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I went to see my beloved Patriots play the 49ers at Candlestick Park. The Patriots rarely make it to the bay area, so I couldn't miss the opportunity to see them playing live. However, I am not going to talk about the game. In 2 sentences: I had fun, the Patriots won, it's still not the same without Brady, and the first touchdown (Cassel to Moss for 66 yards) was amazing.

I went to see my beloved Patriots play the 49ers at Candlestick Park. The Patriots rarely make it to the bay area, so I couldn't miss the opportunity to see them playing live. However, I am not going to talk about the game. In 2 sentences: I had fun, the Patriots won, it's still not the same without Brady, and the first touchdown (Cassel to Moss for 66 yards) was amazing.

Steve Miller: Rock & Roll History October 5 October 05, 2008 By: Joe Heuer Category: Rock & Roll History, Rock & Roll Shows October 5, 1943: Stevie “Guitar” Miller was born. Although his fame and fortune came from a slew of catchy pop tunes/albums, Steve Miller is at heart a blues guitarist.

Larry Sinclair is continuing to get his story out on Sen. Obama’s campaign trail. Mr. Sinclair is dogging the Senator at Chicago and Trinity United Church Of Christ asking the Senator where is was and what was he doing on the dates that Larry says that he and Sen. Obama were doing cocaine and having consensual gay sex.

October 4, 2008 Last year, Morphoses/The Wheeldon Company tried to prove that “Ballet=Sexy” in an attempt to overturn the belief that ballet is all about tutus and dying swans. After watching Wednesday evening’s gala performance at City Center, it was unclear if that’s still Christopher Wheeldon’s goal for the company.

Hall of Fame to honor Canadiens Montreal Canadiens Logo The fever-pitch surrounding the Centennial Anniversary season of the Montreal Canadiens is coming to the Hockey Hall of Fame next month in a special exhibit honoring one of the most storied franchises in professional sports. On Nov.

I'm sure opponents of the Trinity Project are doing some gloating this morning over our front-page story saying the roadway is still full of uncertainties. Just little things like whether it's even possible and how to pay for it. But as one who has supported the project, let me fire an I-told-you-so right back at 'em.

It's kind of funny. Folks commenting online are mostly negative about my idea to rename the downtown, surface-street stretch of Central Expressway for Cesar Chavez. But readers e-mailing me directly are almost unanimously enthused about the idea.

City stands by firing of arborist October 1, 2008 at 5:46 pm by Thomas Wheatley The internal investigation conducted by the City of Atlanta into why former arborist Tom Coffin was fired is complete, the AJC reports. Its conclusion? He wasn’t a team player, yo.

The following appeared in the Wall Street Journal and it quotes Bill Clinton regarding the narrative put forth by Nancy Pelosi and her friends.  It seems that Mr. Clinton does not believe the repeal of Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 had anything to do with the current crisis.  I would refer you to my