Logic is Variable
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Logic is Variable is a resource for my writings. More often, I blog informally, sharing impressions, generating ideas to see how they invoke reactions, keeping track of others’ work in the fields of my interest, or simply ranting or pointing out things that come to my attention.Also, I use blogging as a platform to prune ideas. This is where I meet others and share experiences. Have a look!
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Rural Tourism
Strong travel movements characterize our times. The infrastructure, good connections by land, water and air make travel easy and suggest that everything is easily available everywhere. The values of the traditional culture however are increasingly forgotten in this scenario, although it is these values, which give the city dweller – the local one as well as foreigners a new outlook and possibilities to show off people and places. Which is why it is recomded tha conveniences of city life be transfered to villages.
Tourists, visitors an travelers, for example to the Punjabi village Thatta Ghulamka Dhiroka are best recommended to leave back their city ideas and thereby become more open for understanding the rural life and its rich, traditional culture. If the come with urban attitudes, the visitors will start pitying the village dwellers for the deficient possibilities. Currently the villagers there do not need gymnastic studios like the city dwellers, the dusty path from one village to another is sufficient for walking practice instead of taking rounds in an oval stadium, and so on.
The so-called conveniences of city life must be financed. The drainage water must be disposed of somewhere, cultural and other institutions must be filled with life.
While making a journey to a village, one should leave behind expectations of necessities of life, like multiple course meals, air-conditioned rooms, luxurious bathrooms, swimming pools, the list goes on because with such fixed ideas one cannot learn anything about the culture in the rural areas.
We have already reported on the tragedy of the traditional culture, -- the absence of assessment possibilities of the economic impact only when the traditional values do not exist any more. Do we give them the due value which is at that point of time is probably too late?
An eventual help here is the reference to the increasing environmental sensitivities in populations in industrialized countries. The protection of the nature, the earth, the water is a luxury, which must be financed very expensively, with the side effect that one is not able to compete with countries that overexploit their resources.
Should good sense prevail, and sensible people should ask themselves why the whole expenditure? Reference is made here to “Max Weber” and his work “Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.”
Tourists, visitors an travelers, for example to the Punjabi village Thatta Ghulamka Dhiroka are best recommended to leave back their city ideas and thereby become more open for understanding the rural life and its rich, traditional culture. If the come with urban attitudes, the visitors will start pitying the village dwellers for the deficient possibilities. Currently the villagers there do not need gymnastic studios like the city dwellers, the dusty path from one village to another is sufficient for walking practice instead of taking rounds in an oval stadium, and so on.
The so-called conveniences of city life must be financed. The drainage water must be disposed of somewhere, cultural and other institutions must be filled with life.
While making a journey to a village, one should leave behind expectations of necessities of life, like multiple course meals, air-conditioned rooms, luxurious bathrooms, swimming pools, the list goes on because with such fixed ideas one cannot learn anything about the culture in the rural areas.
We have already reported on the tragedy of the traditional culture, -- the absence of assessment possibilities of the economic impact only when the traditional values do not exist any more. Do we give them the due value which is at that point of time is probably too late?
An eventual help here is the reference to the increasing environmental sensitivities in populations in industrialized countries. The protection of the nature, the earth, the water is a luxury, which must be financed very expensively, with the side effect that one is not able to compete with countries that overexploit their resources.
Should good sense prevail, and sensible people should ask themselves why the whole expenditure? Reference is made here to “Max Weber” and his work “Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.”
Labels: Rural Tourism
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Zenni Holiday Fun Eyeglasses
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Zenni is the best when it comes to Holiday Fun Eyeglasses. Zenni takes prescription eyeglasses a health item necessity for most wearers, and to that end they take pride in being able to bring to all a very high quality product of great durability, safety and comfort at truly reasonable and affordable prices.
Starting $8 Prescription Zenni Glasses, the ever increasing and huge range of stylish frames, and their mention in press and on electronic media makes them stand out in the industry. Have a look and choose what you like from their new arrivals.
Starting $8 Prescription Zenni Glasses, the ever increasing and huge range of stylish frames, and their mention in press and on electronic media makes them stand out in the industry. Have a look and choose what you like from their new arrivals.
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Meet Those Who Have Been to Pakistan House Postdam
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Complete List is here
Labels: Volunteers
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Construction Gear
Wednesday, October 21, 2009

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Rugged waterproof rain gear, jackets, suits, pants, boots, bib overalls and more by ConstructionGear.com are available in both men's and women's styles and they will keep users dry and comfortable in even the wettest conditions, without spending a lot of money.
The best rainwear is that offers right balance between letting the raincoat breath versus repelling the water. ConstructionGear.com got raincoats at both ends of the spectrum so you'll be comfortable no matter what mother nature throws at you. Explore ConstructionGear.com and see what they have for you. If you still have question, email or call them and they will help you in selection and making you informed buying decision.
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Volunteers Who Make Dolls Village Possible
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Labels: Images, Volunteers
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Dolls Village Internet Radio

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Labels: Internet Radio
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