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New India needs a secularism embedded in institutional commitments
For those who care about secularism, the politics of who can be labelled secular is a puzzle. Secularism sometimes seems to be reduced to an ineffable quality of the heart. Secularism as a personal virtue is the idea that the individual does not harbour invidious prejudice against particular communities for being who they are. This is an important virtue. But in India this personal virtue has been such an unreliable guide to the institutional practice of secularism. This is what deepens the puzzle. How do people come to be marked as secular in political terms? If people make the transition from being allegedly non-secular to acceptably secular in political terms, like L.K. Advani apparently has but Narendra Modi has not, what are the markers of this transition?
This question is complicated. Religiosity has never been a marker of secularism in India. Some deeply religious people can be good political secularists; many non-religious characters have been perfect charlatans on secularism. Being secular used to be identified with a historical orientation: subscribe to one single Congress-Left narrative of Indian history. This was a paradoxical position. It recognised that avoiding religious strife was an important political task. But it went about this task by disavowing the idea that there could have been genuine religious difference and conflict in the past. It sanitised, almost as if to say that the truth of Indian secularism needed the lie of Indian history. Where secularism lost out was that both secularists and non-secularists were fighting on the terrain of the past. It was something of a liberation when some finally recognised that let history be history, and let it be argued out as such. Crafting a forward-looking community of fate, bound by common values, would be ill served by the narrow interpretations of the Left or the fanatical ones of the right. And so the irony that the Indian political system did not know what to do when figures like Advani and Jaswant Singh took a rather more complicated view of Jinnah. At first, it made them anti-national, then it seemed to have shored up their secular credentials.
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Manchester and ComputingSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 3rd of April 2014 04:13:07 PM Filed under
Manchester's role in the history of computing is not widely recognised. I spent several years working in Manchester Computing and I studied where the first programmable computer was built (by Kilburn, whom the building was later named after). One of my colleagues at Manchester Computing (MCC) was the person who was first to build and distribute a GNU/Linux distribution (combining both GNU and Linux) and yesterday I met and spoke to one of the earlier PC distributors from across the road (supplier for Manchester Computing). Right here at the centre of Manchester a lot of the early milestones of computing took place (Turing also), but Manchester became better known for the splitting of atoms, the football teams, famous bands like Oasis, and the industrial revolution. A few days ago Rianne and I visited the local museum which demonstrates the industrial revolution (photo above from this album); what we really need here, however, are more museums documenting Manchester's role in modern computing. This city deserves more credit. █
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NokiaSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 27th of February 2014 10:35:33 AM Filed under
It is now the talk of the town. Nokia will be making their own smartphone based on Android. It seems like they no longer want to be in the shadow, under Windows Phone. I would like to think this might be the comeback of Nokia phones after a decade or so. I liked Nokia as a gadget way before this so-called "smart phones" trend started. I remember when SMS became the most convenient tool for communication, like a telegraph type. Nokia phones were once a gadgets giant; only then, when Microsoft bought Nokia, the once cellphone giant was kept and never to be found. I mean, not literally, but I can hardly see Nokia out in the Market along with those cellphone giants like Mac/iOS , Blueberry and Samsung. Nokia's merging into Microsoft has never been good; their tandem strategy never created any new innovation that makes them different from the other competitors. In fact, there were no success stories for Nokia when it was based on Windows Phone.
I expect Nokia to have lots to offer in the next expo. Improvements in software using Android OS, distinct design in hardware which can compete in comparables among the others. The price might be a little less than the existing smartphones to attract potential costumers. Lastly, I wish Nokia well for bravely taking such a huge change. In this road it has many challenges, but it's worth taking.
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My ValentineSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Saturday 15th of February 2014 03:58:36 PM Filed under
Yesterday was a rainy day. Our plans to go dining and bowling were more or less ruined by that. Manchester has had stormy weather as of late and there is not much one can do to avoid it.
Almost every couple went out to celebrate valentines. In my case, as I am working regular hours at day (and sometimes at night), I don't have much time for planning or thinking of ways to celebrate valentines day.
My dear husband, who had a day off yesterday (after he had worked at night), surprised me in many ways. He prepared a bubble bath for me with glasses of wine and candles lit. Pizza was inside the oven and table setting was quite ready, with many special beverages to mark the special day.
Everything was organised and prepared by him. While we were having our dinner we watched Tom and Jerry (a favourite from my childhood) and we were both enjoying it. Later he wanted to prepare the new mattress he bought to make sure we would have a good night's sleep.
Our own way of celebrating valentines -- so simple but passionately expressed with pure love and tenderness.
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JusticeSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 6th of February 2014 11:40:57 PM Filed under
I was born in a quiet and beautiful town in the Far East together with my cousins. As far as I can remember, we enjoyed watching the sunrise and sunset, bathing and fishing in the river along with other children. My childhood years bring back good memories: Playing hide and seek, flying kites, throwing yo-yo, jumping on Chinese garter and so much more. Life was full of fun and so simple back then. There were times I ate meals in our neighbours' house, treated like family. Sometimes we exchanged food. This you will never experience in an highly urbanised city, as there is nothing like this in the Western world. It's a small town where you almost know every other person. Everybody is like your family. That is how I remember the place that I left 24 years ago. This year my husband and I were planning to visit my beloved town. But I have second thoughts. It's a bit scary to visit a place where people are killing other people like animals.
Windows 8.1 "The Worst Ever"Submitted by gfranken on Tuesday 19th of November 2013 10:58:39 PM Filed under
I've taught High School Computer Science for 25 years--Computer Programming, Web Page Design, Word Processing, Database Processing, and Spreadsheet processing. I have Linux on all my home computers with a dual boot into MS Windows 7 on my main computer. I don't use Windows 7 very often--but, I can find my way around in Windows 7. Since I have no experience with Win 8, I've thought all the recent hoopla about Microsoft's Windows 8 and 8.1 was just inexperienced grousing.
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Why is Security not Turned on by Default?Submitted by fieldyweb on Tuesday 10th of September 2013 07:36:42 PM Filed under
This isn't a Windows thing, Linux as well should be more secure than the assumption that the OS with elevated privileges is secure enough, there is so much more Desktop Linux could be doing to make the users experience more secure.
Sometimes the Tech pres just gets it wrong..Submitted by fieldyweb on Friday 6th of September 2013 07:44:57 PM Filed under
While I know this is a Linux site, i feel that Windows RT is getting the same bad rap Linux gets from the Tech press in many areas. A lack of true understanding of just what they are dealing with or just a huge need to present some form of being part of the crowd. I'm not sure just what it is however it needs to change. It's the same thing that happens when some people review Ubuntu PHone for example and claim it's not a viable platform.. and it annoys me..
Why Everything you've read in the tech press about Windows RT is WRONG!!
Head to head the best of class, the Lumia 920 and the Nexus 4Submitted by fieldyweb on Sunday 14th of July 2013 07:56:28 PM Filed under
With the tenuous link of Linux/android I take a look at just how googles flagship device stands up against the top WP8 phone
Why is PRISM so shocking? Everyone is reading our dataSubmitted by fieldyweb on Sunday 9th of June 2013 05:54:51 PM Filed under
With prism being the story of the week, I'm just asking a simple question
The EE Nokia Lumia 920Submitted by fieldyweb on Saturday 17th of November 2012 11:11:49 PM Filed under
The UK got its first 4G network this month and the choices for 4G phones are thin on the ground at the moment the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S3 were there at launch however as a long time Android and IOS user i'm finding both operating systems at that stage of their life when they ar about features not innovation. This may well change in the future however, and you must understand these words are hard for me to say, Microsoft seem to be innovating quite a bit in the OS market, pushing the boat out and taking some risks.
My phone of choice on EE is the Nokia Lumia 920, Nokias last bi breath attempt at staying alive as a company it would seem however this is a phone developed for Windows Phone 8 in Microsoft. It is the phone Microsoft were happy to share the stage with at launch and it's got generally good reviews.
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BooknewsAn annotated bibliography collecting resources on all aspects of the religious use of peyote among North American Indians. Gathers citations and abstracts for significant materials on Peyotism and the Native American Church of North America of the Indians for the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Materials include books, book chapters, master's theses, PhD. dissertations, magazine and journal articles, conference papers, museum publications, US government publications, audio-visual materials, and World Wide Web sites. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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A useful guide to materials on the history, ceremonies, and significance of the pan-Indian religion Peyotism.
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God of War: Ghost of Sparta Review
This portable title, while it may not be the best or most original entry in the series, is more than worthy of the God of War name.
One of the new mechanics you'll use to traverse Kratos' world is the ability to slide down inclines and then leap off to access out-of-the-way areas. The move lets you deviate from the game's otherwise slow-paced movement, though, while it's used liberally early on, the move is almost completely abandoned later in your quest. However, one particularly memorable slide-ability sequence that sticks out has Kratos rushing to escape the inside of an erupting volcano. In quick succession, I slide down a cliff, jump off of it to avoid a pit of lava, climb up a piece of rock sinking into the lava, swing onto a grapple point, and then quickly jump over to a cliff that I'm able to climb up. This all happened in the space of a few seconds and required just a few button presses, yet I still felt such a rush of involvement in everything I had just done -- even though much of it was automated.
Coming off God of War 3, Ghost of Sparta is, naturally, a step down in terms of scale, but that doesn't make it feel like an inferior game. My gripes are relatively minor: there are some repetitive environments and I don't feel like the puzzles are as challenging this time around. Despite that, the game has some very memorable moments, unique boss battles (including a multi-part opening fight against a giant sea monster), and it culminates in a battle with a twist never before seen in the series. I won't spoil the specifics, but suffice to say it's a fitting end to your journey.
Although I wish magic was more convenient to use and Kratos had something closer to the Golden Fleece from God of War 2 and 3 to deflect attacks, Ghost of Sparta is still an extremely well-paced action game. It does a great job of introducing you to difficult enemies, the kind that make you think, "Oh s***!" when you first see them, and then much later giving you the opportunity to take down two or three at a time -- a very rewarding progression.
Some players might complain about a lack of innovation; to be fair, this is very much an iterative sequel that doesn't drastically change the God of War formula in any way. Fun as they may be, Thera's Bane and the new charge attack that lets you ground-pound or throw an enemy don't really change things that much. But everything is put together so well that, unless you've become truly tired of the franchise, Ghost of Sparta is well worth playing. This portable title, while it may not be the best or most original entry in the series, is more than worthy of the God of War name.
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Classic PSP game.Posted: Dec 16, 2010 12:00AM PST by TheGhostOfSparta
The graphics are unbelievable in this game, and IMO are the best on PSP without question.
This'll be...Posted: Nov 04, 2010 12:00AM PST by neentengdo21
...especially sweet, considering I got it for just TEN BUCKS on Amazon. Thanks, 1up for turning me on to Amazon's "20 bucks off a future purchase" deal. It's an awesome deal, and it seems I've used it wisely.
well...Posted: Nov 01, 2010 12:00AM PST by adultcrash38
have yet to "not love" a god of war game - even on the psp... gotta get it...
Awesome gamePosted: Oct 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by WhiteLongSword
I like how they delved into the Greek Mythos with this installment. F'n awesome!
(facepalm)Posted: Dec 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by glorioustarpit11
Um... all the games delve into the greek mythos.
Looks coolPosted: Oct 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by XextralifeX
Definately going to play it. To everyone who is complaining about the score. I ask why? If the reviewer in his words makes you interested in the game. Does it really matter what grade it got.
WishPosted: Oct 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by Halo4@e32011XBOX720
I had not sold my PSP.
Buy back?Posted: Nov 16, 2010 12:00AM PST by Continue321
You could pick it up again in the GOW bundle pack for $200. I work at a company affiliated with Sony, and that's the one that I'm going to order.
Why...Posted: Oct 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by DannyLAFS
didn't Matt Leone review this out of curiosity?
I second thisPosted: Oct 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by ohJTBehaaave
Matt is a GOW addict. I'd like his 2 cents whenever there's a new GOW game.
Hello!Posted: Oct 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by BigOlaf
Partially because we had people complaining who thought I was too close to the series around GoW3 review time, and partially because I'm busy finishing up another project.
I highly recommend the game, though -- it's more of the same but with probably the best pacing the series has seen yet. And I found myself using the fire blades through almost the entire game, just because of how impressive they looked visually.
i dont agreePosted: Oct 25, 2010 12:00AM PST by jinmingming1988
1UP is ridiculous ,,,With enslaved can even be rated as B+,,I think this game at least deserve an A,,I have beated the game on normal difficult ,,I think this game is not better than chains of Olympics ,but ,this is really a good game
I think his GPA is important to himPosted: Oct 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by milkman_v1
He did post "I have beated on normal difficult", so I think his GPA could use some leveling up.
Poor PSP. . .Posted: Oct 25, 2010 12:00AM PST by Pacario
I can't remember the last time a PSP game scored a full 'A' and I was really hoping the new God of War would finally break that ceiling. If Ready At Dawn can't do it with Kratos, I don't know if any game can or will. Pity, too, as the game at least looks amazing, with graphics on par with anything I've seen demoed on the upcoming 3DS, and the PSP is five years old! Ah well.
Games don't have to change to remain awesome...Posted: Oct 25, 2010 12:00AM PST by secularsage
It's pretty amazing that God of War has gotten five games out of one concept. None of the games has really changed up the core gameplay that much, and yet all of them have been incredible and well worth playing. I can't think of another series that's been so good that the concept has worked this well for multiple titles. Even Mario has drastically changed it up with each new game.
It's not just the genre, either -- it's the execution. The only God of War clone I've played that's been half as good has been Heavenly Sword (which tried to truly evolve the genre), while the rest of the imitator titles (Dante's Inferno, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and similar games) have been inferior despite offering a similar experience.
Core GameplayPosted: Oct 25, 2010 12:00AM PST by Kridian
Halo maybe? I find it funny that while some people refer to Halo as being a "milked" franchise, you never seem to see the same criticism of God of War. It is essentially the same game over all five titles with a few different gameplay elements, just like Halo. Maybe I am just crazy...
mega man anyonePosted: Oct 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by chinpokoman
just saying... mega man has had same concept forever and its still a great series
3d magamanPosted: Oct 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by NateMans
As I recall there was one or two Mega mans that came out in 3D and were different games all together and Mega Man soccer for snes then there was Mega man battle networks which was in an alternate universe.... Mega man is a great series. its awesome that capcom still release them with the old style 16 bit graphics (megaman 9 and 10)
It starts weak and genericPosted: Oct 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by NateMans
As you move on you pick up awesome moves which you chain together to make awesome fluent combos. and then theres the Zelda style Items you pick up along the way to solve the puzzles that you come across through the game. Not very hard but still great fun.
All games are just derivatives of derivates of derivatives....Posted: Nov 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by M12i
God of War is a fast-paced Rygar clone (the 3D Rygar, not the old one). Which was Devil May Cry with a chain weapon, which was a 3D beat-em up title with puzzles (so, Fatal Fury+Castlevania in 3D, or even just good 3D Castlevania OR you can go the other way and claim it's a more melee combat oriented Resident Evil.) Which are essentially platformers in which there is one continuous world - Metroid. Damn, it's almost like little changes over a long time gave us something that looks totally different.
The basic Megaman formula has lasted them through what, 20+ games now? (6 NES, 5 SNES, 5 GB, 1 Game Gear, 2 PS1/Saturn, 2 GBC, 1 Wonderswan, 2 PSN/XBLA) And the Castlevania/Metroid formula is just as guilty, or the 2D platformer, or shooters, or "every RTS is Dune II". It's all in the presentation, innovation/combination, effectiveness of gameplay, and (in the case of multiplayer) the number of other people playing it - or at least "Do I have enough people to enjoy this game". I enjoy a variety of games and am unable to buy a lot of new stuff, so I might just be old and cantankerous, but I find myself getting the same experience out many new games that I got out of older ones - it's not a bad thing, and I don't really have high expectations. I'm only going to get a few things in certain categories though, and they might not always be the #1 title.
Ready At DawnPosted: Oct 25, 2010 12:00AM PST by EKGTrooper
Is such a great Developer. They nail it every single time they make a PSP game, and I am so excited to see what their new original IP is.
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We added a flyaway shape to a classic cardigan to create a light-hearted layering piece that adds whimsy to dresses, skirts, and jeans. In lovely lace, a galloping print, or floral embroidery — how will you choose just one? * Flyaway shape * Crew neckline * Partial button-down with contrast placket binding * Long raglan sleeves * Cotton * Imported
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Over-Everything Surplice Cardigan - Girls
With its easy, open drape, soft jersey construction, and sweet surplice detail at back, our above-knee length cardigan will be her cool-weather go-to — it's a lovely top note over everything, from a dress to jeans. * Relaxed fit * Open front * Fixed turnover collar * Seam at center-back waist with surplice detail * Long sleeves * Above-knee length * High-low hem; front is lower than back * Cotton/nylon/merino wool * Imported
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A versatile piece in every budding fashionista's wardrobe, the cashmere cardigan is an easy layer that she can dress up or down — and ours is hand-washable for easy care. * Exquisitely soft in 100% cashmere* Shimmering rhinestone buttons* Pretty grosgrain-ribbon trim inside the neck* Always a great gift that will get lots of wear* Long sleeves* Classic length hits slightly below the hip* Imported
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Fine-gauge wool gives this elegant sweater extraordinary softness. Subtle yet stunning in a beautiful lace knit, it's finished with button detailing at the right shoulder. * By Moon et Miel * Pull-on * Crew neck * Ribbed neck, cuffs, and hem * Button detail at right shoulder * Long sleeves * Hip length * Wool * Nepal


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"Our family wanted a place with lots of space and a great pool for the kids to run off some energy. The pool, water slide and hot tub were comfortable and never that crowded. The hotel staff were very accommodating to our needs and the room was comfortable with everything we needed. "
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"Great hotel - very comfortable bed and pillows. Room was a nice big size - we were two adults and three dogs with kennels. Seemed short on staff - person at the front was having to do everything on the weekend. But very friendly. Would definitely stay there again."
A Traveller, Aug 2016, CA
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"It was great for me as a solo stay. Close to Spruce Meadows and not far from other amenities. Nice little corner store just down the street. I checked in late and left early and arrived back late every night so I did not see anyone except for the third nite. I stayed a total of 5 nights."
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"We had a nice stay. The hotel is older but very clean. The staff are excellent. Very friendly and helpful."
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"Two adults six kids plenty a room in the family room nice clean and very timely service not to mention the free breakfast in the morning excellent"
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"unit we had was 2bdr/2 bath. Kate at checkin was helpful,curteous,friendly. Comfy stay.No charge for short-term rental parking. CTrain access good to Stampede Park"
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"Nothing extra fancy about the rooms, clean and a place to sleep and shine up in the morning! A great little pool and hot tub for families with young ones. And the continental breakfast was more than expected, tons of choices for everyone in the family from fresh fruit& cereals, to bagels, toast ..."
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"Great rate and upgrades to a bunkbead room for $20!"
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