Personal
“God does not deduct from man's allotted time, the time spent running.
--Edgar Allan Poe.
“And the sea will grant each man new hope, as sleep brings dreams of home."
--Christopher Columbus.
Dr. Silverman (one of these people anyway) in a Bay to Breakers Race, in 2003, with some teachers from Colorado.
Dr. Silverman in a Half-Marathon, Davis, 2003.
Dr. Silverman in Piper Cherokee, PA28-140.
Dr. Silverman in San Francisco Half-Marathon, 2005.
Dr. Silverman in the first race of 2006 (January 1), on the Golden Gate Bridge.
Dr. Silverman in Kaiser Half-Marathon in 2006.
Dr. Silverman in the first run of 2007 on Golden Gate Bridge (2007/01/01), early in the morning.
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Dr. Silverman in Kaiser Half-Marathon, in 2007. This was a hard race, I think it was about 18 or 19 miles.
Dr. Silverman in Santa Cruz Half-Marathon, in 2007.
Power bar was a bad idea.
The person behind me is a student demanding a grade change in CS4000.
Dr. Silverman in Bay to Breakers in 2007 race – 7.5 miles across San Francisco.
Dr. Silverman in DSE sponsored Dipsea race, in June 2007. This race was considered one of the most extreme races in the US when it was created in 1905.
Photo: click on this dot . with high power magnifying glass.
San Francisco Half Marathon, February 2008. It was raining cats and dogs and some people reported seeing sleet on Great Highway.
Santa Cruz Half Marathon, April 2008. Good weather at the start time 55-60 degrees. At mile nine, almonds and tangerine and gatorade and water.
Marina, July 2008. It's Mort's fault.
Crystal Lakes, November 2008. Chasing Wendy, and chased by Bill to the finish line.
First run, January 1, 2009. Nice run on Golden Gate Bridge, no rain just cold.
