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It's almost a holiday, so let's do a Batman post
Nov 24, 2010, 3:59 PM EDT
Most of baseball's news makers are obviously off to celebrate Thanksgiving right now, because there isn't much of anything happening today. So now is as good a time as any to discuss something really important: Why would anyone throw a screwball to Batman with a full count and the bases loaded? (hat tip to BTF,…
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Nov 24, 2010, 3:15 PM EDT
Earlier this week contract talks between the A's and Japanese right-hander Hisashi Iwakuma broke down over what was, depending on which side you choose to believe, either a large or humongous gap in expected value. Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle initially reported that Iwakuma was asking for a "Barry Zito-type deal" before agent…
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Nov 24, 2010, 2:53 PM EDT
Scott Boras went on MLB Network Radio on SIRIUS XM this afternoon and spoke with hosts Jim Duquette and Kevin Kennedy about the Edward Salcedo loan story, which we've been following since yesterday. Boras had three main points he wanted to make: While everyone's ears prick up when they hear about agents loaning money to…
Former No. 1 overall pick Bryan Bullington is headed to Japan
Nov 24, 2010, 2:18 PM EDT
Bryan Bullington finally notched his first big-league win with eight shutout innings against the Yankees on August 15, eight years after the Pirates selected him with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2002 draft, but now it looks like that may prove to be his only major-league victory. Designated for assignment by the Royals…
The Tigers and Victor Martinez finalize their deal
Nov 24, 2010, 2:01 PM EDT
V-Mart has passed his physical and is now officially a Detroit Tiger. Deep thoughts: I don't like the "first initial, first few letters of the last name" nickname construction like "V-Mart," but I do wish that someone named "Sam Martinez" would become a big star so I could call him S-Mart; If only they had…
Nationals infielder Danny Espinosa undergoes hand surgery
Nov 24, 2010, 1:17 PM EDT
Depending on what moves the Nationals make this offseason Danny Espinosa could be the favorite to start at second base on Opening Day, but he'll be out of commission for at least the next six weeks after undergoing surgery today to remove the hook of the hamate bone from his right hand. Espinosa had been…
Bud Selig: law school professor
Nov 24, 2010, 1:01 PM EDT
Last week I rather snobbishly lamented the fact that our dear Commissioner of Baseball is not, like many of his predecessors, particularly intellectually accomplished or trained. He was not, prior to taking office, a judge or senator or general or and Ivy League president. But he has improved his resume a bit since I wrote…
A look at how Terry Collins did managing an NL team
Nov 24, 2010, 12:30 PM EDT
Here's a neat post by Mark Simon over at ESPN New York today, looking at the Terry Collins Astros from the mid-90s in an effort to see what, if anything, can be gleaned about Collins' NL managing style. While such an analysis has some obvious limitations, it's useful, I think, because it shows how he…
Lance Berkman drawing interest from A's and Cubs
Nov 24, 2010, 12:18 PM EDT
Lance Berkman struggled for the Yankees after coming over in a July 31 trade and finished the season with an OPS below .800 for the first time in his career, but it sounds like the 34-year-old first baseman is getting plenty of interest as a free agent. Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com calls the A's "his…
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Remember those lame titanium necklaces that everyone was wearing during the playoffs? Seems that the umpires had them too. This according to Paul Lukas' latest, in which he spoke to the woman who makes them from her little shop in Seattle: At least a dozen players, including the entire Texas Rangers bullpen, wore Johnson's handiwork…
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Just like the Yankees and Javier Vazquez, the Brewers and Trevor Hoffman came to a "gentleman's agreement" that Hoffman will decline what at first glance appeared to be a shocking arbitration offer. Hoffman made $7.5 million this season and under normal circumstances the Brewers offering him arbitration would essentially be like putting a one-year, $7.5…
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Nov 24, 2010, 11:29 AM EDT
Tim MacMahon of ESPN Dallas reports that the Rangers plan to speak with AL MVP Josh Hamilton's agent this winter about a long-term contract extension. Like his NL MVP counterpart Joey Votto, Hamilton is arbitration eligible. He made $3.25 million in 2010, and would be due a big raise anyway. Though it's increasingly common, there…
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Like I said last week, it's a bit of sucker's game to try to predict an ultimate ruling in a case based on what a court-appointed mediator proposes. But that doesn't mean it isn't fun to try to predict such things. And there is one fact in the proposed settlement, reported by Bill Shaikin, that…
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Nov 24, 2010, 10:48 AM EDT
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Nov 24, 2010, 10:15 AM EDT
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It's time people got real about what Derek Jeter means to "The Yankee Brand"
Nov 24, 2010, 9:35 AM EDT
I promise: I'll stop writing about Derek Jeter when something else happens. But since there ain't nothin' else happening, more Jeter it is. This time a fisking of Ken Rosenthal's latest. He thinks the Yankees are treating Derek Jeter poorly and harming "The Yankee Brand." I think this is a bit silly. Just answer me…
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Nov 24, 2010, 8:32 AM EDT
Joe Posnanski, as he so often does, completely nails the Derek Jeter dynamic in his latest post. The upshot: we all know what's going to happen. And we do: We KNOW Derek Jeter will play for the New York Yankees in 2011. There is no chance for a surprise there. This is not 90% likely…
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Scott Boras, who was not extensively quoted in yesterday's New York Times story about the loan he made to Dominican prospect Edward Salcedo, spoke with Yahoo!'s Tim Brown. Boras' side of things is that there was nothing at all wrong with the loan he extended. "This is a goodwill story," he tells Brown, ""We did…
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Nov 23, 2010, 9:30 PM EDT
One of the talking points in the whole Derek Jeter saga is about how Jeter is supposed to want a big crazy deal because Alex Rodriguez got a big crazy deal and the reason Alex Rodriguez got a big crazy deal is because Hank Steinbrenner was running the show back then and he's nuts. Now,…
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Wave Hill, the public garden and cultural center in Riverdale overlooking the Hudson River, will hold two family events that artistically observe the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Guest artist Randy Brozen will lead a Family Art Project – Paper Circles for Remembrance and Renewal workshop. Family members will make their own paper and shape it as a circle to reflect the changing seasons and cycles of life, then grace their circles with a yarn-loop hanger, or seeds to grow later. 10am-1pm. Later, visitors are invited to inscribe or illustrate strips of natural-fiber paper with personal reflections on the anniversary for a Wind Elegy. The many flag-strips will be affixed to the pergola to flutter gently in the breeze. At week's end, the papers will be composted to rest in the garden. 12-4pm. FREE. Wave Hill, 675 West 252nd Street, Bronx.
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- Samantha, "16 Candles"
A 10-hour overnight bus is interesting. And by interesting, I mean kinda hot and ******. It's cheap, clean and mostly comfortable, but there's no bathroom, 100 stops (unless you really need one), and snoring. Plus, no outlets, so …
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... dare they! I was too busy in pursuit to take the pictures!
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Bulla (stamp impression), Courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority, Photographer: Clara Amit
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The exhibition and it's catalogue, deal with this monumental event. It covers the period of the Babylonian exiles from 605 BCE, when the first exile most likely occured, until 539 BCE when the exile officially ended following the conquest of Babylonia by the Persians led by Cyrus the Great.The story is based on a variety of historical sources and archaeological finds, enriched with artistic depictions from the Medieval and Modern eras.Our understanding of this period of history has been greatly enriched with the recent publication of approximately 200 cuneiform tablets from Babylonia, the so called Al-Yahudu archive. Written in the Akkadian language, these texts give us an unprecedent insight into the daily lives of the Judean exiles in Babylonia. While the earliest of the tablets from this collection was written just 15 years after the destruction of Jerusalem in 587 BCE, the collection documents the lives of the Judeans and their neighbors up to 477 BCE, the date of the latest text in this collection. The importance of the Al-Yahudu archive cannot be overestimated since it (partially) fills a huge void regarding the history of the Judean people in Babylonia.These texe list dozens of Judeans, recognizable by their names, many of them comprising the famous Judean/Jewish theophoric element Yahu. The Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem is honored to be housing 103 Al-Yahudu texts from the Cindy and David Sofer Collection. These tablets were the primary inspiration that led to the creation of the exhibition By the Revers of Babylon.Dr. Filip VukosavovicCurator, Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem (part of the Catalogue).To order the catalogue: email@example.com
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Although I am a year behind here, I have just started reading Jeffrey Sachs's The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time, paperback just released by Penguin (with a foreword by Bono!). I'll avoid the urge to comment on everything that strikes me this or that way in the book–and I most certainly am not going to try to go head to head with Sachs on economic matters. But, being a student of language, I would like to point out a subtlety some might consider benign, but I suspect is of relevance. It exists in the following passage from the Preface to the Paperback Edition: (more…)
I was watching my favorite rerun on TV Land the other day, Bonanza. If you don't know Bonanza, you should. It's perhaps the classic TV western, and I was watching episode #68 from Season Three, "Springtime."
One of Ben Cartwright's friends, Jedidiah Milbank is injured during a roughousing mud-wrestling match between Adam, Hoss and Little Joe. As reparation Ben volunteers the three boys to take care of Milbank's business for him. It just so happens that there are three tasks, so each of the boys gets one.
Adam Cartwright gets the final task and it is to evict a family from a ranch for non-payment. It seems that Milbank had set up an arrangement for the family to pay for half of the ranch up front, and the rest in monthly installments. Well, the family was a number of months behind, and Milbank was eager to foreclose.
The eldest Cartwright brother dutifully rides off to the ranch, and happens upon a pleasant but beleaguered clan. It seems that the family had tied up most of their capital in a prize bull, who had been mauled by a bear before it could sire more than a few calves. And all but a handful of those calves were drowned in spring floods. When the water pump broke so they could no longer irrigate their crops, the family was left without any source of revenue.
That's the situation when Adam arrives. The pieces of the pump need to be repaired, but one necessary part must be purchased new and costs $200. The family just doesn't have it. Instead of foreclosing on the home, Adam, who shares his father's "strong moral code," decides to help out the down-and-out family. They aren't poor because of the lack of effort or work, but simply because of circumstances and poor decisions such as tying up capital in the risky move to buy the stud bull.
So what does Adam do? He helps the father fix the pieces of the well that can be repaired and comes up with a plan to use the pump to double the land that can be irrigated. This will potentially double the family's crop, helping them to get their heads above water again. The family will need to sell the few remaining calves from the stud stock to pay for the expensive replacement part for the water pump. In the meantime, Adam loans the family the money to get current on their debt to Milbank, averting the disaster of eviction.
Why am I talking about this episode?
I believe it is a great example of how compassion can work within the capital market system. Certainly Milbank filled the role of the archetypal greedy capitalist, but the Cartwrights themselves own a 1,000 acre ranch and are incredibly wealthy by the standards of the day. The difference between Milbank and the Cartwrights is in how they used their wealth and power. By the letter of the law and justice, Milbank had a right to foreclose. By contrast, it was compassion that motivated Adam.
The Heidelberg Catechism, a traditional symbol of Reformed Christianity, notes that one of the reasons we work is so that we can be good stewards of our wealth. It reads, "I faithfully labour, so that I may be able to relieve the needy" (Q&A 111). That's exactly what Adam Cartwright was doing with his wealth.
And he did it in such a way that it was oriented toward the family regaining their own financial independence. He loaned them part of the money, as a sort of nineteenth-century version of a micro-capital investment, but also made sure they had to invest what they had in their own future by selling the remaining calves.
There's a lesson to be learned in all this. The United States is in an analogous situation with respect to the developing world as the Ponderosa and the Cartwrights were to that struggling family. We can choose to embody the "cowboy compassion" of the Cartwrights or the craven greed of Jedidiah Milbank.
A great way to invest in the future economic development in poorer nations is through micro-loan investment. Very often it is difficult to get reasonable long-term or even short-term capital loans in these countries, because of the volatility of the currency and government corruption (for more on banking and corruption, see these two issues of the Christian Social Thought Series: Banking, Justice and the Common Good and A Theory of Corruption).
Here are some groups that do micro-loans in developing economies that are worth checking out: Five Talents, Opportunity International, and Kiva.
Google announced plans today to partner with the National Archives to digitize the institution's media holdings, specifically through a pilot project to "digitize their video content and offer it to everyone in the world for free." The plan is to make these resources readily available for educational use.
As Jon Steinback, Product Marketing Manager of Google Video, writes, "For many momentous events, words and pictures don't transmit the full sense of what has transpired. To see for one's self, through video and audio, brings an event to life."
And here are a couple other multimedia resources that are invaluable for personal edification and classroom education: American Rhetoric and the Internet Archive Moving Images section, which features public domain movies, such as the 1951 classic "Duck and Cover."
In particular, American Rhetoric features text, audio, and video in an online speech bank (such as, "I Have a Dream," JFK Inaugural), a bank of famous movie speeches, and a special Christian Rhetoric section.
It may not seem like it, but the settlement reached between the ACLU and the US Department of Health and Human Services is really going to be good news in the long run for the abstinence-program Silver Ring Thing.
In a deal struck yesterday, Silver Ring Thing (SRT) has been barred from all future federal grants and funding, unless it makes programmatic changes to "ensure the money isn't used for religious purposes." SRT has received about $1 million in government money over the last three years, and the settlement concludes a case filed by the ACLU last May.
I've discussed the SRT funding situation in a couple previous posts (here and here). The bottom line is this: SRT should be able to find plenty of funding from churches and religious groups to do what it needs to do. And in the process, it won't be beholden to the fickleness of politics or the changing demands of government bureaucracy. It will be free to do what it does best: promote the desperately needed Christian view of purity and sexuality among our nation's youth.
Not satisfied simply with privately-funded space flights, the X Prize Foundation is currently drafting rules for a lunar lander challenge. The foundation is looking for comments from the public on the current draft, and here are some of the details according to SPACE.com:
According to draft rules for the lunar lander contest, competitors will be challenged to build a vehicle capable of launching vertically, travel a distance of 328 to 656 feet (100 to 200 meters) horizontally, and then land at a designated site. A return trip would then occur between 5 minutes and 30 minutes later.
The X Prize Foundation was behind the successful Ansari X Prize competition in 2004, and when I wrote about the challenge then, I said that "every part of the created cosmos fills a specific purpose within God's created order," and that "the feasibility of popular space travel underscores the significance of our solar system as a responsibility and blessing for human stewardship."
The cultural mandate and blessing says that humans are to "fill the earth and subdue it." I hope and pray that we can do the same to the moon (and beyond) in a responsible and stewardly fashion. Indeed, in the process of learning about the rest of the cosmos, we may well learn how to take care of the earth better through technological and scientific advancement. If nothing else, perhaps we can make the moon a base for comet-busting lasers.
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If you're looking for more insight on, or perhaps simple confirmation of, the economic agenda of the 'ecumenical' movement (the World Council of Churches [WCC] the World Alliance of Reformed Churches [WARC], et al.), here's an insightful little tidbit from Ecumenical News International:
Pacific islanders are a source of hope for other Christian communities seeking a culturally-based communal economy based on sharing and cooperation, participants at a global church gathering have heard. During the 14-23 February ninth assembly of the World Council of Churches some participants have identified Pacific island communities as an alternative to the type of economic globalisation that happens under regulations adjudicated by the World Trade Organization (WTO). [523 words, ENI-06-0186]
For more on the WARC view of economics, check out this article I co-wrote awhile back, "Ecumenical Economics: Confessing against the Empire," about the ultimately abortive efforts by radicals to get the alliance to declare a status confessionis regarding the global economy.
As America celebrates Black History Month, Anthony Bradley looks at the forces that threaten the very foundation of black society in this country. "Two aspects of pre-civil rights-era black history — strong men and strong families — will have to be recovered if we wish to have any black history in the future," Bradley warns.
Clive Cook has a terrific article in the March 2006 Atlantic Monthly that is worth reading in its entirety. But here's my favorite paragraph:
What is most striking, so far as the movies' treatment of capitalism goes, is not the hostility of films whose main purpose is actually to indict corporate wickedness (Wall Street, Erin Brockovich, A Civil Action, The Insider, The Constant Gardener, and so forth). It is the idea of routine, reckless corporate immorality—maintained as though this premise were inoffensive, uncontroversial, and hardly worthy of comment—that drives movies whose principal interest lies elsewhere, whether in the human drama of contemporary geopolitics (Syriana, to cite a recent instance), knockabout comedy (Fun with Dick & Jane), children's fantasy (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), star-crossed romance (In Good Company), or, classically, in some dystopian near or distant future (Alien, The Terminator, Blade Runner, Robocop, and many others).
The point is not that such movies, or the culture more generally, argue that capitalism is evil. Just the opposite: it is that they so often merely assume, innocently and expecting to arouse no skepticism, that capitalism is evil.
I've been compiling a list of popular movies in which the business entrepreneur is treated in a positive manner. It's a very sparse list. One of the few I've thought of is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The fact that Cook cites it in his list illustrates that even this is an ambiguous example. There are bad-guy business people who want to steal Willie Wonka's secrets, but at least in its most recent incarnation, with John Depp playing Willie Wonka, Wonka is portrayed as a good, if highly eccentric, entrepreneur. Perhaps this is the exception that proves the rule. When Hollywood occasionally portrays an entrepreneur positively, he must highly eccentric–that is, atypical.
I'm sure there are some exceptions to the Hollywood theme of business=evil, but I can't think of any off the top of my head.
This Sunday I went to Mass at a parish I'd never attended before. I was quite pleasantly surprised—the music wasn't bad, the rubrics were followed, the homily focused on the gospel, they chanted the Agnus Dei, and prayed the prayer to St. Michael afterward; not apparently liberal and better than many typical "suburban rite" parishes. But, during the petitions, one of the prayers was for leaders of nations, that they would eradicate poverty. Here is a classic example of the right desire, poverty eradication, and the wrong way to go about it, government. It also betrays the common misunderstanding that governments solve poverty. Now, leaders of nations and governments do have a role in poverty reduction. They need to create rule of law and enforce contracts. They can help reduce regulation and tariffs and open their borders to free trade. But leaders of nations do not eradicate poverty, nor does aid from the developing world. What eradicates poverty is business. Entrepreneurs and businessmen who create jobs and opportunity and wealth. Michael Novak called small business "the strategic vocation for helping the poor."
The desire for poverty alleviation through government involvement is a prime example of good intentions combined with unsound economics. Many people have good intentions, but they don't understand basic economics so they often support solutions without "thinking beyond stage one" as Thomas Sowell says. A prime example of this is the enormously popular One Campaign. Thousands of people are signing on to a good intention without knowing whether the proposed solution will bring about their desired outcome. Good intentions are a start, but they're not enough and Bob Geldof is wrong when he says do something even if it doesn't work.
If it doesn't work—stop doing it. Activism shouldn't be done for the sake of being active. This is the problem with too many Hollywood stars and other "professional" activists. Activism should have an end that is beyond itself, so if it doesn't work, we should use our minds to apply reason to the situation and come up with a plan that might. C.S Lewis said that "progress isn't going forward if you're going in the wrong direction." You've got to stop and turn around. Acton Senior Fellow, Jay Richards argues that the Bob Geldof idea is reflective of many who believe that their actions or policies will be either good or neutral, but never harmful. But despite what they may believe that is not the case. Often things that don't work exacerbate the problem. Hence the Acton Message, Don't Just Care, Think.
We need to have good intentions, but this is only a beginning. If we are going to care about poverty and economic policies then we should begin by taking economics seriously. Some books I recommend include Basic Economics and Applied Economics both by Thomas Sowell, and of course Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt. Bono is a force for good intentions, can you imagine all the good he could do if he connected his intentions to sound economics?
This story in the UK's Education Guardian is remarkable for its links to a number of issues.
In contrast to the American system, Britain's permits "faith" schools that are part of the government system. Thus, this Scottish "Catholic" school is, in the American usage, a "public" school. Now that 75% of its students are Muslim, some Muslims are demanding that the school switch its faith allegiance.
One of the obvious issues is the Islamicization of Europe. Here is a Catholic school in the middle of Scotland's countryside that is three-quarters Muslim—and another 13% Sikh. France, with its headscarves-at-school controversy, is not the only nation struggling with this new reality.
Another issue is the Catholic identity in educational institutions. (The problem applies more broadly to other kinds of Christian schools as well.) The school is evidently making efforts to preserve it (given the priest's reference to Mass), but it seems to me that it is possible to reach a tipping point in terms of numbers of non-Catholic students and/or faculty, when Catholic identity becomes impossible to maintain adequately. Serving non-Catholic populations is generally laudable and can even be evangelizational, but Catholic educators need to be realistic about how fidelity to an institution's original mission can be threatened by a lack of Catholic majorities among students and staff.
Finally, there is the issue of government interaction with religious schools. This Scottish Catholic school benefits financially from depending on the government. But it also thereby depends on the government for its existence. If the state determines that it's better off Muslim—or anything else, including secular—Catholics (who have made it, apparently, the most attractive school in the area) must stand aside and see it transformed.


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Gold: Always a six-month mission
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March 14, 2012
Gold took over at Newcastle in January © Getty Images
Newcastle Falcons interim head coach Gary Gold has insisted he was only ever committed to leading the club until the end of the season.
The former Springbok assistant coach was appointed in January to lead the Falcons bid to avoid relegation from the Aviva Premiership following the departure of Alan Tait. And he will return to South Africa in the summer after the club announced Dean Richards would take over as director of rugby in August.
With family back in South Africa, Gold said he was only ever able to commit to a six-month stint with the Falcons.
"The plan was always for me to come over and assist the club as best I could until the end of the season and then see where we went," he told EWN Sport. "I was not in the position to give the club anymore of a commitment. There are a few other irons in the fire that I am excited about."
Gold confirmed he has spoken with some organistations in South Africa regarding future roles, but insisted he is now solely focused on helping Newcastle overturn an eight-point deficit at the bottom of the table and avoid relegation from the Aviva Premiership.
"There are five games to go," he said. "I love the challenge. Not everything in life is easy and this is certainly one of the more difficult challenges. It's been an unbelievable learning curve and a fantastic challenge and I believe I will be a better coach afterwards.
"I really hope that the work we are doing with this group of guys, we can continue to improve enough to pick up a couple more wins and then hopefully things will go our way. But it is largely out of our hands. If we carry on winning and Wasps carry on winning, Newcastle are still going to go down."
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