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I'm guessing about the authors of these three pieces of graffiti written on a ventilation shaft of the MTR at Kowloon Tong station: there were three teenage, female, native English speakers, who shared the same felt tip pen while waiting for a bus. One or more was smoking a cigarette (because it's hidden from street view). The thoughts are interesting/sensitive, but they didn't finish one of them because their bus had arrived. I note the same mistake of a dotted "i" while the rest of the letters are capitalized. However, the mistake was probably made by different authors suggesting they are in the same class at school, and were taught the same mistake/were not corrected. The writing is delicate, suggesting the authors were female, but the "quiet hope" sentence was written with a heavier hand, suggesting either confidence or possibly a male author. There is some inconsistency about the dots at the end of each sentence, with most placing three, one four and one five.
Neon sign with multiple reflections
With blood analysis only inches from food there must be Vampires about.
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Analysis of iron in water from Pacific surface region by the Flow Injection analysis in the Chemistry Lab.
35 research participants and 1.5 hour interview for each leads to a lot of stuff to analyze. We've really gone crazy with the stickies since this photo was taken last week. I'll post a version of the current space as soon as I stitch together the photos I just took.
before looking at others with judgement you must first judge yourself.
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Analysis of iron in water from Pacific surface region by the Flow Injection analysis in the Chemistry Lab.
Participants attending the Technical Meeting on Nuclear Power Cost Estimation and Analysis Methodologies held at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 25 April 2018
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With the CCTV image applied to the scan, it was then possible to identify the post impact position of the ejected occupant in a detailed 3D scene model. This allowed us to confirm that the only opportunity for an occupant to leave the vehicle without being subsequently struck or ran over by it is following the rebound from the tree impact.
As a computer tries to analyze this football play, the superimposed boxes show where the computer thinks the players are at the moment – and usually it’s right. This type of analysis is helping to develop artificial intelligence systems that can see, learn from and eventually improve complex operations. (Graphic courtesy of Oregon State University)
I used the Tapor XML analysis tools to find the words that are used the most on the Adaptive Path blog.
Numbers 4 and 19 crack me up.
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Wazir-A very honest film making. From start to end stayed on story track with out deviating to commercial elements
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i think Angel in A-Team is the guy in a pink suit ("You," probably) in Bad Habits.
They are addicted.
They chase a high.
They are observers.
When Ed meets them he disappears into thin air (after he purchases the magazine, "The Big Issue" and after his car crash).
They have thick eye makeup, as they should.
They split off from themselves (In the morning, Angel watches Angel die, Mr Pink dissolves to reveal Ed)
They can fly (Mr. Pink clearly can and, If that isn't the meaning of the repeated lyric"Angle to Fly," at least Angel flies away at the end)
They are girly (Angel appears to be a girl and Mr. Pink is glam).
They have partly obscured head (Angle wears a hoody, Mr. Pink starts out in a hair drier).
They lead to wild eyes stare into space; the lyric from Bad Habits describes how one half of Angel dies.
The live by night and disappear in the morning.
They like mirrors.
They are another side of Ed, or at least Mr. Pink clearly is. Angel was supposedly someone that Ed met in a homeless person's shelter but, I think back in his busking days, Ed used to stay in shelters himself.
I think this alter ego is also the second person who has the photograph of Ed Sheeran, in his hit song "Photograph," since just at the point where Ed sings "inside the necklace you got when you were 16," the official promotion video shows a picture of Ed Sheeran looking to be about 16, dressed up as a pirate, wearing a gold necklace with a locket. Ed seems to like pirates. He did pirate as a child and dressed dressed up as a similar pirate, complete with gold necklace and locket, at about he time of the release of Photograph, but few seem to have noticed that, judging by who owns the necklace and locket, he was singing a love song to the pirate side of himself. As a number of psychologists argue, we observe the images and words that represent ourselves from the point of view of another within ourselves.
A similar sort of self love can also be found in Lego House.
In Bad Habits, after popping a lot of balloons and just before seeing himself pop like a balloon, Mr. Pink pops a balloon in front of a vampire girl. To me he seems to be saying, "it (your ego) is just a balloon" (or photograph, or magazine) and, "It's okay. We are all vampirates really." The scary (vampire, pirate, prostitute) nature of our alter ego is as far as I know only hinted at by Ed, but claimed by Kitarou Nishida (1967).
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Nishida, Kitaro (1965/?) “Zettai mujunteki jikodōitsu” 絶対矛盾的自己同一 (Absolutely Contradictory Self-
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754 環境が自己否定的に自己自身を主体化するということは、自己自身をメフィスト化することである。直観的世界の底には、悪魔が潜んでいるのである。That the environment should give a self-negating autonomy to the ourselves is the literal demonization (making a Mephistopheles) of ourselves. The devil hides at the bottom of the world of intuition (or pure sight).
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Northamptonshire's players gather for a pep-talk after taking a Kent wicket - leaving the hosts 60-3 - on the fourth and final day of a 2023 season-opening County Championship Division One fixture at the St Lawrence (or Spitfire) Ground, Canterbury. Regrouping, Kent went on to win by seven wickets.
Cricket has been played at the St Lawrence Ground since 1847. Previously, a Tudor manor house, latterly called St Lawrence and demolished in 1839, occupied the site.
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Kent versus Northamptonshire @ St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury
LV= Insurance County Championship, Division One (fourth and final day, 85.2 overs, 11am start)
Admission: £10. Scorecard: £1. Attendance: 295 (h/c). Kent won the toss and elected to bowl). Northamptonshire 117 & 331 off 20.3 overs 3pts [resumed day four at 300-7] (Rob Keogh 116no, Gareth Berg 56, Hassan Azad 51, Joey Evison 4-62) lost by seven wickets to Kent 222 & 227-3 off 64.5 overs 19pts (Ben Compton 114no, Jack Leaning 67no, Daniel Bell-Drummond 32, Chris Tremain 2-40). Umpires: P.J. Hartley and I.D. Blackwell
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Speakers at the 26th Annual Regulatory Information Conference host a technical session to discuss severe accident codes and analysis applications and Fukushima response activities. Pictured is Richard Lee Branch Chief, Division of Systems Analysis RES/NRC. Additional presenters include: Randall Owen Gauntt Manager, Severe Accident Analysis Department Sandia National Laboratory; Nathan E. Bixler Principal Member of the Technical Staff Sandia National Laboratory; Didier Jacquemain, Deputy Head of Severe Accident Department Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, France; Tina Ghosh, Senior Reactor Systems Engineer, Division of Systems Analysis RES/NRC, and Kenji Tatewia Manager, Nuclear Power Programs Tokyo Electric Power Company, Washington Office.
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Cumulative Goal and actual distance walked for each day in 2014. I got quite far behind in the middle of the year. I ended up 8 miles ahead of my 3000 mile goal.
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Organisations across Greater Manchester have joined forces in the continued crackdown on organised crime.
Over the past five days, Greater Manchester Police has worked in partnership with Home Office Immigration Enforcement, the National Crime Agency, Europol and other local and national partner agencies to undertake a series of raids, visits and safeguarding checks as part of 'Challenger' - the region’s biggest ever approach to tackling organised crime.
Over the past five days, more than 40 warrants have been carried out to disrupt and dismantle organised crime groups involved in illegal immigration, illegal marriages, drugs and the exploitation of some of the most vulnerable in society.
The week of action not only utilised close collaboration between partner agencies to identify and detain known criminals but to visit high risk areas and work with potential victims of exploitation to offer protection and prevention advice.
The week was also an effective tool in gathering further evidence and intelligence in the continuing attack on the criminal networks operating in Greater Manchester.
Since Monday 24 March there have been 78 arrests – 45 immigration-related and 33 for other organised crimes. Drugs with a street value of more than £285,000 and more than £70,000 of cash has also been seized. Further disruption to organised crime groups has been delivered in the form of £100,000 in fines served to businesses in the region. Further arrests and seizures are likely to be declared in coming days.
Chief Superintendent Rebekah Sutcliffe, who heads Challenger for Greater Manchester Police said:
“This has been another hugely successful week for Challenger and we would like to thank Immigration Enforcement, Europol, all other agencies and the local communities for their support.
“Organised crime groups do not assume a certain appearance or status; they take many different forms and often masquerade behind what appears to be a legitimate business, where they launder their ill-gotten gains.
“They do not specialise in a particular type of crime either and will pursue anything that offers the least risk and highest reward, from selling counterfeit goods and loan sharking to human trafficking and drug dealing.
“Those orchestrating illegal immigration will be involved in other criminality – there is often an overlap so this is why our multi-agency partnership and our close collaboration with Immigration Enforcement was integral to a quick and effective week of action.
“These criminals operate by preying on the most vulnerable in society - and this is why activity such as this is really important to us.”
The partnership approach to this week of action has been prevalent throughout, its effectiveness has been particularly highlighted by the success around visits to car washes across Greater Manchester, where the link between illegal immigration and other forms of organised crime has been most clearly illustrated.
Car washes in Salford, Wigan and Oldham were visited during the week, where a number of illegal workers were discovered. With the quick response and assistance of partner agencies, offences including drugs, benefit fraud and a potential sham marriage have also been uncovered through those visits – an effective and successful example of Challenger in action.
In addition to arrests and raids, Challenger’s delivery of effective prevention and enforcement activity has been most prominently reflected this week via operations in a number of local areas.
In Wigan, whilst conducting Harm Reduction visits, the GMP Child Sexual Exploitation Unit arrested one man for both CSE and drugs offences, and another man was arrested for grooming offences.
Tuesday saw a flurry of activity in Bolton, where six arrests were made for offences including human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Throughout the week, Europol – the European Law Enforcement Agency - was present with two officers based with GMP to carry out cross checks of the data and provide forensic support, which vastly increased the speed that analysis was performed, greatly enhancing the investigation process.
Dave Magrath, Head of the Home Office North West Criminal Investigations team, said: “This week we have made more than 20 arrests in the North West in connection with various investigations into suspected immigration crime.
“These arrests, and the Challenger operations, demonstrate the effectiveness of working alongside partner agencies such as Great Manchester Police. This work will continue to make life as tough as possible for those who seek to abuse our immigration laws.”
Chief Superintendent Sutcliffe added:
“Challenger is crucial in giving communities the confidence to speak out and report this destructive and intimidating behaviour that threatens our neighbourhoods.
“By working in partnership with so many agencies we have attacked these gangs from every angle, exposing them whilst at the same time protecting those that they exploit for their own gain.
“But the job isn’t over yet. With the public’s help, we’ll continue to work hard to uncover the criminal activity and bring these individuals to justice.”
Anyone with information should contact police on 101 or the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.