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Jokes aside, iPhone SE has a hidden ace up its sleeve: battery life.
Thats what you get when you have a reasonable thin iphone than an anorexic iphone, which doesn't protrude plus I still love the 5's design better than my own 6's.
Now if only they could sort out on what exactly is "space grey".
The bad news: Despite all those great features, it still feels a lot like the iPhone Apple unveiled 2.5 years ago.
That is not bad news at all. The iPhone Apple unveiled 2.5 years ago is much better looking and has the perfect size.
Seeing what the 9" "Pro" is (Pencil support and extra speakers) really makes me question whether or not I can seriously consider them to be "pro" at this point.
Exactly! To make it "pro" they should have included a faster processor, better graphics, better screen, better camera, etc. Oh wait, they did all those things too. Never mind.
iPhone SE is a downgrade, not a upgradeIt's a BIG upgrade from the 5s, the last 4" iPhone.
If you are not interested in 4" phones, then this simply isn't intended for you.
Glad you have other choices. But why begrudge others, their choice?
iPhone SE is a downgrade, not a upgradeDowngrade from what?
It's better than the iPhone 5S that it is replacing. And it's cheaper too!
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The sac bunt: That Which Is Seen and That Which Is Unseen
In Friday's game, Mike Matheny attempted to inspire his struggling center fielder Jon Jay by returning him to the top of the lineup. Batting second as part of of his manager's vote of confidence, Jay proceeded to … sacrifice bunt not once but twice. Nothing like making a couple of outs to break a slump.
But the point of this post is not to argue the best way to end a slump but instead to attempt to show why the non-pitcher sacrifice bunt remains such an alluring play despite evidence that it typically impedes a team's chances of scoring. We can look to another discipline for possible insight: economics.
Frederic Bastiat highlighted the concept of unseen consequences in his 1850 essay Ce qu'on voit et ce qu'on ne voit pas (That Which Is Seen and That Which Is Unseen), in which he told the parable of the broken window. We commend the entire piece to you, but to summarize: While at first glance, a shopkeeper's broken window appears to a be boon to the economy, insofar as it gives the glazier work (that which is seen), the reality is that the shopkeeper could've spent his money on something that left him materially better off (that which is unseen).
What does this have to do with sacrifice bunting? Well, one of the reasons that it's difficult for fans and managers to see any problem with it is that they focus on that which is seen: in the event of a "successful" bunt, a runner moves one base closer to home. Indeed, after we questioned the helpfulness of sac bunting and called them "dubious" on Twitter, we received the following plaint:
sacrificing to get the runner over? How does that help the team? Did you seriously ask that? … sacrifices are not dubious, they are a key to team baseball.
Without question, advancing a runner to the next base makes it easier for the runner to score. You can literally see the runner move to the next base. That's easy.
But as Bastiat declared, ""Stop there! your theory is confined to that which is seen; it takes no account of that which is not seen.":
It is not seen that as our shopkeeper has spent six francs upon one thing, he cannot spend them upon another. It is not seen that if he had not had a window to replace, he would, perhaps, have replaced his old shoes, or added another book to his library. In short, he would have employed his six francs in some way, which this accident has prevented.
The problem with the bunt isn't that it might marginally improve the team's situation. But rather, it's the opportunity forgone, since that advancing doesn't happen in a vacuum or without cost. And it's the cost that is the unseen part. After all, stadium scoreboards don't directly keep track of outs — think how much differently we'd view outs if the jumbotron had a big countdown from 27. But the reality is that outs are a precious commodity. When a team sacrifice bunts, it virtually guarantees an out.
This means that the team forgoes the possibility of something better happening, such as reaching base. In the case of Jay, who has a career .352 OBP, those odds are decent — or at least more decent than the sure odds of a sac bunt. And that's the reason why no sacrifice bunt by the Cardinals this year has positively impacted the team's win expectancy. This is not some academic sabermetric argument without relevance; it is the real consequence of tactics and directly impacts the outcome of a game.
In the interest of making the unseen seen, let's do the math. One frequent defense of the sac bunt, at least for Jay, is that his relative lack of hitting ability makes it a wise idea. But a player has to be pretty inept with the stick for that to be true. If we take as an example a tie game in the fifth inning (the second-most common inning for Matheny to order the sac bunt), the break-even on-base percentage for any batter to make it worthwhile is around .261. Jon Jay is struggling this year (.329 OBP) but not that much.
So when Mike Matheny spends Jon Jay's plate appearance on one thing, he cannot spend it on another. Whether its Matheny or your random fan, the former is easy to see. But it's the latter that makes all the difference when it comes to sac bunting.


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Germany, the Laws of Man and the Laws of God
I accept that there is a God for so many reasons. As Ben Gurion once said, to be a realist in Israel, you have to believe in miracles. Miracles are not random acts of coincidence. Random acts can happen, here or there, but when on a consistent basis the missiles miss by a few minutes or a few meters, you begin to believe. When a country shoots 39 missiles at a highly populated area, and one person dies...of a heart attack, you know. When you wake up and see this land and what we have done with it, you have faith.
There are, we believe, laws of God and laws of man. Observant Jews believe that laws of God must be followed; laws of man respected when the respect is justified, necessary, agreed upon, and lastly, do not conflict with the law of God. Jews are commanded to circumcise their sons on the eighth day of his life (barring any health issues which take precedence). When the law of the land goes against the law of God, we follow the laws of God because the laws of man can change according to the whim of man.
Germany has just decided that circumcision is not to be allowed in their oh-so-humane country. They, who perpetrated the most barbaric acts in the history of man, believe this simple act is barbaric. The anger that burns inside me has come to a boil and I cannot be diplomatic so I will be honest. To the Germans, I have nothing to say. When I was in Poland, I could not see the living because my eyes focused on the dead. All that I saw was the world they knew. I'd like to go back to Poland some day to see the beauty of the land because for the eight days I was there, I could only see the ashes, the cemeteries, the concentration camps and mass graves. The signs of the living - a young couple stealing a few kisses in a Jewish cemetery; Polish families walking their dogs and picnicking next to the graves of hundreds of Jewish children - these signs upset me, depressed me, and yes, even angered me.
I have never been to Germany; doubt I will ever go. It was painful to go to Poland; Germany would be agony. I have nothing to say to the Germans - they are man, nothing more. They can make all the laws they want. They did in 1933, in 1938, and they will in 2012. Their laws are nothing when compared to the laws of God. Germany has outlawed circumcision. All that means is that it is time for Jews to leave Germany - not just the young ones contemplating having children, but all Jews.
If you are not prepared to uphold the law of a country, you have the option to leave it. If you want to be able to circumcise your son according to the law of God, leave Germany. Now, before it is too late.
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- Adam Zur said...
In Western civilization following the Enlightenment, there is supposed to be a connection between Man's laws and Natural law (God's Laws). Man's laws are at least supposed to have as a goal to come to Divine law. This started with Saadia Geon who defined many of the laws of the Torah as Laws of Reason. The Rambam took this process further. It ended up with John Locke. The attack of on this Natural Law concept was from Austin. This is what is called legal positivism. After this introduction we can understand Germany. Hegel was the most popular and powerful influence in Germany during the entire 1800's. His idea of the individual being an insignificant part of the State is what led Germany to a radical Legal Positivism. Sadly this same process is happening in America. (I am trying to avoid saying that Hegel was positivist but he sure was on the slippery slop towards it. And his thought led to disastrous consequences in the twentieth century. Despite his depth of thought, it is hard not to see all the tendencies of Nazi and Communist totalitarianism in his thought.
- June 27, 2012 at 1:56 PM
Circumcision is genital mutilation that denies the infant his rights to religious freedom and protection from bodily harm. Your God doesn't exist, thank God. Do you also think it's okay to threaten and nearly go through with child sacrifice? Barbarism is out, get with the times.
- June 27, 2012 at 6:12 PM
- Findalis said...
It is easier to put it this way:
It only took 70 years for Germany to become Judenfrei. Hitler would be proud.
- June 27, 2012 at 6:44 PM
- NormanF said...
Germany doesn't have any right to lecture Jews about morality, cruelty and barbarism.
The descendants of the Nazi perpetrators should shut their mouths! Jewish practice is not illegal and while the Germans are free to decree against it, they will never change the Jewish relationship to G-d. Circumcision is only one symbol of that devotion to G-d that has lasted down through the ages.
In sum, the more things change...
- June 27, 2012 at 8:50 PM
- Kathrin said...
Wow, so I'm a human being, but nothing else, if I read that right. Well, thanks.
To clarify the situation: one judge in one court in Cologne said religious circumcision (all religious circumcision, so same goes for Muslims, by the way) should be considered bodily harm. However, this court is on the first level of jurisdiction, so that's far from the last word. In fact, it is highly likely that every other court after that will negate the decision. Also, it was one judge only and I can't wait to read his opinion, clarifying why he came to this stupid conclusion.
Really, one court in Cologne is not all of Germany.
- June 29, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- A Soldier's Mother said...
Dear Kathrin,
Yes, one judge in Cologne ruled (not said, ruled) that circumcision is considered bodily harm and therefore not allowed). Until it is overturned, if it will be overturned, it stands as a ruling in Germany. And yes, I know that this applies to Muslims as well.
First - thank you for the comment about this being a stupid conclusion.
Second - I have inside me this feeling that I should apologize...and I don't want to. I don't want to hurt your feelings. I don't want to feel as I do about the Germans - this anger deep inside that threatens to boil to the top at any minute...and does.
And yet...I will be honest - there are certain constants in this world that I do not believe will change. I can be diplomatic, or I can write my true feelings.
The diplomat in me would say there can be peace if...and then list a whole bunch of conditions that we all know will never happen.
The truth that no one wants to hear (including me) is that there will never be peace here in the Middle East...at least so long as there is an Israel. It is not this piece of land the Arabs object to our holding...it is every piece.
The diplomat in me would say that this is a new generation of Germans - and it is. The diplomat would say it is time to forgive. Not time to forget - even the diplomat is not that stupid.
The truth of my feelings is that I cannot forgive. I have to explain - those that did what they did cannot ask me forgiveness. They need to get that from the people they murdered and it is too late for that. They need to get that from the people who survived but do you think anyone can really forgive the barbaric murder of their parents, their siblings, aunts, uncles? I don't.
Do I hold today's Germans accountable...yes I do, in some way. Because I believe that just as the memory and blood of my great grandparents and parents flows through me; and just as the blood and memories of my father-in-law and mother-in-law flow through my husband; the memory and blood and yes, the hatred, of the Nazis flows in the blood of Germans. Does that mean that I am calling you Nazis? Not at all. Definitely not.
It means it is yours to reject, yours to guard against and yes, just as you would take care with a person who has been wounded...you have to take care of the Jews. Yes, that is your legacy and no, we don't need you to defend us. We have our army, our State, our sons.
It means a sensitivity to the Jewish people enough to understand that circumcision is older than Germany and Jews have been practicing it for thousands of years. A ruling that it is not allowed is a ruling that Jews cannot give birth in Germany. Even if you think you are having a girl baby, sometimes modern medicine is wrong. Are you going to take a baby across a border, sneaking out at night, to circumcise him?
A ruling that you cannot give birth in Germany and you are Jewish and want your son to be part of the Jewish people - means Jews cannot live in Germany. That's what that one judge ruled. Jews cannot live in Germany. I'm telling you this as a Jew. Agree with it, disagree with it - that is the bottom line. Sure, there are Jews that do not care...and there are also a large number of Jews who are now thinking, wondering and hopefully, considering leaving.
I'm sorry if that hurts you. I'm sorry if my comments hurt you. I have tried to "get over" this anger. I have tried to accept history as history and not as a thread into the make up of who we are. It doesn't work. You have to live with your past, and I have to live with mine.
Do I believe another Hitler is coming? Not in Germany at this time, though some would argue Ahmadinejad of Iran is close. I would say that another Hitler is far away - but not because of Germany but because of Israel.
And so we get to today's reality. Israel relies on God, not man. And so yes, Germans are but men. There is only one land in the entire world in which Jews must live...and it is not Germany.
- June 29, 2012 at 4:51 PM
I think your comments are not justified. This has nothing to do with hatred against Jews. You said yourself that Muslims also circumcise their boys. This is a sign of a godless secular society.
We need to believe in Jesus, who told us to love our neighbor, whether they are Jew or gentile and that everyone is the same before God. Only then there will be peace.
- June 30, 2012 at 3:03 AM
- Alan said...
>> I'm telling you this as a Jew
here we go again with the "I have the direct line to God so I can lecture you about authentic Jewish doctrine" schtick.
Please try to recall that not so very long ago, that line of logic led to Sicariim cutting the throats of other Jews in the streets of Jerusalem.
The blog-owner is an actual expert on being a mother of Israeli soldiers. There is no evidence that she is an expert, or even nominally well informed, about the situation in Germany.
She may or may not have private demons about German history. No problem, one's own blog is the correct place to discuss them. It is totally a different question as to whether a third party would decide to take those neurossii into account when making business decisions. The שייטת הצוללות , (for example, see http://articles.latimes.com/2012/may/11/world/la-fg-israel-navy-qa-20120511) apparently thought it would be an error. Now, our blog-owner is the mother of soldiers, not sailors. So we forgive her ignorance. She's not to old to learn. She might study at www.navyformoms.com
Everything's ok, because Germany possesses a Hebrew press published by locally-resident Israeli nationals. It's what I look at when I need to know the situation in Germany.
Or I could ask one of the mothers who has a kid stationed at the חיל הים liason office inside the Kiel shipyard!!!
- June 30, 2012 at 5:53 PM
Like it or not but it's a barbaric custom and Germany is thank God a secular state no a religious one.It's the most sensitive point on a man and you guys are butchering there with you knifes and i don't know.It's torture it's as simple as that.Barbaric oldfashioned torture.Until today i thought Israel were also a secular democratic state but you write Israel relies of God not on laws made by man?So what do you have the Knesset for?When has Germany asked to defend Israel?I've never heard of it so why are you writing such BS?And why do you insist on the 3 billions from US annually when you say you don't need anyone.Do you really believe Israel can survive alone on its own?History tells us something different,the Yom Kippur war was for Israel a disaster it could only survive with massive American help
- July 1, 2012 at 1:09 AM
Great post paula. You make some interesting points. However, there is something I disagree with. Why should Jews leave the country? I personally don't like the idea of leaving without doing anything about it. It's a stupid law, in my opinion, and we should raise our voices, we have a right to do so. I don't know how they make or change laws in germany but we must believe in change. And only leave the country when we've done what we can and when there's no option left.
- July 1, 2012 at 4:04 AM
Great post paula. You make some interesting points. However, there is something I disagree with. Why should Jews leave the country? I personally don't like the idea of leaving without doing anything about it. It's a stupid law, in my opinion, and we should raise our voices, we have a right to do so. I don't know how they make or change laws in germany but we must believe in change. And only leave the country when we've done what we can and when there's no option left.
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Undiscovered Self by C. G. Jung
Book DescriptionIn The Undiscovered Self Jung explains the essence of his teaching for a readership unfamiliar with his ideas. He highlights the importance of individual responsibility and freedom in the context of today's mass society, and argues that individuals must organize themselves as effectively as the organized mass if they are to resist joining it. To help them achieve this he sets out his influential programme for achieving self-understanding and self-realization. The Undiscovered Self is a book that will awaken many individuals to the new life of the self that Jung visualized.
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Book DetailsISBN: 9780415278393
(198mm x 129mm x 5mm)
Pages: 96
Imprint: Routledge
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publish Date: 4-Apr-2002
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
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Author Biography - C. G. Jung
Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Founded the analytical school of psychology and developed a radical new theory of the unconscious.
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