Then and now: Shea from '64 to today.

And in 2008, go off name Madonna continued to adjudicate to accept babies from Malawi. In 1964, the most potent earthquake in American antiquity (9.2 on the Richter scale) hit South Central Alaska. In 2008, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin caused tremors in the bureaucratic community by being named the premier female Vice Presidential appointee in the yesteryear of the Republican Party.

In 1964, Jimmy Hoffa was found blameworthy on bribery charges and sentenced to eight years in prison. In 2008, O.J. Simpson went on stab for armed robbery.

There have been significant advances made in literature, music, coating and bug out education as well. In 1964, Ernest Hemingway's "A Moveable Feast" was posthumously published. In 2008, Joey Chestnut successfully defended his Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest name over Takeru Kobayashi by captivating a five-hot dog "eat-off" after tying Kobayashi by downing 59 impetuous dogs and buns in 10 minutes. In 1964, "Tom Jones" won the Academy Award for Best Picture.

In 2008, you can take in the Welsh soul-singing presentiment known as Tom Jones at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. In 1964, the Beatles wowed the the human race with their show on "The Ed Sullivan Show." In 2008, Heather Mills wowed the cosmos by attractive a dissolve colonization of $48.7 million from her ex-Beatle ex-husband, Sir Paul McCartney. In 1964, "Peyton Place" debuted on ABC, making it the initial prime-time soap opera.

In 2008, the New York Giants won a soap opera of a Super Bowl over the New England Patriots under the operation of Eli Manning, whose brother's handle is Peyton. From Nolan Ryan to Tom Seaver to Jerry Koosman to Craig Swan to Pat Zachry, from Joe Torre to Lenny Randle to Hubie Brooks to Mookie Wilson to Lenny Dykstra, from Kevin Mitchell to David Cone to Mike Piazza to Johnny Franco to Matt Franco, and today, with David Wright, Jose Reyes, Carlos Beltran and Johan Santana prime the charge, Shea Stadium has provided more than enough thrills for Mets fans to be preserved up with the Yankees. And through it all, the purplish, neon-lighted, big, orbit ballpark with the Big Apple home-run stay and 737s buzzing on high has stood there gallantly and watched biography go by.

Next year, Citi Field will begin the same journey.

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