My work life is about to take a big swerve. After five years anchoring the afternoon news, they're canceling the afternoon news. Yup, after about 5,000 newscasts, management is making some programming changes, and my show is one that's being retooled. Well, removed. The station's going in a 'talk' direction rather than an 'all-news' direction. (In radio-industry jargon, they're going for TSL vs. Cume due to market-size conditions .) As a result, I'm being reassigned to be the senior daytime reporter. Now, reporting is something I've done before. I did it for years in Toronto, and those who know me keep telling me how great I was at it. But, I'll admit I'm intimidated by the prospect. I've become used to set hours, working indoors, editorial autonomy and the routine of building and delivering the news. It's both an opportunity and a perceived crisis for me -- I think there's a word for it in Japanese. Crisitunity? In