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Even if the CGI was good enough (which, judging by Tron Legacy, it isn't yet), I think it would be kind of missing the point.
The fun of the idea is getting to see the actual, original
together in the same room.
It's science fiction... science fantasy... whatever label you want, there is a creative solution as to why the "Doctor" has aged even though he "regenerated." I thought it was brilliant hand waving in Time Crash.
It doesn't matter that they've aged--of COURSE they've aged, they are REAL people. I want to see them performing together.
I just don't get the overwhelming need for veracity in a show like this. It's about a guy who travels in a box through space and time. Some things you just accept.
And why not accept a slightly older 6th Doctor?
BUT--I do wonder if that's the direction they are going to go. Do you make a love letter to the fans of the series as a WHOLE, or make it more about the show as it is now?
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Eh... I can't say I much care for the episode either, but openly mocking someone who likes something you don't is rather petty... at best.
Oh come of your high horse. The whole straight-face delivery of that post just made it sound really funny. Then again it might have all been scathing irony.
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This series is Scooby Doo back to it's very best. Having seen several episodes now, I am a big fan. The fact that it's under new production is better, to be honest. It's a Scrappy free zone and whilst the animation is suitably modern, the characters and plots are tried and tested.There are plenty of in jokes and any fan of the original series should support this show. Go, Scooby, go!
I have read complaints regarding this latest addition to the TV Scooby
shows. People can say what they want, but this cast does a real good job!
Casey Kasem as 'Shaggy' - There is no other 'Shaggy'. (Apologies to Scott Innes, Who has done an ok job as 'Shaggy' and a pretty good job as 'Scooby'). Frank Welker as 'Freddy' - Again, there is no other.(Although I do believe someone else could do a better 'Scooby'. Sorry Frank. Don Messick is definitely the only 'Scoobert'.) Mindy Cohn seems to do a pretty good 'Velma' and Grey DeLisle's version of Daphne, as heard in previous 'Scooby' movies, is perfectly acceptable.
For me Nicole Jaffe will always be 'Velma'. Heather North will always be 'Daphne'. Stefanianna Christopherson from the original 1969 series will always be the first 'Daphne', but Heather is the voice I'm most familiar with.
Despite all the dynamic changes, it's a really good show! Keep up the good work!
What can I say? I have to agree with most everything that was said here. I really like this show, especially putting Scooby-Doo in a more modern setting with new technology (cell phones, a computer in the Mystery Machine, industrial size Scooby-Snacks, etc.) I also really like the music on the show. About the voices, it's good to see Frank Welker and Casey Kasem still voicing Fred and Shaggy. Frank's Scooby voice is good, but I wonder what ever happened to Scott Innes who did Scooby's voice in the direct-to-video movies. And there's Grey DeLisle who reprises her role as Daphne from "The Cyber Chase." As for Marcie Cole's Velma, it's not the best, but a little better then B.J. Ward's. Marcie sort of keeps the nasal tone in her voice. And the show itself still stays true to the original mystery solving formula and catching the bad guy at the end, who would have gotten away with it if it weren't for those meddling kids. It's good to see that after 33 years the famous Great Dane hasn't lost it's touch. Catch this show weekday mornings on Kids WB. It's highly recommended for any Scooby-Doo fan.
What's New Scooby Doo isn't a bad show, I just prefer the Hanna Barbara cartoon. What I do like about this show is the music, the theme tune is very good, and the songs featured are not so bad either. The animation is very colourful and bright, but what it lacks is that Hanna Barbara touch I have come to know and love. What's New Scooby Doo? I believe is an improvement over Shaggy and Scooby Doo Get a Clue, which was a disgrace to the Scooby Doo name, and this has nothing to do with Casey Kasem being Shaggy(I have seen the movies where he's not Shaggy and most of them are surprisingly good).-it was poorly animated, thinly plotted and the voice cast was not at all good, in my opinion that is. The characters I had little problem with the characters, though I did wish Scooby had a bigger role to play, and no offence to Frank Welker but I do prefer Don Messick, who sadly died in 1997. The other characters are fine, Casey Kasem has still got it as Shaggy. Another problem I had, was that the villains were rather predictable, and the show, while funny at times, does lack the humour and charm that made the original show such a childhood delight. The plots are more of the same, and not always interesting, but it is an improvement over the Scooby and Scrappy show. All in all, not at all bad, but not great either. 6/10 Bethany Cox
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I grew up in the 90's watching the re-runs of the old episodes and then
this series made its way; it has everything the old show has only set
in a modern time. The gang return, Scooby, Shaggy, Velma, Daphne and
The plot is simple, when a spooky occurrence happens the Scooby Gnag arrive to solve the problem and find the culprit responsible.
The show is more colourful and much more funnier; its great for a new generation to be exposed to the coolest team of detectives; the voice actors are brilliant as always and the occasional references to the movies is great.
Overall a great show.
"What's New Scooby-Doo?" You brand-new TV show!!
The lame attempts to recapture the magic of the famous "scooby-Doo" franchise fell flat during the 1980s (remember "13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo" and "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo"?, among several other stinkers). Plus, the addition of Scrappy-Doo in 1979 didn't help matters either. After the last original series ended in 1991, the franchise dropped Scrappy, bought back Fred and Velma, and made a string of decent direct-to-video animated features. But the success of the 2002 live-action feature prompted this cartoon, and a renewal to the famous franchise many of us Gen-Xers have grown to love.
I was never really a fan of "Scooby-Doo" until last year. Sure, I watched the reruns of every weekend from about 1985 until 1991, but that was because my brother liked it, and we only had two TV's in our house (the other was in my parents room, and since they were sleeping, the other TV was the only one we could watch. I survived.) The problem was, in the mid-80s, "Scooby-Doo! Where are You?" was a rarity on the local syndication channels. We had to watch "Scooby and Scrappy-Doo," which was god-awful, and I wouldn't force anyone to watch it. I turned away the cartoons in 1991, after "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo" aggravated me. Last year, I saw the live-action movie out of curiosity, and then this cartoon premired on Cartoon Network in March 2003, and I couldn't resist. I was hooked.
It's actually a funny show, and capitalizes on what made the movie fun. It emphasizes bright color, and gives the show a modern-day approach. The beauty part is, they maintained much of the character personalities from the film, and added on to the original concepts: Fred isn't as much of a show-off credit-hogger as he was, Daphne is way more resourceful, and not nearly as "damsel-in-distress-esque", Velma speaks, is shown more, and has GREAT one-liners (I think this may have been because Linda Cardellini was so great in the movie, they most likely had to captialize on what she bought to the character), and Shaggy is great and sounds terrific, due in no small part to the return of the great Casey Kasem, who was sorely lacking in the cartoon movies. Frank Welker as Fred is what makes this cartoon. Welker and Kasem are the heart and soul of this series--it isn't a cartoon without either of them. Besides, Fred has a trademark voice--no one could copy it. Sadly, Don Messick (Scooby's original voice) is no longer with us, and Welker tries to capture that speech-impediment, and it does work. It's a shame that Messick's last original series run as Scooby was in the pitiful "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo" (I'm sorry, but I really don't like that cartoon. It's painfully obvious.)
I highly recommend this as a good introduction series for the youngsters, but I would most likely say to watch "Scooby-Doo! Where Are You?", which still is (and always will be) the best. This series is also fun for those who love the original series. It captures the magic of the original, and still holds the charm that made it special--jokes, mystery, and of course, the famous lines. Plus, Fred is sans ascot.
So, What's new, Scooby-Doo? You just got a good review from this 20-year old fan!
I am watching this right now, I taped it off of the TV. Because it was too early to watch on a Saturday. well the voices are pretty good, Scooby,s never been the same since Don Messick passed away. Frank Welker is a voice god, but I give his Scooby a B-. And the girl who does Velma, sounds OK but it really sounds a lot like shes still doing "Nancy" from kids from room 402. but maybe this show will take off. lets hope. frankly I thought that they should have just made Scooby movies. they made enough TV shows and screwed Scooby over with scrappy but this looks like it will be better. I say good luck to these creators. Re- write This Show is not good looking back. I don't know why I wrote this good of a comment. I read a lot of the other peoples posts here, and I see we are mostly on the same page. Frank Welker CANNOT do Scooby Doo, he sounds like "Chicken Boo" from the old "Animaniacs" Cartoon. Basically this is the worst Scooby series I have ever seen.
After Disney's 1 Saturday Morning and FOX Kids were canceled by their respective networks, I was searching for a new show to watch on Sat. Mornings. I soon heard that a new Scooby-Doo show was going into production for the now-defunct WB network. Zoinks! Remembering that I have been a SD fan since I was a toddler, I was excited and watched every episode when it initially aired, and watched the reruns. While many say that this is a bad remake, I disagree. What's New, Scooby-Doo? is INDEED a VERY entertaining show, and not a bad remake. The writing is LOL funny, the animation is stunning, and a HUGE improvement over the original show's animation, as well as the casting, Casey Kasem reprises his role as Shaggy, Frank Welker not only reprises his role as Fred, but now voices Scooby, too! As for the girls, well, Grey DeLisle (DUH-lyle) voices Daphne and Mindy Cohn (Natalie Green from the Facts of Life) voices Velma. I own all 3 seasons of the show on DVD so I can watch them anytime I want, and I still watch the reruns from time to time on Cartoon Network. If you and your family like Scooby-Doo, check out this show. You won't be sorry.
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I have seen about 5 or 6 episodes of the old Scooby-Doo cartoons and I
thought they were terrible. As many Hanna-Barbera cartoons of the 60's
and 70's the animation was terribly static. Fred, Velma and Daphne had
maybe 3 or 4 expressions on their faces which were then used over and
over again while their lips moved. Shaggy and Scooby who were the more
colourful characters had some movement but that was only because they
had to get into comic situations that often involved running.
To compare, the new show is an improvement. The pace, which I think is very essential to a cartoon is sped up considerably. The voiceovers from the two original cast members Casey Kasem and Frank Welker are adequate although I sometimes feel that Kasem sounds like an old man which he of course is becoming - he was born in 1932. Welker as Fred is almost 10 years younger but like the old shows he isn't giving much to do except he now seems more like a bungling idiot. The voice of Velma by Mindy Cohn is terribly monotonous. She just seems like a geek who figures everything out before the others and then holds that information till the end. But then we have Daphne (Grey DeLisle). She has become a very strong woman who has street smarts although some of her mannerisms like the expression "jeepers" or "creepers" has been carried over. Finally, the Scoody-Doo voice has been downplayed to such an extent that we hardly notice him which I don't mind. Either it was a decision made by Welker because his voice sounds terribly forced or it was the producers. Who cares? I will say that the plots go in the same predictable ways as usual. You are only looking forward to hear some celibrity voice like Kathy Griffin or James Belushi. Otherwise it's a bore. To end it I think the show is neither terribly original or exciting but has it's moments especially because of the inside jokes like Fred splitting up with Shaggy instead of Daphne.
I have the Scooby Doo Golden Collection and I think it's great to have
loads of Scooby Doo episodes together in one collection. These new
episodes are great but giving us 4 at a time is not a good idea and I
really think Warner would have been better off investing their time (as
we would invest our money) in a First Season Box Set.
What we are given for now are individual DVD releases with four episodes running 22 minutes each. A couple of them have below average stories but the other two are up to scratch. The animation and color pallet are very bright and modern as is the soundtrack which incorporates more original music than the old school shows (which tended to re-use temp scores and source music over and over) but manages to work in familiar themes.
For Scooby Doo purists there is no sacrilege here. Shaggy and Scooby/Fred are performed by Casey Kasem and Frank Welker so there's not too much of a divide between this and old school to distance older fans from the new show.
I do hope this show goes on and on.
For what it is, the DVDs present the show absolutely flawlessly in 1.33:1 full frame with pretty active Dolby 2.0 surround and some minimal fluff extras. Buy it cheap and hope for a Season Box Set.
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Cranley read from a motion he introduced to City Council that asks for up to $10,000 in city funds to install a historic marker on the former King Records office/studio in Evanston to be unveiled on Nov. 23, with the remaining funds used to book a former King recording artist to perform at that night's CEAs. This year is the 65th anniversary of the founding of King Records in Cincinnati.
The Rock Hall of Fame in Cleveland has agreed to construct, donate and maintain the historic marker, and if Cranley's funding request is granted the Rock Hall president has agreed to attend the marker unveiling and the CEAs. The institution also will work to develop a class or lecture series on King Records at Cincinnati State.
Other newsworthy items from this morning:
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• CityBeat Marketing and Promotions Manager Dan McCabe announced that the 12th annual CEAs for music will be the first event held at the reopened Emery Theater in Over-the-Rhine. The CEAs were the final public event at the Emery just before it closed in 1999.
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Fountain Square's PNC Summer Music Series will have live music five days a week, while Washington Park will host three themed music nights this summer. All events are free and a great way to enjoy our city's central districts. The concerts begin at the end of May/start of June and run through the end of August/start of September. Be sure to check the official websites of both venues for any updates, additions or cancellations.
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• Salsa dancers and music lovers will be happy to know that Salsa on the Square is returning this summer on Thursdays, running 7-10 p.m. As always, dance instructors will be on hand to give you pointers (if you need 'em). Music is provided primarily by some of Greater Cincinnati's finest Salsa/Latin music groups.
May 30: Son Del Caribe
June 6: Kandela
June 13: Zumba
June 20: Tropicoso
June 27: Grupo Tumbao
July 4: Clave' Son
July 11: Kandela
July 18: Tropiscoso
uly 25: Grupo Tumbao
August 1: Zumba
August 8: Azucar Tumbao
August 15: Clave' Son
August 22: Brian Andres & the Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel
August 29: Son Del Caribe
• Before MidPoint Indie Summer on Fridays, local club/bar conglomerate 4EG (which operates several nightclubs in the area) will present 4EG Happy Hour from 5-7 p.m. Local DJs will spin every Friday (except for Aug. 2, when local cover band Snidely Whiplash performs).
May 31:
DJ Ice Cold Tony
June 7:
DJ Jake the Ripper
June 14:
DJ E-trayn
June 21:
DJ Identity
June 28:
DJ Jesse the Ripper
July 5:
DJ D-Lo
July 12:
July 19:
DJ Tina T
July 26:
DJ Will Kill
August 2:
Snidely Whiplash
August 9:
DJ Scene
August 16:
DJ Simo
August 23:
DJ Spryte
August 30:
• One of the most popular nights on the Square during the summer is Saturdays' "Beats" night, booked by local promoter Self Diploma. The concerts run 7-10 p.m. and again feature an impressive mix of local and touring Hip Hop, Electronic and DJ acts. Among the national act highlights this year are Mod Sun, Hoodie Allen, Watch the Duck and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
June 1
10 p.m.: Chuck Inglish
9 p.m.: Puck
8 p.m.: Olu
7 p.m.: The Natives
June 8
10 p.m.: DJ D-LO
9 p.m.: Cal Scruby
8 p.m.: SD Choice
7 p.m.: DJ Vizion
June 15
10 p.m.: Hoodie Allen
9 p.m.:D-Why
8 p.m.: Sam Lachow
7 p.m.: Ian J
June 22
10 p.m.: Mod Sun
9 p.m.: Trademark Aaron
8 p.m.: Junya Be
7 p.m.: Jean P
June 29
10 p.m.: Drummer vs Emulator
9 p.m.: Firecat 451
8 p.m.: Black Signal
7 p.m.: Catch Phrase
July 6
10 p.m.: Mutrix
9 p.m.: Milk N Cookies
8 p.m.: DJ X Nightmare
7 p.m.: No Limits
July 13
10 p.m.: T Mills
9 p.m.: Huey Mack
8 p.m.: Santino Corleon
7:30 p.m.: Round 2 Crew
7 p.m.: Nick Youngerman
July 20
10 p.m.: Collin Mcloughin
9 p.m.: Napalm
8 p.m.: X5ight
7 p.m.: DJ Sab
July 27
10 p.m.: Watch the Duck
9 p.m.: Gold Shoes
8 p.m.: Vincent Vega
7:30 p.m.: DJ Rhetorik
7 p.m.: Emari J
August 3
10 p.m.: Somo
9 p.m.: Arin Ray
8 p.m.: Eben Frankewitz
7 p.m.: Alabama Capital
August 10
9:30 p.m.: Stafford Brothers
8:30 p.m.: Davey C
7:45 p.m.: J Hollow
7 p.m.: 4 Grand
August 17
9:30 p.m.: Candyland
8:30 p.m.: DJ Prism
7:45 p.m.: B-Funk of Dave Rave
7 p.m.: Neon Medusa
August 24
9-11 p.m.: DJ Jazzy Jeff
8 p.m.: Joseph Nevels
7 p.m.: Erica P
After a successful inaugural summer of events last year, Washington Park brings back three music nights, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, plus several other entertainment offerings, including "Dancing Under the Stars," an every-Tuesday dance night, with lessons that focus on different types of dancing each week. (Click below for the concert lineups.)
The fantastic Cincinnati Folk trio The Tillers will make its television debut Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the USA network. The acoustic band (Michael Oberst, Sean Gell and Jason Soudrette) were interviewed in June by legendary news anchor Tom Brokaw for a documentary about the people and places along Route 50, the stretch of highway that runs from Maryland to California.
Last night at Covington's Madison Theater, the 15th annual Cincinnati Entertainment Awards ceremony once again brought together people from all facets of the Greater Cincinnati music scene and gave them one hell of a party. Along with offering one of the best people-watching experiences of the year, the packed crowd in attendance was treated to great "mini-sets" (usualy about three tunes) from local bands Pomegranates (who also played the event's after-party at the nearby Mad Hatter), Young Heirlooms, Los Honchos, Two Headed Dog and Wussy, who closed the night out with songs from their recently released fourth album, Strawberry.
"Thanks for voting for us," Wussy's guitarist/vocalist Chuck Cleaver deadpanned as they began.
While Strawberry is among the (if not the) best albums released in 2011 so far, it missed the cut-off to be nominated for a 2011 CEA. (To be in the running, albums had to have been released between early Oct. 2010 and Oct. 2011.) Maybe (probably) next year, Wussy!
Tim Wilson is a comedian and singer/songwriter who represents Southern culture and lifestyle with his songs and stand-up. He is often featured on national telecasts of the syndicated radio shows The Bob and Tom Show and the John Boy and Billy Morning Show and Wilson has also been appeared on many of the late-night talk shows. With a dozen comedy albums featuring his original songs, Wilson has found crossover success on both the comedy and Country music charts.
CityBeat caught up with Wilson by phone to preview his appearance in Cincinnati and discuss southern roots in comedy and the assimilation of music into his comedy. Catch him performing live Saturday night at the Taft Theatre with Patti Vasquez (ticket info here).
Cincinnati composer and founding member of MUSE Cincinnati's Women's Choir Therese Edell passed away last month after an extended battle with MS. She was 61. Considered a pioneer of "Women's Music," Edell was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Cincinnati in 1969 to attend CCM. Edell and longtime collaborator Betsy Lippitt toured the country and were favorites at Women's Music festivals. Her releases include 1970's Prophecy's Child and 1978's milestone From Women's Faces, as well as the 1990 For Therese, a compilation of her songs performed by various fans/supporters as a 40th birthday present.
Music Tonight: Just four short years ago, Marbin — performing tonight at The Greenwich in Walnut Hills — came together in Israel when two musicians met just when both were in coming-of-age "crossroads" periods in their lives. Israeli saxophonist Danny Markovitz had just completed his military service (he was an infantry sergeant) when he met Israeli-American guitarist Dani Rabin, who had also just been through a rigorous experience, graduating with a degree from The Berklee College of Music. In 2008, the Marbin duo re-situated themselves in the U.S., landing in Chicago. Since then, the work hasn't stopped, as Marbin spends around 250 days a year performing (in the Windy City region and across the States).
Rise Against is the epitome of Punk Rock in this era. They are as far from the status quo from society as bands get, yet record for a major label. Part of the group's mission is to promote progressive issues, both socially and politically. Rise Against recently released its sixth album, Endgame, which features the hit single "Make It Stop" (the video for which was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award last year).
CityBeat spoke with bassist and original member Joe Prinicipe in anticipation for their upcoming show in Cincinnati. They discussed the bands writing process and how they incorporated their socially active direction in their music. Rise Against will be opening Riverbend's PNC Pavilion for the summer this Saturday. A Day to Remember and Title Fight also perform.
CityBeat: Thanks for taking the time to talk to us. I know you are one of the original band members. You guys have been out on it for about 13 years from when you started. Where do you see yourself in 13 more years?
Joe Prinicipe: It's hard to say with this business but I would say definitely still involved with writing music and performing. Rise Against has no intentions of breaking up. We would like to follow the same career paths as bands like Bad Religion and Social D that are going on 25 or 30 years and are still making relevant music. I hope that's where I end up.
CB: I saw you last year with the Foo Fighters when you opened up in Columbus. I was wondering if there were any fun and crazy Foo Fighter stories on tour.
JP: It was pretty awesome when there were a group of protesters, I think we were in St. Louis, maybe it was Kansas City, and they were protesting the Foo Fighter show because they did that funny promo video where they were showering together. So this group came out, this very homophobic religious group. They were protesting and the Foo Fighters came out (before the show) dressed provocatively and they were out on a flat bed truck and performed and tried to play as loud as they could to overshadow, overpower the protestors. It totally worked and it was awesome.
CB: They seem fun to be around in general and don't take it too seriously.
JP: Totally and they are all about enjoying what they have because being on the road and being away from your family is hard enough so you might as well make the most of it.
CB: Your music has been called protest music in the past by the Chicago Tribune and I just wanted to ask about your process to write lyrics around a cause. How do you choose a cause to support and then develop a song around it?
JP: (Singer/guitarist) Tim (McIlrath) writes all the lyrics and the process is very simple. He is just writing what he feels for that day. He writes from a personal perspective on life in general. That's why our records are not just political, there are socially aware topics, there are environmental issues, there are songs about relationships and how hard it is to be away from our families when we are traveling. We always write music first and he will hear the tone that the music sets and he has a journal, and he will flip through the journal and see if something fits and if not he will write what he thinks will fit the music and that is how it has always been the last 12 years.
CB: Were you guys influenced at an early age or did something happen to you that kind of made you take your music toward this activism tone or did you have a kind of defining moment?
JP: No, it's just seeing punk rock music. It's just the nature of punk rock that seems formed as a reaction to the glam era of the 70's. It's just a reaction to that so it's always been about that. It's all we know. It was something that we didn't even discuss. It was just kind of a given the direction of Rise Against was going to be that and we are kind of carrying that torch. Bands like Minor Threat and the Bad Brains were definitely singing for change whether it was singing against homophobia or social issues, but that's kind of what the unspoken goal that the band has always had.
CB: What is the biggest way your music has been able to make a difference or make a change?
JP: I would say the effect that "Make it Stop" has had on young kids. Kids in high school trying to get through it all. We have gotten so many e-mails that the song is helping them through the hardest time of their life and that is incredibly rewarding. I would say "Make it Stop" stands out as that.
CB: Your new album came out last year in the spring. Do you have any new music in the works?
JP: No, we still have a whole year of touring on Endgame. I think I always have song ideas in the back of my head and so does Tim. It's kind of an ongoing thing anyway. We won't actually have anything, officially new until the end of 2013.
CB: Do you have any crazy Cincinnati stories from the past or any fond memories?
JP: Not really. Cincinnati is Bogart's, right?
CB: It's Bogart's and this time you are at Riverbend which is outside.
JP: That's right. The only thing I recall is from Zach our guitar player. His old band played Bogart's and someone was shot like 20 feet away from him. That's really it.
CB: I think you are in a little safer place by the river this time. I have this new game and it's a table game with quirky questions and people just give their first thoughts around it, so I have been experimenting with this a little and I have three questions from this game for you. The first question is what skill do you possess that most people don't know about?
JP: Let's see, nothing hidden, although I am a complete coffee snob and I have an espresso machine at my house and I take that very seriously. It has to be perfect. I have to time all my espresso shots as they come out of the machine. So I guess that.
CB: So you make the perfect espresso, that's your hidden talent.
JP: Absolutely.
CB: What is under your bed?
JP: Actually nothing because my wife is a neat freak so nothing can be on the floor.
CB: If you are on the bus it is somebody else sleeping under the bed in the bunk.
JP: As far as the bus goes, our tour manager is usually in the bunk below me so I have him snoring …
CB: What song would you pick to sing karaoke?
JP: I'm really bad at karaoke, oddly enough.
CB: You don't have to be good. I don't think that's the purpose of karaoke.
JP: That's true. I don't know maybe something from '80s Pop like the Go-Gos or Duran Duran.
CB: What can the fans expect from the show in Cincinnati?
JP: Just high energy, just come and sing with us and have a good time. It is all about interacting with our fans and just everyone singing along. We are all there for the same reason. It is a good way to let off some steam from the week prior. Just come out and have a good time.
In the last year, Alice Cooper could be seen everywhere from special guesting on stage with Vince Gill to rocking out with Rob Zombie. This past weekend he even popped up singing Lady Gaga at Bonnaroo.
Cooper can do anything in music, entertain every audience, and still be cutting edge enough to be a premier name in music after almost 50 years in the business, countless awards and nominations and 36 albums. He shows no signs of slowing down and he is set to continue his monumental career as his band goes on the road with Iron Maiden this summer and fall.
CityBeat was privileged to speak with the legend to preview his upcoming show near Dayton before he hits the road with Iron Maiden. He spoke about longevity and told of the more bizarre stories of being a tenant in the Queen City. Alice Cooper performs at the Fraze Pavilion in Kettering this Wednesday.
CityBeat: Your show in Dayton is coming up.
Alice Cooper: Yes, we start this tour in June with Iron Maiden. We will be out there as their guest star on the show, their guests, so that's an hour show. The show we are doing there in Dayton is our regular show which will be a full out Alice Cooper show.
CB: I am actually a photographer and I've photographed you many times. You are one of my favorite artists to shoot.
AC: Well we give photographers a lot to shoot. If you are going to go all that trouble to do all that theatrics and really coordinate the show like that, then I want to see lots of shots. I love seeing different angles, people will hand me an envelope full of pictures and I will go, "That's a great shot. That's a great shot." And it gives me a different perspective of what the show looks like because we only see it from the stage. We never see it from the audience point of view.
CB: I have interviewed many of your past guitarists, Jason Hook and Al Pitrelli and people that have toured with you and everybody always has spectacular things to say about you as a mentor and just to be around. One of my questions is how do you choose band members on your tours now?
AC: Honestly, I am very instinctive about guitar players. Of course the guitar players are the gunslingers. They are the guys that you can sit and listen to and go, "When I quit singing, I want to hear something take over," and it better be a guitar that can take over what I'm doing when I step back, I want that guitar player to step up. So getting a Damon Johnson, when we first got Damon, every guitar player wants to stand back a little bit and I say, "No, no, no, when it is your solo, you take two steps forward into the light and let it go."
A lot of times lead singers don't want their lead guitar player to share the limelight. I want everybody in that band to have their moment on stage where they are the star. So when you get (young Australian guitarist) Orianthi, who is a natural, she is a natural star up there. I mean the girl is such a great player.
CB: Is she going to be with you?
AC: Yes, I mean she is such a great character for a Alice Cooper show. And you get Ryan Roxie on this tour and Ryan is a show unto himself. He has his own production going on over there which I really like because he really brings it every night. And Tommy, who I have in the middle as a rhythm guitar player, has got his own show going on. It's great to get guys to come out of their shells and just when you get on stage be a rock star. I don't want you to be a sideman.
CB: Again, it's always been amazing to talk to all these people who have worked with you over the years and I know they appreciate it as well.
AC: I think it is because I let them play. I want you to play. When it is your turn to play, I want you to be Eric Clapton, I want you to be Jeff Beck, I want you to be the guy and sometimes it takes a little bit of getting used to. These guys are not used to being the center of attention, they are used to being the guys that stand in the background and play.
Sometimes it's hard for Johnny Depp, when Johnny plays with us, I kind of have to push him forward a little bit because he likes to hang back a little bit.
CB: We are in Cincinnati. Can you tell me what your craziest Cincinnati story is from your past?
AC: I have the best Cincinnati story you have ever heard. This is a true story. We finally left L.A. We decided we had to move some place out of L.A., out of New York, some place in the Midwest. So we go to Cincinnati and we play this show there and we get a standing ovation. We decided the first standing ovation we get, that is where we are going to move.
So we played in Cincinnati and got a standing ovation, I think it may have been after the Cincinnati Pop Festival, the one we did with Iggy (Pop and The Stooges), and we found this area down by the college. It was this big, beautiful house for rent. So we came in and rented this house at the beginning of summer, and we went in and painted it and did everything like that.
For three months we lived there until in September, all of a sudden, there was a knock at the door, we walked outside and there were 10 guys that are football players and they are going "What are you doing at our house?" And I said, "What are you talking about? We rented this house indefinitely." And the guy goes, "This is our frat house. I don't know who rented this to you but they didn't own the house. You are paying rent to someone that doesn't even own the house."
Some guy rented us a frat house and he didn't even own it. He just walked in and put up a "For Rent" sign because nobody was there and we just assumed he just owned the house. So for these guys, it was kind of cool to them that Alice Cooper was living in their house, but we had to leave because it was their frat house.
CB: So did you pick another city or did you hang around town?
AC: We moved to Detroit then but it was really funny because we really thought Cincinnati was where we were going to live and then we got ejected by the frat house.
CB: I guess it could have worked out a lot different. You could still be in our hometown. You have spoken openly the last few years that you have become a Christian and about your Christian beliefs. Did that change how you put your show together?
AC: I think what it is, you do a certain amount of your own, not censoring, but you start shaping the show whereas there may be a couple of songs that I used to do that, now when I sing those songs, I don't believe that anymore. So, it is hard for me to sing that.
It hasn't been any big hits, "School's Out", "18", "Billion Dollar Babies", all those songs have nothing to do with Christianity or nothing to do with something that I couldn't sing as a Christian. Most of it is social satire anyway, but there are a few songs that I looked at and I went, "You know what, I don't believe that anymore," so I am going to stay away from that show.
I am just being true to myself to be honest with you. It really hasn't affected how I do my stage show because I don't believe Alice was promoting anything that was anti-Christian. We were like a musical horror movie and I think if people took Alice Copper as entertainment, as pure entertainment, there is certainly a dark side to my sense of humor but I don't think there has ever been anything in there that was, that any Christian couldn't see and have fun with.
CB: It's all in good fun. It's all perspective.
AC: Yeah, and I think if you look at it as a social satire, I am fine with it. I don't really have a problem with that. I am still very involved, I read twice a day, I have two different times of devotional for myself. I hope and I try not to just be a Christian in "Oh, I'm a Christian." I try to live that life. It is a one-on-one relationship with Christ so I really try to keep that as my lifestyle. In other words, you aren't ever going to see me at the strip club after a show.
CB: I know you gave up drugs and alcohol a long time ago for good reasons. Is there still ever a struggle on the road to stay sober?
AC: No, never has been. I was literally healed from that. People say you are cured, I say no, it was much different. I never went to AA. I never had to do any of that. I came out of a hospital and it was gone. It was gone as if I had cancer and cancer was gone the next day. It was totally taken away from me. I never had a struggle with alcohol. When I came out of the hospital, I was absolutely straight as an arrow. I never had a desire or a craving for alcohol which even the doctors say is weird. I know because I have a lot of friends that are in AA and they struggle with it all the time. They say, "How do you do it?" and I say "I am not an alcoholic anymore. I was one but I am not anymore." I wouldn't challenge myself. In other words, I wouldn't sit around and say, "Well I think I will take a drink of beer." Because I know that could be a trigger that takes me back to where I was. So I won't even approach that, but at the same time I don't have any desire to do that.
CB: Well, my Mom saw you in 1974 and she still talks about it today as I go shoot your shows. It was one of her memorable experiences with you and some chickens in Nashville at Memorial Coliseum…
AC: Well the music hasn't changed much since the '70s to now, if you look at the bands that are still out there — Aerosmith, Ozzy, Alice, Thin Lizzy — we are all still playing the same kind of music. I think it is funny that 16, 17, 18 year old kids are more into Classic Rock than they are into modern Rock so I think there is a large audience for us that has never seen us. One of the reasons we are playing the Iron Maiden tour is because I don't think the Iron Maiden audience has ever seen Alice Cooper so I want to expose them to Alice Cooper.
CB: Has touring for you changed from now to then?
AC: It's a lot easier now. When you are physically in better shape and you are mentally and spiritually in better shape, (my wife) Sheryl and I have been together for 36 years, and I never been happier in my life. My kids are great. All my ducks are in a row. Physically, I am healthy. Touring is easy then. Physically, it is a workout and you have to get used to traveling and you have to get used to being away from your family a lot even though now my family can travel with me any time they want to. My wife will go out for three weeks then go home for a week and come back out for two or three weeks. So, touring to me is easy.
CB: You spoke about music now and what people are listening to. Are there any current bands you listen to these days?
AC: I wish there was — my pet peeve right now is that 80-90% of the modern Rock bands are just testosterone-free. I am listening to these bands and going, "Where is the spark? Where is the fire?" These bands are whining like crazy. I hear these bands and go, "What is wrong with these guys?" And then I look at a picture of the band and I could go into a mall and pick any five guys, it's like they are trying not to be rock stars. They just want to be normal guys that play in a band with no image and no fire just we are in a band. "What is wrong with that?" That's crazy. If you are in a Rock band, you get in a Rock band to be something different. I guess modern Rock bands really just want to blend in and I think it is the most boring time in Rock right now that I have ever seen.
CB: Well you have your Lady Gagas…
AC: There are exceptions. Jack White is amazing. The Foo Fighters are amazing. I don't know the Black Veil Brides music very much but I love the image. At least they are going out of their way to be something that when you see them on stage you say, "That's the Black Veil Brides." But when I see 99% of the other bands up there I say those bands can be anybody. I just don't get the fact that everybody is so against having image.
CB: Are you working on any new music, maybe another album?
AC: The Welcome to My Nightmare album has been out for about a year now and that was our highest charting album for quite a long time. So after this tour, we will go back in the studio again, Bob Ezrin and I will, but we were very, very happy with Welcome to my Nightmare.
CB: I briefly spoke to you at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction this year in Cleveland. I know you weren't performing but what your favorite part of the night?
AC: You mean the last one. I thought Guns N Roses were amazing. I thought Slash and the boys were the best band there. They just rocked that place.
CB: We are heading into a critical election year, are you planning on backing any candidates this time?
AC: Boy, I'll tell you at this point right now I almost want to go independent. I am not political in the least bit. I am not in the least bit political. So when somebody says, "Who are you voting for?" I'm going, "Wow!" It's like saying, do you want a poke in the eye or a poke in the ear. Nobody is making me smile now.
CB: And it is very narrow now.
AC: Yeah, as far as I'm concerned, I wish there was somebody out there that had some spark that would make a difference but I don't think either one of these guys are.
CB: Do you have any plans to slow down or stop touring?
AC: No. For me, physically everything is fine right now. Until I physically can't tour, I think I will be touring every year.


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I am a programming student in college. A company that uses ColdFusion has offered me an internship. Would it be a wise move, career wise, to take this internship?
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Take it. ColdFusion may not be a "growing" language to some (it actually is growing in use, albeit slowing), but it's far from unused. In any case learning ANY language is useful - ColdFusion, especially, if you want to focus on Web applications.
Learning ColdFusion (or ASP or JSP or PHP or Ruby or....) well will give you:
+) An understanding about HTTP transport and how it works in an application: what runs where (server/client) and how the two parts interact.
+) An understanding of all common programming constructs: loops, variables, pass-by-value, pass-by-reference, boolean math, etc.
+) An understanding of all common programming methods: procedural programming, OO-programming, recursion, threading, etc.
Learn ColdFusion well and you've more than half learned every other web application language as well - the hard part is always the theory and best practices. Don't get bogged down in the syntax.
Why not? Coldfusion is a legit web programming language that has been around since late 90's -early 2000 (I have a team Allaire) t-shirt - the original CF developers. CF has a loyal developer and customer base. I started my programming career in CF. Worked about 5 years in the language and loved it. Great language to start with and allows you to create quick web ready database driven sites. CF feels like HTML, which is also a plus. Once you get rolling with CF, you can use its scripting language instead of the tags. The scripting language feels like, javascript, java and other non tagging languages.
Take the position and learn many valuable skills like;
buiding GUIs, javascript, jquery, css, html.
building applications, using sql (I used MS and mysql), build CFCs (much live java classes).
build and normalize db's.
Focus on learning sound theory, design patterns and good practives - all of which are language agnostic. Its a no brainer.
Good luck
I'm a hiring IT manager a company that has a database driven web application as our primary product. We happen to use ColdFusion, which in my opinion greatly speeds up development on tasks that take a lot longer in other languages.
The truth however, is that as a web software programmer, the language you write the application in, is one of six major skill sets you need to be successful and productive. The concepts behind a PHP or CGI based web app and a ColdFusion based web app are the same.
During your internship you should be focusing on fundamental skills such as Normalized Database design, reuse of code, how and when to use different design patterns like singletons, and Model View controller as well as outputting clean markup, and mastering JavaScript (Jquery) and CSS.
All of those skill sets are transferable to other programming languages.
I'd take it.
Coldfusion experience pays quite well. Most Coldfusion developers are busy and can take on only so much work, there is always extra work in CF for some reason, which is great for new developers.
At the end of the day a language is just syntax. Learning to solve real world problems with appropriate architecture, processes, etc., is invaluable that you will take to any lanugage. I would not look at life as only learning or working with one language.
Good luck!
Granted, I work for Adobe as an evangelist, but I say go for it. I would repeat a lot of points made here. Especially that we have tripled the size of our developer base in the past 4 years to the tune of 778k.
That being said, I would throw in that interning in a ColdFusion shop is not going to limit you to only learning ColdFusion. You don't typically just use ColdFusion to exclusion of all other tools at every level; there are several technologies that tend to be used with ColdFusion that are also valuable to learn:
So, as an internship, look at the entire stack you get to play with, not just one piece of it.
Take it!
Take this opportunity to learn these skills, concepts and tools while you get paid, how nice is that!
You see? Many of these are high level enough that you can learn and carry over to many other web-programming languages!!!
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I cut my teeth on CF for server-side programming (just before 4.0 came out, and it was still owned by Allaire)
From what I've heard from old coworkers, it's still kicking some ass.
It's an internship. Try to get a sense of how smart the non-interns are. If they're smart, and it's your only current opportunity, jump right in.
I managed to very painlessly move from CF to Perl/PHP/ASP (classic in those days) nearly 10 years ago.
Server-side programming is server-side programming. Especially when you're young and inexperienced, don't fret about the language.
Instead, take an internship where you'll work for smart people who know their poop and can teach you. You're there to learn big-picture stuff, not become a niche specialist.
Unless you have other offers, I would say to absolutely take it. ColdFusion is a programming language, so you will be getting real-world programming experience to put on a resume some day. Plus ColdFusion experience will train you in web development, and it will teach you the same principles that are used in .net, J2EE, and especially PHP development.
Having full-time working experience on your resume helps a lot when you graduate, to give you an edge over other students who may not have working experience. Plus, you'll have other languages (Java? C++? C#?) that you are using in your college courses, so it's not like ColdFusion will be the only language you're capable of using.
In my own experience, I had a summer internship in an IT department where I learned a lot of Access and SQL stuff, which happened to land me a co-op job the next summer as a software tester at a cell-phone company which happened to want someone cheap to build an Access database for them. The next summer, with two full-time internships under my belt, I had an edge over other students in applying for another co-op position at IBM, where I was a WebSphere tester. Even as a tester at IBM, I got the chance to write Java code (to test WebSphere you have to write WebSphere apps). So by the time I graduated, I had a full year's worth of experience, which stands out for someone hiring an entry-level employee. In fact, my manager at my first job after college specifically told me (after hiring me) that one of the main factors in her hiring decision was that I had experience at a 40-hour-a-week work for a similarly-run corporation.
Now, of my three internships, only one touched on any actual programming, yet it helped me greatly to get where I am today as a programmer. So I'd say an internship where you are actually doing programming, even in ColdFusion, is a great idea for your future.
It would be wiser to take that internship than have no internship/job. However, be aware that ColdFusion isn't viewed ... all that seriously by many in the development community; but many of those who do use it swear by it. So, you will make yourself that much more valuable by having knowledge of a fairly "obscure" language and you may learn a technique/trick/methodology from ColdFusion that you can apply to other languages.
You'll also have the benefit of learning everything else that the company has to offer (engineering best practices, etc.).
I worked for 5 or so years in a ColdFusion development company now I'm programming in PHP. ColdFusion has been slowly losing popularity over the years but a lot skills you will learn will still be relevant for other web based development languages especially with the growing emphasis on front end code since web 2.0. I found the move to PHP to be pretty straight forward as both languages are basically designed to do the same sort of things.
So I'd say go for it, it will be a good place to get a solid grounding in web based programming and give you plenty of opportunity to learn JavaScript and database code as well. But I would advise choosing a more popular back end language to get familiar with in your spare time as ColdFusion jobs can be a little hard to come by and it might get worse in the future.
Good luck!
In this economy if you don't have any other internships available to you then I would jump on it. That said, you might want to consider what you will get from this versus spending the time on something else. ColdFusion is a fairly old technology but if you are tracking other languages and tools outside of the internship I don't see a major problem with it. There are really too many factors and information that you are not able to provide with your question to give a great answer to this.
If you have never been offered an internship before, then I would say yes.
Rumors of ColdFusion's death have been greatly exaggerated, and some tools that Microsoft created are based on ColdFusion principles.


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OJAI – When Taylor Fritz's final shot fell wide, Gage Brymer pumped his first and smiled toward his parents, Chuck and Mary, seated among a couple hundred spectators at Libbey Park.
Brymer had just made history.
Brymer's 6-3, 6-0 victory over Fritz, a talented freshman from Torrey Pines, in Saturday's championship match of the 113th annual Ojai Tennis Tournament was his third in as many years. The University High star is just the third high school player to win three such titles and the first since Bobby Riggs in 1936.
"It was a little bit of relief," Brymer said a few minutes later, a medal now draped over his blue University team polo. "I know we've been talking about this, of course, for the last year, so (my parents) know how important it is to me and it's important to our family. It was a good feeling, a good feeling at the end."
The title match was tied at three games in the first set before Brymer broke Fritz in the seventh game. That proved to be the turning point, as the senior from Irvine remained steady and kept the pressure on to claim the final nine games and hoist the 111-year-old Farnam Cup.
Brymer, who needed just 58 minutes to win his semifinal match, 6-0, 6-2, over San Marino's James Wade, dropped only 15 games over his six tournament matches. Fritz advanced to the finals by beating Corona del Mar's Alec Adamson, 6-1, 6-4.
Asked his feelings upon hearing his name in the same sentence as Riggs, the former world No. 1, Brymer called it an honor.
"For him to do what he did here and then go on to be one of the best players of all time is really important," he said. "It makes it so much bigger than just a tournament."
Not long after Brymer cemented his place in Ojai history, a pair of his teammates grasped trophies of their own. University's Tyler Lu and Drew Dawson bounced back from a first set defeat to beat San Marino's Robert Carter and Daniel Gealer, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, to win the doubles title.
Both championships gave University its fourth consecutive Ojai team title, awarded to the school with the most combined wins over the singles and doubles draws. The Trojans are just the third school to win the Griggs Cup at least four years in a row. The others are La Jolla (1971-1974) and Santa Barbara, which twice won at least five straight.
"You can't take any one of them for granted. Because as you can see, along the way, anything can happen," University coach John Kessler said of the four team titles. "So the fact that we've been lucky enough — and it is a combination of luck and talent — to win four in a row at this place is pretty incredible."
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The smallest cattle herd since the 1950s likely will mean higher beef prices at the supermarket for the next two years.
Experts said beef prices could climb as much as 10 percent a year in 2012 and 2013, and the increase could be even greater if demand from other countries increases.
Those higher prices would follow steady increases that have seen the average retail cost of a pound of hamburger rise 23 percent, from $2.38 in December 2010 to $2.92 last December, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Last month, the USDA reported the U.S. herd had declined to 90.8 million cattle, 2 percent less than the previous year and the lowest inventory since 1952, when there were 88.1 million. "We're producing less beef, so prices are going to go up," Texas AgriLife Extension Service livestock economist David Anderson said.
Ranchers have sold more of their cattle in recent years to meet increased costs for feed, fuel and other expenses. The soaring feed costs come amid heightened demand for corn to produce ethanol and to meet a growing export market.
The situation has been worst in Texas, the nation's leading cattle producer, and other parts of the southern plains and southwest, where a record drought caused pastures to wither, leaving ranchers with few options but to sell their cattle or pay top-dollar for feed.
There are 1.4 million fewer cattle — a record 660,000 of those cows — in Texas this year compared with the previous year, accounting for about 74 percent of the drop in numbers nationally. The animals were either moved to another state or were slaughtered.
Texas still leads the nation with 11.9 million head of cattle and calves, an 11 percent drop from last January. Cattle numbers plunged 12 percent in Oklahoma, to 4.5 million head, and in New Mexico by 10 percent, to 1.39 million head.
While cattle numbers dropped in those states, they have climbed elsewhere, especially in the Northern Plains where more rain led to plentiful pastureland.
Even in the Southwest, there has been some good news, as the USDA reports that producers held on to more heifers, or young cows, than some expected. The January report showed a 1 percent increase over last year's number of heifers retained. That could put the industry in position to grow the herd more quickly
Until the cattle supply increases, consumers will see higher prices, said Lane Broadbent, a livestock analyst with KIS Futures in Oklahoma City. He said worldwide demand for U.S. beef also could increase in the next couple of years, causing prices to stay steady or rise even if the herd size grows as expected.
"An era of cheap meat might not happen for another two to three years," Broadbent said. "It's basically supply and demand, and this USDA report showed that our supplies are going to increase."
The USDA projects per capita beef consumption will drop to 55.7 pounds in 2013 before climbing to 58.9 pounds in 2020. Per capita consumption of chicken was forecast to increase throughout the decade, with 2020 showing 91.5 pounds.


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She vomit 7x in 8hrs last month then follow by fever that was ear infection.
Mine had a similar situation a couple of weeks ago - and it took almost a week for him to get over it. He would vomit act completely fine have no vomit for a whole day and then right when I would think I could go back to work he would vomit again. We took him to the Dr. and she told us that it was probably due to an ear infection. I'm not sure I buy that - but he finally stopped so whatever it was he eventually got over.
My dd is vomiting and diarreah and is acting totsally normal without a fever...i m confused as well. hope to find some answers on here too
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Our specialist fashion lawyers provide our clients, including designers, manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers and distributors, with a wide range of fashion law services.
Collyer Bristow's experienced education team provides advice to educational institutions including independent schools, further education colleges and universities based in the UK and internationally.
Real estate
Our leading real-estate group deals with all aspects of commercial transactions, real-estate disputes and construction matters (both contentious and non-contentious).
Media and culture
The Collyer Bristow media and culture team has many years of experience and expertise. Our work covers a wide range of activities in music, publishing, artist agency, the arts and management, image rights and defamation and reputation management, advising a diverse client base both in the UK and internationally.
Financial services
Our financial services group brings together the expertise of lawyers across departments with knowledge and experience of the financial services sector. The group's work ranges from corporate finance to financial services regulation, lending and turnaround and recoveries.
Collyer Bristow's international and cross-border work now represents more than 30 per cent of our business. With an office in Geneva, and Italian, Russian, Scandinavian, Spanish and US desks, we have a broad international client base and many years of experience of offering a comprehensive service to non-UK-based clients.
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Collyer Bristow held a client seminar on 18 November 2015 and used a case study to identify eight smart ways to resolve disputes at work.
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When an employment relationship comes to an end, the tax-efficient structuring of termination payments is key.
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Turnover (£m): 14.90
No. of lawyers: 80