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The Faster Times dot com: "Baseball and Philosophy"
Published on 2009-07-10 01:50:00
Feel like you just haven't read enough philosophical baseball analysis lately? or maybe an insufficient quantity of baseballical philosophy analysis? well then, have i got news for you.thursday at 3pm, a brand new online newspaper "launched." (i'm not quite comfortable with the industry-speak yet; hence the scarequotes.)it's called "The Faster Times"it is being run and staffed and written for by a very impressive and credentialed group of people- see here.i am far less credentialed, but here i a
Bearly Stirring
Published on 2009-05-16 01:11:00
First, thanks so much to all y'all who have inquired as to when I will resume posting here at Soxlosophy; bloggers get paid in caring, as best I can tell. In a recession, even.Second, not posting does not entail not being angry at events/processes such as getting closed out by BBrdsma in Seattle.Third, this is not a proper post, but a programmatic one. Or, perhaps, a warning that a programmatic post is forthcoming; I'll be posting an update soon.Thanks for checking in. Go team.
Peace in the A.L. East
Published on 2008-10-20 23:40:00
When the Soviet Union fell, the United States was left without a rival; it stood alone as the world's sole superpower. With alternative forms of government seemingly vanquished, some even proclaimed the end of history. But history has a way of returning. China, Iran and a reemergent Russia strut on the world stage. Now, some will have us prepare for a post-american world.The Red Sox ended history too, vanquishing the Yankees in '04, and then finally finishing ahead of the Evil Empire in the A.L.
