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UPDATE (3 p.m.) Perkins police have arrested a suspect in this head-tossing case.
Matthew Clark, 41, of Sandusky, was arrested Friday and charged with inducing panic, a first-degree misdemeanor, as well as a charge of disorderly conduct, Perkins police Chief Ken Klamar said.
When Klamar contacted the Erie County Sheriff's Office and told them about the incident on Douglas Drive, deputies recalled an incident a few weeks ago where a man had a number of crash test dummy parts in his truck. That soon led Perkins police to Clark.
"We found out he is employed at the business in Huron that manufacturers this stuff," Klamar said. Supervisors at the business said the items Clark had were likely scrap parts. They also said Clark called in sick Friday. When Perkins police caught up with Clark, he told them he was driving down street and he saw a little boy playing in a yard by himself.
"He thought it would be fun for this kid to have (a crash test dummy head)," Klamar said. "He asked him if he wanted it. He tossed it in his direction, and said, 'Go scare your brothers or sisters with this.'"
The boy told police the suspect told him "come here and get this," Klamar said.
A Perkins detective is still interviewing Clark. Additional charges could be filed depending on the outcome of the investigation.
UPDATE (1:03 p.m.): Perkins police provided the Register with a photo of the fake head allegedly thrown by the man.
ORIGINAL POST (12:51 p.m.): An unidentified white man possibly tried to lure an 8-year-old boy into his pickup truck around noon Friday on Douglas Drive.
The incident began when the driver approached the boy. The man asked if the boy wanted a Crash Test Dummy skull mold made at Huron-based Humanetics.
When the boy said no, the man threw the mold at him. The boy then ran into his house and told his father what happened.


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McGinnis: Goodbye, Farewell and AmenWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | firstname.lastname@example.com
"Goodbye to me and you,
Goodbye to the life we knew,
One last long embrace,
Let go and walk on through."
-Bouncing Souls, "Night Train"
Nothing is more crucial than the ending.
A storyteller can make mistakes in the build-up. Sure, too many and you will lose your audience, but on the whole, if the overall thrust of your narrative is on the right track, people will forgive. But the ending has to be spot-on.
Look at the "Matrix" series. People can complain about the execution of the last two chapters as much as they want, but I was there the night the second film debuted, and no one in that theater was complaining. They were cheering, they were involved, they were on the edge of their seats. People were still with the story. It was when the third film's resolution didn't live up to their expectations that the judgment of pop culture turned against the trilogy.
I often wonder what would have happened if the Wachowski brothers had tried a different tactic with the last 20 minutes of "Revolutions." If that third film had given the public a more easily digestible conclusion, would people's memories of it be fonder? When you really look at the content of the sequels, they contain stellar action sequences, incredibly impressive effects, a lot of genuine imagination. But your average fan only remembers that ending.
If you give fans a great resolution or dramatic climax, they will forgive a lot. Two forms of entertainment that couldn't be more different demonstrated this to fans around the world this weekend.
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2″ just had the biggest opening weekend gross ever. Current estimates have the film's domestic gross at over $168 million in just three days, over $40 million for midnight shows on Thursday alone. Across Toledo, fans turned out by the thousands to experience the final act of a decade of storytelling. And their response to it was just as crucial: Many of them would return again to experience it all over again before the weekend was out.
It was the same kind of passion that was seen when the franchise came to a close in print in 2007. This is not to say that the final installment of the series did not have its flaws. But as long as the trip is entertaining and the climax brings genuine closure to an enterprise fans had invested so much passion in, folks will forgive a lot. And damn, does "Harry Potter" have a satisfying conclusion.
Then there was the WWE pay-per-view in Chicago. As a performer named CM Punk took to the stage in his hometown, he was the most talked-about figure in wrestling. The show's main event was the culmination of a month-long storyline which weaved fact and fiction into the most compelling tale the company had concocted in years. Punk had convinced the world this would be his last night with the company. He promised he would win the title in his hometown, then leave, taking the biggest prize in the business with him.
For years, fans the world over — myself included — have become massively disillusioned with WWE storytelling. The company had lost all daring. Whenever a slight step forward occurred, the result would immediately be rendered moot and the status quo restored. Thus, even as Punk had become the hottest figure in the game, fans had little reason to hope that things would change. His opponent, John Cena — the ultimate company man — would beat him and things would get back to normal.
That was believed until Sunday, when Punk beat Cena and left the building, WWE's title in hand. The company, and Punk in particular, played with the fans' expectations, built them up based on the conclusion everyone "knew" was coming — and then stunned the world, which will draw even more eyeballs to the product.
Punk isn't really leaving, of course — at least not immediately. He and WWE storytellers just knew how to use the fans' jaded assumptions to perfection. And now, instead of the half-hearted conclusion that was expected, there was a stunning turn which will make people all the more interested when the genuine resolution comes. (Punk has played these cards before in a similar storyline when he left Ring of Honor Wrestling in 2005.)
This may not have been the end of Punk's story. But by convincing folks that it was, then flipping the scenario on its head, he has successfully revived a product that was dead to many. The "end" may be the new beginning WWE has so desperately needed.
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Pat Kiely is a writer/director/actor. He recently completed his debut feature, Who is KK Downey?, which he co-wrote, co-directed, starred and produced.
The film played at over 40 festivals where it won 4 awards, was nominated for a Genie, a Jutra, and opened with the highest per screen average in Canada. Made on a shoestring budget, the film has been hailed by critics as "the real thing…a truly funny film movie" (John Anderson, VARIETY), "Touching, hilarious, and vulgar…an auspicious debut feature of deeply funny talent," (Mariko McDonald, FILMTHREAT) and "The funniest movie of the year," (Matthew Hayes, THE MIRROR). KK was released in the US on November 3rd, 2009.
Kiely has also worked in the writing room while doing guest spots on Canadian TV series' "The Foundation" (Showcase), "Sophie" (CBC) and developed "drunk.broke" for CityTV, where he was the creator and show runner. On IFC's "The Business", Kiely worked as an associate producer, second unit director and starred in an episode.
His spec scripts for 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and 'Party Down' have won awards and been finalists in numerous festivals including The Austin Film Festival, Wildsound Film Festival and CAA Creative Screenwriting fests.
As a writer/director, he is attached to features "The Wolfpack" (producer Michael Dowse), "Horse" (producer Kevin & Jacob Tierney), "Gastown" (producer Melissa Malkin), "Cockblocker" (producer Pat Kiely) and "Mile End" (producer Richard Lalonde). All are in development with Canadian funding bodies.
As an actor – after starring in Who is KK Downey?, Kiely landed roles in The Trotsky (dir Jacob Tierney), A Flesh Offering (dir Jeremy Torrie) and Everywhere (dir Alexis-Durand Brault), both set for a 2010 release. He's also starred in "The Foundation" (Showcase), The Great War (CBC), "Naked Josh" (CTV) and "Les Bougon" among numerous other Canadian television shows. He's currently booked to star in a new pilot for APTN entitled "Escape Hatch."


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Building on its pioneering role in the development of the core technology behind ATSC Mobile Digital Television (DTV), LG Electronics is collaborating with more than two dozen companies and industry organizations at this week's National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention.
LAS VEGAS, April 20, 2009 – Building on its pioneering role in the development of the core technology behind ATSC Mobile Digital Television (DTV), LG Electronics is collaborating with more than two dozen companies and industry organizations at this week's National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention.
At NAB 2009, a focal point of activity will be the ATSC Mobile DTV Pavilion. Notable among equipment partners in LG's display there, demonstrating both the potential and diversity of mobile DTV, will be:
- Dell (Inspiron Mini 10 with integrated prototype receiver and antenna),
- Kenwood Corporation (automotive rear-seat entertainment system prototype),
- MobiTV Inc. ("Fusion TV" hybrid broadcast/packet-based application),
- Pixtree (external USB receiver for PCs), and
- Expway (electronic service guide, advertising and data service applications).
For its part, LG will demonstrate a number of working prototypes of its mobile DTV-enabled handheld TVs and mobile phones.
LG Electronics, which, along with its U.S. R&D subsidiary Zenith Electronics and Harris Corporation, created the technology at the heart of the fast-tracked ATSC Mobile DTV Standard, expects that manufacturers will integrate ATSC Mobile DTV chips into a variety of digital devices – including handheld TVs, mobile phones, automotive systems and notebook PCs – capable of receiving broadcast mobile DTV. In a related development, LG has scheduled a June launch for mass production of receiver chips, the LG2160A, aimed at speeding the deployment of over-the-air, mobile DTV broadcasting in the United States.
Dr. Choon Lee, vice president and head of the DTV Lab, LG Electronics, said, "Having played a leading role in the development of mobile DTV, LG now plans to do everything possible to promote its implementation in the marketplace. We are gratified and fortunate to have formed so many mutually productive alliances, the combined impact of which helps build consensus and increase momentum for this promising new technology."
All told, LG and Zenith have collaborated with and provided mobile DTV technology support to a variety of leading companies and organizations, including (in alphabetical order): the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC), Axcera, Delphi Corporation, Harmonic Inc., Harris Corporation, Hauppauge Computer Works Inc., Hyundai, Larcan USA, MB International, NAB, NBC Universal, the Open Mobile Video Coalition, Rohde & Schwarz Inc., Roundbox Inc., Samsung Electronics, Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., Thomson, Triveni Digital Inc. and Visteon Corporation.
The ATSC elevated its mobile DTV specifications to candidate-standard status late last year, with final adoption expected this summer. ATSC Mobile DTV allows broadcasters to leverage their existing DTV capabilities by allocating a portion of the channel capacity to reach viewers on the go, thereby creating promising new revenue streams. Broadcasters announced in January their intention to launch mobile DTV on more than 60 stations in 22 markets, covering an estimated 35 percent of U.S. TV households.
About LG Electronics
LG Electronics, Inc. (KSE: 066570.KS) is a $45 billion global leader and technology innovator in consumer electronics, mobile communications and home appliances, employing more than 84,000 people working in 115 operations including 84 subsidiaries around the world. LG Electronics USA, based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., is LG's North American subsidiary. In the United States, LG Electronics sells a wide range of products under LG's "Life's Good" marketing theme. LG's U.S. R&D subsidiary, Zenith, based in Lincolnshire, Ill., is a long-time leader in consumer electronics technologies and a pioneer in digital HDTV. Zenith merged with LG Electronics in 1999. For additional information, please visit www.LGusa.com.
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It's only the 2nd of September, and I'm already shoving Fall in your face like nobody's business. Don't except me to apologize though because I adore this season. The crisp air, knee high boots with snug jackets and apples galore. I mean come on, how can you hate any of that? So except lots more cozy recipes like this Apple Pie Granola on the blog in the upcoming months.
The idea of turning my favorite pie into a portable breakfast snack came to me late one night when the suffocating heat outside made me long for cooler weather. This granola is relatively low in sugar, easy to make and most importantly taste like apple pie. I swear to god as it was baking, it was as if Fall entered my kitchen. My favorite way to eat this Apple Pie Granola is with full fat Greek yogurt. Decadent enough for dessert but healthy enough for breakfast. Enjoy!
- 3 1/2 cups rolled oats
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 2 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup silvered almonds
- 1 cup apple sauce, no sugar added
- 1/8 cup maple syrup
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup chopped dried apples
- Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F.
- In a large bowl, stir together oats, brown sugar, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, salt and almonds.
- Warm the apple sauce, maple syrup, and vanilla extract over medium heat.
- Pour over the oat mixture and stir until well combined. Evenly spread the mixture onto a large baking sheet. Bake for about 55 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.
- Once the granola is golden brown, fold in the dried apples. Let the granola cool completely. Store the granola in a large, airtight container. It will keep for about a month.


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Von Egidy, Walker trying to add another state title
Five Union County wrestlers will compete for individual state championships in today's finals at the Greensboro.
Union County had 10 wrestlers reach the semifinals, and half lost in that round.
Piedmont senior Parker Von Egidy is seeking his third consecutive state championship today, and Cuthbertson senior Cody Walker will be trying to defend his state title from a year ago.
Sun Valley has two wrestlers in today's final, including Michael Macchiavello and Logan Farlowe, and Porter Ridge's Patrick Phillips is also wrestling for a state title today.
Others from UC who made the state semifinals of the winner's bracket include: Raquan Neal (Monroe), Sergio Pas (CATA), Alex Ortiz (CATA), Jackson Price (CATA), Lucas Smith (Piedmont) and Danny Edwards (Parkwood).
Ortiz enters today's consolation round with a 57-3 record after a 6-5 loss. Neal is 46-11, while Smith is now 44-5 and Edwards is 46-3.
Edwards lost a hearbreaker in overtime in the 3A semifinals.
Von Egidy is UC's only unbeaten at 58-0, and Macchiavello (60-1) has only lost to Von Egidy.
Farlowe is at 58-3 entering his finals match today.
Farlowe handled his opponent, Ibrahim Meite, throughout the match for a 7-3 victory in the semifinals.
Farlowe will face defending state champ Adrian Soto-Perez of Scotland County in the championship today.
Michael Macchiavello (60-1) followed up his teammate with a dominant performance in the 182 pound semifinal by pinning Gore Vaughn of Hopewell in just 1:21 to advance to the championship match. Macchiavello will face DeAndre Jones of New Bern in the final.
Von Egidy (58-0) rolled into the championship match with a 12-4 victory over Mack George of West Lincoln.
Von Egidy will look to capture his third state championship in a rematch of the 2A Midwest Regional championship against Levi Slate of North Surry.
Phillips (53-2) will have a chance to be the first Pirate to win a wrestling state championship after defeating Cary High's Corey Daniel 5-4 in the 4A semifinal.
Phillips will face Luke Fetia of Sincerest in a championship match between two wrestlers that didn't make the championship finals in their own regions just a week ago.
Parkwood senior heavyweight Danny Edwards (46-3) lost a heartbreaker in overtime to Michael Doherty, 6-1 in the 3A semis.
Central Academy's string of state champions came to an end when junior heavyweight Jackson Price (44-11) lost a 6-3 decision to Justin Brown in the 1A semis.
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1A 106: Zack Orr (Robbinsville) d. Sergio Pas (CATA) 9-2
1A 120: Damon Ellis (North Rowan) p. Raquan Neal (MHS) 5:07
2A 126: Cody Walker (Cuthbertson) d. Storm Long (Forbush) 5-2
1A 152: Joey Cable (Robbinsville) d. Alex Ortiz (CATA) 6-5
2A 152: James Ryan (Trinity) md. Lucas Smith (PM) 11-2
4A 160: Logan Farlowe (SV) d. Ibrahim Meite (SWG) 7-3
2A 182: Parker Von Egidy (PM) md. Mack George (W. Lincoln) 12-4
4A 182: Michael Macchiavello (SV) p. Gore Vaughn (Hopewell) 1:21
4A 220: Patrick Phillips (PR) d. Corey Daniels (Cary) 5-4
3A 285: Michael Doherty (Currituck) d. Danny Edwards (PW) 6-1 OT
1A 285: Justin Brown (Ayden-Grifton) d. Jackson Price (CATA) 6-3


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A study of flame spread in engineered cardboard fuelbeds: Part II: Scaling law approach
Adam, Brittany A.; Akafuah, Nelson K.; Finney, Mark; Forthofer, Jason; Saito, Kozo. 2013. A study of flame spread in engineered cardboard fuelbeds: Part II: Scaling law approach. In: Seventh International Symposium on Scale Modeling (ISSM-7); Hirosaki, Japan; 6-9 August, 2013. International Scale Modeling Committee. 10 p.
In this second part of a two part exploration of dynamic behavior observed in wildland fires, time scales differentiating convective and radiative heat transfer is further explored. Scaling laws for the two different types of heat transfer considered: Radiation-driven fire spread, and convection-driven fire spread, which can both occur during wildland fires. A new interpretation of the inertial forces introduced a downstream, time-dependent frequency, which captures the dynamic, vortex shedding behavior of flames due to the unstable nature of the turbulent flow created in the wake of the fire. Excelsior and paper strip experiments suggest wildland fire is a falls into the convection-driven spread regime.
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University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan found out only Friday afternoon that she was being forced to resign.
But while Sullivan, faculty and top administrators were blindsided by the action of the board of visitors, the chairman of the U.Va. business school's foundation said he knew of "this project" to oust her weeks ago.
The board's rector, Helen E. Dragas, and vice rector, Mark J. Kington, requested Sullivan's resignation late Friday afternoon with no prior warning or board action, three sources told the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
A vote never was taken by the full board on Sullivan, the university's first female president. Her tenure began Aug. 1, 2010.


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Filed: Monday, 17th November 2008
By: Staff Writer
The latest gossip from the world of West Ham United ...
* Tony Carr's under 18s succumbed to yet another loss at the weekend, this time going down 2-1 at Charlton. Despite running Arsenal close for the title last season the Hammers have won just two of their 12 games thus far this season and following Saturday's defeat now find themselves bottom of Academy Group A.
* United's FA Youth Cup third-round tie with Nottingham Forest will be played on Tuesday, 2nd December at Forest's City Ground; the game kicks off at 7pm.
* Defender Jon Spector, who is yet to play this season due to injury has signed a new one-year extension to his current contract. The American defender has signed a deal to keep him in East London until 2011.
* Good news for the armchair supporters amongst us - West Ham's next five games are being broadcast live; the games with Chelsea and Fulham by Sky and the remainder by Setanta.
* On loan midfielder Nigel Quashie was sent off on Saturday whilst playing for Birmingham in their 3-2 win over Charlton.
* Left-back Herita Ilunga is likely to be fit for the this weekend's trip to Sunderland - despite suffering a knock in Saturday's 0-0 bore draw with Portsmouth.
* Socceroos skipper Lucas Neill has warned his team mates against complacency ahead of this week's World Cup qualifier with the mighty Bahrain. The Aussies face Bahrain in Manama on Wednesday evening, with Neill expected back in Blightly late on Thursday.
* Long term Hammers target Stephen Appiah had added Tottenham to his list of admirers, with Harry Redknapp (unsurprisingly) now showing interest. However the Ghanaian international - out of action since the end of last season - is in no hurry to make up his mind, telling reporters this weekend 'I dont need to rush because this is a huge decision.'
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10/20/13 – The men's soccer team traveled to Fort Wayne and defeated Indiana Tech 4-3 on Senior Day at Warrior Field. The Saints improved to 12-3 overall and to 4-3 in league play, while the Warriors fell to 2-4 in the WHAC and to 8-5-1 on the season. The Saints are now positioned in a two-way tie for fourth place in the league standings with Marygrove (9-5, 4-3 WHAC). The two teams will meet on Wednesday at the AQ Athletic Field with major conference tournament implications at stake.
For the second match in a row the Saints offensive production rose to the forefront to net a conference victory. Aldony Mendez, the Saints leading scoring, scored a goal in the 5th minute of play to kick start the attack. The chip shot netted Mendez his 13th goal of the season. The Warriors found the equalizer via a penalty kick at the 21:24 mark of the first half. Robbie Kiernan converted the PK to knot the score at one. The match appeared to be headed to the half even, but a Peter Brandenburg header found the back of the net with 1:25 on the first half scoreboard. Brandenburg's third score of the season was set up by Michael Gagnon, who was credited with his sixth assist of his senior season.
The Saints extended their advantage to 4-1 on two second half goals by Mendez. Aldony netted scores in the 57th and 66th minute of play to complete his second hat trick of the year. The eventual game winner at the 65:55 mark of the game was assisted on by Jonathan Spencer, who now has 18 points on the season. Mendez is currently tied for the conference lead in points (36) and ranks second in goals scored with (16). The Warriors made things interesting as goals by Bernard Wilson and Adam Knight brought Tech within one goal, but was not enough as the Saints prevailed 4-3.
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Update: As expected, Sanctuary is the forth Halo 2: Anniversary map to be officially announced. Like all fully re-imagined maps, it includes an interactive elements, in this case waterfalls that block sightliness into and out of bases.
It's also noteworthy that all weapons on the ground will have a small waypoint, and it seems these will not be visible from across the map unlike Halo 4's ordnance system.
Find Sanctuary gameplay from Gamescom in the dedicated video section.
For a complete summary of all today's Halo news, check the Gamescom wrap-up.
ESL, the organisation running the Halo 2: Anniversary tournament throughout Gamescom this week, has seemingly leaked one of the fully re-imagined Halo 2 maps yet to be announced for the Master Chief Collection, Sanctuary.
On their website, they list it as playable within the tournament, in th
e spot reserved for a map 343 Industries were to announce themselves in their upcoming panel. Even so, the developer will likely still show off some gameplay.
From 343 Industries' latest Halo bulletin:
To qualify for the finals, swing by the ESL Arena in Hall 9, where ESL will have a dedicated area for Halo: The Master Chief Collection competition. On these stations, we'll be featuring "winner stays" 4v4 gameplay, so grab three teammates (or form a team on the spot) and come compete on Ascension and one other unannounced map.
Therefore it seems Sanctuary will be joining Ascension as the two maps used for this tournament. Though Zanzibar and Coagulation will not be playable at Gamescom, both are slated for the full reimagining.
With Sanctuary being unveiled this week, it leaves just two out of six classic maps yet to be announced for the full anniversary treatment. Another fan favourite, Lockout, was teased by Frank O'Conner around E3, along with the now confirmed Ascension and Zanzibar…
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The Study of Man: Can There Be a General Science of Man?
There are some subjects that call for the statement of simple and obvious truths, if only because they have been so much discussed, so smothered by sophistication that the plainest, most elementary facts have been lost sight of and are no longer admitted as worthy of mention. One of the more elementary facts about sociology is that the literature of this science is very dull. This might not have been expected, and calls for an explanation. The literature of social anthropology is far from dull. On the contrary, it is full of surprising and suggestive facts about human life; and these are facts that probably could not have been discovered by any methods other than those actually used by anthropologists. One therefore opens a recommended book by an anthropologist with a pleasant expectation of learning something new and of finding methods related to results. By now, after all these years of methodological argument, one opens a work on sociology with a sigh and certainly with no pleasant expectation of coming across surprising and suggestive facts about human life. I cannot think of a single sociological generalization that is really new and important: important, that is, in the sense that it changes, or ought to change, our general way of thinking about political and social policies, as, for instance, Freud's generalizations have changed our general way of thinking. Nothing, I think, has passed from sociology into the general currency of thought and of argument, except possibly the statistics of Dr. Kinsey, which might indeed be regarded as surprising—"Astonish me" is the second demand that we make of a scientist, the first being only that he should make no statement that is less than exact, as far as it can be checked by observation and experiment. These two demands are of course related; for the example of the physical sciences has taught us to expect that the demand for exactness of statement will by itself lead to amazing results. It seemed evident that heavier bodies must fall to the ground more quickly than lighter ones; it was having the idea, and finding the means, of measuring very exactly that brought this question into the domain of science and made it interesting.
Whatever the subject matter in which we are interested, it is up to us to decide whether we want to confine ourselves, at certain times and for certain purposes, to statements that are entirely exact, as far as they can be checked by observation. There is nothing in the world that by its nature prevents us from making systematically exact statements about it, and therefore from studying it scientifically. But there are certain things—for example, Shakespeare's plays—in which we are interested in a way, and for reasons, which provide no strong motive for insisting on extreme exactness of statement. We are on the other hand interested in ourselves, and in other human beings, in ways, and for reasons, which certainly do provide a motive for extreme exactness of statement: for example, we are interested in people's health and sanity, their diet and their means of livelihood, and in many other aspects of their life and behavior, and we are interested in them with a view to controlling and altering them. The more we try to make our statements about persons exact, as far as our observations allow, the more we are driven to isolate particular aspects of personality for minute and intensive study. We are compelled to turn away from the vague, sweeping, more or less true generalities about human beings that ordinarily guide our actions. The hypothesis therefore suggests itself that sociology has been so far a failure, or a comparative failure, because it has been trying to do two incompatible things at once; to be scientific, and at the same time to be all-embracing and not abstract in its statements. It seems it cannot do both at once, and that there is some consequent vice in the definition of its aims.
Sociology may be defined as the study of people living within a clearly marked group, with a view to arriving by observation at some general truths about the formation of social groups and about the relation of individuals to them. Only the methods of exact observation are new. Since the beginnings of Western thought the idea of arriving at some general truths about the various forms of society has been part of the idea of history itself. No one would be accounted a serious historian who did not see his story of men's lives, or of institutions and opinions, as showing some important relations between human nature and the forms of society which modify it. Without some such guiding idea, which still may not amount to a theory, a historian would have no canons of relevance, and there would be no inner consistency in his writing.
After 1725, the year of the first publication of Vico's Scienza Nuova, it could be argued that the only true account of the nature of man, as a social animal, is the whole story of his customs, language, art and institutions, in the true order of their development up to the present time. But still the traditional philosophers could object that we do not establish the true nature of man, and of his needs in society, merely by finding his history; for to determine the nature of any natural kind is to set the limits of its possible performance: and to show what kind of societies men have created in the past is still not to set any limits to the forms of life that they may create in the future. For this reason Vico's and Hegel's claim that history must displace traditional philosophy as the study of the human mind was seen to be idle, unless it went together with a philosophical theory of the successive ages of man forming the epochs of human history; and in Vico and Hegel this was still a metaphysical theory, not guaranteed by unassisted knowledge of the past.
In his early period as a radical Hegelian, Marx honestly confronted this problem left unsolved by his master. If the French Revolution introduced a new and revolutionary phase of human development, in which all social relations are transformed, as Hegel himself had argued, then the history of the human spirit up to the 19th century, as expressed in art and institutions, must be treated as prehistory. In the modern period of self-consciousness, all social relations are for the first time called in question and have to be justified to critical men as historically necessary, and therefore as transitory and changing. If there is this abrupt break with the past, in which men were not conscious of their own place in history, knowledge of this past cannot be an adequate guide to the future. Therefore the distinction between the Geisteswissenschaften and the natural sciences must be abandoned, and we must look for a strictly scientific explanation of social change as the basis of future action.
Unfortunately in the 1840's—and even later in Taine and the positivists—science was distinguished from other inquiries by its subject matter, and it was therefore mistakenly assumed that any scientific study of man in society must be a study of a material reality, and therefore (by Marx) of his material relations within the processes of production. This simple philosophy, which identified science by its subject matter rather than by its methods, seemed to make an empirical study of human motives unnecessary. Motives are not material things, and Marx, in the pride of his new materialism, supposed that for this reason they should be by-passed as philosophical moonshine, in stating the truly scientific laws of social change. So the most powerful political movement of the ensuing century went on" its way without paying the slightest attention to exact observation in the social sciences, and to this day the paradox remains that sociology is taken seriously in the relatively unplanned West and not in the planning Communist states. This metaphysical materialism is the fitting philosophy for a tyranny that has no means of bending its policies to the evidence of changing needs.
The social sciences could not come into independent existence until science was distinguished from other inquiries solely by its experimental methods, and not by its subject matter. This was the achievement of Mill and Durkheim, working in more or less liberal and democratic societies. It is not an accident that comparative observation of myths, customs, and moralities should have developed furthest in democratic states, where politics are largely governed by the pressures of popular demands, and later in America, where success in a free economy has depended on refinements of market research. The physical sciences took root wherever there was an accumulating demand for the technical means of exploiting cheap sources of power; the social sciences are taking root wherever political and economic success depend upon anticipating voters' and consumers' preferences. There is now a well-known technique of manipulating people in the mass, and their precisely anticipated responses are indeed a source of cheap power. The advertising people and salesmen who guide President Eisenhower's campaigns, and who methodically "sell" a product, a policy, or a person, act upon statistical observations, no less than the economic advisers of government; but they remain mere technologists, uninterested in general theory.
Whether an entirely general theory of social change is possible is an old—and now weary—dispute, descending from Durkheim and Max Weber: admitting that reliable uniformities of behavior and social grouping are to be found in any one society, is there yet any ground in observation to hope for correlations that are valid in all societies, no matter what the other differences between them? If not, the notion of natural law, on which most of the phvsical sciences are founded, is inapplicable in sociology, as it is at present defined. The first successes of natural science depended upon abstracting from the superficial qualitative differences that distinguish one material from another, and on deriving all these differences from laws correlating a few primary or structural properties. Inevitably therefore, the early theorists of social science were led by this analogy to look for a few invariant laws of social structure, trusting that this metaphor of "structure" would justify itself in experience. The experience was to be found, within the discipline of social anthropology, in observing the various enclosed and relatively stable societies formed by primitive peoples; their number and variety would be a substitute for active experiment.
It seems to me very probable that anything really deserving the name of social science will in fact be social anthropology, or an offshoot of it, and certainly it is not surprising that the most interesting writers on these subjects are anthropologists. In trying to find the fitting terms in which to communicate their exact observations to each other, anthropologists must in the end be led by experience toward some features of behavior and language that can be assumed to be common points of reference in the description of any society. The observer is therefore compelled to look beneath his ordinary classifications of human thought and behavior. He cannot expect that custom, belief, property, morality, art, or the individual soul, will everywhere appear as recognizably the same separable factors in the speech and action of men.
But even if some more general and constant relationships in social structure are in this way uncovered, it will still seem too late for all practical purposes, and will be of interest mainly to historians. We do not doubt that the great leveling process of industrial civilization will soon sweep away the enclosed societies that have so far survived for observation. The forms of industrial society really are discontinuous with any of the earlier forms of social life, and are also more homogeneous and less varied; wherever they are implanted, they quickly destroy local history. The discontinuity lies in the spreading of a critical and self-conscious spirit through all sections of society, a diffusion that cannot be arrested once it has begun, for it is necessary to the processes of production, which require universal literacy and popular scientific education. The rate of scientific advance is now too fast for any of the already-known conditions of social stability to be applicable, or for the spread of unrest to be stopped. Under these conditions the sociologist, I think, can only be the useful man with the questionnaire who discovers present needs and frustrations, but who does not even try to extrapolate far into the future. If the mass of the population in an industrial society are ready to claim new needs, and new rights arising from them, as soon as the old needs are satisfied, the basis for establishing any laws of social change will be lacking, for the same reason that we do not expect to find laws governing the free choices of individuals: that the initial conditions are always changing and are never sufficiently repeated. As it is morally repugnant actively to experiment with human beings, there is no certain way round this difficulty.
Secondly, there is a kind of contradiction between the idea of understanding present social changes scientifically and the idea of many of us trying to calculate, with the aid of this social science, how we can best achieve our independently conceived ends. If, for instance, we all become self-conscious about belonging to this or that social group with its well-known characteristics, that particular class structure begins to disaggregate and a new pattern is formed. This awkward effect of self-consciousness is reflected in much contemporary writing: Figaro and Julien Sorel (unlike their creators) did not within their stories see themselves solely as typical specimens of a particular social change, as the corresponding hero of a contemporary novel, miserably and irritably, does. These were the grounds on which Marx concluded, against Hegel, that, under conditions of general self-consciousness, the point cannot be merely to understand social changes but rather actively to make them. But how can we decide on the direction of change without methodically inquiring into the needs and will of men at this particular time? This brings one back to the old radical idea, which formed the first revolutionary tradition and which is still unrefuted: that the future in human affairs is not to be predicted, but rather to be decided anew at every stage within the changing bounds of the possible, and that the first problem of politics is merely to find and keep a just machinery of decision.
Society itself is never at fault, and we cannot look to this abstract entity to make men happy; for, whatever society may have been in the past, it is now only a complicated set of more or less alterable and consciously adopted habits. Psychologists can perhaps explain the unconscious roots of these habits and tell the story of their beginnings and development. Then a man who, together with a million others, has a particular habit can be persuaded to ask himself, in full knowledge of its causes and history, whether it is a good or a bad one. Surely it is better to wait for his answer, and not to give him the false impression that a social scientist somewhere knows what his answer will be, before he has started to think. If he thinks that the scientist already knows his answer, he will not trouble with the question. If he does not trouble with the question, someone employing the scientist will soon find experimentally a way of changing or maintaining his habits at will. But if he does trouble with the question, and if he knows what the scientist knows of the factors influencing him, his answers will always be one step ahead of the scientist's predictions: and that is the liberal hope.
It seems to me therefore, that we should not be misled by the phrase "the science of man in society," with its suggestion that there must be one special set of laws of motion that apply to man in society. It may be that we shall learn to understand better the behavior of men in society, as we understand the behavior of fish in water, through a medley of specialized sciences that provide entirely exact statements about different aspects of human behavior. One would be irritated with a man who said "I am not satisfied with zoology, anatomy, chemistry; I insist on finding the laws proper to piscatology, the integral science of the behavior of fish in water." We would answer: "Observe the habits of the various types of fish as accurately as you can, and put these facts together with the facts and theories of zoology, anatomy, and chemistry and of other relevant sciences. Then see what gaps still need to be filled by further exact observation, before an explanation is forthcoming of the behavior of this or that type of fish in this or that type of water. But do not suppose that you will ever have anything interesting to say if you remain a mere piscatologist, determined to explain your fish in terms of pure universal piscatological laws."
The two bulky books that have provoked these reflections are Common Frontiers of the Social Sciences (Falcon's Wing, Free Press, 1957), a collection of studies edited by Mirra Komarovsky of Barnard College, and Theory and Practice of the Social Studies (Macmillan, 1956) by Professor Earl S. Johnson of the University of Chicago. The first of them, diffuse and miscellaneous though it is, contains in its historical studies more solid information than the second, which consists of page after page of mechanical speculation—sociology at its worst. No science or inquiry can afford to be as woolly and shapeless as this.


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BEAUMONT – After getting back on track with a 6-1 win over Prairie View A&M last weekend, the Lamar men's tennis team will look to keep things rolling this week with matches at Utah State and Weber State.
"We feel like this is going to be a very important weekend of matches," head coach Scott Shankles said. "I think that they will be comparable to some teams that we'll face in conference, and if we can continue to play to our ability, I think we'll be successful."
Utah State and Lamar will square off first on Saturday. The Aggies carry a 4-7 record, but a 3-1 mark at home. Sven Poslusny leads the squad with a 7-3 record, and Fredrik Peterson stands out among the rest with a 5-6 mark.
USU and Lamar have never played each other.
Sunday's meeting will be a little more familiar to the Cardinals as LU previously played Weber on a neutral site in 2011. Rob Lee and Bruno Snyder each played a role in the match, with Lee falling at No. 2 singles and Snyder picking up a tight victory in the sixth spot.
WSU is 4-8 this season, but all four victories have come at home, and the singles wins are evenly distributed with four players boasting of five or more wins.
"We played Weber two years ago, and we've never played Utah State," Shankles explained. "So we're not really that familiar with either team. Sometimes that can be an advantage because it forces the players to focus on their own game instead of being concerned with what the other guy might do. We're looking forward to it."


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So Mr Ecca and I are heading to Hawaii tomorrow, where he will be working 12-14 hour days at a meeting and I will be busy supervising the beach and the hotel's pool. It's tough, I know. . .
Since I'm going to be on my own for meals for at least 4 days, maybe I'll get dinner with him the last 2, I was wondering if folks have some good places I should hit up in Honolulu/Oahu while I have some time. The one thing is I'm pregnant, so sushi and soft cheeses are out for this trip. I'm going to have a cooler in our hotel for breakfasty stuff and fruit, but otherwise the baby and I like to eat!
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Premios Juventud: 2014 Nominees
by Judy Cantor-Navas | June 1, 2014
Young fans decide which artists and songs compete for Premios Juventud, Univision's audience choice awards. It's no surprise that Prince Royce, Romeo Santos, Enrique Iglesias and Wisín are up for top prizes. They're joined by newcomers like J Balvin and Chiquis, the daughter of the late Jenni Rivera. The winners will be revealed on the Spanish-language network's awards show on July 17. In the meantime, listen to the most popular Latin songs from the past year.


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