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First of all, yes, I'll admit it: I'm eating my words right now. After writing my aggressively-headlined "Good Luck Shopping A.J. Burnett, Yanks" piece on Wednesday, it turns out the Yankees have found at least one potential suitor for Burnett in the Pirates. The two sides are still haggling over how much money the Yankees should eat, but considering the Yankees' incentive to get rid of Burnett, it seems likely that a deal will happen eventually.
Trading Burnett is a no-brainer for the Yankees; they would be freeing up payroll space while simultaneously opening up a spot in their rotation for Phil Hughes or Freddy Garcia. But why would the Pirates be interested in adding Burnett?
As it turns out, the Pirates are in a unique predicament that makes them one of the few teams in the majors in a position to add Burnett. They have a weak rotation, headlined by the enigmatic Charlie Morton (who had off-season surgery and is doubtful for the beginning of the season) and the injury-prone Erik Bedard, and they have been rebuffed by numerous free agent pitchers this offseason. They offered Edwin Jackson a three-year deal, but he turned it down in favor of taking a one-year deal with the Nationals; they also attempted to woo Roy Oswalt, but he has limited his search to a handful of contending teams.
Burnett is no Oswalt or Jackson. He has upside in Pittsburgh's park — which is considerably less home-run-prone than Yankee Stadium — but he's still only a +2 to +3 win pitcher who is under contract for two more seasons. He's not the final piece that will allow them to put together a competitive team, and he's not going to be able to compensate for the other holes in the Pirates' rotation. He's an improvement and will likely come at a good value — although the Yankees had better be ready to pony up more dough — but why are the Pirates spending their resources on a mediocre upgrade?
Teams that have struggled for a long period of time have a vicious cycle holding them down, making it difficult for them to become contenders. Losing teams generally have weaker revenue streams than successful teams, and they face the added challenge of the top free agents typically don't want to go to a perpetually losing team, even if they are offering boatloads of money.
Based on this offseason's progression, it seems like the Pirates are stuck in that position. They have some exciting young position players, but they desperately need to add pitching depth if they want to take their club to the next level. And even if A.J. Burnett doesn't solve all their problems, he's got three things going for him: he's a step in the right direction, he'll come at a fair value, and he isn't going to say no. Even an incremental upgrade might make it more likely that the next player the Pirates pursue will say yes.
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In the most recent issue of The Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study (NDIAS) Quarterly, TIF contributor Slavica Jakelić, in an excerpt from her book manuscript The Practice of Religious and Secular Humanisms, argues that in order to understand the moral foundation and democratic potential of religious-secular alliances, it is important to move beyond the discourse of power.
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On Religious-Secular Alliancesposted by Wei Zhu
Funding for atheistsposted by Candice Scharf
Recently, the University of Wisconsin-Madison gave the student organization, Atheists, Humanists, and Agnostics (AHA) $69,000, the largest amount of grant money ever given to a non-theistic, student-led organization by a college or university.
Gandhian fraternityposted by Akeel Bilgrami
In expounding his misgiving about the humanism I proposed, Uday Mehta seeks—I think with some strain—to find an incompatibility between my ideal of fraternity and what I say in another essay of mine on Mahatma Gandhi in which I point out that, for Gandhi, one overcame relativism by presenting the moral truth (as one sees it, though, to repeat, that goes without saying) to others through exemplary living up to it in one's actions and not by subsuming it under a universalized principle and generating an imperative. I don't see any such incompatibility and I think that he only finds it because of the misreading of what I mean by fraternity that I have been trying to expose in this reply.
A different notion of fraternityposted by Akeel Bilgrami
In his interesting and engaging essay, Uday Mehta addresses, with some genuine feeling of qualm, a large, concluding theme in my paper: the specific and non-standard form of humanism that I had proposed and the notion of fraternity on which it is based. But he gets wrong what I mean by both terms, "humanism" and "fraternity," so I am glad to have this chance to repeat and amplify some points that I feel are important to make clear.
Truth and fraternity?posted by Uday Singh Mehta
Akeel Bilgrami's essay is important and ambitious. Its importance lies in part in making clear what secularism is and should be—its philosophical foundation one might say; its ambition, in its ability to link these foundations with a wide range of issues that include the implications of giving priority to political ideals; a subtle understanding of the grounds of Islamic fundamentalism; the way in which context might deflate the all too often overextended reach and significance of secularism; the role of reason in history and its link with the moral and epistemological psychology by which even deep convictions are subject to change; the challenge of a relativistic conception of truth; and an understanding of humanism that permits a firm commitment to one's own view of the truth, while nevertheless embracing a fraternal attitude towards those who deeply disagree with it.
Focus on the funk: An interview with Cornel Westposted by Eduardo Mendieta
"I would go with Pierre Hadot and say that the love of wisdom is a way of life; that is to say, it's a set of practices that have to do with mustering the courage to think critically about ourselves, society, and the world; mustering the courage to empathize; the courage, I would say, to love; the courage to have compassion with others, especially the widow and the orphan, the fatherless and the motherless, poor and working peoples, gays and lesbians, and so forth—and the courage to hope. So, it is a way of life, a set of practices, no doubt, but, at the same time, I call it a kind of focus on the funk."
Catholicism, conservatism, and antihumanist politicsposted by Simon During
Geroulanos's central thesis is compelling but simple: French antihumanism, in its theoretical mode, was based on a radicalized "negative anthropology," i.e., the idea that man is a negating animal, as articulated in a widespread rejection of neo-Kantianism, first by Heidegger and then passed on to French thinkers like Bataille and Blanchot, largely via Alexandre Kojève and his "end of history" argument. Instead of the homo absconditus that Ernst Bloch was to locate in Karl Barth and Rudolf Bultmann's "Protestant anthropology," we have here a "last man," heir to those "negations" of the world named freedom, history, and individuality, whose historical realization reveals that humanness is ultimately based upon a relation to death. And to the degree that this antihumanism continues to order thinkers like de Man, Derrida, and Foucault, it has also shaped many Anglophone intellectuals of my generation. Geroulanos tells a story that thus illuminates us too.
Atheism and antihumanism as intellectual-historical objectsposted by Stefanos Geroulanos
I begin this post by posing straightaway the questions that will guide my argument. In what way can atheism and antihumanism be posed and understood in intellectual history? In what sense do they constitute objects of study? How does one go about weaving and articulating for them an adequate intellectual-historical approach that may facilitate an understanding of texts, concepts, and systems of thought? I want to thank Martin Kavka, Sam Moyn, Judith Surkis, and Gil Anidjar for taking the time to read and address my book with the very encouraging care that each of them has taken. In what follows, I want to take into account a number of issues that they have raised, not so much to respond as to elaborate, in relation to their stances, some of the positions I have adopted in the book and in my introduction to this discussion. I thus frame this post as an attempt to tend first and foremost to methodological questions and critiques that have been raised directly or indirectly.
The poverty of atheismposted by Gil Anidjar
Famously posing a peculiar problem of translation, names are a necessary feature of our academic craft. We like to call things, but we may also need to, obviously, in order to give figure to that which we think and study. Remarkably true to that necessity, Stefanos Geroulanos tells us in the first pages of his impressive book that the "conceptual reorganization" he will describe and analyze became "an almost official face of French thought." It was only later (with structuralism and everything, everyone, associated with and past it) that it "acquired the name 'antihumanism'." Geroulanos further proposes to expand the reach of the name "antihumanism" by meticulously documenting lesser known antecedents, earlier phases of what the term might otherwise designate, seeking thereby to bring together a fuller, and detailed, account of numerous and diverse actors, elements and factors, and trends too, which in fact jointly define the greater part of the last century.
Man dies again!posted by Judith Surkis
"Man dies again." Or so might one entitle a tabloid version of Stefanos Geroulanos's excellent work on the history of antihumanist thought in twentieth-century France. The phrase, of course, echoes a New York Post headline—"Pope dies again"—that supposedly appeared when Pope John Paul I died in 1978, a mere 33 days after Pope Paul IV's passing. Like that likely apocryphal tabloid title, the simplistic formula is an apparently contradictory, but perhaps telling, misreading. First, it drastically reduces the density, richness, and rigor of Geroulanos's argument, which retraces multiple—at once overlapping and competing—formulations of atheistic critiques of humanism in the politically and intellectually turbulent decades following World War One. And second, it draws an associative link between the Post's unintentional précis of papal political theology and those strains of French thinking which most insistently worked against the divinization of "Man." Both the condensation and the displacement at work in the phrase seem to distort the book's aims and claims beyond recognition.
Religion, science, and the humanities: An interview with Barbara Herrnstein Smithposted by Nathan Schneider
Barbara Herrnstein Smith is a distinguished literary scholar at both Brown and Duke, who, since her undergraduate days, has had a special interest in the uses and misuses of scientific psychology. Her latest book, which stems from her 2006 Terry Lectures at Yale University, is Natural Reflections: Human Cognition at the Nexus of Science and Religion (Yale, 2010). It explores the ways in which contemporary cognitive science and evolutionary psychology are being called upon to, once and for all, explain religion. Also, don't miss her contributions to The Immanent Frame's discussion "A cognitive revolution?"
Hatred and humanismposted by Samuel Moyn
"Some of our comrades conceive this humanism as though it were a young, fair-haired girl walking through a scented meadow, a damsel wreathed in flowers." So reported Hélène Iswolsky, daughter of the last tsarist ambassador to Paris, citing a Soviet poet and "fanatical adherent of out-and-out communism" as to why the new Stalinist humanism was the real one, so long as it was defined correctly. "The picture is certainly attractive, and yet I must reject it," the poet continued. "Something within me revolts against it. … We are always talking about 'love, joy, and pride,' which form the ingredients of humanism, but our younger writers are too apt to forget the fourth element of humanism, which is expressed in the austere but beautiful idea of hatred."
Antihumanism and religionposted by Martin Kavka
One of the things that intellectual historians show us, although often only implicitly, is the fluidity of the terms of debates that we take to be self-evident. In An Atheism that Is Not Humanist Emerges in French Thought, Stefanos Geroulanos shows us this fluidity by focusing on the French history of objections to (and reformulations of) humanist discourse from 1929 to 1952, a history that suggests that the rigidity of the categories of "religion" and "humanism" in Anglophone discourse is exceptional and unnecessary.
Secularism, atheism, antihumanismposted by Stefanos Geroulanos
In a 1956 text on ethics and literature, Emmanuel Levinas offered the following diagnosis of the philosophical trends of his time: "Contemporary thought holds the surprise for us of an atheism that is not humanist. The gods are dead or withdrawn from the world; concrete, even rational man does not contain the universe." This atheism that is not humanist, the sense that certain strands of contemporary philosophy had abandoned secularism's central ethical and political investment in humanism, poses the motivating question behind the book I am presenting for discussion here, An Atheism that Is Not Humanist Emerges in French Thought. In twentieth-century French thought, particularly in the period from the end of World War I through the late 1950s, a new form of atheism, and with it, a new conception of man, emerged and crystallized. What historians and critics of French thought, literature, and intellectual culture have, since the 1960s, called "antihumanism," I argue, can be best understood in terms of this development, which is at once theological, epistemological, and political.
Humanists as cultural agentsposted by Doris Sommer
Without art, Victor Shklovsky writes in "Art as Technique," "life is reckoned as nothing. Habitualization devours works, clothes, furniture, one's wife, and the fear of war….And art exists that one may recover the sensation of life." In this spirit of freedom from anaesthetizing habit we can, and urgently should, take up the torn threads that tie humanism up with civic education. We humanists can join artists as cultural agents who promote creativity and interpretation as resources for social development. The objective is not a partisan victory but the formation of "thick" civic subjects who are alive to the world and exercise the free judgment that we learn, as Kant taught us, through developing a disinterested enjoyment of beauty. Democracy depends on sturdy and resourceful citizens able to engage more than one point of view and to wrest rights and resources from limited assets. In other words, non-authoritarian government counts on creativity to loosen conventional thought and free up the space where conflicts are negotiated, before they reach a brink of either despair or aggression.
The ruse of "secular humanism"posted by Michael Warner
Discussions of the secular can often be peculiarly remote. Whenever secularism is imagined as unbelief, or political neutrality, or an empty social space to be filled up with religious pluralism, it can be difficult to remember how it can also serve as a framework of corporeal experience and struggle. We are used to associating corporeal discipline and affect with religion, but not with the secular. So it might be excusable to begin with some personal reflection, not for the sake of autobiography but in order to tether analysis in some awareness of how the problem comes to have stakes. […]
A case of heteronomous thinkingposted by Stathis Gourgouris
As a story, A Secular Age rivals Hans Blumenberg's The Legitimacy of the Modern Age (which curiously it ignores) and does indeed belong to the largely neglected genre of speculative history. No doubt, it is a work of a lifetime's worth of erudition – about this there can be no argument – but the easiest thing one can do is to praise it. The best and most profound of what it has to offer is precisely that the domains of thought and history it privileges be interrogated in order to stand as departure points for further thinking. This interrogation and evaluation cannot stay simply at the level of the story, but must extend to what authorizes the story, Charles Taylor's (conscious or unconscious, explicit or implicit) politics. […]
Sex & aggressionposted by Jimmy Casas Klausen
I want to raise some questions about Taylor's account of "our moral landscape" after the mainstreaming of the sexual revolution in the 1960s. Our moral landscape has indeed changed—that is undeniable—and yet, in Taylor's hands, the cartography of that moral landscape appears all too familiar, and this is so because he does not take—indeed historically has not taken—the challenge of post-Nietzscheanism seriously.
Spinoza's immanenceposted by Lars Tønder
My hunch is that immanence does not necessarily lead to the "exclusive humanism" of which Taylor is so critical. My hunch is also that by questioning this connection we may (1) see some of Taylor's own blind spots and (2) create a new frame of experience irreducible to dichotomies of belief and unbelief, naïveté and reflexivity, interior and exterior. […]
The slipstream of disenchantment & the place of fullnessposted by Elizabeth Shakman Hurd
One of the most important books of our time, Charles Taylor's A Secular Age explains how many Europeans and their cultural heirs have come to experience moral fullness and identify their highest moral capacities and inspirations purely within the range of human power and without reference to God. It presents an alternative to "subtraction stories" of modernity in which superstition and belief are understood to have withered away, leaving room for modern science and humanism to flourish uninhibited by metaphysical constraints. […]


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Levi Johnston has almost gotten married a couple of times now, but it looks like this weekend the 22-year-old father of two is finally going to go through with it.
Bristol Palin sent flowers to her ex-fiance when he and his girlfriend Sunny Oglesby welcomed their daughter, Breeze Beretta Johnston, on September 12. Bristol may need to call the florist again, because Levi and Sunny are apparently getting married this weekend. A source in Wasilla, Alaska confirmed the news to Us Weekly.
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The green network has given the green light to pilots for "Vampire Diaries" and "Body Politic," according to
"Vampire Diaries" will be based on Alloy's novels that have been revived since "Twilight" has proven to be so popular with young women, which is CW's target demo.
In the novels, the beautiful Elena is known as the ice queen of her high school, but becomes the object of passion for two brothers -- vampire brothers. The elder sibling Damon is charming but sadistic and had fought with his brother over a girl centuries ago. The (relatively) younger Stefan is the angsty, silent but earnest one who actually cares for Elena deeply. Around them swirl ex-boyfriends,
"Diaries" would also mark a resurrection of sorts for Kevin Williamson, creator of "Dawson's Creek" and "Scream" film franchise. He's worked with The CW before on the short-lived "Hidden Palms." Williamson has written the pilot script with Julie Plec and will exec produce with her and Alloy's Les Morgenstein and Bob Levy.
"Body Politic," written by Jason Rothenberg and Bill Robinson, centers on a young woman who moves
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I know this forum has some serious CR fanboys. Unfortunately, he feels that his intelligence makes him better than others, and he belittles others for it. His attacks on Xion were not necessary.
It's all good. I lost respect for this guy a while back when he sent me a PM on Rage3D cursing me like an army sergeant because he didn't like how I disagreed with him on a certain topic.
He knows a lot about graphics architecture, but unfortunately I think some of his bias is seeping into some of these arguments. Some of these arguments he's spinning about like "artificial memory bottlenecks" and trying to accomplish a control measure with multiple cards and different architectures is very amusing to say the least. He talks about how 512 limits performance on prior Nvidia cards and then tries to apply it to the masses/ATI. Well I'm sorry, it doesn't work that way; you're dealing with an architecture that is quite different. He completely ignores how it
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1812 1C Large Date XF45 PCGS. S-288, B-3, R.2....
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1812 1C Large Date XF45 PCGS. S-288, B-3, R.2. The Classic type is readily secured in typical circulated grades, but Choice XF examples are very scarce. The present moderately circulated lavender-brown representative is free from spots, and marks are confined to star 2. Our EAC grade VF35.(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 224W, PCGS# 1564)
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Supra presents its brand new bag & accessories collection. The collection consists of six pieces, each of which is outfitted in weather resistant, black Gunny TUF. Head here to see all the goods.
Stevie Williams's first signature shoe from SUPRA, the S1W, is a state-of-the-art expression of contemporary footwear fashion and performance. The mid top combines modern design with traditional accents and is rich in advanced technologies. The stylish upper, for instance, is constructed atop an innovative, cored-out cup sole that features a lightweight SUPRAFOAM footbed with impact protection. Go here to peep all the styles and cop a pair.
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Supra has collaborated with music super-producer, television show host, and world-renowned sneaker aficionado, Just Blaze, to create this limited edition Skytop II for his birthday (January 8). The shoe has a grey and purple reflective leather upper on a vulcanized sole with white foxing and a purple pinstripe. It comes with a custom hang tag and sock liner art. Only 413 pairs were created, sequentially numbered above the stash pocket on the inside of the tongue. The Just Blaze Skytop II is on sale this Saturday, January 7, 2012. Those who purchase the Just Blaze Skytop II at SUPRA NYC (store opens at 9 am) will receive a VIP invitation to an exclusive SUPRA NYC event on Saturday evening with Just Blaze. The Just Blaze Skytop II is also available at suprafootwear.com and the select retailers worldwide. More looks after the jump.
Tom Penny closes out 2011 with some new footage from a session that recently went down at the ONE Bowl in Biarritz, France. Enjoy.
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Supra, who's boot program gets radder with each delivery, just dropped four new Skyboots for the holiday. Peep the detail on the Black full grain leather and green waxed canvas, Brown waxed leather, Navy TUF, and Wheat nubuck after the jump. Go here for more info.


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Long time 67's fan that's following Marc-Anthony Zanetti's career as he heads to Germany. I know from images that he was in a fight today but I'm looking for more info on it. I can't find English-friendly schedules for DEL and the ones I do start in September and don't count today's games.
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Aaron Levie, co-founder and chief executive officer at Box Inc., speaks during a featured session at the South By Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
The UpTake: Aaron Levie has a long way to go before Box is worth the kind of money Facebook paid for WhatsApp, a close reading of his company's IPO filing shows.
To put Box's IPO filing on Monday in perspective, think about how it stacks up against a couple of other big tech exits from early 2014: Facebook's $19 billion purchase of WhatsApp and Google's $3.2 billion acquisition of Nest. Not to mention Alibaba's upcoming U.S. offering, which may eclipse Facebook's $16 billion IPO in 2012.
Box is valued at just around $2 billion and put an initial target of $250 million on what it hopes to raise when it goes public, which could be as early as next month.
To be fair, WhatsApp, Nest and Alibaba are all exits by consumer-facing companies and two out of three of them are M&A deals which come at a premium.
For more news from the Silicon Valley Business Journal, check out Cromwell Schubarth's work.
But the Box IPO story on Monday didn't have the same "shock and awe" impact that those others have had in 2014.
After hearing about the WhatsApp deal earlier this year, Box CEO Aaron Levie himself told the Wall Street Journal,"It makes you depressed if you're not selling at $20 billion. I have a lot more work to do."
The numbers in Box's prospectus appear to indicate it could be a long time before it gets to be a $20 billion company, or even become profitable.
Early Box investor Mark Cuban, who had a falling out with Levie over growth strategy and bailed on his investment a couple years back, tweeted this about two of those numbers yesterday: "I wish @BoxHQ the best but I would combust if 8 years in I was responsible for $169mm in losses against less revs. I hope IPO gets them going."
Box indeed disclosed that it lost more money that it took in for the year ended in January: $168.6 million in net losses versus $124.2 million in revenue. Those losses grew by about 50 percent in the past year while the revenue grew by about 120 percent.
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