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I heard that there was a writer, back in the day, who went from covering preps at the old Miami News directly to the Washington Post. Bill Brubaker, I think. Does that sound right to any of you old-timers? :)

Izzy has used NYT leverage already to be an occasional Herald columnist. (Not that I blame him.) But I bet you're right ............. We could lose him.

Who WAS covering the Knicks? Howard Beck?

Borges probably is around 56

If he got caught working for a source while he was suspended .......... well, that's good enough for the big --30-- right there.

He's a very well-known guy, on the level of sports writers who aren't on ESPN all the time. Here is what I found disappointing: The Boston Globe story should at least have noted that he had recently been suspended. Especially since the plagiarism followed high-profile cases at the Globe in the...

You have to figure that the chances of Adande going to ESPN are about 100 percent. If the LAT wanted to be cute, it would refuse the buyout, knowing he would leave anyway.

Without a doubt. Here's the funny part: I am told that guy actually is one of the top editors in San Jose.

SND posting reads like a press release, no?

By the way, Florida does have high property taxes, but there is zero state income tax. And that is the case in only a few states, I believe. (Nevada, Texas .......)

I heard it's more operations/administrative.

Ramos definitely isn't sports editor. So the question is, who calls the shots? The AJC has plenty of assistants to promote, not to mention some former sports editors from other papers.

I'm wondering that, too. I heard an explanation but it was not too clear.

I don't understand how you can function without a sports editor. SOMEBODY is going to have to decide what you put on the sports cover ......... whom you hire when you have an opening, etc. Seems like someone will emerge as sports editor. Maybe it's camouflage to make a change without hurting...

Cox seems pretty rational in Austin and West Palm Beach. Less so in Dayton and now Atlanta. Sources tell me AJC also is getting rid of the sports editor position. Can't figure that one out. They hired a great guy just three or four years ago...

Maybe less golf, too.

Hi. Anyone heard any updates on how Atlanta is reorganizing? I'd like to think the AJC will do something interesting and now just create new titles.

Orlando is seeking buyouts first. It's the usual deal; if it doesn't get enough volunteers, it will turn to what corporate staff likes to call "involuntary separation."

My impression is that Orlando is being a little less silly than Atlanta in "reorganizing." Has anyone heard more about what is going on at the AJC?

Re: Terry Taylor. Sometimes a take-charge woman is automatically seen as hard to work for/with. And that's not fair. Or right.