TEMPO STORIES FOR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2003 'Survivor' casting call Monday You have two minutes to tell cameras why you should be a castaway. Retro TV: Same in name only ABC's new Dragnet (10 p.m. today) lacks the humor and tone of Jack Webb's old police series. As for all of the upcoming retro shows, TV executives are convinced the best way to revive an old show is to make sure it doesn't look exactly like the predecessor. Jarvi puts Cincy, Estonia on map Paavo Jarvi is "putting the Cincinnati Symphony on the map," announces the February issue of Gramophone magazine. Designer makes ballet 'Dreamy' With only five days before load-in, the day when painting and building stops and set pieces move into the theater, David Guthrie is anxious. Get to it! A guide to help make your day. SPECIAL Get listed in our summer camps guide Fill out the online form and you're in. Get up off the couch Tristaters are overweight and out of shape, a survey shows. To change Fat City to Fit City, the Enquirer is beginning a year-long project to get you going on your own fitness program. Technology news Our weekly guide to computers, the Web and the latest gadgets. Winter Arts Guide Our best bets and important dates. • Pop Music Events • Classical Music Events • Dance Events • Movies Releases • Theater Events • Visual Arts Events 25 forces that will shape culture in 2003 As we look ahead to 2003, here are 25 of the most significant forces we believe will shape our community's life for the next 12 months and beyond: 1. The big economic squeeze 2. Clear Channel's dominance 3. Suburbanites: Will they roam? 4. The plea for racial healing 5. The media's message 6. A whole new ball game 7. Edgy art center opening 8. Tall Stacks rolls back 9. Will tourists go home happy? 10. How Fine Arts Fund carries clout 11. You can't fight City Hall 12. Laura Long: Downtown force 13. The CSO's growing empire 14. Rosenthals' big impact 15. Northern Kentucky development 16. Museum Center's main man 17. Lobbyist Weiland 18. UC at crossroads 19. The Nederlanders make a comeback 20. MidPoint: Rebuild the city on rock 'n' roll 21. The Schuster Center alternative 22. Another public art project goes to bat 23. The brain drain 24. Local film community gains focus 25. Dancing around visa problems The wild card of 2003: War 2003 dates to keep in mind Early look at Tall Stacks 2003 Two newcomers will join the world's largest gathering of historic riverboats, when Cincinnati's Tall Stacks Music, Arts & Heritage Festival recreates the steamboat era in October.