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By Hole Ousia Posted on December 4, 2020June 12, 2022

For my mum and dad

Please click on each image to play each short film on Edinburgh. These films are for my mum and dad. Mrs Picken, an elderly widow, who day after day, year … Continue reading For my mum and dad

Categories: Architecture, Family history, Omphalos films, Philosophy, Poems, Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: 153 High Street, 1844, 1904, 1908, 44 Scotland Street, A Far Cry from Kensington, A Sunshine Act for Scotland, A Swim in a Pond in the Rain, Abbotsford, ageing, Ageing stone, air-raid shelter, Albyn's Anthology, Alexander McCall Smith, Allan Ramsay, Allan Ramsay's House, Andrew Robert Gordon, Antiquary, Baron Grantley, Baudolino, beautiful summer, Bonaly, Bonaly Tower, Bridge of Allan, bring me sunshine, Bute House, By living we learn, Calcutta Cup, Caledonian Antisyzygy, Calton Old Burial Ground, Cammo, Cammo - I want to be part of history, Canongate, Canonmills, canonmills loch, Carubber's Manse, Castlebank Laundry, Charlotte Square, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Christopher Lloyd, Cities in Evolution, Colinton, Constance Gibson, Constance Scott, Constitution Street, Controlled Fury, cradle of the legitimate drama, Craiglockhart, Craigmillar Laundry, Damon Albarn, David Livingstone, David Peters, dawdle to sniff the beauty of the world, Deborah Levy, designed for use in a rebellion, distressed furniture, Do not say we have nothing, Dr Peter Gordon, Dr Samuel Brown, Due North, Dunira, Dunira's Lost garden, Edinburgh, Edinburgh College of Art, Edinburgh half-marathon, Edinburgh marathon, Edinburgh Zoo, Eyre Terrace, Falcon Hall, Films about Edinburgh, films on Edinburgh, Fletcher Norton, Florence Nightingale, Follow Me, Francis Seymour Haden, Freedom to speak up, From Scotland with Love, Full of Energy, Gabriel García Márquez, garden, gardener, gateways, Geoffrey Jellicoe, George Saunders, Gilmerton House, Girdwood, Glasgow, Go North, Half of a yellow sun, Hatton, Hawkhill, Hawkhill House, Henry Dundas, Hermits and Termits, histories never end but go on living in their consequences, Hole Ousia, House of Shaws, I had a project as a tiny boy, Indy-Ref, Iron gate sensitivity, IS WASHDAY WORTHWHILE?, It is by living we learn, James Clerk 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wheesht to your omphalos, Wilfred owen, William Henry Playfair, William Skirving, Wrecking Edinburgh, [in its ending] Scotland Street Station

By Hole Ousia Posted on August 22, 2017February 1, 2023

Raised by the people of Scotland

Crowd-funding is nothing new. The Martyrs’ monument was funded by public subscriptions to redress the events of 50 years previously when five Scots were transported for sedition. Their speaking up … Continue reading Raised by the people of Scotland

Categories: Architecture, Medical Education, Medical humanities, NHS Hospitality Registers, NHS Scotland, Philosophy, Politics, Psychiatry, Scotland, Sunshine Act for Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: 21 August 2017, 21 September 2015, A Friend of Liberty: Professor Walter Humes, A Sunshine Act for Scotland, Accountability, Antiquary, attempts to discredit complainants, Barack Obama told students that they should engage in debate with those who share different beliefs, brooding and authoritarian, buck-passing, Bureaucratic Scotland often falls short of the democratic ideals which are said to underpin civic life, Calton Hill, Calton Hill Burial Ground, Calton Old Burial Ground, Cemetery, Chrys Muirhead, Civil Service, courage to care, Crowd-funding is nothing new, Culture of openness and transparency, David Hume, delay, DGHSC, Dr Peter Gordon, duty of candour, Edinburgh, Films and SAPERE AUDE, First Minister, For some this may have been with the Scottish Government - but it need not relate to any particular institution, Friends of Liberty, Governance of NHS Scotland, he brooding authoritarian characteristics of the secure headquarters of an occupying power, Hole Ousia, Honesty and openness: 'not an edited official tale', I intend that we will be an open and accessible Government, Integrity, It is a protest for anybody who has had difficulty communicating with high public office in Scotland, Jeseph Gerrald, kept in the dark, Martyrs Monument, Maurice Margarot, Monument to the Political Martyrs', My particular experience with high office has related to my petition for a Sunshine Act for Scotland, NHS Scotland, Obama, Old Burial Ground, Omphalos, Omphalos films, openness, Our protest also happened to coincide with a solar eclipse, PE1493, PE1493 by Peter John Gordon on a Sunshine Act for Scotland. To close the petition, Peter Gordon, Police Scotland, Political Martyrs, Professor Walter Humes, public accountability, Raised by the people of Scotland, Realistic Medicine, rebel antiquary, sapere aude, Scotland, Scottish Government, Scottish Review, Sedition, See Me, silence, Social maverick, solar eclipse, St Andrew's House, Sunshine Act, Sunshine Act for Scotland, Sunshine legislation, Surely one of the reasons that we commemorate the past is so that we can learn from it. The voices of the people really do matter, The Antiquary, the brooding authoritarian characteristics of the secure headquarters of an occupying power, THE FIRST MINISTER'S "INTENTION", The Foundation stone for the Martyrs' Monument was laid on the 21st August 1844, The friends of liberty, The location is next to St Andrew's House, the Martyrs Monument, The Martyrs' monument was funded by public subscriptions to redress the events of 50 years previously when five Scots were transported for sedition., THE PERSONAL STORY MATTERS, The Rebel Antiquary, The Scottish Government has missed an opportunity, The Scottish Government has no plans to introduce a sunshine act, the Scottish Government and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS), the seat of the Scottish Government, the various techniques used by bureaucratic organisations to avoid responsibility when things go wrong, The voices of the people really do matter, This is an invitation to join me on a peaceful protest, Thomas Fyshe Palmer, Thomas Muir, Transportation, Walter Humes, who gathered for a peaceful protest recognising the ongoing imbalance in power between those in high office and those in the general population, why ethics matter, why ethics matters to us all, William Skirving, Would you like to join me?, Written submission by Dr Peter J Gordon to the Scottish Parliament on NHS Governance

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