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Can you identify type of lilly by the leaf?
I dig up my lilies every fall and replant, according to my count it was 37 lilies. They are emerging and I have counted 63 so far, everyday a new one emerges. Last year I had a lot of these emerge "Trebbiano Colorful Asiatic Lily, and Centerfold Colorful Asiatic Lily, and the one in the picture below: Can I tell by leaf variation whether I got Asiatic stargazers, Casablanca or just numerous repeats of the lilies I mentioned?
Any websites will be helpful. I am going to pull up the one-leaf babies and post on trade site. I love lilies but this is too much.
Only a very experienced lily hobbyist would be able to visually verify or identify to an extent what is what once they become intermingled. Leaf color and charactur is only one clue. The color and charactur of the bulb and stem are two more. Rate of multiplication is another.
It's important to note there are 9 major divisions (families) of lilium. The most common ones are Asiatics, Orientals, and Trumpets. Most all commercially available lilies today are hybrids of these. You have two types, Asiatics (Trebbiano, Centerfold and the orange one) and Orientals (Casa Blanca and Stargazer).
Asiatics multiply much faster than Orientals. And their bulbs are different color and texture/appearance/size, etc. So, in your situation, it is poissible to seperate them into two groups: Asiatic and Oriental. You will have many more Asiatic than Oriental bulbs. Then once those are seperated, you can further try to seperate them into smaller subgroups by bulb color and texture. In this manner, you may be able to seperate all five you have mentioned but you still won't be able to tell them by name until they have grown substantially in height or near budding stage.
The Fall (October) is the best time to seperate/transplant lilies.
Interspecific, Thank You. I've got lilly hell! I think I'm going to have a roadside giveaway. I'm pretty sure most of them are the orange one whose picture I've posted above. I had no idea they would multiply so fast and heavy. However, I adore them when they bloom!


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A 25-year-old Centerville man was caught Thursday in Morgan City with an alligator cut into pieces, a handgun and synthetic marijuana in his vehicle, Morgan City Assistant Police Chief Mark Griffin
The Franklin Volunteer Fire Department has established a scholarship fund in memory of late, long time fire department member E. Louis Boudreaux.
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Funeral services for Martin Salvador "Marty" Scelfo Jr. will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 24, 2015, at Ibert's Mortuary in Franklin. He will be laid to rest in the Franklin Cemetery.
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The long-running Chitimacha Louisiana Open is coming up March 26-29, and its economic benefit to Acadiana has been significant, tournament officials and tribal leaders say.
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This year, in a break from tradition, I am giving thanks for the House Intelligence Committee's final report on Benghazi.
Also family and friends. But I give thanks for them every year. This is our first opportunity to be grateful for the House Intelligence Committee's Benghazi report. So let's jump at it.
The surprising decision of Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel to leave his Pentagon post after only 21 months of service has been widely greeted as a combination of his frustration in the job and a conclusion at the White House that he turned out to be the wrong man for the job.
The grand jury's decision not to indict Ferguson, Mo., police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting of teenager Michael Brown was the worst possible outcome -- except for one in which passion overwhelmed facts and Wilson was forced to stand trial despite a lack of adequate evidence.
A beloved organic farm in San Diego recently canceled a gourmet dinner it had planned to host. Guests had already paid $150 for a local, organic five-course meal prepared by several top chefs from the region.
The dinner was called Death for Food.
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Thanksgiving Day is almost upon us, and I haven't yet summoned the nerve to tell Uncle Mario and Aunt Carolyn, who host it, that I may not arrive until a quarter past noon. That'll make me more than an hour late, which by my rough arithmetic translates into 12 chilled shrimp, 15 mozzarella balls, four meatballs, a medium-size plate of stuffed mushrooms and a sizable wedge of frittata.
Ever heard of Bryan Sheffield? The baby-faced tycoon enjoyed a brief blast of fame a few months ago when he became one of those rare non-tech billionaires under 40.
Two standing ovations. That's what Bill Cosby, in a "Hello Friend" sweatshirt and with a fist clenched above his head in defiance, received Friday night at a performance in his "Bill Cosby 77" tour at a Melbourne, Florida, theater.
Most Americans — from the Obama family in the White House to my little family in Texas — will get a much-deserved break from work on Thanksgiving Day. But millions of others won't.
Understandably, firefighters, police, and hospital workers will stay on the job. After all, they're providing essential services for our society.
It's a surprise to see President Obama actually fire someone. But I have to worry that Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's forced departure may signal further expansion of U.S. military involvement in Iraq and Syria.
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Just because something is permitted does not mean it is beneficial. In today's verses, the Corinthians were not seeking the helpful things, or the things that would edify. Essentially, instead of wanting to go forward with Jesus as much as they could, they wanted to know how much they could get away with and still be Christians.
That's the wrong approach!
As well, the Corinthian Christians were asking one question: what's the harm to me? They did not consider how their actions were harming others.
Just because something is fine for me does not mean I should do it. My own "rights" or what I know to be permitted for myself are not the standards by which I judge my behavior. I must consider what is the loving thing to do towards my brothers and sisters in Jesus (David Guzik's Bible Commentary).
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Portland, Ore.-based TriMet plans to implement an electronic fare system, beginning on a limited basis, as early as September 2015 with a full launch in 2017. Electronic fares, or eFares, will allow riders to conveniently and quickly pay fares by tapping a contactless payment device against an electronic reader — no exact change or paper ticket needed.Fares could be purchased with a transit-only smart card; using a bank-issued credit or debit card equipped with a microchip; or via a smartphone equipped with Near Field Communications. Riders simply tap one of these payment options against an electronic reader or validator near the fare box on a bus or on a MAX platform.For those who don't have a bank account, eFare cards similar to gift cards could be purchased and money loaded onto them. The cards could be purchased at convenience stores, grocery stores and other retail outlets. This will improve access for everyone, especially low-income riders.Another benefit for frequent transit users and low income riders would be daily and monthly caps on fares paid. Currently a Day Pass costs $5 for an adult and is good for unlimited trips in a given day. The eFare system would also have a daily maximum cost. The same is true on a monthly basis. According to the agency, TriMet will be the first U.S. multimodal transit system to implement a mobile ticketing smartphone app that lets riders buy and use tickets on smartphones for use on our buses and trains. The free TriMet Tickets mobile app will be launched in August.The eFare system will cost up to $30 million to implement, but should pay for itself over time. It's expected to reduce fare evasion, increase revenue, and reduce costs associated with ticket vending machines, cash purchases and collection processing.While an eFare system would not replace TriMet's current ticket vending machines, the agency expects eFare incentives and adjustments to the machines to drive more riders to electronic payment.No decisions will be made until the public can weigh in on possible changes.This summer, TriMet will send out requests for proposals from contractors who could provide elements of the eFare system. By September 2015, when the Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail line opens, employee testing is expected to be underway. In 2016, TriMet plans to move to limited customer segment testing and then launch eFare systemwide in 2017.RELATED: "Calif.'s NCTD to launch mobile ticketing app"
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The service, which costs $6 a ride, asks riders to download the Leap app, creating an account, uploading a photo and adding a credit card that enables them to pay via a QR code.
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I have heliconia rostrata and red yellow gyro to trade. I am interested in edibles suitable for zone 10, orchids, other gingers, pink sunburst canna, key lime, handmade items, newer garden books, etc.
I have yellow King Humbert canna, Varietas canna, small peach brugs, and butterfly ginger. I might be able to pull out a Roi Humbert or City of Portland canna rhizome (I just got them this season, so they haven't spread too much).
I would love one of each heliconia for my balcony in New Orleans!
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I have shell ginger plant and the height is almost 6 ft tall. I'll trade you for the shell ginger rhizomes for the Heliconia rhizomes.
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I have been dying for a heliconia rostrata for years. Do you still have any to trade?
I have lots of exotic plants, many of which I don't know the names for. Amongst them I have at least six gingers, a heliconia which I believe is a velloziana, lilies of variuos sorts, fuschias, a philodendron with , some strange and obscure aram, and a number of bromeliads, some more common and some rare 3 colors of daturas, and a lot more. I can try to take pics or can send you a surprise packet. Let me know. If you have any flowering bog or pond plants I am also interested.


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An armed dacoity occurred at the Jagannath temple in Gosaninuagaon area of the city on Tuesday night.
The armed miscreants also attacked two persons, including the guard of temple. They managed to escape with eight kg silver ornaments and 13 tolas of gold ornaments as well brass ornaments of the deities used during Rathyatra. This armed dacoity stunned the residents of the city as this temple happens to be the largest Jagannath temple in Berhampur.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of police, southern range, Amitabh Thakur and Berhampur Superintendent of Police (SP) Anirudh Singh also reached the spot to make an on the spot enquiry regarding this armed dacoity. With the help of a scientific team investigation has been started to nab the culprits, who were four in number.
Speaking to newsmen, Mr Thakur said police formed a special squad to investigate this case.
According to him some major clues had been found and the culprits would be nabbed soon.
This dacoity occurred at around 1.30 am on Tuesday night.
At that time the temple premises was not totally deserted as 'sankirtan' continues on its premises round the clock. Three persons were continuing the kirtan. The guard of the temple who resides on the premises was in the upper floor.
As per eye witnesses, four miscreants armed with sharp weapons had entered the temple. All of them were wearing masks to avoid identification. First they used their weapons to threaten the three persons doing kirtan. When the guard came down, they attacked him. One of the persons involved in kirtan was also attacked.
Then the four dacoits broke open the lock of the store room of the temple and searched for the valuables. They gathered up whatever they found and escaped from the spot.
It may be noted that this temple is located in a residential area with Gosaninuagaon police station a few hundred metres away.
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Green light to retire
Couple ponders pulling the plug on work, even if they may not be ready just yet
Brian and Jane want to know if they can retire tomorrow -- even if they don't intend to do so.
The couple in their mid-50s have been saving much of their lives for the post-work period. And Jane, a health-care professional who works in a very high-stress occupation, is now thinking about what retirement will actually look like.
"Her work is tough," says Brian, who works in sales. "She's at a tipping point where she's wondering how much longer she can do it effectively while taking care of herself."
Being savers, the couple have accumulated a substantial amount of wealth over the years, in part because their combined annual salaries exceed $200,000 before taxes.
Although they have no work pensions, they have more than $725,000 in RRSPs and almost $800,000 in non-registered savings.
Brian and Jane are conservative investors, particularly after the 2008 crash. But it wasn't just market losses that left a bitter taste in their mouths. They also lost money on U.S. real estate -- a modest bungalow that was going to be their retirement winter home.
"When we finally decided to unload it, we took a loss of $70,000," Brian says.
For the last few years, the couple have stuck to saving money in high-interest savings and GICs, and instead of owning a place to spend winters when they retire, they now plan to vacation a couple of months each winter while renting.
Although they're curious about whether they can pull the plug on work right now, they're relatively confident they will be able to afford retirement at some juncture soon. That's largely because they only spend about $3,000 a month. Even once retired, Brian and Jane don't expect spending to increase much.
"We can see spending an additional $10,000 to $15,000 annually on travel," he says.
Perhaps their biggest concern is just what they'll do with their time once retired, Jane in particular. Ideally, they would like to retire together, but Jane is a couple of years older and wants to retire soon. But Brian could work five more years until age 60.
"The trouble for her is she has been so involved in her work," he says. "And I don't think she will know what to do with her time."
Certified financial planner Jan Fraser says even though Brian and Jane would like to retire together, which they could do today if they truly wanted to, it's actually not a bad idea if Jane retires a little earlier.
"Because she works in such a difficult field, she's likely going to have a tough time making the transition," says the adviser with Fraser and Partners in Winnipeg.
"It may not be particularly easy to work through to rekindle those personal interests, which have probably been on hold since she became a professional."
But before either of them calls it quits, they need to do more extensive retirement planning together, and not just in reference to their finances.
"When thinking about retiring, it is easy to see what we will be retiring from, but it is not quite as easy to reframe our thinking in terms of what we will be retiring to."
Will they volunteer?
Will they work part-time in different career paths that suit their interests?
What are their hobbies?
"A discussion of the relative importance of family, health, independence, activity, social service, adventure, sets the stage for brainstorming ideas for the future," she says.
In many respects, Brian and Jane are very fortunate. They have considerable financial assets, so their biggest challenge is figuring out what they want to do.
While they need not fear running out of money during retirement, they still have a few strategic financial decisions to consider.
For one, they should consider relying heavily on their registered money early in retirement, converting their RRSPs to RRIFs as soon as they each retire. If they continue working a few more years as planned, they can expect about $23,000 of combined income annually after taxes from their RRIFs until age 90, based on a 2.2 per cent return, indexed for inflation at three per cent.
With CPP and OAS, they should net enough income to cover their basic expenses of $3,000 a month.
"The interest earned annually on the non-registered portfolio can be applied toward their winter jaunts to the south and their TFSA contribution," she says.
If they have any TFSA contribution room left, they should move savings from their non-registered accounts to top it up.
Overall, Brian and Jane's tax picture in retirement looks good -- in large part because they have significant non-registered holdings. They can draw on those savings at any time without triggering a tax bill.
Yet, Fraser says the couple might want to consider some alternatives to their ultra-conservative savings strategy.
"After tax and inflation, they are losing purchasing power," she says, adding their savings account is actually providing a negative return.
Although their capital is safe, they could invest for a slightly higher yield on their non-registered money that would put more money in their pocket with less going to CRA.
Furthermore, it might provide them with a greater sense of reassurance to see their portfolio continue to grow rather than potentially drawing on capital as they age and watching their assets shrink.
Invested as is, their non-registered savings earn 2.2 per cent interest. That's an annual income $16,257 from interest, which is fully taxable. Over the next 30 years, they can expect an after-tax, inflation indexed payout of $11,746 per year.
As an alternative, they could split their portfolio 50-50 between savings and dividend yielding stocks, which are taxed more favourably, aiming to earn 3.5 per cent a year on their money. This would generate an after-tax, inflation indexed income of $22,843 annually.
If they organized their portfolio to generate mostly dividend income, they may be able to realize a five per cent return on their money with an annual after-tax, indexed payout of $32,511.
Although their current, conservative strategy will fund a comfortable retirement until at least age 90, if they decide they would like to leave money for children or a legacy for charity, they should consider the alternatives. These options do involve more risk, which could see their capital shrink over shorter time periods.
Yet with their current strategy, inflation will slowly erode their money's purchasing power, potentially leading to withdrawals of capital to support their lifestyle. Of course, drawing down on their savings is not necessarily a bad situation, Fraser says.
"In retirement, it's OK to see the bank balance going down."
After all, that's kind of the point of having saved it in the first place.
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I have some troubles understanding
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Consider I established an SSH connection in my app with the other host in LAN. Then I put down the network (e.g. unplug the cable) and call the function (from my app) that sends some SSH packets trough the connection. This function inside calls
send like
w = send(s->fd_out,buffer, len, 0);
In debugger I found that
send returns
len (i.e.
w == len after the call).
How this can be if network is unreachable? When I call
netstat it says my SSH connection is in state
ESTABLISHED even though the network is down.
Can't understand why
send executes normally and don't return any error (like
EPIPE or
ECONNRESET). May be an SSH connection lives some time after the network put down?
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My pink tiled shower is missing grout in a bunch of the wall tiles. What do I need to do before I attempt to regrout the wall? I know water has gotten behind the tile. I pried one tile off the bottom row (directly above tub) to see what was behind it, but I have no clue what I am looking for! I can upload a picture if needed.
The tile, and probably the grout, is original to my house which was built in 1957. The walls in my house are plaster, not sheetrock.
Water behind the walls can cause all kinds of problems. Rot and mold may exist behind that pretty pink, and it may not be able to be salvaged. What is on the other side of the shower? Is there an inconspicuous spot that you could cut a hole and repair it later? That would allow you to view in behind the tile without ripping it out to do so and allow you to see if there are any problems.
One of the walls of my master bedroom is on the other side. There is a heat/AC air return vent in the wall that I could probably remove but I don't know how much I would see. The water that is gotten through the wall just drips down onto my basement floor--as in the ceiling in that part of my basement is not finished. I can see all my plumbing pipes and the bottom of my tub.
Based on the age of the home, what materials were most likely used behind the tile?
You can about bet it's a mud job. Alot of times, if they didn't soak the tiles long enough before setting them, over time, they'll lose their bond to the wall, and then you get the situation you have now. So long as that mud is in good shape, I'd leave it there, strip the tile, waterproof the mud, and reset the tile on the original mud bed. One way or the other, from what you've told us, I'd be willing to bet that tile's is ALL ready to come down.
We don't have the $$ to take down all of the tile right now. Is there a temporary quick-fix that I can do that will last a year or two? Also, we plan on keeping our retro pink bathroom. :) It is a lovely bathroom.


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By browser game I mean actually in-browser, not a flash game that's embedded in a HTML window, but a game that plays out over several HTML pages and has to reload when you take an action.
For me it's Kings of Chaos. It's nice and simple, but incredibly fun and addictive to play. The design of the site is nice too, that's always an important factor, otherwise you end up with an information induced headache :P
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DDTank is a cute MMO browser game with no need to download. With simple keyboard operations, you can interact with or fight against your friends, and experience more fun during the fight. A great number of costumes in shops enables you to customize your character with various cool outfits. DDTank features hilarious tank fight and various weapon effects which will be greatly reinforced with power-ups. The perfect combination of nice graphics, relaxing music and funny sound effects make the game more cute and lovely.
Real of the Mad God. I actually don't play it anymore but kept my interest for a LONG time. It's "kind of" a fantasy action rpg style, but sprites and 2d. On death you lose everything but you do have a bank to put extra stuff in. It got a little worse when they added in the cash shop but all in all is still a great/fun/addictive game.
whoa, sry.. got excited/didn't read >< lol
Evony is the one that comes to mind. I think Evony is one of my favorite browser games.
Ah sorry Evony is a flash game. Yeah King of Chaos is a good browser game as such. :)
The GemCraft games, probably. I put way too much time into those. :x
I'm surprised no-one mentioned Kingdom of Loathing.
Reno! I've changed my password again! So stop hacking my account and setting my residence to 'bewbs'! I mean it!


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After 38 years on Baltimore radio, Sarah Fleischer announced her retirement today. Her last day on the air will be June 5.
The announcement was made on 98 Rock's "Morning Show with Justin, Scott & Spiegel," according to a press release from the station.
Here's the release:
Sarah has been an on-air personality for all 38 years of 98 Rock's existence – an anomaly in the ever fluctuating media world. A 2002 inductee in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the radio icon with the sultry voice and genuine enthusiasm for her job, has become an institution - dubbed Baltimore's Queen of Rock.
A Baltimore native, Sarah graduated from The Broadcasting Institute of Maryland in 1976 and landed a job at WMAR-FM – a beautiful music station. Rumors circulated that WIYY-FM was changing from an all-news to all-rock format. Sarah, a rocker at heart, placed a call to the Program Director at that time, and was hired as one of the first 98 Rock personalities. The rest, as they say, is history.
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"Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies" is one of the biggest, boldest, bravest and, ultimately, most inspiring documentaries I have ever seen.
Set in large part at Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital, the PBS film from producer Ken Burns and director Barak Goodman is big, at an estimated cost of $13 million, and bold in taking on nothing less than the history of cancer and research efforts to conquer the deadly disease from the Middle Ages on.
But what makes this production so daring, inspirational and worthy of six prime-time hours Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are the personal stories Goodman and his team found at Hopkins among the patients, family members, doctors, nurses and researchers with whom the film crews embedded. Great documentaries are usually the result of access gained, wise choices made and great risks taken, and "The Emperor of All Maladies" is steeped in all three, thanks in large part to the verite treatment of these personal sagas.
One story features 14-month-old...Read more
I can't believe how cold the opening episode of the last season of "Mad Men" left me.
How did I once love this series so much and how could I now be so indifferent to its final stretch of seven episodes that begins April 5 on AMC?
Creator Matthew Weiner, who wrote the April 5 episode, sent along a letter with all the story lines he doesn't want reviewers talking about. By the time you get to "Don's romantic life," there is not much left on the table for discussion.
If I even mention the title of the opening song, I'm giving away the year in which the episode is set, and that's another thing Weiner says is a no-no.
That's OK. I don't want to be accused of spoiling any fan's pleasure.
I fell out of love with this series when it stopped aspiring to be The Great American Novel and settled for being The Great American Glossy Magazine Cover – or maybe just a sexy and pretty catalog cover for men's and women's clothing.
In other words, "Mad Men" lost me when it became more artifice, staging...Read more
A new Ken Burns-produced documentary on cancer premiering on PBS later this month features several patient stories and interviews conducted with clinicians and scientists at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee, "Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies" will air nationwide on PBS stations on March 30, March 31 and April 1. The six-hour documentary, for which Burns was the executive producer and chief creative consultant, will air in three two-hour episodes at 9 p.m. each night.
The Cancer Center was one of two facilities where documentarians filmed clinicians and patients "in their daily journey with cancer," according to a news release on the project from the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center office of public affairs.
Dr. William Nelson, the center's director, was quoted in the news release as saying, "Because cancer is so feared and is now ranked by the World Health Organization as the deadliest of all diseases, we...Read more
Diversity sells.
That's the takeaway from the 2014-2015 network TV season. And as a result, primetime network television, the largest stage in American popular culture, is never going to be as white again.
From "Empire" on Fox to "How to Get Away with Murder" on ABC, the networks bet bigger than ever on series featuring nonwhite characters in leading or featured roles this year, and as the season enters its homestretch, they are reaping the rewards.
Working within a business model where as many as four out of five new series are regularly canceled, the networks are batting almost .500 in the number of rookie shows featuring characters of color that will likely be renewed.
CW has already announced a second season for the telenovela-cum-sitcom "Jane The Virgin," with Latina leading character Jane Villanueva (Gina Rodriguez). ABC has not made it official yet, but star Viola Davis and the producers of ABC's "How to get Away with Murder" have let fans know that the series from creator...Read more
Melinda Roeder, winner of 12 regional Emmys while at WBFF (Fox45), is joining WGCL-TV, the CBS affiliate in Atlanta, she said today.
Roeder left the Sinclair-owned station in late December in the wake of Fox45 airing a misleading video of a Washington protest that falsely depicted protesters as chanting, "kill a cop."
"They terminated my contract without cause," Roeder said in a Sun interview at the time, referring to one of several actions taken by WBFF management in the wake of airing the video.
Roeder, who joined WBFF in 2007, won seven Edward R. Murrow awards in addition to the Emmys. The last three years, she often worked with producer Stephen Janis, who told the Sun Sunday that he is leaving the station at the end of the week to join The Real News Network.
"I'm excited to be working in a top 10 market, but most importantly, I will be working again for a general manager that I worked for years ago in Lexington, Kentucky," Roeder said in an email to The Sun. "He's obviously...Read more


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Interactive agency K2 Design Inc. launched MeetPuertoRico.com for the PuertoRico Convention Bureau (PRCB).
Interactive agency K2 Design Inc. launched MeetPuertoRico.com for the Puerto Rico Convention Bureau (PRCB).
The site was designed by K2's new travel group to promote Puerto Rico as an ideal setting for conventions, conferences and group events, and to generate qualified leads for PRCB. Billings were not disclosed.
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Here Are Your James Beard Finalists for 2015
It's that coveted day of the year -- when boys and girls become men and women, chefs become better chefs, and all of the media will immediately start debating who deserved a James Beard nomination and who didn't. Get excited!
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Rory McIlroy will concentrate on his own game as he bids to snatch the title of Europe's top golfer from Luke Donald when the world's top two players go head-to head in Dubai this weekend -- provided he can shake off a mystery virus.
The Ulster youngster is awaiting medical reports on blood tests after complaining on tiredness and lethargy even as he won the Hong Kong Open last Sunday.
That victory means world number two McIlroy can become Europe's top earner this year if he wins the Race to Dubai and England's Donald finishes outside the top nine.
McIlroy lost out when he found himself at the heart of a similar shoot-out with Lee Westwood on the same Dubai course two years, and he insists he has learned the lessons from that defeat when Westwood won their duel by two shots and the tournament by six strokes.
"It was tough to fully concentrate on my own game when you're looking at the player beside you," said McIlroy.
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"I feel like it's something I've learned because when I go out with Luke in the last game I'll only be trying to concentrate on myself and making sure that I can play the best I can."
Donald can become the first player in history to top the money lists in both America and Europe in the same season if he wins his duel with McIlroy.
"I've still got a slim chance," U.S. Open champion McIlroy said. "I've got to win and Luke has to finish outside the top nine or 10, whatever it is.
"I'm really not counting on him to do that because he's only finished outside the top 10 about twice this year. Over the last 18 months he's just been so consistent. He's deservedly the number one ranked player in the world.
"He's always had a great short game and always holes the putts that he should."
Still suffering from the effects of the virus, McIlroy will take it easy in the build-up to Thursday's first round.
"I'll really try to conserve my energy and focus it all into the four tournament days. I'm not 100%, but I'm still able to go out and play 18 holes and try and give it my all," he said.
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