If my life was a soundtrack!

One of the groups at another site started up one of these experiments so i decided to work mine out. It's subject to change with whichever mood i'm in .

-Death Scene-Pyramid song-Radiohead and/or Another Version Of The Truth-Nine Inch Nails and/or The Host of Seraphim-Dead can dance (it will be a looooong death scene with flashbaks)

-Funeral Song- Severance-Dead can dance (if i'm buried), Cremation - Ashes To Ashes by Lou Reed (if i'm cremated).

-End Credit- Rainbow Connection by Kermit AND Cat people-David Bowie (There's usually 2 songs at the end of credits)

woo hoo!

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The Whole World Is Watching
Current mood: bullied
Category: Life

I never got around to updating my blog about my new song "The Whole World Is Watching" and to promote the "LADYZ IN NOYZ" CD compilation from "spleencoffin" featuring heaps of innovative, ecclectic, eccentric brilliant NEW and OriginAL music by female musicians mostly from the US where I'm happy to have a song of mine "muted" included.

The "Whole World Is Watchilng" I wrote aproximately a year and a half ago, maybe longer, that's how long its taken me to find the time to indulge in the creative pleasure of recording music. Motherhood really doesn't allow you any free time and unless you have money, nannies, social support then it gets a tad more difficult to do what you are passionate about or even have a minute to think about..... "nothing" in particular.

I recorded it one day and remixed it the next.

It is my personal protest song against the War In Iraq or the misleading "War On Terror".

I had seen a documentary on TV and watched how a little boy was sufferring from injuries sustained after US forces attacked a civilian zone.

He died in front of his weeping mother and other weeping women at the end of the bed.

It just made me so angry and sad that this was allowed to happened and excused all  in the name of "War".

Also on learning  when soldiers are seriously injured in combat it is usually their mother they call for.

I just wanted to express my empathy to the casualties of War especially those mothers and children caught in the crossfire and those soldiers who are fighting a War they do not beleive in.

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Just busy on the homefront and and getting reading to lobby against the Government in regards to a lot of "crap" policies that are affecting sole parents especially affecting single mothers.

These include "welfare to work", CSA changes, Unsafe Family Law practice and "welfare direct debit card" (which is directed at underprivileged single mothers).

My arguement is that all of these beaurocracies noted are seriously setting single mother's up to fail rather than provide long term solutions to assist single mothers who are busy busy busy caring for their children with often limited if any social support and limited funds and resources. 

Really, Until there is change in the valueing of motherhood and public perception of single mothers both stay at home vs working mothers improves and the system supports all of us rather than boggs us down then any real chance of improving our standard of living for our families will continue to be a struggle to say the least.

I just can't afford to do the great Suzie music sell right now and am so taxed for time at the moment. If you don't have kids yet "make the most of it" because they make you age a thousand years and have you talking ga ga.

You become less and less about yourself and more and more about them, it's just life! 

It's amazing how your senses change from childhood to adulthood. I crave the light now because its what i  remember as a child, bright sunlight filtering through the loungeroom and green grass with ladybugs. Slow time, time went so slow and days lasted like years.

Families were so different back then, how wonderful life can be when you have no responsibility. Well i'll drift back to "where the wild things are" and speak to you all soon, til then have a loverly evening and be good!

Cheers,

suzie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Currently watching : Dexter - The First Season Release date: 2007-08-21

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New video - WILDERBEAST
Current mood: catalyzed
Category: Music

Well aren't you lucky?
I have completed another video clip for one of my songs WILDERBEAST.
I'm not working in conventional ways and even though I watch alot of music videos I kind of think it's a really weird concept. Is the video "selling" the song or the song "selling" the video? I'm uncomfortable doing the feminine "girly" coy thing and unfortunately for you (and myself when i look back in years to come) that the camera gets my less photogenic side but that is what i intend as I'm not going to make myself look 18 when I'm not and i want to keep it as real as possible (yeah right, like I'm multiculoured and glowing in real life?). I'm just focusing on this for a few minutes because everythings set up already, i have heaps of footage i've been collecting and everything else has been driving me MAD!
Enjoy or not!
cHeers SuzIE.

wilderbeast-Suzie Zuzek







Quote of the day-
"I'm crazy, but it's not my fault. I've deserved MUCH better than I've got!"
(by an anonymous YouTuber who left a comment at a Talk Talk video.)

Suzie Zuzek (Aincircle) on YouTube


(EXUSE THE DOUBLE VIDEO, ITS THE SAME ONE, THE BLOGS ARE PLAYING UP)

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"Oh it’s a pity"- NEW DIY video
Current mood: gloomy
Category: Music

You'll have to click on the link, WARNING: may make you feel slightly STRESSED!


NEW VIDEO "Oh it's a pity"-Suzie Zuzek

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RIP ....Anthony "Kanga" Stevens
Current mood: sad
Category: Friends

RIP

Anthony "KANGA" Stevens
2008





This is just a small tribute to an old friend Anthony "KANGA" Stevens who died this week after he and a childhood friend crashed their boat at Lakes Entrance.  I saw it on the news and didn't think much of it except whenever "Lakes" was mentioned Anthony always sprang to mind as he was the only person i ever met who grew up from there.  Investigations are still taking place over the accident, further information:

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23123946-2862,00.html

I haven't seen Anthony in something like 5 years but i always remember him fondly and as a guy who didn't talk bullshit and pulled people up when they were.
Basically if you were full of shit he'd let you know.
A staunch Vegan, Anthony was among the first to set up a food not bombs stall here in Melbourne before all the scenesters did it for street cred and proudly identified himself as a "Goth". Anthony was old school and made you feel welcomed into the Punk/Goth scene and encouraged you to connect with people.   
He loved "Butterfly on a wheel" by The Mission.  
He had a tough upbringing and drank too much but was a very intellegent and interesting guy to talk to. He always reminded me of Ashley 'Ash' J. Williams from Army of Darkness (in a good way that is).

This is really sad news and even though he wasn't famous, he was still a friend to so many of us and well known and liked within the community both here in Melbourne and Lakes Entrance..  I know that Anthony had dreams of haveing a family one day raising kids and having a normal life and it is apparent he was in a happy relationship when the accident occurred. He was also about to embark in a Landscape Gardening business. It seemed he had finally found what he was looking for.
This is indeed a sad day,  Anthony was only 36 yrs old.
My deepest condolences to his family, partner and close friends.

Rest in Peace Anthony "KANGA", we will all miss you mate.

Cheers,
Suzie

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Australia has a NEW Government!
Category: News and Politics

Australia has a NEW Government!

Kevvie Wevvie is our new Prime minister. (That's Rudd, Kevin Rudd to be precise.)

Labor is now in Government for the first time in over 11 years of what I can only describe as 11 hard and unjust years.

Hopefully the Indigenous people of Australia will get their "Sorry" finally and hopefully our new Government takes us into the future and away from the decline of human decency our country had become.

This is extremely good news for Australia who will hopefully become a more tolerant and diverse nation and pro active against climate change and bring back equal opportunity.
Also maybe even bring our troops back home, abolish IR reforms and in general be a more receptive Government then the previous. (You can't change the system when it refuses to listen!)

We will see!

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Final eLECTIONEERING blog.
Category: News and Politics

"The Coalition has rejected 98% of amendments by other parties while passing 100% of "their own" legislation over the past 2 years." (Save the Senate-GetUp)

Why should we trust the Liberal Party when they have abused their privilege of power in the Senate at the detriment of the Australia people simply for their own agenda. These include the IR reforms, The Northern Territory act where they did not adhere to one single recommendation to the report findings and The Family Law reforms which are among many new changes that were rushed through Parliament with little consultation or debate if any at all. If you're going to change the Law and set up a new system at least provide the resources first. There are still only limited contact centers around Australia which are fundamental in keeping many mothers and their children safe from abuse and children safe from parental conflict. Also there are still too few relationship centers and they have long waiting list. These are just a couple of flaws within the new Family Law reforms which have been in place for nearly 2 years. The Family Law reforms are unfair and unjust and mostly "not" in the best interest of the child and at the detriment of struggling sole parents and their children.
If Joe Hockey had his way he'd send all unemployed people to Gulags. He is a contradiction to the term "Human Services".
The coaltion Government is easy to neglect the serious issues of poverty and hardship by directing the fault of poverty back onto the poor. This Government is swaying too far to the Right that it has lost touch with the people in what I can only describe as a "victim blaming" cruel and intolerant society.
Think carefully when voting and keep in mind the power of the Senate. You can make your vote more powerful and effective by filling in every little box under the line of the white ballot sheet.


(A link to Victorian senate candidates and other state Senate candidates)
http://www.aec.gov.au/Elections/federal_elections/2007/candidates/sen_wa.htm

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A bit left of center and somewhere in the middle candidates which will hopefully bring back decency to the Australian way of living and a fair go to ALL not just the rich and big business.


http://greens.org.au/intro/

http://www.democrats.org.au/

http://www.whatwomenwant.org.au/home/modules/content/index.php?id=84

http://www.alp.org.au/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Toscano
(Joseph Toscano and Jude Pierce are Anarchist candidates)

http://www.cfce.org.au/

http://www.sep.org.au/

http://www.carers.org.au/

http://www.socialist-alliance.org/

http://www.anthonyklein.com.au/

http://sener4senate.googlepages.com/

http://www.climatechangecoalition.com.au/
http://www.secular.org.au/PolicyDetails.php
http://www.secular.org.au/elec07Vc.php
http://www.senatoronline.org.au/


A little Australian voting History (Senator Online)

1843 - First Parliamentary election. Men with £200 freehold allowed to vote.

1856 - Secret ballot first introduced and most men over 21 years allowed to vote.

1895 - Women over 21 years first allowed to vote.

1906 - Postal voting available for the first time.

1949 - Aboriginal people allowed to vote at Federal Elections.

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Costs of War!
Category: News and Politics

When will the Australian Government take leadership of this country and stand up to G.W.Bush and his administration and say enough is enough?
Bring home our troops and stop murdering innocent children.
We are all guilty if we don't at least feel in our hearts and minds that this is wrong.

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Family Law Reform?

Another mother jailed for breaching a "contact order".
Firstly a mother who was primary carer was jailed for 4 months because she didn't have enough money for petrol to get to the contact drop off and now another "pregnant" mother has been jailed because she breached the contact order because she feared her child was being sexually abused by her child's father. Both mothers are considered "good and caring" mothers.
These new Liberal Party Law reforms have done nothing but placed further scrutiny on struggling mothers and fail to give these and other parents the basic rights to protect their children and care for their children.
How can jailing these mothers be of any benefit to their children and how is it in the best interest for these children to be placed in the sole custody of their fathers, one deemed as unfit to care for his children the other with allegations of child sexual abuse against him?
Shared responsibility is a joke, these laws are a joke. While I agree that a child has a right to know both parents and children should not be punished because of their parents inability to function together and that not all fathers are "deadbeats" and not all mothers are "bad mothers", I do "not" believe this should come at the costs of putting these children in danger.
These Family Law Reforms are Draconian measures that are not suitable for a modern country such as Australia.

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War is terror

I thought I may as well blog this, I did not write it but I support it 100%. It only takes a second to sign the petition. All I think of is the thousands of displaced people, especially children and their mothers who are suffering because of our ignoramus leaders who declare War to solve all their problems with "no" concept of the brutality War inflicts on millions of innocent people.
Innocent people are being killed and are killing under the pretense of "terrorism".
It makes me too angry knowing that this is going on and children are being murdered and civilians sacrificed all to protect oil or because two different beliefs collide.
My personal belief is G.W.Bush should be charged with crimes against humanity.
War is the ultimate excuse to freely violate and destroy human beings, children, mothers, men, their land and their culture. War is the ultimate abuse and betrayal of all people.
War is terror.
Suzie



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Hi,

Yesterday, we saw the Prime Minister launch his campaign - and the most astonishing thing happened. As the leader of a nation at war, setting out his vision for the future, Mr Howard failed to even mention the war for which he is responsible - not a single word.

That's why I've just joined GetUp's campaign calling on the Prime Minister to rethink our strategy in Iraq. Can you help get us to 50,000 petition signatures by putting your name here?

http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/OurOwnPlanForIraq

Two young Australian women who know something about the real cost of the war in Iraq want to deliver the petition to Prime Minister John Howard next week. Louise survived the 2005 London bombings, and Sam was married to Jacob McMillan - an American soldier who was killed in action in Iraq last December.

Help us put peace back on the agenda this election. 40,000 people have already signed the petition but now is the time to get this petition to 50,000.

Can you help us in our final push to take our concerns directly to the top?

http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/OurOwnPlanForIraq

Thanks!

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eLECTIONEERIN part 2
Current mood: chipper
Category: News and Politics

John Howard has done nothing for this country beside make the rich get a whole lot richer and the poor get a whole lot poorer. There is a wide gap between the privileged and the disadvantaged.

Unemployment is at an all time low and our economy is doing so well then-

-Why is inflation so high?(meaning less money in the pocket and more spent on goods and services)
-Why is there an un-affordable housing crisis?
-Why is there not enough quality and safe public housing especially inner city?
-why are sole mothers and their children worst off in regards to financial and social support when they are among the most scrutinized and vulnerable people in the community?
-Why is there "still" not enough affordable quality childcare?
-Why has the JET program been shortened to 1 year not 2 years? (Most people who rely on this service are single mothers trying to upgrade their qualifications to get better employment opportunities which will break them and their children out of the poverty cycle.)
-Why are many children and their care providers (mostly mothers) worst off with the new "Family Law" reforms (that indeed have "not" gone unnoticed. These new Law Reforms have not put children first, rather put parents rights first.)
-Why are there not enough resources and more funding to legal aid in regard to Family Law reforms?
-Why haven't these new Law Reforms been reviewed on their effectiveness?
-Why are loony cult groups like the "Brethren" entitled to influence the Government?
-Why is the cost of living unbearable for low and many middle income earners?
-Why are multinational supermarkets allowed to make such a profit while our farmers and we consumers are being ripped off.
-Why are child support agencies lacking in resources to effectively ensure child payments are made on time, in full and to pursue parents who fail to fulfill their payment obligations?
-Why has our the John Howard Government supported George Bush's "warmongering" practices and further put Australia in "threat" of terrorism?
-Why aren't sole mothers given a choice to decide if they want to re-enter the work force or be a stay at home mum without they and their children being financially penalized for not meeting centerlink obligations?
-Why are there "no" family friendly work place initiatives that allow both mothers and fathers flexibility to care for their children?

-Why on Earth would I want to vote in John Howard for another 4 years of inequality and hardship?

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eLECTIONEERING!
Current mood: accomplished
Category: News and Politics

These are my concerns come election time. It is what matters and affects my family and it's what I believe needs to be focused on and changed. There are many other issues such as environmental and work place relation reforms but I figure many people are already bringing awareness to those issues.
Don't forget to vote, even if you don't believe in voting make yours a protest vote.
This current Government has done nothing but create division within the community, bigotry, inequality, placing Australia in threat by following George Bush's footsteps and to put it it bluntly "made the rich get a whole lot richer and the gap between the haves and the have nots even wider"...


1.Family Law Reform
Family law reform has really hurt families, especially sole parents mostly consisting of single mothers like myself.
Fathers need to be made more accountable in raising their children.
The Law seems to provide fathers with many rights and options but little obligation.
The new Law reforms provide little if any rights for the mother (in which most children will be more than likely residing with). This also gives mothers no right to protect their children from abuse or from witnessing abuse. It is also inconsistent.
Fathers are abusing the current system to their advantage especially in regard to (round table dispute) "contact orders".
They are not taking their parenting obligations seriously and the current system allows them to further abuse mothers, many who have fled abusive relationships but because of the new Law reforms have had to provide these men with access to their children, fair enough but not when fathers continuously break the orders themselves and then hold the orders against the mothers to control them. The new Law does nothing to protect women and their children.
The Family Law reform is actually having an adverse effect on children especially when fathers are not acting in the childs best interest and the mother is legally powerless to do anything about it.
Also there are not enough "contact centers" or "relationship centers" and they are too far away (nothing in inner city Melbourne). I also question the advice many employees from these services are offering and their exact qualifications and training in dispute, mediation and counseling.

2.JET scheme
The government has shortened the JET scheme (providing most costs for childcare while parent returns to study or work).
It is now only available for one year which leaves most sole parents unable to attain further education.
I have been told it was so more people could benefit for the scheme but then shouldn't there be more funding seeing there is such high demand and people are utilizing the service?
It takes two years to complete a diploma (JET will only help with one year) and JET is the only hope for most single mothers desperate to break out of the poverty cycle and get a better qualification and therefore better employment options, higher pay and therefore better standard of living for their family, especially for their children.

3. Child care
More affordable childcare places are desperately needed in Melbourne.
I've been on a waiting list for well over a year for a council run and owned venue.
Also shouldn't sole parents be prioritized to receive childcare as they are the sole providers and most isolated in the community?

4.Affordable Housing
More affordable housing especially public housing in inner city Melbourne that is "NOT" a soul destroying high rise complex with patrolling security guards.
Also rooming/boarding houses are exploiting some of the most vulnerable people in the community, many with mental health conditions.

5. Social support
Also more social "support" for mothers (especially single mums) in regards to respite and community involvement.
There is still not enough attention brought to the serious "fatigue" and "hormonal" issues that occur during and after pregnancy.
Women are still "expected" to be "natural" mothers but families aren't what they use to be and many women suffer in silence, fear, despair and alone.
There is not enough emphasis on the changing roles women play in Society and many Departments of Human Services are out of touch with the new pressures mothers are facing in todays hectic life.

6. Welfare reform
Not all single mothers are "Brittany Spears" or some 16 yr old knocked up bogan junkie (excuse the phrase).
The baby bonus realistically does not go far. The cost of living has increased, I can barely afford fresh fruit and vegetables.
Mothers re-entry into the workforce (welfare to work) is great in principle but I think people are forgetting the value of actually having a parent at home when the child comes home and the simple fact that mother's "do" work (I'm first to admit motherhood its not my ideal occupation).
By ignoring this as "work" denies women any form of recognition or again status.
Not all mothers are sitting around watching Dr Phil or Bold and the Beautiful.

There should be more financial and social support for Single mothers to care for their children without penalizing them for not following centrelink obligations which only places their children in further disadvantage and poverty not to mention the emotional distress caused to the whole family when facing such instability.
Welfare reform has placed impossible demands and expectations on those who have neither the capacity nor resources to advance their predicament.

7. Child Support
Child support payments are often understated.Also Child Support Agencies lack the resources to effectively follow up on payees who are not paying the accurate amount.  Many fathers are hiding and lying about how much they are earning and how often they are working.  This is hard to substantiate, it is the child who loses out. 
It seems that in separation the father (mostly) is able to advance his predicament, his employment, his qualifications, his status, his income and his standard of living goes up whilst mothers (mostly) are faced with the burden of raising children on their own, with minimal resources and support, with more public scrutiny and no status in community.

We talk about industrial relations reform being "unfair" but so is this inequality.


Single mothers "do" contribute to society, doing the best they can to survive and provide for their children. It is society on whole that will suffer in the future if the most vulnerable are neglected now.
Again more parental responsibility and accountability should be directed towards fathers and work place should be both "mother and father" friendly.-

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Outside iN
Category: Pets and Animals

Outside iN
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TO BE OUTSIDE OR INSIDE OUT/REAL AS REAL SHOULD FEEL AND THAT FEELING IS TRANCE AND VOID OF FEELING. NUMB.
wHAT IS OUTSIDER------ART--------BRUT--------?Brutally artistic but outside the normality that is accepted by those who define what is art, what is culture, what is commercially viable and make some wealthy bastard even richer.
whAt is untamed...........thing..........RAW/REAL.?
What keeps one from going over the edge exactly?
IS something
When does something lose its threat, when does something no longer become dangerous.
wHEN ONE STOPS QUESTIONING AND becomes complacent, complient and loses senses of mis adventure then that moment one is lost entirely and is more than likely dead. Breathing with failing body to carry an imagination and thought that has been through irt ball before but with less typo errors.

There will be vultures amidst to ravage all the purity that has come from places so dark, cold and excruciating. Those vultures will in time turn their backs only after they've sucked the bone dry leaving only fragments of flesh left for the tiny bugs and insects to collect.


aNOTHER Label, anOTHER scene to BELONg or be included or exluded from.

lIKE punk, Goth, mainstream, raver, indie, underground, gothic, industrial, crust, grind, metal, black metal, emo, emotion, death/thrash/glam metal, avante garde, soul, hardcore, straight edge, experimental, ebm, techno, nerd, weirdo, cool, wicked, bitch, burlesque, erotica, exotic, riot, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, femministtttttttttttttt, mod, phycobilly, rockerbilly, jazz, la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la ls all the same and the same is that i am as much a crime to this Earth as you and they and them and those.

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