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The Trapdoor in the Sun: Anti-Vax Myth #234934: Pre-Vaccine Medical Advances Account for Disease Elimination
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The Trapdoor in the Sun. Truth and Artifice - Straw thoughts of a straw man. Wednesday, June 11, 2014. Anti-Vax Myth #234934: Pre-Vaccine Medical Advances Account for Disease Elimination. The decrease in the mortality rate that preceded the introduction of vaccines indicates that the elimination of infection are the result of non-vaccine-related bio-medical advances and that, therefore, vaccines are ineffective. The following response uses measles as a representative vaccine-preventable disease. Rate dec...
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The Trapdoor in the Sun: May 2007
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The Trapdoor in the Sun. Truth and Artifice - Straw thoughts of a straw man. Wednesday, May 30, 2007. Support Canadian Indie Media. As a fan of all things indie I thought I'd pass along a plug for The Tyee. I've been a fan of this website since it started up a few years ago and while I don't always think they have the best content they do have the right spirit. Sunday, May 13, 2007. Saturday, May 12, 2007. Sun Rise @ York University. The white buildings in the distance are Shell Oil tanks. Not an epic vi...
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The Trapdoor in the Sun: September 2007
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The Trapdoor in the Sun. Truth and Artifice - Straw thoughts of a straw man. Sunday, September 23, 2007. 2215 Dundas Street West. Some shots of the new digs here at 2215 Dundas Street West. Being at the intersection of two major streetcar lines has its advantages - and otherwise. The cars are pretty noisy as they go by. Ikea-d up. New dresser and bookcases. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visit my Flickr site. 2215 Dundas Street West. A Personal Moment in the Here and Now. My Photo Travel Blog.
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The Trapdoor in the Sun: May 2014
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The Trapdoor in the Sun. Truth and Artifice - Straw thoughts of a straw man. Saturday, May 10, 2014. Justin Trudeau's "Pro-Choice" Decree. Trudeau’s recent pronouncement that new candidates for the Liberal Party of Canada (LPC) must be "pro-choice" has stirred up some controversy. Criticism stemming from the National Post’s Andrew Coyne ( Trudeau ban on pro-lifers implies the issue is settled. It isn’t. So what has Trudeau really done? Edit: It has been pointed out to me that the issue of access to abort...
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The Trapdoor in the Sun: August 2008
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The Trapdoor in the Sun. Truth and Artifice - Straw thoughts of a straw man. Friday, August 08, 2008. Six turtle doves. framed. And now, without further ado:. Pearl Jam @ Vancouver, 1998 (Deep black frame - no matte). Pearl Jam @ Merriweatherpost, 1998 (Black frame - fabric red regular black mattes). Pearl Jam @ Istanbul, 1996 (Black beveled frame - white red mattes). Built to Spill @ Englewood, CO, 2003 (Black beveled frame - gray black mattes). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visit my Flickr site.
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The Trapdoor in the Sun: A Crisis of Leadership: Reflections on the recent Ontario election
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The Trapdoor in the Sun. Truth and Artifice - Straw thoughts of a straw man. Friday, June 13, 2014. A Crisis of Leadership: Reflections on the recent Ontario election. Disclaimer: I know that hindsight is 20/20. What I'm writing here is actually (believe it or not) what I was saying privately during the election and still hold to now. More than that, I also realize that politics, especially the specific variety practiced in North America, is a very strange beast. I know that it doesn't run on logic n...
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my green blog: December 2006
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It's pens and pencils and whatever else i want to mess about with. Friday, December 29, 2006. Years ago, i had a number of journals and sketchbooks that i would write in and have on hand religiously. i recently bought another in the hopes of jumpstarting that method once again. unfortunately, i only did the one entry (see above). maybe with my resurgence of interest in faces- and my relatively open schedule- i can actually get something in there. Ballpoint, september '06. Ink, february '06. This is a pic...
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my green blog: it's been a long time running...
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It's pens and pencils and whatever else i want to mess about with. Monday, November 26, 2007. It's been a long time running. Been quite some time since i posted anything here. we've been busy as hell since the last posting, that's for sure. i did this sketch while waiting at the nanaimo ferry terminal on our way back from tofino this summer; i like it a lot. We started loading onto the ferry as i was finishing up. you can see that the lamppost and park area on the left aren't quite finished.
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Shayne and Jo Take Over the World (Asia): February 2007
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Shayne and Jo Take Over the World (Asia). Friday, February 23, 2007. Boracay, Boracay, Boracay. By the time you read this we'll be on our way. In only a few short hours we'll be catching a red-eye bus to Seoul, where we'll wait for about three hours until leaving for the sunny Philippines. Essentially, we'll be going from this:. Artist's rendition of a tropical paradise. ). Wellllllllll, I'd love to stay and blog all day but somebody has to sunbathe and drink margaritas all day, and it might as well be me.
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Shayne and Jo Take Over the World (Asia): December 2006
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Shayne and Jo Take Over the World (Asia). Saturday, December 30, 2006. A Taste of the Sea. Anyways, apart from giving our condolenses on a lost vacation, we took the opportunity to explore a side of Korean cuisine that we've hitherto ignored: seafood, and more specifically, raw fish. So Nah Ri drew us a map to the fish market and we promised to stop by around lunch time the next day. The picture above shows the outside of the fish market, built on a pier. From this view it seems pretty peaceful. After bu...
