JOE AMARANTE: From TV to radio, blizzard takes center stage
Like most stranded writers, I was busy tweeting during the
blizzard and TV coverage (and pardon the typos caused by fat
fingers on a phone keyboard). Here's a recap of TV-related
items, now that coverage is moving from dire tones to less life-
threatening and even some lighter ones.  Los Angeles-based Jimmy
Kimmel on his ABC show noted the other night that, "For some,
(the blizzard) meant new Instagram photos. Snow has replaced
lunch on Instragram this week." Then he introduced a video
salute of "our nation's weather reporters ... very dumb but very
brave."  Reporter Amanda Raus of WVIT (NBC Connecticut), who
frequently covers stories in and around New Haven, was seen
briefly on the segment in a montage of "those who risked their
extremities this week just so we could see what snow looks like
from the comfort of our homes." She is heard saying the icy mix
"hurts as it pounds you."  On "Saturday Night Live," Seth Myers
quipped, "Hundreds of cars on Fr