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La Scala Closes
"Fast Eddie's Booby Trap". Priceless. =================== That is pretty funny! Booby Trap, great stuff.....reminds me of the scene in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" where the jackels searched Roger's wife Jessica and the jackel had his hand snaggeded in a "booby trap" when he seacrhed her......— January 16, 2011 6:07 p.m.
Wall Street Traders Bring Home Far More Than Brain Surgeons
The $498,246 average compensation and benefits package that Goldman Sachs paid employees in 2009 - could this average be skewed by a relative few super compensated? Do you know how the median compensation/benefits for 2009 compares? ======= It is absolutely skewed. Whne you have top level employees pulling down $10 million plus, or even $100 million, plus it throws all the averages off. The median would be MUCH LOWER, about 1/5th IMO. The mode would be another good indication of the mean income.— January 16, 2011 6 p.m.
How a Trip to Tijuana Changed My Heart
True!!!!— January 16, 2011 8:37 a.m.
Escondido City Council Told Homeless Center Inadequate
Gosh, I haven't heard a Mork and Mindy joke in decades... ===== LOL...there was SMALL comedy club in San Francisco-now defunt- called the Holy City Zoo (I think that was the name), held about 40-50 people max and Robin Williams used to do stand up there before he made it big in LA, and still showed up from time to time, and he showed up one time when I was there-guy was very very funny.........— January 16, 2011 8:36 a.m.
Comparatively, Tech Workers Haul in Bucks in San Diego
they also were greatly involved with exercise physiology testing and rehab for athletes at one time i think that group of Doctors does still own it...many of the docs there were involved in the early studies on the effects of running in the early days of running ====================== yes nan, Van Camp taught our class in the Masters Degree program in Exercise Physiology at State. Steve Van Camp was a big shot cardiac surgeon and head of the American Medical Association at the time. I HATED that class! I hated it because it was literally a class heart surgeons take in their 4th year of medical school-and although I have a very strong back ground in physiology I did not have the background to do well in that class. I was in sooooooo far over my head. I was so lucky to get a C (luck, pure luck and nothing but luck), I honestly thought I was going to fail. I have never failed a college class ever, have never received a D. I would have taken a D and thanked my lucky stars. The C was a Christmas gift I will always be thankful for!— January 15, 2011 6:47 p.m.
True Grit Stands Alone
Nan, I saw Iron Man for the first time a few nights ago on TV-and Jeff Bridges is the bad guy in that show!!!! I had no idea he was in Iron Man.....I am a big fan too. Did you ever see the 1976 movie "Stay Hungry" with Jeff, Arnold Schwarzenneger and Sally Field??? Good movie.........— January 15, 2011 6:40 p.m.
La Scala Closes
Sounds like good news for Pt. Loma Seafood lovers! ================ Point Loma Seafood is the best-pricey as heck, but the best. They are suppsoed to be remodeling, but I have not been over there in about 6 months-anyone know if they are finshed??? or where they are in the remodeling job????— January 15, 2011 6:37 p.m.
Comparatively, Tech Workers Haul in Bucks in San Diego
I was given heart bypass surgery twice in Alvarado. Also did heart rehab there. Always had great service =========================== Was Van Camp your doctor by chance. He was a cardiac surgeon, who also headed the AMA, and taught my cardiopulmany physiology class at SDSU. Hardest class I ever took in my life-was a 3rd or 4th year medical school speciality class being taught in the SDSU Masters program. Was the only class I have even felt I could fail-when I got a C I was thanking my lucky stars. Van Camp also taught using the socratic method-like law school-where he called on you and asked you to explain the theories and science we were studying-luckily for me I was never called on, I would have been toast.— January 15, 2011 8:12 a.m.
Escondido City Council Told Homeless Center Inadequate
viewer's comments are nonsensical, I would like to understand what his comments are aimed at.— January 15, 2011 7:51 a.m.
How a Trip to Tijuana Changed My Heart
The point is, Eunice may one day see Conrad as the rest of us do--when she gets her head out of the clouds. ============= Except the writer also had your view>> in the begining. As the story unfolded she changed her view and really came to admire Conrad. I was expecting this to turn out really bad at the end, like Eunice played Conrad like a cheap fiddle, but that was not the case...... in any event it was interesting-gave a multi dimiensional look to the people which I did enjoy.— January 15, 2011 7:50 a.m.