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Bullrun Creek overflows due to flooding at Norris Freeway in Knox County Saturday Feb. 23, 2019. The Knoxville area could see between 2 and 3 inches of rain through the weekend. (Photo: Randy Sartin, Randy Sartin/Special To The News Sentinel)

During about 30 years as a journalist Molly has also written for periodicals, including Texas Monthly, Saveur, Food & Wine, Dance Magazine and Dance International. She collaborated with her husband, photographer Don Glentzer, to create "Pink Ladies & Crimson Gents: Portraits and Legends of 50 Roses" (2008, Clarkson Potter), a book about the human culture behind rose horticulture. This explains the occasional gardening story byline and her broken fingernails.

Hummingbirds are fascinating and beautiful, and this is the best time of year to set up a hummingbird feeder, said Steve Kramar, owner of Backyard Birds in Bloomfield Hills. He said the first hummingbirds usually arrive in metro Detroit in mid-April.

^BBA-STONE-COLUMN:SE—<It was swallowed up by the afterglow of Ichiro's emotional departure, but there was another memorable heartstring-tugging moment in the eighth inning of the Mariners' Tokyo finale.

Hallelujah? Not quite. Other Democrats are still hoping to find fresh threads to unravel once — and if — the Mueller report is made public. Among media sleuths, the consequential question is why Mueller didn't pursue a charge against Trump for obstruction of justice. After all, Trump did ask then-FBI Director James Comey to end his investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, according to Comey.

"We still don't know for sure how much cattle we lost, but we think it's about 200 head of cattle," Mr Allan said.

“During the inspection we did not observe a (redacted by FDA) sample being collected, nor did we observe anyone using any record to document culling,” according to the warning letter. 

“Unlike other parts of the world where this brand had a deep history, passed from generation to generation, or it was a forbidden fruit that symbolized everything that was great about America … we don’t have that story in China,” Bergh lamented.

Mr. Defortuna characterized the Miami-South Florida luxury market as “more stable and mature—it’s not like the crazy days of 2015 and 2016 when we could put a product up for sale and sell it out in less than a year.”

"I love the playoffs," he said in the wake of the Heat's 3-1 trip that concluded with Saturday's victory over the Washington Wizards.

Flying fish was the subject of the PBS series “Trails to Tsukiji.” Our Swedish host traveled to Hachijojima, a volcanic island near Tokyo. I have been mesmerized by flying fish sailing through the air next to the ferry as we motored to Ocracoke Island North Carolina. In Japan, flying fish is a seasonal delicacy. The marine acrobats are fried, made into sushi, fishballs, soups, served with ramen noodles. Even the roe (eggs) is well-liked. Sixty-four species of flying fish live in the oceans; fish with one set of large fins and others with two sets (they fly further). The fish can remain airborne for nearly a minute rising 20 feet above the ocean traveling a distance over 1,000 feet at speeds over 40 mph. You have to admire this fish, not eat it.

After developing a reputation, for instance, for being a safe and reassuring spot for weird, niche-y shows that would be lucky to last a season elsewhere, Netflix began cancelling shows en masse last year. Some reports have suggested that this is actually part of Netflix’s newfangled business model — that subscribers constantly want new and shiny things, and that two or three seasons of most shows is all Netflix really needs in its library. But try telling that to fans of American Vandal, Lady Dynamite, Daredevil or, as of March 14th, One Day at a Time. The shows they loved are still gone, much sooner than expected, sometimes without any real sense of closure. And fundamentally, the motivation is the same as it is when CBS or NBC cancels a show. As Netflix’s Twitter account put it bluntly at the time of the One Day cancellation, “In the end, simply not enough people watched to justify another season.”