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Anyone have an idea where I could find a photo of just the Stanley Cup -- preferably not someone holding it?

So I'm toward the end of training for a marathon and I can't believe how boring it is to run. Anyone have any ways to keep yourself distracted while running for three or four hours? Music hasn't worked.

As I was reading Phil Rogers' column on Chicago's first basemen, I noticed an interesting link under the heading Around the Web, about halfway down the page. One of the headlines under it is: "Dear Chase: fork YOU" Here's a link ...

I didn't see this anywhere else. I worked with him for a little bit and found him to be a good guy who loved sports. http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090708/NEWS01/90708017/Former+Sports+Editor+Batzold+dies+at+age+56

I didn't see this elsewhere. From Mike Fannin's letter on the apse site (http://apse.dallasnews.com/2008/june2008/061908fannin.html) ... "I've asked Garry D. Howard, incoming First Vice President, to add one more side item to his full plate as chair of the 2009 contest judging in Las Vegas...

My paper's looking into wireless cards, and I was wondering which ones folks like, and which ones folks would stay away from. We want ones that are powerful enough to send photos, too. Any suggestions? Thanks.

I was checking the early photos from the Missouri vs. Oklahoma game, and there's photo of a Missouri fan holding a sign that says "MIZFOU." Sure, she's attractive, but come on. Perhaps someone should let the photographer know what that means.

We're doing a little photo package, since practice gets under way today. What are some other creative ideas to avoid the stories with coach saying he's excited to get started, blah, blah, blah?

Do you marvel about, marvel at or marvel over something? Your help is appreciated.

I was reading Hal McCoy's gamer from last night's Reds-Astros game. I could care less about either team, but I love reading what Hal puts together. I thought he had a great line in the story.... "For those counting, Oswalt is now 19-1 for his pitching career against the Reds, whom he lists as...

There were a couple graphs in the AP story about it. Has anyone seen the video or know how it started in the press conference? I haven't been able to find anything. Here's the Post-Dispatch's story LaRussa is talking about...

Assistant sports editor. The Press-Gazette seeks a proven sports journalist with supervisory experience. The successful candidate will play a key role in our print and online editions and anxious to bring innovative ideas to our daily sports report. Apply to Executive Editor John Dye. Is this...

From jj.com The Naperville Sun is looking for an energetic and creative sports journalist to join one of the nation's top departments as its assistant sports editor. Candidates should have at least three years of sports journalism experience in a daily newspaper setting and must be willing to...

From jj.com Sounds like a pretty good opportunity. What do we know about this place? The Bradenton Herald has an immediate opening for a sports reporter who can help solidify our local coverage of 11 high schools, Manatee Community College, IMG Academies and a variety of youth recreation...

From jj.com Anyone know anything about this shop? Is it straight up preps or do they cover some pro/colleges? The Goldsboro News-Argus, a 22,000-circulation daily in eastern North Carolina, has an immediate opening for a sports reporter. We are looking for a talented, organized, creative and...

From jj.com SPORTS REPORTER - We're the Merced Sun-Star, a McClatchy daily in the shadow of California's foothills. We've already won storerooms full of awards for excellence, but we're still full of ambition at a time when too many newspapers continue to march in place. Right now we're in the...

From jj.com The Florida Times-Union is searching for a columnist to be the voice of our sports section. The ideal candidate for this high-profile position will be an excellent writer who can tell stories, comment on local, national and controversial sports issues and back their opinions with...

For those who have been in the business for a while, I was wondering your thoughts on which is more important -- the size of the paper you've worked at or your beat experience? Let's say this is the situation.... Your goal is to work as a baseball beat reporter at one of the top metro dailies...