
 
TEMPO STORIES FOR MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2004
Cicadas: Few can forget invasion of '87
They'll be here in no time at all: 5 billion 17-year cicadas buzzin' and hummin' all over the place. Look for them to emerge from Cincinnati's underground sometime between May 17 and 21.


Stressed at work? Try to relax a little
Your inbox is so full the system is about to crash. Your boss is crankier than a 2-year-old who's missed his nap. The phones won't stop ringing. The fax machine is on life support. And every project you're responsible for from now until retirement is due before lunch.

'Apprentice' success means money in merchandise
The Apprentice may be over, but that hasn't stopped retailers, publishers and budding entrepreneurs from getting fired up about it. Here's just a sampling of how people are cashing in the show's success.

Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival turns 10
Ten years ago, tiny Fahrenheit Theatre Company was born on $8,000 and a vision that melded classical texts and exuberant and messy young energy.

Decade worthy of note
Company revives its 'Roses'
The Bard does endure

Home Style
The Cincinnati Flower Show: Turning 15 and still growing. Your guide to this year's flower show and a look back at last year's show, plus decorating tips and finds.


Summer camp guide
Cincinnati's 2004 summer camp lineup offers children of all ages everything from learning a foreign language, to taking a trip back in history to the pioneer days or to the future of space exploration.

Holocaust awareness events today
Get to it! A guide to help make your day.
TV Best Bets

BOX OFFICE
'Kill Bill' leads weekend of cinematic vengeance
LOS ANGELES - Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill saga slayed its movie rivals once again, with part two of the vengeance tale following its predecessor as the country's No. 1 weekend draw.

HEALTH & FITNESS
Go big red: Strawberries can build healthy hearts
It wouldn't be spring without the taste of fresh strawberries. These plump, glistening, ruby-red gems are everywhere from grocery store displays to farmers markets and roadside stands. Packed with vitamin C, fiber, folic acid, potassium and only 48 calories per cup, you can enjoy fresh strawberries without guilt.
Body & Mind: Taking care of your whole self


Forget fad; eat balanced meals
Question: How can I make sense of this whole low-carb craze, and how can I make it work for me?

YOU TELL US
Join one of our new reader panels
Wanted: Folks who like to talk about themselves and aren't afraid to share details of their lives, from what's bugging them to what kinds of activities they enjoy.

Get real advice from a regular guy
Answers to your burning questions about relationships, getting ahead, life's little mysteries and the world in general - introducing "Dear Doug."

Cincinnati Entertainment
Cincinnati.Com's Freetime is your key to local entertainment!
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SPECIAL
Special section: Legacy of the Popes
Saturday, Saint Peter and the Vatican: The Legacy of the Popes opens at Cincinnati Museum Center with 350 works from the Holy See.

Hahn S P E C I A L   R E P O R T:   E X T R E M E   C H O I C E S
Suffering children, desperate parents
Thousands of parents with severely ill children face decisions most of us cannot imagine, as cash-strapped states are slashing Medicaid and cutting off families who desperately need help. This series examines those extreme choices and the families who are making them.

Jewel of art, architecture repolished
The Taft Museum of Art is at the height of a $19 million makeover which will double the size of the museum, clean up centuries of grime and fix a few decorating disasters.
How the house changed

Readers share memories of flight
In honor of the 100th anniversary of flight, we asked readers to share their own memories of flying. Hundreds of folks did. Here are some of our favorites.
ONLINE EXTRA: More responses not included in print edition

Technology news
Our weekly guide to computers, the Web and the latest gadgets.

Women of the Year
The Enquirer honors 10 Tristaters for their service to their community. The newspaper has recognized women of distinction annually since 1968.

On the Same Page
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