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A Kinder Divorce
Once the decision to divorce has been made, you have another choice to make that could influence the tone of your divorce proceedings. You can take steps to ensure that your divorce results in a more positive, hopeful beginning, instead of a stressful and negative mess, by being reflective about the causes of the divorce, by taking responsibility for your part and by the legal team you choose to handle the divorce. Read on for important steps toward a friendlier divorce. Take a dispassionate, non-blaming look at how your marriage failed As you can imagine, overly emotional and vindictive behavior can result in both time-consuming and expensive divorce situations. It's very tempting to place blame on the other party when a marriage falls apart, but relationships don't happen in a vacuum, and being able to come to terms with your part in the break-up will not only ease the stress between you and your spouse, but will serve you well as you move forward into a new relationship. Using the court system to exact revenge will cost you both time and money and will inhibit your growth and recovery process. View the ending of your marriage by considering how hot-button issues like health, work, infidelity, stress and mental health have affected your relationship. Communication differences can cause enormous problems that can sometimes be helped by marriage counseling, but are often too severe to overcome once years of misunderstandings pile up. It's extremely difficult to have a successful relationship without proper communication skills from both parties. Life can throw you curves occasionally, and how you, and your spouse, handle those occasions can define your relationship. Handling the feelings associated with stressful events can make or break you, so take a look at how you both dealt with insecurity, anger, fear, and other unwelcome but common emotions when faced with an unusual situation. Mediation and collaborative divorces Some divorce attorneys are beginning to practice a new form of divorce, referred to as collaborative divorce, that fosters open communication, problem-solving outside of court and a less adversarial stance toward divorce in general. Additionally, a divorce mediator can be a valuable part of your legal team. Mediators are specially trained to help divorcing couples work through specific issues like property and debt division, child custody, support and visitation and spousal support. Any issues solved through mediation is one less issue for the courts to decide. You, your spouse and your children all deserve a more positive and less traumatic experience. Talk with your family law attorney like one from Law Office of Jeffrey Dragon today about more ways to make your divorce less acrimonious and more positive....read more
Surviving Assault Or Battery: A Personal Injury Case Can Help You Get Back On Your Feet
Even if the police have already dealt with someone who intimidated or attacked you, it can be hard to get your life back on track. Lost wages, medical bills, or residual emotional trauma can all make daily living more difficult. If you feel you're still struggling with the effects of the incident, it may be time to consider exploring your options for a civil personal injury case against your attacker. At the very least pursuing a civil suit against the person who wronged you may help you live your life more comfortably. Assault Does Not Require Contact Though being assaulted is commonly taken to mean being physically attacked, the legal definition of assault is simply being threatened by another person. This threat does not have to be verbal: someone pointing a gun at you could be considered assault if you have reason to believe the gun is real and they might shoot you. The threat also does not have to be violent specifically. Threats of unwanted sexual contact or other forms of offensive contact, such as contact with bodily fluids, can also be considered assault. Outcomes for assault victims in civil court typically involve small damages. Unless the incident was particularly egregious, or the same person has assaulted you previously, the cost of going to court may exceed the damages awarded to you. On the other hand, pursuing an assault case in court does significantly increase your likelihood of receiving a restraining order against the person who assaulted you. Battery Can Happen Without Assault You might be used to hearing assault and battery mentioned together, but each can happen without the other. If you had no threat or indication that harmful touch was imminent, you may have suffered battery without assault. Direct and immediate battery is defined as an unwanted contact intended to harm the victim. What constitutes harm is up to your judge, but violent contact and unwanted sexual contact are commonly accepted examples of harmfully offensive touch. Damages in direct battery cases will typically cover any medical costs or lost wages incurred as a result of the incident. If the battery was emotionally harmful to you, the judge may also award you damages for pain and suffering. Defendants who are repeat offenders, especially if this is not their first offense against you, may also be forced to pay punitive damages. In all but the least serious of battery cases, a restraining order is virtually assured if you choose to request one. You don't have to go it alone after being victimized. If you need help making up for the costs of your recovery, talk to your lawyer about a civil suit. You might be able to get the protections and damages you need to get back on your feet and regain your peace of mind. Contact a local attorney, like GSJones Law Group, P.S., for more...read more
How To Change A Regular Corporation To An S Corporation
One of the most important characteristics of a corporation is that shareholders are not personally liable for obligations of the company. A negative aspect is that profits are taxed first at the corporate level and then at the personal level as dividends. Corporate shareholders may retain liability protection and avoid double taxation by electing to change their company to an S corporation. The election to be classified as an S corporation is for tax purposes only. The operations of a company are not usually affected by whether or not it is an S corporation. The tax difference arises only after a corporate officer applies for the change. Tax consequences The profit of an S corporation is not taxed at the corporate level. The operating results of the company flow through to individual shareholders, who report the activity on their personal tax returns. Double taxation is avoided, even though the corporation is a separate legal entity. The financial results are passed through to shareholders, regardless of whether any funds are actually distributed. Even if earnings are retained by the company for business expansion, shareholders must pay tax on their pro rata share. Qualifying requirements An S corporation cannot have more than 100 shareholders, so the largest corporations are not eligible. All shares of stock must be of the same class, conferring identical rights to the future distribution of profit. Even though distribution rights must be equal, a distinction is allowed between voting stock and nonvoting stock. Application process The change in tax status is initiated by filing IRS Form 2553 with the Internal Revenue Service. For a new corporation, Form 2553 must be filed within 2 1/2 months of the start of operations for the tax year. An established corporation must file Form 2553 within 2 1/2 months after the start of the tax year in which the switch is desired or in the previous year. Form 2553 requires the signature of every shareholder. Obtaining up to 100 signatures may take some time if shareholders are in different locations. A requirement of S corporation shareholders is that they must not be a nonresident alien. The corporation itself must be a domestic entity, chartered in the U.S. After Form 2553 is filed, the IRS will notify you of either acceptance or denial. If accepted, no continuing forms are needed to retain S corporation status. If the company ceases to meet the requirements of an S corporation in the future, it reverts to a regular corporation. For more information, contact Caldwell Kennedy & Porter or a similar...read more
3 Tips For Saving Money On Estate Taxes
Throughout your life you will pay a lot of money in taxes. No one can escape paying taxes, not even in death. There are death and estate taxes put in place, so that even after you pass away, the government will take some of your money. Although you cannot prevent all of the taxes, you can do some things to help you protect your money. Here are a couple tips for saving on estate taxes. 1. Gift Before You Die Each year the IRS gives a limit to how much you can gift friends and family without having to pay any taxes on it. This year you can gift up to $14,000 per individual. This means that if you have a married child you can give the couple $28,000 without paying any taxes. Consequently, if you are worried about your children not getting their money because the IRS is taxing it after you die, try gifting it before. 2. Opt For Joint Ownership Another great option for dodging estate taxes is to have joint ownership on your property. For example, if you know you are going to give your house to your only son after you pass away, have him put on the deed of the house before you pass away. If you chose to have the house given to him through the will, he will have to pay taxes on the value of the home at your death. This could be a great amount of money. However, if you have him on the title and the deed, when you die the ownership passes over to him, and although there may be an inheritance tax, it is probably less than the estate tax. 3. Put Your Money and Property In Trusts In the past, wills used to be the most common way for people to pass along their estate and property. However, wills are taxed differently than trusts are. Trusts are a much safer and smarter way to go when it comes to estate planning. You can put your house, bank accounts, investments, and much more into a trust. Then when you pass away, the money and property in the trust will be executed according to your instructions. Unfortunately, you will still have to pay some money for taxes in trusts, just not as much as if you had put it all in a will. By using these three tips, you can save money on estate taxes. To learn more, contact an estate planning attorney like Beck Law Office PC...read more
Understanding Your Role As Trustee For Your Parents' Trust
Sometimes, parents create multiple trust accounts for different purposes, naming different trustees for each one. Even if you've received an inheritance from your parents, you may find that they've assigned you as trustee for another beneficiary's trust. If this happens, it's important you understand exactly what that means for you. After all, if you've never had to deal with a trust before, the whole process may seem daunting and unfamiliar. If you want to be sure you are successfully meeting all of the responsibilities of your role, there are a few things that you can do. Here are some tips to help you understand and live up to the responsibilities set forth for you as the trustee. Read the Trust Document The trust document is something that your parents drafted with the help of an elder law attorney. It's probably the best place for you to start because it will detail all of the rules and expectations that your parents have for you as you manage the trust. If there's something in the document that you don't understand, talk with the attorney who helped create it for some clarification. Establish a Separate Account You'll find it easier to manage, report on and account for the funds in the trust if you establish a separate checking account for it. All of the trust-related financial activity should go through this account. Act on Behalf of the Beneficiaries Remember that as the trustee, it is your responsibility to act in the best interest of the beneficiaries. Keep their interests in mind at all times when making decisions about financial management. Keep It All Professional Although you have access to it, don't use the funds in the trust for anything personal. Remember that every expenditure from the trust is supposed to be directly related to the estate, the beneficiaries and their needs. It also means you can't lend money to anyone out of the trust. Create Annual Statements One of the most important things to remember as a trustee is that the beneficiaries and any other people named in the trust should receive regular statements that detail the activity in the account. You can produce annual statements that clearly illustrate how much was spent, what it was spent on and what's left in the account. You may also find that the beneficiaries want more frequent information, which may mean creating quarterly statements instead. Be Attentive to Investments As the trustee, it is also your responsibility to seek investment opportunities for the funds. However, there should be a balance between being proactive about investing and being reckless. Make sure that you're choosing productive, logical investment opportunities so that the funds are growing, not diminishing. You may find that you need to seek professional investment advice, but the goal is to diversify the investments. You may even want to talk with the elder law attorney your parents worked with to see if they had any wishes for the fund investment. For more information on elder law and estate planning, contact a lawyer like James M Snow who specializes in that area of...read more
The SSA Isn't Perfect: Common Mistakes That Lead To Benefit Claim Denials
Mistakes happen to the best of us. However, when a judge or someone else involved in the social security administration or a judge makes a mistake, this can create a lot of headaches when you apply for social security disability. Under these situations, you will need the assistance of a lawyer to fight for your rights. The Medical Source Statement Isn't Considered You rely on the opinion of a physician regarding your ability to work and how injured you happen to be. However, the judge may not consider the Medical Source Statement given by your physician when determining if you should be on social security disability, so you may need to appeal. When you appeal, the judge will be required to explain how much weight was given to your physician's opinion. Often, the judge will realize a mistake was made and accept your social security disability claim. The Judge Misunderstands Your Job Title Sometimes, the Social Security Administration (SSA) does not understand the nature of your job and may believe that you will be able to continue to perform your job despite being injured. For example, the SSA may believe you are only required to sit behind a desk, when your profession may also require you to routinely engage in heavy lifting. With the assistance of a social security disability lawyer (such as Sarah J Liddy Attorney At Law), you may be able to craft a more detailed explanation of what your job entails and why you cannot perform it. You Appear to Have Other Skills Even if you cannot perform your current job, your social security disability claim may be denied if there are other jobs you may be able to perform. Your work history can demonstrate that there are other skills you may have and that you can use these skills to return to work. Your physician and your Social Security Disability lawyer will work with you to help explain that you will not be able to return to work at all. For example, your past experience may have left you with skills that are outdated. Your Disability Was Not Listed As Severe The requirements for having a disability listed as severe are not very high. Usually, you need one or two disabilities that seriously limit normal working activities, such as standing. If your disability was listed as non-severe, you will need to have this corrected to be listed as severe. These changes will increase the odds that you will receive your social security disability...read more
Costly Mistakes In Your Auto Accident Claim
Even though you might do everything you can to stay safe when driving down the road, there is no way to determine what someone else is going to do. Being involved in an auto accident can be extremely frustrating and overwhelming. There are a ton of different things you need to do to make sure everything is taken care of and you aren't shorted on the amount you are supposed to receive for your settlement claim. To make sure you get what you deserve, don't make one of these costly mistakes below. Waiting to get checked out by the doctor Regardless of whether you think your injuries are severe or not, you need to take the time to get checked out by a medical professional right away. If you sit around and wait before going in, the insurance company is going to look at your claim like you weren't really injured that badly and they don't need to compensate you for your injuries. Spend the time getting a thorough exam as quickly as possible. Injuries might be lurking beneath the surface that you don't realize are there. Another thing to think about is that injuries can get worse before they get better, so you want to have an accurate record of everything you are dealing with. Underestimating the amount of your claim Insurance companies will often try to get you to settle your claim right away. Their goal is to get your case taken care of quickly and for as little as possible. Oftentimes, people end up taking the settlement because they are in dire need of money from being off work and having to pay medical expenses and transportation costs. While it might seem like a decent offer at the time because you are in need of cash, you could be shorting yourself a significant amount of money in the end. You have to stop and think about all of the money you have invested in car repairs, deductibles, transportation costs to get to your doctor appointments, gas, prescriptions, lost wages and much more. There are a lot of things that come into play when looking at how much you deserve to get from the insurance settlement. Auto accidents can be frustrating and overwhelming. It takes a lot of time and patience to deal with the insurance company, repair facilities and medical providers. By taking your time and thinking things through, you can make sure you get the money you deserve. Speak with an attorney like Stephen G. McGowan LLC who specializes in personal injury cases to make sure you create as strong a case as...read more
Everything You Need To Know About An Automatic Stay
Many things happen after you file for bankruptcy, but one of the first things that occurs is that an automatic stay goes into effect. An automatic stay may seem a bit scary if you don't know what it is, but here are the important things you need to know about an automatic stay. What Is It An Automatic Stay? An automatic stay is when your creditors are notified you've filed bankruptcy and they cannot attempt to collect the money owed to them anymore. This is not indefinite pause on your bills. It simply gives the bankruptcy court time to review your case and decide how much each creditor will get from your bankruptcy settlement. What Does It Affect? Before filing for bankruptcy, it is a good idea to know exactly what bills will be affected by an automatic stay. Being prepared can prevent major disasters in the future. An automatic stay will typically prevent utilities from being shut off for about a month and keep you from being evicted from your home if your rent or mortgage bills are far behind. In some states, this may prevent your home from being foreclosed on. It can also prevent your wages from being garnished. What Is Exempted? An automatic stay will prevent many things, but it does not stop every single creditor from being able to continuing their attempt to collect money from you. In some cases, the person who is owed money can sue the court and ask to have the stay lifted from their particular case so they can continue to pursue their attempt to gain money from you. The IRS can go forward with cases that involve being audited, tax deficits, or pursuing payment if you owe them tax money. Court proceedings for criminal actions, child support or previous paternity claims may also be exempted from rules pertaining to automatic stays. Sometimes people will file bankruptcy more than once for different reasons. If this is the case for you, you may find an automatic stay may not be granted to your current case. An automatic stay does not affect things such as domestic violence, a suspended license, or divorce. As soon as the paperwork is filed for bankruptcy, the order for an automatic stay goes into effect. While it will stop many creditors from being able to contact you in an attempt to get the money they feel is due to them, there are some notable exceptions to the automatic stay rule. The automatic stay can be a lifesaver, but it is important to remember it is a temporary order and can be lifted at any time. For more information, contact Bayer Jerger & Underwood or a similar...read more
Non-Disclosure And Non-Compete: 2 Agreements That May Protect Your Business' Interests
As a business owner who has fought tooth and nail to get your business running efficiently at the pace it is today, it can be devastating to find out that a current or previous employee has decided to sell your secret to success to your competitor across the street. You may think that every single one of your employees are 100 percent loyal to you. However, when offered with the right amount of money for the key to your success, they may decide to betray you. Therefore, you need to ensure that you and your business are fully protected. This can be done with one of two agreements: non-disclosure or non-compete contracts. Read on to learn more about each of these and how they may help. Non-Disclosure Agreements One type of contract that can be made between you and your employee is a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). These are designed to protect your business' confidential data and prohibit an individual from using or disclosing trade secrets without your permission. When developing such an agreement, it must be clearly defined what "confident data" is considered in your case. As a general rule, these agreements will focus on secret formulas and other confidential keys to success. If that defined confidential information is later used to a person's benefit, you can hold them responsible for any damages that you incurred as a result of their recklessness and breach of contract. Non-Compete Agreements Another type of contract that can be used between an employee and a business is a non-compete agreement. These agreements will typically limit an employee's (or ex-employee's) ability to work in the exact same market and industry for a certain period of time after they leave your place of employment. However, for a contract to be enforced, it must be reasonable in time, geography and scope. It must also be written in order to protect business interest and not simply be done out of spite. If you are the owner of a small, medium or even large business and are worried about your company's assets and secrets, you may want to consult with a business attorney skilled in commercial litigation. One of the aforementioned agreements may be a good way to protect your business, but only a lawyer can help you understand which one is best suited for your individual situation. He or she can also help draft the agreement so that it meets all jurisdiction requirements and is a legal, binding document once signed by you and a prospective...read more
4 Questions To Ask A Potential Auto Accident Attorney
If you have been in an auto accident and are seeking legal representation, you are going to need to interview a few lawyers in order to find one to represent you. Here are a few questions you should ask all lawyers that you interview in order to find the one that's right for you. Question #1: How Do You Expect To Be Compensated For Working On My Case? It is vital that you understand how the attorney you are interesting in working with expected to be compensated for working on your case. Many auto accident attorneys are paid through contingency fees. If they win your case, they get paid; however, if they fail to reach a settlement or lose your case in court, they get nothing. They will take a set percentage of any money that you are awarded as compensation for their work. If you are not comfortable with that arrangement, you may want to find a car accident attorney that charges on an hourly basis instead. Question #2: What Additional Costs Will I Need To Cover In Relation To My Case? Before you start your case, you need to have a good handle on what it is going to cost you. Any potential attorney you interview should be able to let you know what the local filing costs are for lawsuits in your area as well as how much you should expect to spend during the investigative process for your potential lawsuit. Question #3: Do You Think My Case Has Merit? Car accident attorneys work on cases just like yours every day. They should be able to give you an assessment about how they think your case will go and what they think you may be able to receive as far as compensation for your case. Keep in mind that this is just their best guess, but it is also a very educated and informed best guess. Question #4: What Would Be Your Strategy For My Case? This question will really help you see the difference between the potential attorneys that you are interviewing to take on your case. Pay attention to how each attorney wants to build your case and present it to the other side. There are numerous strategies that could be effective; the key is to choose one that you are comfortable with. Make sure you at least ask the four questions outlined above when you interview potential attorneys to represent you in your vehicular accident case. If you have additional questions you would like to ask during the interview, make sure that you write them down beforehand so you don't forget to cover...read more


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MERELY PLAYERS to Debut at The Lounge Theatre Next Month
by BWW News Desk - May 6, 2015
Coming to Los Angeles this June, Merely Players is a meta-exploration of the theatre scene that watches as a struggling (and mostly terrible) theatre troupe attempts to put on a musical that maybe really should never have been written in the first place. (more...)
Rubicon Theatre Sets Director, Cast for OTHER DESERT CITIES
by BWW News Desk - May 5, 2015
Rubicon Theatre Company Producing Artistic Director Karyl Lynn Burns today announced the director and cast for OTHER DESERT CITIES, Jon Robin Baitz's highly lauded story about a family in the public eye whose members must find a new way forward when each person's beliefs and illusions related to a pivotal family event are called into question. Filled with richly drawn characters, dramatic plot elements, and witty social commentary, OTHER DESERT CITIES garnered five Tony nominations and was awarded Outstanding Play by the Outer Critics Circle. The show takes its title from a sign off California's I-10 freeway where one continues on to Palm Springs or exits toward "Other Desert Cites." (more...)
Oyster Mill Playhouse to Present BUS STOP
by BWW News Desk - May 3, 2015
Oyster Mill Playhouse in Camp Hill is proud to present the drama, Bus Stop. It opens Friday, May 22 and runs three weekends through Sunday, June 7. Curtain is 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets are $16.00 and they can be purchased by calling the box office at (717)-737-6768 or through the website, www.oystermill.com. Students tickets are $10 with ID and can only be purchased at the box office. (more...)
PICNIC to Play Antaeus, 6/25-8/16
by BWW News Desk - May 20, 2015
Powerful, moving and ripe for revival, Inge's drama is not simply a breezy summer romance. Set in small town Kansas, this is a sexy world, dangerous and cruel, where residents keep each other in their place while longing to break free. At once sensual, passionate and delightfully funny, Picnic probes the sometimes tenuous line between restraint and desire. (more...)
Lisa Datz and GRIMM's Silas Weir Mitchell & Sasha Roiz to Star in THREE DAYS OF RAIN at Portland Center Stage, 5/17-6/21
by BWW News Desk - May 1, 2015
Richard Greenberg's Pulitzer Prize-nominated play, Three Days of Rain, opens on Portland Center Stage's U.S. Bank Main Stage on May 22, with preview performances beginning May 17, 2015. (more...)
Science Channel Unveils 2015-2016 Upfront Programming Slate
by TV News Desk - Mar 31, 2015
Building on the most-watched quarter in the network's history in 1Q2015, Science Channel's 2015-16 Upfront programming slate promises viewers smart entertainment with unique, engaging, interactive and dynamic new series (more...)
Elaine Stritch Biography Sells at Auction; NY Times' Alexandra Jacobs to Pen
by BWW News Desk - Mar 25, 2015
Rights to a biography of legendary theater star Elaine Stritch have been sold at auction to Farrar, Straus & Giroux for an estimated quarter- to half-a million dollars. (more...)
KC Rep to Stage World Premiere of STICKY TRAPS, 4/24-5/24
by BWW News Desk - Mar 24, 2015
Kansas City Repertory Theatre continues its 50th anniversary season with Sticky Traps, a powerful new play by KC Rep's Playwright in Residence, Nathan Louis Jackson, Directed by Resident Director, Kyle Hatley. Sticky Traps focuses on a small town not far from Kansas City, where a mother protects her gay son's honor when his funeral is protested by a local church. Her actions have unintended consequences that will test her whole family - and the power of their love -- in the face of hate. The production begins Friday, April 24th and runs through Sunday, May 24th at Copaken Stage in downtown Kansas City. (more...)
Raven Theatre's First Five-Show Season to Include Midwest Premieres & More
by BWW News Desk - Mar 20, 2015
Following its artistic and popular successes of the past 12 months, which included multiple Jeff nominations for The Playboy of the Western World, praise for the rarely produced Vieux Carre by Tennessee Williams, universal acclaim for All My Sons and the Chicago premiere of Horton Foote's Dividing the Estate, Raven Theatre will produce a five-show subscription season for the first time in the company's 33-year history. Three of the subscription-season plays will be performed on the company's 140-seat East Stage and two will be played in its intimate 60-seat studio, the West Stage. (more...)
Pear Avenue Theatre to Present ARCADIA, 6/19-7/12
by BWW News Desk - Jun 5, 2015
The Pear Avenue Theatre closes its 13th season on a high note, reprising a show that was one of our biggest hits-the contemporary classic, ARCADIA, by Tom Stoppard. Acclaimed as the greatest play in the English language next to Shakespeare, the play continues to enthrall audiences more than two decades after its opening in 1993. Directed by Pear veteran Jeanie Smith, the production runs June 19 through July 12, 2015. (No show July 4; added performance July 1) (more...)
The Adobe Theater to Present William Inge's PICNIC
by BWW News Desk - Jun 28, 2015
PICNIC opens at The ADOBE Theater on Friday, August 7th and runs 4 weekends through Sunday, August 30th. (more...)
BWW Reviews: The Second City's ITHAMAR HAS NOTHING TO SAY Provides Silent, Sly Amusement
by Rachel Weinberg - Jun 15, 2015
While 'Ithamar Has Nothing to Say' is a silent solo sketch show - and the only show of this kind I have seen - I nevertheless must use the written word to describe the happenings therein. Directed by Frank Caeti, Mainstage alum Ithamar Enriquez takes the stage in a one-man show that harkens back to the silent film comedies of the 1930s made famous by such noted film artists as Buster Keaton, and, of course, Charlie Chaplin. Like the latter filmmaker, Enriquez exudes charm and slyness in this 50-minute solo piece. And like Keaton, he relies on sight gags and heavily physical bits to tell the story of each of his sketches. Most of these succeed; the occasional sketch feels like a misstep. (more...)
Karen Pittman, Michael Cullen & More to Star in KING LIZ at Second Stage Uptown
by BWW News Desk - Jun 15, 2015
Second Stage Theatre continues the 2015 Uptown Series with the World Premiere of KING LIZ, written by Fernanda Coppel (Chimichangas and Zoloft) and directed by Lisa Peterson. KING LIZ will feature MICHAEL CULLEN, JEREMIE HARRIS, RUSSELL G. JONES, CAROLINE LAGERFELT, IRENE SOFIA LUCIO, and KAREN PITTMAN. Previews begin Monday, July 13th and opening night is Monday, July 27th. (more...)
Theatre Artists Workshop to Host First Annual Fringe Festival, 6/26-27
by BWW News Desk - Jun 12, 2015
On Friday and Saturday June 26th and 27th at 8 PM and Sunday June 28th at 3 PM, Theatre Artists Workshop will present its first annual Fringe Festival. Covering the full spectrum of works for the stage, the Fringe features off-beat, off-kilter, and avant-garde works of movement, song, drama, and comedy. Suggested donation: $10. No reservations needed. For more information call 203-854-6830 or visit www.taworkshop.org. (more...)
City Theatre Names 2015 Young Playwrights Contest Winners
by BWW News Desk - Jun 10, 2015
City Theatre has announced the six winners of our 2015 Young Playwrights Contest. These winning playwrights will develop their scripts in collaboration with professional theatre artists in productions on City Theatre's Hamburg Studio stage during the 16th annual Young Playwrights Festival, September 29 - October 9, 2015. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Grab Your Coffee at the BUS STOP at Oyster Mill Playhouse
by Marakay Rogers - Jun 1, 2015
Director Lewis Silverman and a great cast put on William Inge's Tony-nominated Fifties classic in a diner set that will make you hungry for more (more...)
BEFORE YOU GET TOO FAR AFIELD to Play JACK, 8/13-23
by BWW News Desk - Jul 9, 2015
BEFORE YOU GET TOO FAR AFIELD will have a two-week performance run at the obie-award-winning theater JACK this August 13 - 23, Thursday - Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 5pm. Tickets are $15 in advance or cash only at the door and are available through brownpapertickets.org. Press and industry tickets are available. (more...)
WAKE UP with BWW 7/31/2015 - SPAMALOT at the Bowl, DESCENDANTS and More!
by Jessica Khan - Jul 31, 2015
Good morning, BroadwayWorld! Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it? This weekend's big news: A starry SPAMALOT opens at the Hollywood Bowl and more! (more...)
Rubicon's Musical Theatre Intensive to Present WEST SIDE STORY with 21-Piece Orchestra Next Month
by BWW News Desk - Jul 29, 2015
Rubicon Theatre, a not-for-profit professional regional theatre company in Ventura, California, announces its production of WEST SIDE STORY (Book by ARTHUR LAURENTS, Music by LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM), to be performed by the students of the Education Department's MUSICAL THEATRE INTENSIVE, featuring at twenty-one piece orchestra conducted by DANIEL NEWMAN-LESSLER. This production is directed by BRIAN McDONALD, Musical Direction by MIRIAM ARICHEA and choreography is by CAROLANNE MARANO. Set and lights are designed by David King. Production Manager is Jessie Vacchiano, Stage Manager is Jon Stover. (more...)
White Heron Theatre's VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE Begins in August
by BWW News Desk - Jul 27, 2015
The White Heron Theatre Company is proud to present the Tony Award-winning play - Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike - written by Christopher Durang and directed by Tony Award-winner Martin Platt. (more...)
Little Fish Theatre to Open AND THE STONES WILL CRY OUT, 8/7
by BWW News Desk - Jul 27, 2015
Little Fish Theatre today announced the opening of quickwitted drama AND THE STONES WILL CRY OUT, an exciting original work by Little Fish company member David Graham. (more...)
Karen Pittman and More Lead KING LIZ, Opening Tonight at Second Stage Uptown
by BWW News Desk - Jul 27, 2015
Second Stage Theatre continues the 2015 Uptown Series with the World Premiere of King Liz, written by Fernanda Coppel (Chimichangas and Zoloft) and directed by Lisa Peterson. King Liz will feature MICHAEL CULLEN, JEREMIE HARRIS, RUSSELL G. JONES, CAROLINE LAGERFELT, IRENE SOFIA LUCIO, and KAREN PITTMAN. Previews began Monday, July 13th, for opening night tonight, July 27th, 2015. (more...)
Saint Michael's Playhouse to Open WOODY GUTHRIE'S AMERICAN SONG, 7/29
by BWW News Desk - Jul 23, 2015
Producing Artistic Director Chuck Tobin today announced the opening Woody Guthrie's American Song, an exuberant musical celebration of America. (more...)
Franklin Wireless Announces Launch of Bus Information System in Africa
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2015
Two Plays by William Inge Set for Bridge Street Theatre This August
by BWW News Desk - Jul 16, 2015
Kaliyuga Arts and Bridge Street Theatre present THE KILLING and THE LOVE DEATH, Two Short Plays by William Inge, August 14-23, 2015. (more...)
BWW REVIEW: Stellar Cast Wanders OFF THE MAIN ROAD in Williamstown
by Jan Nargi - Jul 15, 2015
Small-town life is anything but a picnic in William Inge's newly discovered, previously unproduced play OFF THE MAIN ROAD currently receiving its decades-delayed world premiere at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in the Berkshires. This dense and diffuse melodrama meanders through a forest of darkness and despair only to return its three generations of hapless women back to the starting point with little to show for their travels. (more...)
The Adobe Theater to Present PICNIC
by BWW News Desk - Jul 14, 2015
It's Labor Day, and the people of a small Kansas town are busy preparing for their annual celebration. A handsome young drifter, Hal Carter, shows up unexpectedly, hoping an old fraternity brother can help him with a job. Hal's dynamic presence and brash personality creates excitement, uncertainty, and conflict that makes everyone in town to question their heretofore predictable and comfortable lives. When he meets local girl Madge, their fireworks rival those of the Labor Day celebration. (more...)
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by Kyle West - Jan 29, 2015
Alexandra Ncube, of The Book of Mormon, talks about tripping onstage, auditions and life on the road! (more...)
Melville Theatre to Stage New Short Plays
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IT'S a case of once, twice, three times a play at Melville Theatre this February and March. (more...)
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After the critical success of its recent Lucille Lortel Award winning Off-Broadway production of Martin Moran's All the Rage (produced with piece by piece productions), acclaimed new play company Rising Phoenix Repertory presents the world premiere of RPR Company Member Sarah Shaefer's new play F**king Immaculate. Building on the company's successful downtown site-specific play series Cino Nights, Rising Phoenix Rep is attempting to grow and expand on its innovative development/production process for new plays, building in a longer rehearsal period and focusing on an even more intimate and immersive experience for artists and audiences alike. The plays will be staged in an Upper West Side apartment to be disclosed to patrons who make reservations in advance. Seating is strictly limited to ten people per night. (more...)
THE OTHER PLACE to Make Chicago Premiere at Profiles Theatre, 2/13-4/5
by BWW News Desk - Jan 23, 2015
Profiles Theatre continues its 26th Season with the Chicago premiere of The Other Place by Sharr White, directed by Artistic Director Joe Jahraus. The production runs February 13 - April 5, 2015 at Profiles Theatre's The Main Stage, 4139 N. Broadway. The press opening is Thursday, February 19 at 8pm. (more...)
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by Jade Kops - Feb 9, 2015
Mike Bartlett's 90 minute play, COCK looks at a different kind of Love Triangle with humour, emotion and passion as a man must choose between his long-time boyfriend, and the girlfriend he found at the Bus Stop. (more...)
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by BWW News Desk - Feb 9, 2015
John Patrick Shanley and Nylon Fusion Theatre Company will host a gala celebration honoring Drama Desk and Obie Award-winning, Tony Award-nominated director, actor, playwright, and instructor Austin Pendleton along with Obie Award and Tony Award-winner Anika Noni Rose. (more...)
Brown/Trinity Rep MFA Programs to Present PERICLES, 2/26-3/7
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The Brown/Trinity Rep MFA Program proudly presents Shakespeare's Pericles, opening February 26, 2015. Pericles, an epic tale of adventure, love, revenge and truth, is directed by Dan Rogers ('15) and will run from February 26 - March 7 at the Pell Chafee Performance Center, 87 Empire Street, Providence, RI. (more...)
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Amy Kim Waschke to Lead THE WHITE SNAKE, Directed by Mary Zimmerman at The Old Globe
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The Old Globe is delighted to welcome one of the true geniuses of the American theatre, Tony Award winner Mary Zimmerman, who makes her long-awaited San Diego directing debut with an enchanting theatrical spectacle with live music and sumptuous visuals, The White Snake, continuing the Globe's 80th Anniversary festivities as part of the Balboa Park Centennial Celebration. The Southern California Premiere of The White Snake, written and directed by Zimmerman, will run March 21 through April 26 on the Donald and Darlene Shiley Stage in the Old Globe Theatre, part of the Globe's Conrad Prebys Theatre Center. Preview performances run March 21 through 25. Opening night is Thursday, March 26 at 8:00 p.m. (more...)
WPPAC's Nakd Stage Play Reading to Continue with William Inge's BUS STOP, 2/6
by BWW News Desk - Feb 2, 2015
The White Plains Performing Arts Center play reading series of classic, TONY honored Best Plays continues with this months' reading of William Inge's Bus Stop on Friday, February 6 at 8:00 pm. Tickets are $10 each. The Nakd Stage Play Reading Series features actors with scripts in hand, no sets, costumes or props. IT'S ALL ABOUT THE WORDS. (more...)
Circle Players' PICNIC Poster Art Unveiled
by Jeffrey Ellis - Feb 19, 2015
Initial artwork for Circle Players' upcoming production of William Inge's Picnic, with art by Arthur Henry Kirkby IV and graphic design by David Arnold, has been released just as rehearsals get under way for the show's March 26-April 4 run at Nashville's Hillsboro High School. (more...)
BWW Recap: THE VAMPIRE DIARIES Says Two Heartbreaking Goodbyes
by Erin Resnick - Feb 12, 2015
Death is never finite on a show like THE VAMPIRE DIARIES. Characters die and are resurrected on an almost weekly basis. There seems to be no consequences when it comes to living and dying, so when a character finally does pass from a very human disease, it's not only shocking, but also gut-wrenching. Tonight's episode, entitled 'Stay,' tapped into the very real emotions attached to death as the show said goodbye to one of its original characters. (more...)
BWW Previews: D'Arco, Novak Lead Circle's PICNIC Cast
by Jeffrey Ellis - Feb 10, 2015
Gina D'Arco and Taylor Novak will lead the cast of William Inge's Picnic, in a revival of the classic play helmed by Jeffrey Ellis, for Nashville's Circle Players, which this season celebrates its 65th year of bringing live theater to audiences throughout Middle Tennessee. Picnic will run March 27 through April 4, and will be performed at the theater at Hillsboro High School. (more...)
Little Fish Theatre to Present SOMEONE WHO'LL WATCH OVER ME, 8/13-9/3
by BWW News Desk - Aug 3, 2015
Little Fish Theatre today announced the opening of the next show of its fourteenth season, Frank McGuinness' captivating and Tony Award nominated drama, SOMEONE WHO'll WATCH OVER ME. (more...)
UW School of Drama MFA Directors to Helm BUS STOP
by BWW News Desk - Apr 7, 2015
Malika Oyetimein and Sean Ryan, both first year students in the Professional Director Training Program (PDTP) at the University of Washington School of Drama, will make their debut on the UW main stage co-directing William Inge's Bus Stop. (more...)
Jimmy Ferraro's Studio Theatre to Open AMERICAN HEARTBEAT!, 5/15
by BWW News Desk - Apr 24, 2015
After the hilarious musical/comedy hit, 'AIN'T FOOD WONDERFUL', Jimmy Ferraro's Studio Theatre, 5732 Main Street, New Port Richey, FL presents, the Musical Play , 'AMERICAN HEARTBEAT!', by director/writer/composer Dr. Martha Velez, PHD, the author of the award winning play, 'Power of the Powerless!'. (more...)
Denis Arndt Replaces Kenneth Walsh in MTC's HEISENBERG; Rehearsals Begin This Week
by BWW News Desk - Apr 21, 2015
Manhattan Theatre Club's world premiere of Heisenberg, the new play by two-time Olivier Award winner Simon Stephens (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Punk Rock), directed by Drama Desk Award winner Mark Brokaw (The Lyons, How I Learned to Drive) starring Denis Arndt (The Night Alive at Geffen Playhouse, "The Practice") and Tony and Emmy Award winner Mary-Louise Parker (Proof, "Weeds") begins rehearsals Thursday. (more...)
Rufftown Records Is Proud To Announce A New Exciting Release From En Vogue
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Bristol Riverside Theatre Announces 2015-2016 Season, Beginning in September
by BWW News Desk - Apr 16, 2015
Bristol Riverside Theatre announces its 2015-2016 season including a classic romantic comedy, a stirring biodrama, a bittersweet, humorous love story, a Neil Simon farce, and a Tony Award-winning musical. (more...)
Mary-Louise Parker & Bruce Willis to Co-Host TONY Nominations Announcement Live
by TV News Desk - Apr 15, 2015
Mary-Louise Parker, a Tony Award winner and three time Tony nominee, will be joined by Emmy and Golden Globe winner Bruce Willis to announce the nominations for the American Theatre Wing's TONY AWARDS in a live webcast, beginning at 8:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday, April 28 at TonyAwards.com. (more...)
DOUBT to Run 4/28-7/19 at Writers Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Apr 14, 2015
Artistic Director Michael Halberstam and Executive Director Kathryn M. Lipuma announce the Writers Theatre production of Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley, directed by William Brown. The show runs April 28 - July 19, 2015 at Glencoe Union Church, 263 Park Ave, Glencoe. The Press Openings are Wednesday, May 6 and Thursday, May 7. (more...)
Drama League Names 2015 Directing Fellows
by BWW News Desk - Apr 13, 2015
The Drama League have announced the exceptional stage directors who have been selected as the 2015 Directing Fellows of The Drama League Directors Project: Paul Bedard, Estefania Fadul, Aneesha Kudtarkar, Emily Lyon, Brad Raimondo, Austin Regan, Daniel Rogers, Annie Tippe, Sarah Wansley and Brandon Woolf. In addition, an eleventh fellow has been selected for a brand-new fellowship program, which will be revealed during the 81st Annual Drama League Awards Ceremony, which will be held on Friday, May 15, 2015 at the Marriott Marquis Times Square (1535 Broadway). More information can be found at www.dramaleague.org (more...)
Ronke Adekoluejo, James Northcote & More to Lead PRIDE & PREJUDICE at Sheffield Theatres
by BWW News Desk - Apr 10, 2015
Artistic Director Daniel Evans today announces the cast for Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice, dramatised by Simon Reade. Tamara Harvey directs Ronke Adekoluejo (Jane Bennet), Leona Allen (Kitty Bennet), Matthew Aubrey (Mr Collins), Michele Austin (Mrs Bennet), Adam Buchanan (Mr Bingley), Grace Chilton (Mary Bennet), Nell Hudson (Lydia Bennet), Isabella Laughland (Elizabeth Bennet), Emma McDonald (Georgiana Darcy),Abigail McKern (Lady Catherine de Bourgh), James Northcote (Mr Darcy), Sam Parks (Sir William Lucas / Mr Reynolds), Royce Pierreson (Mr Wickham), Corinna Powlesland (Mrs Gardiner), Ruby Thomas (Caroline Bingley), Howard Ward (Mr Bennet) and Eleanor Yates (Charlotte Lucas). They will be joined by members of the Sheffield Peoples' Theatre to complete the company. (more...)

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Found this hidden gem the other evening. It's located in a strip mall. Food is excellent. Had the beef braciole, which is one of their specialities The rest of our party all enjoyed veal parmigiana. Portions were well sized. Complimentary bruschetta and frequently replenished bread with either olive oil and/or butter. Nick, the owner, is very hospitable. Enjoyed the mussels...
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We had a party of 14 on 12/24/14 and had terrible service coupled with certain items not available due to " running out " of supplies because " we had too many carry-outs " . This was relayed to us only after we asked about the service delay . We have had a long standing tradition of going to this...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsRadisson Blu Warwick Hotel Philadelphia
The service here was great right from the start! No pool which is no big deal. The location is perfect for exploring downtown on foot. We got a great deal on the room but parking was a ridiculous $34 a day!
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The service was great. For our short stay we had no problems. I would stay here again. It is right in the middle of everything.
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Terible Attitude
My boyfriend and I decided to visit our hometown of Philadelphia over July 4, 2004 week. We usually stay with relatives, but decided this time to stay at a hotel. We really miss living in Center City Philadelphia and couldn't wait to come back to visit. There are great shops, parks, and amazing history behind every door. That was one of the reasons we decided to stay at the Historical Radisson Warwick. We arrived at the Radisson on June 29, 2004, for a 4-night stay in our native city. Upon arrival we were given a room with 2 double beds although we asked for a king. They said they may have a king available tomorrow and to check back. That afternoon we decided to take a walk around Old City and have lunch. To my surprise, after lunch, my boyfriend proposed to me in my favorite park, Washington Square. Now everything made sense as to why he decided to stay at a hotel for the week instead of at the home of a relative. The following morning, while inquiring about our king size room I excitedly shared this information with the front desk. The engagement apparently did not impress them and I was told they still did not have a king room available. I was not offered any other type of accommodation or discount to make up for the error. Disappointed and determined to have this week be a memorable experience, I walked 1/2 block down to the Rittenhouse Sheridan. I explained the type of service we were receiving at the Warwick and anything they could provide would be helpful. They luckily had a king size room for us with a park view. I went back to the front desk of the Warwick to tell them we were going to cut our 4 night stay to only one night. No questions were asked although I was clearly upset with the king size room situation. They made check out a nightmare. The one gentleman working the front desk told us we had till 5:00 p.m. to check out. I was confused and asked if we would be charged another night for a late check out and he advised we would not. I told this to the Sheridan down the street and they told us absolutely not. He will charge you an extra night if you wait until 5:00 p.m. After hearing this I immediately called down to the front desk of the Warwick and spoke with a different front desk employee. She advised we must check out by noon or we will in fact be charged an additional night. So not only were they rude, but the employees were becoming vengeful to the fact that we were leaving early. The Warwick obviously did not take note that we are Philadelphia natives and we would be back to visit our city at least 3 times a year. This loss of business did not affect their attitude. I have often felt the affects of the Philadelphian attitude while living here for 27 years of my life, but never to this extend and never while I was a customer receiving a service. I recommend the Rittenhouse Sheridan and will be sure to stay there again. Please read my review for that hotel if you are interested.
The City loved me Back!
My husband and I checked in for the Memorial Day weekend also our anniversary. The Plaza was lovely and the room was fantastic especially at the price we paid. Philadelphia was very surprising and yes we did feel "loved back". Clean wonderful Rittenhouse Square : We had fun all over the town at a quaint Irish pub on Walnut Street. Taking the very touristy 90. min trolley tour..riding the train to take in a Philly Game. Hanging out in Rittenhouse Square Park. Eating good food at Oasis Philly on Walnut..Fun fun can't wait to go back on Labor Day weekend..oh and the HOTEL is fantastic..the only complaint was the overly loud amourous noises of next door neighbors.
A welcome respite
I had a very pleasant stay at the Warwick. The staff was extremely courteous and helpful. The room was a good size, very clean and tastefully if a little blandly decorated. I had a corner room so there was a lot of light and good views of the city. Location was convenient with some good inexpensive food options nearby if you're not up for the fancier restaurants attached to the hotel. I'd be happy to stay at the Warwick again.
I felt like a Princess!
The hotel is very nice, and my room was comfortable and clean. Everyone treated me with courtesy and respect and seemed eager to help me any way they could. The breakfast room service was superb! The hotel was convenient to everything I wanted to see and do. I had a great time and can't wait to go back!
A Great Hotel
Perfect, Perfect, Perfect. This hotel was the one I most remember of all my hotel stays. They did not knock on my door yelling house keeping at the crack of dawn. It was very quiet. The room was very comfortable.
This is one of those hotels where you wait until exactly 12 noon to check out, even if you are in a hurry. You just don't want to leave.
Also, there is a great little movie theater (The Roxy) (reminds you of simpler times) a few blocks away from the hotel. One of Philadelphia's best kept secrets. Not to mention the beautiful area. I can't wait to return to my favorite place. I stayed there July 2003.
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For a better hotel that is. OK location but overpriced and snooty.
Maybe it was just that weekend but the hotel was busy and understaffed.
Not a very comfortable stay.
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I stayed here last Dec.(2002) and had a nice room.Happy with my stay, until now open credit card statement and another stay has been posted(6-03) that is in error.Just hold on to receipt's in case.Philly is a great city to explore. Randy
Great value!
I stayed there last weekend, 4th of July. To my surprise it was packed with students and families-horror. But, I was positively impressed by the hotel; the location is excellent-Rittenhouse Square, nice stores and restaurants-a great area. The staff is attentive, there is a caf� downstairs, a restaurant and a bar and the decor is attractive.
The room was spacious-tacky furniture though-but with a great bed. I was on the 20th floor so I had a view and could see the fireworks from there. For $84., I could not ask for anything else.
Best Hotel EVER!
'Just returned from our very recent stay at The Warwick, and my companion and I swear we will return! This is the best ever hotel!!The Warwick totally understands SERVICE, and EXCELLENCE!Best: mattresses, water pressure, hot water, large, room bathroom, lots of towels, service, concern, quiet, dignity, and confidentiality, as well as genuine love and concern!This is the best hotel in the whole world!
Friendly, but not quiet
We stayed at the Warwick for two nights. Location is excellent--walk to lots of restaurants and stores. Friendly staff, but the rooms are not sound proof and you can hear everything in the hallway--doors slamming, teenagers running (if they are on your floor). I was glad to sleep in my own bed after that!
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Rockfax DescriptionA fantastic excursion through the black walls, facing the challenge of the central and tallest section of wall.1) 4c, 18m. Start just to the right of the overhang above the start of Zig Zag. Climb the black wall past small ledges for 9m. Step right and head up the wall to a block belay on the right.2) 5b, 25m. Climb the steep wall on the left behind the belay and gain a rightward-trending ramp-line. Follow this until it butts up against a capping roof. Make an exciting pull through the left side of the roof and climb straight up to a ledge. Wander rightwards along the ledge to a block belay.3) 4b, 20m. Step back left and climb the groove above the belay to the roof, which is taken via the large shattered weakness. © ROCKFAX
Ticklists: North Wales Rock Graded List.
Photo: Dusk in the Llanberis Pass © carrbridge
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BTphonehome - AltLd O/S - 02/Oct/15 with Tony
tmawer - AltLd - 02/Oct/15 with Bram
Got freaked out by water coming down the wall behind the first belay, not enough pysche to crack on through. You can't win em all! UncleMephisto - AltLd dnf - 30/Sep/15 with Will Ceuppens
Lead P2. RH start, bit bold and quite cheeky for 4c.
P2 was really good especially through the overhang.
P3 was interesting too :)jezb1 - AltLd - 11/Jun/15
P2Rachel Somerville - AltLd O/S - 11/Jun/15 with Cal
I didnt do the main pitchDavesmith1981 - 2nd - 30/May/15 with jez brown
P1&2 in one. Bit bold but steady wi11 - Lead O/S - 21/Apr/15 with Mike Goldthorp, Sabby
guy757 - 21/Apr/15
Second, lead, leadLaurence Everitt - AltLd O/S - 14/Sep/14 with Twigger
Hidden - 2nd - 08/Sep/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 07/Sep/14
Great route - scary first pitch but *** second belay!Tim M - AltLd O/S - 27/Jul/14 with Emma
Hairy first pitch! Did a possible variation of 3rd pitch (up groove, traverse left under overhang to climb it on LHS) which was good.climbergg - AltLd - 27/Jul/14 with cheesesarnie
found the first pitch rather scarychris wyatt - AltLd O/S - 22/Jun/14 with rich
Sarah Black - AltLd O/S - 22/Jun/14 with Paul Black
I got the easy last pitch, misinterpreted the guide and went way too far left.richardr - AltLd O/S - 22/Jun/14 with Chris Wyatt
irish paul - AltLd O/S - 22/Jun/14 with Sarah Black
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Apr/14
will moy - AltLd O/S - 30/Apr/14 with tom thorne
Si - 2014
Allanfairfechan - 2014
Hidden - 2014
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Aug/13
david morse - AltLd O/S - 25/Aug/13 with chris todd
dan gibson - Solo O/S - 17/Jul/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Jul/13
Sam Simpson - AltLd O/S - 16/Jul/13 with James West
Direct variant. Jayne won the coin flip and got the crux pitch. Some foot placements were (still!) wetfizzychewitt - AltLd - 11/Jul/13 with Jayne
rbharries - 2nd - 17/Jun/13 with neils EW
Dan724 - AltLd O/S - 10/Jun/13 with Neils (Plas y Brenin)
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 10/Jun/13
sheelba - AltLd - 05/Jun/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/Apr/13
got up the first VS pitch but could not get up the E1, slimy...Mike Soulby - 2nd dnf - 20/Apr/13 with Rob Middleton
I led p3, brad led P1, 2.Jillybean - AltLd - 10/Aug/12 with Brad
2ndEwan Russell - AltLd O/S - 28/May/12 with Connor
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 28/May/12
Starting direct gives a good route with interesting climbing on all three pitches. Led P2.Andy Clarke - AltLd O/S - 25/May/12 with Dale
A very good route, I had the 1st and 3rd pitch Andy got the crux. I find this crag very compact with not much gear, but still safe anuf. I joked around with Andy on the crux not much style haha he climbed it very well I can talk later on in this wkend my style was poor ;)Dale - AltLd O/S - May/12 with Andy
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Mar/12
Hidden - AltLd β - 28/Mar/12
hughesy84 - AltLd O/S - 2012
Hidden - 2012
Seepage effects the last pitch despite the weather being dry.SamuelHarris - AltLd O/S - 27/Sep/11 with O.Burrows
wet on top pitch and a bit damp on 2nd. good route though!Ollie B - AltLd O/S - 27/Sep/11 with S.Harris
Hidden - Lead rpt - 02/Jul/11
Lead first & third pitchesAbi Chard - AltLd O/S - 30/Apr/11 with Thea
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Apr/11
Hidden - 2nd - 29/Apr/11
LovleyKaty Nelson - AltLd - 26/Apr/11 with steven Parry, Dave Morse
Direct variant, as per NWR. P1&3. Very good. The 'easy' pitches, weren't that easy, and quite serious. Nice crux moves on P2.catt - AltLd O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Hardin
Direct start, not the one up the rubbish looking grass. lead first pitch, Tom did second. Then abbed off as there looked like rain.IAmAStone - Lead O/S - 23/Apr/11
mr mills - Lead rpt - 19/Apr/11 with Chris
quarrtman1 - 2nd - 19/Apr/11 with mills
dan ely - AltLd O/S - 25/Mar/11 with tony (army)
Rory Shaw - 2011
Hidden - 2011
PAJames - 2011
centurion05 - 2011
Alaina - AltLd O/S - 01/Sep/10 with Esther Seddon
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 16/Jun/10
Pitch 1Lenny - 2nd dog - 05/Jun/10 with James. D
feilx - Solo O/S - 28/May/10
lead P2wolf.leeb - AltLd O/S - 25/May/10
mynyddresident - AltLd - 25/May/10 with wolf, geraint
Got a little scared pulling through the bulge, bridged on opposing footholds.Alex Mason - Solo O/S - 23/May/10
P1+3...nice climbing, not straight forward but not hard, weird gear...crux pitch had solid gear though.Duncan Campbell - AltLd O/S - 22/May/10 with Ben Alsford
Hidden - Lead rpt - 21/May/10
Hidden - AltLd - 16/May/10
Led p2cem - AltLd O/S - 02/May/10 with Graham Dolman
Hidden - Lead - 24/Apr/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2010
keith leonard - Lead - 2010
sionjosh - 2010
Marti999 - Lead O/S - 13/Jun/09
briar4012 - 2nd O/S - 13/Jun/09 with Marti
lwshporridgefan - Lead O/S - 05/Jun/09 with Andy Barnes
Andy_B39 - 2nd dog - 04/Jun/09 with Phil Wilkinson
mr mills - AltLd - 29/May/09 with edwin
Robin led first 2 pitches, I led last pitchandy mcc - AltLd - 05/Apr/09 with Robin Nicholson
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 04/Apr/09
vanderz - AltLd - 02/Apr/09 with Neil Mcadie
1st & 3rd pitches.galpinos - AltLd O/S - 26/Sep/08 with Ben
Lp crux pitchbarni - AltLd O/S - 14/Jun/08 with Liam fleming
Nicos - Lead O/S - 08/Jun/08 with rich howels
really goodSMc - Lead O/S - Jun/08 with Anne
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 31/May/08
Sgt. Vest - Lead O/S - 31/May/08 with sophie wilmes
Hidden - Lead O/S - 31/May/08
Owain Llewelyn - AltLd - 22/Apr/08 with Phil
Hidden - AltLd - 2008
tumbling wizard - 2008
zero six - Lead O/S - 2007
what a laugh!Ed Booth - Solo O/S - 07/Aug/06 with me
shoulders - Lead - 26/Jul/06 with andy sharp
Derek Ryden - AltLd O/S - 20/May/04 with Geoff Bennett
Mark Riley - AltLd - Jul/02 with Stuart Greenall
Trobbo - AltLd - 23/Jun/01 with andy hartley
Roget - Lead O/S - 14/Jun/99 with jon
WB - AltLd - 25/Sep/98 with Paul
Hidden - AltLd - 15/Aug/96
michael burrows - AltLd O/S - 09/Jul/95 with steve swygart
Ched - Lead O/S - 1995 with Glanfor
Hidden - 2nd - 10/Jul/90
nigehughes - AltLd - Sep/89 with Malcolm Boater
Hidden - AltLd - 06/Jul/87
John Marsland - Lead - 07/May/84 with Dave Mould
Hidden - AltLd - 1983
babymoac - AltLd - 01/Aug/81 with MTW
steve L - AltLd O/S - 08/Aug/76 with sharpie
granitbahn - AltLd - 1974
mikej - AltLd - 13/Jun/70 with Bill Church
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This question has more to do with how I am setting up my server side code for a simple login script. I'm interested in the best way to achieve my goal, which is of course to verify a users username and password against a database and present them with either a successful login, a registration page, or a username or password found, but the alternative is wrong.
Right now, I have it set up where my sql query scans the database for both the user and pass:
SELECT * FROM test WHERE userName='" + userName + "' AND pass='" + password + "'"
Problem with this approach is it either returns a true or false...I cannot tell if one of the inputs was correct and the other wasn't. It either finds the record, or it doesn't.
So I could query based on the username alone, and if found check the record for the correct password before passing the user onto a successful login. That way I know if the password is wrong, but I have no idea if the password is right and the user simply types the wrong username.
Alternatively, I could extend on that, and if the user isn't found, requery the database based on the password and determine if I can find a record but the username doesn't match. It seems like a lot of back and forth with the database, which is fine. But i'd like to hear from some experts on whether or not this is a proper approach.


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MiniVend—the Electronic Shopping Cart
When managing an ISP, you will eventually need a solution for electronic commerce. Many possible solutions are available, but the problem is that they are either big and expensive or small freeware that does not include all the necessary options. I heard about a system called MiniVend, released under the GNU General Public, and decided to try it out.
MiniVend is a full-featured electronic catalog system (commonly known as a shopping cart) with on-line ordering capability. It is designed to provide an interface complete with SSL security and full database support.
Some of the main features of MiniVend 3.0 are:
Multiple catalogs allow one server to run many shops, so it is ideal for an ISP.
Security is provided through SSL for credit card ordering and PGP for mailing of orders.
It has a well-developed database integration with SQL support, including ODBC.
A very powerful search capability is provided with fast binary search, range searching, numeric and alphanumeric search sorting with reverse, numeric and case-insensitive options, etc.
All aspects of the appearance can be controlled. MiniVend supports frames, and the pages can be built on the fly or pre-built for heavily used items.
It is very flexible, with sales tax, discount and freight calculation, easy price adjustments and much more.
Cookie support allows users to leave the shop and come back without losing session state. It works well with all browsers and includes CyberCash support.
Easy administration is possible with automated installation and configuration, and off-line and on-line database builds.
MiniVend is a client/server system. The browser talks with a small application that in turn talks with the MiniVend server through a socket. For this reason, you don't have to load the MiniVend server for each user session, which might overload the system.
I don't know how the name came to be—there is nothing "mini" about it. It is a full-featured electronic commerce system that can meet the needs most people have for such a system. MiniVend is powerful and correspondingly complex. It can easily scale from a few items per catalog to a million items or more, with excellent performance. If you have only a few items and don't intend to grow, MiniVend is probably overkill.
The key issues are ease of use and flexibility. The system should do what is needed without too much administrative work and also include all your desired features in an easy-to-use manner.
Options that are a must include:
The ability to exchange data between internal and external databases. The product information will normally be kept in a company database of some kind, and entering data by hand would be cumbersome, to say the least.
Automate the order process as much as possible. The ideal situation will be one where you only have to feed the order into your system, with all taxes, freight costs, etc. handled by the software.
A method of handling discounts for selected customers and for volume sales should be available.
Feedback should be sent to the customer by e-mail when an order is made. This helps to catch any errors made by the system or the customer.
Security for payments is also an issue. The system needs to use SSL and perhaps another encryption protocol when it sends data to and from the database.
Good documentation and support is needed. The documentation should be so well-written that it can get you started quickly (in a matter of hours); the support should get you past any show stopper.
We all have different needs, and each person will have a preference as to what goes into a system for electronic commerce. I like a system that does only what it is supposed to do: handle product information, searching and ordering, while leaving domain name registration and chat rooms to their own specialized tools.
Whenever I have a choice between commercial and Open Source products, I always try out the freeware first. Of course, there is the issue of price, which in the case of Shopping Carts can be a very big issue. Access to the source code will in most cases guarantee that the system is more error-free, because users can have a look at the code and suggest solutions to any existing problem. After all, the users are the people who know where the trouble is, and they are normally more motivated to find and correct it.
However, it is not only a choice between commercial and Open Source systems. Other Open Source products are available, but MiniVend stands out in the features category. It is simply incredible how much functionality is provided and how easy it is to configure. All the configuration options I could think of and more are included.
Also, MiniVend is easy to use with several merchants, and I can use it with my Apache 1.3 with no problems.
Excellent article,Well i
Excellent article,Well i have been working on shopping cart project for the past one week,i found this to be very helpful.
Thank you.
Thanks, it seems some what
Thanks, it seems some what simple though. I am not sure if it would be good enough for long-term online growth. I think Magento or osCommerce would be a great bet as shopping cart software. But at the end of the day it comes down to users-needs and what they feel comfortable with.
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"Our inability to demonstrate a statistically significant association between individual measures and clinical outcomes at the patient level suggests that the rates, as reported on the Hospital Compare website, do not necessarily infer quality differences between hospitals," explains Siran Koroukian, PhD, Associate Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and senior author of the study. "However, the multi-measure model in our study better captures the culture of quality in hospitals."
The SCIP is a national quality partnership dedicated to reducing the rate of surgical complications. It is the first, and largest, movement to measure the quality of care delivered for surgical patients in the U.S. Comprised of 20 measures covering various discrete elements of patient care, the six measures examined in this study focus on infection prevention efforts, which include:
Although SCIP prevention measures give a strong indication of postoperative infection complication rates, there are several factors independent of the measures which may play an important role in determining the rates. Other aspects influencing surgical patient outcomes include the skill and knowledge of the surgical team, a safe and clean working environment, and a general culture of quality surrounding patient care are likely to be at least as important to the assessment of hospital quality.
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This recipe, if you can call something so simple a recipe, is a variation of the one from The Noble Pig site. She had posted a carrot recipe at Easter time. I added the other vegetables that we liked to change it up a little.
Basically I seared the veggies in olive oil, added salt and pepper and then doused it with a bit of Maple Syrup. Into a very hot oven for 15-20 minutes. Delish. Sorry I didn't get a photo of them after they were cooked. The guests were about to attack and I forgot to take the final picture.
We had a houseful of guests and it was a big hit. It is surprising how many people have never had the little patty pan squashes. Of course there was asparagus. We eat it about once a week at least. This is what is so great about cooking. You start with one thing and adapt it to what you have on hand whether it is more of something or less.


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New Mac Pros rumored with 8-core Xeon E5 CPUs, Thunderbolt & USB 3.0Apple's anticipated Mac Pro update will feature Intel Xeon E5 series processors with either six or eight cores, as well as native support for USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt.
The new Mac Pro desktop tower has been given a codename of K5B, according to MIC Gadget. It will also reportedly feature 1600MHz memory with 8 channels, SATA III/SAS 6-gigabyte-per-second drive connectivity, and PCI-Express 3 native support for video cards.
Intel's new Xeon E5 workstation-class chips first hit the market in early March. They are based on the Sandy Bridge micro-architecture that first found its way into the remainder of Apple's Mac lineup last year.
This year, Apple's MacBook Pros, MacBooks Airs, iMacs and Mac minis are expected to be upgraded to Intel's latest-generation Ivy Bridge processors. But the Mac Pro won't be getting Ivy Bridge processors with this update because those chips "handle voltage far worse than their 32nm Sandy Bridge brethren," according to the report.
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AppleInsider on Wednesday was first to reveal part numbers for Apple's considerable Mac refresh expected to be announced at next week's Worldwide Developers Conference. Among the more than a dozen new Mac models were three Mac Pro configurations with the name K5B.
Also expected to receive updates next week are the 15-inch MacBook Pro, 11- and 13-inch MacBook Air, 21.5- and the 27-inch iMac. Refreshes to the remainder of the MacBook Pro lineup, as well as the Mac mini, are expected to come later in the year.
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The Kansas City Chiefs will hold a voluntary minicamp Friday through Sunday, which Larry Johnson's agent, Peter Schaffer, said the running back will participate in. Schaffer said Johnson has been participating in the team's offseason workout program, which began March 30.
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