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...with efficiency, content to let her targets hang themselves with their own words. But Freudenberger is after more than the easy comedy of young Americans in old Asia. She seeks the unseen forces that bind together families?both biological and artificial?no matter how far apart their individual members roam. At the orphanage where Mandy works with AIDS-afflicted children, the suddenly tender daughter hands an infant to her squeamish, confused mother, Alice, who stares back at the grown child now drifting unfathomably far from her. Those are the sudden moments of near understanding that Freudenberger captures throughout this satisfying...
...heading north, roam through the Seattle Art Museum, drink in hand, listening to live contemporary music at "Thursday After Hours." This weekly event draws hundreds of people between the ages of 25 and 40, says the museum's spokeswoman Cara Egan. "It's known as a good place to meet people outside...
...arranges events such as a games night, river rafting and skydiving. According to spokeswoman Kumiko Yoshida, people sign up because "they're busy, active professionals who don't have time to plan social events." To participate, they pay a nominal membership fee. If you're heading north, roam through the Seattle Art Museum, drink in hand, listening to live contemporary music at "Thursday After Hours." This weekly event draws hundreds of people between the ages of 25 and 40, says the museum's spokeswoman Cara Egan. "It's known as a good place to meet people outside...
...great to be a live music fan in Cambridge. Only one T-stop inbound to Central Square and the sounds of musicians at work abound. Music addicts roam the streets seven nights a week for a fix, and cozy T.T. the Bear’s Place is one of the best places...
...that your telephone received signals through a copper line and your television from an antenna. Then came cell phones and cable TV, and that which was wired became wireless, and vice versa. Now the wireless revolution is coming to the Internet, enabling road warriors and home users alike to roam the Web with no strings--or cables--attached. Wi-fi is not perfect--setup is clunky and the range limited--yet it's fast becoming not just a nifty new technology but a way of life. Find...