Meet Johnny

An ode to Mac fans? I don't know. I'm hoping to get one of the new ones, but I've been a fan of PCs my whole life. There's a huge world of Mac fans online that I didn't know about until I started researching Macs. This is my quickly-written tribute to them.
Farewell Melo

So the drama is done -- finally. Melo has been traded to the Knicks, along with Chauncey Billups, Shelden Williams, Anthony Carter and Renaldo Balkman. Phew. That's a mouthful. Billups is the most painful to say, though. The guy went to GW (George Washington High School in Denver, if you're confused).
Don't Let The Smile Fool You

I love Google. I love that I can call people's phones from it for free. I love that I can pull up any chat conversation I've had . . . ever. I love the way my email conversations are organized. I just love the way Google makes my life easier. In fact, I've been calling for Google to finance universal health care since Obama got into office. I think we could all use a little Ghealth in our lives.
Success Comes Slowly

Follow The Leader

Lil' Bros All Grown Up

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Never discount the underdog. Patriots got burned once badly by Eli, and still didn't learn. Playoffs are a whole new season. 42-3 doesn't change the 0-0 scoreboard at the start of the game. And if you're not prepared to play, chances are the other team will be. Personally, I don't mind our New York siblings sharing a bit of the spotlight. We had our glory in '07, at the expense of the same Patriots and I, for one, am willing to take a backseat and get ready for next year.

As for the Jets: Cromartie, Revis, Holmes, Edwards, Cotchery, Ellis, Green, Tomlinson. That's a lot of talent, and it doesn't come cheap in the NFL. The Jets' offseason was filled with free agent signings and contract extensions to some of their biggest players (they even got Revis his $46 million) all to get them to this point. In Ryan's mind, playoffs was a given. We watched him tell his players this every week on Hard Knocks.

Regardless today came as a surprise, though a pleasant one. I watched Brady all season, shredding defense after defense, exploiting holes and laying the ball into all sorts of coverage, for all sorts of touchdowns. The Pats were a machine.

But sometimes you can't beat a team that wants it as badly as the Jets do. Even Sanchise managed to sparkle, setting a record 3 TDs, while managing to tally up 5 playoff wins, a Jets QB best. When the Jets play good, they look great.

Superbowl? Maybe. Sadly, the Steelers are thinking the same thing.

J