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Counterclockwise (2009) and Memory Fitness (2004) are two evidence-based resources addressing the passage of the years
/0 Comments/in Language usage, MCHS Stories, Newsletter, TorontoAt a recent post, we’ve had a great discussion, in the Comments section, with thanks to a message from Bert Eccles of Malcolm Campbell High School, about the passage of the years. By way of bringing attention to some of the themes, addressed in the discussion, I’ve devoted the current post to two great books, […]
Ideology and evidence-based practice
/0 Comments/in Newsletter, TorontoBelow are links that may be of interest. I have long had an interest in evidence and evidence-based practice. The value of evidence has been of interest for me for two reasons. First, as a reporter, I have learned the value of evidence, as it is practised in traditional print journalism. Secondly, I’ve had the […]
The OMB took this 9 Meaford Ave. photo montage as evidence; Committee of Adjustment rejected it out of hand
/0 Comments/in Committee of Adjustment, Toronto Local Appeal Body, Local Planning Appeals Tribunal, Long Branch, Newsletter, TorontoThe OMB took this 9 Meaford Ave. photo montage as evidence. The Etobicoke-York Committee of Adjustment had rejected it out of hand. The Committee has made a point of consistently rejecting such mock ups, prepared by residents. In the subjective view of the Chair of the Committee, expressed on a number of occasions, such mock […]
Mr. Putin (2015) illustrates that story management is possible even in the absence of evidence-based biographical details
/1 Comment/in Mississauga, Newsletter, TorontoMr. Putin (2015) illustrates that story management is possible even in the absence of evidence-based biographical details In a previous post, I’ve discussed the Story of Mississauga, which I’ve been following since January 2017. The project is driven by a focused approach toward heritage management. The Story of Mississauga is concerned, as well, with community […]
Sugar is the scourge, not fat, according to several, converging lines of evidence
/0 Comments/in Newsletter, TorontoAn April 7, 2016 Guardian article is entitled: “The sugar conspiracy.” “In 1972,” the article notes, “a British scientist sounded the alarm that sugar – and not fat – was the greatest danger to our health. But his findings were ridiculed and his reputation ruined. How did the world’s top nutrition scientists get it so […]
Successful strength training depends upon following the evidence
/0 Comments/in Newsletter, TorontoToday’s post concerns a topic that I have referred to earlier, in a post entitled: The Complete Guide to Strength Training (2015): An A-1 resource for evidence-based practice in strength training I am currently in weeks 10, 11, and 12 of a program of strength training exercises based upon the above-noted text by Anita Bean. […]