My wife and I have never had any images (CT, Xray, or MRI) posted in our lifetime. They only post the radiologist's assessment which is pretty standard. Yes, you can request a disc, but I have never done anything other than take a photo off of their monitor of something cool like the rod inside Nicki's femur and the bolts holding it in.Happy Birthday Tom! Hope you enjoy your day.
I was mistaaken about my next CT scan. It's not until Thursday. I'm glad I double checked. I was also going over all of my on-line medical records. While they included a note about each of the three CT scans I had while a patient, they didn't upload any of the images! WTF?
I had to call radiology and ask why, but she didn't have a reason. She said she would make me a disc with each of the three scans included. I guess I better mention this Thursday when I go for the fourth scan. Said I could pick up the disc at the front desk when I come Thursday.
I'm surprised you can even receive that station in Dundalk. It is iffy at best out here in the north forty, even though it gets better closer to the PA line. I would think that 98 Rock (97.9) in Baltimore would overpower it down there.My question is; why is he so underappreciated? Or I should say why don't we hear him on the radio? Even the great classic rock station 98.5 Rocky 98 in York PA who plays the largest variety I have ever head on a classic rock station over looks him. They play Ram Jam's Black Betty (I love that song) not many stations do, but no Frank Marino.
It's because of corporate consolidation of radio. Formats are now highly commercialized and strictly programmed using predictable, standardized playlists designed to retain the maximum number of casual listeners. Gone are the "hippie" DJ's alone in the broadcast booth (and probably stoned) playing deep underground cuts.I should say why don't we hear him on the radio?
I get aroundI'm surprised you can even receive that station in Dundalk.
Speaking of which since the demise of 100.7 98 Rock has been playing "Kick Ass Rock and Roll" again. Ive heard Pantera, I'm not big fans of the Cowboys from Hell but it is the right kind of music. Songs from Led Zepplin's first album, War Pigs and more. Plus lots of new stuff, I have no idea what the names are, but they are good hard rock songs.98 Rock (97.9) in Baltimore
On this date, Willie Mays, "The Catch"
And I missed it even though we lived in Brooklyn at the time; well I was only 2½ at the time and probably wouldn't have known the significance at the time!And what a catch it was!
You didn't miss it; I wasn't even born yet and i have seen it countless times. I only posted the video of it because it is always worth watching.And I missed it even though we lived in Brooklyn at the time; well I was only 2½ at the time and probably wouldn't have known the significance at the time!
I do 600 mg per evening, but have permission to go to 1800 if I need it. My neurologist says the body can tolerate a lot of Gabapentin. Good thing because I generally refuse opiates.That's a lot of Gabapentin. I don't think I came close to that dosage. I'm surprised you are still up and able. Tramadol does come with a warning about driving. Best to err on the safe side.
Same here!I never log off but I get the check box for verification every time I come back in. No big deal as long as it helps the forum stay viable
In San Jose We had KOME, "the come spot on your Dial"I get aroundA few miles north of the top of 695 and they come in great.
Speaking of which since the demise of 100.7 98 Rock has been playing "Kick Ass Rock and Roll" again. Ive heard Pantera, I'm not big fans of the Cowboys from Hell but it is the right kind of music. Songs from Led Zepplin's first album, War Pigs and more. Plus lots of new stuff, I have no idea what the names are, but they are good hard rock songs.
You are old enough to remember the tag lines "WIYY, Baltimore, 98 Rock - Kick Ass Rock and Roll" or WWDC FM Washington, DC 101 - Crank it up!" The golden age of album rock.
DC 101 now plays alternative rock, whatever that is, not as bad a (C)rap, but close.
My wife and I have never had any images (CT, Xray, or MRI) posted in our lifetime. They only post the radiologist's assessment which is pretty standard. Yes, you can request a disc, but I have never done anything other than take a photo off of their monitor of something cool like the rod inside Nicki's femur and the bolts holding it in.
CT scans are viewed in 3D mode, so all they would probably be able to do is capture a specific image for you.
As Coach Brimstone Vengeance used to say back in HS, "No Pain, No Gain"! Best wishes though.I tried doing my home exercises for PT today and was cursing my therapist the entire time. He doesn't take hints well.
Never had one either, never bothered to request one either, although I always knew that I could. Not sure I would understand anything that I was looking at anyway. That's along the same line as my best friend's dad who requested that he be awake for his colonoscopy so he could watch the monitor. Yes, they allow that if you request it. I kinda like the trip as I wake up from the anesthesia.My wife and I have never had any images (CT, Xray, or MRI) posted in our lifetime. They only post the radiologist's assessment which is pretty standard. Yes, you can request a disc, but I have never done anything other than take a photo off of their monitor
In San Jose We had KOME, "the come spot on your Dial"
yeah. I was listening to the classic rock station locally several years ago and they mentioned one of the DJs was doing a live broadcast from the local VW dealer. We were driving by so I stopped and talked to him while the music was playing. Only when he talked did he have to go do his thing. The tunes were all programmed in and he just talked when it told him to.It's because of corporate consolidation of radio. Formats are now highly commercialized and strictly programmed using predictable, standardized playlists designed to retain the maximum number of casual listeners. Gone are the "hippie" DJ's alone in the broadcast booth (and probably stoned) playing deep underground cuts.
