melville -- hawthorne was older than melville. melville lost his father. melville had a kind of polymorphous sexuality. he was very open to attachments to men, women, things, whales, what have you. and when he read hawthorne (unintelligible) a group of short stories, and just at the same time as he met hawthorne -- unclear which happened first -- he was -- he was overwhelmed. he was overpowered by the man, who was so enormously handsome, so smart, so reserved, so satiric and so philosophically compatible, both in his person and in his writing. so melville was enamored of him, and melville always wore his heart on his sleeve and wrote gushing, erotic letters to hawthorne. the sad thing is that hawthorne's letters don't survive, so we don't really know his side of the correspondence. he was a very different kind of man than melville was. and so if you divide the world into melville lovers and hawthorne lovers, as spurious a way to divide the world as any, then people who love melville often dislike hawthorne because they feel that hawthorne rejected melville

they are based in melville, new york. stocks over 200% of its ten-day average volume. a new 18-month high. they are seeing resistance at 54. now on the other side, on the losing side, as the small cap name align technology best known for their invisalign invisible braces. the clear alternative to braces. cut to sell from buy. they think the stock will see weakening demand as doctors who had a proficientsey status they had to achieve. there's coming competition from others. that stock getting slammed today, 500% of the average daily volume. it did come down from a three-year high it hit yesterday. >> thanks, matt. back over to you, michelle. >>> now to a name off the charts, caterpillar hitting a multi-year high. shares gaining 170% since the march bottom. economic data showing signs of improvement, is there even more room to go? take a look, it's a very nice move. joining us from st. louis an analyst with long bow research. good to see you. why has the stock been climbing so dramatically, simply the cyclical rebound on the economy. >> caterpillar represents global rese

in 1909, the court was led by chief toast this -- she justice melville fuller -- chief justice melvilleler. he served as chief justice for more than 20 years. even though most people would not recognize his name for his distinctive face, which is an important lesson for a modern chief justice. you might mistake him for his much more famous contemporary, mark twain. [laughter] who were his colleagues on the court? this is a picture of of fuller court in 1909. how many do you recognize? it included edward white, refers and david burke, william day, william moody. these men were very important figures in 1910. for most americans today, even law students and professors, the names to not bring even a faint bell -- do not bring even a faint bell. most people recognize oliver wendell holmes, who was famous when he joined the court, and remains one of our country's most iconic judges. after graduating from college, at the age of 20, he enlisted in the army to fight for the union in the civil war. he was seriously wounded three times in three separate battles, including a antietanti. he survived

the president also recommended melville fuller. he had actually recommended an illinois attorney for the post, but he declined the offer. the chief justiceship went to fuller, whom the press labeled the most obscure man ever nominated for that exalted position. when justice matthews die, president harrison took nine months to compile a long list of possible nominees before narrowing it down to two. he chose to friends with similar credentials, degrees from yale, and service on state and federal courts. they referred to each other as president herring -- they referred each other at. but justice miller fell victim to a stroke. harrison had the opportunity to name the runner up to the high court. he would recommend jackson to fill the 1893 vacancy. apparently, jackson's friendship with benjamin harrison from their days in the u.s. senate overcame their partisan differences. nor did the senate majority delay the confirmation. let's turn to the second category -- 20th-century examples. justice louis brandeis had only been on the court a

the president also recommended melville fuller. he had actually recommended an illinois attorney for the post, but he declined the offer. the chief justiceship went to fuller, whom the press labeled the most obscure man ever nominated for that exalted position. when justice matthews die, president harrison took nine months to compile a long list of possible nominees before narrowing it down to two. he chose to friends with similar credentials, degrees from yale, and service on state and federal courts. they referred to each other as president herring -- they referred each other at. but justice miller fell victim to a stroke. harrison had the opportunity to name the runner up to the high court. he would recommend jackson to fill the 1893 vacancy. apparently, jackson's friendship with benjamin harrison from their days in the u.s. senate overcame their partisan differences. nor did the senate majority delay the confirmation. let's turn to the second category -- 20th-century examples. justice louis brandeis had only been on the court a