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...century Paris to post-World War II New Orleans, the musician's hometown. The lure for Stroman? Well, it's hard to resist a chance to achieve a theatrical grand slam: four (count 'em) hits on Broadway running simultaneously. (Along with The Producers, the others are her dance musical Contact and the revival of The Music Man.) She's assembled a solid cast, including Craig Bierko (The Music Man), Kate Levering (42nd Street) and Debra Monk (this summer's Seagull in Central Park). Thou Shalt Not is just one in a jam-packed lineup of musicals scheduled for Broadway this...
Your coverage of assisted living was very comprehensive, with one exception: if there is any suspicion of abuse or neglect, families should contact the state department of social services and file a complaint. In North Carolina, there is a division for the elderly called adult services, and complaints can be anonymous if there is fear of retaliation against the loved one. The department protects the elderly, and legally, we are all obligated to report any form of abuse or neglect. GABRIELLE M. THOMPSON Marion...
...relatives of MIA soldiers with claims of a 70% success rate in tracking down loved ones' remains--with the help of cell phones. After an initial consultation, a seer draws a map with the location of the missing body. The family heads to the site and makes cell-phone contact to narrow the search, receiving instructions like "See that banana tree? A little to its left." One psychic agency claims it's getting up to 100 inquiries a day for its service, in exchange for "donations" of $40. Unlike the millions spent by Washington to help find missing U.S. servicemen...
...Granted, says Devitt, there could be controversy when it comes time to actually implement any experimental treatments derived from the mouse-human mixture. "Separating the human cells from the mouse cells can be tricky," he explains. "But we have seen human cell lines successfully developed while in extensive contact with mouse cells...
...public domain but not meant for foreign eyes. And then there's He Qinglian, an economist who is outspoken about the cost of corruption and cronyism but, in China's authoritarian context, qualifies as a dissident. Police broke into her home several times, looking, she believes, for evidence of contact with foreigners to support a phony charge that she, too, is a spy. In June she left for the United States and self-imposed exile. Yes, the big picture now is that China is open. But that can hardly be taken for granted. "For the moment, we are beginning...