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Los aforismos de Dragoš Kalajić – Parte I

“Wolfgang”, de la serie “Retratos de las naciones europeas”, 1993, de Dragoš Kalajić [dragoskalajic.com]

Traducción de Juan Gabriel Caro Rivera

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Presentamos a continuación una traducción de los aforismos del 26 al 42 del libro "Pensamientos" seleccionados póstumamente por el gran intelectual serbio Dragoš Kalajić (1943-2005), una de esas figuras monumentales de ese "siglo XX alternativo" cuya vida y obra son imposibles de abarcar usando términos de carácter genérico. Filósofo, artista del "realismo hiperbóreo", autor de múltiples géneros, locutor de televisión, crítico cultural, graduado cum laude de la Accademia di Belle Arti en Roma, y que al parecer fue elogiado por el propio Julius Evola, fue también un activista geopolítico y visionario, un Tradicionalista (a quien se le atribuye la introducción del Tradicionalismo en Yugoslavia), patriota serbio con una agenda paneuropea (y, de hecho, euroasiática), "un hombre que tenía su propio Centro": todas estas descripciones que se pueden hacer son incapaces de transmitir el sentido de sus inmensos compromisos, de sus obras y el legado de este pensador que, aunque famoso en su Serbia natal y en menor medida también conocido en Italia y Rusia, sigue siendo en gran parte desconocido en el resto del mundo. La difusión de las obras de Kalajić sigue siendo una tarea para el futuro. Por ahora presentamos una traducción de una serie de "aforismos" de Kalajić que los curadores de dragoskalajic.com, el único archivo y recurso web dedicado a Kalajić que conocemos, nos ofrecen como "una pequeña selección subjetiva, para empezar a indagar en él". Los compiladores voluntarios, que permanecen anónimos, nos comentan sobre estos pasajes que:

“Nos abstendremos de decir palabras muy elocuentes en este lugar. Pero no podemos dejar de señalar que, en el siglo XX, en la cultura, el arte y el pensamiento serbios, no hay una voz ni un fenómeno comparable al de Kalajić. Si hubiera escrito en una de las grandes lenguas europeas, casi nadie cuestionaría hoy su lugar entre los grandes... No hablamos de la fama, porque nuestra noción de fama [la gloria] se encuentra a una distancia infinitamente lejana de la banalidad actual encarnada en esa ruidosa y vana 'civilización del espectáculo'”.

I. La autoestima es la base de cualquier autoconfianza válida.

II. Es necesario pensar y actuar incondicionalmente, independientemente de cualquier amenaza de derrota o de la promesa de la victoria. No hay victoria más valiosa que la lealtad a uno mismo en la derrota, ni hay una derrota más grande que la traición a uno mismo por el bien de la victoria.

III. Bajo los golpes de la enemistad, cuando estás abrumado por la ansiedad y el desasosiego, por los sentimientos de la desesperanza y la soledad, mirar las catedrales siderales nos inspira una lección acerca de la serenidad soberana y la claridad celestial. Nuestro hogar se encuentra allí.

IV. Debemos cultivar en nuestro interior la flexibilidad y la solidez del ser, como si se tratara de fabricar una espada extraordinaria forjada en una de las más grandes armerías que existen. La flexibilidad por sí sola es maleable y la rigidez por sí sola es frágil. Es necesario mantener ambas cualidades: la flexibilidad sirve a la rigidez y evita las fracturas, mientras que la solidez se encuentra al servicio de la flexibilidad y suprime el hecho de que esta se pliegue.

V. Tenemos que reconocer y evaluar los fines mediante los medios. Solo los medios justifican los fines.

VI. Es mejor ser un león muerto que un perro vivo. En la memoria de nuestros descendientes, un ejemplo virtuoso es más poderoso y fecundo que la vida que los trajo a este universo hecho de arena.

VII. No sigas el camino de la acción para ganar ni te desvíes del camino de la acción para perder: si eres fiel a ti mismo, si lo eres por completo, entonces no puedes ni ganar o perder nunca más.

VIII. La falta de cuidado hacia el propio cuerpo y la falta de alguna clase de acción es el signo externo de una capitulación interna, es el signo de la falta de confianza en los valores profesados por uno mismo.

IX. A la pregunta "¿Quiénes son tus padres?", la respuesta correcta es: "Mis padres son la tradición solar". Se dice en nuestros libros sagrados: "La luz que brilla sobre nosotros, que brilla más allá de todo, sobre el universo, en los mundos más elevados sobre los cuales no existe nada más alto, es la misma luz que brilla dentro del hombre".

X. En nuestros libros sagrados se dice que "el sol que vemos con nuestros ojos es una imagen del sol inteligible que no vemos en nuestros ojos".

XI. A la pregunta "¿De dónde venimos y hacia dónde vamos?", la respuesta correcta es: "Vengo desde una región sideral y me dirijo hacia el camino de las estrellas. En todo lugar y en todo momento, sé muy bien que vengo desde muy lejos y que iré hacia un lugar lejano: vienes desde la prehistoria y te diriges hacia la suprahistoria”.

XII. Acerca de las cualidades presentes en el hombre de la tradición solar se dice, en nuestros libros sagrados, lo siguiente: "Y si el mundo entero se llegara a derrumbar, él permanecería erguido entre las ruinas". Si no existe lo terreno, entonces la contemplación de la infinitud de las estrellas es su fortaleza. La firmeza de tu ser hace parte del baluarte propio de la estabilidad de este orden sideral.

XIII. Tú eres un discípulo y la Mente cósmica es tu maestro supremo. En esta escuela superior de aprendizaje, la pregunta más difícil es: "¿Quién eres tú?" La respuesta por excelencia es: "Yo soy tú".

XIV. En esta arena en medio del Juego del cosmos, la posición erguida y única del hombre es un signo de su orientación ideal: el regreso a una “morada sideral”, a través de la educación, a través de la institución de las estrellas. La posición erguida es también la más inestable: señal de que el ser del hombre en este Juego cósmico busca el todo o la nada.

XV. Debemos dedicar mucha más atención e importancia a los nombres que a las definiciones de los seres. Los nombres se derivan de las experiencias y son la manifestación directa de los seres, mientras que las definiciones son intentos de la razón de limitar arbitrariamente lo que es y, debido a su propia naturaleza, son algo ilimitado.

XVI. Piensa como si fueras a morir mañana y actúa como si nunca fueras a morir.

XVII. Al seguir el camino de nuestra misión, debemos afronta obstáculos como el medio de ascender sobre los abismos, teniendo en cuenta esto como un medio de superación contra los absurdos y de transformación cualitativa del yo. Este mundo no es más que la arena de un juego a través del cual los seres son educados y probados para misiones más elevadas y tareas más difíciles.

XVIII. No lamentemos la dificultad de la tarea frente a la misión que se nos asigna, porque esta dificultad es una evaluación de nuestros valores y capacidades.

XIX. El sufrimiento, la tristeza o el miedo son nombres diferentes para nuestras mismas debilidades. Así que no culpemos a los demás ni a las cosas por nuestras desgracias, sino que pongámonos de pie con tal de luchar contra nuestras propias debilidades.

XX. No permitamos que nuestra conciencia sea contaminada y menospreciada por miedos y esperanzas provocados por suposiciones arbitrarias sobre la naturaleza de la muerte; por tus actos y pensamientos condicionas indirectamente la naturaleza de tu propia muerte.

XXI. Pon a prueba tu misma integridad y la firmeza de tu ser con moderación en medio de la abundancia, de la castidad en medio de la orgía, del resplandor en medio de la oscuridad. La forma correcta de examinar el yo no es la supresión de las tentaciones, sino la soberanía del yo sobre todas las tentaciones.

XXII. No te detengas en los pensamientos y acciones virtuosos de los seres humanos, pues son sólo indicadores de modelos cósmicos, manifestaciones o reflejos del resplandor de la Mente cósmica. Esfuércese por alcanzar modelos originales.

XXIII. Debemos ser indiferentes ante la gloria que brinda la gente. Donde está la Mente cósmica, ahí está nuestra gloria.

XXIV. El rostro es el testimonio más inmediato y evidente de los seres, especialmente sus ojos, que son las "ventanas del alma". La palabra "rostro" proviene de la palabra "hacer", porque el rostro es la expresión sintética de un conjunto de pensamientos y hechos.

XXV. No se acerca el fin del mundo, sino el fin de una serie de mundos ilusorios construidos sobre la arena del universo. En estas circunstancias, es aconsejable aplicar el principio que es denominado como “cabalgar el tigre”, que significa no oponerse en vano a los elementos, sino “cabalgarlos” y esperar a que se produzca su propio agotamiento.

XXVI. Es necesario crear espacios “paralelos”, levantar ciudadelas alternativas que sean creíbles, ellas serán los centros virtuales donde se dará la cristalización de una nueva cultura eutópica. No existe el “contacto” con el enemigo, no existe tampoco el conflicto ni el diálogo, no hay polémica ni compromiso, sino que se da una eficacia de lo que está totalmente aislado y la preparación de nuevos valores y la alegría de vivir.

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By Bucky Brooks, NFL.com Analyst The 2020NFL Draftis underway! You can follow all of the picks with ourNFL Draft Trackerand tune in to NFL Network, ABC, ESPN and ESPN Deportesfor live coverage. The draft will also be streamed live via the NFL app and ESPN app. Below is Bucky Brooks’ analysis for every pick by every NFL team. For reference, you can see every pick fromBrooks’ final NFL mock draftatMock Draft Central. 1) JOE BURROW, QB, CINCINNATI BENGALS The Heisman Trophy winner gives theBengalsa franchise quarterback to build around. As a quick-rhythm passer with outstanding poise, accuracy and playmaking ability, Burrow plays like a pass-first point guard running a fast break in the open court with a knack for getting the ball to his playmakers in their sweet spots. 2) CHASE YOUNG, EDGE, WASHINGTON REDSKINS Ron Rivera grabs the best player in the draft to fortify a defensive line that could feature five former first-round picks. Young is a natural pass rusher with A-plus size, athleticism, first-step quickness and technical skills. He gives the ‘Skins a Julius Peppers-like playmaker off the edge. 3) JEFF OKUDAH, CB, DETROIT LIONS TheLionstake a rock-solid cornerback with excellent man-to-man cover skills. He’s at his best in press coverage but displays the footwork and movement skills to shadow from afar. Okudah’s overall toughness and tackling skills will also stand out on the perimeter. 4) ANDREW THOMAS, OT, NEW YORK GIANTS Experienced offensive tackle (41 career starts) with the potential to play on either side of the line. Thomas is a rugged blocker in the run game but also displays the balance, body control and anchor to snuff out pass rushers off the edge. 5) TUA TAGOVAILOA, QB, MIAMI DOLPHINS TheDolphinsdidn’t have to tank for the QB they’ve been tied to for over a year. Tagovailoa has a game that reminds some of a youngDrew Brees, with his accuracy, anticipation and touch earning high marks. He is a franchise QB with the potential to elevate the play of others with his talent and leadership skills. 6) JUSTIN HERBERT, QB, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS Anthony Lynn wants to implement the Shanahan system with a mobile playmaker capable of thriving in a stretch-bootleg scheme. Herbert has outstanding arm talent and is a nimble athlete with the capacity to make accurate throws on the move. Playing in a play-action scheme that creates huge voids in the intermediate range should help Herbert thrive as a passer. 7) DERRICK BROWN, DT, CAROLINA PANTHERS ThePanthersneeded to fortify the interior of their defensive line with a disruptive force at defensive tackle. Brown is an absolute monster as an interior defender with A-plus size, strength and explosiveness. He is a high-motor player with impressive run-stopping skills and pass rush potential. 8) ISAIAH SIMMONS, LB/S, ARIZONA CARDINALS Simmons is an electric hybrid defender capable of playing anywhere on the second level. He is a unique playmaker with impact potential as a blitzer or cover guy vs. tight ends and running backs. It will be interesting to see how theCardinalsuse a multi-dimensional player with a rare set of skills and versatility. 9) CJ HENDERSON, CB, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Henderson is a polished cover CB with outstanding athleticism and movement skills. He flashes natural instincts, awareness and ball skills in coverage, and is efficient in man and zone coverage. Tackling was an issue but he is arguably the best cornerback in the class. 10) JEDRICK WILLS, OT, CLEVELAND BROWNS TheBrownsadd a bully to the offensive line with the size, strength and power to maul defenders in the running game while stalemating pass rushers off the edge. Wills played RT at Alabama but his footwork and athleticism should enable him to handle the blindside without a problem as a pro. 11) MEKHI BECTON, OT, NEW YORK JETS Mammoth OT with A-plus size, athleticism and movement skills. 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He can play in press or off, and has the potential to move inside as a slot corner. 17) CEEDEE LAMB, WR, DALLAS COWBOYS Mike McCarthy could see a littleDavante Adamsin Lamb’s game. The Oklahoma standout is an impressive playmaker with spectacular ball skills and running ability. He is a threat to score from anywhere on the field, and he gives theCowboysa potent set of pass catchers on the perimeter. 18) AUSTIN JACKSON, OT, MIAMI DOLPHINS A talented OT with natural left tackle skills, Jackson plays with outstanding balance, body control and lateral quickness. He has All-Pro potential from a physical standpoint but needs some time to refine his technique as an edge blocker. 19) DAMON ARNETTE, CB, LAS VEGAS RAIDERS Rock-solid CB with a steady game that’s better than advertised. Arnette plays with a technical savvy and discipline that’s common in veteran corners. He has the capacity to play press or off, and plays with outstanding vision as a zone defender. 20) K’LAVON CHAISSON, EDGE, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Jaguarsget an explosive speed rusher with outstanding first-step quickness and closing burst. Chaisson has big-time potential as a pass rusher, but he hasn’t put up the sack numbers to match his talent. He could make a major leap when he settles in as a pro. 21) JALEN REAGOR, WR, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES TheEaglesneeded a speed WR and they get one in Reagor. The TCU standout is electric with the ball in his hands, and he also displays the speed to act as a deep threat on the outside. With theEagleslooking to upgrade the weaponry aroundCarson Wentz, it is not a surprise to see Reagor get the call at this point of the draft. 22) JUSTIN JEFFERSON, WR, MINNESOTA VIKINGS TheVikingsget one of the best route runners in the draft to replaceStefon Diggs. Jefferson is an A-plus slot receiver but also has experience playing on the outside at LSU. 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The Arizona State standout is an explosive runner with the ball in his hands and his open-field running skills make him a threat to score from anywhere on the field. With Kyle Shanahan masterfully creating big-play opportunities on catch-and-run concepts, the49ers‘ offense is even scarier with Aiyuk coming on board. 26) JORDAN LOVE, QB, GREEN BAY PACKERS (VIA DOLPHINS) WithAaron Rodgerson the back nine of his career, thePackerswisely select a young quarterback to groom as his successor. Love is not a finished product at this stage of his career but spending a few seasons working on his craft in the shadows of the two-time MVP could serve him well when he takes over down the road. 27) JORDAN BROOKS, LB, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Pete Carroll loves instinctive players with nonstop motors and physical playing styles. Brooks is a tackling machine with the capacity to stone runners in the hole or chase them down on the perimeter. He is fast, tough and productive with a knack for shooting through gaps. 28) PATRICK QUEEN, LB, BALTIMORE RAVENS The LSU standout is a sideline-to-sideline playmaker with quick diagnostic skills. He is an exceptional “see ball, get ball” defender with the speed, quickness and explosiveness to track down runners all over the field. 29) ISAIAH WILSON, OT, TENNESSEE TITANS If you want to maul and mash, there’s nothing wrong with running behind a mammoth OT with a powerful game. Wilson is a road grader with the capacity to blow defenders off the ball and his run blocking skills should work well with theTitans‘ scheme and offensive philosophy. 30) NOAH IGBINOGHENE, CB, MIAMI DOLPHINS (VIA PACKERS) The pick might stand out as a surprise but Igbinoghene is an A-plus athlete with exceptional straight-line speed and quickness. He is a press-only corner with a competitive streak that shows up on tape. 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Meet the Lunch and Learn Academy Partners

In response to the disruption that COVID-19 has caused to internships, budgets, jobs, and lives… The AD Club of New York’s Foundation Lunch & Learn Academy joined forces with #SAVETHEINTERNSHIPSNY (Rebecca Rivera), Keni Thacker’s The G.R.O.W.T.H. Initiative, and The Adversity Group (Shameka Brown & Julius Dunn, III) to provide an internship curriculum & experience this summer the wouldn’t negate…

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Art F City: This Week’s Must-See Art Events: Reading is Fundamental

Start your week off with a dose of Civil Rights history Monday at IFC, where fierce pussy is screening The Black Power Mixtape and Wednesday at ICP, where Hettie Jones will be talking about what Making America Great really looks like. Thursday, we’re looking forward to two book launches. Andrea McGinty will be releasing her Ah Yes Bad Things at Printed Matter and Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art is throwing a party to celebrate the catalog for their current exhibition Queer Threads. Friday night there are mysterious but promising exhibitions opening all over Brooklyn. Then it’s DUMBO open studios all weekend. End the week with a day trip to New Haven (seriously, it’s a painless train ride) where Bortolami’s ARTIST/CITY program has paired Tom Burr with a Marcel Breuer masterpiece that now finds itself surrounded by an IKEA parking lot.

The world is a strange and wondrous place. We’ll see you out in it.

Mon

IFC Center

323 Sixth Ave at West 3rd St, New York, NY 8:00 PMWebsite

fierce pussy presents The Black Power Mixtape

Queer feminist collective fierce pussy is hosting this screening of The Black Power Mixtape, which everyone should see. The film is the result of Swedish journalists travelling to the United States in the 1960s and 70s with the intention of exposing the country’s lesser-told realities. It features appearances from Angela Davis, Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton.

After the film, join fierce pussy at Julius Bar (159 West 10th St. at Waverly), the oldest gay bar in New York City, for drinks and discussion.

Tue

Black Ball Projects

374 Bedford Ave. 1st Floor Brooklyn, NY 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Website

Just Cause

This exhibition includes the work of three artists from the international Residency Unlimited program: Maria Agureeva (Russia), Juan Sánchez (Spain), and Benjamin Brett (UK). All of their work is extremely different, but intersects along “by way of conceptual concerns and intellectual reason, paired with doing something ‘just because’—instinctual and driven by a sense of chance and play.”

Here, that conceptual concern is the balance between external politics and free will. We’re curious to see how that translates to each artist’s respective practice—Agureeva uses her own body in pieces that function as both painting and sculpture, Benjamin Brett makes conceptual paintings that combine narrative and abstraction, and Juan Sánchez uses economical materials and art historical references to comment on labor and impermanence. This should be a heady show.

Curated by Jason Tomme, Ana Wolovick

Wed

The International Center of Photography

1114 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 7:30 PM - 9:30 PMWebsite

Radical Conversation: Making America Great - Hettie Jones: The History of Greatness

ICP has been responding the current political crisis with a programming series that’s pretty on point. This week, they’re hosting a talk by Hettie Jones on exactly what making America “great again” really means. Jones has a long history of working through publications—she published the radical Yugen magazine from 1958 to 1962, numerous books for children of color when they were a rarity, and was a chair of the PEN Prison Writing Program. That’s a lot of experience and wisdom to share about working in the face of adversity, and boy do we need it right about now!

Vector Gallery

199 E 3rd St. New York, NY 8:00 PM - 11:59 PMWebsite

Vectorian New Year : HAPPY 2030 AD

Who ever knows what the hell is going on at Vector Gallery? We applaud AFC alum Whitney Kimball for her in-depth attempt at deciphering their mysterious ways. Whatever “Crown Prince of Hell” JJ Brine and his accomplices are up to, it’s usually fun. If you need a break from reality in these stressful days, this celebration of the 2030 Vectorian New Year might be just about the closest thing to experiencing an alternate universe on a Wednesday night in Manhattan.

From the event page:

Facebook has rejected the language of this event ad on numerous ocasions due to the asymmetrical relationship between SHAY culture of 2017 and the notion fo a 2030 temporality by Vectorian reckoning. Therefore Eye am left with no other choice than to state the following : all symbological designations of time and its passage, Gregorian or otherwise, are conceptual art proects purporting to account for the laws of now, then, soon, and when was that again?

Thu

Printed Matter

231 Eleventh Ave. New York, NY 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMWebsite

Book Launch: Ah Yes Bad Things by Andrea McGinty

We’re big fans of Andrea McGinty. The artist has a rare capacity for conveying bittersweet, humorous reflections on contemporary living with economical combinations of mass-produced products. That might be a vibrator dancing endlessly around a juicer or a humidifier wrapped in workout clothes with optimistic platitudes. For anyone who’s felt alienated by the endless barrage of ever-more-unattainable “wellness” or “self-care” promised by consumer culture, her work feels like a poetic confidant to share a skeptical eye-roll.

We’re excited to see how this strategy translates to publication form. McGinty is launching her first book from local publishers Soft City, Ah Yes Bad Things. The book comprises ephemera from her smartphone: Tweets, messages, notes, and images from the camera roll. That’s an increasingly common approach to compiling artist books, but we’re guessing McGinty’s will be singularly insightful, weird, and funny.

Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art

26 Wooster St New York, NY 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMWebsite

Book Launch: Queer Threads

We haven’t had a chance to check out Queer Threads, the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art’s survey of LGBTQ+ fibers artist yet. This looks like the night to do it. AMMO Books is launching a 192-page color catalog featuring the work of and interviews with 30 queer fiber artists. It’s a good mix of local, national, and international artists. It sounds like a keeper. JD Samson (queer icon behind feminist bands such as MEN and Le Tigre) will be DJing the event.

Curated by John Chaich

Artists: Chris Bogia, Melanie Braverman, Jai Andrew Carrillo, Chiachio & Giannone, Liz Collins, Ben Cuevas, Pierre Fouché, James Gobel, Jesse Harrod, Larry Krone, Rebecca Levi, Aubrey Longley-Cook, Aaron McIntosch, Allyson Mitchell, John Thomas Paradiso, Sheila Pepe, Maria E. Piñeres, Allen Porter, L. J. Roberts, Sonny Schneider, Buzz Slutzky, Nathan Vincent, Jessica Whitbread.

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This Friday or Next Friday

89 Bridge Street Brooklyn, NY 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMWebsite

Tough

What’s this show going to look like? If Alicia Gibson’s oil painting “Nail Polishing Club” (above) is any indication, great. The event page only lists the artists and the below list of tough stuff, so we’ll have to wait until Friday to satisfy our piqued curiosity. Even the artists we’re familiar with aren’t an indication—conceptual painter Joshua Bienko’s work always seems to look different, but it’s almost always good.

Tough break Tough shit Tough cookies Tough nut Tough luck Tough love Tough as nails

Artists: Alex Sewell, Alicia Gibson, Joshua Bienko, Jenna Gribbon, Sam Jablon

Present Company

254 Johnson Ave. Brooklyn, NY 7:00 PM - 10:00 PMWebsite

Sharper Image

We love Dina Kelberman and Milton Melvin Croissant III (two of the artists in our Providence College show Geographically Indeterminate Fantasies: The Animated GIF as Place). Kelberman samples pop culture or the endless archives of the internet with often hilarious, often overwhelming ends. Croissant (yes… real, awesome name) creates insanely detailed CGI renderings of the corporate blandscape and various other digital environments. Whatever they’re showing here, it’s going to be great.

Andrew Brischler, Milton Melvin Croissant III, Matthew Deleget, Rico Gatson, Adam Henry, Dina Kelberman, Andy Mister, Adams Puryear, Christopher Rivera, Emily Mae Smith, Wendy White

Grace Exhibition Space

840 Broadway Brooklyn, NY 7:00 PM - 11:55 PMWebsite

Heartbreak Hotel

Heartbreak Hotel is succinctly described as “Five hour simultaneous durational pieces with bells, whistles, and fog.” Sounds like a fun haunted house?

The show features work from some of our favorite artists in the Bushwick scene, such as FlucT’s Sigrid Lauren and video/installation artist Miles Pflanz.

Generally, I’d say five hours is more of an endurance challenge for the viewer than the performer. But this format and lineup might just keep things engaging all the way to midnight.

Artists: Angeli, Camila Cañeque, David Ian Bellows/Griess, Sigrid Lauren, Whitney Mallett, Miles Pflanz

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20 Jay Street, Smack Mellon, A.I.R. Gallery, Art in General, Janet Borden, Inc., Made in NY Media Center by IFP, MINUS SPACE, Smack Mellon, This Friday or Next Friday, United Photo Industries, Usagi NY

Brooklyn, NY 1:00 PM - 6:00 PMWebsite

DUMBO Open Studios

Thanks to Two Trees’ Space Subsidy Program (of which we’re also a beneficiary) AFC has some pretty cool neighbors. Come meet them at Art in DUMBO’s open studio crawl. Participating spaces include New York Studio School, The Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program, Triangle Arts Association, A.I.R. Gallery, Art in General, Janet Borden, Inc., Made in NY Media Center by IFP, MINUS SPACE, Smack Mellon, This Friday or Next Friday, United Photo Industries, Usagi NY.

It’s a lot of art to see, but it’s mostly within a block or two of 20 Jay Street (where about half of the participants are tenants). If you can’t do it all at once, come back on Sunday, when studios will also be open.

Artists: Cey Adams, Alejandro Avakian, Sharon Buttler, Chantal Calato, CAM, Davide Cantoni, Elise Church, Jennifer Paige Cohen, Marsha Cottrell, Beth Dary, Eva Davidova, Blane De St Croix, Marc Dennis, Peter Drake, Rodolfo Edwards, Gabriele Evertz, Michael Farmer, Jen Ferguson, Celeste Fichter, Marney Fuller, Tom Fruin, Anne Gilman, Tessa Grundon, Teri Hackett, Michelle Handelman, Elizabeth Hazan, Daniel Horowitz, Julian Hsiung, Diana Jensen, Dale Kaplan, Laura Karetzky, Jerry Kearns, Kevin Kelly, Minku Kim, Stefan Killen, Brian Kokoska, Pavel Kraus, Jen Lewin, Eric LoPresti, Roxi Marsen, Jamie Martinez, Mary Mattingly, Gregory Mirzayantz, Vladimir Nazarov, James Nazarov, Anne Peabody, Bundith Phunsombatlert, Margaret Reid Boyer, Elizabeth Riley, Jennifer Riley, Kara Rooney, Natalie Rye, Andrea Sanders, Shelter Serra, Richard Sigmund, Deborah Simon, Jiwon Song, Laetitia Soulier, Susan Stainman, Thomas Stevenson, Auguste Rhonda Tymeson, Alexi Worth, Zach Zeeger, Darrel Hostvedt, Weixian Jiang

Sun

Former Armstrong Rubber Building

450 Sargent Drive New Haven, CT 11:00 AM - 4:00 PMWebsite

Tom Burr: New Haven

Bortolami’s ARTIST/CITY initiative famously put Eric Wesley in a Suburban Midwestern Taco Bell last year (the idea behind the project is to pair the gallery’s artists with unusual spaces outside of NYC to make new work). But the most exciting pairing might be Tom Burr’s takeover of the IKEA-owned brutalist landmark Pirelli building. Designed by Marcel Breuer, it’s one of the many modernist gems sprinkled incongruously around the small city. At present, it sits empty like a sculptural object in the parking lot of an IKEA. It’s an odd example of suburbia sort of subsuming the utopian architecture that just-barely preceded it.

Tom Burr has been creating works in response to the building (which was designed, coincidentally, in 6-foot segments; exactly the artist’s height). This should definitely be worth the Metro North ride (and like, a trip to IKEA!). It’s one of the few Bortolami ARTIST/CITY projects within the NYC metro area, so be sure not to miss it.

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readingandwritingandreading · 1 year ago

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Quiz Time!

Hello Friends! I don't get asked alot of questions about my writing or process so I thought it would be fun to see how you guys think I do it while I work on the next chapters of Alpha Drew and Alpha Bucky!

Question #1

And the correct answer is!! SONGS! Congrats to whoever voted for that one! Here are the songs and the parts of it that really stuck out to me (as you can see, i have several works coming soon that i am already getting info for):

Hold You Up - Marcel Barthel x Kiya Bryant x Fabian Aichner

Hold You Up – Shane Harper

“The world is so broken and sometimes it leaves you cold. And at times you can't feel the fire to guide you home. The demons will haunt you and try to steal what you know. But the angels, they brought you, and they're gonna hold you up.”

Heartbeat - Ethan Carter III x Adalynn Strowman

Heartbeat – Carrie Underwood

“I wanna feel it like a kick drum, beatin' faster in your chest. I wanna feel you holding onto me and make me hold my breath. You pull me closer, my head on your shoulder Baby, we won't need a song. We'll make a fallen star wish, one more slow kiss. What are we waiting on?”

Yours - Dominik Dijakovic x Skye Simmons

Yours – Russell Dickerson

“I was one in a hundred billion A burned out star in a galaxy. Just lost in the sky, wonderin' why, Everyone else shines out but me. But. I came to life when I first kissed you, The best me has his arms around you. You make me better than I was before, Thank God I'm yours.”

The Day Before You - Ridge Holland x Lyssa Hutchinson

The Day Before You – Rascal Flatts

“I was ready to settle for less than love And not much more. There was no such thing as a dream come true. But that was on the day before you. Now you're here and everything's changing. Suddenly life means so much, I can't wait to wake up tomorrow And find out this promise is true. I will never have to go back To the day before you.”

Long Time Coming - Bucky Barnes x Carina Rivera

Long Time Coming – Oliver James

“It's been a long time coming down this road, And now I know. What I've been waiting for. And like a lonely highway I'm trying to get home, Oh. Loves been a long time coming.”

From The Ground Up - Drew McIntire x Cassidy Riley

From the Ground Up – Dan + Shay

“And we'll build this love from the ground up. Now 'til forever it's all of me, all of you, Just take my hand. And I'll be the man your dad hoped that I'd be. And we'll build this love from the ground up. For worse or for better And I will be all you need, Beside you I'll stand through the good and the bad We'll give all that we have And we'll build this love from the ground up.”

Finally Home - Ari Levinson x Brianna Collier

Finally Home – Kerrie Roberts

“And there's no more road Nowhere else to go, Nothing left to miss, Nothing left for this wandering soul When I'm finally home. The ultimate healing, Where hurt can't reach me. I won't need to find every answer, All I need will be found within Your presence.”

Rescue Me - Marcel Barthel x Sofia (Reese) x Fabian Aichner

Rescue Me - Chris Young

“What's a happy ending if I can't get the girl? What's it matter if I save the world?”

Cross Every Line - Marcel Barthel x Alina Lawson x Fabian Aichner

Cross Every Line – Chris Young

“If you were captured, baby, I would be relentless. I'd declare it war and run right out them trenches. Yeah, you'd hear my battle cry I'd let the bullets fly Wouldn't be an enemy let behind the enemy line I'd cross every line in the world for you I'd cross every line in the world for you Nowhere I wouldn't go, nothin' I wouldn't do I'd cross every line in the world for you.”

What If - Julius Creed x Unnamed

What If – Kane Brown w/ Lauren Alaina

“What if I was made for you And you were made for me. What if this is it? What if it's meant to be? What if I ain't one of them fools just Playin' some game. What if I just pulled you close? What if I leaned in? And the stars line up and it's our last first kiss. What if one of these days baby I'd go and change your name. What if I loved all these what ifs away?”

#micole writes things now #alpha!drew mcintyre #ridge holland #bucky barnes #micole asks questions #dominik dijakovic #fabian aichner #marcel barthel #polls #imperium #wwe #marvel

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junker-town · 8 years ago

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NFL free agency rumors 2017: Every important update in one place

As free agency approaches, the rumors are going to fly.

It’s that time of year again, when NFL players are hitting free agency and being linked to various teams. As fans, you want to know if the big name you’ve got your eye on who could really turn your team around this season has a shot of signing with your favorite team, and we’re here to help.

Right now, NFL teams are making moves to free up cap space and prepare for the moves they may make in free agency. Free agency officially begins at 4 p.m. ET on March 9, with the legal tampering period during which teams can discuss terms with free agents, but not officially sign them, kicking off on March 7.

If you’re curious about which free agents may be available, we’ve got the top 100 ranked for your convenience.

We are also keeping track of the major signings for all 32 teams.

We’ll keep all of the latest rumors about free agents updated here, so check back often for the latest. Our rumors are listed by date, and below that, is a list of some of the bigger name players in the NFL.

Latest rumors

March 20

Marshawn Lynch un-retiring is “realer than it’s ever been.” It’s Raiders or bust

March 17

Josh McCown is receiving interest from the Jets and Cowboys

Former Ravens receiver Kamar Aiken is visiting the Colts and is set to visit the Seahawks next

Geno Smith appears to be close to a deal with the Giants to be Eli Manning’s backup

Former Raiders tight end Mychal Rivera is set to visit the Jets on Monday

March 16

The Raiders are expected to sign former first-round pick EJ Manuel

Connor Barwin signed with the Rams and will reunite with Wade Phillips and his 3-4 defense

Derek Carr helped the Raiders land TE Jared Cook

The Cowboys are losing two pieces of their secondary: Brandon Carr to the Ravens and Morris Claiborne to the Jets

The Bills matched the Rams' offer sheet for restricted free agent Ryan Groy

Jamaal Charles is visiting with the Seahawks today

Malcolm Butler’s visit with the Saints is going well and they could be on the verge of a deal

Wide receiver Andre Holmes, who contrary to earlier reports has not signed with the Bills yet, is headed to Buffalo for a visit

After taking several visits, Dontari Poe decided to sign with the Falcons

The Dolphins are interested in Johnathan Hankins, but not at the price he’s asking for, which is reportedly $10 million a year

Nose tackle John Jenkins will visit with the Bears and then the Colts

Cornerback Morris Claiborne is looking for $7.5 million per year, but the Ravens only offered him $5 million

Lance Dunbar signed with the Rams after his visit

The Raiders and Lions are two teams that could be interested in Adrian Peterson

Latavius Murray signed with the Vikings, which likely means Adrian Peterson won’t return

March 15

Jared Cook’s tour continues with the Raiders tomorrow

Running back Tim Hightower is set to meet with the 49ers

Malcolm Butler is in New Orleans for a visit with the Saints

Travaris Cadet decided to stick with the Saints, despite other offers from the Bills and Jets

Safety Bradley McDougald and linebacker Michael Wilhoite met with the Seahawks

DeShawn Shead has an offer from the Seahawks but will meet with the Bills — and they’re not the only team interested

Dontari Poe had his visit with the Dolphins

Washington released DL Ricky Jean Francois — perhaps a sign the team is targeting Johnathan Hankins or Dontari Poe?

Jared Cook visited the Vikings, but Derek Carr is trying to get him to the Raiders

Dont’a Hightower is back with the Patriots on a four-year, $43.5 million deal

The Jets were out of Hightower’s market when he left New York

Colts running back Robert Turbin is trying to recruit Dontari Poe

The Jets will host fullback Zach Line for a visit

The Colts have had recent visits with Kevin Minter, Sean Spence, and Jon Bostic

Zach Brown is visiting the Raiders and had talks with the Colts

Connor Barwin will visit the Rams today and so will running back Lance Dunbar

Tim Lelito is visiting the Lions today

Dont’a Hightower is expected to choose the Patriots, Steelers, or Jets today

The Browns aren't expected to pursue Kirk Cousins, but three teams have and were denied

The Jets are going all-out for Dont’a Hightower

March 14

Running back Travaris Cadet is weighing offers from the Saints, Bills and Jets

Geno Smith’s possible landing spots include the Giants, Chargers and Browns

Dontari Poe’s lengthy free agency tour is expected to continue with a trip to visit the Dolphins next

Davon House, right after a visit with the Steelers, decided to re-sign with the Packers

Jared Cook’s next visit will be with the Vikings, unless the Seahawks offer him a deal he can’t refuse

Latavius Murray is meeting with the Vikings, but won’t visit the Seahawks

Eddie Lacy is signing with the Seahawks even though the Packers wanted him back

Jamaal Charles will still visit with Seattle, despite Lacy’s signing

Malcolm Butler will visit the Saints on Thursday. If he signs and the Patriots don’t match, New England will get the No. 11 pick

Dontari Poe is willing to accept a one-year, prove it deal

March 13

The Jets touched base with Josh McCown’s people

The Los Angeles Chargers are releasing King Dunlap

After he spends time with the Jaguars and Chiefs, Dontari Poe is scheduled to visit the Falcons

Patriots offered Butler 6-7 million a year. But he hoped to get paid in the ball park of a top-10 corner

Dont'a Hightower is scheduled to meet the Steelers

Datone Jones is visiting the Vikings today

Jarvis Jones visiting the Cardinals today. Pittsburgh is still interested

The Jets have been in touch with Jay Cutler

Rex Burkhead is visiting the Patriots

Chase Daniel has drawn interest in trade talks and is still available

Dont’a Hightower met with the Jets and Titans. Both teams were left convinced that he will re-sign with the Patriots

Adrian Peterson made a trip to Seattle on Sunday, but a decision may not be quick

Alex Okafor is visiting the Saints today

Davon House is meeting with the Steelers today

March 12

Seahawks plan to meet with Jamaal Charles

Latavius Murray has meetings scheduled with the Jaguars and Seahawks

Dontari Poe will visit the Colts and they’re “looking to get something done”

Adrian Peterson is visiting the Seahawks

March 11

Bennie Logan is visiting Washington today and visited with the team yesterday

Andre Holmes will visit the Lions on Sunday

Geno Smith will meet with the Giants today

The Bills are interested in signing Andre Smith

March 10

The Falcons are rumored to be very likely to land Dontari Poe on a one-year deal

Cordarrelle Patterson is off to visit the Raiders

The Vikings are wrapping up a deal with Mike Remmers

The Bills released safety Corey Graham

The Panthers are trading Kony Ealy and a third round pick to the Patriots for second round pick

Eddie Lacy is scheduled to be in Seattle for today and tomorrow, on to Minnesota for Saturday and Sunday. After those visits, Lacy will visit Green Bay

The Rams waive Tre Mason

Robert Griffin III is interested in playing for the Jets

The Titans are closing in on a deal with Dont’a Hightower

The Colts released cornerback Patrick Robinson

The Browns are releasing Robert Griffin III

T.J. Lang is in Seattle to visit the Seahawks

The Panthers are working hard to bring back Julius Peppers

The Ravens are releasing Lardarius Webb

Terrelle Pryor met with Washington on Thursday night but left Friday without a deal

Malcolm Butler’s agent says they aren't asking the Patriots for a lot

While talks surrounding Saints receiver Brandin Cooks have garnered attention, the Rams continue to talk to teams about cornerback Trumaine Johnson

Contract talks between Jared Cook and the Packers have broken off. Cook is expected to visit other teams

The Rams traded defensive end (and dinosaur denier) William Hayes to the Dolphins around 1 a.m. ET

March 9

The 49ers are also signing Matt Barkley, keeping the Hoyer-Barkley super duo together

The Titans missed on A.J. Bouye but they did land Logan Ryan

After all that drama, Kirk Cousins has agreed to let Washington pay him $24 million

The Ravens didn’t let Brandon Williams go anywhere and instead made him the highest-paid nose tackle in the league

WHAAAAT? The Texans trade Brock Osweiler to the Browns — potentially clearing the way for Tony Romo?

The Browns may dump Osweiler right away or try to trade him

RG3 will likely be released

Former Steelers wideout Markus Wheaton is headed to the Bears

The Cowboys are apparently done with safety J.J. Wilcox, who has visits set with the Bucs and Seahawks

Tight end Darren Fells will pay a visit to the Lions

The Steelers didn’t make many moves Thursday, but they did re-sign Landry Jones

Jabaal Sheard is visiting the Dolphins Thursday and Lawrence Timmons will meet with them Friday

Alshon Jeffery signed with the Eagles, which immediately makes him the top WR

Eddie Lacy has visits set up with the Packers, Vikings, and Seahawks this weekend

The Packers could still re-sign T.J. Lang, but he will also meet with the Lions and Seahawks

The Jaguars won the bidding war for A.J. Bouye

Nick Fairley is staying with the Saints on a long-term deal

The Bengals held on to Dre Kirkpatrick at least

Nick Foles is officially a free agent

Manti Te’o will visit with the Saints Thursday night

With Terrelle Pryor looking unlikely to re-sign with Cleveland, he has set up a visit with Washington

Latavius Murray is set to visit the Seahawks

The Bucs are closing in on another former Washington player: DT Chris Baker

Jamaal Charles will visit the Seahawks next week

A lot of drama later, and Calais Campbell is taking the money from the Jaguars

The Browns are about to make Kevin Zeitler the highest-paid guard in the NFL

Oh hey: The Cowboys could still trade Tony Romo to the Broncos or Texans, but no one really knows what the hell is happening

The Lions and Bills are interested in Jared Cook

The Bears are looking for tight end help, and after flirting with Jared Cook, they will probably sign Dion Sims

Alshon Jeffery is leaning toward joining the Eagles

Jay Cutler is on his way out of Chicago, and there’s mutual interest between him and the Jets

Dont’a Hightower reuniting with the Patriots is still a good possibility

Calais Campbell and his wife are deciding between the Broncos and Jaguars

A.J. Bouye hasn’t made a decision just yet — he’s down to the Jags, Titans, and Bears

Terrelle Pryor’s best offer is still from the Browns

The Jaguars are closing in on a deal with A.J. Bouye

The Jaguars, Raiders, and 49ers are all interested in Martellus Bennett

The Steelers won’t poach Dre Kirkpatrick

A.J. Bouye has told the Texans he’s signing elsewhere

Nick Fairley is closing in on a big payday from the Saints

The Dolphins are another team eyeing Dont’a Hightower

The Ravens are showing interest in Morris Claiborne

The Patriots are trying to bring back Duron Harmon and they probably will

There’s mutual interest between the Raiders and Martellus Bennett

The Broncos haven’t given up on signing Calais Campbell, even after reports that he’ll join the Jaguars

DT Brandon Williams has a lot of interest in free agency, but his reps are working on a new deal with the Ravens

Alshon Jeffery is still talking with the Bears, but the Colts and Eagles are making strong pushes

The Browns could still re-sign Terrelle Pryor even after adding Kenny Britt, but it’s unlikely

The 49ers could go after Connor Barwin, who was released by the Eagles

The Titans are interested in Dont’a Hightower, but he could be out of their price range

The Browns are trying to shore up their OL: they reached a big extension with guard Joel Botino and are working on signing J.C. Tretter

A.J. Bouye is expected to get a huge payday — and not from the Texans

The Broncos haven’t formally talked about signing Tony Romo yet

Ooh boy, the Patriots are considering a blockbuster trade that would send Malcolm Butler to the Saints for Brandin Cooks

There’s serious interest between the Steelers and Logan Ryan

March 8

Micah Hyde is “aggressively pursuing other options” outside of the Packers

The Browns are offering more money to Tony Jefferson than any other team, but don’t count out the Ravens yet

The Patriots pulled off a trade for tight end Dwayne Allen, which likely means Martellus Bennett won’t return

Fullback Kyle Juszczyk plans to sign with the 49ers

Barry Church is poised to sign a four-year deal with the Jaguars worth more than $6 million per year

Brian Hoyer is headed to the 49ers

The Cowboys will release Tony Romo on Thursday (cc: Broncos and Texans)

Sorry, Jets: Tyrod Taylor is staying with the Bills

The Bengals have prioritized re-signing Dre Kirkpatrick

The Colts hope to re-sign Darius Butler and Robert Turbin

The Lions have agreed to a deal in principle with Ricky Wagner at more than $9 million per year

The 49ers are eyeing FB Kyle Juszczyk too

Ian Rapoport says Mike Glennon to the Bears is “all but done”

The Jets are closely monitoring Tyrod Taylor’s situation with the Bills

The Raiders could still bring back Latavius Murray

The Texans are worried about losing A.J. Bouye to the Eagles

The Browns, Colts, and Jags are targeting guard Kevin Zeitler

The Bills and Bears are both after Ricky Wagner, the top right tackle on the market, and the Lions are making a strong push too

It’s not a done deal, but Pierre Garcon is expected reunite with Kyle Shanahan in San Francisco — and earn $16 million in 2017

The Bills are the favorite to sign fullback Kyle Juszczyk, but the Browns are looking at him too

The Jets and 49ers are showing interest in Brian Hoyer

Josh McCown is visiting the Cowboys Wednesday

March 7

The Bears are after cornerback Stephon Gilmore

John Elway and Vance Joseph met with DeMarcus Ware about potentially bringing him back next season

The Texans want John Simon back, but the linebacker could be in demand

Kenny Britt’s reportedly saying he’s going to sign with the Eagles, but his agent is like, “not so fast”

The Texans are still working on re-signing A.J. Bouye, but the Titans, Jags, Colts, Browns, Bears, and 49ers are all sniffing around (tl;dr: Bouye’s getting paid this month)

There’s a good chance Bouye stays in the AFC South one way or the other

DeSean Jackson is ready to leave Washington, and besides the Bucs, the Eagles, Patriots, and Cowboys have all put out feelers to the WR

Color Adrian Peterson intrigued by the Raiders and Seahawks

The Jaguars are still in the hunt for A.J. Bouye, and the Eagles are eyeing him too

Russell Okung could still return to the Broncos

Dont’a Hightower had a good convo with Bill Belichick about his future with the Patriots, but he’s also looking around at other teams during free agency

The Eagles are interested in Broncos cornerback Kayvon Webster

The Rams are talking with several teams about trading recently franchise tagged cornerback Trumaine Johnson, but probably not the Browns

The Packers and Davon House could be staging a reunion

The Patriots might consider moving Jimmy Garoppolo for the steep price of a first-round pick this year and next year

The Bucs are making a strong push for DeSean Jackson

Martellus Bennett wants $9 million a year, which is more than the Patriots are willing to go

Terrelle Pryor is looking for at least $10 million a year, but the Browns reportedly didn’t Browns offer him more than $8 million

The Cowboys, who expect Terrance Williams to leave in free agency, could pursue Kenny Britt

Mr. Grit himself, Danny Woodhead, is receiving interest from a few teams, including the Broncos

Derek Carr said he’d be open to Adrian Peterson joining the Raiders if they can’t bring back Latavius Murray

The Bears plan to pursue Cordarrelle Patterson

The Jets, Titans and Seahawks are interested in free agent center Brian Schwenke

Cardinals, Colts, Falcons, Giants, Lions, Saints, and Seahawks could be interested in recently released D.J. Fluker

The Bucs are expected to retain running back Jacquizz Rodgers

Expect the Bears to make a major push for Buccaneers backup QB Mike Glennon, who’s reportedly going to make $15 million per year

March 6

The Broncos and Bucs are looking at defensive lineman Chris Baker, while the Jags have Calais Campbell in their sights

Keep an eye on the Eagles now that Torrey Smith is a free agent

The Broncos are ready to pursue Tony Romo and if they land him, they could end up trading Trevor Siemian — perhaps to the 49ers

Ted Ginn Jr. is a free agent, but he wants to keep playing for the Panthers

The 49ers, Steelers, Eagles, Giants, and Titans are all eyeing Terrelle Pryor

The Eagles are showing interest in Kenny Britt

The Titans could be the favorite to land Brandin Cooks in a possible trade

The Bears are interested in bringing Brian Hoyer back

Kicker news! Robbie Gould will test free agency

Free agent Vincent Jackson isn’t ready to retire just yet

At the combine, the Broncos and Texans were two teams most linked to Tony Romo, but the Chiefs, 49ers and Jags were all mentioned

March 5

Adrian Peterson would at least consider (key word) taking a team-friendly deal with the Patriots

DeSean Jackson is set to meet with the Bucs on Tuesday

The Bucs are interested in Calais Campbell

March 4

Alshon Jeffrey’s agent had a good meeting with the Bears about a possible return

Jerry Jones said Tony Romo trade rumors are “nothing factual in any way”

The Bears are gunning the hardest for Mike Glennon and also re-signed Connor Shaw

There reportedly “mutual interest” between Brandon Marshall and the Patriots

The Patriots want to bring back Martellus Bennett, but the Jaguars and Raiders are giving them competition

March 3

A three-way deal with the 49ers, Washington, and Cowboys involving Kirk Cousins and Tony Romo? Well that’s new

Tony Romo to the Texans? Some NFL folks think it could happen

The Saints told teams they want a first-round pick for Brandin Cooks

Mychal Kendricks is on the trading block

Philadelphia is a likely landing spot for Brandin Cooks

The Bears are expected chase QB Mike Glennon and CB Stephon Gilmore in free agency

March 2

The Bengals want “at least” a second-round pick for AJ McCarron, which is actually very reasonable

Nick Foles could return to the Eagles

The Patriots might still be willing to trade Jimmy Garoppolo — for the right price

The Cowboys could be trying to shop Alfred Morris

Alshon Jeffery is looking to sign with a contender

The Bengals are expected to have some interest in Patriots free agent CB Logan Ryan

The Bengals expect left tackle Andrew Whitworth to test free agency

The Browns are in the market for a young quarterback and a veteran, despite already having a young quarterback (Cody Kessler) and a veteran (Robert Griffin III) on the roster

DeMarcus Ware is eyeing a return to the Cowboys to close out his career

Kirk Cousins and Washington met this week about a long-term deal, but they’re not close to an agreement yet

The Eagles, 49ers, and Titans are all interested in Alshon Jeffery, though the Bears could still bring him back

Chiefs GM John Dorsey said they will “fight like the dickens” to get Dontari Poe back

Despite fielding one of the league’s least effective running attacks last fall, the Giants aren’t serious contenders to bring in tailback Adrian Peterson

The Patriots are working hard to bring back veteran defensive lineman Alan Branch

Kenny Stills may or may not come back to Miami, and coach Adam Gase feels differently about it every day

A Colin Kaepernick-49ers reunion could be in the works

Dont’a Hightower is currently in talks with the Patriots regarding a long-term contract with the only franchise he’s ever called home

The Broncos are reportedly making Cowboys guard Ronald Leary a top priority in free agency after suffering several seasons of subpar blocking

The Saints are said to be discussing a Brandin Cooks trade with the Eagles and Titans and the Titans might even be willing to swap the No. 18 pick to get him

Eagles backup QB Chase Daniel is getting some looks in the trade market

March 1

Dontari Poe did not get the franchise tag, but the Chiefs are still interested in re-signing him

The Bucs are in no hurry to make a decision on embattled RB Doug Martin

The Texans didn’t tag A.J. Bouye, but Bill O’Brien said “We really want him back”

The Bears and Jets have the best shot at signing Mike Glennon

Eagles head coach Doug Pederson confirms the team is interested in bringing in former Chiefs tailback Jamaal Charles

Defensive end Chris Long took to Instagram to explain he won’t be re-signing with the Patriots

The Buccaneers aren’t expected to pursue Adrian Peterson in free agency

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy says he’d “love to have” tailback Eddie Lacy back for 2017

Philadelphia is connected to Pierre Garçon again

Cleveland Browns general manager Sashi Brown says getting Terrelle Pryor back is a "priority", but the team won't "panic" if they don't

The New York Giants will “take a look” at Adrian Peterson

Tobin also said, “If somebody wants to call and talk to us, call and talk to us. But they're going to find out we value AJ McCarron quite a bit”

Cincinnati Bengals executive Duke Tobin on quarterback AJ McCarron: “Phones in our office work. I have an interest in listening to any of you... He's a very valuable piece of what we do

According to Vikings general manager Rick Spielman, “All our options open” on Adrian Peterson

Colin Kaepernick opts out of his contract, making him a free agent

Kevin Zeitler is expected to command more than $10 million per season on the market, making him one of the highest paid guards in the league.

Feb. 28

After not picking up Adrian Peterson’s option, the Vikings could be interested in Latavius Murray

Russell Okung would consider returning to the Seahawks “if the situation made sense”

The Broncos are “in the driver’s seat” for Tony Romo ... if he’ll take a pay cut

The same report, from Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, also says that the Cowboys probably won’t release Romo until after the league year starts on March 9

Bruce Irvin and Derek Carr both said they want free agent RB Latavius Murray back with the Raiders

Jamaal Charles will prioritize playing for a Super Bowl contender

Adrian Peterson’s dad mentioned the Raiders, Packers, and Patriots as possible landing spots for the RB

Former Jags DE Jared Odrick visited the Patriots

The Patriots won’t tag Dont’a Hightower, making him a free agent

Kirk Cousins was tagged for the second straight year and Washington has no plans to trade him

Adrian Peterson said “the door is still open” for him returning to the Vikings

Vikings declined Adrian Peterson’s 2017 option, making him a free agent

Eddie Lacy says the Packers are talking to his agent, and have been “very vocal” about keeping him in Green Bay

The Browns placed a second-round tender on Isaiah Crowell, but are still looking to get a long-term deal done

Free agent wide receivers like DeSean Jackson and Kenny Britt have shown interest in joining the Eagles, all because of Carson Wentz

Free agent tackle Russell Okung has already drawn interest from the Chargers, Giants, Jets and Vikings

Feb. 27

Chiefs owner Clark Hunt joined Andy Reid in saying that Alex Smith would be the team’s starting QB in 2017. So put the Romo to KC rumors to rest ... for now

The 49ers are the only other team Kirk Cousins is willing to sign with

The New York Giants franchise tagged Jason Pierre-Paul, but the Giants are still working on a long-term deal

Jason Pierre Paul’s agent said the Giants and JPP are “nowhere near” a deal

Andrew Hawkins is looking to sign with a contender

The Browns have no plans to franchise tag Terrelle Pryor with the Wednesday deadline approaching

Alshon Jeffery’s huge contract won't come from the Bears

The Eagles are expected to have interest in Kenny Stills

There’s “mutual interest” between the Cowboys and Josh McCown, depending on what happens with Tony Romo

Kenny Stills is about to get paid, and his price may be too high for the Dolphins

The Chiefs are expected to use the franchise tag on Eric Berry and let Dontari Poe walk

Feb. 26

The Broncos would “at least discuss” Tony Romo if the Cowboys released him

The Raiders will let Latavius Murray test the free agent market

Feb. 25

Washington is expected to pursue free agent DL Calais Campbell

Jay Cutler to the Jets is seen as a long shot

Feb. 24

The Titans are reportedly not in play for cornerback Alterraun Verner

Cardinals bring back returner Jeremy Ross on a one-year deal

Washington plans to meet with its pending free agents at next week’s Combine

The Vikings will meet with both Adrian Peterson and Terrence Newman next week to discuss their futures

Kyle Williams might not be with the Bills for long

Feb. 23

Rick Spielman says they haven’t made a decision on Adrian Peterson yet

Vikings are looking for OL help, but that’s not all they need

Retirement is one option for Jay Cutler

Tyrod Taylor and the Bills are on friendlier terms now

Earl Mitchell flies to Atlanta to visit the Falcons

Adam Schefter says that Adrian Peterson to the Cowboys makes sense, with Giants showing legitimate interest as well

The Eagles won’t be moving on from Jason Peters

Adrian Peterson and the Vikings haven’t discussed a new deal

Broncos declined Russell Okung’s option, making him a free agent

Feb. 22

The odds are swinging toward the Bills keeping Tyrod Taylor

Earl Mitchell visited with the Broncos over dinner

Ravens may let TE Dennis Pitta become a free agent

Jay Cutler is considering retirement on top of a new team

The Bears could be a suitor for AJ McCarron as they look to move Jay Cutler

The Patriots won’t be getting discounts on Martellus Bennett and Dont’a Hightower

The Steelers and James Harrison should be agreeing on a new deal sooner rather than later

Feb. 21

The Bears are trying to find a trade partner for Jay Cutler. Good luck!

Daniel Jeremiah of ESPN believes there’s a “greater than 50 percent chance” that Kirk Cousins will not be with Washington

DeSean Jackson said a return to Philadelphia would be a “great story”

Tony Romo could be released by the conclusion of the combine

The Buccaneers could be a destination for DeSean Jackson, as Jameis Winston has a rapport with him

Feb. 20

Victor Cruz visits the Carolina Panthers

Feb. 19

Carson Wentz was seen hanging out with RB Latavius Murray

Feb. 16

Tony Romo expecting a release, and not a trade from the Cowboys

Feb. 14

Taylor Gabriel wants to stay with the Falcons

Jan. 19

Adrian Peterson named the Giants, Bucs, and Texans as potential landing spots

Player rumors

Jay Cutler

Cutler is on his way out of Chicago, and there’s mutual interest between him and the Jets

The Jets have been in touch with Cutler

Cutler to the Jets is seen as a long shot

Retirement is one option for Cutler

The Bears are trying to find a trade partner for Cutler. Good luck!

Kirk Cousins

After all that drama, Kirk Cousins has agreed to let Washington pay him $24 million

The Browns aren't expected to pursue Kirk Cousins, but three teams have and were denied

A three-way deal with the 49ers, Washington, and Cowboys involving Kirk Cousins and Tony Romo? Well that’s new

Cousins was tagged for the second straight year and Washington has no plans to trade him

The 49ers are the only other team Kirk Cousins is willing to sign with

Daniel Jeremiah of ESPN believes there’s a “greater than 50 percent chance” that Cousins will not be with Washington

Adrian Peterson

The Raiders and Lions are two teams that could be interested in Peterson

Latavius Murray signed with the Vikings, which likely means Peterson won’t return

Color Peterson intrigued by the Raiders and Seahawks

Peterson would at least consider (key word) taking a team-friendly deal with the Patriots

Peterson’s dad mentioned the Raiders, Packers, and Patriots as possible landing spots for the RB

Peterson said “the door is still open” for him returning to the Vikings

Peterson officially hits free agency after Vikings decline his $18 million option

Peterson named the Giants, Bucs, and Texans as potential landing spots

Adam Schefter says that Peterson to the Cowboys makes sense, with legitimate interest from the Giants as well

Tony Romo

WHAAAAT? The Texans trade Brock Osweiler to the Browns — potentially clearing the way for Romo?

Oh hey: The Cowboys could still trade Romo to the Broncos or Texans, but no one really knows what the hell is happening

The Broncos haven’t formally talked about signing Romo yet

The Cowboys will release Romo on Thursday (cc: Broncos and Texans)

At the combine, the Broncos and Texans were two teams most linked to Romo, but the Chiefs, 49ers and Jags were all mentioned

Jerry Jones said Romo trade rumors are “nothing factual in any way”

A three-way deal with the 49ers, Washington, and Cowboys involving Kirk Cousins and Romo? Well that’s new

Romo to the Texans? Some NFL folks think it could happen

The Broncos are “in the driver’s seat” for Romo ... if he’ll take a pay cut

The same report, from Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, also says that the Cowboys probably won’t release Romo until after the league year starts on March 9

The Broncos would “at least discuss” Romo if the Cowboys released him.

Romo could be released by the conclusion of the combine

Romo expecting a release, and not a trade from the Cowboys

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"Wozu Philosophen in dürftiger Zeit?": Una aclaración filosófica con respecto a Alexander Dugin

Por Jafe Arnold

Traducción de Juan Gabriel Caro Rivera

El 19 de diciembre del 2020, el filósofo ruso Alexander Dugin llevó acabo la conferencia en línea “Wozu Philosophen in dürftiger Zeit?”, transmitida y grabada por Paideuma TV.

Parafraseando la pregunta fundamental de Martin Heidegger en su Introducción a la metafísica, "¿Por qué existe algo en lugar de nada?", Dugin formuló como pregunta guía de la conferencia: "¿Por qué no existe la nada en lugar de algo?" En consecuencia, la conferencia se dedicó a discutir la crisis de la Filosofía y la crisis de la idea de lo "Humano" en el Occidente Posmoderno, particularmente siguiendo el ejemplo de la propuesta de Dugin del concepto de "Sujeto Radical" (que, de vez en cuando, el mismo Dugin sugiere traducirlo mejor como "Yo radical") [1].

Precedida por la conferencia de Dugin "El sujeto radical y su doble", el encuentro reunió aproximadamente a 40 participantes de más de 20 países y provenientes de entornos diversos, de los cuales 12 realizaron presentaciones en vivo y varios otros contribuyeron con conferencias pregrabadas. El video completo de la conferencia está disponible en Paideuma TV, al igual que sus presentaciones individuales.

A continuación, presento la transcripción de mi breve contribución, "Pensar junto con el tradicionalismo y Heidegger: hacia otro comienzo de la filosofía":

Dos de las perspectivas filosóficas radicalmente más esclarecedoras, surgidas durante el siglo XX, resultan ser dos corrientes de pensamiento que pueden ser consideradas las que son más críticas con aquello que nosotros llamamos Filosofía. Una de ellas es la escuela de pensamiento tradicionalista, entre las que destacarían especialmente René Guénon, Julius Evola, Mircea Eliade y el mismo Alexander Dugin. La otra corriente es la ontología fundamental de Martin Heidegger.

A primera vista, puede parecer inadecuado o incluso imposible emparejar estas dos corrientes, aunque últimamente están surgiendo muchas pruebas históricas de la familiaridad que existía entre estos pensadores. De todos modos, sigue siendo un hecho que casi ningún partidario de una u otra corriente se atrevería a cruzar estos límites y mucho menos se atrevería a entender el lenguaje usado por el otro.

La gran excepción a esto es, por supuesto, Alexander Dugin, quien, aunque enfatiza la necesidad de estudiar cada una de las corrientes y dominarlas primero por separado antes de cualquier intento de aproximación cautelosa, también ha señalado la profunda resonancia de la re-conceptualización filosófica derivada de estas dos críticas de la experiencia histórico-filosófica de Occidente [2].

Las grandes diferencias terminológicas, conceptuales y aperceptivas que separan tanto a los tradicionalistas como a Heidegger pueden parecer insuperables. Una de las más obvias es, por ejemplo, que Heidegger denominó como "metafísica" a la totalidad del legado filosófico que va desde la antigua Grecia hasta ahora y que él consideraba como una equivocación fatal y el inicio del olvido del ser, mientras que para los tradicionalistas la "metafísica" se refiere precisamente al lenguaje supremo del Ser cuyo nacimiento en la Filosofía de la Hélade representó una especie de degradación. Para Guénon, la Filosofía Occidental carecía por completo de una verdadera y completa Metafísica y, por lo tanto, era nula. En segundo lugar, podríamos objetar también a Heidegger el sostener que únicamente Occidente, o solo Europa, habría desarrollado y fue responsable de la creación de una tradición conceptual tan consistente, mientras que los tradicionalistas aborrecieron por completo esta "pseudo-tradición" y en su lugar sostuvieron que el pensamiento verdadero y su sabiduría solamente podría ser buscado en contextos no occidentales o "pre-occidentales".

Aquí, sin embargo, siguiendo el precedente de las obras del profesor Dugin, me gustaría llamar la atención sobre algunos de los principios clave que unen este camino común seguido por el desafío que plantean tanto el pensamiento tradicionalista como el heideggeriano. Dada la brevedad del tiempo, expondré concisamente este problema mediante las siguientes tres tesis:

I. En primer lugar, tanto la escuela tradicionalista como Martin Heidegger diagnosticaron la época histórica contemporánea como una época donde se llega al cenit de la decadencia.

Para la perspectiva tradicionalista, el paradigma de la Modernidad surge durante el período final del presente ciclo cósmico del espíritu y que es conocido en diferentes tradiciones como la Edad del Hierro, el Kali-Yuga, el Fin de los Tiempos. Estamos en la etapa final de la degradación, del olvido y de la pérdida de la Sagrada Tradición, incluso llegando al punto en que la conciencia de la idea misma de Tradición, de la cosmovisión de la Tradición y del mundo de la Tradición, se convierte en un esfuerzo de resistencia dirigido contra la abrumadora marea provocada por la Modernidad y la Post-Modernidad.

Igualmente, Heidegger considera que la Modernidad es la culminación del Untergang, el "descenso", la "huida de los dioses" y el Seinsverlassenheit, es el abandono total del ser, que tanto Heidegger como los tradicionalistas pensaban que había surgido como fruto del pensamiento de la antigüedad griega.

Según esta visión que ambos movimientos comparten, la historia de la filosofía no es el resultado de un ascenso progresivo o una especie de mesa redonda donde se acumulan conocimientos, sino una secuencia cuyo único progreso ha sido malinterpretar, distorsionar, olvidar o intentar la recomposición de una idiosincrasia que se aleja de la realidad del Logos filosóficos original. No existe un progreso que va desde Heráclito y Platón hasta la ontología orientada a los objetos y el trans-humanismo, sucede todo lo contrario.

Es esta conciencia, este diagnóstico, este acercamiento al mundo contemporáneo, lo que revela el cuadro completo de todo este camino. Sólo una vez que nos hemos dado cuenta de esta situación, la “historia que se ha desarrolla siguiendo este camino” (como decía Heidegger) se vuelve clara, primero como una luz cegadora y luego como un tenue resplandor que parpadea y se encuentra distante en el corazón mismo de la oscuridad. Sólo cuando damos un paso atrás para contemplar toda la secuencia que se ha producido en el curso de la Filosofía, nos damos cuenta de que algo salió radicalmente mal y de que sólo un replanteamiento radical de nuestro paradigma mismo nos puede llevar a algún lado. Solo desde el punto de vista del tradicionalismo y de Heidegger no existe nada que podamos perder.

II. En segundo lugar, tanto los tradicionalistas como Heidegger insinuaron la necesidad y el significado de Otro comienzo, un nuevo comienzo, de un nuevo retorno al Ser auténtico a través de la crisis de la Modernidad occidental y el callejón sin salida de la Filosofía.

Para Heidegger, esto significa no sólo volver a plantear la cuestión del Ser, sino para volver a preguntarnos como el Ser se muestra incluso a sí mismo en lugar de la Nada, como podemos llegar al die Lichtung (“al claro”). Este nuevo comienzo es el punto central de la Seynsgeschichte en la que nos encontramos ahora.

Para Evola se trata, antes que nada, de recuperar el sentido mismo del “estar en medio de la trascendencia” que es la orientación hacia los arquetipos en el mundo de la Tradición. Para Eliade significa volver a descubrir el mundo del Homo religiosus, volver a descifrar la “Historia de lo Sagrado” y lo que significa esta “Historia”.

Guénon escribió que "el fin de un mundo nunca es y nunca puede ser otra cosa que el fin de una ilusión" [3]. El fin de una ilusión significa que uno ya no puede operar con los mismos criterios, sino que debe llegar rápidamente a la conciencia de la propia posición y el lugar donde uno se encuentra, al igual que descubrir que debemos hacer.

Este Nuevo Comienzo requiere una renovación completa de todas las estructuras y disciplinas del pensamiento que se han desarrollado desde el principio y que fue el objetivo perseguido por Heidegger: lo que significa Pensar.

III. Esto nos lleva a la tercera tesis: siguiendo tanto a Heidegger como a los tradicionalistas, el Nuevo Comienzo tiene mucho que aprender al volver a la fuente, volver al momento antes del Fin del Primer Comienzo donde la Filosofía empezó su camino.

En mi opinión, quizás la mayor pauta que nos da la escuela tradicionalista es su afirmación de que la Historia reivindicada por la Modernidad Occidental y las ideas seguidas por el pensamiento reivindicado por la Filosofía canónica son anómalas, inconmensurables y empobrecidas en comparación con los inmensos panoramas del pensamiento tradicional que han sido seguidos por el hombre, los cuales se remontan a una prehistoria que es insondable: ellos toman la forma de mitos, de misterios, de símbolos y de hierofanías.

Si la Filosofía comenzó con el Logos, o, mejor dicho, por una disposición particular hacia el Logos, entonces nos enfrentamos a una necesidad de redescubrir y de reintegrar el Mithos, así como los diferentes Logoi que seamos capaces de revelar. Además, la perspectiva Tradicionalista, así como cualquier otra lectura de Platón, nos recuerda que incluso la primera formulación del Logos no estaba libre del Mithos: el origen de la Filosofía tiene un contexto que está saturado de lo Sagrado.

Vale la pena que recordar lo dicho por Heidegger en una entrevista de 1969: “[Pensar] requiere alcanzar un nuevo cuidado del lenguaje, no una invención de nuevos términos como alguna vez llegue a pensar, sino llegar hasta el contenido primordial de nuestra propia comprensión del lenguaje, que muere continuamente” [4]. Podemos captar este intento en su relectura y re-traducción de Heráclito, uno de los muchos intentos que exigía este Nuevo Comienzo.

Muchas palabras y conceptos se han usado y malinterpretado a lo largo de la historia de la filosofía. Volver a las palabras antiguas cuya comprensión hemos perdido, y en las que el Ser habitó de forma incomparablemente mejor, durante mucho más tiempo y de una forma mucho más libre que en nuestro reciente experimento logológico, es un imperativo para este Nuevo Comienzo.

En conclusión, me gustaría enfatizar que pensar a través de la perspectiva de Heidegger y de los tradicionalistas no es simplemente poner dos filosofías muy distintas juntas, sino que se trata de un ejercicio de comparación o síntesis creativa. Es una invitación urgente y delicada a jugar un papel activo en la transfiguración escatológica de la Filosofía, a redescubrir lo que pudo haber sido la Filosofía y a diferenciar lo que finalmente debe estar dentro e ir más allá de nuestro actual Final.

Notas:

[1] See: Aleksandr Dugin, Postfilosofiia: Tri paradigmy v istorii mysli [Postfilosofía: tres paradigmas en la historia del pensamiento] (Moscow: Eurasian Movement/Faculty of Sociology of Moscow State University, 2009); Radikal’nyi sub’ekt i ego dubl’ [The Radical Subject and its Double] (Moscow: Eurasian Movement, 2009).

[2] See: Alexander Dugin, Martin Heidegger: The Philosophy of Another Beginning (Arlington: Radix/Washington Summit Publishers, 2014).

[3] René Guénon, The Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times (Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2004), p. 279.

[4] “Heidegger on Being, Technology, & the Task of Thinking (1969)“

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