April 2010
Another Opening Day at InsideTheRockies.com
When I launched InsideTheRockies.com with Tracy Ringolsby and Jack Etkin a little over a year ago after the paper closed, our primary goal was to stay relevant. We hadn't considered the possibility we might actually create the very forum that was lacking in the city: honest, intelligent conversation about baseball.
Quickie wiping-the-dust-off-the-Netflix movie reviews
With Life taking up the usual Netflix-watching time on Sundays, we let two movies sit far too long, In the Loop and Wendy & Lucy.
10 things you might not know about the Rockies
Short piece I wrote for the TEN|10 Group's 10 Spot digging through the Colorado Rockies media guide and my own memory for things some fans don't know about their Colorado Rockies.
Three Aprils so similar, yet so different
Each April the past three years, I have been without steady, secure employment, without an office and wondering just how much longer I have health insurance. But in all three years the outlook has been different.
The end of another Rocky era
When a group of Rocky Mountain News staffers launched IWantMyRocky.com in late 2008 to try to save the newspaper, we did so fully understanding that it was likely a lost cause. There were many good reasons (and some bad ones) to do what we did, and foremost for nearly everyone was to simply not go quietly. But when we launched it, we also considered it a likely launching pad for new projects should the newspaper close.
