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Aiming to squeeze the amount--and cost--of energy used to cool homes and businesses in warm-weather areas, ClimateWell, based in balmy Hägersten, south of Stockholm, is marketing a novel solution: solar-powered air conditioning...
...should have. Omnium Gatherum, a play by Theresa Rebeck and Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros that was a hit of the Humana Festival in Louisville, Ky., last spring and just opened off-Broadway, is pretty much a mess as drama--both tendentious and trivial, underplotted and overacted. But it's the most ambitious example yet of a theatrical type that is getting hard to ignore: the post-9/11 play...
...Degrees of Separation when Ouisa says to Paul, who has lost the only copy of his graduation thesis to a mugger, "I hope your mugger reads every word [of it]." I hope the muggers of the arts and humanities read every word of Hughes' spectacular piece. BERNARD GERSTEN, Executive Producer Lincoln Center Theater New York City...
...woman whose rambling talk can disarm a felon through sheer boredom. The second half is dominated by Pippa Pearthree as the most successful of the clan's three adult daughters, a lesbian lawyer with a taste for vengeance and violence. There are also plenty of laughs for Alexandra Gersten as a daughter forever finding herself, William Youmans as a good- natured but doltish son-in-law prone to getting beaten up (he does an exquisite ballet of pain as an arm in a sling gets wrenched anew) and Jack Wallace as a veteran cop full of salty scorn for anything...
...around their limitations, some established nurse entrepreneurs are hiring staff doctors. Chicago's Gersten, for example, has recruited nine physicians. A few nurses have also moved far beyond their original calling to head substantial medical firms. In 1982 Elizabeth Dayani, a Kansas City nurse, helped found American Nursing Resources as a supplier of professional workers to hospitals, corporations and individual clients. Now the firm employs more than 2,000 nurses, therapists, dietitians and other specialists at 19 branches in nine states. Revenues were $11 million last year...