Converting to Drupal

I'm currently migrating a theater website I designed to Drupal. Here's my stumper:

I have a couple related content types, 'Season' and 'Show.' Shows are related to season by a field / node reference. For example, a show called 'Waiting for Godot' has a field called 'Season,' which is a node reference to season '2010-2011' (the season in which the show takes place).

I'm currently doing a website conversion from xhtml to Drupal. The site was not designed originally with Drupal in mind.

This is my first site conversion, and it's going relatively smoothly... and I've been able to work out most issues.

One issue I'm having a problem with: In the admin/build/block page, I am unable to drag and drop blocks, nor am I able to set the block weight... which renders block arrangement useless. (When I switch to my admin theme (RootCandy), the drag/drop function works correctly.

that might have been asked many times.

what i want is to use the full power of drupal as single user.
how to make a blog which really works and does look like a blog (coming from movable type).

i know drupal for many years, but never found a working example for that what i need.

blog simply needs to be for me, so when using pathauto, on /blog there should be a page which does show blog related menu.

like

cat1
sub1
sub2
cat2
sub1
sub_etc

for our product images...

I need to redirect the top url pattern to the bottom one for drupal:

original-> http://www.mydomain.com/store//images/P/image.jpg
new-> http://dev.mydomain.com/sites/default/files/images/imagecache/product/P/...

I tried this to no avail.
RewriteEngine on

Hi,

I have just started getting into Drupal, after using Wordpress for years and also having our own custom built CMS system.

Im looking to convert a games site to Drupal and I have got stuck on a process which I hope someone can assist me.

Basically we have lots of games such as Halo Reach with associated content for each game including: News, Reviews, Previews, Features, Cheats etc.

Hello,

I have recently come over to the drupal world from Wordpress. I am converting my companies site to a drupal site, or at the very least, I am looking in to doing so. Drupal sites are a service we would like to offer our clients in the future.

Coming from Wordpress, I think I am having a hard time bridging the gap between how pages work. Rather, I assume pages are nodes now?