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Some days if I'm in the right mood I'll bike the entire way home after work. It doesn't happen often because I work long hours, usually end the day hungry enough to eat my bike, and the route that time of day is The Windtunnel From Hell, but every once in a while I decide to do so.
That's two trains. One trying to push the other.
One of Caltrain's amazingly efficient fleet breaks down at least once a month or so, and this particular day I arrived at the station after work to find one train trying to push the other off the tracks because I guess it just decided it didn't want to go anymore.
The train that was pushing, by the way, was also blocking a main road.
Train, as far as the eye can see.
Since one side was blocked, trains were singletracking alternately, meaning everything was delayed and that the bike car was a cluster of madness.
The name of the savior-train was Operation Lifesaver.
Somewhere during the climbing over bikes in the bike car and a man glaring at me looking like he was about to eat me because I accidentally bumped him with my wheel due to there being no other place for me to go, I realized that I should have followed my gut and ridden home that day.
Also, I got home about an hour after I would of had I ridden. Lesson learned!
This happened a few weeks ago, but there's always exciting Caltrain news. Like the man stealing bikes at the Hillsdale station yesterday. If you ride public transit, stay close to your bike, or a Sharks Jersey clad maniac might hop on during a stop and nab it.


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Categories: Community, Social Justice
More than 800 people — from the St. Catherine University and Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet (CSJ) communities, and at least 25 Twin Cities parishes — gathered last week for a community conversation on dismantling systemic racism with Father Bryan Massingale, a professor of theological and social ethics at Fordham University in New York.
"We're trying to envision an America that has never been," said Father Massingale, within minutes of taking the podium. He stated that prejudice, discrimination or antagonism toward others based on their race or ethnicity continues because there are people in the United States who are indifferent to racism or who having mixed feelings about whether it exists.
"Martin Luther King Jr. said that part of the reason we can't get over this impasses is we haven't acknowledged this deep ambivalence," said Father Massingale, a priest of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
During the two-and-a-half hour event, entitled "To Redeem the Soul of America: A Moral Vision for a Movement Against Racism," he shared recent, historical and personal examples to describe racial tensions and inequalities. He encouraged the audience to reflect on the tragic deaths of those who inspired the Black Lives Matter movement, including Trayvon Martin, Philando Castile and Sandra Bland.
"Racism can be understood in many ways — as a political issue, a sociological phenomenon [and] a cultural divide," he said. "But at its deepest level, it's a profound soul sickness. It's a warping of the human spirit that enable people to not care for those who don't look like them… all these deaths reveal a deep malady at the core of America."
And the only way to truly eradicate racial inequality, he added, is to look — collectively as a society — beyond the visible, or the obvious.
"Without a moral transformation," Father Massingale said, "racism would morph into a new form, a new expression." He then offered this analogy to clarify his point: "When I was young, I was in charge of weeding our flower and vegetable garden," he recalled. "My mom always told me to go deeper; that I had to get the roots out. I didn't want to do it because it was dirty and too much work. But if you don't get the roots out, they come back."
Father Massingale praised Martin Luther King Jr. for his foresight in this regard. "He understood that the visible and ever-changing — laws, policies, customs, dress and literature, for example — "were reflections of something deeper," said Father Massingale. A culture's attitudes and principals, on the other hand, were more stubborn, like the roots of wild plants.
"Dr. King called [for] a 'revolution of values' — if we're going to make progress, we're going to have to go deeper, to wrestle with our soul," noted Father Massingale.
This event was jointly sponsored by St. Peter Claver Catholic Church, Sisters of St. Joseph of Carodelet Justice Commission, St. Kate's Multicultural and International Programs and Services (MIPS) and the St. Kate's Myser Initiative on Catholic Identity.
Other partners included the Archdiocesan Black Catholic Community, Building an Anti-Racist Community of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Community, Coming Together Twin Cities, Twin Cities Nonviolent, Wisdom Ways Center for Spirituality and YWCA Minneapolis Racial Justice Department.
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The book is written through a series of letters to an unnamed friend from Charlie, a 15 year old boy.
The letters are honest, sad and sometimes funny. I loved this book!
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How do I get the courage to start an artist management company?
Jamie 02/11/2016
What I am afraid of is if I can find the courage and knowledge in me, to run my own [artist management] company. I have faith, but still some doubts in my head.
What I say is, FIND the courage. You are going to have doubts all the time. You are going to have doubts for the rest of your life if you DON'T attempt to run your own business. If you have the desire to be an entrepreneur, than I say you need to at least give it try. Take it one step at a time. Things become clearer as you move forward. Write out a list of everything you want for your business (goals), and then prioritize that list. Get to work on the most important things first. Every single month, re-make your goals list, and re-prioritize. It's going to be a lot of work, so you'd better be passionate and driven.
Read: Screw It, Let's Do It by Richard Branson.
Read: Starting An Artist Management Company.
Last tip. Don't quit your day job just yet. Keep as much financial reserve and income coming in as you can to keep you from getting too stressed financially. When your own business is making enough money, than you can make the judgement call to quit your day job or not.
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Do Cardinals have interest in a Scott Boras client not named Bryce Harper?
December 11, 2018 Rob Rains St. Louis Cardinals, Uncategorized 0
By Rob Rains
LAS VEGAS – There might not be a reason for the Cardinals' top officials to get together with agent Scott Boras at the winter meetings this week to talk about Bryce Harper's future. They have made it clear they will monitor that market from a distance, sitting out any bidding war that develops but staying around just in case Harper somehow might fall into their lap.
That doesn't mean there isn't a reason for the Cardinals to spend some time with Boras, who also happens to represent another free agent that intrigues the Cardinals.
Left-handed pitcher Yusei Kikuchi is making the move from Japan to the major leagues for the 2019 season and has been posted by his former team, the Seibu Lions, making him available to all 30 teams.
Most scouts project Kikuchi, 27, as a middle of the rotation starter and the Cardinals are known to have scouted him and evaluated his performance over the last several years in Japan.
The way Miles Mikolas came over from Japan and pitched for the Cardinals last season is another reason the team might be focusing on Kikuchi, even though starting pitching does not appear to be one of their major needs this winter.
Adding a pitcher such as Kikuchi, however, not only would make it easier for the Cardinals to include another of their pitchers in a potential trade but could help cover the team for next winter, when both Mikolas and Michael Wacha are eligible to become free agents.
The Cardinals believe they have used Mikolas' success to develop an analytical model which they believe can translate a pitcher's success rate in Japan and make a more-accurate projection about how that pitcher will perform in the major leagues.
Over the last two seasons for Seibu, Kikuchi had a combined 30-10 record and averaged more than a strikeout per inning, recording 370 strikeouts in 350 innings while issuing only 94 walks.
The market for Kikuchi has yet to develop but likely will be focused on West Coast teams, who have a geographic advantage in pursuing Japanese players because of the shorter plane flight from Japan. A report Monday said the Giants "might" be his favorite, but the Cardinals believe they could overcome that West Coast bias if the price is right. The Yankees are another team which reportedly have discussed Kikuchi with Boras.
Signing Kikuchi likely would be cheaper that pursing some of the other top free agent pitchers, both in terms of salary and years. A team that signs Kikuchi, however, also would have to pay Seibu a release fee of between 15 and 20 percent of the value of the contract.
The deadline established by the posting system for Kikuchi to sign with a major-league team is Jan. 2.
Other news and notes from Monday, the first official day of the winter meetings:
* While the Cardinals are pursuing a left-handed reliever from outside the organization, they also are paying close attention to what Genesis Cabrera is doing this winter in the Dominican Republic.
One of the players the Cardinals obtained from Tampa Bay last July for Tommy Pham, Cabrera has been pitching in relief for Licey and in 18 games has posted a 1.46 ERA, allowing just seven hits in 12 1/3 innings, walking two and striking out 17.
Over his last 10 appearances, the 22-year-old Cabrera has no walks and 12 strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings.
"It's exciting," said John Mozeliak, president of baseball operations, "but in terms of how you are thinking about the next six weeks I don't think it's going to change our mindset."
Mozeliak said if the Cardinals can't find the left-hander they are looking for they could just go with another right-hander in the bullpen.
"We're not looking at it like the next couple of days either we do it or we don't," he said. "We're going to be open-minded and see how things develop and where they go … the good thing for us is we do have time."
* The Cardinals' first move of the winter meetings was claiming right-handed reliever Ryan Meisinger on waivers from the Orioles. Meisinger, 24, made his major-league debut by pitching 21 innings for Baltimore last season. In 207 career innings in the minor leagues, Meisinger has recorded 252 strikeouts.
The addition of Meisinger puts the Cardinals' 40-man roster back at capacity, which means they will not be able to make a claim in the Rule 5 draft on Thursday unless they make another roster move before then.
* Mozeliak said Yadier Molina will undergo a very minor medical procedure on Thursday on his right knee. Mozeliak said he had been told if it was the regular season Molina likely would not even have to go on the disabled list.
* Former Cardinal Xavier Scruggs is attending the meetings, looking for a new team after playing the last two seasons in Korea. He has interest from several organizations. … The Detroit Tigers announced that they have signed former Cardinal pitcher Tyson Ross to a one-year contract.
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Trixie's owners sat stone-faced across from me in the exam room. They were a middle-aged couple filled with worry for their beloved 14-year-old tabby cat; they had been referred to me for evaluation of a tumor in her chest. Trixie was like a child to her owners — this became evident within the first few minutes of the appointment when they would finish each other's sentences while describing how she played fetch with her toys or how she begged for food like a dog or how they picked her out from a litter of seven other kittens at their local animal shelter.
Their tone became solemn as they described how Trixie had developed a slight cough over the past few weeks, which did not resolve with treatment with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications. Her primary veterinarian performed radiographs (X-rays) of her chest the week before their appointment with me and saw a suspicious area within the cranial (front) part of her chest cavity. She was very worried about a tumor as a cause of the chronic cough, and so she referred Trixie and her owners to the oncology service at my hospital for further testing and treatment options.
Prior to meeting with Trixie's owners, I reviewed her radiographs and saw exactly what her veterinarian was troubled about. I too was concerned about what I saw on the films. There was an irregular mass located in the normally tiny space between the left and right topmost portion of Trixie's lungs, sitting just in front of her heart. From a purely logical standpoint, the odds weren't in Trixie's favor. She was a geriatric cat, and some statistics suggest that more than 50 percent of pets over the age of ten will develop cancer.
I know the most common types of tumors that grow in the chest include lymphoma, thymomas, tumors of the thyroid or parathyroid glands, or even tumors that spread from another area in the body, none of which were options offering a good long-term prognosis. The mass was also quite large, which added another negative for Trixie, due to concern that it could be invading into regional blood vessels and/or nerves. I also know chest tumors can often cause fluid to build up within the space around the lungs, which further restricts expansion of these vital organs, causing a reduction in ability to oxygenate blood, which could ultimately prove fatal. Despite all of these undesirable outcomes, I also knew we didn't have an actual diagnosis of cancer, which meant there was a chance the abnormality seen on the radiographs represented something completely benign. Further testing was necessary in order to provide an accurate prognosis. As I always tell owners, nothing makes me happier than to tell them their pet actually doesn't have cancer, and I was really hoping to be able to do that for Trixie.
I sat before Trixie and her owners and explained my concerns about the possible causes for the mass. My recommendation was to perform an ultrasound of the mass to try to better clarify its location in relation to other organs within the chest, to gain some information as to whether the mass was attached to any vital structures, and most importantly, to attempt to obtain a sample of the cells comprising it, using what is known as a fine needle aspirate procedure. No matter what I said, Trixie's owners remained absolutely grim and teary-eyed with concern over her welfare. Nothing I could offer would console them that there could possibly be a good outcome. They asked me many questions about the different types of cancer it could be, and expressed they were not likely to pursue surgery or radiation therapy or chemotherapy, should those treatment options be recommended based on the outcome of the ultrasound. However, after much deliberation, they wanted to know more about what the mass was, and they agreed to perform the scan.
Trixie was positioned on her back and a small region of fur was clipped away from the side of her chest. The radiologist swabbed a small amount of bright blue gel along the bare skin and changed a few settings on the ultrasound machine. He gently placed the probe on her side and we both stared attentively at the screen, while swirls of blacks and whites and shades of gray appeared at first in a rather haphazard manner, then slowly taking form into more recognizable structures: the rhythmic beating of her heart, the bright contrast of a rib bone, the rippled shadows of the lung tissue, and there it was, the mass itself, sitting right in front of the heart and between the lungs.
Knowing the typical ultrasonographic appearance of tumors, I anticipated seeing a solid form of gray tissue, but instead I found myself staring at a screen filled with blackness, surrounding by a thin rim of brightness. At first none of the images made sense, but after a few seconds, I turned to the radiologist and we both exclaimed our thoughts at the same time: "It's a cyst!"
The swirling blackness on the screen was no mirage. It represented fluid, which meant the ominous mass seen on the radiographs was nothing more than a large liquid-filled sac known as a cyst. Cysts arise when the cells lining various structures within the chest cavity begin producing excessive amounts of fluid, which accumulates slowly, similar to a water balloon. Over time this can cause compression of the surrounding organs. To be absolutely sure of the diagnosis, we elected to introduce a small needle into the structure and withdrew some of the fluid. It appeared colorless and without cells, confirming our diagnosis. Trixie did not have cancer!
When I told her owners the great news, they were relieved and thrilled. They started tearing up again, but this time out of sheer happiness. We discussed the different ways to manage her cyst, and since Trixie wasn't really showing any clinical signs associated with her diagnosis at this point, we did not need to intervene at this time. Rather, we would be able to monitor her condition with repeat imaging tests to assess growth of the cyst over time.
Although her owners were overcome with emotion, and although I felt so happy to report that her prognosis was now excellent for long-term survival, Trixie, like a typical feline, seemed otherwise unimpressed with the day's events, and she scowled at the three of us from the depths of her pet carrier, gently thrashing her tail from side to side in protest of her lack of breakfast.
Trixie is a good example of why it is important to take the extra step to pursue additional tests to confirm a diagnosis, even when there is a great deal of suspicion that an animal's signs are due to cancer. When I discuss various additional diagnostics with owners, sometimes it is a struggle to communicate the reasoning behind my recommendations, especially when they may perceive the tests as redundant or unnecessary or invasive. Experience allows me to have just enough breadth to recognize the many non-cancerous conditions that can mimic cancer and it is my goal to be able to provide owners with all available options, which I can only really accurately do when I am certain of a diagnosis. In my opinion, this is especially true when owners are not inclined to pursue definitive treatments for cancer, as I strongly feel they should make such a decision with as much information as possible.
Trixie continues to do well, and although she may cough from time to time, I am happy to report that she remains cancer-free and continues to provide her owners with joy and companionship — and the occasional tail thrash on the days she has her recheck appointments. I don't take it personally though — we all take it as a sign of her continued good health and we look forward to her visits each month.


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France: Watch this heartwarming short film about queer love and acceptance
A French film about two queer black women falling passionately in love is now available to watch online.
Susanne Serres, screenwriter and filmmaker of Zaya, describes it as "a short film promoting love and acceptance". The protagonist, Zaya, is a contemporary dancer who realises that she's attracted to Nadege, her dance partner.
To be able to face who she is entirely, Zaya feels the need to overcome her internal fear and come out to her mother.
Her mother's unwavering love and immediate acceptance is an emotional thing to watch, and is a much-needed relief from the tragedy so often portrayed in LGBT+ movies.
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Mugison Wins Big
Örn Elías Gudmundsson, better known as Mugison, won big at the Icelandic Music Awards. Candid and affable as ever, the popular musician played down his reception of four major awards, among them best album and best song.
Mugison, who is featured in the current Atlantica, (interview available in the Music section of this website), explained some of his method while receiving an award for best album cover. He stated that he invited a friend who had a scanner, (artist and singer for the Funerals and Trabant, Ragnar), bought a case of beer, and made something in two hours.


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Weekend ArgusNews
W Cape spent R53.8m on security to stop land occupation
By Tshego Lepule Aug 24, 2021
THE department of human settlements has recorded a slight drop in number of attempted occupations at state-owned properties at a heft security bill of R53.8million in just four months.
The department admitted 350 homes could have been build with that money.
A report by the provincial department showed the number of attempted land invasions of state-owned properties for August had decreased.
MEC for Human Settlements Tertius Simmers said the first three weeks of August saw fewer than 10 incidents a week.
The total number of attempts at occupying state property and land for August sits at 26, which is slightly lower than the 49 incidents recorded in July. All 26 incidents are said to have occurred in the metro with no reports in provincial municipalities.
Since July 2020 as many as 1 305 attempts of land occupation have been recorded across the Western Cape.
"Although the reduction is welcomed and shows that our strategy to secure our land and properties is working, the high security expenditure of over R 53.8 million since April to date, remains concerning. More than 320 Breaking New Ground (BNG)/free housing units could've been built (excluding bulk services) with this amount," said Martin.
"Land invasions have a direct impact on our ability to deliver housing opportunities to already identified, deserving, qualifying and potential beneficiaries that have patiently and legally been waiting on the Housing Demand Database (HDD)."
"I'd like to thank all stakeholders, particularly community members who assist us in combating these illegal activities. This demonstrates what can be done when we all work together to combat events and activities that are detrimental to our society. While we have seen this decline in attempts, I would like to encourage all stakeholders to continue to be vigilant."
Meanwhile, Ndifuna Ukwazi activists have condemned the eviction of 21 people who were living in tents and structures on a vacant piece of land next to the Green Point Tennis Court.
The group who had been living on the site for more than a year were removed on Monday by law enforcement officers.
The group's attorney, Danielle Louw, said: "The illegal eviction of occupiers from the Green Point Tennis Club is an inhumane and senseless act of brutality by the City of Cape Town."
Many have suffered from evictions after losing their jobs, livelihoods, and homes as a result of the economic devastation brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.
"The City's illegal actions have left the occupiers destitute and without alternative accommodation. This forced displacement of vulnerable people, amidst the peak of Cape Town's Third Wave of Covid-19 infections, exposes the City's lack of sustainable solutions for dealing with people who experience homelessness."
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var PageFilemanager = require('page-filemanager');
var PageUpload = require('page-upload');
var PageMain = require('page-main');

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 * variables
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  PageUpload(o.upload);
  PageMain(o.main);

  // initialize page.js router
  page(o.browser || {
      click: false,
      dispatch: true,
      decodeURLComponents: false
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José Antonio Villegas Cora (Puebla, Puebla, México, 1713 - 10 de marzo de 1786). Llamado Cora el viejo fue el más famoso de los escultores poblanos del siglo XVIII cuyo renombre sobrepasó las fronteras de México siendo reconocido en Europa.

Procuró la observación del natural sin dejar de idealizar sus figuras, ya que los rostros de sus vírgenes son hermosos y exhalan un gran candor espiritual. Su sobrino, Zacarías Cora (1752-1819), dedicó su vida al mismo oficio que su padrastro.

Obras
Toda su obra se concentró en la ciudad de Puebla en donde se conservan Santa Ana y San Joaquín (iglesia de San Cristóbal), Parroquia de San José, una Purísima, etcétera.

En el Templo Conventual de Nuestra Señora del Carmen se le atribuyen la imagen principal de Nuestra Señora del Carmen ubicada en el altar mayor, de San José, de Santa Teresa, San Juan de la Cruz, San Elías en capillas y altares laterales y la imagen de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores que sale en procesión por la ciudad el viernes santo.

En 1786 participó en la hechura y el dorado del retablo de la pequeña Iglesia conventual de Santa Teresa de Ávila.

Bibliografía
 El arte hispanoamericano, pp.317, (1988) Fernando Arellano.

Nacidos en Puebla de Zaragoza
Escultores de México del siglo XVIII
Escultores de Puebla
Novohispanos del siglo XVIII
Escultores de Nueva España

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World Skills International Cancels Competition Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
Joel Gudheimsson
photo: WorldSkills
World Skills International announced the cancellation of its World Skills Competition 2022 in Shanghai
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, World Skills International (WSI) has announced that it is cancelling its World Skills Competition 2022. The decision was made in order to protect the health and safety of participants and staff. WSI is currently exploring the possibility of reorganizing the competition in Shanghai in two years' time.
Read more @ https://worldskills2022.com/en/media/news/details/290/
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So I hear the debate tomorrow will be the townhall format. I wish I could be there. I have all sorts of questions I'd like Obama to answer. If anyone reading this is going to be present at the debate, could you do me a favor? Ask one of these questions please.
· Were you ever able to get Kim Jong Il's recipe for twice jacked terrier, Jack Russell sauced with Jack Daniels?
· Why were all the clowns at Sasha's birthday party in white face? Are you still racist?
· Why are you reluctant to release the results of the DNA testing from the hair and fingernail samples from your collection of homemade voodoo dolls?
· Is it true that you were too terrified to ever meet with your ghost writer without your witch doctor being present?
· Why did your response to your alien abductor's request to be taken to your leader result in a downgrade of the potential intelligence of earthlings from AAA to A-?
· Is it true that your new slavery reparation plan involves including standard with all government housing a free house honky named Toby?
· Do you have a better understanding of the Constitution now that it is finally available in both Arabic and Kenyan?
· Would you promise to update the FDA website because I was reviewing the government nutrition guidelines and I couldn't find the nutrition information for either collie or poodle meat?
· Why does the fine print on your birth certificate indicate you were not born but metamorphosed?
· Do you currently have the munchies?
· In case Romney wins in November, just how fast can you pick a bale of cotton, do you think your half white heritage will make you more or less valuable on the inevitable auction block and how high do you think Biden will bid on you?


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The Art of Writing Social Sciences: Disrupting the Current Politics of Style
in Political Anthropological Research on International Social Sciences (PARISS)Publié en2020-07-21
BEERLI Monique Jo
MC CLUSKEY Emma
BIGO Didier
Centre de recherches internationales .
BASARAN Tugba
Political Anthropological Research on International Social Sciences (PARISS)
BEERLI Monique Jo - Centre de recherches internationales (CERI) (Auteur)
MC CLUSKEY Emma - King's College London [London] (Auteur)
BIGO Didier - Centre de recherches internationales (Auteur)
BASARAN Tugba - Centre d'Etudes sur les Conflits - Liberté et sécurité (Auteur)
9 - 38 p.
https://doi.org/10.1163/25903276-bja10008
social sciences, politics of style, collective, reflexivity, writing, transdisciplinarity
Through a critical engagement with substantive and stylistic guidelines dictated by dominant journals in the social sciences, this article enquires on what it means to write like a social scientist in the twenty-first century. Academic production and diffusion now regularly take place beyond and across national borders, with English often standing in as the lingua franca of these global exchanges. Though just one effect of this restructuration, academic journals have become more transnational in scope with regards to the authors whose work they publish and the audiences whose readership they seek to attract. However, while one could expect the "globalization" of the social sciences to lead to the transnational circulation of national disciplinary traditions and perhaps multiple manifestations of cultural hybridization, we are instead witnessing the imposition of a strangely singular and harmonized mode of doing the social sciences. Paradoxically, standards of how long a scientific article should be or how one should fashion an argument are so familiar and intimately known, yet curiously opaque and of unknown origins. In interrogating the historical-contextual origins of conventions that so strongly shape the world of academic publishing and, dare we say, reasoning, we raise questions about the conditions of the present and the naturalization of standards on how to write a scientific article. As a consequence of this exploration, we propose alternatives guidelines that a new journal such as ours has to present to its anticipated authors and readers.
Liberté d'expression et politiques du style. PARISS, nouvelle revue de sciences sociales
The Routledge Handbook of Critical European Studies
Interoperability: A political technology for the datafication of the field of EU internal security?


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Mystic Mollusc on the ball!
Paul, the English-born octopus now resident in Germany, has successfully forecast the winner in every one of the national team's games at World Cup 2010. The mystic mollusc has predicted the winner of each match by choosing a mussel from his favoured jar.
Paul successfully forecast that Germany would lose to Serbia in their group stage match, which they did, and victories in each of their other games, including those against England and Argentina – and all of this live on German TV.
Viewers were stunned when they switched on to watch Paul picking Spain to win tonight's semi-final. Surely he had got his tentacles in a twist! The German team was on a roll, the highest scorers in the competition, having already put 4 goals past both England and Argentina. Surely the time was right once more for the 3 time World Champions.
But no! Paul was again on the ball with his selection and Spain's 1-0 win, courtesy of a headed goal from Barcelona centre back Puyol, has put them into Sunday's final against the Oranje of Holland.
Neither of the finalists have ever won the World Cup and Spain, the perennial chokers have never previously gone beyond the quarter finals. Amazingly, for two top footballing nations, they have never played each other in the final stages of a major competition.
It should be an intriguing climax to a tournament that has been low on spectacle but high on unpredictability. If both teams are at their best it should be easy on the eye and one to remember.
Amazingly Chris (not a huge football fan!) watched the game through to the final whistle, admitting afterwards that she had enjoyed it and that, quote: "Even I could appreciate Spain's style of play" – ole!
Anyway we'll both be rooting for Spain in the final because Gem has drawn them in the office sweepstake and stands to win a couple of hundred quid! Her bank manager will also be cheering for La Furia Roja. Viva Espana!
Meanwhile one can only speculate that Paul will be granted an immediate free transfer and soon be on his way to a comfy new tank in a Spanish aquarium, where he will be renamed Paulo and hopefully keep his tentacles crossed for a Spanish victory on Sunday.
This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 7th, 2010 at 9:48 pm and is filed under Football. Tagged: 2010 World Cup Final, Germany v Spain, Holland v Spain, La Furia Roja, mystic mollusc, Oranje, Paul the octopus, Puyol, Viva Espane. You can feed this entry. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Vamos Espana! Knowing my luck, the Dutch are in for a big party on Sunday night, but you never know! Very exciting 🙂
Gemma - July 7, 2010 at 10:41 pm
I'll give the vuvuzela one last outing on sunday & hope that it will be fiesta time for Espana and for you!
As you know footballers are not always renowned for being the sharpest knives in the drawer. Did you see my little piece about Ronaldo & son the other day? He has named his baby boy Cristiano Ronaldo after himself. It was assumed at first that this was a typical piece of vanity on his part, but no! Apparently he couldn't think of another name. Bless him!
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polarized and poised to become.
the flowers, the fence, the dog swimming in silver water.
to watch the sweep of evening's purple clouds.
diminish with the day, the sun, the effortless fall of light.
A truly interesting post. I often see death as being like the sun setting but I'm not sure that I ever see an an 'end of grief' in absolute terms. I think we all need a break from grieving, however awful the loss has been, and in many ways this poem seems to allude to that in a very calm, tranquil way which is as natural as the sunset.
Thank you for taking the time to read my poetry and leave the nice comment. Like you I believe there may be no absolute end to grief, but thankfully its intensity usually diminishes with time, space and fading memories…though I still miss them.
Thank you so much for reading the poem and taking time to leave a comment.


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Q: How do dependency properties work in WPF? I'm trying to understand dependency property and learn how to use it. I'm going through articles and in this article https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/6d590d/wpf-dependency-property/ there's this example:
MainWindow.xaml:
<Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.DependencyPropertyDemo" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" xmlns:local="clr-namespace:WpfApplication1" Title="DependencyPropertyDemo" Height="350" Width="525">
    <Window.Resources>
        <ResourceDictionary>
            <local:CarDependencyClass x:Key="carDependencyClass"></local:CarDependencyClass>
        </ResourceDictionary>
    </Window.Resources>
    <Grid>
        <Grid.RowDefinitions>
            <RowDefinition />
            <RowDefinition />
        </Grid.RowDefinitions>
        <Label Content="Enter Car:" Grid.Row="0" VerticalAlignment="Center" />
        <TextBox Text="{Binding Path=MyCar, Source={StaticResource carDependencyClass }}" Name="MyTextCar" Height="25" Width="150" />
        <Button Name="MyButton" Content="Click Me!" Height="25" Click="MyButton_Click" Width="150" Grid.Row="1" />
    </Grid>
</Window>

MainWindow.xaml.cs:
using System.Windows;

namespace WpfApplication1 {
    /// <summary>
    /// Interaction logic for DependencyPropertyDemo.xaml
    /// </summary>
    public partial class DependencyPropertyDemo : Window {
        public DependencyPropertyDemo() {
            InitializeComponent();
        }
        private void MyButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {
            CarDependencyClass dpSample = TryFindResource("carDependencyClass") as CarDependencyClass;
            MessageBox.Show(dpSample.MyCar);
        }
    }
    public class CarDependencyClass : DependencyObject {
        //Register Dependency Property
        public static readonly DependencyProperty CarDependencyProperty = DependencyProperty.Register("MyProperty", typeof(string), typeof(CarDependencyClass));
        public string MyCar {
            get {
                return (string)GetValue(CarDependencyProperty);
            }
            set {
                SetValue(CarDependencyProperty, value);
            }
        }
    }
}

It works. I noticed that they registered dependency property with the name "MyProperty" and that it isn't used anywhere in the program. Only normal CLR property MyCar is used in xaml.
But then there's another article https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/simplest-wpf-dependency-property-for-beginners-on-background-color/. And they provide other example:
MainWindow.xaml:
<Window x:Class="DependencyPropertyTutorial.MainWindow" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008" xmlns:views="clr-namespace:DependencyPropertyTutorial" xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006" xmlns:local="clr-namespace:DependencyPropertyTutorial" mc:Ignorable="d" Title="MainWindow" Height="350" Width="525">
    <Window.Resources>
        <SolidColorBrush x:Key="BG" Color="Green" />
    </Window.Resources>
    <Grid>
        <views:CustomButtonControl SetBackground="{DynamicResource BG}"></views:CustomButtonControl>
    </Grid>
</Window>

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<UserControl x:Class="DependencyPropertyTutorial.CustomButtonControl"
             xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
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             xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
             xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
             xmlns:local="clr-namespace:DependencyPropertyTutorial"
             mc:Ignorable="d"
             d:DesignHeight="450" d:DesignWidth="800">
    <Grid>
        <Button x:Name="btnCustom" Content="Button" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Margin="10,10,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="75" Height="52" Click="btnCustom_Click" />
    </Grid>
</UserControl>

CustomButtonControl.xaml.cs:
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Media;

namespace DependencyPropertyTutorial {
    /// <summary>
    /// Interaction logic for CustomButtonControl.xaml
    /// </summary>
    public partial class CustomButtonControl : UserControl {
        public CustomButtonControl() {
            InitializeComponent();
        }
        public static readonly DependencyProperty btnDependencyProperty = DependencyProperty.Register("SetBackground", typeof(SolidColorBrush), typeof(CustomButtonControl), new PropertyMetadata(new SolidColorBrush(Colors.HotPink), new PropertyChangedCallback(OnSetColorChanged)));
        public SolidColorBrush SetBackground {
            set {
                SetValue(btnDependencyProperty, value);
            }
            get {
                return (SolidColorBrush)GetValue(btnDependencyProperty);
            }
        }
        private void btnCustom_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {
            this.SetBackground = new SolidColorBrush(Colors.IndianRed);
        }
        private static void OnSetColorChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e) {
            CustomButtonControl mycontrol = d as CustomButtonControl;
            mycontrol.callmyInstanceMethod(e);
        }
        private void callmyInstanceMethod(DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e) {
            btnCustom.Background = (SolidColorBrush)e.NewValue;
        }
    }
}

And here they register dependency property with the name "SetBackground" which is exactly the same as the name of CLR property - SetBackground. And if I change dependency property(the one I registered with Register method) "SetBackground" to something else, like "SetBackgroundDependencyProperty", then I get a XAML exception when trying to run the application. But "SetBackground" dependency property isn't even referenced in xaml anywhere. Only CLR property SetBackground is referenced in XAML at the line
<views:CustomButtonControl SetBackground="{DynamicResource BG}"></views:CustomButtonControl>
I also get an error in Visual Studio with this example:

But when I try to build and run the application, it works.
So my questions are: why in the first example they didn't have to name registered dependency property the same as CLR property, but in the second example, I have to name registered dependency property the same as CLR property. Is there a way to name registered dependency property differently to the CLR property in the second example? Why and how xaml even uses dependency properties, considering xaml references only CLR properties anyway? I checked it and in both projects only CLR properties are referenced from XAML, according to VS IntelliSense. Why do I have to register dependency property with the same name as CLR property -  "SetBackground" when in xaml only CLR property is referenced and it returns SolidColorBrush from the dependency property, anyway:
return (SolidColorBrush)GetValue(btnDependencyProperty);

Here's the solution with both examples:
https://github.com/KulaGGin/DependencyProperty

A: First example is a bit dirty, I wouldn't code it such way. There is a good convention to avoid a confusion - to name the DP as the CLR property + 'Property'(but it's not mandatory!) and register it as name of CLR property(if you want to use it as DP in XAML).
First to your questions:

*

*First example does work, because of everywhere, where the property MyCar being used, it is used as CLR property. If you will try to bind to the MyCar, it will fail, because of there is no such a dependency property. To implement the functionality in this example would be enough just to declare a CLR property:
public string MyCar { get; set; }
instead of all this confusion with dependency property.

*In second example CLR property as well as dependency property SetBackground are defined (the name btnDependencyProperty for the field is not convenient, but OK). Missunderstanding on your side, is what being used in XAML.
If you use in XAML Binding or DynamicResource the dependency property as well as CLR property are necessary! Therefore they need to have the same name. If there aren't, then you will get an error.
If you set the property to the StaticResource or directly to the value or even do not use it in XAML, then you will be able to run the application.

A: DependencyProperty implementation is slightly weird.
The XAML compiler depends on the CLR property wrapper in order to compile, but at runtime bindings ignore it completely and just call GetValue/SetValue on the DP. Therefore the names should match.

A: There was a typo in the first example. The registered dependency property name needs to be the same as the CLR-backing property.
Declaring a DependencyProperty is a two-stage process:

*

*Register the property so that the WPF DependencyProperty system can track it and notify when properties change, etc.

*Setup a CLR property that gives developers an API to get and set values.

I hope this helps.


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Q: Finding the second smallest int in list of list in Python 3 with recursion I want to find the second smallest int in list of lists where empty list may exist. I got stuck at the flatten step.
my idea

*

*a unsorted list e.g [1, [3, 2], [[]], [4]],[[]], [12, 12], [[12], []], [[]]]

*stucked!!!!!! Flatten the list with pure recursion. I tried to do this in the first part of recursive step. Above example become [1, 3, 2, 4], [12,12,12]

*find the second smallest int (completed)
Here is the code
def find(abc):
#base case
if len(abc) == 2:
    if isinstance(abc[0], list) and isinstance(abc[1], list):
        re = find(abc[0] + abc[1])
    elif isinstance(abc[1], list):
        re = find(abc[:1] + abc[1])
    elif isinstance(abc[0], list):
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    else:
        if abc[0] > abc[1]:
            re = (abc[0], abc[1])
        else:
            re = (abc[1], abc[0])
# recursive step
else:
    #i think this part has problem
    # flatten the list
    if isinstance(abc[0], list):
        re = find(abc[0] + abc[1:])
    # if this element is interger
    else:
        current = abc[0]
        second, first = find(abc[1:])
        if (second < current):
            re = (second, first)
        elif (current > first) and (second >= current):
            re = (current, first)
        else:
            re = (first, current)
return re
e.g   find([[[]], [12, 12], [[12], []], [[]]]) -> (12, 12)
      find([1, [2, 3], [[]], [4]]) -> (2, 1)

A: Just Fixing the Issue:
You have to handle the case of an empty list in your recursion. A minimal (and admittedly somewhat hacky) change to your code would look something like this:
import sys

def find(abc):
    #base case
    if len(abc) == 2:
        if isinstance(abc[0], list) and isinstance(abc[1], list):
            re = find(abc[0] + abc[1:])
        elif isinstance(abc[1], list):
            re = find(abc[:1] + abc[1])
        elif isinstance(abc[0], list):
            re = find(abc[0] + abc[1:])
            # ^^^ fixed typo (ifs could be simplified by dropping first if)
        else:
            if abc[0] > abc[1]:
                re = (abc[0], abc[1])
            else:
                re = (abc[1], abc[0])
    # recursive step
    else:
        # CHANGE HERE
        if len(abc) == 0:   # @HACK: handle empty list
            return (sys.maxsize, sys.maxsize)
        # CHANGE ENDS
        if isinstance(abc[0], list):
            re = find(abc[0] + abc[1:])
        # if this element is integer
        else:
            current = abc[0]
            second, first = find(abc[1:])
            if (second < current):
                re = (second, first)
            elif (current > first) and (second >= current):
                re = (current, first)
            else:
                re = (first, current)
    return re # @TODO: possibly filter out maxsize in final result

This is far from perfect (e.g. yielding maxsize if there are not enough values and maybe having additional bugs).
Refactoring Your Code:
Therefore, I would refactor your code in two ways. Firstly, I would separate out flattening and searching (i.e. flatten first and then search the flattened list):
def flatten(li):
    for el in li:
        try:    # if strings can be in list, would have to check here
            for sub in flatten(el):
                yield sub
        except TypeError:
            yield el

def find(abc):
    abc = list(flatten(abc))

    def _smallest2(abc):
        # basically your implementation for finding the smallest two values
        if len(abc) <= 2:
            return tuple(sorted(abc, reverse=True))
        current = abc[0]
        second, first = _smallest2(abc[1:])
        if (second < current):
            re = (second, first)
        elif (current > first) and (second >= current):
            re = (current, first)
        else:
            re = (first, current)
        return re

    return _smallest2(abc)

And secondly, I would use heapq.nsmallest instead of your implementation for searching:
import heapq

def flatten(li):
    for el in li:
        try:    # if strings can be in list, would have to check here
            for sub in flatten(el):
                yield sub
        except TypeError:
            yield el

def find(li):
    return tuple(heapq.nsmallest(2, flatten(li))[::-1])

If you are ok with a slightly different return value, feel free to drop the tuple and [::-1].
Alternative Implementation:
While I'd prefer the refactored code above for various reasons (e.g. robustness, expressiveness), here is an alternative implementation which arguably is more in line with your initial question. The main idea behind this implementation is to only check whether the first element is a list? If yes, flatten; if no, recursively go down the tail of the list:
def find(abc):
    try:                                                          # first element is list
        return find(abc[0] + abc[1:])                             #  -> flatten
    except:                                                       # first element is value
        if len(abc) <= 1: return abc                              # -> either end recursion
        return sorted(abc[:1] + find(abc[1:]), reverse=True)[-2:] # -> or recurse over tail

Note that the return type is slightly different (list instead of tuple). And you could replace sorted with heapq.nsmallest (which arguably is more efficient for small n).

A: If your use case is huge and you want to avoid recursion, you can perform some iteration magic and avoid the recursion:
def nested_walker(data):
    working_iterators = [iter(data)]
    while working_iterators:
        current_iterator = working_iterators.pop()
        for elem in current_iterator:
            if isinstance(elem, list):
                working_iterators.append(iter(elem))
            else:
                yield elem

And then, you could do things like:
data = [[1, [3, 2], [[]], [4]],[[]], [12, 12], [[12], []], [[]]]
sorted_list = sorted(nested_walker(data))
print sorted_list[1]

There are more intelligent ways to retrieve the second smallest integer. To avoid sorting a potential huge size, you can use nested_walker being as it is a generator function.

As @stephan pointed out, there is a way to use heapq which avoids the sort:
data = [[1, [3, 2], [[]], [4]],[[]], [12, 12], [[12], []], [[]]]
two_mins = heapq.nsmallest(2, nested_walker(data))
print two_mins[1]  # the [0] is the minimum

it is worth checking the documentation about heapq, as it can be a little bit tricky in terms of performance.

A: Iterate through the list then use isinstance to check if you need recursion:
def MIN(lst):
   mn = None
   for item in lst:
       if isinstance(item, list) and item:
           tmp = MIN(item)
       else:
           tmp = item

       if not mn:
          mn = tmp
       elif mn > tmp:
           mn = tmp
   return mn

def find(lst):
  mins = []
  if not all(isinstance(item, list) for item in lst):
     mins.append(MIN(lst))
  for item in lst:
     if isinstance(item, list):
        mins.append(MIN(item))
  return filter(lambda x: x==0 or x, mins)

print find([[[]], [12, 12], [[12], []], [[]]])
print find([1, [2, 3], [[]], [4]])

A: Here's a solution in Python 3 which flattens the lists, sorts it and finally returns the second smallest item of the result:
import collections

def flatten(l):
    for el in l:
        if isinstance(el, collections.Iterable) and not isinstance(el, (str, bytes)):
            for sub in flatten(el):
                yield sub
        else:
            yield el

a = flatten([[[]], [12, 12], [[12], []], [[]]])
b = flatten([1, [2, 3], [[]], [4]])

print(sorted(a)[1]) # 12
print(sorted(b)[1]) # 2

The flatten function was bluntly stolen from this answer. For Python 2.7 replace (str, bytes) with basestring in flatten.


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A quickly assembled loud speaker atop a make-shift temple first blared the rumour that, allegedly, a cow had been slaughtered in the village and that Hindus must gather apace. Simultaneously, that wonder from Silicon Valley called Whatsapp helped spread the good word within minutes, enabling a large mob to collect in front of the only two Muslim families in the village of Bisada in Dadri, Western Uttar Pradesh.
And, lo and behold, "beef" was discovered in the refrigerator at one of the houses. Akhlaque and his son were promptly set upon in righteous fury on behalf of the allegedly slaughtered cow, and Akhlaq, the human being, was brutally dispatched to satiate the soul of the animal. Did it matter that nobody had any evidence that a cow had been slaughtered? And by Akhlaq? Did it matter that the meat may have been just mutton, left over after the Eid festival? Did it matter that there was no law against the storing of beef, even if it was beef? Did it matter that the suspicion should have been reported to the law-enforcement agencies, even if there was a law banning the storing of beef? Did It matter that for over a century the families have been living in the said village in uneventful harmony, and that Akhlaq may have been a very innocent man?
None of this mattered; because this killing had to be done if the "majority" community was to be shown a reason to vote in a particular way come the imminent Panchayat elections and State elections of 2017. One of the people arrested now turns out to be the son of a Bharatiya Janata Party leader, by the name of Sanjay Rana, known to be close to the Member of Parliament from the said constituency, and Minister of Culture in the Central Government, Mahesh Sharma. No wonder the gentleman has been anxious to pass off the murder as an "accident", pleading that the matter should not be "politicised". You see, whatever is initiated by the majority community to further its fortunes is never politicisation or polarisation: it is always pursuing the "national interest". Nor is it ever "vote-bank" politics. Such epithets and accusations apply only to the minority and marginalised segments of society who must be seen, as per the tenets of Hindutva, never to quite constitute the nation.
The Corporates and the media houses they run do not like such shenanigans, even as they wish the Hindu Rightwing to continue to be in state power because of their no-nonsense allegiance to market-fundamentalism and their contempt for social welfarism. Thus, such media have been obliged to express great dissatisfaction over the lawless lynching of an innocent citizen, not knowing that the locals who shared the honours of the ritual killing of a Muslim man would turn on them with equal fury when they visited the scene. Result: some journalists have come back from Dadri with a broken nose or two. Mere collateral damage, we are to think, because the job of the communalists is done; only the harvest needs to be gathered in due course.
What hope is there in such a season of unreason to argue the history of the case of beef-eating in India? If only the Hindutva brigade read with diligence their own prized icon of Hindu glory, Swami Vivekananda, they might benefit greatly on the substance of the question. For a quick but tellingly comprehensive education on the matter, it would suffice to log onto the "Swami Vivekananda Quotes" on the internet. Such reference, however, might be highly damaging to the political project of the Hindu Rightwing now underway. That project aims with devious energy to propagate the myth that beef was never eaten by Hindus, and that only the invading Mussalman wrought the calamity of cow slaughter. And, taking cue from the ideological mentors of the current power structure, to make it known that the righting of that and other "wrongs" will no longer be left just to law-enforcement but taken up by committed fascios basking in the knowledge of a friendly state.
However, there is reason to believe that some sections of the Congress are less than clear or firm on the subject of the consumption of beef products. Needless to say such hesitation on a subject central to the legitmacy of secular citizenship in India can only be termed unfortunate.
This piece is captioned "The Lynchings" for a reason. Turn a page and you will find it reported (Hindustan Times, October 2) that in Hamirpur, once again in Uttar Pradesh, a ninety-year-old Dalit was not only prevented from entering a temple but duly smashed and burnt alive for his gumption.
You see, the Bharatiya Janata Party as the political wing of the RSS may want Dalit votes in order to hold on to power, but the RSS has an agenda that goes beyond. It seeks to make Hindu Rashtra a constitutional reality. And Hindu Rashtra, it clearly understands, cannot mean the rule of all Hindus but of the upper castes along principles of hierarchy laid down in the Manusmriti and the Dharma Shastras. That "vision" has no place for the Shudra, except as slaving underlings who may not lay claim to being kosher Hindus except when they may be required to swell a mob to attack the "enemy". In normal course, they are not to be counted among Hindus—reason why it may be claimed that Hindus do not eat beef, since Dalits who do—beef being ten times cheaper than mutton—are not quite Hindus. Not that no other Hindus eat beef. Those magnates who own the beef export trade—India is the world's biggest beef exporter, and such exports have gone up by a whopping 44 per cent since the Modi Govern-ment took office—do not seem to mind much that the beef they export is slaughtered in other countries. In all criminal jurisprudence it is laid down that those who supply contraband of any variety are more culpable than those who merely consume the same, but remarkably, this universal principle does not apply in the case of beef. You see, in the end, it is the economy, stupid.
Thus the lynching of the ninety-year-old Dalit must be read as an intimate part of the text that is now unfolding in Bharat. That there are Dalit politicians who support the Hindu Rightwing is of course a fact; but have we heard from them on the matter brought up here? Not to my knowledge. You see, there comes a point in the social evolution of the underlings when they kick the ladder they used to climb, and join the class of erstwhile oppressors. And smilingly call all that "progress" and "development". What moral edict in world history has ever been stable? Including those concerning the eating of beef.
It seems more than possible now that if the Hindu Rightwing continues to garner electoral victories, its boldness in attempting a demolition of the secular Constitution of the Republic of India (the earlier demolition of the Babri mosque in 1992 and the current attempt to demolish not just the Nehruvian legacy but Nehru's persona being preparatory steps to the goal) will gather both pace and legitimacy, since the voter will be construed to be repeatedly endorsing a political force that has such a strategic agenda. It does seem now that not argument, not evidence, not the rightness of things, not the case for democracy, but only defeats at the hustings may oblige the majoritarian nationa-lists to stepping back, even if tactically and temporarily. But the politics and the mobili-sation that ought to be visible to make those defeats a reality appear only feeble, divided and complacently self-regarding, even if distinctly more anxious. All of which, as this writer has been saying repeatedly, makes the coming elections to the Bihar Assembly one of free India's most momentous contests.
We will know in about a month how that cookie may crumble. In the meanwhile, one rather laughs at idle demands from sections of the media and citizens at large that the Prime Minister make himself heard on such matters as the lynchings.. Some even are crestfallen that whereas an Obama never fails to speak to social atrocities in America, his bosom friend here in India saves his tweets for other purposes. If the honourable Prime Minister, for reasons best known to him, does not wish to break his silence on such happenings, maybe he could ask his friend Barack to say something about those lynchings. Ah, the fallacy that America and India are one and the same. In matters of money-spinning may be, but as democratic cultures, clearly not. Except of course when a Geoge W. Bush be in office; and even then not, because no one, but no one, may ever challenge the magnificent provisions of their First Amendment. Which is not to say they do not have their own murdering gun-slingers—increasingly so. Yet the state never seems wholly complicit with their shenanigans, even if often inclined to favour the fair and lovely (sic) over the dark and dangerous (sic).
Akhlaq and the ninety-year-old Dalit man have paid the price for thinking they were of greater value than an animal and an idol. They misunderstood the import of official slogans regarding "vikas" (development); vikas has no further reference than to the class interests of the upper castes whose shrine is in Silicon Valley where the honourable Modi went for propitiation among the howling of beefed-up devotees. A crucial component of the RSS idea of vikas is social regression to the times of the Manusmriti. Development is to be restricted to technology and profit-maximisation; its social component must necessarily be a medieval revivalism which is far too sunk in prejudice and unreason to challenge the economic content of predatory development. The two are inseparably linked, and no one knows this better than the Numero Uno. Thus Obama and America had better mind their own business, including their penchant for freedom of religious practice. That in India must remain reserved—speaking of reservations—only for the upper- caste crust of the majority community. For the rest, it is either obedience, or lynchings.
Badri Raina - The author, who taught English literature at the University of Delhi for over four decades and is now retired, is a prominent writer and poet. A well-known commentator on politics, culture and society, he wrote the much acclaimed Dickens and the Dialectic of Growth. His latest book, The Underside of Things—India and the World: A Citizen's Miscellany, 2006-2011, came out in August 2012.