Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Big ideas, passion for leading Playhouse | CommunityPress.com | cincinnati.com

Blake Robison, who will take over from Ed Stern in July as artistic director of Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, wants a Big Tent.

Robison, 45, currently the producing artistic director at the Round House Theatre in Bethesda, Md., plans to "invite a lot of people under that tent."

Robison will be in and out of Cincinnati for the remainder of this season - "all my vacation time and a whole bunch of weekends" - to meet the community and plan the 2012-13 season before he formally joins Playhouse on July 1. While in Cincinnati Thursday for the announcement by the Playhouse board that he had been named to the new position after a one-year national search, Robison answered a few questions for The Enquirer.

Hundreds in Cincinnati attend memorial for civil rights leader the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth | The Republic

Cincinnati — Hundreds gathered at the Cincinnati church of the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth to remember the civil rights champion who endured bombs, beatings and death threats as he fought for equality in the South.

Shuttlesworth died Oct. 5 at age 89. He was buried Friday in his native Alabama, where he waged his battle against racism before moving to Cincinnati, where he was a pastor for four decades.

Halloween zombies on The View with Robert Kirkman and Kate Gosselin - National Cable TV | Examiner.com

"The View's" theme for Halloween was "Zombie Reality TV Stars."  Also dressed as zombies were the show hosts, including Joy Behar as "Hoarder Zombie," Whoopi Goldberg as "Steven Tyler Zombie," Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck as "The Bachelor Zombie." Guests for the Halloween episode on October 31, 2011, were Kate Gosselin and Robert Kirkman, creator of  AMC's "The Walking Dead." 

NFL mocks Writers Pick All Week 8 Games vs the Spread - NFL Mocks - Covering the 2012 NFL draft, Mock Draft Database, Scouting Reports, and Fantasy Fo...

Today, Reggie and I make are week 8 picks vs the spread. I have struggled the last few weeks after a simmering start to the season, hopefully things will turn back around this week.

Spread                                            Winner

Google Chrome má tah na branku, Firefox ztratil dech

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Tvůrci prohlížečů doslova bombardují uživatele novými verzemi svých výtvorů. Roste však s číslem verze také podíl na trhu? Pro Mozilla Firefox to neplatí. Na záda mu navíc dýchá Google Chrome. Může být naprostou jedničkou?

Prohlížeč Google Chrome v září oslavil de facto teprve své třetí narozeniny , ale tah na branku se mu upřít nedá. Takřka jako jediný současný webový prohlížeč vykazuje trvalý růst svého tržního podílu. Velmi rychle se vecpal do první trojky za první Internet Explorer a druhý Mozilla Firefox. Dlouhodobý trend přitom ukazuje, že pokud se v následujících měsících nic zásadního nezmění, tak si třetí Google Chrome prohodí místo s druhým Mozilla Firefoxem.

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Madonna pregnant; ‘other kid’ sent back | NewsBiscuit

Pop megastar Madonna stunned journalists this morning when she announced that she was expecting her third baby in the spring and had consequently ‘sent back’ the child she’d recently adopted in Malawi.

The scandal surrounding the celebrity adoption had been growing throughout the week, with local childcare agencies accusing the star of circumventing the usual adoption procedures. However the announcement that Madonna didn’t need the boy after all because she was having ‘a proper baby’ has not seemed to placate her critics.

The best used cars and SUVs for the money - Money - TODAY.com

It’s never been more difficult for buyers to find a bargain in the used car market. Fortunately we’ve dug deep into the data to identify 11 worthy late-model cars and SUVs that are truly great deals.

According to the used-car valuation experts at Kelley Blue Book, the average value of a one- to three-year-old used vehicle has increased from $15,000 in 2008 to more than $23,000 in 2011, which amounts to an average boost of nearly 16 percent per year. This is causing an affordability problem among cash-strapped buyers who can’t otherwise afford a new car, which on average costs nearly $30,000 according to the industry research and forecasting company TrueCar.com.