Wednesday is the start of the 2008 CENTENNIAL CHAMPION CHICAGO CUBS march to glory. Get all the official MLB scoop here: http://ping.fm/qHFsG

Cuban In Chicago Today To Meet With Cubs Ownership

As you read this, Mark Cuban will be in Chicago, doing his thing one more time for the purchase. People may have thought the brash and eager Cuban was out of the running, but that's not so.

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Cubs fans know Eddie Vedder has done a song to salute the team. Here's what would happen if Eddie and Lee Elia morphed. http://ping.fm/ZNt3f

NatEnq names Palin's secret lover. http://ping.fm/6mS5v

For those who are planning on climbing on the 2008 CUBS CENTENNIAL CHAMPION SEASON bandwagon, here is the MLB Postseason Schedule: http://ping.fm/q6Toh

Sweet Lou asks Cub fans to simmer down... http://ping.fm/tzgqJ

All hail the NL Central and future World Series Champion Chicago Cubs!

Returned from Austin to see that AT&T UVerse WHOLE HOUSE DVR is active. Can watch recorded items on ANY TV in the house. Wow!

Celebrating KEZK's win as Radio & Records magazine's AC Radio Station Of The Year!

Your Data With Destiny

Bob Garfield Points the Way for Marketers in a Post-Advertising Age
This is a MUST READ for anyone in the marketing world.

A Fashion Dilema

I'm conflicted as to which Hurricane Ike Reporter-In-The-Path-Of-Danger raingear I'd choose. The yellow NBC, red CNN, or blue Weather Channel/LL Bean ($) garb. And don't get me started on the vast choices and styles of headgear I can choose from...”

I'm conflicted as to which Hurricane Ike Reporter-In-The-Path-Of-Danger raingear I'd choose. The yellow NBC, red CNN, or Weather Channel/LL Bean ($) garb. And don't get me started on the vast choices and styles of headgear I can choose from...

As we get ready to remember 9/11, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann delivers a powerful special comment. http://ping.fm/we6PH

CNN blog worth reading. http://ping.fm/JLYu3

Great story on Lee Abrams, one of the smartest people I know, and his quest to reinvent the newspaper industry. http://ping.fm/8cZ5k

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Paul Harvey turns 90

Radio Icon Paul Harvey celebrates his 90th birthday. Great piece from the Chicago Tribune's Phil Rosenthal.

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The Passing of a legend

Thanks to Beau Weaver for sharing. Voiceover Master DON LaFONTAINE died Monday afternoon at 2:10 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles at the age of 68. Don’s agent, Vanessa Gilbert, tells Entertainment Tonight that he passed away following complications from Pneumothorax, the presence of air or gas in the pleural cavity, the result of a collapsed lung. The official cause of death has not yet been released. Over the past 25 years, LaFontaine cemented his position as the "King of Voice-overs." Aside from being the preeminent voice in the movie trailer industry…Don has also been the voice of Entertainment Tonight and The Insider, CBS, NBC ABC, Fox and UPN, in addition to TNT, TBS and the Cartoon Network. By conservative estimates, he has voiced hundreds of thousands of television and radio spots, including commercials for Chevrolet, Pontiac, Ford, Budweiser, McDonalds, Coke, and many other corporate sponsors. He recently parodied himself on a series of national television commercials for Geico. At last count, he has worked on nearly 5000 films, including appearances as the in-show announcer for the Screen Actors Guild and Academy Awards. Based on contracts signed, he has the distinction of being perhaps the single busiest actor in the history of SAG. Don is survived by his wife Singer/Actress Nita Whitaker, and three children Christine, Skye and Elyse.

Spending quality time with the family and planning on burning some meat later.