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WILSONVILLE, Ore., July 27, 2006 – Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) today announced that Calibre{reg} nmDRC, Mentor's next generation physical verification tool, is fully supported and qualified on the new Intel{reg} Dual-Core Xeon{reg} 5160 Processor. Calibre nmDRC with Hyperscaling demonstrated excellent run-time performance during benchmark tests. Hyperscaling provides the productivity designers need for nanometer era circuit (IC) designs
Mentor Graphics has successfully conducted shared memory processor (SMP) productivity benchmarks evaluating the performance of Calibre nmDRC on the Intel Dual-Core Xeon 5160 processor. "Our benchmark plan was to evaluate SMP system performance of Calibre nmDRC against previous Calibre DRC™ versions on the Intel Dual-Core Xeon 5160 processor," said Michael White, Mentor Graphics senior product marketing manager for Calibre nmDRC. "Using Calibre nmDRC and the Intel Dual-Core Xeon 5160 processor, on an advanced 400 million transistor design, we were also able to demonstrate a 2.5x productivity improvement over single-core processors running our prior multi-thread Calibre DRC software."
Hyperscaling technology brings superior scalability and lightening fast run times for computationally intense applications. Hyperscaling offers advanced data processing options that provide the fastest single CPU and multi-CPU performance to verify blocks in seconds and full chips in hours. Hyperscaling extends the useful life of existing shared memory processor systems, and fully utilizes single and dual-core processor distributed rack systems. Hyperscaling improves productivity whether designers are working in 180nm or 45nm technology nodes.
"I'm very pleased with the collaborative effort between Mentor Graphics and Intel's EDA platform enablement team to conduct these benchmarks. The performance improvements we've seen using Calibre nmDRC on Intel's Dual-Core Xeon 5160 processor are impressive," said Joe Sawicki, vice president and general manager of Mentor Graphics design-to-silicon division. "We are extremely happy to see that Calibre nmDRC, the physical verification leader, fully leverages Intel's dual core processing technology. The combination of Calibre nmDRC and the Intel Dual-Core Xeon 5160 processor truly enables a new level of productivity for EDA designers."
"The demand for design computing performance and capacity for complex semiconductor design work is growing exponentially," said Martin Menard, General Manager and Director of IT Platform Capability, Intel Corporation. "Mentor Graphics' Calibre nmDRC on the Intel Dual-Core Xeon 5160 processor is bringing higher productivity to our end customers by combining the benefits of Calibre's Hyperscaling technology and Intel's leading dual-core computing performance."
About Mentor Graphics
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Princess Stuff wrote:lol Obana
O banana.
Also digging that LoZ tune. Just to imagine that played in a club would be divine. The second pianist track playing along with the first however did hit quite a few sour notes.
Princess Stuff wrote:lol Obana
They're amazing for Salvador. Explode like a grenade when reloading?Love.Dreamer wrote:Hate Tediore.
Princess Stuff wrote:heh, I take it you never came across Pinecest yet.
Love.Dreamer wrote:i googled....
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Yeah, Dante told be about it.Asmodai wrote:Yeah, they pushed it forward (or is that backwards?)
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Tairaa wrote:No, of course.
At the same time you should not, not live in a way that you wish to simply because there is a chance of ill effect.
If you want to BMX, don't let the thought of possibly falling on a half pipe and breaking an ankle deter you from the certainty of enjoyment.
If you want to jump from an airplane, don't let the possibility of both chutes not working deter you.
That's how I look at it, some don't..
Parsing hair about risk taking is a forever argument....parsing hair about morale injunctions or even personal enjoyment is a confrontational and vain proposition that may never find whole consensus or even a partial one...and it will never fully meet square with compromise if either side's ethical benchmark gets challenged....however:
The determination for taking a risky feat that renders a life no more, squelches that indomitable spirit permanently and prematurely. That life best be forfeited for love and not just personal enjoyment. I have little problem with such risks if they qualify... Whether or not its worthiness is an example to follow for love should be made clear and complete and as unselfishly as is humanly possible whatever your life may be or its worth is diminished in purpose. Anything that man praises doesn't necessarily fit a benchmark of honor.
In a contentious wit that contradicts nature or even life, one must accept the consequences, that's true, but Is the outcome truly justified? Because of a selfish benchmark we no longer hear the new songs...and if the BMXer dies, his kids have no father. All will end eventually...let's not hurry it so until we learn to hear the echoes well.
It only takes a selfless heart to please life; all the glory and produce we adorn ourselves with and please ourselves with mean less if only a few echoes are heard as a legacy...especially for the ear that counts. Both the singer and the BMXer were selfish and vain with their works. They could have done much more for their own as well as others. How thoughtless. I learned. Then again to each his own...live and let live. You get what you want. How we do cry for our losses...


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joosforjihad wrote:any news on the fate of the team?
A year ago, St. Louis had a men's and a women's professional soccer team getting ready to start their seasons. Now, it looks like there will be none.
The North American Soccer League office confirmed Tuesday that AC St. Louis has ceased operations. Team owner Jeff Cooper said in an e-mail he would withhold further comment until later in the week. Cooper has been trying to sell the team for months in an effort to keep it alive, but that hasn't happened. The NASL, the second-division league in American soccer, lists eight teams on its website but not AC St. Louis, and while it hasn't announced a full schedule, it has announced its teams' season openers and none involves AC St. Louis.
It's possible that Cooper might be looking to restart the team at a later date. The NASL said the team would have to reapply for admission to the league.
After spending — and losing — millions of dollars running the Athletica of Women's Professional Soccer and trying to bring an MLS team to St. Louis, Cooper decided to get out of the soccer business after the Athletica's 2009 season and handed off operations of the team and its expansion brethren AC St. Louis to two brothers, Heemal and Sanjeev Vaid, of London. But the two left town in May, leaving behind a pile of unpaid bills that led to the abrupt shuttering of the Athletica, which had been one of WPS' marquee teams.
AC St. Louis was able to arrange financing to finish out the season — just one payday was late — but without any new investors, the viability of the team was in doubt.
The closing of the Athletica was the start of a rough year for the financially struggling WPS. At the end of the season, two other teams, FC Gold Pride, the league champs, and the Chicago Red Stars, shut down and two other teams barely survived. With the addition of an expansion team in western New York, what had been the world's premier women's league is down to six teams, all on the East Coast.
AC St. Louis had a record of 7-15-8 and finished 11th in the 12-team U.S. Soccer Division 2 Pro League, the league set up by U.S. Soccer in the wake of a battle between rival second-division leagues. The team got off to a 1-7-1 start under coach Claude Anelka, and the situation was weird from the start. In the team's first game, one of its players didn't have the necessary papers to be allowed to play, so the team played the first 30 minutes of the game with just 10 players while the player returned to the team hotel to get his paperwork. By the time he got back to the stadium, AC St. Louis was behind 2-0.
Anelka was eventually fired and veteran youth coach Dale Schilly took over and gradually got the team to where it was contending for a playoff spot but then lost four of its final five games.
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Yesterday the Oscars were on so while trying to finish up on my homework, I caught glimpses of the show. Seth MacFarlane, the creator of Family Guy, was the host and from what I saw, he was slightly offensive, which is what I expected. Some of the winners included the film Argo for Best Picture and Jennifer Lawrence who won for Best Actress. She awkwardly tripped while going to accept her award but of course she handled it like a champ and very comically!
Two of my favorite moments involved Michelle Obama and Adele. The First Lady made a surprise televised appearance to present the award for Best Picture and looked spectacular! Adele sang her song "Skyfall" and definitely restored my faith in music once again. It was a good show and I can't wait until next year's!
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Accelerated Technology's Nucleus EDGE Embedded Development Environment Now Supports PowerPC Architecture
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS CONFERENCE, San Francisco, Calif., Mar. 8, 2005 - Accelerated Technology{reg}, a Mentor Graphics division (Nasdaq: MENT), today announced that its Eclipse-powered Nucleus{reg} EDGE software development environment is now available for the PowerPC architecture. This gives developers designing with PowerPC processors an advanced, comprehensive embedded tool suite for building, compiling, debugging, and deploying embedded applications, quickly and easily.
Already supporting the ARM platform, the Nucleus EDGE environment portfolio has been expanded to give PowerPC processor developers an all inclusive software tool to build a wide range of applications including wireless infrastructure, next-generation Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexor (DSLAMs), network storage, enterprise routing and switching, printing and imaging, telecom switching and customer premises equipment.
"At Eclipse, we are embracing the growing use of our framework for embedded development," said Mike Milinkovich, executive director of the Eclipse Foundation. "We see that the propagation of existing Eclipse-based tools like the Nucleus EDGE environment to important processor architectures such as the PowerPC processor as a key to its widespread adoption."
"This new environment brings our compiler, debugger, UML and real-time operating system (RTOS) technology for the PowerPC architecture together under the Eclipse standard platform," said Robert Day, director of marketing, Accelerated Technology Division, Mentor Graphics. "The Nucleus EDGE environment gives PowerPC processor developers tighter tool integration, total control over the quality and stability of their applications, full control of release cycles, shorter learning curves and a common platform with desktop tools."
For use with the Eclipse open platform, the Nucleus EDGE software includes an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) that provides tutorials and demos to guide users through the development process. The user interface (UI) is also more responsive, permitting users to interact with the GUI while the Nucleus EDGE software is busy running a background task. This is particularly useful when debugging large applications with multiple cores, as engineers typically focus on different parts of their application, concurrently.
The Nucleus EDGE software contains an advanced project manager, complete with an editor and builder, that helps users automate their build process. Developers can now set up one or more build environments by specifying the compiler and build options, giving total control over multiple projects and allowing for quick and easy revisions of their embedded systems.
Adhering to the Eclipse platform debug paradigm, and hence offering ultimate openness, the Nucleus debugger provides developers with a number of debugging environments. For example, using host-based debugging, software developers can experiment by running an application on the host machine before the final hardware is available or even decided upon. This allows the software developer to start coding earlier in the development cycle. Instruction set simulation and on-chip debugging via JTAG then allows users to run their "real" optimized embedded code from the same environment.
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The Chinese Government has been taking steps to rein in their credit bubble, the world's biggest. Their pace of credit growth is worse than the excesses seen in Japan before its property bubble burst in 1990, or in Korea before 1998, or USA before the subprime bubble burst in 2007. The Shanghai stock index has just seen the worst slide in 19 years. Chinese equities are down by three quarters in real terms since their peak in 2007, once of the worst bear markets in any major economy in recent history.
The Telegraph said: 'While the move has for now calmed nerves, it remains unclear whether calibrated tweaking on such a small scale will be enough to ease fears of a credit crunch for long.'
2014 was always going to be an extremely testing if not downright confusing and panicky year for China.
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On the China 1949 country chart transiting Uranus will oppose the 8th house Mercury Neptune in 2014 which is highly strung and given to acute worry; plus tr Pluto is trine the 8th house Saturn which is deprivation, shortages, a real uphill slog. Transiting Saturn will conjunct the China financial Venus on and off till mid 2014 which is depressed. Late 2014 into 2015 Solar Arc Sun squares Saturn and in 2015/16 Solar Arc Saturn is conjunct the China Venus – both of which look like bad news financially. And by 2015/16 tr Pluto will be square that 8th house Neptune which is devastating.
The Bank of China chart, 1 Dec 1948, looks no more cheerful with Neptune in Libra picking up the tr Uranus opposition in 2014 and tr Pluto square in 2015/16. Plus serious worries from tr Neptune opposition Saturn thro' till late 2014; followed by a sinking tr Neptune square Sun in 2015/16. With a jolting Solar Arc Uranus in a jolting conjunction to their Saturn now and a blocked Solar Arc Sun opp Pluto in 2014/15.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange chart, 19 Dec 1990, is very jangled at the moment as well as stuck with tr Uranus square Uranus and tr Saturn conjunct Pluto – with more of similar to the above with their Neptune at the same degree – so tr Uranus square Neptune in 2014 and tr Pluto conjunct Neptune in 2014/15. None of this looks remotely cheerful.
Problems of this magnitude will have a global ripple or even tsunami effect. So all a matter for concern.
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"Two Words: Wasteful and Ineffective"
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2009 Annual Benefit: Public Service, Public Trust
23 Years of the ADA
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A letter from Vera in today's New York Times
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A new role for technology: the impact of video visitation on corrections staff, inmates, and their families
A new sentencing commission in Illinois
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A role for community corrections in a sentencing alternative for parents
A smaller jail for New Orleans: "What democracy looks like"
A turnaround worth honoring
A wide-angle view of juvenile justice reform
Abuses at NYS Juvenile Correctional Facilities
Adolescent Portable Therapy: still innovating, 10 years out
Adolescent behavior is not a crime
After the riots: Harsh sentences will strain a burdened system
Aging out of foster care doesn't have to leave kids out on a limb
Alleyne v. United States: Sixth Amendment requires jury-based fact-finding where facts trigger higher sentences
Altus Global Alliance: Advantages to Global Partnerships
An interview with Kristin Misner of the NYC Mayor's Office about social impact bonds and the city's ABLE project
An intriguing look at juvenile justice in DC
Arizona's new law: What does it mean for policing?
Attorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr. Delivers Vera's Third Annual Justice Address
Ballpark figure
Banning juvenile life sentences without parole is good policy
Beyond the zero-sum game
Bipartisan bill is critical to caring for youth and families in crisis
Bolstering family connections in the juvenile reentry process
Both victims and research aided by Vera partner Sanctuary for Families
Breaking Point
Breaking Point: A new blog series on the intersection of mental health, poverty, and the justice system in NYC
Breaking Point: An interdisciplinary approach to keeping families together
Breaking Point: Replacing fear with science for effective NYC justice reform
Breaking Point: Responding to the lasting impact of violence
Breaking new ground with new laws
Brooklyn for Brooklyn Initiative
Budget-poor, community-rich: policing in our new economy
California voters say yes to Proposition 47
Celebrating 15 years of the Violence Against Women Act
Center on Youth Justice Releases Juvenile Indicators Follow-up
Changes in correctional populations and spending between 2006 and 2010 focus of new Vera report
Cocaine sentencing disparities and the Fair Sentencing Act
Collaboration is cornerstone of new Center on Victimization and Safety
College to Prison Project Helps Put the Correction back in Sentencing and Corrections
Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons: Three Years Later
Common Ground, Collaborative Solutions and Containing Costs: Elements for Comprehensive Criminal Justice Reform
Compelling conversation about gun violence and mental health
Confronting recidivism in Pennsylvania (cont.)
Confronting recidivism in Pennsylvania
Connecting With Victims of Human Trafficking on Their Own Terms
Connecting young fathers behind bars with their children
Continuing the federal investment into criminal justice
Continuing the reentry journey
Correcting corrections for women
Corrections facilities take on climate change
Corrections gets greener
Corrections reform: a viable option for budget savings
Cost-benefit analysis informs effective justice policies
Court is intimidating, especially if you are seven years old
Creating a place for kids
Criminal justice debt and collateral consequences: issues and innovations
Cruel Punishment for Juveniles: Still Not Unusual
Cuts to Federal Funding Jeopardize Criminal Justice Initiatives Nationwide, Survey Finds
Deep, justice-related thoughts about reality TV
Delaware Governor Recognizes Benefits of JRI in State of the State, Pushes for More Reform
Descamps v. United States: Sentencing courts cannot unpack prior convictions in applying sentence enhancements
Do marijuana arrests help control violent crime?
Does a strengths-based approach miss the point?
Drugs Policies in West Africa: Between Repression and Public Health
Déjà vu all over again?
Ending segregation for incarcerated adolescents is a step in the right direction for NYC
Engaging police in immigrant communities not just a big city issue
Ensuring equal access in the courts
Ensuring that guardianship lives up to its name
Eric Holder, speaking as a father
Examining the Relationship Between Family Group Conferencing and Juvenile Recidivism
FCC lowers rates for interstate phone calls from jails and prisons
False confessions, DNA exonerations, and efforts to curb wrongful convictions in New York
Families of prisoners paying more to stay connected
Families seeking change
Family Justice Program featured in American Jails magazine
Family Justice Program featured in Child Welfare League of America newsletter
Feds fund justice innovation
Finding Solutions at the CCDO Conference
First Juvenile Detention Facility in the U.S. is Certified PREA Compliant
Flooding courts and packing prisons: time to take a second look at immigration prosecutions
Forced to Evolve
From the Show Me State, a juvenile justice reform model worth a close look
Fulfilling the promise of justice reform
Georgia's step forward: transforming a status offense system to help children, families and communities
Getting smarter about sex offenders
Gov. Christie Announces Expansion of Prison Education Program
Governor Jack Markell announces Delaware Justice Reinvestment Initiative in partnership with Vera
Greener prisons, brighter futures
Guest blogger Christopher Wildeman on the consequences of incarcerating parents
Guest blogger Judge Steven Alm on the success of the HOPE probation program
Guest blogger Rebekah Diller on criminal justice debt
Guest blogger Susan Xenarios on measuring victim costs to inform justice policy
Guest post: rethinking re-entry
Guiding stronger, more effective juvenile justice systems
Hard Time in North Korea
Help transform the future of crime victim services
High Mortality Rate Among the Formerly Incarcerated Demands Better Policies
Homeward Bound: An Interview with Ron Ashford of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
Homeward Bound: House committee examination of incarceration's collateral consequences points to need for housing post-release
Honoring the courage of domestic violence and sexual assault survivors, advocates, and allies on VAWA's 20th anniversary
How Violence Becomes Normal
How did bad behavior in school become a crime?
How family ties help incarcerated people return from jail to the community
How to help public-sector innovation take root
How will a new law affect South Africa's pretrial population?
Human trafficking still with us 150 years after Emancipation Proclamation
Illinois PIF program emphasizes local design and control
Immigration Executive Action: a tool for rebuilding trust
Improving trafficking victim identification
In Alabama, a hard look at sentencing practices
In Memoriam: Tom Clements, Vera partner and friend
In Memory of Alfred Siegel
In New Orleans, fewer arrests for minor offenses and more focus on violent crime
In Silence and in Fear: What "Baby Hope" Teaches Us About Immigrant Victims and Witnesses of Crime
In Texas, parents are partners in juvenile justice
In light of fiscal constraints, how are some states rethinking sentencing policy?
Incarceration's corrosive effects on families
Investing in pretrial services programs and the need for cost-benefit analysis
Involving families in reentry policy and practice
JRI takes a bite
Judge Gleeson on mandatory minimum sentences
Jump-starting a better future
Justice Reinvestment Initiative takes root in Delaware
Justice in New Orleans: Progress and challenges five years after Hurricane Katrina
Keeping communities safe through data-driven innovation is theme of Vera educational forum on Capitol Hill
Keeping the ball rolling toward guardianship reform in New York State
Knowing when to hold them
Learning behind bars...the effectiveness of education in prisons
Least Restrictive Alternative?
Let's not traumatize crime victims twice
Local television piece features innovative Baby Elmo Program for young fathers at an Ohio juvenile correctional facility
Looking beyond the stop and frisk statistics
Major Gains for Family Engagement in Indiana's Juvenile Justice System
Making kids feel less than zero
Making the case for correctional education is focus of RAND report and Vera's Pathways Project
Mapping immigrants' impact on American life
Massachusetts Correctional Center Embraces Resocialization and Rehabilitation
Mayoral Transition: Opportunities for Improved Justice for Immigrant Families in New York City
Measuring risk and need in juvenile justice decision making
Michael Jacobson named to New York State sentencing commission
Michael Jacobson stepping down as president of Vera Institute of Justice
Mississippi DOC's Emmitt Sparkman on reducing the use of segregation in prisons
Mitigating circumstances matter
My Brother's Keeper - Are Good Programs Enough?
My Brother's Keeper: Integrating Responses to Victims and Defendants
My Brother's Keeper: ryan
My Brother's Keeper: Good News for Police
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Appoints Vera Board Member Zach Carter as Corporation Counsel
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Appoints Vera Board Member Zach Carter as Corporation Counsel
NYPD Use of Anti-overdose Drug Saves Lives and Recognizes Substance Use as Public Health Issue
National Prison Rape Elimination Commission (NPREC) releases final Report and Standards
New Issue of Vera's Newsletter, Just 'Cause
New Op-Ed Co-Authored by Vera President Nick Turner
New Orleans Pretrial Services Program Has Promising Future
New Vera Report Takes Stock of State-level Mandatory Sentencing Reforms
New Vera report on how unaccompanied children navigate the complex U.S. immigration system
New Vera report on overcrowding in Los Angeles County jails
New Vera report: ''The Price of Prisons''
New Vera study highlights the mental health needs of people arrested in DC
New Year's resolution for family-focused youth services
New York State revisits the age of juvenile jurisdiction
New documentary highlights Vera's work in New Orleans
New evidence on sexual violence against women--and men--with disabilities
New from Vera's Cost-Benefit Knowledge Bank: A Guide to Calculating Justice-System Marginal Costs
New guide for the corrections field on the role of families
New leadership in Kentucky's Department of Juvenile Justice
New marijuana laws open door to researchers
New podcasts on cost-benefit analysis and juvenile justice
New report and interactive feature on fiscal crisis in corrections
New report highlights violence affecting millions every year in the U.S.
New report shines light on domestic violence rates in LGBTQ communities
New victims' funding could enhance racial equity
Observing Earth Day in prison
Ohio Green Prison Project featured in Corrections Today magazine
Ohio takes step to roll back collateral consequences
Opportunities for Improving Mental Health Treatment and Rikers Island Jail
Orleans Parish Prison: Why Smaller Means Safer
Our Work Continues to Make an Impact
Out of the shadows and into the field: the Trafficking Victim Identification Tool at six months
Overcoming Language Barriers in the Heartland
Partnerships to develop new policies for LGBTQ youth in NY's juvenile justice system
Performance Incentive Funding focus of new Vera report
Perspectives on crime and money: Interview with cost-benefit expert Steve Aos
Peugh v. United States: Advisory sentencing guidelines cannot apply retropectively
Pledging to end violence against people with disabilities
Police Perspectives: Dealing with contentious incidents
Police Perspectives: Effective approaches to connecting with diverse communities
Police Perspectives: New blog series explores importance of police/community trust
Pretrial services in South Africa: lessons from the past
Preventing and addressing prison rape
Prison visiting: a poor target for budget cuts
Program on Child Welfare, Health and Justice Releases Clinical Trials Report
Promising outcomes for a parenting sentencing alternative
Promoting Justice for Unaccompanied Children
Proposed change in the FBI's definition of rape highlights underreporting in federal statistics
Prosecutorial discretion project in New York City
Put your hands together for hands-on learning
Putting real caring into residential-care facilities for people with disabilities
Quantity isn't quality: A look at the complex costs and benefits of policing
Rebuilding Lives, Families and Communities through Education in Prisons
Recent testimony on mandatory sentencing for drug possession
Reducing the biggest burden of disease
Reducing youth confinement key to proposed JJDPA reauthorization
Reflecting on the creativity of youth in DC
Remembering Eddie Ellis and the Power of Language
Remembering Neil Weiner
Remembering Rick Kern
Rerouting juvenile justice resources in the right direction
Research update: Close to Home project
Research update: Segregation Reduction Project
Research update: disproportionate minority contact
Righting wrongs against domestic violence victims
SCOTUS: mandatory life-without-parole for juveniles unconstitutional
Safety and the eye of the beholder
San Francisco's family-focused probation: a response from Scotland
Saying Hello on Mother's Day
Scaring teens doesn't straighten them out
School Safety Reform: A Pivotal Moment for LGBTQ Youth
Seeing the whole picture
Senate Hearing Highlights Challenges of Law Enforceent Responses to Individuals with Disabilities
Setting Standards: Raising the Bar for How We Respond to Families in Crisis
Setting an agenda for family-focused justice reform
Severe Punishments for Traffickers Reflect Horrors of Human Trafficking
Should judges know the costs of sentencing options at their disposal?
South Dakota addresses the post-release needs of Native Americans
Sponsoring the Ohio Green Prison Project
Spotlight on fiscal sponsorship with Vera
State-level Drug Law Reform since 2009 is Focus of New Vera Report
Status offender systems reform in Louisiana and Washington State
Stopping the blame game on teen truancy
Striking a Balance for Successful Reentry
Success of "My Brother's Keeper" Will Rely on Removing Racial Disparities from Our Criminal Justice System
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Supreme Court orders California to reduce prison population
Supreme Court: recognizing plea bargaining as the norm
Taking a two-generation approach to helping families impacted by the justice system
Talking costs and benefits with a reentry program's director
Technology links families and their incarcerated loved ones
Ten years of PREA
The Cost-Benefit Knowledge Bank: year in review
The Eighth Amendment: When is a sentence disproportionate?
The Guardianship Project in focus
The Justice and Health Data Exchange initiative
The Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Act Moving Through the Senate
The North Star State finds value in family ties for incarcerated people
The Potential Impact of the Affordable Care Act on the Criminal Justice System
The U.S. Department of Justice Issues National Standards to Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Prison Rape
The best kind of tie for Father's Day
The costs and benefits of incarcerating low-level drug offenders
The first-ever world report on disability
The health of the nation affects everyone
The importance of safeguards in guardianship
The school-to-prison-pipeline study
The unfulfilled promise of Realignment in California
The value of keeping parents at home
This is your brain on logic
Training law enforcement about a visa option for crime victims
U.S. Justice Department sues Meridian, MS, for running a school-to-prison pipeline
Underfunded Justice: Sequestration and the Judiciary
Unfair School Discipline: Bad Kids? Worse Policy
United around criminal justice reform
Unlikely allies collaborate for fairer restitution practices
Unlocking Potential: Building Leaders Through Education
Unlocking Potential: Employers must understand their role in post-incarceration success
Unlocking Potential: Getting on the same page for prison education
Unlocking Potential: Lessons from San Quentin
Unlocking Potential: Perspectives on Education in Prison
Unlocking Potential: The challenges and rewards of teaching in prison
Unlocking Potential: Using Education to Help Others Succeed
Unlocking Potential: Using Media to Shift Perspectives
Vera Briefs Administration on Sequester's Potential Impact on Public Safety and Justice
Vera Institute a Finalist for New York Times Nonprofit Excellence Awards
Vera Launches Effort to Keep "Misbehaving" Kids Out of Court
Vera Research Shapes Policy in Portland, Oregon
Vera and NCJA Launch a New, Updated Survey to Determine the Impact of Federal Budget Cuts
Vera dares to ask "What if"
Vera examines ''sentencing within sentencing'' in new Federal Sentencing Reporter issue
Vera helps Delaware craft landmark justice reinvestment legislation
Vera joins resource center partnership to advance juvenile justice reform
Vera on the Hill: Michael Jacobson submits testimony on the school-to-prison pipeline
Vera publishes results of study exploring prosecutorial decision making
Vera receives Nonprofit Management Excellence Award
Vera researchers at American Society of Criminology annual meeting
Vera staff discuss juvenile justice reform as guest bloggers for Reclaiming Futures
Vera weighs in to NYT debate on how violence affects youth
Vera's Annual Benefit Honors Work to Keep Youth Out of the Justice System
Victim-blaming creates barriers to safety and justice
Video relay system to interpret for Deaf crime victims in DC
What Time didn't tell about teen treatment programs
What about those who survive? Addressing the victimization of young men of color
What does a family-focused approach look like in corrections?
What's missing from the discussion about releasing older prisoners?
When a mental health guidebook becomes a rulebook, society loses
When aging in place means aging in prison
When cutting spending means passing the buck
When engaging kids in school becomes everyone's business
When guardianship goes wrong
Where do innovative program ideas come from? Lessons from Ohio
Who is bilingual?
Why are people with disabilities who experience sexual assault in California denied justice?
Why engaging abusive men with histories of violence promotes the safety of women and children
Why has Topeka accepted domestic violence?
Why measuring policy benefits matters
Will mandatory drug courts take root in the Garden State?
Will you accept this call?
Worth watching
Youth court: redirecting young lives
Zimbabwe: The promise of the community service order is forestalled by court congestion and political crisis
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New Pittsburgh Courier, "Report: 60 percent of jail inmates unconvicted"
Feb 26 2015
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Washington Post, "For Chris Kyle's killer, Eddie Ray Routh, life in prison may make jail an asylum"
Feb 25 2015
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Race and Ethnicity
Sentencing and Corrections
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Washington Post (Opinion), "A national cry for criminal justice reform"
Feb 24 2015
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Court Systems
Crime and Victimization
Race and Ethnicity
Sentencing and Corrections
Substance Use and Mental Health
Winston-Salem Journal, "Forsyth County defies national jail trend"
Feb 24 2015
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Loveland (Colorado) Reporter-Herald (Editorial), "Jail population should concern Americans"
Feb 24 2015
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Court Systems
Crime and Victimization
Race and Ethnicity
Sentencing and Corrections
Substance Use and Mental Health
Washington Post (Wonkblog), "There's a disturbing truth to John Legend's Oscar statement about prisons and slavery"
Feb 23 2015
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Court Systems
Crime and Victimization
Race and Ethnicity
Sentencing and Corrections
Substance Use and Mental Health
Minneapolis Star Tribune (Editorial), "Even as crime falls, Minnesota jails are crowded"
Feb 20 2015
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Court Systems
Crime and Victimization
Race and Ethnicity
Sentencing and Corrections
Substance Use and Mental Health
PolicyMic, "8 Jarring Facts That Every American Needs to Know About Our Prison System"
Feb 20 2015
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Court Systems
Crime and Victimization
Race and Ethnicity
Sentencing and Corrections
Substance Use and Mental Health
New York Times Magazine, "The Shame of Solitary Confinement"
Feb 19 2015
Sentencing and Corrections
ThinkProgress, "How Criminal Justice Reform Became The Least Controversial Issue In The 2016 Presidential Race"
Feb 18 2015
Crime and Victimization
Sentencing and Corrections
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