Ted Anthony

It's my 57th birthday, so naturally I'm thinking about Heinz 57 Sauce. https://t.co/NdKBCma07o https://t.co/bfJK1bFvQT

RT @Fact: Remember when people had diaries and got mad when someone read them? Now they put everything online and get mad when people don't.

RT @ScottNover: Some personal news! Today is my first day covering media for the @washingtonpost. I'll be here for the next six months writ…

RT @RyanKennedy_22: People who have never been to Pittsburgh will never understand why it's one of the most beautiful cities in the US. htt…

RT @HoldMyCutter: A Heartwarming Moment: A Picture Changes https://t.co/o4xJtZk2EJ

“So, don’t ignore the little things, whatever it is that makes you happy — whether it’s a craft, a beauty routine, etc. In your nervous moments, they’re the things that remind you that you’re tough as nails.”

Jadzia Santiago (she/her) @JadziaASantiago

Sometimes, it's just you and your emotional support manicure against the world. Go read @DailyCollegian !!

RT @gbrowniepoints: We're on the air at 6 PM tonight for @Pirates @Orioles In the meantime, please enjoy this new episode of @HoldMyCutter…

Thanks to @gbrowniepoints, @theFortMcKenry and @holdmycutter for having me and letting me ramble about baseball and all kinds of other glorious miscellanies.

HoldMyCutter @HoldMyCutter

A 10-year-old Ted Anthony published his first piece defending Milo Hamilton in the Post-Gazette. Months later, he listened to the '79 World Series on shortwave radio in China at 7am. Some baseball memories transcend time and geography. What's yours? https://t.co/3ZjVQJdO3C

Thanks, @gbrowniepoints -- it was fun!

Greg Brown @gbrowniepoints

We're on the air at 6 PM tonight for @Pirates @Orioles In the meantime, please enjoy this new episode of @HoldMyCutter with AP writer/author @anthonyted @BURNpgh

RT @baseballhall: “It’s supposed to be fun. The man says ‘Play ball,’ not ‘Work ball,’ you know.” – Hall of Famer and @Pirates great Willie…

Two leaders, one American and one Chinese, gave major policy speeches within an hour of each other this week. Here's how their visions — and their nations' — differ. Nice @AP work by experts @kmorit and @tangdidi. https://t.co/uY714lanFm

Great journalist, great trajectory.

Michelle L. Price @michellelprice

Some personal news: I am excited to announce I’m moving to D.C. to join AP’s team covering the White House. AP’s White House reporters are hardworking, tenacious journalists and I couldn’t be prouder to join them.

Take a break from the Oscars aftermath and have a look at my latest unsorted but (I think) significant obsession: soup and sandwich, all in the same can. https://t.co/WzVCpoG7v4 https://t.co/meOf1ST9in

Since I was 14, I have been very entertained that some of my ancestors are buried in a little family cemetery behind a Burger King in Rhode Island. I realize now that it means more than I think it did. My latest for “Unsorted but Significant.” https://t.co/rCOWaE6ixo

We all need some distractions in this dead of winter. Here's one that looks toward spring. My fine colleagues in AP Sports did this last week — sportswriter @jcohenap and photographer photographer Carolyn Kaster. https://t.co/BdFWecyUJa

RT @Culture_Crit: Every aspect of life is being stripped of color. Many have noticed this trend — but why exactly is it happening? Someth…

Fun and informative piece that mashes up major-league baseball and… your laundry.

Jay Cohen @jcohenap

Putting this article to good use while I do my laundry today. Thanks to @anthonyted for the fun idea and edit, @Jake_Seiner for his help, and the great Carolyn Kaster on the photos. https://t.co/MsrO10e59n https://t.co/67Ql79fLjc