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Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Varolii CEO Dave McCann, left, chats with customers at the Appreciation Party Tuesday evening.

Interaction design workshop SUPSI

23-26 June 2011

Paolo Solcia

 

photo by Matteo Mancini

As part of a huge operation to tackle drugs supply in Piccadilly Gardens, this morning, we’ve arrested 24 alleged drug dealers.

 

For the past six months, Operation Vulcan, supported by specialist officers from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU), have been running an undercover operation in Piccadilly Gardens, alongside their high visibility patrols.

 

You may be used to seeing our Operation Vulcan team in uniform, but what you won’t have noticed is the undercover officers in and amongst the suspected criminals.

 

This morning, almost 300 officers from across the force executed 23 warrants at addresses across Greater Manchester. In total, 22 men and two women, aged 18 - 45, have been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs.

 

They remain in police custody whilst we search their houses. So far, we’ve seized almost £10k cash, 100s of snap bags of drugs, and recovered several crucial mobile phones and sim cards.

 

A man on Kensington Avenue was also caught on camera hopping fences in his dressing gown, trying to run from police at his door. It didn’t take long before he was detained and swiftly escorted to custody.

 

Operation Vulcan Piccadilly launched in September 2023, and was the product of hundreds of hours of interactions with locals, residents, and partners from across Manchester. You told us you wanted us to remove drug dealers from the area, and the action this morning seeks to do just that.

 

Detective Sergeant Matt Donnelly from Operation Vulcan said: “This was a huge operation, using almost 300 officers from across the force, various covert tactics, and specialist resources from across the region.

 

“We know how deeply the drugs trade impacts our communities and the violence and depravity it brings with it, which is why we have launched such a major operation to tackle it. By arresting 24 people this morning, I can confidently say we have dismantled and disrupted several different county lines and local drug networks. But we won’t be complacent, and this should be a warning for anyone who thinks criminal activity is welcome in our city.

 

“We want to make sure criminals are living a life of high anxiety, and I hope that anyone who considers coming to Piccadilly Gardens to deal drugs is constantly looking over their shoulder.”

 

You should call 101, the national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.

 

Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.

 

You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.

 

You can access many of our services online at www.gmp.police.uk

  

Frank De Jesus shows a friend some of his old Hot Wheels cars at the Auto Conduct Holiday Toy Drive in Downtown Los Angeles, Calif. on December 4, 2021. The De Jesus' passion for Hot Wheels, especially customizing and modifying them, goes back to when Frank was a boy.

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Rue du Grand-Pré, Genève, Suisse. Mars 2011

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

For Studio 26

Wildlife and vehicles

 

Mirror, glass gems, and beads on 24"x10" upcycled shelf.

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Images taken during a visit to Bass Rock.farne Islands

www.interaction.rca.ac.uk/cesar-harada

  

Cesar Harada

2007/9

 

24, male, 180cm, french-japanese, on a mission in London.

Studied martial arts, music, crafts, fine art, design.

Interested and interactive in design, art, performance ... YOU.

I must try, now.

 

"Instead of posing as prophets, we must be the maker of our fate " K.R. Popper, The Open Society and its Enemies.

    

PROJECTS

Industrial Fragility

Open_Sailing

  

Industrial Fragility

Open_SailingCONTACT

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REAL CIRCLE Vol.5 Shou-Pei Hip Hop Battle is Soul Brother organized hip hop battle game, the circle dance by a real sense of reality, so that we can go back to the real interaction and sharing fun dance! DANCE SOUL dance studio in Taipei held. www.DanceSoul.com.tw

Champion:CC

Judge:Seven, DaMove, Don, Jeff (Soul Brother)

Special Guests: Triple Force

 

REAL CIRCLE Vol.5 參戰人數51人

冠軍:CC

裁判:Seven,大目,小董,jeff

特別來賓:juns . 見貝 . 阿弘(Triple Force) ,

REAL CIRCLE囂胚之夜是Soul Brother所舉辦的hip hop battle比賽,藉由真正的circle跳舞真實感,讓大家都能回到最真實­­­­的跳舞互動與分享的樂趣!台北DANCE SOUL舞蹈教室。http://www.DanceSoul.com.tw

 

circle A 參加舞者:

黃柏勳(阿勳) / 薛國均 / 潘盈安 / 何菘育(阿菘) / 馮致華 / 葉恩強 / 劉新聖(阿摔) / 薛逸昇 / 江玟萱 / 楊智誠 / 阿信 / 毛毛 / 劭爺 / 小b / CC / 小六 / 小在 / 小白 / 楊棕任 / 小映 / 把妹 / 大雄 / 屁真 / 范綱 / 小Q

Selections from Interaction 23 in Zurich, Switzerland, 3 March 2023

I photographed this ant hanging on a Euphorbia flower in Bellwald, Switzerland. The ant probably belongs to the genus Formica, and the plant seems E. cyparissias.

Since my time in Madagascar I pay much more attention to flowers and pollinators than I used to do. I noticed that the ant was probably foraging on the flowers, but the pollen grains on its head and abdomen suggested that it could also act as a pollinator.

I did a bit of research, and it seems that I arrived some 13 years too late on this: S. Schurch, M. Pfunder and B. A. Roy experimentally demonstrated the role of ants as pollinators of E. cyparissias in 2000 (OIKOS 88: 6 – 12).

Yet the double nature of ants, both "predators" and pollinators, and its ecological implications surely deserves more attention.

 

Another picture here.

 

Schurch et al.'s full article: www.auburn.edu/academic/classes/biol/7560/folkerts/schurc...

 

Some book chapters:

books.google.ch/books?id=DEMpUZSvT1cC&lpg=PA93&ot...

books.google.ch/books?id=QUO0WA0Wjk0C&lpg=PA96&ot...

books.google.ch/books?id=Rl0ER01ZI8cC&lpg=PA154&o...

President of Ireland Michael D Higgins at Aras An Uachtaráin welcoming guests.

Maybe don't f--- with the wild animal.

Lower Delta Outreach

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Trees and other plants may "nurse" smaller plants by providing protection, soil, and other habitat requirements that may not be available in the immediate environment. In desert ecosystems "nurse plants" provide shade and access to moisture. In a forest ecosystem like the one shown here, young plants can establish in the relatively exposed environment of mature roots, where competition for resources is lessened.

By utilizing a few Makey Makeys, QLC, Q-Lab, a laptop and some networking knowhow, this art installation allowed participants to control the fountain by touching the copper rods on top of the pedestals.

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

Images from Interaction 23 in Zürich, Switzerland.

 

Credit: Photo by Olivia Kwok, courtesy of IxDA

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