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April 15, 2021 Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the unanticipated charms of podcast faves Willians Astudillo and Shohei Ohtani, Trevor Bauer’s (and the league’s) spin rates increasing despite MLB’s threatened foreign substance crackdown, the confounding behavior of the new, supposedly deadened baseball, and the news that the mound will be moved back and the “double hook” DH will be tested in the Atlantic League, follow up on the extra-innings automatic-runner rule and the difference between pitch framing and “slide framing,” and answer listener emails about MLB veterans...

Jim: Take Your Opportunity Thursday, 10th Apr 2008 00:07 Boss Jim Magilton called on his players not to spend the summer regretting not reaching the play-offs after the Blues drew 1-1 with Cardiff City at Portman Road. Magilton said: "These opportunities don't come very often and you need to grasp them. "We are running out of games. I remember being in this position as a player. You think next week it will happen. You have got to make it happen. "You have got to put your life on the line for 90 minutes. It's 90 minutes and you have got to show desire to win a game of football.

Time for a Burton K. Wheeler Moment on the Keystone Pipeline? Is it time for some wheelin' and dealin' on the Keystone XL Pipeline? To be more precise, is it time for a Burton K. Wheeler moment on the Keystone Pipeline? That's exactly what a Republican from Scobey and a Democrat from Butte are calling for in a joint letter to Montana's Democrat Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). Tester says he supports Keystone, and recently voted in support of the pipeline before voting against it later in the same morning. John Brenden is a former Republican state senator from Scobey. Jim Keane is a Democrat repres...

By Jeff Pitts 2/3/2021 You know the drill by now. For nearly three decades, CITYVIEW’s Best Of Des Moines Poll has informed central Iowa about its biggest, best, brightest, tastiest, most fabulous, most effective, most fun, most entertaining, most interesting, its fittest and… You get the idea. Being the best at something doesn’t just happen. Rising to the top of the heap is hard work, but once it’s done, you might as well cash in. Being recognized as the Best Of Des Moines has changed many businesses and propelled them to places they previously wouldn’t have thought pos...

2020 Best of Erie Winners and Finalists Your favorite people, places, and things in the Erie area by Erie Reader Staff Nick Warren / seohwa Given the historic challenge of 2020, few could be blamed for not being at their best. In the context of COVID-19, sometimes "doing your best" was just hanging in there. But to transcend all that, to continue to be a superlative asset to this city and this community despite all those trials and tribulations? That deserves recognition and celebration — sometimes in ways previousl...