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The Melville Electronic Library is an online resource for Melville texts. Housed on a Hofstra University server, MEL is being developed and maintained by a group of Melville scholars and digital specialists.
To join the Melvillle Society and subscribe to Leviathan, visit Leviathan's Johns Hopkins University Press journal site by clicking here.
The New Bedford Whaling Museum in collaboration with The Melville Society is the established home of the Melville Society Cultural Project and Melville Society Archive. The Melville Society Archive is housed at the New Bedford Whaling Museum's Research Library, where significant works from this collection are also on display. The Melville Society Cultural Project also sponsors a book donation program and presents exciting annual events including the Moby-Dick Marathon and a Birthday Lecture.
Bylaws of the Melville Society
January 2007
I. Purpose of the Society
The Melville Society, founded in 1946, is a scholarly organization whose principal aims are to study, preserve, and disseminate scholarship about the life, works, and historical context of Herman Melville. The Society publishes a journal and occasional works, sponsors conferences, maintains an archive, supports educational and cultural activities, manages endowments, and enters into affiliations with organizations that share its aims. The Society is open to anyone who shares its aims. It is managed by an Executive Committee (elected by the membership) that follows the policies prescribed in these bylaws.
II. Officers of the Executive Committee
The Executive Committee (EC) is the governing body of the Society and consists of seven elected officers. All officers have full voting rights and are expected to participate in the committee's business meeting at the annual convention of the Modern Language Association (MLA) and to conduct day-to-day business at other meetings (in person or electronically) as called by the Executive Secretary. Wherever possible, EC officers should seek institutional support for their activities in behalf of the Society, including teaching reductions, clerical support, office space, postage and copying expenses, travel expenses, and other necessities.
A. President
The President is an individual who has made significant contributions to Melville studies and serves as an honorary officer. The President appoints one member of the Society's Nominating Committee to a three-year term and serves the Society in other capacities as the EC suggests.
Term: one year; may serve more than once, but not in consecutive years.
B. Executive Secretary
The Executive Secretary is the Society's chief executive officer and official spokesperson. Duties include:
1. Convening and chairing the Executive Committee.
2. Calling for and supervising all elections and tallying ballots.
3. Corresponding between the Society and all external groups.
4. Maintaining an archive of the Society's official business, including files of the retiring Executive Secretary and other important documents.
5. Coordinating activities among the Society's officers, committees, and its various constituencies, especially the Melville Society Cultural Project (MSCP).
6. Working with the Associate Secretary on programs and conferences.
Term: three years; may serve successive terms.
C. Associate Secretary for Programs and Conferences
The Associate Secretary has primary responsibility for scheduling the Society's annual programs at the conferences for the American Literature Association (ALA) and MLA and its biennial international conferences which are usually held in the summer in odd-numbered years at locations related to Melville's life and works, either in the United States or abroad. Duties include:
1. Communicating with MLA and ALA regarding rooms, times, and other practical details.
2. Communicating with the MLA and ALA program chairs to ensure timely planning and effective panels that meet the Society's aims.
3. Communicating with members who propose biennial conferences in accord with Society guidelines and bringing these proposals to the EC for discussion and action.
4. Maintaining and distributing Society policies and guidelines pertaining to conferences.
5. Handling other tasks as the Executive Secretary requests.
Term: three years; may serve successive terms.
D. Editor
The Editor is responsible for all publishing associated with the Society, primarily Leviathan: A Journal of Melville Studies, but also any special publications, single or serialized. Duties include:
1. Managing editorial responsibilities professionally to insure a fair and effective peer review process, high quality content, excellence in journal or book design, accuracy in copyediting, and the timely submission of copy for printing and distribution.
2. Appointing, at his or her discretion, an Associate Editor to assist in general editing or special projects, and other individuals to perform specific editorial roles (special guest editor, book review editor, advisory committee, etc.). The Associate Editor serves on the EC ex officio as a non-voting member.
3. Employing, at his or her discretion, a Managing Editor or other assistants to help with manuscript submissions, correspondence, and filing. Such arrangements may be made with the Society and the editor's home institution.
Term: three years; may serve successive terms.
E. Treasurer
The Treasurer administers and supervises all financial accounts, maintains current membership records of the Society, and prepares an annual report on the Society's fiscal health that is published in the Society's journal. Duties include:
1. Collecting all dues (unless other arrangements have been made with our publisher), donations, and other monies that accrue to the Society, the journal, the MSCP, and any other Society entity, including the Murray and Cohen Endowments, depositing them in one or more accounts under the Society's name and tax identification number, and disbursing them as the EC, MSCP, or other budgeted entities of the Society direct.
2. Maintaining an electronic database of all individual and institutional members and providing current membership lists as needed.
3. Maintaining accurate and up-to-date financial records for all Society funds, including the MSCP.
4. Submitting an annual budget for the Society, including the MSCP, that must be approved by the EC at its annual meeting. Significant variations from the budget must be approved by the EC.
5. Maintaining an archive of the Society's important financial records and transmitting them to future treasurers.
6. Consulting as necessary with the Murray Endowment Committee.
Term: three years; may serve successive terms.
F. Development Director
The Development Director shall, in consultation with the EC, work to increase membership, promote and publicize Society activities, expand opportunities for conferences, and increase financial support through donations, endowments, grants, and institutional arrangements. Duties include:
1. Working closely with the Treasurer and Editor to monitor membership and subscriptions and encourage renewals.
2. Initiating, supporting, and coordinating fund raising activities for the Society.
3. Applying to granting agencies for support for both regular and special activities.
4. Preparing flyers, advertisements, application forms, and other materials for distribution at meetings.
Term: three years; may serve successive terms.
G. Melville Society Cultural Project Representative
The MSCP Representative acts as a liaison between the MSCP committee (see below) and the Executive Committee. Duties include:
1. Attending meetings of both the MSCP committee and EC.
2. Advising the Treasurer on the annual MSCP budget.
3. Reporting the year's MSCP activities at the annual meetings of the Society and of the Executive Committee.
Term: Two years; may serve successive terms.
III. Nominating Committee
The nominating committee consists of three persons selected from the membership at large who do not serve on any other committees. Every year the outgoing President appoints one member to serve one three-year term. The senior member chairs the committee and receives instructions from the Executive Secretary regarding vacancies, deadlines, and other procedures. The committee nominates one person for each vacancy and submits its slate to the Executive Secretary, who prepares a ballot that is submitted to Society members. Duties include:
1. Nominating one person for each vacant position on the Executive Committee and the Murray Endowment Board of Trustees;
2. Nominating chairs for the annual programs at MLA and ALA, who hold one-year terms and may serve no more than once every three years.
IV. Murray Endowment Committee
The Murray Endowment began in 1987 with a $20,000.00 bequest from Henry A. Murray. It is a permanent endowment whose funds were originally designated in part to support new publications of the Society, improvements to the Society's journal, and a stipend to the Editor. As described in Melville Society Extracts 71 (November 1987) and modified by revisions in the bylaws in 1989, the Murray Endowment is managed by a committee consisting of the President, the Executive Secretary, and the Treasurer, and three independently elected trustees. Each trustee is nominated by the nominating committee and serves a staggered three-year term, and must be knowledgeable about investment matters. This committee oversees all decisions about the use and investment of funds, with actual disbursements to be made by the Treasurer.
V. Elections
Election of officers is held every year, usually in the late spring, with a paper ballot mailed to the membership. The Executive Secretary, in consultation with the Executive Committee, determines election deadlines and when necessary makes minor adjustments to ensure that the terms of officers overlap and thus provide continuity and experience on the Executive Committee. Terms of office begin on January 1 of the year following the election.
Additional votes of the membership are required to approve biennial conferences, revisions of the bylaws, affiliations with other organizations, or any departures from these bylaws in principle or practice as determined by the EC.
VI. Cohen Endowment Committee
The Cohen Endowment honors the memory of Hennig Cohen with a cash award
given annually for the best article, book chapter, or essay in a book about Melville. These may be self-nominated or nominated by a mentor, colleague, or friend, as well as the Cohen Endowment Committee, which selects the winner. The committee is appointed by the Executive Secretary and consists of three persons serving staggered three-year terms, with the senior member serving as chair. The award is typically made in the year after the article or chapter is published and is presented at that year's MLA meeting. Preference will be given to newer scholars in the field of Melville studies, and no one may win the award more than once.
The Cohen Endowment itself is a permanent endowment and is managed by the Treasurer.
VII. The Melville Society Cultural Project
The MSCP is a subcommittee of the Executive Committee consisting of at least four members who are appointed by the Executive Committee. Duties include:
1. Managing the archives and artifacts that accrue to the Society through donations and bequests, such as books, documents, and art works.
2. Promoting educational programming, including teacher institutes, conferences, symposia, and other public events devoted to Melville's writings, life, and times.
3. Arranging exhibitions, musical and dramatic performances, lectures and lecture series, and other special events associated with Melville.
4. Advising affiliated organizations, such as the New Bedford Whaling Museum, on Melville exhibitions, Melville museum walks or tours, or other activities consonant with the purposes of the Melville Society.
VIII. Vacancies
The Executive Secretary, with the advice and consent of the Executive Committee, may appoint members to fill out the remaining term of any position that becomes vacant.
IX. Terms of Society Membership
All individuals (not institutions) are automatically considered voting members of the Society if they have paid their annual dues on schedule and are not in arrears for past years. The Treasurer will provide this list to the Executive Secretary before each election or ballot. It is expected that all officers, program chairs, and committee members will be members of the Society and keep their memberships current.
X. Ratification and Amendment of Bylaws
These bylaws will take effect when they are ratified by a majority of those voting in an election called for that purpose. They may be amended by the Executive Committee with the ratification of a majority of those members voting in an election called for that purpose.
XI. Dissolution Amendment
Upon dissolution of this organization and after all outstanding debts of the Melville Society, Inc., assets shall be distributed by the Board of Directors for one or more exempt purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code, or shall be distributed to the federal governrnent, or to a state or local government for a public purpose.
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In normal circumstances, it is a dull match that sees only 23 wickets fall in a full five days, but the second Test, though an almost certain draw from lunch-time on the third day, will long be remembered for the batting of Gavaskar. In the longest innings ever played for India - 11 hours, 48 minutes - he gave a flawless exhibition of the defensive arts, batting chancelessly from the first ball of the third day until mid-morning on the fifth. His concentration was unwavering and his perfect balance and coordination in defence, plus the unerring selection and beautiful execution of his attacking strokes, made it a connoisseur's delight. Of his 21 4s, mostly through the covers off the front foot or between square leg and fine leg off his hip, all but one came from the middle of the bat.
Justification for Gavaskar's slowness lay in an England score of 400 which occupied two days and all but insured them against losing. To that end they played an extra batsman, Gatting, at the expense of a bowler, Emburey, from the side that lost the first Test, setting their sights no higher than a draw even before Willis, suffering from chest and stomach troubles, cried off on the morning of the match. He was replaced by Lever.
Gooch and Boycott gave the innings a buoyant start by scoring 84 in the first two hours after Fletcher had won the toss; but in the afternoon and evening Tavaré, dropping a dead bat even on half-volleys, consumed three hours making 22. Gower, after a shaky start against the left-arm spinners, played well to reach 50 in 101 minutes. Then he, too, gave best to Doshi and Shastri, spending 140 minutes adding 32 before Shastri had him lbw on the second morning with what, to the left-hander, was a perfect off-break which turned and hurried.
Half an hour later Fletcher, given out caught at the wicket when he swept at Shastri, so far forgot the standards expected of an England captain that he used his bat to cuff the stumps awry as he turned for the pavilion, sure he had not hit the ball. It was an unworthy reaction from someone who had been at pains to tell his team to accept the umpiring for what it was and he later wrote a letter of apology to the Indian Board. However, on balance England benefited from various questionable decisions in the match. A controlled 55 by Botham, and a positive ninth-wicket stand of 69 between Dilley and Taylor, took England to 400 just before the close.
Despite the slowness of the pitch, England might have put India under pressure by taking wickets early in their innings. But Srikkanth won the initiative with 65 off only 87 balls, and by the close the Indians were safe at 189 for one. Lever, rediscovering his in-swinger with the second new ball, took four wickets in eight overs next morning, but Gavaskar remained immovable. Only four and threequarter hours were left for England's second innings, when Boycott passed Cowdrey's world record of 188 Test innings, and a match watched by more than 200,000 petered to a draw.


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Hi, welcome to my guide on Rammus. Rammus is a great tank that can absorb the blows made by the enemy team. With not much HP but a **** load of armour Rammus is very hard to take down.
Rammus pros and cons:
Great Armour
Deals alot of damage
Hard to ignore because of taunt
Great ulti which will help massively in team fights
Very fast at travelling across the map
Great farmer
Great pusher
Amazing chaser
Not much HP at the start which makes him somewhat vulnerable
No ranged attacks
I start with a Doran's Shield and 1 HP pot. When you can return to base and get your Ninja Tabi. (Please note that if there are a few heavy casters or stuns go with Mercury treads immediately). Once you have enough for 1 or more of the items in Sunfire Cape go back and build it up. Getting Sunfire Cape early will help loads with farming up some more gold from minions. After Sunfire go with Banshee's for the health and magic resis.
after Banshee's if the other team are more magic damage go with Force of Nature but if they are physical go with Thornmail. If there is no magic damage instead of Force of Nature go with Randuin's Omen. As your last item grab gaurdian angel so you can stay longer in the team fights. During the laning phases of the match grab a hp pot whenever you can. Getting blue buff will let you be able to spam your abilities especially you ulty with a 25 second CD at ulty lvl 3 it is great for Team fights.
Using Rammus:
Use your rolling ball to initiate. Remember you have to control the rolling ball you can't just click the champion and expect Rammus to weave through all the minions.
Remember to taunt the squishys so your team can put them down. right after your taunt put on Defence Curl as when getting hit with it on a fraction of magic damage is put onto the attacker.
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I take flash and ghost. Flash because it has saved my *** countless times from ganks or ulties like Nunu's. Ghost because it is a good for chasing down enemys and running away from them.
Please remember that your ulty can take down towers and with such a small CD don't be afraid to use it.
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A sneak peek at UMass' fall semester Fine Arts lineup
A first look at the packed schedule of events and concerts on the table this season
UMass Theatre Dept. showcases its talent through "Scarcity."
A compelling story about a lower class family struggling to get their lives in order, "Scarcity" ropes the audience in from the moment it begins.
New adaptation 'springs' into action at the Curtain Theater
The University of Massachusetts Theater Department's first play of the semester, "Spring Awakening," opens tonight at the Curtain Theater.


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Life hacks are simple little things you can do around the house or during your day that make life so much easier.
Usually they are only little things that you've probably never thought of, but seem obvious – and even GENIUS – once you know about them.
Here are just a few life hacks that could make your day-to-day life just a little simpler.
1. Hide emergency money in an empty stick of lip balm – perfect for holidays.
2. Use a bread tab to keep the end of a roll of tape from sticking on itself.
3. Make a space in the middle of your plate of leftovers when you heat it up – it will heat more evenly.
4. To avoid burning yourself, light hard-to-reach candles with a stick of raw spaghetti.
5. Fix half a pool noodle to your garage wall where the car door opens to stop any dings from opening it too hard.
6. Freeze a saturated sponge to use as an ice pack that won't drip when it melts.
7. Fill a water bottle a quarter of the way, then freeze on its side, making sure that you don't cover the opening with water. You'll be able to fill it with water in the morning and have an ice cold drink straight away.
There are a million other great life hacks you may or may not have seen around the internet – all incredibly useful and some very funny too. Check out lifehacker.com.au for a heap more to help you out!


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Justices Back New York Law Ending Sex Bias by Big Clubs
By STUART TAYLOR Jr., Special to the New York Times
Published: June 21, 1988
WASHINGTON, June 20— The Supreme Court today unanimously upheld a 1984 New York City law aimed primarily at requiring the admission of women to large, private clubs that play an important role in business and professional life.
The decision, in a case that has attracted wide national interest, removed all doubt that states and cities may constitutionally ban sex discrimination by business-oriented private clubs.
The decision was hailed by New York City officials, groups advocating women's rights and civil rights as well as by city government and other groups, including the American Bar Association, as a blow against discrimination in clubs that often function as important routes to business and professional advancement. Decisions Reinforced
Although the Court's reasoning broke little new ground, it reinforced and extended the logic of previous decisions upholding city and state laws against sex discrimination by large private clubs that are often the scene of important business dealings.
It was the Court's third ruling in four years rejecting arguments by different types of private clubs that they had a right to exclude women under the First Amendment freedom of association. It left open the possibility that certain genuinely private clubs may have a First Amendment right to discriminate on the ground of race, sex or other characteristics.
The decision was an important symbolic victory giving new impetus to proponents of similar laws in other cities and states.
Benna Ruth Solomon, who filed a brief supporting the city on behalf of the United States Conference of Mayors and four other state and local government groups, said, ''This case clears the way for cities in which the city council perceives the same invidious discrimination that the New York City Council perceived to regulate the so-called private clubs if they meet these same or similar criteria.'' Further Attacks Are Planned
The Women's Legal Defense Fund and other women's groups said today that they would push for similar laws around the country. One front in this offensive is the Bohemian Club, among the nation's largest and most prestigious male clubs, whose 2,300 members include President Reagan and Vice President Bush. The club is fighting a San Francisco anti-bias law.
There is no Federal law against sex discrimination by private clubs, and such discrimination is still legal in most places. But a handful of the nation's major cities have adopted laws curbing discrimination by business-oriented private clubs in recent years. At least two states, California and Minnesota, have applied their laws banning discrimination in business establishments or public accommodations to private clubs. Similar Urban Laws
The cities with such laws include Chicago, Los Angeles, the District of Columbia, San Francisco and Buffalo as well as New York, according to officials of state and local government organizations here. They said they were uncertain whether any other cities and states had such laws.
The decision today could encourage some cities, like Detroit, that have previously considered such proposals but have refrained from adopting them.
Two of those joining Justice Byron R. White's opinion for the Court today, Justices Harry A. Blackmun and Anthony M. Kennedy, have in the past year resigned memberships in private clubs that exclude women.
Justice Kennedy resigned a membership of many years in the Olympic Club, in San Francisco, shortly before President Reagan nominated him last autumn. Justice Kennedy gave as his reason the club's recent vote to refuse to admit women.
Justice Blackmun resigned from the Cosmos Club here in Washington a few months ago after many years as a member, presumably to avoid a conflict in the case decided today. Coincidentally, the club, which had been charged with violating the District of Columbia's antidiscrimination law, voted on Saturday to admit women.
Justice White's opinion noted that some clubs might have a First Amendment right to discriminate, especially if they can prove that they were formed primarily for religious or free-speech purposes or that their members do not use them for business or professional discussions.
But he suggested that large business-oriented ''city clubs'' and other clubs to which nonmembers are routinely invited for business lunches and the like are unlikely to qualify. The Court made no mention of country clubs as such, but the same general principles it laid down would apply to discrimination laws that cover such clubs. He did not define with precision how private and selective a club must be to have a First Amendment right to exclude women or other groups such as blacks. Scope of New York Law
The New York law provides that clubs are not ''distinctly private,'' and thus are ''public accommodations'' covered by the city's 1965 Human Rights Law, if they have more than 400 members, provide regular meal service and regularly receive income for use of the facilities by nonmembers ''for furtherance of trade or business.''
The Human Rights Law originally barred all institutions covered by it from discriminating on the ground of race, creed, color, national origin or sex, and has been amended to bar discrimination on the ground of handicap or sexual orientation as well.


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BUNNS BLUFF, TEXAS. Bunns Bluff is on the east bank of the Neches River in extreme western Orange County four miles from Beaumont. The bluff was probably named for Joseph Bunn, who owned the land title there and secured a post office in 1854. Although the Bunns Bluff post office was originally in Jefferson County, it was soon transferred to Orange County. Shortly after the Civil War, Bunns Bluff was a destination point for shingles rafted down the Neches River. In 1880 the community had some thirty residents. Its post office was discontinued in 1900, and land at the bluff was purchased by the Beaumont Water Works in 1917. The Wiess and Bunns canals marked the site in 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:James E. Johnson, An Economic History of Orange County, Texas, Prior to 1940 (M.A. thesis, Lamar State College of Technology, 1966).
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I've been to a festival or two in my day, and while all have been enjoyable, not many come close to capturing the magic of Hopscotch. Around since 2010, this warm and welcoming festival in the warm and welcoming city of Raleigh, NC, keeps getting better and better. The lineup always features big names, buzzy names, names you probably haven't heard yet, and names you soon won't be able to get out of your head. I'm absolutely crushed not to be going this year, but have many suggestions about who to see if you're lucky enough to be heading down 9/8-10. And even if you're not going either, give these folks a listen.
If you're not yet familiar with the snarling, brash Austin rock and rollers A Giant Dog, you soon will be. The new Merge signees are fixing to steamroll their way into your ears, and it's going to be hard to resist such a juggernaut. Their latest long player Pile is a thunderous, abrasive yet incredibly tuneful record, spilling over with good old-fashioned swagger and the breezy, middle finger shit-eating-grin non-plussedness of not giving a fuck. This is a band that's well worth getting to know.
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Glenn has been dumped by his girlfriend. He is lonely, and terribly difficult to deal with. To cheer him up, his buddies get a brilliant idea. How about organizing a fakte audtion for a non-existing feature film?
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France fights back with huge air strikes on IS stronghold
France has launched massive air strikes on the Islamic State group's main stronghold in Syria, as an international manhunt was launched for one of the suspected terrorists behind the Paris massacre that claimed at least 129 lives.
Salah Abdeslam escaped when French police let him go after stopping his car and questioning him in the hours after the attacks.
And last night the first retaliation for the attacks took place in Raqqa, as bombs destroyed a jihadi training camp and a munitions dump after President Francois Hollande said France would be "merciless" against the extremists.
Twelve aircraft, including 10 fighter jets, dropped 20 bombs in the biggest air strikes since France extended its bombing campaign against the extremist group to Syria in September.
Yesterday, French police issued a photograph of Abdeslam, who they described as "dangerous".
Two others, it is believed, may also have got away in the chaotic aftermath of the carnage.
Last night, French security officials confirmed their own police had questioned and released Abdeslam, hours after the Paris attacks. He was one of three people in a car stopped and questioned by police on Saturday morning. The police checked his ID and let him go.
Six of his accomplices blew themselves up and the seventh was shot dead by the police.
Another man suspected of being part of the wider plot, who rented a Volkswagen Polo seen outside the Bataclan concert hall where 89 people died, has been arrested by Belgian police after crossing the border. In another development, Iraqi intelligence officials claimed they warned France of an imminent attack by Islamic State (IS) just a day before the Paris attacks. It said IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had ordered "bombings, assassinations or hostage taking in the coming days". France's Interior Minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, said the shootings and bombings "were prepared abroad, by a group of individuals based in Belgium".
He stressed, however, that they had "benefited from accomplices in France".
The belief that some of the killers have fled has grown with the discovery of a black Seat in the Paris suburb of Montreuil, four miles away from where it was seen carrying gunmen in the streets where five people were killed in a bar and 19 more died while in a restaurant. Three Kalashnikovs were found in the car with magazines.
Abdesalem is believed to have arranged the group's logistics, while his brother Ibrahim blew himself up. A third brother is also "involved in terrorism" according to the authorities. All are French nationals who had lived in Belgium for a long time.
Another killer, Bilal Hadfi, who also lived in Belgium, has experience of fighting with IS in Syria and knowledge of explosives, according to officials.
The suicide bomber who carried out the Bataclan attack, the bloodiest of the killing spree, was 29-year-old French national Omar Ismail Mostefai. The Syria veteran was identified after investigators found part of his thumb amid the carnage.
Police in Belgium have made seven arrests in east Brussels.
Paris remained on edge yesterday. Armed police rushed to the Marais district after false reports of a shoot-out. Earlier in the day, hundreds of people fled the Place de la Republique after fireworks were set off.
Speaking from the G20 summit in Turkey, David Cameron said it was clear "that our safety and security depends on degrading and ultimately destroying Isil, whether it's in Iraq or Syria".
Nick Alexander (36), from Colchester, is the only British fatality confirmed so far. He was selling merchandise for rock group Eagles of Death Metal when their concert at the Bataclan venue was targeted.
Meanwhile, U2 frontman Bono (below) has urged fans to wear white at their Belfast concerts this week.
U2 cancelled two planned concerts in the French capital at the weekend in the wake of the atrocities.
But the band's first Belfast gig in 18 years will go ahead at the SSE Arena on Wednesday.
"Wear something white if you can and most importantly wave something white, like a napkin, tissue, piece of cloth or paper," U2 posted on social media last night.
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BOSTON -- What started as a blowout turned into a brawl on Friday night at Fenway Park.
After jumping out 8-0 in the first inning, the Red Sox had a commanding 10-3 lead over the Orioles in the bottom of the eighth. With one out and David Ortiz at the plate, the game had fended off rain showers and looked to be nearing its end.
That is, until Orioles reliever Kevin Gregg threw inside to Ortiz.
And then he did it again.
Ortiz took exception to the pitches and began to walk toward the mound, but retreated to the plate where he popped out to centerfield. Gregg shouted to Ortiz as he ran toward first base and was promptly ejected by home plate umpire Mike Estabrook. Once again, Ortiz headed toward the mound -- and this time, no one retreated.
3-0 count, theyre up seven, I think theres some ethics to this game that youve got to . . . guidelines that youve got to stay within. Run, Gregg said following the Red Sox 10-3 victory. You hit a fly ball, a lazy fly ball, youve got to run the bases. Apparently he didnt like me telling him that stuff and he came out there. Thats part of the game. He has the right to come out there. Im going to defend myself if he comes out.
As Gregg and Ortiz threw punches (none connected), benches and bullpens cleared. The two scuffling players were quickly enveloped in a mass of Red Sox and Orioles furiously trying to defend their teammates.
I think bloods flowing, were obviously scoring some runs. Its hard to explain unless youre out there, said Red Sox catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia, who was ejected for his role in the scrum. Weve got to protect each other, protect our teammates. I dont think theres any reason for it. I didnt see anything that was reason to throw it at him.
Once tempers cooled and the players were separated, Ortiz, Saltalamacchia and Orioles pitcher Jim Johnson were also ejected. Saltalamacchia, who came out of the Red Sox bullpen, said he has no clue still as to why he was thrown out. While Ortiz did not address the media after the game, his teammates spoke out in his defense.
Starting pitcher Josh Beckett believes Gregg should have been thrown out for leaving the mound before Ortiz even popped out.
I dont know why they were trying to do that, but it was pretty obvious to me it wasnt just, Ill try to pitch you in, " he said, adding, "Gregg obviously said something to David. David's not the kind of guy that just, you know, something had to set him off.
Echoed Dustin Pedroia, Hes nice to everybody. Obviously he was upset, and thats why that happened.
After the game, both sides spoke of protecting their own. Marco Scutaro, at 5-foot-10, jumped on the 6-foot-6 Greggs back to try to restrain him from going after Ortiz. Josh Reddick, who was on third base at the time, said sticking up for your teammates is a huge thing here in the clubhouse.
And the sentiment was no different for the Orioles.
This is a team sport, said Gregg. I take offense to every run scored off every one of our pitchers. I take offense to every one of our hitters thats hit every time Im out there. Were a family we spend more time together with these 25 guys than I do with my own family. I take it personal. You get tired of getting your butt kicked every night when you come in here and Im going to stick up for whats ours and try to get the plate back.
The Red Sox (53-35) took a full-game lead over the Yankees in the American League East with the win and are fighting to maintain control of the top spot. Even though the Orioles, on the other hand, fell to 36-50, they refuse to stop battling.
I think you show them that were not backing down, said Gregg. Were not scared of them them and their 180 million payroll. We dont care. Were here to play the game. We have just as much right to play the game here and were going to do everything we can to win.
With two game left in the series, the two teams are on opposite ends of the standings, but neither team is planning on backing down.
I hope not, because were a good hitting team, said Beckett. They cant just be hitting our expletive guys because we score a lot of runs. Thats how the games played. And it may have been something totally different. Maybe they saw something they didnt like or whatever, but if its just because we scored eight runs in the first inning, theyre going to start throwing at our expletive guys?
Its going to be a long year.
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Café's motto is "Make life sweeter…eat dessert first!"
Walk into the South End's Flour Bakery & Café, and you're greeted by the heady aroma of coffee, butter, chocolate, and fresh-baked bread.
Pastry chef and owner Joanne Chang opened Flour's first location here back in 2000. The café, featuring breakfast pastries, breads, cakes, cookies, and tarts, as well as sandwiches, soups, and salads, was so successful that Chang went on to open two more locations, one in the Fort Point Channel area, the other adjacent to the MIT campus in Cambridge.
Arriving for lunch on a recent Friday, we decided to heed the restaurant's motto: "Make life sweeter…eat dessert first!" In fact, we went one better: our meal was nothing but baked goods. And what an array it was. We ordered the banana bread ($2.25), moist and full of ripe bananas and walnuts, the apple snacking spice cake ($2.95), which will leave your fingers sticky with gooey goodness, and a blueberry bread pudding ($3.95). The trio proved a satisfying combination, with a cup of loose-leaf jasmine tea ($1.25) to clear our palette between each savory bite. We also indulged in a fresh fruit tart ($4.95), which was studded with blueberries and blackberries and had mango, kiwi, and pomegranate bits topping a vanilla cream that was neither too sweet nor too heavy. To complement all that, we treated ourselves to a decadent fiery hot chocolate ($2.50), which had a deep chocolate flavor with a cinnamon spice kick, the perfect thing for a cold winter's day.
Sadly, we arrived too late to grab any of the café's famous sticky buns ($2.95), which were featured recently on an episode of the Food Network's Throwdown with Bobby Flay. (For the record, Chang's won over Flay's.) The Flour staff recommends coming in the morning if you want the buns, which have generated much buzz and long lines seven days a week at each of the café's locations.
After eating our smorgasbord of baked goods, it was easy to see why Flour has been named "Best of Boston's Neighborhood Sweets" five times. But we should note that the café also offers a wide variety of sandwiches, soups, and salads, ranging from $5 to $8. Regulars rave about the applewood-smoked bacon sandwich ($7.95). Another crowd pleaser is the breakfast egg sandwich with ham or bacon and cheddar ($6.50).
The café's ambiance alone would be enough to lure visitors. Patrons are greeted by a huge chalkboard wall next to the cash register covered in colorfully handwritten menus, along with a quote-of-the-week and the day's weather. As for the staff, they are a friendly and tight-knit group.
The hip, inviting café and bakery has something to offer everyone, students, families, professionals, and tourists, satisfaction guaranteed.
Flour Bakery & Café has three locations: 12 Farnsworth St., Boston, open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday; 1595 Washington St., Boston, open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday; 190 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. All major credit cards are accepted. More information can be found here.
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Making its North American debut at the 2012 Chicago Auto Show was the Nissan NV200 compact cargo van. Nissan will start selling the smaller utility van in early 2013 after the full-size NV cargo van that arrives at dealerships this spring. Nissan had been trying to find a right-size van to present to the market. Nissan planned for this van, the NV200, to have a low entry point and a low cost of ownership.
Presently, the NV200 is available in 40 countries around the globe. The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission had chosen a passenger version to be the Taxi of Tomorrow.
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Its cargo can accommodate a standard 40-inch-by-48-inch pallet and is offered with floor-mounted cargo hooks and a 12-volt power point. The cockpit gets a six-way adjustable driver's seat with a manual lumbar adjuster and its center console has an area that could be used for laptops, file folders, CDs and beverages.
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Andy Palmer, Senior Vice President for Global Product Planning at Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., said that the Nissan LCV business currently is in an expansion phase even with the recent challenging financial circumstances. According to him, they are aiming to expand their business through new products and new services that are smart and that meet customers' needs both in Europe and in other parts of the world.
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The (ir)reproducibility in science: myth and reality
Background and the problem
The reproducibility(R) of measurements supposedly is the foundation of 'solid' science. Meanwhile, an in-depth look into this issue is quite interesting and instructive. Indeed, the R seems to be a right thing for 'steel-ball-and-springs' world and for the science about such world. Steel is a 'hard stuff' and so the balls have no memory for the past collisions - the balls shape is the same - no matter how powerful the collisions are. In the 'normal' world though many objects certainly have memories of their past experiences, even the steel balls if their small deformities get measured more precise. Meanwhile classical mechanics cannot handle the realistic features of objects such as scratches, collision traces, etc. They are beyond that science, since an object in the classical mechanics is a 'material point', a no-size, no-shape monster having only a mass. And so the material point has no room for memory.
The 'standard' R requirement, actually applicable only to classical 'non-deformable' objects, says that repeatable measurements should show the identical results - within some 'error'. That means that the object per se is not 'sensitive' to the measurements, does not have an internal memory, and so does not 'remember' previous measurements. Indeed, many physical objects made up of a 'hard' material basically 'ignore' the effect of sequential measurements. For example, a steel ball being very hard does not 'feel' the results of collisions, though the very strong collisions certainly leave a trace on the colliding balls. A soft ball, say, from lead, certainly will feel collisions, even the weak ones.
Meanwhile, in 'standard' science the R requirements used to be quite strict, and the poorly-reproducible results often is a cause of a strong pressure on the researchers involved with the potential blame for fraud, misconduct, etc, often a cause for firing, heart attacks, suicides, early deaths, etc. The 'cold fusion' (pls google for LENR), STAP-cells[1], etc are the examples of the R-related 'unintentional' injuries and deaths due to the blame for scientific misconduct, fraud, etc (see, for example,[1])
The reproducibility issue within quantum mechanics
As a classical object has no internal structure, it has no related states, and any repeated measurements - by definition - should generate the same result, be reproducible. An object description within quantum mechanics (QM) is more detailed and includes its internal structure described in terms of its states. In this case, a measurement may change the object, say, switch it into a different state thus making the object different in terms of its properties and behavior. This way the measurement 'leaves a trace' on the object. In other words, the object has a memory. The memory is a feature which get expressed in many physical phenomena - in the dynamics of degenerated states (see example below), in the effects induced by tunneling atoms/groups, in the dynamics of long-term metastable states, multiple echos (see example below), etc. Still, the memory used to be an issue little-known or 'ignored' in popular discussions in QM focused on entanglement, randomness, uncertainty, 'spooky effects on distance', etc.
Meanwhile quantum mechanics, which refines classical mechanics in terms of behavior of real-world objects, does have a well-known memory mechanism based on the dynamics of discrete states and transitions between them. It is able to memorize the various external impacts on the object including 'measurements' - the external actions applied to the object. Within certain limitations, this mechanism allows for a recording and reading (reproducing) the impact of external actions. In other words, a quantum object has a built-in machinery to record a sequence of the external (inter)actions and keep the record in time. In this way, a quantum object is able to sense the external events (compare to a steel ball). Using a proper control options, the recording can be reproduced usually without loss of the order of the events.
The memory capacity even for the simplest quantum systems is amazingly huge. For example, atom H in the electronic state with principal quantum number n=500 (atoms H in the states with n=500-700 are available in the open space) has 2n2 = 2.5x105 degenerated (with the same energy) states which also can be combined with arbitrary coefficients according to the superposition principle. The number of electronic states and so the capacity of such memory of the single H atom is incomparable with any man-made memory. Meanwhile, atom H, being the lightest atom ever, is the best candidate to display the quantum and so the memory effects at atomic (vs. electronic) level as well. This is likely a reason why the H-bonding is widely used in living matter - DNA, xRNA, proteins, and many other organic structures responsible for adaptive, memory-based phenomena.
Another simple example of memory is a multiple echo phenomenon when a quantum system gets exposed to a sequence of (sound or optical) pulses. After such recording, the system in awhile is able to respond with the recorded sequence - a multiple echo. In the classical system of coupled oscillators such as a spring mattress the memory effect gets expressed via the phases of oscillators. For example, such a mattress is able to record a sequence of sounds (say, a melody) and then an input of just an (initial) cue of recorded melody reconstructs the whole melody/sequence [3].
Historically, the quantum effects in biology were probably for the first time clearly presented and discussed by Niels Bohr in 1932 in his famous talk "Light and Life" at the Physiology Congress in Copenhagen[2]. In his talk he illustrated recently (at that time) discovered quantum effects, in particular the complementarity principle, using numerous examples from experimental physiology and psychology [2]. Then, many physicists pointed to importance of quantum effect in biology - F. London, E. Schrodinger, H. Froehlich, H. Haken, A. Sent-Gyorgyo, P.-O. Lowdin, V. Weisskopf, and many other.
Almost all biological objects are 'soft'. The reason is that they have the internal structure and the related states, which allows for optional transitions between the states induced by 'external factors'. For example, a measurement may induce the transition between the internal states, and this is why the soft objects are sensitive to a measurement and to its context which is an inseparable part of the measurement. The external measurements - even very simple ones such weight, temp, velocity, etc may provide the irreproducible results depending on a context which unfortunately gets never recorded in details (time, temp, pressure, gases, immediate environment such as a cultivation conditions, etc). The context is as important as the measurement itself. If a context is different, the measurement result is different. There is no reason to expect reproducibility if the measurements done in different labs and in the different conditions, that is in the different context. To reconstruct precisely the measurement process and its context based on verbal or even textual (recorded) protocol is hardly possible as even the slight differences in the process and its context in a quantum system may induce a switch/change in a quantum state with totally different characteristics such as transition probabilities which may dramatically change the behavior due to the quantum amplifying or inhibiting effects .
Basically, the R requirement means the rejection of more precise quantum description. Such a rejection of quantum effects, theoretically quite possible, requires the proof that they can be neglected in every specific case. It is a challenge which requires a proper quantitative evaluation which used to be missing.
[1] "Stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotence" (STAP), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stimulus-triggered_acquisition_of_pluripotency
[2] pls google for N. Bohr, "Atoms and Human Knowledge", collection of his papers
[3] H.C. Longuet-Higgins, "The Holographic Model of Temporal Recall", Nature, 1968, v.217, p.104
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