Is Houston the next San Diego?
447968
Yes, they are moving Houston to California right after they move San Diego to Massachusetts. I am not sure what they are doing with Boston, maybe put it in a museum.
677126
it is probably the best thing in 20 years for that city. living in Houston,i saw first hand what it did for Houston's image,it has been a money maker for our city ever since the day they started digging.i well personally make plans to visit this stadium and city.  the message stays the same,If you build it we well come!
1031788
Try the Houston or San francisco Chronicle over the web.
1146059
I'd stop bragging about Houston if I were you. They have about a 50:1 chance to win the Championship next year!
383065
Move to Houston, if you want a nice guy.
1118901
Yes.  He is very close to his home, he pitches under conditions of his choosing, and the Astros are happy to have him.  \n\nI think the move rejuvenated his career and has led to the enormous success that he has experienced in his two plus years in Texas.
199691
Check this homie. I love H-Town I was from H- town. But for Houston football and basketball they should chill and get reggie and a lottery pick. So that they can rebuild for the 2006 season. Tell me i'm right. Before i die i want to at least Houston win a Super Bowl, W.S. and another NBA Champoinship.
612887
you are gonna probably hate me for this but i don't know the answer to your question. But i am desperately looking for someone in San Diego.  Do you know Corey Farris?  Sorry!
837627
Yes it is... \n\nHouses in California are overpriced, this means that more and more people are looking to retire elsewhere.  Baja offers them the proximity to the States, coveted beach front property, and all at a significant lower price.  From Tijuana to Ensenada, developers are investing at a very rapid/aggresive growth.  Donald Trump is already breaking ground on his new condo complex.  Which in turn causes real estate to appreciate at a very rapid pace.
362095
ever heard people outside of SD country prononce Poway=poohway lol.Why has San Diego gotten that bad that they wont let you find your puppy dog?
361773
The Texans are on the verge of being respectable.  One of their problems is that they play in a tough division.  They have to play Indy twice every season.  And depending on how the other teams are doing they also have to contend with Jacksonville and the Titans.\n\nI don't think David Carr is their answer.  Everyone thinks he just needs a good line and then he will blossom.  Well I have a feeling after this season we will see him leaving Houston.  He has been banged up so much that I think he is constantly thinking about the sack.  This will prevent him from being successful.\n\nReggie Bush will not be the answer either.  Houston already has a respectable RB.\n\nThe current rumor (which is probably false) is that Houston is seriously considering trading down.  They don't want to have to take Bush.  The problem is finding a partner. \n\nThe Saints won't trade up.  In fact they are looking to trade down.  The Titans and Jets are probably comfortable where they are. \n\nThe Packers could use Bush, but they are sitting pretty at number 5.  They will find a quality player to fit their many needs at this spot.\n\nSF or Oakland might be interesting positions.  Both of them could use Bush and that is not too far for Houston to fall and still pick up quality.\n\nWhat's going to happen? No one knows for sure, but I think Houston is hoping to come in 2nd in their division and maybe a chance at a Wildcard spot.
663965
I have lived in Houston all of my life. I live in Memorial and work in Houston's east end. Houston is very large so driving to a specific destination can take a while. The weather is hot in the summer and humid. We are multicultural which has its good points and bad points. A lot of our economy is based upon oil and we suffer when it goes down too low in price. We are a city of transients, most people were not born here. Houston is growing and traffic can be very bad since many of the streets are being expanded all over the city.\n\nYou only asked for the stresses. I still like Houston very much. It is economical and there are lots of things to do and see. I don't agree that it's not safe as I have always gone anywhere I wanted with no problems. Also, downtown and the Theater district have been revisalized with lots of cute shops. The Galleria has fantastic shopping and night life can be found downtown, Westheimer, Richmond and many other places until the wee hours. We are ranked as having restaurants comparable to Chicago and New York, People are normally very friendly here. I love my Texas!!!!!
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I think he would be a great choice.  Remember all the high-octane offenses his teams had in Houston?  The pieces are in place for him to run a similar offense in Ariz.\n\nFor more on the Cardinals and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
401055
Chan Ho will not live up to those expectations, like you said.  The Padres have an excellent pitcher in Jake Peavy.  He deserves that type of money, not somebody unproven that came from a homerun ballpark in Texas.  Regardless of who is pitching for them though, they should still make the playoffs and get to the NLCS.  \n\nI didnt realize that Chan Ho Park was getting paid that much.  That is insane.
1079409
I think its in San Diego No?
911014
Houston, Texas, no doubt.
408138
Despite passing on Bush, Houston has drafted some hellified talent, at least in the first three rounds. They may have drafted three starters with their first three picks. They got incredibly lucky having Ryans drop into the second round AND Winston dropping into the third. Philly and Arizona both had excellent drafts as well. Of course, AZ always look like they have a good draft, and look like they have an awesome team, and then the season starts and they get whacked.