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Ev-eon
I’m enjoying this idea for saving the planet while still burning tons of coal: By capturing the CO2 before it is released into the atmosphere and piping it through natural spring water from Kent’s Kingsnorth hills, we are able to … Continue reading
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Megastar
This is the photo of the back of the head of someone taking a photo of the back of the head of someone taking a photo of the back of the head of someone taking a photo of the back … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photo-Blog
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BNP are shit
BNP supporters have taken to scrawling the party’s website onto toilet walls, presumably as part of some guerilla-marketing strategy. It has the odd effect of making me think of the BNP every time I take a dump. Surely, the need … Continue reading
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Bare Underground
Several stations seem to be undergoing some kind of redecoration, which neccessitates the removal of all the adverts. The lack of colour gives the caverns an odd feel. I like to think it harks back to an earlier, more innocent … Continue reading
Posted in London, Photo-Blog
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The ftr of Bus Travel?
Satellite tracking, a space-ship like interior, room for three buggies or wheel-chairs, and (both the cherry and icing on the cake) a conductress who gives you change for your ticket. What’s not to love? Continue reading
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Commons Cairn
Visitors to the Houses of Parliament each get a sticker to wear once they have passed through security. Down at the exit (by Westminster Hall) is some piece of signage, onto which the visitors plaster their redundant stickers. It is The People’s Cairn, tolling the number of people who have come to see our representatives at work. Continue reading
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Hubris
I was in the Royal College of Surgeons for a conference the other day, and wandered past this vast canvas. It is one of a number of paintings hanging around the place, depicting various committees and groups of Fellows of … Continue reading
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London Cabbie
I spotted this gentleman at Trafalgar Square, reading the Evening Standard, while he waited for a set of traffic lights to turn green. I wonder if he reads the paper at every junction, or whether he knows which lights have … Continue reading
Posted in London, Photo-Blog
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Brown on Blue
Anyone with the most basic CGI software can take an excellent ‘key’ from that blue, and will be able to add Gordon to any number of amusing or satirical locations – the most obvious being the Tory party conference. Continue reading
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Chinese Reincarnation
This caption, from BBC News early on Saturday morning, caught my eye: China Buddhism New Regulations on Reincarnation There is plenty of debate in the UK (and in Europe) about the parameters of political discourse, and the role played by … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, China, Photo-Blog, Religion
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