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Meeting of the Parliament 10 October 2019 [Draft] : 10 October 2019
David Stewart (Highlands and Islands) (Lab)
Does the minister share ASH Scotland's assessment of the link between smoking and health inequality? Does he agree that we need a national strategy that tackles s...
Health and Sport Committee 01 October 2019 [Draft] : 01 October 2019
David Stewart
I will follow up one point before I forget it. You will know that one of the retention issues is that we tend to retain doctors in areas where there are already m...
On a related point, you might or might not be aware that the programme for government, which the First Minister announced recently, includes a commitment for a ne...
Would any other panel members like to contribute?
I would like to discuss GP training. One of the excellent initiatives that I have come across is the Scottish graduate entry medicine programme—ScotGEM—which is d...
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That the Parliament understands that 70% of the population in Scotland wish to die at home; notes that many Highlands and Islands-based GPs are trained in palliative care that can support those who wish to die at home; believes however that not all areas of the region have charities or carers who provide "hospital at home care", especially overnight, and notes the calls for there to be an automatic right for people to have full care at home day or night for their last few days of life, so that then can have their wish fulfilled by being able to die at home with suitable palliative care.
Supported by: Patrick Harvie, Mark McDonald, Claudia Beamish, Neil Findlay, Rhoda Grant, Edward Mountain, Colin Smyth
That the Parliament notes that the remaining bidders for the Northern Isles Ferry Services (NIFS) contract are the public sector ferry company, David MacBrayne, and the private sector incumbent, Serco; believes that the next NIFS contract could be worth up to £619 million in public subsidy and fares revenue; is concerned that Transport Scotland will award the 2019-27 NIFS contract in August when the Parliament will be in recess; notes that the amount of profit that Serco may have extracted from the operation of the current NIFS contract since 2012 has never been published by the company or Transport Scotland; further notes that the entire NorthLink fleet of three passenger and two freight vessels is publicly owned; believes that the introduction of road equivalent tariff on NIFS routes will further increase the level of taxpayer support in the next contract for lifeline ferry services; regrets the Ferry Law Review's decision not to bring the NIFS and all publicly subsidised ferry contracts into permanent public ownership and operation; supports the RMT Union's Nationalise NorthLink campaign, and calls on the Scottish Government to secure the stability of lifeline ferry services on the Northern Isles network by awarding the next NIFS contract to David MacBrayne when the Parliament returns from recess in September 2019.
Supported by: Elaine Smith, Lewis Macdonald, Jackie Baillie, Rhoda Grant, John Finnie, Patrick Harvie, Neil Findlay, Neil Bibby, Alex Rowley
That the Parliament congratulates Argyll Media on the launch of the new paper, The Isle of Bute News, which will publish its first edition on 21 June 2019; notes that it will have some pages in common with the Dunoon Observer, as well as some pages devoted to exclusive news for Bute and Cowal; notes that this follows The Buteman newspaper ceasing production after 165 years; believes that the local people of Bute deserve a paper to be their voice, as well as keeping them informed, and wishes the new paper the best of luck with its launch.
Supported by: Richard Lyle, Donald Cameron, Maureen Watt, Edward Mountain, David Torrance, Kenneth Gibson, Gil Paterson, Gail Ross, Angela Constance, Clare Adamson, Ruth Maguire, John Finnie
That the Parliament congratulates Norman MacDonald, owner of Cafe One on Castle Street, Inverness, on being appointed an MBE in The Queen's Birthday Honours List; notes that this was for services to charity and terminally ill people at the Highland Hospice, which he has supported for more than a decade; further notes that he started as a fundraiser for the hospice in 2005, became a board trustee in 2011, vice chairman in 2014 and has been chairman since 2016, and commends him on his future plans for a palliative care network.
Supported by: Bill Kidd, Edward Mountain, Jackie Baillie
As an amendment to motion S5M-17034 in the name of Joe FitzPatrick (Changing Lives Through Sport and Physical Activity), insert at end "; notes with concern the deprivation gap in levels of physical activity and considers that, regardless of background or ability to pay, physical activities should be accessible for all; appreciates the importance of appropriate physical activity for recovery following illness or injury, and believes that the Scottish Government should work to address the gap in provision of community-based exercise initiatives such as pulmonary rehabilitation."
As an amendment to motion S5M-16710 in the name of Brian Whittle (Health Education), insert at end "; contends that unhealthy diets are often the result of families' inability to afford fresh healthy foods; acknowledges the saturation of fast food, alcohol and tobacco outlets in Scotland's poorest communities and supports the promotion of healthy environments through the restriction of advertising of alcohol products around schools; believes that austerity and the severe welfare policies imposed by the UK Government have driven children and families across Scotland into poverty, exacerbating health inequalities, and calls on the Scottish Government to tackle food insecurity by enshrining in law an enforceable right to food."
That the Parliament understands that the Scottish Cot Death Trust is the country's only charity dedicated to the issue of cot death, which is also known as sudden unexpected death in infancy; notes that, since it was founded in 1985, it has supported bereaved families nationwide by providing outreach support services for all family members, including at-home visiting, counselling, befriending, family days and a next infant support programme for subsequent pregnancies; acknowledges that it also provides both safe sleep and prevention of cot death training to professionals and parents free of charge; applauds it in funding medical research, having invested over £3.2 million to date, and hosting an international conference in Glasgow in June 2018, which was attended by representatives from 39 countries; recognises that 11 to 17 March 2019 was Safe Sleep Week; notes that this included the launch of a new safe sleep video, which is told from a baby's perspective; acknowledges that this can be seen by visiting safesleepscotland.org, and commends the charity on its vital work and support.
Supported by: Bill Kidd, Richard Lyle, James Kelly, Rona Mackay, Miles Briggs, Stuart McMillan, Monica Lennon, Alex Cole-Hamilton, Jackie Baillie, Sandra White, Neil Findlay, David Torrance, Maureen Watt, Neil Bibby, Pauline McNeill, Gil Paterson, Kenneth Gibson, Gillian Martin, John Mason, Colin Smyth
As an amendment to motion S5M-16312 in the name of Ivan McKee (Building on Scotland's Strengths in Technology and Engineering to Become Europe's Leading Space Nation), insert at end "; notes the crucial diversification to the Scottish economy that the space sector provides; considers that future commercial viability will be dependent on the European small satellite launch on demand service, and notes the comparative advantage that Scotland enjoys for spaceport location by providing access to sun-synchronous and polar orbits."
That the Parliament congratulates the NHS Western Isles eHealth, Tec and IT team on winning the Innovative Remote and Rural Service category at the National Scottish Digital Health and Care Awards, which were presented in Edinburgh on 20 February 2019; notes that this was just one of four categories in which the board was shortlisted; understands that the team was recognised for focusing on the transformation of the hand surgery assessment pathway; believes that this has seen a reduction in patients travelling to the mainland; acknowledges the commitment of the team to be a world leader in the application of telehealth and in endeavouring to serve the community, and wishes all concerned continued success with providing this innovative service, which it believes has seen a reduction in costs and an improvement in patient care.
Supported by: Richard Lyle, Stuart McMillan, Alasdair Allan, Miles Briggs, Bill Kidd, Clare Adamson, Angela Constance, Maureen Watt, Jackie Baillie, John Finnie, Alexander Burnett
That the Parliament congratulates AJ Engineering in Forres on being named Scotland's Employer of the Year 2019 at a ceremony in Edinburgh hosted by the Federation of Small Businesses; understands that the company is 20 years old, employs 70 staff and has 12 apprentices; notes that the company is also regarded as one of the region's foremost steel fabrication, steel erection and cladding specialists; further notes that it is also recognised as a supporter of continuous learning and apprenticeships; acknowledges that the company impressed the judges with its continued investment in its employees and programme for developing and retaining staff, and wishes all concerned continued success going forward.
Supported by: Richard Lyle, David Torrance, Kenneth Gibson, Maureen Watt, Stuart McMillan, Bill Kidd, Jamie Halcro Johnston, Clare Adamson, Angela Constance, Ruth Maguire, Alexander Burnett
To ask the Scottish Government when it expects a new demand analysis and forecasting model for passengers and freight customers on Northern Isles Ferry Services to be introduced, and how the cost of this project will be met.
To ask the Scottish Government when it expects an enhanced passenger information system to be introduced at all Northern Isles Ferry Services terminals, and what estimate it has made of the cost of this project.
To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it has had with the UK Government regarding the impact of the Brexit process on the Ferry Services Procurement Policy Review in Scotland.
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-25471 by Paul Wheelhouse on 3 October 2019, what the next steps are in its Ferry Services Procurement Policy Review, including the (a) legal, (b) policy and (c) financial workstreams.
To ask the Scottish Government what its policy is on replacing the fleet of small and large ferries operated by Orkney Ferries before the publication of a revised Ferries Plan in 2022-23.
To ask the Scottish Government what steps it has taken in relation to its Ferry Services Procurement Policy Review since the publication of emerging findings on 20 December 2017.
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-25290 by Paul Wheelhouse on 3 October 2019, whether it will list the fare structures and discounts that were in place for passengers on the (a) Scrabster-Stromness and (b) Aberdeen-Kirkwall route on 30 June 2018, and what subsequent changes have been made.
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-25471 by Paul Wheelhouse on 3 October 2019, on what dates it last corresponded with the (a) European Commission and (b) RMT regarding using a Teckal exemption to take public contracts for lifeline ferry services permanently in-house, and whether it will publish the most recent correspondence with the European Commission on this matter.
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-25418 by Kevin Stewart on 30 September 2019, whether it will confirm that desktop studies, which use data from previous BS 8414 large-scale tests to extrapolate how an external system would perform if it were tested, are supported and recognised as a route to compliance with Scottish building regulations via legally permitted alternative guidance.
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-25418 by Kevin Stewart on 30 September 2019, whether it will confirm that the alternative BS 8414 test is a large-scale fire test, rather than a full-scale fire test.
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GOP losing faith on sequester alternative?
The deep, across-the-board "sequester" cuts set to trigger March 1 risk devastating the U.S. economy and should be averted, both political parties have agreed, but - as several Republicans established today - not necessarily at all costs.
Arguing there are "much better ways to do these budget cuts," Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., on CNN's "State of the Union" today said further tinkering with the newly minted tax rates is "off the table," and that Democrats' proposal to generate more revenue isn't going to win over the GOP.
"Let me be very clear - and I'd say this to the president as I say it to you - these spending cuts are going to go through," Barrasso said. "The American people need to know tax cuts are off the table and the Republican Party is not in any way going to trade spending cuts for a tax increase."
Congress and the White House resolved the 2011 debt ceiling drama in part by scheduling for 2012 a host of automatic spending cuts worth $1.2 trillion over 10 years, designed to be so drastic that Republicans and Democrats would be compelled in the meantime to craft an alternate, bipartisan agreement on deficit reduction. Amid the so-called "fiscal cliff" ordeal at the end of 2012, lawmakers granted themselves a two-month extension for March 1.
Two weeks out, no single substitute plan exists.
- With sequester looming, Congress takes a break
- Obama has "not given up" on averting sequester, McDonough says
Appearing on "Face the Nation," former Gov. Haley Barbour agreed the sequester is looking ever more likely to become a reality, and echoed Barrasso's case for cracking down on tax rates.
"There are a lot of Republicans that don't like parts of [the sequester], but they understand we've come to a point where we've got to take action about spending," the Mississippi Republican said. "And the Democrats say the real answer is to have 50 percent more tax increases.
"...It was the president's idea when the sequester was proposed to be put into law a couple of years ago, and there are plenty of reasons for to not want it to go into effect, particularly the defense spending," he continued. "What the Democrats want is another excuse to raise taxes. Their answer to every question is, 'raise taxes.'"
Meantime, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on "Fox News Sunday" tendered the most pro-sequester remarks yet. Qualifying that "ideally, we would have done the right thing" and pass appropriations bills to reduce spending," he said the sequester cuts aren't cuts at all, but a way to reduce the rate of inevitable spending growth.
But President Obama hasn't "given up" on coming up with an alternative to avert the current set of cuts, White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough argued on "Face the Nation," and he's doing "everything he can to not let this happen." In his State of the Union address earlier this week, McDonough said, the president laid out what he's prepared to offer to avoid the cuts.
"We're ready to do another trillion-and-a-half to get to the $4 trillion mark that every economist in the country says we need to do to stabilize the debt problem," he said. "Now when we think of the kinds of things that we're going to have to invest in, the president has also been very clear that he's ready to take on, as he laid out in the speech, a question like rising health care costs and Medicare."
Proposals being floated by Mr. Obama, as well as the Democrat-controlled Senate, McDonough argued, are "both very balanced plans that get some savings in this deficit fight from spending cuts, and some savings from increased revenues." Senate Democrats last week suggested a $110 billion measure to again delay the cuts.
What the Republican-controlled House has relayed, he continued, "is that they will not even consider anything that includes increased revenues. Not even closing loopholes for corporate jets, closing loopholes for oil and gas companies. That seems to me to be a position that we ought to have them reexamine and come to the table, and let's have a real discussion about it."}
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., dissenting from his Republican colleagues, implied on "Fox News Sunday" it's not worth a political statement to hurl the U.S. economy into instability: "I think we should have in a bipartisan fashion stop sequestration before - in the words of the secretary of defense - it destroys the Pentagon," he said. If no alternate deal is reached by March 1, the Pentagon would be forced to implement a plan to cut its budget by about $500 billion over 10 years.
One way for the president to slash spending by another $1.5 trillion, Graham offered, is to sacrifice his signature, Republican-reviled Affordable Care Act.
"Let's take Obamacare and put it on the table," he said. "If you want to look at ways to find $1.2 trillion in savings over the next decade, let's look at Obamacare. Let's don't destroy the military and just cut blindly across the board. There are many ways to do this, but the president promised it won't happen."
On "Face the Nation," Democratic Newark, N.J. Mayor Cory Booker said of the likelihood of sequestration happening: "I pray it doesn't."
"The challenge I see right now, if... the sequester happens," Booker continued, "the cuts will be blunt, brutal and blind, as opposed to being intelligent and insightful. And it will not invest. It will stop us from investing in those critical areas in America we must invest on if we want long-term economic growth."


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Is vegetarian/vegan eating better? Better for what. That is the importance of the question.
Some main reasons to follow a vegan/vegetarian lifestyle are:
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- Omega 3 intake
- Intense resistance exercise is very important.
- Being aware of the metabolic slow down.
- Supplementing with creatine
The importance of the Metabolic Window and keeping high energy carbs in the window, especially in their first 12 week program.
Unfortunately, none of us are exempt to the biochemical response high energy carbs play on our body. Many vegans rely on high energy carbs to get their protein intake up. For body transformation we need to optimise the metabolic window and aim to keep our high energy carbs within the window. When eating outside the metabolic vegans/ vegetarians need to focus on increasing their low energy carbohydrate choices including all veggies, legumes and using nuts and seeds to add texture and supplement their food.
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Oxalates: chocolate, cocoa, coffee, most berries, most nuts, beans, bell peppers, black pepper, parsley, spinach, swiss chard, sweet potatoes, tea, buckwheat, star fruit, purslane, poppy seeds, rhubarb, plantains, ginger, mustard greens, soybeans, beets and beet greens, oats, pumpkin, cabbage, green beans, mango, eggplant, tomatoes, lentils, parsnip.
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CANAAN, Vt.A bright sunny morning provided a splendid background as the twenty-seven seniors of the class of 2012 entered the school gymnasium filled with friends and family for Canaan Memorial High School's commencement on Saturday morning, June 9.
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In real life however I'm not so keen on silence, especially when silence is what I expect nor hope for. Also not so keen on people who support you all the way except for that last step. No stomach for that "yes yes go kill that dragon we're right behind you, really!" sort of situation, not when you're the finding all those supporters lacking when the dragon puts its beady eye on you. But, as a writer of unpublished shit, I'll give it a bit of spin and pretend it's a learning experience. And it is true, in yesterday's meeting of the fencing club direction I've learned quite a bit about group dynamics, about the courage of men, of how things are discussed and decided before and after the meeting but not during (what kind of crazy expectations is this silly blonde having anyways?), of how easy history is rewritten and how easy it is to get from SNAFU to FUBAR.
So, FUBAR got all over yesterday's non-review and it won't be for today either. We'll see. I must now take time and pour energy into separating those mountains that I can move, and those mountains I'll only ever be pretending to be moving. Because after yesterday's meeting it was clear that all the time and effort I've put into the club the last couple of months comes down to me desperately trying to fill my empty life and that honestly not where I thought I was. Stupid enchanted forests.
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This afternoon, a bug bit me when Shaun Duke/SMD over at his blog, World In a Satin Bag, added some more beating of the dead horse by beating someone else beating a dead horse. But then I figured, hey, enough dead horses already, and who's going to eat all that?
Yet I couldn't refrain from skimming the reactions, where another huge bug but me while I read Dave Baxter's comment:
I still disagree with you, SMD, that Moon displayed politics worthy of a boycott (though they were faulty, I still fail to perceive the majority of stances you claimed she'd supported with that controversial post), but yeah, this guy's "If you boycott, then we'll boycott you" is the beginning of a Middle East style never-ending sense of victimization on all sides.
"Middle East style never-ending sense of victimization on all sides"? Does the Middle East have sole right, or enough right to make it a style, to "never-ending sense of victimization on all sides"? Why could he not have made that statement without adding "Middle East style"? Or supplant it with, oh, myriad of choices here.... Belgian style (Flemish-Walloon)? Irish style (Protestant-Catholic)? Eastern Europe style (Balkans, anyone?). Central African (ehm, go ahead, close your eyes and put your finger on a map of the area; I'm sure there's a story that makes it a perfect fit)... How about Cold War style?
Considering the context I think "Middle East style" is a really really really bad choice of words to voice your thoughts. And fuzzy: what Middle East we talking about? Israel/Palestine? Bahrain? Egypt? Iraq?
Then, closer to home: in the cached and saved and widely spread around comment section of Elizabeth Moon's post, a bug bit me in the ass when I read Rhipowered's comment:
The line-up confuses me. What do France, Belgium and Switzerland have in common, and, by omission, have not in common with the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, UK...?
Seeing how later on France's burqa ban is mentioned, I'm left to assume it's about veils and burqas. But even then I don't see the logic of the line-up. The discussion on a burqa ban has been raging in the Netherlands since late 2005. As far as I can see, the Swiss are also "just talking" about the issue. What about Denmark? They have partial bans in place...
True, the Belgian law concerning face-obscuring wear, still in the making I think due to the whole having no real government and overall there being more of a political jihad between Flemish and Walloon for over quite some months now, has in the media always been called the burqa law (and boy do I love the media!). I trust the senate to make sure there's no slanted letter or word in the law's make-up that could make it even in the most LSD infected interpretation a law against burqas.
The law is in fact the federalisation of what local law has been saying from olden times: your face must be recognisable in public. This ties in into Belgium's concept of privacy and public security, which might be difficult to understand in a country that goes apeshit each time something along the lines of an ID card is mentioned. See, in Belgium, the street is considered a public arena. As a citizen I have rights and plights in that arena. One of the plights is: I have to have my ID on me at all times. This is the means by which I can prove to the cops that I have rights as a citizen. I do not have the right to be drunk in public. I do not have the right to run around naked in public. Not sure about fornication in public, but in any case, the rule of thumb is: don't do things in public you don't want your mommy to find out, right? If your neighbour sees you humping someone who is not your wife in public, you cannot sue him for invasion of privacy, all right? I do not have the right to ask a fellow citizen for his ID, that's privacy at work, and if you catch me standing on a box to try to peek in through your window to see what you doing with that woman who is not your wife, you can sue me for invasion of privacy even if I'm standing in the street. However, I do have the right to be able to identify any and all people hanging around in the public arena. That is my security against burglars, rapists, and all sorts of people that hide their face in order to do wrong.
Sadly this upsets a handful of people that have no evil in mind. Some are burqa-wearing Muslimas (I've seen estimations of 30 to 100, this on 10 million Belgians), who will probably be confined to the house if and when the law becomes active. It will probably upset a biker or two who in his haste to buy cigarettes or sumfin' might catch a cop in a bad mood. That is the price they will pay to keep our public arena safe and equal. They might be asked for ID. They might be asked to explain themselves or get a fine. Just like drunks might. Or not. And yes, the public has to keep a really close eye on the workings of the federal police, because yes, there are sadly far too many incidents that smack of racism.
So, all this considered, I'd like to invite rhipowered to do his own homework: I'm sure in the UK that all people are equal, are treated equal, that classes are in more than just name a thing of the past, and everybody lives the happy and carefree life of equal citizens: not afraid from fellow citizens and not afraid from government or its servants.
And then I'll raise you a veil-wearing MP. Where's yours?
9/22/2010 07:00:00 PM | Filed Under Belgium, definitions, games people play, if the box fits | 0 Comments
Wednesday = Alter Ego Day
9/22/2010 12:49:00 PM | Filed Under alter ego, rpg | 0 Comments
9/22/2010 05:26:00 AM | Filed Under bloodsuckers, shtuff | 0 Comments
Last of the Summer Wine
Turns out I mistook the beginning of a sinusitis for a hangover. Haha, ain't that funny.
See I'm laughing, so I'm neither as depressed as I thought I was.
Anyways, I figured I'd tackle this sinusitis thing before it swamps my head with all kinds of snot by being productive. First I went and plucked the last of the blackberries. It's not much, but they're real ripe and juicy.
And then you can go here for a non-review on Midwinter.
I considered being so productive as to post a thoughtful comment over at Mark Newton's Forgotten Tomes post, because, you see, I am terrible with books. I think it has to do with the way my brain makes stories. Finishing a book is to my brain as much catharsis as a nice dream with a solid ending. And then *poof* the story goes. When the stories are good, stuff sticks around. A name or two. A really good scene. Atmosphere. But nothing solid enough to be able to give someone a recap of what the book was about.
But since I've now written all I really need to say on the subject, why should I bother, dear digiblips? Reread the previous paragraph if you're addicted to my usual logorrheic self. Me, I've got a kitchen to clean, preserve pots to get up out of the cellar, some more fencing club stuff to sort out, and a ton of grapes to process. No really, I think I've still got 2 more tubs on the vines, but these will keep me busy all evening as it is:
9/21/2010 05:25:00 PM | Filed Under brainshrink, harvest, reading | 0 Comments
Pickled brains
That's bad, innit?
This means I'm going to postpone my non-review till tomorrow. I guess by then I'll have figured out which title to tackle.
Snipping off all of my beautiful grapes that won't be ripening much more in the weakening sun: also for tomorrow. We're talking a whole lot of grapes. And since they'll probably be somewhat sour with all the crap weather of August, it'll mean the official start of preserve season. Together with the giant blackberries from the freezer, and the pumpkins people tend to send my way. Need to clean kitchen first. And lots of pots. And the oven.
Also, I postponed reading Kiernan's Red Tree because a story about a depressed writer all alone in the sticks is not quite working for the current headspace. I'll get back to it when I feel more solid about being depressed. Or solid about being less depressed. Or shtuff, or sumfing.
Some good news during the weekend: the dishwasher was just acting up and not really broken.
I think. Could be my magic touch, though. See, sometimes I just touch broken tech and it works. It runs in the family. But since it's not a constant power, it can be quite infuriating. And, by touching things one doesn't learn as much as actually taking tech apart and putting it together again. Although, I could tell you some funny stories about that too...
The frizzled main computer has been replaced, because you know, I used all my touch&fix mojo on the dishwasher and the old motherboard I'd laying around for emergencies sort of died over the years. Or it's a power problem, and since it would be the third power supply to frizzle I'm quite right to consider the whole box jinxed. All I still need to do is salvage ram and whatever else is still useful for this computer. That's on hold though until my mojo's been replenished.
The prefab from Packard Bell wasn't even as expensive as I thought. It comes with Windows 7, hence I was all set for the required wrestling match with Bill Gates' spawn to get it all configured to *my* preferences. Even that turned out a breeze. Just the regular "I'm not talking to my older brothers" attitude that, let's be honest, anybody dealing with microsoft is well used to. Somewhere this week, when the pickled brain is over and other stuff that needs doing is done, I'll start the the maddening quest for a working peer-network.
Read through the Tiger of Opal draft. I'm a genius. Some spots still need polish, and the end needs some more work, I think. Wondering if some of the cryptic shit isn't too cryptic. Needs beta-reading.
Was also going to say something about devious digital blips, but I forgot what exactly. Sun hurts eyes. Need to soak brain in mixture of hot water and scented salts now.
9/20/2010 01:46:00 PM | Filed Under brainshrink, mojo, shtuff | 0 Comments
This might be an effect of the sleep-deprivation-brainshrink I'm still subject to. Now, knowing Tahereh has a certain fondness for crayons, I figured maybe I could come up with a funny word involving crayon for her contest.
I could not.
This is, evidently, also due to the brainshrink.
So I asked google, because mainly that's what google's for.
Google led me Yahoo Answers (which, considering I currently live in a world of animism, involving omniscient but dumb technogods [seriously, why do AIs always have to be that much smarter than us?], the referral is in itself also mildly funny). But, back to Yahoo Answers, which asked and answered:
Acceptable scrabble words are
1 1 letter:A
11 2 letters:AR AN AY AN NA NO ON OR OY YA YO
13 3 letters: RAN RAY ANY ARC NAY NOR CON CAN CAR CAY COY OAR YON
7 4 letters: ORCA CYAN CORN YARN RACY ROAN NARY
5 5 letters: CORNY RAYON CARNY CRONY ACORN
1 6 letters: CRAYON
Actually, I logged on to post my er... Surprise? Disbelief? Disdain? to discover someone actually spent time and effort typing that out. Who does that? What for? People who have nothing else to do in life, no work, no friends, some poor sleepless shmuck with brainshr--
Oh *cough/shrug* well, who am I to laugh at idiots like that?
And yes, my ethical awareness about intarwaste is sound asleep.
9/17/2010 10:26:00 AM | Filed Under brainshrink, intarwaste | 0 Comments
But by Thursday noon I merely had a broken dishwasher and frizzled up main computer.
Last week the submersible pump in the cellar crapped out, after 10 years. It makes me think that there's a universal statutory limit of 10 years on object in this house. What else did we get ten years ago? Must make list.
"Conceptbericht opgeslagen op 4:17"
Well look at that timestamp. Excuse me for the obvious case of brainshrink.
9/17/2010 04:25:00 AM | Filed Under brainshrink | 0 Comments
loose-handed priests
Catholic Church issues always make me feel quirky. People commenting on Catholic Church business makes me even more so, and with our very own pedophile priest scandals spread all over the news, people are coming out of the woodwork with opinions of what the Church should do. Not that they ever go to church, except for on the important Church days maybe, like a wedding in white or a baptism or two. Of, once more, people that do not regularly go to church.
It's the fallacy of Western thought that someone not subjecting him or herself to the Catholic rites has the right to be heard by Mr Chief of the Catholic Church. It's the collision of everyday socialist/democratic values and what is the very core of the Catholic Church: the Catholic Church is in no way intended to be by the people, for the people. Previous pope helped muddy that issue, current pope would rather have a clear line drawn. It's his call, it's his church. Complaining about how the church ain't doing what you, the people, think it needs to do, is like demanding Tesco to sell Asda Smart Price items because that's what you want. Can you hear the big honchos go: Come again?
And let's be honest, with only 1 Catholic, not even necessarily a church going one, against 10 from regions where people actually do attend mass and wholeheartedly support the church, you really think your opinion matters?
Pfah, the question in such issues is never what the church should or shouldn't do. The real question is: why is the police not hauling pedophile priest's ass to the interrogation room with about the same respect as they would a suspect imam's?
9/16/2010 03:57:00 PM | Filed Under Belgium, religion | 0 Comments
Digiworld abuzz and other thoughts
What's all this talk about death of an era? Don't you silly digiblips know that if you hang around long enough in cyberspace everything comes back, even when it's supposed to be dead?
First I believed this was because in this new millennium even retro is retro-recycled. We do retro so well we're remaking shit before it's made!
Then I thought, maybe it's because the community keeps bits alive like zombie raising necromancers.
But now I understand: cyberspace's got a hell of an echo.
NB: I'm sorta reacting to this and this and this and this ...
Anyways, there's been some hissyfitting over some dude (no offense) writing an article on fantasy and postmodernism, with all sorts of people (also no offense) commenting whilst trying to be so much wiser than the previous blogue(r) about the value of the article and postmodernism.
Seriously? Are you kidding me? Here I thought we were safely moving away from that old dead horse and entering the newer, though obviously not quite so imaginative, era of post-postmodernism. But maybe this *is* post-postmodernism at work: everybody's so stuck in/on postmodernism that the only way forward is to keep reinventing what it means to be postmodern. Ad infinitum. Fire up that retro-recycler dudes.
The way I see it, six decades and counting is a whole lot of time to react to modernism. The only place where postmodernism isn't dead is in philosophy, any kind of taste in philosophy. All the rest is resisting and rehashing what came before, which is a natural mechanism in any kind of movement, in any kind of creative act, whether it is in body and mind postmodern or not. Just like modernism reacted to what came before. I, for one, am done flogging a dead horse over and over again. Let's just skip the whole P-mod and move on.
9/15/2010 03:27:00 PM | Filed Under Cow Watcher and C°, cow watching, definitions, digital bliphood, if the box fits | 0 Comments
Wednesday = Alter Ego Day
Sun's shining and subsidy stress is under control, so I'll see if I can activate this lazy ass and do some very needed jungle-clearing work in the garden.
9/15/2010 11:24:00 AM | Filed Under alter ego, rpg, shtuff | 0 Comments
Kiri kiri kiriiiiii!
9/15/2010 12:08:00 AM | Filed Under brainshrink | 0 Comments
Monday came and went
Now I fully comprehend that you don't really care, beloved digiblips. But I do, so I've punished myself for being late on a promise I never made and by making myself write up two not-reviews.
How's that for woman's logic, 'ey?
In the meantime my last spending spree at the Bookdepository has materialized, which means it's a good thing the end of subsidy stress is in sight so I can finish the last book of the previous spree (Kiernan's Red Tree) and get on with that fresh mountain of books.
9/14/2010 11:20:00 AM | Filed Under reading, reviews | 0 Comments
who needs sleep?
So, just to prove to myself I haven't unlearned writing fiction (though in how much writing up policy plans for subsidy requests isn't fiction...): I just finished 500 decent words that fit into the 2nd UTA novel. Not much reason to make backflips, except I actually used the elaborate backgrounding and restructuring of the 3,5k I've done. So consider me backflipping y'all.
9/10/2010 07:23:00 AM | Filed Under writing | 0 Comments
I grow up and drag along in my suitcase...
That train of thought got me thinking about what subjects from Belgium or international politics pierced the shell of my oblivious childhood years to leave a lasting influence on my then naive, nay, unformed view on the world outside.
World politics were incomprehensible. Absolutely. Bernard Benson's Peacebook offered a solution quite as simple as letting a little boy ask why big mean old people don't kiss and make up and then have them realize the kid is right. Can I have a collective "Awww that's so kewt"
And while harbouring that Peacebook dream all warm and fuzzy inside, I notice people digging out nuclear shelters in their backyards, even in little old Belgium. Mad Max beyond Thunderdome (1985) only fuels the easily titillated imagination of a child: this is what the end of the world looks like!
Then, 1986, cherry on the pie: spending lunchbreaks at school looking at the sky to see if you can see the poisonous cloud that's blowing in from Chernobyl.
Wait for the icing on this childhood's cake, darling digiblips: SEEING WHEN THE WIND BLOWS DOES NOT HELP OKAY??!!
Damn the world was a scary place back then!
But it did prepare me for whatever shit the world throws me now, from tsunamis in faraway countries to global warming and being an actual jinx for England whenever I visit (terrorist attacks, major strikes), to the End of Belgium. Nothing short of the true Apocalypse can rattle my cage, heh.
On the smaller--Belgian--scale, politics were zzzzzz boring, and televised debates were a contest in conservative fashions and nasal mumblings.
Nonetheless there was some scary shit going on!
Scariest mofos from childhood are the Nijvel Gang/Brabant Massacres, brutal gangsters active from 1982 to 1985, killing, torturing and plundering whatever they came across. The news speaks of pursuits and shootouts with police but on television it still looks like a contest in conservative fashions and nasal mumblings instead of CHIPS. The only exciting piece is the getaway car: a white Golf GTI. Suddenly, EVERYBODY wants a GTI. Dude, the cops can't catch up!
Then there's the very confusing (for kiddies) terrorism of the Cellules Communistes Combattantes, CCC in short. They were EVIL, I mean communist, bombs, links to all those other and certainly more deadly redski terrorists like Rote Armee Fraktion and Action Directe. But let's be honest: if you're turning in your own bombs, and giving the public services enough time to clear the area, you're way nicer than the *real* European terrorists. In the end the only deaths involving a CCC bombing occurred after an error in communication between public services, and this error may or may not have been deliberate, given the unexplained issues that surround both cases.
Good horror only functions if some of it is unresolved and left to fester.
Growing out of '80s childhood I find myself nearly trapped in that nightmare scene from American Werewolf in London: with the Gulf War the Mad Max reality can't be far behind, Chernobyl is on fire, and
legal prying and journalist investigations into unexplained issue and mysteries surrounding the CCC as well as the Nijvel Gang offer links with US stay-behind politics against communist influence. This brings the idea home of what a Cold WAR means. Nothing can be proven, though; it's all out there in the same fuzzball as Gladio, P2 and the fuzzpluzz which may or may not be named Echelon.
All in all, I guess my cold-hearted, cool-headed and sometimes acidly sarcastic worldview is not a surprise after all. Seeing all the truths and lies and love&rockets going on on my TV screen, I wonder what the world will look like to them kids when they're all grown up...
9/09/2010 05:03:00 PM | Filed Under Belgium, history, Putain, scary shit, world politics | 0 Comments
So, as stress relief I started sorting through my memory box (see piccie below: yes, it a big shiny black box and it gots all kinda memories inside) and came across my first rejection in life. It included the reader report of my far too short and supershitty work of art (hey, shit happens when you're 16). The reader ends his or her short report with a remark that, while my piece was too short for publication, I'm one to be watched.
I might go hardieharr (with black stuff oozing through the teeth) at that particular line now, 20 years later and hung over from all the recent sockboozing. But it does sort of warm the cockles of my heart that there is ... something. Whether that something can ever become something marketable, well... That's a whole different story.
No, the real funny thing is that my brain is a paranoid misanthropic bastard, so for years I never really *saw* that letter when I came across it. I just saw NO THANK YOU and TOO SHORT and NEEDS WORK, instead of QUITE ELABORATE STYLE AND THEMATICS FOR A 16Y OLD, GOOD NARRATIVE SKILLS.
And, it's not like the tealeaf reading I could be doing with the recent rejections; no no, those words are actually there, black on white.
Really, who needs a brain like that?
9/08/2010 09:00:00 AM | Filed Under brainshrink, duplicity, motivations, not writing, writing | 0 Comments
Also there's a dead mouse starving under some piece of furniture in this room. I know, because its withering little body leaves quite the stink.
Aaah (though not inhaling too deeply)! The joys of having 3 fun-loving cats...
Must find the smelly little bugger.
9/07/2010 05:37:00 AM | Filed Under and mice, cats, no sleep | 0 Comments
word up!
And so then this happened: Ceci n'est pas une revue. Ze Plan is to have a bit on every title I've bought over the last months, which are listed in ... The List.
Well then, all that thinking has left me short of time. Subsidy deadlines still looming and Belgium is on the verge of destruction. I need to do some real work, hence I leave you with another Loire trip piccie, this time from the castle of Blois.
PS: yes, it is quite possible I'm addicted to creating blogs.
9/06/2010 11:16:00 AM | Filed Under reading, reviews, shtuff | 0 Comments
Spending money
Immediately charged an obscene amount on it for books, and what did I buy?
Philip Palmer's Red Claw because if you read A, you should read B
Stephen Deas' The Thief-taker's Apprentice, because if you read A, and you can't refrain from B, then you should also read A'
Sam Sykes' Tome of the Undergates, because if you read from A's hand, and you read from B's hand, you should read from C's hand. And because I checked him out in Watertstone's where I decided I wanted to read it but the tome was far too pricy in Brussels (without taking in account the cost of the train ticket). Turns out I can have it delivered by the mailman straight from the UK for 75% of the price, go figure.
Natsuhiko Kyogoku's Loups-Garous, because they waz on the list yo.
Pablo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl just to prove I don't really live under a rock, no siree.
Hannu Rajaniemi's The Quantum Thief, because I can't not believe the hype y'all.
And then I nearly forgot, well no, actually I did forget so I had to log back in and make a second order for:
Neal Asher's Line of Polity, because I hadn't had so much fun reading an SF thriller since Hamilton's first Greg Mandel book. Just finished Gridlinked and 't was like dreaming of Mandel while watching the end of Akira on repeat and munching on Science and Technology Studies articles laced with LSD.
9/02/2010 06:53:00 PM | Filed Under reading | 0 Comments
BE = headdesk
Luckily for les petits Belges, everybody outside Belgium is looking the other way (tsktsk-ing at le Sarko in France, or trying to figure out what to make of the Middle -East talks) or staring at their own navel (tomatoes for Blair & Labour infighting, the Dutch are busy with their own government formation, and in Germany they're busy booting a racist from the Bundesbank board). It could have been a terrible embarrassment.
Without wanting to add oil to the fire, but extremely nauseated by dimwitted online comments from countrymen, I do however feel the urgent need to explain the following:
If Flanders goes independent we'll take Brussels with us (why1: because it's *ours*; why2: if we're not going to take it with us, then why make such a damned fuss over BHV?).
If we take Brussels with us, we'll be taking all the French-speaking inhabitants of Brussels with us (we can negotiate on foreigners like EU or US citizens). This French-speaking minority in New Flanders will have all the rights that go with that status. This means giving up all the small annoyances our Belgian law now let's us heap onto their heads: apparently we're not supposed to harass minorities. Unless, of course, when we do kick out those EU foreigners and don't accede as New Flanders to the EU. Screw the lot of 'em.
Nutshell: more rights for the French-speaking inhabitants in New Flanders. And we still end up having to pay for Brussels, but without the help of the Walloons this time. How is this the solution to the problems you define?
Anyways, < / rant>. I'll leave you lot with two snapshots from architectural ornaments in Tours I feel are quite appropriate:
Man tearing a Lion in half & Man showing his Butt and airing his Klokkenspiel
9/02/2010 05:48:00 PM | Filed Under Belgium | 0 Comments
Promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep
And hence I leave thee, with another piccie from the Loire trip:
9/01/2010 05:26:00 PM | Filed Under alter ego, rpg | 0 Comments
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