Those pictured are a little bit younger than us, but maybe someone will recognize a brother or other relative.
Funny the things you remember. I actually went shopping at Food Basket with Leon Stallings and Bill Burger. For a very strange trip to Green Valley Falls for camping. Huh?
Look behind the kids in uniform and you'll see the old wooden Youth Center, where after game dances were held and I worked at one point.
First place I ever saw the Surfer Stomp performed, by some blond kid named Richard Wehmeyer.
Extra credit if you can identify the "on deck" team and explain why one of them is smoking a pipe.
Well I do not have a PHD, but I have a DD214! It was not very popular back in day but went on to finish my batchelor degree and went on to make and save a few million $!! Hope all is well with all those who only have a DD214! God bless you all! Thanks for your service and sacrifice! Maybe someone with nothing else to do will make a list of all those who gave up the time in their lives to get that DD214!
Tom Hall; I never had a better teacher. I've tried to find him to no avail. Maybe you can locate his whereabouts, Bruce. BTW the hurricane did not hit the Atlantic side. Our home on Amelia Island, just above Jacksonville, was just fine when we returned from a visit to Stockton, California.
I guess everyone is busy with Christmas letters and posting Holiday Greetings on FaceBook! Meanwhile back in OB, I bet Santa Claus used to spend summers here!
Yes! Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas. . . it's still fun with grandkids/nieces/nephews around. I hope Bruce is okay . . . maybe on a nice vacation with Michelle ;-D Wishing all Lancers a wonderful 2019- with good health and lots of laughs along the way.
I know that's a bit cryptic, but I will return with a "public service" message on how to deal with doctors at a later time. We're all likely going to be seeing more of them than less. My journey started in 2000 with my thyroid "problem".
But just for oldtimes sake. Here's Borup 1957 Fifth grade Hilltop Drive Elementary.
Thyroid disease is one of the most undiagnosed maladies which affect us. Worse still, it is often misdiagnosed and inappropriately treated (did I say "mistreated"). The thyroid system in effect drives almost every other system in the body. One analogy is that it is the accerator peddle, like on a car, but for your entire body.
If you have, or think you have, thyroid issues Elaine Moore has a very informative website that approaches the world from the patients side of things rather than researchers and doctors.
Tom Hayes, Dick Holmes and Jim Longerbone reunited at Annapolis for the 50th Anniversary of their graduation from USNA in 1968. Navy's football team wasn't quite up to the task of winning the Homecoming game, but Tom, Jim and I had a grand time catching up on family and all the going's on.
The spiel itself is rather short. The supporting evidence would take longer.
Don't believe naively that doctors necessarily have your best medical interests at heart or in practice. In addition, they often make mistakes.
Get second opinions and do your own research and challenge your doctors. If they don't respond, find a new one.
Interestingly, my new doctor graduated from high school in 1964 and knows Chula Vista well.
He found two major issues in one day.
Photo is 1978 Point Loma and thirty years later in good ol' CV. This is when some thyroid trouble began. I flipped from being hypothyroid (diagnosed in 2000) to hyperthoid in 2008. This caused some "problems" to say the least.
So some of us probably remember a bit about Junior High, right? I recall somebody on the playground having The "Toonerville Tess" "publication" below. I think they were called Tijuana Bibles. Rumor is that X tried to turn in a book report on it.
Anyway somebody wAs trying to sell these two for $115.00
I ordered from Life Extension and am now bombarded with ads
I am concluding that you need two email id's
One for financial transactions only
And one for your usual day to day
I found this while I was looking stuff up
"Resulting behaviors include anger, sarcasm, frustration, sadness, depression, being withdrawn, hostile, and/or anxious, and dissatisfaction,”
Went for six years untested.
Official guideline
When should TSH levels be measured in patients being treated for hypothyroidism? •
RECOMMENDATION 13 Patients being treated for established hypothyroidism should have serum TSH measurements done at 4-8 weeks after initiating treatment or after a change in dose. Once an adequate replacement dose has been determined, periodic TSH measurements should be done after 6 months and then at 12-month intervals, or more frequently if the clinical situation dictates otherwise. Grade B, BEL 2 See: L-thyroxine treatment of hypothyroidism
A couple of Key Club rejects and Deux Les belles filles du jour
Well it's not a dirge yet thankfully.
This hard-driving song features Gisela Farías's clarion voice and rural, declamatory singing style and the percussive sounds of zapateado footwork by Iván Fernández and his sister Lucero Fernández.
Giselas style is a bit harsh, declamatory to say the least, but it grows on you
Gisela reminds a bit of Anthropologist Laura Nader, my favorite prof at UCB, who did her field work in Mexico.
the zapateado footwork is my favorite part, and don't overlook the jawbone percussion, real jaw (@ :54 & 2:34)
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Tom Hayes, Dick Holmes and Jim Longerbone reunited at Annapolis for the 50th Anniversary of their graduation from USNA in 1968. Navy's football team wasn't quite up to the task of winning the Homecoming game, but Tom, Jim and I had a grand time catching up on family and all the going's on. 
