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Key ResearchThe Campaign for Youth Justice is committed to providing you with the most updated information on transfer/waiver of youth to the adult criminal court and has produced several publications including National Reports and Policy Briefs. The national reports and documents below highlight the vast body of evidence finding that transferring juveniles to the adult criminal justice system leads to higher rates of recidivism, puts incarcerated and detained youth at unnecessary risk, has little deterrence value, and does not increase public safety. For a complete Resource Listing, click here For Publication Request Form, click here For research studies from states, click here Frequently Requested Studies State Trends Legislative Victories from 2011-2013 Removing Youth from the Adult Criminal Justice System (October 2013) OJJDP Releases Report of Family Listening Sessions on Juvenile Justice (August 2013) Transfer of Juveniles to Criminal Court is Not Correlated with Falling Youth Violences (March 2012) You're An Adult Now: Youth in Adult Criminal Justice Systems (January 2012) Youth Justice System Survey Poll (October 2011) Key findings include: No Place for Kids: The Case for Reducing Juvenile Incarceration (October 2011) Trying Juveniles as Adults: An Analysis of State Transfer Laws and Reporting (September 2011) State Trends: Legislative Victories from 2005 to 2010 (March 2011) Juvenile Transfer Laws: An Effective Deterrent to Delinquency? (June 2010) Bulletin by Richard E. Redding confirms extensive research finding that transfer laws have had the unintended consequence of increasing, rather than decreasing, recidivism rates and suggests that any intended deterrent effect of these laws has been largely unsuccessful. Author: Richard E. Redding, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Bulletin Literature Review on Youth Tried As Adults (July 2010) The Juvenile Justice Project at UCLA Law School released a literature review on the Impact of Prosecuting Youth in the Adult Criminal Justice System in July 2010. This report was commissioned by the Campaign for Youth Justice, and provides an update to the previous literature review published by the Youth Law Center in 1995. The report compiles the latest research and reveals the harmful effects of transferring youth to the adult criminal justice system, where facilities are ill-equipped to address youth needs and promote rehabilitation by examining the effects on culpability, probability of incarceration, length of incarceration, location of incarceration, processing time, deterrence, and recidivism. Author: CFYJ and the UCLA School of Law, Juvenile Justice Project. From Time-Out to Hard Time: Young Children in the Adult Criminal Justice System. (July 2009) Policy research report by Michele Deitch that analyzes the available data with regard to the transfer of young children to adult criminal court, documents the extremely harsh and tragic consequences that follow when young children go into the adult criminal justice system, profiles practices in states with particularly severe outcomes for these young children, looks at international practices and offers policy recommendations. Author: Michele Deitch, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin. America's Invisible Children: Latino Youth and the Failure of Justice (May 2009) Author: CFYJ and NCLR Keeping Adolescents Out of Prison (October 2008) Policy brief by Laurence Steinberg and Ron Haskins cites research showing that harsh punishment in adult facilities increases the probability of future violent crimes and that programs for youth that provide systematic treatment in community and family settings significantly reduce future criminal behavior without the need for harsh sanctions. The brief recommends states should adapt their laws on juvenile crime to emphasize evidence-based treatment and to avoid harsh punishment for all but repeat violent offenders. Author: Laurence Steinberg and Ron Haskins, The Future of Children Brookings Institution Policy Brief
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I use this to clean fired brass, both rifle and pistol, it works great! I've used this for over a year with moderate (5-6 times/month for several hours) use and...Read complete review
I use this to clean fired brass, both rifle and pistol, it works great! I've used this for over a year with moderate (5-6 times/month for several hours) use and I'm very pleased with the results. Yes, the wing-nut may come loose on top, but I've seen other posts suggesting the use of a lock-washer, sounds like a great solution! In my experience using this product for the last year or so, the top has vibrated loose once and it spilled a little media on the floor around base... no big deal. I haven't used water or a liquid media for cleaning since I think an ultrasonic cleaner would be much better suited for that job. I'll agree, this unit is a little loud (it's a power-tool, go figure) therefore I run it in the basement. The only complaint I have about this product is it's size, I need more capacity! The reviews for the larger tumbler are great and that's my next purchase. About the only other recommendation I can give to those who use this for cleaning rifle/pistol brass is to add a lot of liquid polishing compound to your walnut cleaning media, it really makes a difference! Plan on adding about 16-20 oz of liquid polish to your 5 lbs. of walnut cleaning media and be sure to cycle it (use some for one cleaning, cycle some new stuff for another cleaning, mix it all together and repeat.) I love this product and will definitely recommend it to a friend, it's the best bang for the buck... another Harbor Freight winner for me!
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Bought it for cleaning once-fired brass from the range. Cleans well, but this unit is both loud and failure-prone. I set mine up in the garage to escape the noise. Failed just after...Read complete review
Bought it for cleaning once-fired brass from the range. Cleans well, but this unit is both loud and failure-prone. I set mine up in the garage to escape the noise. Failed just after the 90-day warranty. Power lead from switch broke loose, so I re-soldered it (I'm a former electronics tech). Worked fine for a couple more months and just died again. Like the others mentioned, it stops and just hums loudly--and gets hot. DO NOT LEAVE IT RUNNING UNLESS YOU ARE HOME--coulld overheat and become a fire hazard. Lots of black residue inside the base, so I suspect somehing is wearing badly, like brushes or bearings.
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Comments about Central-Machinery 5 Lb. Metal Vibrator/Tumbler:
SO, go figure, it vibrates for a living and buyers are complaining about it walking around the shop, and complaining about the heat generated.Mine does not generate worrisome heat, but to prevent it from touring your shop simply put it in a plastic milk crate, against something heavier.
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Not Bad for the Price
By solaristheway
from Helena Montana
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I bought 2 of these, I have cleaned over 10 thousand rounds of fired brass. I used one for coarse and one for fine. All run with 308 223 brass 2.5 lbs media and brass. I let it run for 4 hours on some of the worse brass I have ever seen. These both polished them perfectly. I left one running for 8 days straight when I went to New Orleans on business. The bowel broke but was replaced for 8 dllars. I have run 5k more rounds thru it after running for 8 days straight. buy it using the copon in the Popular science mag 20% off with shipping less than 45bucks
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A Real Workhorse
By BlueOval8950
from Placerville, CA
I bought this knowing I would likely kill it very quickly. I had thousands of rounds of fired shell casings collected from years of range time to clean and prep for reloading. A large number of these were terribly dirty. I ran this unit for days on end even with an overloaded drum and it never even had a hiccup. After a few months of nearly continuous use, I had to tighten the hardware that retains the media drum, but no other maintenance has been necessary. I do add Lyman liquid polish to my walnut media and the brass comes out bright and shiny. My only complaint, which is mostly just a comment, is that the unit is loud for indoors use. So I try to run it either outside or in a back room that I can close a door to. 5 years later the unit is still running strong and has outlasted another branded unit a family member bought and has had nothing but problems with.
Great for Cleaning your Rifle Brass!
By W4JGH
from Castle Hayne, NC
Purchased this weekend to clean a large batch of 223 Remington Brass. Works Great! Purchased a large bag of lizard litter from the pet store, have cleaned over 2000 pieces of brass! Wish I had purchased one of these years ago!
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Works Great for cleaning brass casings
By John Boy
from Richmond, VA
This tumbler works great for cleaning pistol and rifle brass.I bought the coarse walnut media and I'm using Dillon polish.Cases come out shiny after 30-40 minutes.Sits on a bench top without vibrating off the surface.
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Great for polishing ammo brass
By Wild Bill
from Okeechobee, FL
This machine is great for ammo brass cleaning and polishing. I have no trouble with anything coming loose or falling apart on the machine. It simply does what it's supposed to do.
Good Product
By Kruces Krawler
from Las Cruces, New Mexico
I have two of these units in use (purchased early in 2012) with several hours on them each. By the negative reviews from others, either I was a lucky customer or HF's manufacturer addressed the issues posted by others on this site prior to my units' date of manufacture. I have no complaints as of yet and these units do a fine job of metal finishing / prep nuts, bolts, washers, misc small brackets etc for auto restoration purposes when used with the appropriate tumbling media.
(4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Good For The Price
By Doug
from Missouri
Had this about 18 months. Cleaned ~3000 rifle cases with walnut media, and some nuts and bolts. I let it run for hours at a time. You must tighten the top down to the spacer shaft, and get the nut as tight as possible or it will all come undone, as many reviewers state. It continues to run like a champ. No more noisy than any other vibrating tumbler, but seems to have a stronger motor and larger counterweight than name brands in this size, for less money.
Great unit for the price
By Rugerman
from El Paso, Texas
Is well built and durable, priced lower than other brands exact same unit. Overheated at first, but this was my fault as my garage was at 95 degrees. Let it cool and opened garage doors and ran unit for about eight hours with two separate loads and it didn't even get warm. I would recomend this unit to anyone that uses it to clean shell casings for reloading.
Great product for the money!
By loug
from Minn.
I have a home-based business and use the Tumbler weekly. I have two of these units, one for "wet polishing" using ceramic cylinders and surfactant for polishing brass to a mirror finish, and the other unit is used "dry" with the ceramic triangles for de-burring steel. The polishing unit that I use wet (not recommended by manufacturer) has run at least once a week for over 2 years at 6 hours a batch and the other unit is a year old and runs for 8 hours every other week. For the money these work great however do to the nature of my use, some maintenance was required. The lid will come loose if not secured properly and when used "wet" can be messy so I double nut the lid, with a standard hex nut and a wing nut and haven't had any problems with that. A year ago I had a bowel that started to spin loose repeatedly on my "wet" unit so, I removed the bowel (simple) folded a piece of coarse sand paper, punched a hole in it and installed it under the bowel and it has never come loose again. My demands of this unit are probably more than what it was intended for, and still the tool has functioned satisfactorily for me. I have even used this unit to polish rocks using the recommended media and it took only 3 days start to finish my only con is, what do you do with 5lb of polished stones.
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Nvidia's Green Light Program - Improving Quality or Strangling Innovation?
10/3/2012 by: Anshel Sag
In the world of graphics cards, there is always something quiet brewing underneath the surface. Over the past few months we've been clued into a program that Nvidia has been running since the Fermi days. This program is called Green Light and as you can imagine, it has to do with Nvidia giving a 'green light' to add-in-board partners.
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that this program is still active in the form of the unfortunate announcement that EVGA would no longer be attaching their EVBot voltage tool to their
GTX 680 Classified cards
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The details of the program have mostly to do with the fact that Nvidia requires their board partners to validate their designs with Nvidia before making the final product. The claim is that this process is designed to make the launch process of a new GPU smoother and to reduce RMAs. With the success of their Kepler architecture, some of the details about the program have begun to leak as more and more AIBs have become frustrated with Nvidia. Nvidia is giving them a very capable GPU and then limiting what they can do with it.
Some parameters of the Green Light program are that vendors have to send in their board designs for approval from Nvidia to meet Nvidia's noise, power, voltage and heat figures. If those figures are not met, Nvidia does not approve the card. If a company does not follow the Green Light program, they risk losing their GPU warranty and BIOS support. More importantly, they could possibly risk their allocation according to some AIBs.
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"Green Light was created to help ensure that all of the GTX boards in the market all have great acoustics, temperatures, and mechanicals. This helps to ensure our GTX customers get the highest quality product that runs quiet, cool, and fits in their PC. GTX is a measureable brand, and Green Light is a promise to ensure that the brand remains as strong as possible by making sure the products brought to market meet our highest quality requirements.
Reducing RMAs has never been a focus of Green Light.
We support overvoltaging up to a limit on our products, but have a maximum reliability spec that is intended to protect the life of the product. We don't want to see customers disappointed when their card dies in a year or two because the voltage was raised too high.
Regarding overvoltaging above our max spec, we offer AICs two choices:
· Ensure the GPU stays within our operating specs and have a full warranty from NVIDIA.
· Allow the GPU to be manually operated outside specs in which case NVIDIA provides no warranty.
We prefer AICs ensure the GPU stays within spec and encourage this through warranty support, but it's ultimately up to the AIC what they want to do. Their choice does
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With Green Light, we don't really go out of the way to look for ways that AICs enable manual OV. As I stated, this isn't the core purpose of the program. Yes, you've seen some cases of boards getting out into the market with OV features only to have them disabled later. This is due to the fact that AICs decided later that they would prefer to have a warranty. This is simply a choice the AICs each need to make for themselves. How, or when they make this decision, is entirely up to them.
With regards to your MSI comment below, we gave MSI the same choice I referenced above -- change their SW to disable OV above our reliability limit or not obtain a warranty. They simply chose to change their software in lieu of the warranty. Their choice. It is not ours to make, and we don't influence them one way or the other.
In short, Green Light is an especially important program for a major, new product introduction like Kepler, where our AICs don't have a lot of experience building and working with our new technologies, but also extends the flexibility to AICs who provide a design that can operate outside of the reliability limits of the board. And, if you look at the products in the market today, there is obviously evidence of differentiation. You only need to look at the large assortment of high quality Kepler boards available today, including standard and overclocked editions."
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When we first read it, WABA had no intention of responding to Justine Whelan's anti-cyclist rant, published by the Ballston Patch. For the most part, the article's content is so similar to the random blog comments we cyclists see regularly, it hardly seemed worth responding to. But there was one interesting thing that I'd like to highlight–not for the content itself, but for what it shows about the mental state of certain bike haters.
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I am SO sick of being behind some rando who thinks he's the next Lance Armstrong in all of his official biking gear with the weird butt pants and neon outfits traveling at five miles an hour in a 35 zone. I drive a stick shift, jerk, that too slow even for first gear. How do I handle the situation? I rev my engine in hopes of scaring the sheets out of the offensive biker.
The emphasis is mine, and it's added to highlight that this behavior is assault. Assault is, by definition, threatening or attempting to inflict offensive physical contact or bodily harm on a person that puts the person in immediate danger of, or in apprehension of, such harm or contact. Trying to "scare the sheets" out of a cyclist by revving the engine from behind clearly counts as intentionally putting the cyclist in apprehension of harm.
Now, this isn't about Justine Whelan's behavior per se. But it does provide some insight into a level of cyclist hate that most people are not willing to type up, sign, and publish. It shows that there are motorists–seemingly normal people going about their daily business–who have such hatred for cyclists as a class of roadway users that they assault us as general practice. Given the added power of a vehicle and an engine, Justine and those of similar mindset intentionally seek to intimidate the more vulnerable cyclist.
Sometimes it goes even further, however.
Those who follow area cycling blogs and forums have likely come across a story from "A Girl and Her Bike" about being struck repeatedly from behind while riding a Capital Bikeshare bike. The driver struck her twice, then tried to run her over when he learned that he had picked the wrong CaBi rider to attack.
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I know what the driver was doing. He saw a young woman on a bicycle and thought it was be HILARIOUS to be a dick with his car. He did this because he thought there would be no consequences.
And she's right. Given the obvious physical differences between automobiles and bicycles, there is ample opportunity for bullying in the form of harassment, assault, and battery. That opportunity should be curtailed by consequences for roadway bullies, but to date the imposition of consequences has been rare.
Yes, there are criminal laws against roadway assault. But the criminal burden of proof is high, available witnesses are often scarce, and police are reluctant or unable to follow up if they did not witness the act themselves.
There is also a civil tort of assault, and a cyclist could, technically, bring a civil suit for assault. However, bringing such a suit is likely to require an attorney and a fair bit of that attorney's work. But because intimidation, assault, and harassment do not often lead to big monetary damages (unless the cyclist is significantly injured or killed as a result), most victims cannot afford to pursue such cases.
The result, currently, is a situation in which harassment and assault of bicyclists goes undeterred through the legal system. The "A Girl and Her Bike" case mentioned above is a truly rare instance in which the motorist is prosecuted–but still there will be no sentencing for his repeated, intentional assault. Thus, we need some mechanism to impose consequences on roadway bullies who harass and assault cyclists simply because those cyclists are more vulnerable.
Because we cannot change the criminal burden of proof, we need a law creating a civil right of action for assault that also provides for attorneys' fees in order to ensure that cases can effectively be brought. Below is a draft based on a similar bill in the City of Los Angeles. We are at the very beginning stages of working to pass this law in the District and appreciate all support.
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A 16-year-old Reno resident drowned in Lower Bucks Lake Sunday, Aug. 15, the third drowning this summer in the county. All the victims were under 30.
The Plumas County Sheriff's Office dispatch center received a call from Bucks Lake Fire reporting a possible drowning victim near Camp Timber Wolf around noon.
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The sheriff's office, Search and Rescue, Forest Service, Bucks Lake Fire, and a Plumas District Hospital ambulance responded to the scene.
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Author William Styple discusses Gen. George McClellan's working relationship with staff officer, Col. Thomas Key. Styple says Col. Key exercised unique influence over McClellan, often to a detrimental effect. The Library of the Chathams in Chatham, New Jersey hosts this talk.
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It is difficult to overestimate the importance of Alexandre Guilmant in the history of the organ and organ playing in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries in France. His sphere of influence as performer, teacher and editor was enormous. This influence also extended to the instruments themselves because although he never wavered in his devotion to the symphonic organ of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll he was also concerned to ensure that organs were suitably equipped to play the early music he was editing. He grew up in Boulogne-sur-Mer where, at the age of twelve, he was already deputizing for his father at the church of St-Nicolas. He had his own church, St-Joseph, when he was sixteen and in 1857 succeeded his father. A brief but intense period of study with Lemmens, in Brussels in 1860, laid the foundations both for his love of the music of Bach and also of his own teaching methods. He took part in the inaugurations of the organs at St-Sulpice and Notre-Dame in Paris and in 1871 was appointed organist at La Trinité, a post to which he devoted himself for the next thirty years. Although by no means the first player to gain an international reputation, his extended tours of the United States were unprecedented and led to the foundation of the Guilmant School of Organ Playing in 1899. His reputation as a composer now rests principally on his more demanding concert works but during his lifetime the fluency and grace of his many smaller works were equally admired. These include a substantial body of work based on plainsong, much of it modest in demand and suitable for use in the liturgy, which laid the foundations for the compositions of Dupré, Duruflé and Tournemire.
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- 09-03-2012, 10:25 AM Thread Author #1
The only thing I don't like about tmobile is that in there commercials they say unlimited data and its not because they throttle your service when you reached what ever data your paying for. No wonder people are leaving and getting prepaid services, and it shouldn't be that way because that's why we pay good money for these services.
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Pre paid (Straight talk) claims unlimited data but it's not. I got a phone call from them when I reached 1.5 gigs of data saying it's a warning and they can ban my #.
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When you bought your sim did you choose at&t or T-Mobile? I have the at&t sim in my HOX.
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As long as you stay around 5gb of data per month you shouldn't have any issues. This is still confusing to me since I use a app that monitors my data usage(I have unlimited text ,5gb 4g data, 100 talk minutes) I use it so I now when my 4g service will kick to 2g ya know. I've been on this plan for a long time and average around 8-10 gb's of data per month. I tether to my PC and sometimes to my ps3 cause apartment has free wifi but its shared also the house has 3 apartments total and we all share it so sometimes with everyone on it at one time it can get slow towards the end of each month. I'm rooted and don't use any special way to tether I just freeze the tether manager apk as I was told to do in the forums as Xda. I've never got any kind of warning for using too much data. Try going to the Google Play store and downloading App Quarantine. Then in app quarantines settings make sure to unchecked hide system services, now freeze the Tether Manager Service. From what I understand if this service is froze T-Mobile cannot tell the difference between tethering and normal data usage.
Hope this helps people having issues with being warned for using to much data
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I just migrated to T-mobile Value from Classic and at the time looked into prepaid as it would negate the ETF. Unfortunately for me the ambiguous caps and the way they enforce it just scares me especially since I use my cell for business. Just FYI T-mobile value plans allow for corporate discounts so it makes the cost difference smaller and for me it's worth it to have priority network access.


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[JURIST] The Russian Duma [official website, in Russian] Friday approved by 355-85 a bill that would end jury trials on charges of terrorism and treason [JURIST report]. Ostensibly directed against lenient juries [Moscow Times report], the bill is excepted to be quickly approved in the Federation Council [official website], the upper house of the Russian parliament. The measure may have only limited effect given the relative rarity of jury trials in Russian criminal procedure already - in 2006 only about 700 of more than 1.2 million criminal trials [AP report] in Russia were tried by juries - but it has prompted criticism by opposition parties and rights groups and seems to cut against a recent proposal [transcript, in Russian] by Russian president Dmitry Medvedev [official profile; JURIST news archive] to make Russian courts more transparent [JURIST report]. The bill follows a general Russian trend towards increased government power. In July 2007, then-President Vladimir Putin approved tough amendments to Russia's law against extremism [JURIST report]. An international panel of jurists reported earlier that year that expanded Russian anti-terrorism laws were leading to human rights abuses [JURIST report]. In 2006, Putin signed a bill [JURIST report] giving Russian police and military broad authority to tap telephone conversations and control electronic communications in the vicinity of counter-terror operations, shoot down hijacked planes threatening public places or strategic facilities, and deal with the aftermath of terrorist attacks.
[JURIST] A panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit [official website] ruled [opinion, PDF] 2-1 Friday that Seattle's parade law is unconstitutional. The court was asked to decide whether the Seattle Municipal Ordinance [text] violates the free speech guarantees of the First Amendment [text] by granting a city licensing official unduly broad discretion. Judge Raymond Fisher wrote for the majority:
The Parade Ordinances open-ended standard, combined with the absence of a requirement that officials articulate their reasons or an administrative-judicial review process, vests the Seattle Chief of Police with sweeping authority to determine whether or not a parade may utilize the forum of the streets to broadcast its message. The First Amendment prohibits placing such unfettered discretion in the hands of licensing officials and renders the Parade Ordinance constitutionally defective on its face.
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