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One of today's panelists will be The Rail's Joe Drape, a reporter for The New York Times.

Among the panelists will be Barry Benepe, the program's founder, and Dan Barber, the chef and owner of Blue Hill restaurant.

Among the panelists will be Senator Pat Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania and a member of the Senate Budget Committee; Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee; and Grover Norquist, founder and president of the conservative Americans for Tax Reform.

The three panelists will be Julius Westheimer, 84, a former stockbroker in Baltimore who writes about personal finance; Bernadette Murphy, a longtime technical analyst who said she "was retired" from the show a couple of years ago after appearing on it for 23 years; and James Grant, 55, the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer.

Panelists will be Mr. Berger, author of "The Purples," a fictional recounting of the rise and fall of a Prohibition-era gang based in Detroit; Mr. Wallace, whose book is based on the life of a young woman who made headlines as a baseball phenomenon in the 1920s; and Gary Sledge, a former Reader's Digest editor and a co-author of two novels set in 19th-century China.

The dating space is changing rapidly and these panelists will be integral in mapping out that journey.

The final panelist will be Cyril Ebersweiler.

The panelists, Michael Batterberry, Bob Lape, William Grimes and Gael Greene, will be led by Mitchell Davis of the James Beard Foundation.

Final rounds in the three cities produced the three panelists who will be on the air tomorrow during the second intermission of Wagner's "Walkure".

Ms. Gaffney is one of the panelists who will be exploring the role of theater in times of crisis at a free symposium sponsored by the New Jersey Theater Alliance on Monday at 7 p.m. at the Crossroads Theater in New Brunswick.

The cycle for 3D adoption, panelists said, will be similar to the conversion to high-def TV, with a good three to five years to go.