John Bakos, M.D./Ph.D.:  

CLASS OF 1978
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Fair oaks, CA
Davis, CA
Chico, CA

John's Story

Life Finished UC Davis with BS in Biochemistry and minor in Political Philosophy in 1982. Then stayed a year and earned a MS in Biochemistry/Virology in 1983. Started Medical School 1983 and received MD/Ph.D. in 1992. After four years of residency in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, sta...Expand for more
yed on for 3 years as faculty. Now in private practice in Lincoln/Sacramento area. Married 1983 Divorced 1993 Have two great kids... Son Alex at UC Davis in Mechanical Engineering, Dtr Grace in Montana, in Physics and History Work 7 days a week plus as medical director, office internist and hospitalist in Greater Sacremento.
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Courtesy of Debbie...  Great shot.  Now we wait!!
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With Vince the Sign Guy – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 12 months in a row. 🎉
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I have been deceived! Multiple YouTube videos and expert consultants say that you have to trim your tomatoes down, thin them out so that your tomatoes turn ripe. If you look at the enclosed picture, the true bright red almo
Just picked a couple purple tomatoes. They look delicious.  Peach trees producing like mad but the birds are attacking them in droves.   The red tomato you see was picked mostly green. It'll be interesting to see how it tas
Harvesting oodles of Armenian cucumbers. I sliced them up and marinate them in the refrigerator for a week with vinegar and sour cream, Dill and garlic and other herbs.  Absolutely delicious. I only have like three or four
Broccoli, spinach, lettuce, cauliflower, cabbage all sprouting nicely in my above ground planters. Some weeds are starting to come, but they're so easy to pull and they're small. 
Looking good.
The horseradish I planted a year ago has grown massively. Attached is a picture, I've had. Most of them dug up and transplanted to a larger area, but I'm going to grate up some and mix it with a little vinegar and sour crea
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As you know, I live in the valley. Here are some pictures of some of the surrounding mountains after our huge snowstorm. They were all completely white two days ago, snow is melting rapidly.
And so it begins! Going to be 30 ft by 100 ft and we're going to fill it with all of our citrus. Lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit and tangerines. The soil is just absolutely beautiful here in the desert.
My 1-year-old jujube was just loaded with fruit this year.   I have two more that have a few small fruits on them that won't make it to ripeness by the time winter hits. Keep our fingers crossed.
Lavender in the foreground, mountains in the background, and then lots and lots of green alfalfa in between.
Just harvested eight yellow cling peaches. Two of them were about half ripe. The other six are still getting there.   Put some apples and plums by them on the counter. See if that helping some ripen. The two that I ate were
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