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The article discusses developments in the theatre industry in Great Britain as of early November 2013. It examines the possible effects on the survival of regional theatres of the moves to broadcast stage performances to cinemas and homes worldwide. It cites the announcement by the Royal Opera House that it will soon start the showing of performances to movie theatres in the U.S. as example.

The article focuses on the top Christmas gifts for senior citizens in Malakoff, Texas. Heavy-duty moisturizers can help prevent wrinkles. Soft double-deep seat cushions can provide comfort. Other favorite gifts are hair thickener cream rinse and eye cream. Large print books could be combined with other gifts. If all gifts fail, giving a pet is recommended.

Reports on the opportunities for businesses seeking office space in southern California. Factors driving the trend towards suburban migration; Investments.

Opinion. Comments on the large-scale government-sponsored health care reform in the United States. Plans to consolidate, streamline and cut costs in health care; Preferred provider organizations; Criticisms.

On Thursday, the food glitterati will gather at the Palace of Fine Arts for the fifth annual Good Food Awards. For America’s makers of chocolate, charcuterie, jams and spirits — 11 categories all — this is Oscar night. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

As customers line up on a neon stretch of Fillmore Street, what is widely regarded as one of the most innovative restaurants in the country readies for the nightly crush. Inside, State Bird Provisions looks like an industrial art gallery, its pegboard and concrete walls hung with vivid canvases. The simple tables aren’t set with much — no tablecloths, scant place settings beyond stacks of ceramic plates — but waiters polish the silver and glassware like it’s a Relais & Châteaux hotel. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In 2009, Aaron Wehner, publisher of Ten Speed Press in Emeryville, received an unusual cookbook proposal from three unknowns: two Canadian chefs and a former waitress in Montreal. The text contained as much about trains and Quebec history as about recipes. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

At Liba Falafel’s new Uptown Oakland shop, it’s certainly possible to enjoy fried chickpea balls with no toppings. However, that would be like waiting in line at Bi-Rite Creamery for a cone and no ice cream. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Tender strands of slow-cooked pork, fatty in the best way, sometimes a bit crispy. It's easier to agree that carnitas make the best tacos than to settle on the best way to make them. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A letter to the editor is presented acknowledging the help of some individuals at the Gulf Coast Medical Center in Wharton, Texas including Doctor Mystan Gurkin and the nurses in surgery.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Here We Go Again" in the June 6, 2008 issue, "This Just In" in the May 30, 2008 issue, and "Going Both Ways" in the May 30, 2008 issue.

Reports on the trademark lawsuit filed against Google Inc. by the American Blind and Wallpaper Factory Corp. in Indianapolis, Indiana. Commercialization of the product through the Internet; Details on the decision of the court; Confusion of the consumers.

Reports that Russians will have an opportunity in June, 1996 to choose their national leader by democratic ballot, an event which would be a first for the county. Speculations about the elections; Prospects of a communist returning to power; Significance of the June elections; Information on Russia, since the collapsed of the Soviet Union in 1991.

Opinion. Focuses on electronic publishing, which is seen as a medium being created in cyberspace, and `Washington Post's on-line service called `Digital Ink.' Post's plans to reduce news coverage in the newspaper; Background information on the newspaper company; Benefits of using the on-line service.

Opinion. Argues about why it is sometimes necessary to use unnamed sources in the `Washington Post' newspaper. Criticism about Bob Woodward's March 2, 1997 report on Vice President Gore's fund-raising activities; Reasons it is not always realistic to reveal the names of sources; Scenarios to consider.

Features The Crayon Factory which opened in Easton Pennsylvania. Description of the factory; Admission to the factory.

Opinion. Present an analysis of the North American perception of South America. Possible reasons for this perception; Types of changes which South America have encountered; Information on Argentina.