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he invitation couldn’t be more spinster and religious zealot. “Agenticing: A chance to spend atha Christie is very convoluted in a vacation on an island off presenting many characters and the southern coast of England. scenarios, so it’s hard to figure But where and who are the out whodunit. You really have hosts? And, ohmygosh, did to pay attention.” that rich, spoiled fellow down The novel the play is based by: Karen the hall just get knocked off? on is Christie’s best selling, Bossick That sense of carefree abanmaking it the world’s bestdon turns to a sinking weight at selling mystery. That’s saying the bottom of the stomach as the something, considering only the guests realize that someone is killBible has outsold her 80 detecing the guests one by one—their murders tive novels. paralleling the “Ten Little Indians” nursery Director Jamey Reynolds, who rhyme. And they’re trapped. has spent the past two months Laughing Stock Theatre Company will watching Agatha Christie movies, present Agatha Christie’s murder mystery, thinks this is Christie’s best, even though “And Then There Were None,” for a two“Mousetrap is her longest running play, week run beginning Friday at the nexStage with 23,000 consecutive running shows and Theatre. The cast and crew from Laughing Stock Theatre’s And Then There Were None production. “It’s a brain teaser,” said Page Klune, who continued, page 12 COURTESY PHOTO will play the part of Emily Brent, an elderly
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ver the past six months, I’ve read books about finance, the economy, and money. I’m hooked. How we structure by: JIMA our economy, Rice, Ph.D. the expectations we have of it, and what it actually delivers for our democracy is something everyone should have some knowledge about, if only for their own improved economic success. So, here’s some of what I’ve gleaned. Take it with a grain of salt because my foray has just started and I’m sure my early understanding is imperfect. The dominant U.S. economic theory for the past half century has been this: Money in a free-market economy flows to its most productive uses because human beings, with access to full information, will rationally choose to use their money in ways that are beneficial to them. There will be winners and losers spread randomly throughout the economy, but the market is always “efficient”; i.e., no one
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Vollbracht speaks at St. Luke’s Health Conference
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James Vollbracht, author of Stopping at Every Lemonade Stand, is the keynote speaker for the St. Luke’s Center for Community Health Annual Fall Conference this Saturday, Nov. 13. Vollbract has been traveling around the country to teach communities how to create a culture that cares for kids. COURTESY PHOTO
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