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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).
The above image was made using FaceApp to morph an image of myself, as "Angel," and the images below
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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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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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This is a 300dpi map of the top 50 PR twitterers (as per Stephen Waddington's analysis) and the interrelationships between them.
To generate this:
We first crawled all the accounts for "friends" (accounts that they follow) and "followers" (accounts that follow them). This is a profligate use of resources because we were always going to throw away a massive load of that data. But it's always more interesting to start with a large data set. You don't know what you're going to find.
Then I wrote a quick-and-dirty perl script to process the data looking only for those instances where one of the top 50 followed another.
Then we dropped everything into NetDraw (if you are at all interested in this stuff, you really should get hold of a copy and start reading around the subject.) We laid out the chart so that the people who have the most peer-group followers are in the centre of the chart - and to make it even more obvious, we sized their nodes according to the number of peer-group followers that they have.
So people on the peripheries (like me - mediaczar) are peripheral to the community, and those in the middle are central. Obvious, huh?
This chart already shows a massive difference between our analysis (as it progresses) and the raw data from Wadds's list. There are some really good reasons for this, which I'll go into on the blog.
For more on this, see this post on Twitter Social Network Analysis
20140228-_DJB1779 - Harkins Slough, Santa Cruz County, CA
Analysis by Dan Lane, Baton Rouge, LA
In response to a few of the day's comments, I should clarify that I (or Alvaro, I suspect) was not suggesting that the bird in question was the offspring of South American-breeding Barn Swallow. I don't discount the possibility, although I think it is rather unlikely. Instead, I simply was stating that this particular bird agrees very much with Barn Swallows (North American breeders) I see while on their travels in South America in their non-breeding season (the plate I painted for Birds of Peru show three juvs, two mostly fresh, and one fairly worn, in an effort to show the differences at the different wear stages one is likely to see there). Young birds in South America (and even here in North America by November and December) have very bleached foreheads and throats as is the bird in question. The lack of a dark collar does not bother me in the least, as North American birds tend to have a weak collar, if any at all. The photos linked to by Jeff Bleam in his latest post showing juvenile Barn Swallows with broad dark collars are all from the Old World (Europe and Africa, if you see the locality information on the right side of the webpages). The Old World subspecies of Barn Swallows (rustica, for example) *do* have broad, obvious collars, but this feature is all but lacking in American birds (erythrogaster). Any comparison of European and North American field guides (or simply looking in Sibley or National Geographic) should instantly show this distinction.
I have seen a probable Cliff X Barn hybrid while coleading a tour with Jon Dunn in California in October 1999 (I'll have to dig up my field sketches of that bird to remind myself of the markings that led us to that identification, but I clearly remember the deeply notched tail and buff rump, as noticeable as on Cliff, as two outstanding characters). There is also a specimen of what is probably this hybrid combination (or perhaps Cave X Barn?) in the LSU Museum, a bird found emaciated on a road in S Louisiana in December (!). Again, the Cliff-like buff rump is one of the outstanding characters.
In Mr. Bleam's photo of the bird in question in flight:
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I don't see any such buff rump band, I *do* see a long tail, and dark neck sides suggesting even the edges of a "semi-collar" (not completed across the meeting of throat and breast feathers). Furthermore, the bird has no darkness on the throat at all, which I could expect of Cliff parentage, rather the throat and forehead are concolor (as they are in juv Barn). What I see is a white patch on a rectrix (either a bit of poop or an out-of-place outer rectrix showing the white typical of Barn, absent in Cliff), and buff on the very sides of the rump where the flanks and undertail coverts should be (which should be buff in a Barn, mostly whitish in a Cliff). The white stripes in the back, to me, suggest exposed whitish down along the mantle/scapular edge that I would mark down as being related to the odd stage of molt of this individual. So, again, I see no evidence of any Cliff Swallow in this bird at all.
Here is a juv Barn showing the white borders to the scaps/mantle and relative lack of a breastband:
mvgazette.com/sites/default/files/article-assets/main-pho...
This is a juv. Barn Swallow by Greg Lasley in Texas, September:
www.greglasley.net/images/BA/Barn-Swallow-0035.jpg
And some photos of Barn Swallows in heavy molt in Argentina:
www.avespampa.com.ar/Hirundinidae.htm
I would add that the wonderful series of photos by Suzanne Sullivan also show Barns in comparable stages of molt. Many thanks to Suzanne for her link!
www.pbase.com/suzsull/breeding_ground_molt_barn_swallows_...
Relatively few North American birders are likely to see young Barn Swallows in this molt stage, since such molt is usually conducted entirely on the wintering grounds. Thus, it's understandable that the plumage is one rather unfamiliar to most North American birders, but quite familiar with those who have had the chance to see the species in Latin America, hence my (and Alvaro's) comments.
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