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Tuesday, September 30, 2003. There once was a man with Vascular Malformations,. Which could only be shrunk with alcoholic injections,. Who would've thunk,. That an incurable drunk,. Could be cured with pure distillations. Posted by Peter Rogers at 4:38 PM. Links to this post. Wednesday, September 17, 2003. Posted by Peter Rogers at 10:10 PM. Links to this post. Thursday, September 11, 2003. Posted by Peter Rogers at 4:54 PM. Links to this post. Tuesday, September 02, 2003. Links to this post.
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Sunday, April 26, 2015. The Universe Told Me To Do It. Juliette Binoche in Clouds of Sils Maria. Image via LA Weekly. Nope It was playing at the TIFF Lightbox. That very evening. Funny coincidence. Later when I decided to clear up the breakfast dishes, I listened to the first podcast in the queue which just happened to be KCRW’s The Treatment (a podcast about film and filmmakers) with an interview with Kristen Stewart. Similarly on Friday night, I got home and hit the couch for a nap, not thinking about ...
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Thursday, March 12, 2015. My Very Well Explained Dislike of Instagram. A photo posted by Peter Rogers (@peterrogersesq). Feb 12, 2015 at 8:28pm PST. I think I’ve been using the Instagram mobile app long enough to articulate some very basic problems with the experience. I’m also currently be nagged to re-up my Flickr Pro account in a time when you have to ask, Do you need a Flickr Pro account in 2015? I’m starting to think you do, especially given the following reasons that Instagram is, for me, Instabad.
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Saturday, April 04, 2015. Mr Peabody and Sherman. How to Train Your Dragon 2. Another fun installment of the animated adventure of a viking boy who has learned to love and live with the dragons his people once feared and hated. There are plenty of after-school-special lessons of diversity and what not but in general this is fun time. Monty Python's Life of Brian. Posted by Peter Rogers at 11:35 PM. My Very Well Explained Dislike of Instagram. We Are Not Alone. Just a Bunch of Stuff. Other Sites of Note.
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Monday, March 02, 2015. We Are Not Alone. Misery loves company, right? Posted by Peter Rogers at 12:01 PM. Just a Bunch of Stuff. Seen in Parts of December and Mostly January. How to Replace Your Aortic Valve. A Tribe Called Bourgeois. Nothing Changes on New Years Day. From the New York Times. Other Sites of Note. Follow Me on Twitter.
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Wednesday, March 24, 2004. There is a time and a place for everything. So they say. I purchased enough flooring to cover our third floor - thus it has a place, but, does it have a time? Seeing as this flooring is still inside some boxes (does that make it 'boxing'? I guess it has ceased to have a time. Or perhaps, its time has passed. More likely, its time is yet to come. Posted by Peter Rogers at 6:27 PM. Links to this post. Summer is a Girl. What a Difference a Day Makes. From the New York Times.
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Tuesday, March 03, 2015. Steve Mann's early wearable computer prototype. In this episode of the NPR podcast Invisibilia. The hosts interview early wearables creators from MIT’s media lab. And ask if technology is changing us. Of course, those super-nerds believe that wearing reality-augmenting tech like Google Glass. Only helps us be better versions of ourselves and don’t understand why people would question one form of technology over another, like say, eye glasses or shoes. They aren’t really there any...
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Sunday, June 22, 2003. I admit it. I am wrong. As it turns out, I've been wrong for over 20 years. What I, and many health professionals have been calling Hemangioma is in fact something else. The lumps of blood filled veins I've been calling Hemangioma is more correctly called Venous Vascular Malformations. Entering a hospital in Toronto lately has been similar to Dustin Hoffman suiting up in the film "Outbreak". So for me,. Step 3) If treatment is decided, book a time and wait. For me though, if treatm...
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015. So yes, I have two robotic vacuums for less than the cost of the single Dyson. The Roombas roam my abode regularly. I have yet to unpack the Dyson. Why? The circle of life continues. Posted by Peter Rogers at 8:00 PM. We Are Not Alone. Just a Bunch of Stuff. Seen in Parts of December and Mostly January. How to Replace Your Aortic Valve. A Tribe Called Bourgeois. Nothing Changes on New Years Day. From the New York Times. Other Sites of Note. Follow Me on Twitter.
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Wednesday, October 08, 2003. Interestingly, I was reading how when Kodak had to sell it's new invention, film, first it had to sell the idea of photography. They had to invent the market for a product no one wanted. So they did. Photo albums, taking photos at weddings, birthdays all were popularized by Kodak. The same was true for Gilette and the safety razor. Men didn't shave everyday. Why would they? Posted by Peter Rogers at 9:35 PM. Links to this post. Monday, October 06, 2003. Thank God for Property!
