Carromato Teatro

Theatre Rental New York Theatre Group Our theatres are unlike most you will find in New York. They are in a beautiful, well-maintained art deco building with a rich history. Our patio and studio theatre offer multiple spaces that are perfect for the additional needs of film/tv shoots. The seating is intimate and comfortable. Location Our theatre is located in the heart of Broadway on 37th street between Seventh and Eight avenues. We are tucked away on a quiet street that is home to the film industry studios, sound engineers, special effects labs, film vaults. At night, free street parking is ample. Rental Rates The Theatre will be rented to individuals, businesses and organizations based on a rate schedule approved by the Board of Directors. The rental rate structure, effective January 1, 2009, is included at the end of this section. Deposits and Cancellations A deposit fee of 0.00 will be required to hold a date on the Theatre calendar. This fee will be refunded if cancellation occurs 120 days in advance of the scheduled date. Cancellation must be made with written notification. The balance of the base rental fee will be required no later than forty-five days ... [more..]

Meditation music can help you find all of these benefits with calming sounds. Meditation and other anxiety reducing wellness practices are critically important in today's world. By making these healing arts easily accessible, people will attain abundant health, balance, and peace in their lives; we have developed a manifest mix of music that can help you obtain the very culminating meditative state as possible.This unique healing, meditation music uses resonance to wash away stress, and impeach your body with strong, positive force. This in turn opens your mind to creative encouragement and visions, even peak experiences. Remember, meditation is a personal wayfaring and it is up to you to choose which tools you are going to take along. In addition to soothing approach, hypnosis music and meditation music often consolidate natural elements such as the harmony of ocean waves, passably flowing streams, or birds chirping. Ideal for relaxation, meditation and bodywork, Meditation reveals a new petal in the lotus blossom of Tibetan/Nepali meditation music, a vehicle for cogitative journeys inoculate with the healing aspects of an age-old tradition. Meditative music has a curing effect on the body, mind, and spirit. It ... [more..]

Having recorded my new CD Sacred Love with Grammy-award winners Will Ackerman (producer) and Corin Nelsen (recording and mix engineer), here are 6 sure-fire ways to make musical magical happen on your next recording session and take your CD to the next level. 1.            Make a Budget and Stick to It Records cost lots of money to make. If you're recording in your home studio, you've probably spent thousands of dollars for a computer, software, audio interfaces, speakers, microphones and musical instruments. Whether you're recording your CD at home or working with a producer at independent studios, you want to make a budget and stick to it. My budget included fees for producer, studio, travel, musicians, mastering, PR and radio promotion, duplication, and distribution. Make sure you know what you expect to spend and over how long, so that you can raise the money. Producers get paid hourly or by the song, or a custom deal plus points on a song. If you are co-producing, you can split the points. Musicians get paid different fees from free to sky's the limit. The more famous and accomplished musicians get larger fees than your friend might - unless ... [more..]

ARREST UNDER THE CUSTOMS ACT – BAILABLE OR NON-BAILABLE OFFENCE Dinesh Kumar Agrawal, Ex-IRS Khaitan & Co., Mumbai (article was published in Excise Law Times) Section 104 of the Customs Act, 1962 (the “Customs Act”) empowers the Commissioner of Customs to order arrest of a person for an offence punishable under Section 132, 133, 135, 135A and 136 of the Customs Act. In terms of sub-section (2) thereof, every person arrested under sub-section (1) is required to be taken to a magistrate without any delay. Sub-section (3) thereof confers same powers to customs officer for the purpose of releasing arrested person on bail as enjoyed by the police under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (“Code”). In terms of sub-section (4) of the Section 104, offences under the Customs Act are non-cognizable. However, it has not been declared in the Customs Act as to whether said offences are bailable or non-bailable. Punishable offences and quantum of punishment Different kinds of offences under the Customs Act are punishable with varying amount of imprisonment or with fine or both. A summary of punishable offences and consequent punishments are given below:  Section Nature of ... [more..]