ever open, with the Cape Verdian Restaurant only opening once.
4: The main swimming pool is divided into 3, plus an additional segregated childrens pool and yet there was no adult only section which resulted in often unmanaged children running amok throughout the pool area.
5: With the swim up bar and a poolside buffet restaurant, it was disappointing to still see bare chested male guests still swaggering about at the reception bar and in the main restaurant. Had I wished to go somewhere that allowed this practice I could have saved a fortune in booking a package tour to Benidorm.
Overall, a lovely island & one that I will now tick off from my list, but I felt cheated from the description given in the holiday brochure.
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I too just purchased a 1967 Pearson- Alberg 35. To give some compairson. Mine had the hull redone (new glass, coating, etc) in 1996. Then over 4 years, the deck was replaced, interior completly redone, refirg (large one) added, and fainaly, a new westeblake 4 cy diesal. In 1998, while the deck was being record, the mast was replaced with a Hood in-mast furling system. Approximatly $55,000 was invested by a wealthly owner. (I have the receipts)
This boat is on Lake superior, At $4,500 to transport it to Rockport (Tx) and the purchase price of $25,000. WITH the 3 month old survey, I snaped it up.
Now, when compired to the Moody 30, which much like yours, I got for $7,700. I have spent at least $12,000 additional, (and thats doing the work myself) for a complere refit. So the $12K additional, and 1 1/2 years work to save $9,600 seems a good deal if you can do the work, enjoy the work , AND HAVE THE TIME.
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It's very strange to have this in our neighborhood and I feel bad for her parents, neighbor, Mary Heath said.
I think it would be normal to assume that you know, if your daughter is the subject of all this media attention, you'd be stressed a little bit, neighbor Jeff Manely said after speaking with Terri's father.
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The chef brags endlessly about himself on the menus and on the website but did not deliver. The waitress was not knowledgeable about gluten free food and they had a very tough time accommodating my needs. I ended up with pork which was disgustingly seasoned and way dry and over cooked. They had the ability to make food look pretty but nothing tasted good.... not even the coffee!!!! Afterwards, even though I hardly ate bite of food.... they INSISTED on charging me!!! My date had to fight just to get my meal half off! I will never eat there again and I tell everyone my horror story. How dare a chef brag as if he is Gordon Ramsey and then cook carp and charge for it!
They do not have a specific GF menu at this time but many things are already GF. Items that may not be GF can be altered. The wait staff and chef are knowledgable and very willing to work with anyone who has a sensitivity or intolerance. They have many GF desert options including flourless chocolate cake! The ingredients are fresh and local. I highly recommend JATM when looking for a nice, slightly more upscale meal in the NWA area.
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Bainbridge, New York
|Bainbridge, New York
Location of Bainbridge in Chenango County
|Coordinates: 42°18′N 75°30′W / 42.300°N 75.500°WCoordinates: 42°18′N 75°30′W / 42.300°N 75.500°W
|United States
|New York
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|Dolores Nabinger (D)
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|• Total
|34.7 sq mi (90.0 km2)
|• Land
|34.3 sq mi (88.9 km2)
|• Water
|0.4 sq mi (1.1 km2)
|1,006 ft (307 m)
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|96/sq mi (37.2/km2)
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Bainbridge is a town in Chenango County, New York, United States. The population was 3,308 at the 2010 census.[1] The town is at the east border of Chenango County, halfway between Binghamton and Oneonta.
The village of Bainbridge is located at the geographic center of the town.
As part of the Sullivan Expedition of 1779, colonial troops under General James Clinton invaded the area to drive out hostile natives.
The town was first settled around 1788, first by a group called the "Vermont Sufferers". These were people from land in the eastern part of New York, who had lost their claims due to land sales by Vermont for the same claims.
The town was formed in 1791 as the "Town of Jericho" in Tioga County before the formation of Chenango County. The name "Bainbridge" was adopted in 1814 in honor of United States Navy Commodore William Bainbridge. Subsequently, the town was reduced by the creation of new towns in the county: in 1793, part of Bainbridge was used to form the parts of the towns of Norwich and Oxford; more of Bainbridge was used for the towns of Greene (1798 and 1799) and Afton (1857).
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town of Bainbridge has a total area of 34.7 square miles (90.0 km2), of which 34.3 square miles (88.9 km2) is land and 0.42 square miles (1.1 km2), or 1.24%, is water.[1] The Susquehanna River flows through the center of the town, entering from the east side and leaving across the south.
The east town line is the border of Delaware County.
Interstate 88 passes through the town, following the Susquehanna River. New York State Route 206 intersects I-88 and New York State Route 7 at Bainbridge village. A traffic circle was built in 2007 at the intersection of County Route 39 and State Route 206 on the eastern shore of the Susquehanna River, between I-88 and Bainbridge village. The new bridge over the Susquehanna was also finished in 2007, replacing the old green metal bridge.
As of the census[2] of 2000, there were 3,401 people, 1,368 households, and 928 families residing in the town. The population density was 99.1 people per square mile (38.3/km²). There were 1,521 housing units at an average density of 44.3 per square mile (17.1/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 98.35% White, 0.32% Black or African American, 0.24% Asian, 0.06% Pacific Islander, 0.29% from other races, and 0.74% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.18% of the population.
There were 1,368 households out of which 31.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 54.8% were married couples living together, 8.8% had a female householder with no husband present, and 32.1% were non-families. 26.7% of all households were made up of individuals and 11.0% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.48 and the average family size was 2.99.
In the town the population was spread out with 26.1% under the age of 18, 7.8% from 18 to 24, 27.0% from 25 to 44, 24.7% from 45 to 64, and 14.4% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females there were 101.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 96.2 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $37,219, and the median income for a family was $41,625. Males had a median income of $28,009 versus $25,533 for females. The per capita income for the town was $17,832. About 8.6% of families and 10.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 13.8% of those under age 18 and 6.0% of those age 65 or over.
Communities and locations in the town of Bainbridge[edit]
- Bainbridge – The village of Bainbridge is at the junction of NY-7 and NY-206 by the Susquehanna River.
- Bennettsville – A hamlet by the east town line in the southeast part of the town on NY-206.
- Sidney Municipal Airport (N23) – An airport at the east town line, partly in Bainbridge, north of I-88.
- Union Valley – A hamlet in the northwest corner of the town and north of West Bainbridge on County Road 17.
- West Bainbridge – A hamlet near the west town line on NY-206.
This climatic region is typified by large seasonal temperature differences, with warm to hot (and often humid) summers and cold (sometimes severely cold) winters. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Bainbridge has a humid continental climate, abbreviated "Dfb" on climate maps.[3]
- ^ a b "Geographic Identifiers: 2010 Demographic Profile Data (G001): Bainbridge town, Chenango County, New York". U.S. Census Bureau, American Factfinder. Retrieved November 18, 2014.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ Climate Summary for Bainbridge, New York
External links[edit]
|Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Bainbridge (New York).


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Hello weekend: A tantalising food weekend in Cape TownThis past weekend was filled with many delicious meals. Not only was our Tastescape weekend and the Good Food and Wine Show, but it looks like everyone got out and about in Cape Town to experience what the various restaurants had to offer. Here's a look at some great Instagram food finds from this past weekend.
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Physical concerns aside, Jones jokes that "it was kind of weird for both of us." They agonized over the scene for three days. But Jones says that perhaps those were not the worst days of work, admitting, "it wasn't bad."
From her SoHo adventures, Elizabeth hits the road for the second half of the film, during which she encounters a bevy of new sites and faces. The itinerary includes stops in Memphis, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Jones was thrilled that the cast filmed on location in each of these cities, getting a taste for the different cultures -- and music -- of each stop.
Music makes up a big part of the film, including an original Jones song, "The Story," which she wrote while filming.
Initially, Jones had no plans to contribute to the "Blueberry Nights" soundtrack. But when Wong approached her with the idea, Jones offered her latest creation: "It was the song I had written while filming, so it made sense."
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Jones does not have an answer yet: "I'm not sure that I want to be an actress full-time. I really loved it. … I would do it again."


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that's not bad at all! how much a month is the contract?Originally Posted by josh.p., post: 291842
that's not bad at all! how much a month is the contract?Originally Posted by josh.p., post: 291842
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Yes, it can be used that way. And it's voice navigation. It will tell you where to turn.Originally Posted by britchick, post: 291867
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And BTW, turn by turn navigation is available on these in the UK.
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Actually, I wouldn't recommend one just yet. Until IOS 6 hits the bricks and has time to settle in. With the new Apple based Maps API, there's probably going to be updates to these apps and it remains to be seen what the developers will come up with. If I were you, I'd be patient just a while longer.Originally Posted by britchick, post: 291881
Then we can talk.
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sitting down to enjoy my first cup of coffee (at last!) and take in the sweet aroma that fills the kitchen
taking this moment to just be
i'm overwhelmed with joy
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my dear sister in Christ, sarah, sent me a beautiful email this week
i thought that it was perfectly fitting for today
in my reply, i noted that we are long past freshly fallen leaves here in the north
she has such a sweet spirit and a way with words
as you gather with your dear ones today
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As the season of Autumn slowly closes upon us, we enter into a season of gratitude. We watch the leaves around us change into an array of colors as God dips his paintbrush in reds and yellows and paints the world around us with a sense of warmth. My children stand in amazement watching the maple tree behind our house change from green to red almost over night.
"Look mommy! Look what God did last night while we were sleeping! He painted the leaves!"
I am envious of their childlike gratitude as they look at the tree in admiration of God's beautiful palette of colors He has chosen this season. They gather this multitude of colors in their tiny hands and throw them in the air as they squeal with delight. I pray in that moment for the Lord, the Creator of this Autumn rainbow, to fill my heart with the delight my children seem to so easily see and grasp.
It is often said that children need very few toys. It is a well known fact that these little blessings from the Lord are often more content with turning a big cardboard box into a playhouse than they are a new doll. When my eldest daughter received her first American girl doll for her birthday this year, she spent more time that day turning the box into a house for the doll than she did playing with the actual doll.
The Bible speaks of having faith like a child, but I would even suggest we take that a step further. Perhaps our hearts would be more content if we learned to also have a heart of gratitude like these little children on loan to us from God: to marvel at the pile of red leaves, to watch more sunsets, to just simply slow down and gaze at God's amazing creation. As those final red and yellow leaves fall from their almost bare branches, let us also fall to our knees in thanksgiving.
This season of Thanksgiving, may God continue to transform our hearts into ones full of gratitude for all He has done and all He has created. It is my prayer this season, that as God continues to sanctify our hearts, that thankfulness naturally flows from our hearts to the words that fall off our lips.
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BOISE -- Lenders led by Credit Suisse Group could quickly ask for a sheriff's sale of Tamarack Resort assets now that an Idaho judge has refused to block their foreclosure case from advancing.
The Swiss bank, whose lender group is owed some $300 million, declined to comment on Monday.
But a Tamarack Municipal Association lawyer says a sheriff's sale could be concluded in about 60 days.
That wouldn't completely unravel Tamarack's tangled finances.
Additional creditors with millions in separate claims to resort assets still need the Idaho Supreme Court's permission before a district court judge can process them.
Meanwhile, one Tamarack ski lift has been removed and homeowners booked a $300,000 loss last ski season.
Tamarack Municipal Association director Tim Flaherty says his group still plans another ski season, starting this December.