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  • What is prorogation

    28 August 2019

    The parliamentary process, with precedent going back centuries, is a way to end the sitting of a parliamentary session, allowing the executive to carry out its business without interference from MPs. Traditionally, it's been the King in the driver's seat:...

  • wonderful

    11 July 2018

    wonderful making mistakes is good for you no one likes making mistakes – they can make us feel embarrassed, frustrated and stupid. But while it’s obviously important to get things right, messing up isn’t always such a bad thing. From the Garden of Eden,...

  • How to celebrate the Fourth of July

    04 July 2018

    How to celebrate the Fourth of July . Such a lovely day with so many things to do to celebrate. . Go to a minor league baseball game The biggest secret in all of sports is that minor league baseball games are much more fun than major the league games....

  • Wednesday

    27 February 2019

    Waking an early in the morning Coffee and cake as the day breaks Wander over to the window sills Where Lavender is popping up Seeds plant some weeks ago Showing potential for delight Crocus in purple blossom Planted some months ago now give pleasure indeed...

  • Slaves to work

    18 February 2019

    Joy Homemade cooking does it for me, especially when I’m around my family or friends. The kitchen is nice and warm and the smell of food being made and my mind being engaged does a lot to lift my mood and keep me safe. The added benefit of good food made...

  • leftovers

    08 February 2019

    I suspect another reason for food waste is that many people don't cook, or even make light meals and snacks, regularly. If meals only get prepared max 2/3 times a week, the rest of the ingredients linger in the fridge a few days and then get binned, to...

  • water is life

    20 July 2020

    Water is life. No one can live without it. Water is basic for life. It is transparent, tasteless and odourless chemical substance. It is a basic ingredient of lakes, streams and oceans. It is the fluid of all the living organisms. It is essential for...

  • A true test of a good government

    19 July 2020

    The true test of a good government, ’ Alexander Hamilton wrote, ‘is its aptitude and tendency to produce a good administration.’ It is a test the United States and Britain have failed ruinously during the current crisis. A clue is in east Asia countries.......

  • "Sometimes" by lindakanga.

    19 March 2017

    Sometimes I'm small, tied tight in a ball, I want no-one to see me, not no-one at all. Sometimes there passes a soft whisper of care, and I feel perhaps here, there is nothing to scare. Sometimes the sharing of voices I hear, and then I can start to believe...

  • Scottish Gaelic Basic Phrases

    16 March 2017

    Welcome FàilteCeud mìle fàilte Hello HalòCiamar a tha thu? (inf)Ciamar a tha sibh? (frm/pl) How are you Ciamar a tha thu? (inf)Ciamar a tha sibh? (frm/pl)Dè mar a tha thu? (inf)Dè mar a tha sibh? (frm/pl) Reply to 'How are you?' Tha gu math, tapadh leat,Ciamar...

  • Pandemic

    01 December 2020

    Pandemic, with roots in Latin and Greek, is a combination of “pan”, for all, and “demos”, for people or population, and the root of “democracy”. The word “pandemic” dates to the mid-1600s, used broadly for “universal” and more specifically to disease...

  • a peculiar form of gender equality.

    05 May 2020

    During the Pagan Era in early Middle Ages, Slavic women enjoyed great independence and sovereignty. Medieval authors give us a large-scale picture of woman's activity. A woman could occupy the same niche as a man did, in other words be "sorcerer", "warrior"...

  • Work for so little in return

    04 February 2021

    Be it the people who keep our supermarket shelves stocked, or the friendly face at the checkout, or those who are tasked with delivering our food, and other life necessities. Be it the people who process, and deliver our orders, for books, dvds, clothes,...

  • takeaway containers are poison

    11 July 2020

    Don't get takeaway containers in the first place! They are the large ecological problem. Your local should accept your boxes: if they don't, find another local. Covid is no barrier - whack some sanitiser on them and you're fine. And of course, don't get...

  • Cabbage with Bacon

    09 March 2019

    Bacon and Cabbage Bacon roasted brisket with horseradish gravy, rosemary roast carrots and creamed spring cabbage Ingredients 1kg trimmed brisket of beef 8 rashers smoked streaky bacon 2 onions, peeled and quartered 1 beef stock cube, dissolved in 250ml...

  • Scottish Gaelic in the vernacular communities

    08 July 2020

    The Gaelic Crisis in the Vernacular Community: A Comprehensive Sociolinguistic Survey of Scottish Gaelic http://www.soillse.ac.uk/en/the-gaelic-crisis-published/ "This book is the result of the most comprehensive socio-linguistic survey of the state of...

  • Brain disorders caused by Covid-19

    08 July 2020

    Scottish neurologists have noticed that mildly affected or recovering patients of Covid19 have got serious or potentially fatal brain conditions. The full range of brain disorders caused by Covid-19 may not have been picked up yet , because many patients...

  • The UK Internal Market bill

    08 July 2020

    The forthcoming UK Internal Market bill will be the flashpoint. This legislation is supposed to give the UK government a "free hand", whatever that means, in trade negotiations. What it means in practice is that Scotland will be force fed chlorinated...

  • English government trying to do a deal

    04 July 2020

    is this meant to be a startling revelation? Despite spending almost twice as much as the NHS the US can't even provide health care to all of its citizens. Needless to say this is exactly the same model the conservatives wish to import into the UK as soon...

  • a right to be there

    08 May 2020

    It's human nature to get irritated when encountering groups using the same infrastructure in different ways. Lorry drivers, taxi drivers, car users, motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians can all get annoyed by each others' quirks. But they all have...

  • Movement of the people

    30 March 2020

    In the times of isolation we have a small allocation time to escape for exercise so -- Rules of movement Motorised vehicles - give way to public transport Public transport - give way to bicycles and mobility scooters. Bicycles and mobility scooters -...

  • we are all plastic now

    16 August 2020

    we discovered that microplastics are becoming nano plastics when shrimp chew them. Nano plastics then penetrate cell walls, that means that slowly but surely we are becoming plastified. What is the plastic content threshold in life before it disrupts...

  • DIETS is the name for the Flemish dialect

    29 November 2020

    DIETS is the name for the Flemish dialect (R1b higher) , the Frisian language group of people (old North Sea tribes I2a, I1, and a few R1as) and South African developed West Germanic branch language of Afrikaans and old High Afrikaans-Dutch in South Africa...

  • what is the stock share for?

    31 January 2021

    The logic is that a company can issue shares in itself to raise capital, rather than having to borrow. Issuing shares is the equivalent of selling a cake in 1/16th size slices rather than 1/8th. If the price per slice remains the same, you get more money....

  • Naked Silver Short Selling

    28 January 2021

    Naked Silver Short Selling Many people accuse bullion banks of naked short selling of silver in order to drive down the price. What is naked silver short selling ? Let’s start with silver short selling, which is the sale of bullion that is not currently...