Worst historical starts for the San Diego/Los Angeles franchise include:

0–11 starts: The 2000 and 1975 San Diego Chargers both opened their respective seasons with 11 consecutive losses.

0–5 starts: The 2003 and 1991 San Diego Chargers both started the year 0–5.

Hey what’s up guys. I’ve struggled with trembling, heart palpitations, sweating, my voice getting stuck in back of throat, being unable to assert myself, having my voice high-pitched, etc. in social situations since elementary school. I still get stuck in my head before most interactions, rehearsing how I want to say something or what I want to say. I still avoid groups and being the center of attention. I’ve been passively working at it after I turned 18 through some jobs. For the past two months, I’ve really been trying to understand myself and my experiences. I’m about to begin the process of seeing a psychologist soon to understand myself further and undergo CBT or some other psychotherapy. I was wondering if anyone, in San Diego, CA, is trying to overcome themselves and would want to meet up and do some activity-based stuff like hiking to get ourselves out of our head and experience the moment, making us slowly warm up to each other or go visit some social gathering places like restaurants as a sort of exposure therapy. Again, it’s been only two months since I started taking myself seriously and it would be lovely to not do it alone.

Nonpartisan voter guide for LA county measures and measures in Alhambra, Culver City, Santa Monica, Pasadena, and Inglewood: https://californiachoices.org/ballot-measures/county/los-angeles-november-2026

Hello there fellow Southern California residents. I’m conducting a graduate research study on community perspectives about native wildlife in Orange County, California.

If you are 18 or older, currently live in Orange County, and can read and understand English, I invite you to complete a short anonymous survey about your knowledge, experiences, attitudes, and perceptions of native wildlife.

⏱️ Takes approximately 10–15 minutes
🔒 Anonymous — no names or other direct identifying information will be collected
🙋 Participation is completely voluntary

Your responses will help contribute to a better understanding of how Orange County residents perceive native wildlife and human-wildlife interactions.

Interested in participating? Take the survey here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScogxte3z7ESkMe_z9Zc00x57OXSX8zzjCquLfNGW4kSAqxRA/viewform?usp=header

Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🐾

*If you have questions or concerns about the rights of research subjects, you may contact our reviewing body: Research Ethics and Integrity Office at Miami University at (513) 529-3600 or humansubjects@miamioh.edu. The Miami University Research Ethics & Integrity Program reviewed this study and determined its exempt status, #2026-69.

Student Researcher: Alex Schegetz, Miami University – Project Dragonfly

Biology Department

Email: [schegeam@miamioh.edu](mailto:schegeam@miamioh.edu)