Best of Bay Area Sports Books

Posted on Sunday, January 27, 2013 by dcfan

Best of Rivals In the Bay Area we're spoiled with a rich and varied sports history. We've been able to witness transformational moments of sports history such as the black power salute in the 1962 Olympics, to an early glimpse of Tiger Woods' competitive fire at Stanford in 1995, and Bill Walsh's genius in the late 1970's. It's always great fun to reminisce about past and recent champions: . . . more »

D&D Next Playtest: Quick Impressions

Posted on Thursday, January 24, 2013 by Games_and_Sports

Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook Greetings fellow adventurers! The latest edition of Dungeons and Dragons is currently available to playtest, and I have been lucky enough to be part of a group of experienced gamers giving it a go. How experienced? Well, I remember when D & D first came out, something like 900 years ago. So far, it seems like a fun interpretation of classic rules with a lot . . . more »

Undefeated

Posted on Saturday, January 19, 2013 by sccl_smart_investing

picture of cover of documentary "Undefeated" Undefeated Have you seen the dark horse 2012 Academy Award winning documentary feature about high school football? It's an amazing true story with compelling characters, exciting game action and a great urban gospel soundtrack. As with many documentary labors of love, this film has an fascinating back story. Four years ago, filmmakers Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin set out to film the odyssey of Manassas . . . more »

Beisbol

Posted on Wednesday, January 16, 2013 by LibraryAdministration

Ballplayer Latin American names are common on major league rosters these days, but how those players end up in a Dodgers or Giants or Red Sox uniform