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Wednesday, August 23, 2006

We’ll start today’s show off with a look at the long history of doctoring photos--the technology existed well before digital cameras and software programs were invented. Then, we’ll talk to two of the driving forces behind the hit Off-Broadway musical [title of show]. Later on, Scott Smith describes his new thriller, The Ruins. And we’ll learn about “boutique” doctors who offer round-the-clock care for a yearly retainer.

Photo Doctoring

Modern technology--like digital cameras and sophisticated editing software--makes it relatively easy to alter photos. But the art of doctoring images is nothing new. On today’s show, Willis Hartshorn, director of the International Center for Photography, and Robin Kelsey, professor of art and architecture at Harvard University, look at ...

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Jeff Bowen and Susan Blackwell on "Title of Show"

Composer and lyricist Jeff Bowen, and actress Susan Blackwell, tell us about their hit Off-Broadway musical: "title of show".

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Suspense in The Ruins

Scott Smith describes his new thriller set in the remote Mayan ruins of Mexico: The Ruins.

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Events: Scott Smith will be reading and signing books
Thursday, August 24 at 7 pm
Chelsea Barnes & Noble
Sixth Avenue at 22nd ...

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"Boutique" Doctors

Dr. Wendy Edwards, a medical ethicist from St. Vincent’s Hospital, and lawyer Jennifer Russano discuss “boutique” doctors—and the implications of the round-the-clock access they give to patients who can afford a yearly retainer.

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