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The Reds have had to battle injuries to several key players so far this season, and though their pitching and defense have been solid, they find themselves three games under .500 as they go into the rubber match of their three-game series with the Cardinals on Sunday.
Cincinnati's pitching staff has posted a 3.65 ERA, and the Reds boast the best defensive unit in the Majors with a .989 fielding percentage. But the offense has struggled, scoring the third-fewest runs in the Major Leagues (168).
Manager Bryan Price knows the talent he has on his roster, however, and is confident that it's only a matter of time before his club starts firing on all cylinders.
"I think you could poll the entire team, and they'd say we're a better team than our record would suggest," Price said Saturday. "We don't have to catch lightning in a bottle here; this is already a good team. We pitch and we defend; there should be more wins with those two components alone. … We know that we have offensive performers here, and we're only getting better as more pieces come off the disabled list."
The Reds hope Mike Leake can continue the club's strong pitching performance, as the right-hander is slated to start Sunday's series finale. Over his last four starts, Leake has a 1.82 ERA but no wins to show for it (0-1).
"It's tough. You never know when you're going to score a run," catcher Devin Mesoraco said Saturday. "As a pitcher, I think you've just got to keep going out there and keep trying to put up zeros, and hopefully we can get some runs. But I don't think that's going to affect Mike at all. I think he just goes out there and does his job."
Leake will be opposed by Cardinals right-hander Adam Wainwright, who has been dominant this season. He is second in the Majors with a 1.85 ERA, and sixth in the National League with 65 strikeouts. Opposing hitters are batting just .185 against him.
In his last start, Wainwright baffled the D-backs by twirling a one-hit shutout at Busch Stadium. His counterpart that night, Arizona's Bronson Arroyo, said he's impressed by what Wainwright has been able to do after Tommy John surgery.
"The guy has been doing it for a long time, especially coming back from the surgery, it's not easy to do that," Arroyo said. "He doesn't have the same velocity that he used to have, and he's still dominating, and he's got a sub-2 ERA."
Cardinals: Lineup to have a different look
With the Reds starting Leake, the Cardinals are expected to insert second baseman Kolten Wong and first baseman Matt Adams back into the starting lineup. Both were out of the starting lineup on Saturday for matchup purposes, as manager Mike Matheny preferred to go with a right-hand-heavy lineup against lefty Tony Cingrani.
Adams has had some success against Leake, going 3-for-9 with a double, homer and two RBIs. Wong went 1-for-3 against Leake back on April 9. That was one of only four hits Leake allowed in an eight-inning start that day. Wong has hit safely in all six games he's played since returning from Triple-A on May 14.
If healthy, outfielder Peter Bourjos is likely to return to the lineup for the series finale, as well. Bourjos was a game-time scratch on Saturday due to a stomach virus.
Reds: Hannahan shut down
After undergoing surgery on his right shoulder to repair a torn labrum last October, third baseman Jack Hannahan recently suffered his second setback and has been shut down from throwing and hitting.
He has inflammation inside a capsule of his shoulder, which has bothered him when trying to throw or hit.
"I would throw and [the shoulder] just wouldn't bounce back," Hannahan said. "As far as the timetable, I have no clue. Once these guys get back [from next week's road trip], I should start up a throwing program and get back out there as soon as I can."
Worth noting
• With his solo shot in the fourth inning off Cingrani on Saturday, Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina has hit three of his five homers this season against the Reds.
• Cardinals left fielder Matt Holliday is 11-for-26 (.423) in his career against Leake, with three doubles, a home run and six RBIs.
• Reds right fielder Jay Bruce, third baseman Todd Frazier and second baseman Brandon Phillips have all had success against Wainwright. Bruce is batting .367 (11-for-30) with two doubles, two homers and eight RBIs against the right-hander. In 18 career at-bats against Wainwright, Frazier has six hits (.333), including two doubles and a home run. Phillips is a career .304 hitter (14-for-46) against Wainwright, with a double, home run and three RBIs.
• Entering this series, the Reds were 1-9 in their last 10 series against St. Louis.
Manny Randhawa is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Read full expert reviewCreative Mediterranean cuisine meets star-lit skies here in Hvar's old town.
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Read full expert reviewIf you like fresh fish and seafood, you're going to love eating out on the Dalmatian Coast. Classic dishes here include octopus salad, black risotto (made from cuttlefish ink), seafood risotto, fried squid, barbecued fresh fish and hearty fish stews. If you prefer meat to seafood, you'll find excellent pršut (cured ham, similar to Italian prosciutto), janjetina (roast lamb) and pašticada (beef stewed in sweet wine and prunes, served with gnocchi).
Side dishes include blitva sa krupirom (Swiss chard and potato with lots of olive oil and garlic) and fresh seasonal salads - totally flavoursome tomatoes and cucumbers in summer, or finely sliced raw white cabbage and grated carrot in winter.
Unique to the region are meals prepared under a peka, an ancient method of slow cooking food (particularly lamb, veal or octopus) over white embers, covered by a metal dome. These meals normally need to be ordered at least one day in advance.
Eateries fall into two main categories: In a restoran, which will generally be open for lunch and dinner at set hours, you can expect formal service and a menu featuring a range of international dishes; in a konoba, which will generally stay open all day from morning till night, you'll find a more informal atmosphere, rustic décor, hearty Dalmatian specialities, and locally-produced wine served by the carafe. In fact, by definition konoba means wine cellar.
Prices are similar to those you would expect in other European countries – fish is priced according to its weight, and you'll pay almost what you would in Italy or France. If you're looking for a bargain meal, go for a set price merenda (fisherman's brunch) served in some traditional konobe.
If you want something cheap and cheerful, remember that Dalmatia has some excellent pizzerias, comparable to the best in Italy. Some also do a limited choice of pasta dishes and salads.
Last but not least, note that the most authentic local food is to be found at agritourism centres in rural villages on the islands, where almost all the ingredients are home-produced. You'll probably need private transport to get to them, but the journey will be more than worthwhile.
I've listed my personal favourites here – places where I would choose to eat or would recommend to friends or family. Having lived in Dalmatia for six years, I reckon I've fairly well eaten my way up and down the coast. And local friends keep me up-to-date with the openings of new gourmet eateries - once I've tried them, some will be added to this selection.
Most of the places you'll find listed here serve authentic Dalmatian cuisine and are popular with locals rather than 'tourists'. The quality of the food is my main criteria, but one or two places managed to edge in because of truly exceptional setting, atmosphere and/or décor.


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Description | The Democratic Study Group formed in 1959 making it the oldest legislative service organization in Congress. The group provides detailed information about legislation and policy issues on the House's upcoming agenda. (http://www.congresslink.org/print_teaching_glossary.htm#D) |
Date | 1980-01-21 |
Location | District of Columbia |
Collection | Charles Wilson Congressional Papers |
Collection Identifer | G1, DSG, Box 1 |
Collection Link | http://library.sfasu.edu/findingaids/?p=collections/controlcard&id=253 |
Biographical Note | Congressman Charles Wilson began his political career in 1960 when he was elected to the Texas House of Representatives. He served in the Texas House of Representatives for six years and was then elected to the Texas Senate in 1966. On November 7, 1972, the second district of Texas elected Charles Wilson to the U.S. House of Representatives. He retired from the U.S. House of Representatives in 1996. |
Associated Dates | 1980-1989 |
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Repository | East Texas Research Center |
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04.05.2014 /
Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup rider got their season off to a flying start with the first two rounds of the competition in Jerez, Spain this weekend yielding wins for Soushi Mihara of Japan and Spaniard Joan Mir.
Round 1, Saturday
Soushi Mihara rode a clever race on Saturday emerging as surprise winner after a five-rider dash to the line in round one, leaving the minor podium places for Jorge Martín of Spain and Italian Manuel Pagliani.
The 14-year-old Japanese had fought his way through from twelfth place on the grid to catch the lead group in which Pagliani and Martin set the pace. The two riders, and Joan Mir and 15-year-old Italian Stefano Manzi then traded the lead amongst themselves for the bulk of the race.
Mihara, who finished twelfth in 2013 Cup competition admitted he had not had a very good qualifying session but grew in confidence as the race progressed: "I got a good start though and soon settled in to feel okay. I found I could catch and pass Brad Ray and that encouraged me. Then I caught and past Darryn Binder and I realized that the bike was working well and I really started to have confidence." His previous best result was a fifth place in Brno.
Round 2, Sunday
While Mihara had his day on Saturday, round two was dominated by his main challengers from Saturday's race, a group that already look like they will be the men to beat in the 2014 competition. Riding in typical Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup style, round two quickly developed into a tough fight between Pagliani, Mir, Martin and Manzi, with Darryn Binder of South Africa also in the mix.
In the latter stages Binder challenged hard but went wide in the corner and dropped back in the group. At the same time Mir turned up the heat and laid down his fastest time in the penultimate lap of the 16-lap race. The stage was set for a final lap face-of between Mir and Pagliani.
Mir, clearly confident and to the delight of the Spanish fans, went on to seize the advantage and stole the race in the final corners. Pagliani took second and Martin finished third, reversing their result from round one.
Mir: "This is my first win of the season and I hope there will be more. I was able to catch him (Pagliani) in the last lap. We changed the rear suspension from yesterday and made it a bit softer."
Next Round: May 31, 2014 - Mugello (ITA)
Results Res Bull Rookies Cup Jerez Round 1
All riders on KTM RC250 RB Moto3 machines
1. Soushi Mihara (JAP), 29:43:943 min (16 laps)
2. Jorge Martin (ESP), +0.022 sec
3. Manuel Pagliani (ITA), +0.049
4. Joan Mir (ESP), +0.112
5. Stefano Manzi (ITA), +1.195
Results Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup Jerez Round 2
All riders on KTM RC250 RB Moto3 machines
1. Mir, 29:35.097 min ( 16 laps)
2. Pagliani (ITA). +0.334 sec
3. Martin (ESP), +1.698
4. Manzi (ITA), +4.591
5. Darryn Binder (RSA), +8.586
Standings Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup after 2 of 14 rounds
1. Mir, 38 points
2. Pagliani, 36
3. Martin, 36
4. Mihara, 32
5. Manzi, 24
Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup


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"My Pick, Book of the Year 2012"
This book presents a theory of American exceptionalism. The exceptional thing about the book is that it's the only theory of American Exceptionalism I've ever heard that is actually deep and thoughtful and has something important to say.
My summary of his theory is:
American exceptionalism is derivative from Roman exceptionalism. Over the last 2,000 years most chances at new governance have attempted to model the Roman republic. The difference is that the American founding fathers, unlike most revolutionaries, were quite educated. They spoke Latin and actually knew enough to have an approximately accurate understanding of Roman exceptionalism.
An interesting issue is that modern readers probably know far less about the Romans than John Adams. In fact, according to the author the modern pop culture story about the Romans is almost exactly the opposite of reality. He's somewhat vague on why this is; ratings are part of the answer. He suggests that the long life of Greek propaganda about the Romans may also be a factor, or not.
In the end it doesn't matter if Joe Plumber understands that the things that make America great are linked to Rome. But it does matter that we not lose the values that made us great.
So which specific values does the author think lead to American exceptionalism. Read the book. But my observation on his list is that it's everything and anything that is orthogonal to the left-right debate that dominates current American Politics.
"The Problem with Case-Study-Centric Analysis"
The book presents 11 case studies of brilliant generals. For each general it presents a short history of key battles that illustrate the general's particular brand of greatness and then provides a set of lessons that could be applied more broadly to military style command. The first time through this book I thought it was great. It's well written, historically informative, and provided an emotional touchstone for a lot of things I already believed, including a lot that was consistent with my beliefs about strategy. I was inclined to give it 5 stars.
The problem started a few weeks after I read this book when I was telling a Chinese friend about the inclusion of Mao Zedong in the list of great generals. The friend somewhat patronizingly claimed that that the key battle narratives in this book were not historical; rather they were a retelling of fictional propaganda created long after the fact. I didn't believe my fried. But there was something about the particular interaction that started an extended investigation. I needed to know if Mao was a great general; the answer seemed to affect too many other aspects of my world view.
After 2 years of part time armature research, I came to believe that Mao was in fact a great general, but that the accounts of his greatness in this book are completely fictionalized.
IMHO Mao's greatness as a general was in his use of what Sun Tzu called "dead spies". This is best illustrated by the Manchurian Campaign, in which prepositioned assets (i.e., sleepers) played a decisive role. The trouble is that the author, I, and most of western culture view this use of dead spies as expletive, immoral, and evil or at least as unmanly. The repulsiveness of the implied lessons, inclines us to believe other versions of history. On the other hand the fictional propaganda was designed to fit with what we want to believe … The deeper trouble is that the facts matter but are only approximately knowable, and at least in this case even small progress in uncovering the facts requires excessive effort.
So … what lesson do I draw from the meta-case study of the Mao Case Study. For starters I do NOT find that the meta-case study leads me to something a kin to epistemological relativism. That would be too much like embracing one case study (or meta-case study) as absolute proof that all cases studies are wrong. But these kinds of case studies feel much deeper much more insightful than they are. It's a kind of vividness bias. Stories are manipulative; in case studies the story takes pursuance over the facts.
On the other hand, thinking in stories seems to be necessary in order to explore less superficial truths, i.e., truths involving extended chains of cause and effect.
"Excellent Apologetics of Amateurism"
This book systematically reviews Obama's foreign policy. The author is an impressive journalist; and the quality of the research is excellent; WikiLeaks is uses somewhat heavy in combination with many other protected sources. Perhaps books are the new outlet for serious journalism.
The book somewhat strongly refutes the idea that Obama's foreign policy is wimpy. For me it also reinforced the idea that his administration is more amateurish than professional. Finally, it somewhat strongly argued that Obama's administration has learned on the job far better than most and has adapted somewhat aggressively, once it finally figures things out.
As a disenfranchised republican I was compelled to vote for Hillary. I tended to view Obama as a Jimmy Carter like character (i.e., well-meaning but perhaps in over his head). In some regards this book reinforced these pre-existing beliefs. The surprising thing, however, is that the book convinced me that Obama somewhat consistently gets to a good outcome in the end, after first pushing several bad strategies. For me this was a new insight.
It is said that Obama is an advocate of Lincoln's idea of a Team of Rivals (see book by that name). If true this book reveals the strengths and weaknesses of this approach. First of all, the team of rivals approach requires a very powerful leader (and Obama is no Lincoln). Secondly it's a pretty ugly process (even Lincoln's presidency reveals that). But in the end this approach maybe more robust than it appears, i.e., eventually getting to a good outcome most of the time.
"The Missing Manual for China and Chinese"
In 1998 I started reading 2 books on Chinese History or Chinese Cultural per year. For a long time the only affect seemed to be that I usually knew more Chinese history than almost all Chinese under about 55 (and quite a bit less than many over about 65). It didn't even endeared me to Chinese; it was much more likely to lead to arguments about revisionism, often devolving towards the absurd.
About 3 years ago I had my first significant breakthrough in this implicit quest when I read, Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World. Mao: The Unknown Story completes the Genghis Khan book. The Khan dynasty and the Mao indulgency are the Yang and the Yin of the hard to see thing that differentiates China, Chinese Culture, and most modern Chinese from the rest of the world. Americans for example are incapable of this degree of dichotomy with respect to anything, but especially with respect to our leaders. (The only plausible expectation is dichotomy with respect to ourselves (individualism seems to facility a greater capacity for dichotomy with respect to ourselves)).
If you read both books back to back and then try to fuse the insights you'll understand most of Chinese history, a lot of Chinese Culture, and a great deal more than you did about modern Chinese.
1) IMHO this book is better than Wild Swans.
2) I have trouble recommending this book to others as strongly as its actual impact, because it's such a painful reed.
3) Both Genghis Khan and Mao conflated history and propaganda to an extent that most of the rest of the world cannot. Although Genghis Khan may have believed in secret non-propaganda histories for their strategic value.
4) I think the first step in understanding these two books is to embrace the More is Different principle. All peoples, cultures, and governments have their moments and their dark sides, but orders of magnitude simply matter. Some numeracy with respect to scale is required to even start to understand.
"Armatures proving that Pros aren't even Trying"
Obviously when dealing with shadowy organizations (or anti-organizations) there are some limits to knowledge. The act of looking intently may change the situation, or acquiring deep insights of murky situations may take so long that the situation changes during the process, only becoming clear in retrospect. However, this book is about as accurate and as informative as is possible for a book about Anonymous. This is the primary reason to read it. It's a good introduction; a reasonably balanced, reasonable acute reporting.
The important takeaways from this book seem to be: 1) that as a cyber-army Anonymous is shockingly low tech and 2) the corollary that as a society we are shockingly vulnerable to low tech attacks.
Anonymous is mostly a large group of board rowdy teenagers with nothing better to do, who meet up on sexually explicit and gore oriented bulletin boards, like 4chan or B, and from time to tie sally forth to experience a bit of mayhem. Sure they are a few elite security exports who may (or may not) be leading them (the whole question of leadership is controversial). But even the elite hackers within Anonymous are rather underwhelming, compared to other cyber-war or cybercrime groups, like author of the Conficker Worm, which was a team of world class professionals.
If you're a believer in Anonymous as a cause this is probably reassuring (these are pretty ordinary people), if you're not a believer this is the doubling unsettling. It reveals the extent to which IT professionals at your work, at companies you buy from, in the government, and behind the medical, financial, personal and computer services you must use in modern life, are not really trying to deal with computer security. It seems that they are not striving to fix the problems, but merely striving to put on a good show in the hopes of deflecting blame for the problem. That is, their goal is not security, but rather security theater. And the police are so out classed (with a few exceptions) that it's like hiring a bunch of 12 year old girls as bouncers at a Megadeath concert (if you're lucky they might avoid becoming victims themselves).
As a society we don't seem to yet ready to do anything about this situation. Sure Anonymous terrorizes some innocent people, but they are mostly terrorizing each other, and they do some good. The problems seem tolerable. But history suggest that this unstable. Over time either someone will figure how to use Anonymous (or similar organizations) as their personal armies. This is roughly the way nearly all of history's most evil megalomaniacs rose to power. Or Anonymous will gradually become more and more evil, corrupted from within by its own power.
The situation today is troubling, but far from dire. The scary bit is the trajectory; and it's very dire.
"Like Big Foot Hunting for the Science Set"
Something is out there. Something mysterious and elusive. Something we don't understand. But it's corporal enough so there is no reasonable doubt that's its real.
I've been fascinated by inter-species viruses for about 15 years: AIDS, Hantavirus, Ebola, Flu, and others. I find myself reading most of the armature literature this topics. I have some sort of need to search for insights into the import but elusive things that are "out there". But the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, Alien Abduction, and the like are a little too speculative to hold my interest. The scientists in me demands a bit more proof, actually quite a bit more proof.
If you relate to what I'm saying, "The Hot Zone" could well be your top summer fun read.
On a personal note my wife is close with one of the top guys at USAMRAA and I moved into a building about a mile from the "Monkey House" features in the story about a year after the main incident. So I'd heard these events discussed at a distance for about 13 years, but I didn't really understand until I read this book.
"Almost Brilliant, Almost Antiquated, Not Anything"
I'm a fan of Kurtzweil. I find his book The Singularity is Near to be an essential part of any modern education. He is also the most financially successful Artificial Inelegance (AI) researcher to date. So he's a great philosopher, a great researcher, and a great businessmen, but apparently he's not infallible, because this book missed the mark.
In a nutshell his answer to the question, "How do you/we make a mind" is "The same way we've been trying for the last 30 years". This answer is so close to brilliant it's spooky. I think there have been profound changes in AI over the last 5 or 6 years. Big data is suddenly revealing (or at least strongly suggesting) that we in fact may have been making pretty good synthetic minds for decades and just didn't know it. The problem has been that having made a good synthetic mind we don't know how to educate it. At the same time (because of advances in AI) we may be on the cusp of discovering that we don't know how to educate biological minds either (and have been making nearly the same mistakes as the AI community has been making). In this book Kurzweil presents much of the data in support of this argument, and then walks away from what to me seemed the logical conclusion.
To make matters worse his overview of 30 years of AI is quite narrow. One might get the impression that he believes that Multi-Layer Hidden Markov Models are all that is needed. Perhaps in some since any of a dozen AI methods are sufficient, in the same since that Truing Machines are sufficient, but the field of synthetic mind creation is much richness than presented here, as the author must have known.
"Shockingly Modern"
I've been sampling the "classics" more for a few years. I have mixed feelings about the classics, as a group. Both time and the "wisdom of the crowd" are a powerful filter, but sometimes the gap in world views is a problem. For example Aristotle's word view was just too un-modern for me glean much from his writings. In contrast Plato requires only a modest ability to explore less modern paradigm and many of his gyms are trivially transported to a modern context.
Sherlock Holms felt like it was written today and merely set in the past. It was truly amazing. The only tell was slight aversion to gore (which I rather think is not such a bad thing).
It is targeted at the young reader, but very inter-generational. It's the perfect book to read to your children or grandchildren.
"Shockingly Modern"
I've been sampling the "classics" more for a few years. I have mixed feelings about the classics, as a group. Both time and the "wisdom of the crowd" are a powerful filter, but sometimes the gap in world views is a problem. For example Aristotle's word view was just too un-modern for me glean much from his writings. In contrast Plato requires only a modest ability to explore less modern paradigm and many of his gyms are trivially transported to a modern context.
Sherlock Holms felt like it was written today and merely set in the past. It was truly amazing. The only tell was slight aversion to gore (which I rather think is not such a bad thing).
It is targeted at the young reader, but very inter-generational. It's the perfect book to read to your children or grandchildren.
"Top Classical Political Work of the 20th Century"
Writing during World War II, Fredrick Hayek (a prominent academic at the London School of Economics), presents a passionate argument for what we now think of as libertarianism, but which he called Classical Liberalism. He argues that central planning, rather it be liberal or conservative is the great evil. This is because central planning can only be implemented through an ever escalating slide towards totalitarianism. He further argues that the British and American traditions of individual freedom are the antidote.
In the context of World War II he argues that although the Nationalizes and the Nazis purport to be the opposite of the Socialist and the Communist, they are merely arguing over how to implement central planning. The important question is rather (or when) to have central planning.
Another perspective on this work is that at any given time the political discourse tends towards the one dimensional. The result is that the actual interaction of the government with "real life" are (with rare exceptions) significantly more multi-dimensional than the discussion of this interaction. From World War I to the present much of the political discussion has focused on the "left/right debate". But the difference between classical liberalism and central planning is the important distinction.
As an aside while arguing with my wife about this book, I had an epiphany, which is suggested by the book, but not explicitly in the book. Neither central planning nor laissez faire are inherently more efficient, the apparent difference in efficiency are a matter of perspective. The difference is strongly analogous to the difference between vertical and horizontal integration in technology. Central planning can more efficiently accomplish a small number of objectives at the expense of an even greater loss of efficiency in other parts of the system (i.e., vertical integration). Laissez faire maximizes system efficiency at the expense of a loss of end-to-end efficiency in nearly every specific objective (i.e., horizontal integration).
"My Pick, Book of the Year, 2013"
The 1960s' (earlier or later depending on the field) represented the zenith of a particular collection of ways of thinking about applied probability, about large systems, and about epistemology. Defining this paradigm is tricky. I think of Thomas Kuhn, Kalman Filters, NASA's approach to quality, Karl Popper, and the invention of the FFT, but list is too idiosyncratic to be helpful. But the point here is that this way of thinking (which I have trouble defining) has given way to a new paradigm that is more about complexity theory (although not so much about chaos theory), network affects, heavy tail distribution, facials, and the unknowable. This book is trying to explain this new paradigm.
Taleb's technical papers have contributed some to the development of this new paradigm, but his great contribution is the creation of an accessible philosophy built around this new science. This philosophical construction started with Fooled by Randomness, progressed in The Black Swan, and now culminates in Anti-Fragile.
To "get it" you probably have to just read the books, but I'll try to explain. In Fooled by Randomness he examines the oft practiced money manager con, where you are sold a betting system is right 80% of the time. Sounds like a winner, but beware, the losses when the scheme is wrong are more than 4 times the winning when it's right. Many a high wage earner has been bilked by myriad versions of this con. In The Black Swan he follows the question of how such cons are constructed, to propose that reality is partitioned into two types of probability distributions: those like the distribution of the height of people and those like the distributions of the wealth of people. The latter distribution is incomprehensibly more varied than the former. He then asserts that randomness fools use when we confusion the two kinds of randomness. In the Anti-Fragile he considers how the two types of randomness are constructed. It is well known that the low variance type arise from combining lots of independent events and the high variability type arise form feedback between lots of connected events.
And then his punch line is … large systems with lots of feedback among the connected parts can be fragile as when the connections cause cascading failures, or they can be anti-fragile as when small failures lead to compensations that strengthen the system. This insight leads to a way of about almost everything.
Oh yea, the alternate title might be, "The Quasi-Organized Ranting of a Misunderstood Genius". He has learned that anti-fragile things benefit from verity, adversity, and controversy; and has concluded that writing popular books falls in this category. So in each book he increases the narcissus, the adolescence, and the taunting. In this book I think the new high water mark was when he said his former boss was constipated. I hope he hasn't crossed a threshold were the anti-fragile is simply annihilated.


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The hosts of ABC's hit daytime TV show The Chew bring you their easy, delicious meals, entertaining tips, and money-saving tricks, in this must-have companion cookbook.
Every day millions of people tune in and pull up a home-side seat at The Chew's kitchen counter to celebrate life through food. The show's five beloved hosts dish on everything to do with cooking and entertaining. This lively companion book not only captures The Chew's trademark wit, fun, practical advice, and recipes--but highlights the easy ideas that have brought so much to America's family table. The Chew's Iron Chefs, Mario Batali and Michael Symon, show you how to be the master of your own grill; Style Master Clinton Kelly shows you the perfect--and affordable--Thanksgiving table (and what never to bring to a party!). Of course, there are mouth-watering creations from dessert diva Carla Hall, as well as Daphne Oz's delicious life-enhancing shakes. Drool over Mario Batali's Chestnut Crepes, Carla Hall's Chocoholic Whoopie Pies, Daphne Oz's Superfoods Smoothie, Michael Symon's Deep-Dish Pizza Casserole, and Clinton Kelly's Spicy Grapefruit Margarita, aka "The Clinton Caliente."
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Series: Creation Unfolding (3 entries)
Jesus the Artist
Speaking in parables is indeed similar to an artist's craft. They create impressions, whole new worlds of meaning intended to turn old worlds on their heads.
"Come and See": A Christ-centered Invitation for Science
Classical Christian orthodoxy as expressed in the Creeds begins at the beginning: nature owes its existence to and is sustained by Jesus Christ. One implication is that the best way of finding out about nature is to look at nature.
Series: Scripture and the Authority of God (7 entries)
N.T. Wright explores the context and manner in which Scripture is authoritative. He does so by questioning the meaning of an authoritative book as well as the application of such authority. Wright encourages us to flee from the controlling "list" mentalities that belittle the richness of God's Word, and rather to understand it as a narrative inspired by God and recorded by ancient persons. Ultimately, God "organizes" his people through his Son Jesus and by the Holy Spirit, and not through extracted rules from the Bible.
Series: A Quest for God (6 entries)
In this five part series, two young men, Josh and Aron, engage each other through e-mail letters. Their conversation oscillates between the seemingly suspicious elements of God and the gospel (raised by Josh) as well as responses that offer meaningful insight into these questions (answered by Aron). Ideas such as prayer, judgment, and the concealed nature of God are among the many points in this truth-seeking exchange.
A Lively God
In today's video, Rev. Lincoln Harvey discusses our desire to "domesticate" the liveliness and abundance of God. Harvey notes that the Trinity highlights both the manyness and oneness of God, which can be hard to Christians to fully understand.
Science or sola Scriptura?
So, for Driscoll, the choice is a simple dichotomy: Scripture or science. Scripture is the highest court of authority in all matters, and the role of believing scientists is to affirm Scripture. To fail to do so is to "exchange the truths of Scripture for the truths of science".
Series: The Collapsing Universe in the Bible (9 entries)
This series written by Brian Godawa delves into eschatological passages with "de-creation language." He argues that these passages do not foretell literal geophysical events to come, but, put into the context of the Old Testament thinking, actually describe the dethroning of worldly powers and the establishing of God's kingdom on Earth. This, according to Godawa, happened when Jesus Christ came in the flesh.
Series: The Truthfulness of Scripture: Inerrancy (3 entries)
This series by Michael Horton first appeared in the March/April 2010 issue of Modern Reformation. Horton begins by pointing out that the concept of inerrancy goes back to the ancient Church, but was most clearly developed by Princeton theologians A.A. Hodge and B.B. Warfield in their 1881 book, Inspiration. These men emphasized that the Holy Spirit worked through limited human authors in a centuries-long process to produce the Bible. Hodge and Warfield defined inerrancy not as the absence of technical errors but as the truthfulness in what the biblical writers were affirming.
B.B. Warfield, Biblical Inerrancy, and Evolution
During the late 19th century when critical views of Scripture came to prevail in American universities, Warfield was responsible for refurbishing the conviction that the Bible communicates revelation from God entirely without error. Yet while he defended biblical inerrancy, Warfield was also a cautious, discriminating, but entirely candid proponent of the possibility of evolution.
Understanding the Human Dimension of Scripture
Old Princeton and the Dutch Calvinists understood that the human dimension of Scripture—which pervades Scripture thoroughly—is not merely tolerable of a divine book, but a necessary component of what inspiration means.
B. B. Warfield and the "Human Side" of the Bible
With Christ, his humanity is essential to who he is. Likewise, the Bible's "human side" is an essential part of what Scripture is, and recognizing this has practical implications.
Reconciliation of a World Gone Wrong
Our estrangement from God began when early humans disobeyed God's will and took a path leading away from God. Genes and culture contribute to a sinful world in which all people are born and nurtured, and our impact on our environment distorts the terrestrial creation.
No Slippery Slopes
In this video Conversation, Joel Hunter addresses the "slippery slope" argument supported by many evangelicals and suggests that not only is this perspective flawed, but it also may prevent believers from appreciating the fullness of God's creation.
Inerrancy vs. Liberalism
In this video Conversation, Hunter explains that a view of scripture as the "inerrant Word of God" means that God is inerrant, not that the person interpreting the Bible is inerrant.
The Creator is the Redeemer
Central to all of this is the resurrection of Jesus. Rising from the dead is the true beginning of this new mode of existence in which believers—right here and now—take part. Believing in Jesus means you are benefiting from Jesus' resurrection already now in the new life you experience by the power of the Spirit.
Series: Searching for Motivated Belief (12 entries)
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Does Resurrection Contradict Science?
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
You Are the Sun
As a scientist, I find this song particularly compelling because not only is the science on which the song draws completely accurate, but the scientific understanding of the nature of the physical sun and moon is critical to how Groves plays out the metaphor.


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Bucs out to resume winning ways behind Gomez
Tigers counter with Porcello after taking Monday's opener
It was easy, when the season began, to envision the Tigers in this position. But the Pirates? Perhaps not.
Even after the Tigers edged the Pirates, 6-5, on Monday at Comerica Park, Pittsburgh stands 11 games over .500, and is closing in on the Cardinals in the National League Central with a 31-20 mark.
Through 51 games last year, the Pirates were 26-25. With the win, the Tigers improved their standing atop the American League Central, ahead of the rival Indians. Detroit has won six of seven overall and 50 of their last 69 home games dating back to July 4 of last year.
Detroit is also 85-47 in Interleague Play since the start of the 2006 season as the two teams head into the second of two games played at Comerica Park on Tuesday. After Tuesday's game, they'll head to PNC Park on Pittsburgh to finish the pair of two-game sets at PNC Park.
Tuesday's game at Comerica Park will pit Detroit right-hander Rick Porcello against Pittsburgh righty Jeanmar Gomez.
A lengthy rain delay in his last start cost Gomez his third win of the year, but his numbers are as good as ever. He held the Cubs to three hits and one run in 3 2/3 innings in that last outing, and has held opponents to a .192 average with men in scoring position this season.
Porcello, meanwhile, did not have his curveball at his disposal thanks to some chilly Detroit weather in his last outing, but his changeup did the trick. With some warmer weather in the forecast for Tuesday, he hopes to have all his pitches working.
"He has been aggressive, throwing a better breaking ball and using his changeup really well," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said.
Pirates: Inge returns to Comerica Park
Pirates third baseman Brandon Inge was a late addition to the Pittsburgh lineup Monday, adding to his career totals at Comerica Park, where he played the majority of his career with the Tigers.
Monday morning, Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski made a surprise visit to the Pirates clubhouse, presenting Inge with a 2012 World Series ring -- for the nine games he played with Detroit last April.
"It came as a surprise. A nice surprise," Inge said. "A wonderful gesture."
• The Pirates have won 10 of their last 13 and 13 of 17.
They're 13-11 in Interleague Play since the beginning of last year.
Tigers: Peralta red-hot at the plate
• With a four-hit ballgame on Monday, shortstop Jhonny Peralta has hit safely in 34 of his last 39 games, batting .361 with 24 runs scored, 11 doubles, five home runs and 23 RBIs.
• Miguel Cabrera is hitting .393 (151-for-384) with runners in scoring position since the beginning of the 2011 season.
The Tigers' third baseman is one double shy of becoming the 17th active player with at least 400 career doubles.
He had a 12-game hitting streak snapped with an 0-for-4 afternoon Monday.
Worth noting
• Pittsburgh has at least one extra-base hit in 46 consecutive games, the longest current streak in baseball. The Tigers have the second-longest streak, clocking in at 43 straight games.
• Torii Hunter is one home run away from becoming the 17th active player with 300 career home runs.
Joey Nowak is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @joeynowak. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.