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Youth prisons don't reform, they damage
USA Today, October 27, 2016
High recidivism rates point to a need to close youth prisons and to implement four steps: reduce, reform, replace, and reinvest.
Commentary: Vincent Schiraldi
Voting rights, unsettled
Harvard Gazette, October 25, 2016
The history of voting rights and restrictive voting laws in several states may have an impact as voters head to the polls.
Interviewed: Alex Keyssar
Every Youth Prison in the Country Should Be Closed
The Crime Report, October 22, 2016
Researchers conclude that the U.S. youth prison model should be replaced with community-based programs and small facilities that prioritize rehabilitation.
Cited: Vincent Schiraldi
Big Health Policy Implications Loom with 2016 Election
The Hospitalist (Society of Hospital Medicine), October 18, 2016
The fate of the Affordable Care Act could be determined by the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
Quoted: Robert Blendon
Impact of the nation's first black president
Harvard Gazette, October 14, 2016
Assessments of the Obama administration's impact on the country include effects on policy and social movements.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
The Problem With Only Letting in the 'Good' Immigrants
The Atlantic, October 11, 2016
Analyzing a problematic approach to immigration, and discussing the mixed impact on U.S. citizens.
Quoted: George Borjas
A Horrible Idea: Trump's Push for Stop-and-Frisk Nationwide
BillMoyers.com, October 6, 2016
Trump's case for nationwide stop-and-frisk tactics is in line with his campaign's populist appeal.
Quoted: Khalil Gibran Muhammad
African-American Center at Harvard to Receive $10 Million Donation
Wall Street Journal, October 6, 2016
This new grant will fund a longitudinal study of residents in impoverished areas in the U.S.
Quoted: William Julius Wilson
Searching for the Black Trump Supporter
The Atlantic, October 1, 2016
While Trump remains unpopular among black voters, his black supporters are united by unique demographic and ideological characteristics.
Commentary: Leah Wright Rigueur
When Whites Just Don't Get It, Part 7
New York Times, October 1, 2016
Studies bear evidence that racial discrimination persists, despite some voters' insistence otherwise.
Cited: Devah Pager
Who Gets to Vote?
New York Times, September 30, 2016
While individual states have enacted strict voter ID laws, policy changes could make voting more accessible to all those eligible.
Commentary: Alex Keyssar
What Does Immigration Actually Cost Us?
New York Times, September 29, 2016
Conservatives and liberals alike say that the recent National Academy of Sciences report on immigration validates their positions.
Quoted: George Borjas
Of Course Immigration Is Economically Helpful - How Could It Be Otherwise?
Forbes, September 25, 2016
Commentary on the National Academies of Sciences report, "The Economic and Fiscal Consequences of Immigration."
Quoted: George Borjas
National Museum Explores African American History
Newsday, September 17, 2016
A preview of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.
Quoted: Khalil Gibran Muhammad
Donald Trump's Call for a Flood of Poll Watchers Could Disrupt Some Voting Places
ProPublica, September 14, 2016
Gauging the potential for confusion at the polls.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Why Donald Trump Went to Church in Detroit
Christian Science Monitor, September 3, 2016
The Republican candidate makes his appeal directly to black voters.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
How 'Black on Black Crime' Became a Conservative Talking Point
KCRW "Press Play," September 1, 2016
The history of the phrase "black on black crime."
Interviewed: Khalil Gibran Muhammad
Immigration Economics: What You Need to Know
CNN Money, August 31, 2016
Key questions and answers on the immigration issue.
Quoted: George Borjas
In Trump, Black Republicans See Plenty to Lose
Boston Globe, August 29, 2016
Black conservatives in Massachusetts respond to Trump's pitch to black voters.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Trump's Hints About His Favorite President Tell Us Everything About His Signature Campaign Theme
Business Insider, August 28, 2016
Trump has said on social media that he admires Eisenhower.
Quoted: Alex Keyssar
Carson Defends Trump's African American Outreach, but Experts Have Doubts
CBS News (Albany), August 23, 2016
Analyzing Donald Trump's outreach to black voters.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
This Is What Would Happen if Trump Quit the Presidential Race
Business Insider, August 18, 2016
Evaluating hypothetical situations concerning Trump's candidacy.
Quoted: Alex Keyssar
The Case for Extreme Immigrant Vetting
Politico, August 17, 2016
Immigrant vetting has a long history in the United States.
Commentary: George Borjas
Don't Be Fooled. Clinton and Democrats Have Their Own Race Problem.
PBS Newshour, August 16, 2016
Large numbers of black voters support Hillary Clinton's candidacy, but they are not entirely persuaded by the policies of Democrats, according to a commentary by Leah Wright Rigueur.
President Obama's Criminal Justice Legacy
WNYC "The Brian Lehrer Show," August 15, 2016
Analysis of the differences between Obama's first and second terms in office.
Interviewed: Khalil Gibran Muhammad
How Do Americans View Poverty? Many Blue-Collar Whites, Key to Trump, Criticize Poor People as Lazy and Content to Stay on Welfare
LA Times, August 14, 2016
New public opinion poll surveys attitudes about poverty.
Quoted: David Ellwood
Moving Beyond Bratton
New York Times, August 8, 2016
Police chiefs around the country will be watching the New York Police Department closely as Commissioner William Bratton steps down.
Commentary: Malcolm Sparrow
Here's How the Electoral College Could Prevent a Donald Trump Presidency, Even If He Wins the Popular Vote
NY Daily News, August 4, 2016
An examination of the Electoral College and federal law.
Quoted: Alex Keyssar
Why Can't the G.O.P. Get Real With Black Voters?
New York Times, August 4, 2016
In a commentary, Leah Wright Rigueur analyzes the history of the Republican party's attempts to win over black voters.
Prison Goes Hand in Hand With Poverty and Violence in the Northern Territory
The Guardian (U.K.), August 3, 2016
Abuse in correctional facilities underlines the challenges of incarceration.
Commentary: Bruce Western
Shut Down Don Dale and All Youth Detention Facilities, Says US Expert
Sydney Morning Herald (Australia), August 3, 2016
Expert in juvenile justice responds to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's footage of abuse in a Northern Territory youth facility.
Interviewed: Vincent Schiraldi
Can the GOP attract black voters? Here's how.
Vox, August 1, 2016
Leah Wright Rigueur, writing with Theodore R. Johnson, examines the appeal of some Republican governors to black voters.
The Disrupters: Making New York's Cultural Boards More Diverse
New York Times, July 30, 2016
The mayor's Cultural Affairs Commission wants the boards of the city's cultural institutions to become more racially diverse.
Quoted: Khalil Gibran Muhammad
'Handcuffed': What's the Primary Goal of Policing
AirTalk, July 28, 2016
A discussion about the continuing debate over police use of force.
Interviewed: Malcolm Sparrow
Who Is Delrawn Small? Why Some Police Shootings Get Little Attention
NPR, July 26, 2016
Questions are raised about news media coverage of black victims of police shootings.
Quoted: Khalil Gibran Muhammad
But Seriously — What Can Omarosa Really Do to Help Trump Win Black Voters?
Vox, July 25, 2016
Trump draws criticism for his campaign's appointment of Omarosa Manigault as director of African-American outreach.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Wages of Mariel
The Economist, July 23, 2016
Reevaluating the effects of increased Cuban immigration from the 1980 Mariel boatlift.
Cited: George Borjas
Counting People Where They Live, Not Where They're In Prison
Huffington Post, July 19, 2016
In a commentary, Vincent Schiraldi explains why U.S. Census rules should be changed.
The Front Line in a Trump Immigration War: State Economies
CNBC, July 18, 2016
Assessing the economic impact on states if a mass deportation were to occur.
Cited: George Borjas
The GOP: A History of the Republican Party
Backstory, July 17, 2016
An overview of the GOP from Lincoln to Goldwater.
Interviewed: Leah Wright Rigueur
Trump Selects Indiana Governor Mike Pence as His Running Mate
KPCC (Southern California Public Radio) AirTalk, July 15, 2016
A discussion of Trump's choice for vice president.
Interviewed: Leah Wright Rigueur
The Past and Future of the Affordable Care Act
Journal of the American Medical Association, July 11, 2016
Amitabh Chandra co-authored, with Jonathan Skinner of Dartmouth College, an analysis of the Affordable Care Act.
Also cited in the Washington Post
Harvard Kennedy School News press release
Smartphones Play a Crucial Role for Black Lives Matter
WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio, July 11, 2016
How social protest movements rely on smartphone technology.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
The Ever-Swinging Police-Community Pendulum: Lessons From a Terrible Week in St. Paul, Baton Rouge and Dallas – Malcolm Sparrow
New York Daily News, July 10, 2016
In an Op-Ed, Sparrow examines the volatility of public opinion.
How Bernie Sanders Lost Black Voters
Fusion, July 10, 2016
Analysis of the Sanders campaign's outreach efforts during the primary elections.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Khalil Gibran Muhammad on Our Crisis of Racial Justice
Billmoyers.com, July 8, 2016
Journalist Bill Moyers speaks with scholar Khalil Gibran Muhammad about race and power.
Feds make arrests in alleged Medicaid, Medicare scheme
Marketplace, June 22, 2016
Three hundred people have been charged with defrauding Medicaid and Medicare in schemes totaling $900 million dollars.
Quoted: Malcolm Sparrow
"If the Goal was to Get Rid of Poverty, We Failed": The Legacy of the 1996 Welfare Reform
Vox, June 20, 2016
A comprehensive examination of the modern history of welfare reform.
Cites: Mary Jo Bane, David Ellwood, Christopher Jencks, and William Julius Wilson
When Muhammad Ali Endorsed Ronald Reagan – Leah Wright Rigueur
Washington Post, June 10, 2016
The legendary boxer's politics were deeply complicated, writes Leah Wright Rigueur.
The Fight Ahead: As the Primaries Draw to an End, the Clinton Versus Trump Match-Up Becomes Clear
The Globe and Mail, June 9, 2016
Four experts share the key takeaway messages from the primaries for both the Republican and Democratic parties.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Bernie Sanders Post-Nevada, and the Problem of Political Hubris
WBUR, May 27, 2016
In a commentary, co-authors Nancy L. Rosenblum and Jane Mansbridge argue that Sanders needs to focus on helping the Democrats beat Donald Trump in November.
Experts Have Been Studying Income Inequality for Decades. Has Anything Changed?
Smithsonian.com, May 25, 2016
In a Q+A, Matthew Desmond discusses the history of ethnographic research that informed his book, "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City."
I'm Black and I'm a Republican
CNN Money, May 25, 2016
Mini documentary examines the reasons why some blacks say they support the Republican Party.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Malcolm Wiener Center 2016 Class Day Awards
HKS, May 24, 2016
Associate Professor of Public Policy Joshua Goodman presented the Manuel C. Carballo, Susan C. Eaton and Frederick Fischer memorial prizes for excellence in student research work at the HKS Class Day Awards Ceremony today. Read about the winners and their projects.
The Lack of Hard Data About Policing Is Criminal
Newsweek, May 18, 2016
Experts say the criminal justice system lacks the kind of consistent, local, real-time data that is critical to inform policy.
Quoted: Phillip Goff
Black Republicans: The RNC Gave Up on Us
The Daily Beast, May 17, 2016
Critics of the Republican National Committee's outreach efforts say it continues to miss opportunities to improve the GOP's appeal among blacks.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
What Young Men of Color Can Teach Us About the Achievement Gap
National Public Radio, May 11, 2016
In a Q+A, Ronald Ferguson discusses his research report, "Aiming Higher Together: Strategizing Better Educational Outcomes for Boys and Young Men of Color." (See Faculty Research)
Peer Pressure, Stereotypes Fuel Minority Students' Struggles
U.S. News & World Report, May 11, 2016
A new analysis by Ronald Ferguson argues that even when male students of color want to do well, they can be dragged down by what others might think.
Will Party Loyalty Trump Fears About Donald Trump for Black Republicans? – Leah Wright Rigueur
The Root, May 10, 2016
In a commentary, Rigueur writes that while polls show 76 percent of black conservatives don't like Donald Trump, many prominent black Republicans have remained silent about his candidacy.
David T. Ellwood Named Director of the Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy
Harvard Kennedy School, May 9, 2016
David T. Ellwood, Scott M. Black Professor of Political Economy at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS), was named director of the School's Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy, it was announced by HKS Dean Douglas Elmendorf. Ellwood, who first joined the Harvard faculty in 1980, served as the eighth dean of Harvard Kennedy School from July 2004 through June 2015.
The Rehabilitation Paradox – Bruce Western
The New Yorker, May 9, 2016
Western and researchers from the Boston Reentry Project are finding that mental and physical vulnerabilities are common among formerly incarcerated people, and can derail their efforts to become better parents, neighbors, and citizens.
Why Higher Ed Makes Sense for Those with Criminal Records – Vincent Schiraldi
Huffington Post, May 9, 2016
In a blog post, Schiraldi argues that opening a pathway to college for people who were involved in the justice system is not only in their interest, but is also good for the nation. Educational opportunities broaden the ranks of fully productive citizens.
It's Time to Enfranchise People With Felonies – Vincent Schiraldi
Huffington Post, April 24, 2016
In a blog post, Schiraldi makes a case that permitting people convicted of felonies to vote enables them to participate as full-fledged members of society.
Why Black Women Deserve So Much More From America Than a Place on the $20 Bill
Fusion, April 22, 2016
Black activists and scholars argue that the fanfare over Harriet Tubman's image on the currency discounts the struggles of African American women today.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Why the Republican Party Can't Win Over Black Voters – Leah Wright Rigueur
New Republic, April 19, 2016
State Republican leaders' actions toward African American voters belie efforts by the national party to become more inclusive.
Neuroscience Is Changing the Debate Over What Role Age Should Play in the Courts
Newsweek, April 18, 2016
Legal experts and policymakers are reconsidering how the criminal justice system treats young people, based on a growing body of research that shows their brains are still maturing.
Quoted: Vincent Schiraldi
Jackie Robinson: Militant Black Republican – Leah Wright Rigueur
The Root, April 13, 2016
The baseball player-turned-political-activist opposed the 1964 nomination of Barry Goldwater for president, but rather than leave the GOP he fought to counter racism from within the party.
Why Trump Is Doomed With Black Voters – Leah Wright Rigueur
The Atlantic, April 8, 2016
In a blog post, Rigueur points out that in the last 50 years, no more than 15 percent of black voters have voted for Republican presidential candidates or identified as Republicans.
Want to Keep Your Coaching Job? Win, and Do This
Wall Street Journal, April 2, 2016
New research shows that NCAA Division I coaches—for basketball and football—are less likely to get fired if their players are also doing well academically.
Quoted: Christopher Avery
The research was also cited in Inside HigherEd
Why We Need to Change the Way We Handle Justice for Young Adults – Vincent Schiraldi
Huffington Post, March 24, 2016
Momentum is building among states not only to raise the age of juvenile court jurisdiction, but also to craft developmentally appropriate responses when young people run into trouble with the law.
30 Nights: Y2Y Homeless Shelter
Harvard Gazette, March 24, 2016
The Harvard student-run shelter for homeless youth, Y2Y Harvard Square, which opened in December, is providing safety—and services—to young people.
Quoted: Julie Wilson
Men in the U.S. Illegally Are More Likely to Work Than Men Born Here, For Less
Wall Street Journal, March 22, 2016
New research finds that undocumented men are more likely to work than their native-born counterparts, and they're willing to take jobs regardless of how little they get paid.
Borjas' research is also cited in Time.
Republican Elite's Reign of Disdain
New York Times, March 18, 2016
An opinion columnist argues that disappearing economic opportunity is the cause of Donald Trump's rise, not a collapse of values.
Cited: Research by William Julius Wilson
How the Eviction Epidemic is Trapping Black Women in Poverty
Huffington Post, March 17, 2016
Evictions trap the nation's poorest renters—especially black women—in a cycle of poverty with long-lasting repercussions for their employment, health, relationships, and overall stability.
Quoted: Matthew Desmond
Mass. Probation Chief: State 'Over-Criminalizing People'
State House News Service, March 16, 2016
Probation Commissioner Ed Dolan warned of the over-monitoring of individuals within the probation system at a recent panel sponsored by the think tank MassInc.
Quoted: Vincent Schiraldi
The Costs of Inequality: Faster Lives, Quicker Deaths
Harvard Gazette, March 14, 2016
The seventh article in the series discusses how all the various forms of social inequality (in education, opportunity, income, and housing) finally add up to inequality in health care and health outcomes.
Quoted: William Julius Wilson, Ronald Ferguson
Home Today, Gone Tomorrow
Harvard Gazette, March 11, 2016
In this Q+A, Matthew Desmond talks about researching his book, "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City," and how he came to realize that eviction is a cause, not just a condition, of poverty.
Slashing Incentives to Prescribe Expensive Drugs
Marketplace, March 9, 2016
Federal health officials have proposed a rule to encourage doctors to prescribe more affordable medications.
Quoted: Amitabh Chandra
The Eviction Economy – Matthew Desmond
New York Times, March 5, 2016
In an Op-Ed article, Desmond examines the plight of poor, inner-city tenants who pay nearly all their income for often substandard housing. These tenants risk eviction for reporting unsafe and unsanitary conditions.
Why the Elites Are Wrong About Immigration, Free Trade and Innovation
MarketWatch, March 3, 2016
An opinion columnist argues that the accepted wisdom about globalization does not hold up in the areas of immigration reform, free trade, and technological innovation.
Referenced: Research by George Borjas
The Costs of Inequality: A Goal of Justice, a Reality of Unfairness
Harvard Gazette, February 29, 2016
Part 5 of the series probes the roots of America's mass-incarceration policies, which are tangled in history, politics, social conflict, and inequality.
Quoted: Phillip Atiba Goff, Vincent Schiraldi, Bruce Western
Young Black People Are Radically Reimagining What Political Activism Can Be – Leah Wright Rigueur
New York Times, February 29, 2016
In an Op-Ed column, Rigueur writes that there is a generational divide at work behind the number of black voters supporting Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
Matthew Desmond's 'Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City'
New York Times, February 26, 2016
Book review by Barbara Ehrenreich, founder of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
How to Reduce Crime: Stop Charging Children as Adults – Vincent Schiraldi
New York Times, February 26, 2016
Schiraldi writes that treating teenagers as adults within the justice system has long-term consequences, not just for justice-involved youth but also for society.
The Great Expectations of Matthew Desmond
Chronicle of Higher Education, February 24, 2016
This article traces Desmond's journey from poverty researcher and ethnographer in Milwaukee to sociology professor and author.
Quoted: Matthew Desmond
Carson Questions Obama Blackness in Fading Campaign
AP, February 23, 2016
As Republican hopeful Ben Carson's campaign slows, he raises questions about President Obama's credibility with African Americans.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
The Costs of Inequality: Money = Quality Health Care = Longer Life
Harvard Gazette, February 22, 2016
The fourth article in the series examines how health inequalities are affected by disparities in income, education, housing, race, gender, and even geography.
Quoted: Amitabh Chandra
Nonpartisan Group Calls for National Long-Term Care Plan
Chicago Tribune, February 22, 2016
Medicare and health insurance do not cover care such as bathing, dressing, and other living assistance that seniors may require, placing a severe financial burden on the elderly and their families.
Quoted: Sheila Burke
Give Voice
Harvard Kennedy School Magazine, Winter 2016
A profile of Bruce Western delves into his research on U.S. mass incarceration and its effects on the poor and on communities of color.
Quoted: Bruce Western
Getting to Win Win
Harvard Kennedy School Magazine, Winter 2016
Jane Mansbridge on the vital role of compromise in the American political system.
Quoted: Jane Mansbridge
Can the Welfare State Survive the Refugee Crisis?
The Atlantic, February 17, 2016
European nations, and countries around the world including the U.S., are debating how many refugees they can accept, and at what cost.
Quoted: George Borjas
The Costs of Inequality: Education's the One Key That Rules Them All
Harvard Gazette, February 16, 2016
In Part 3 of the series, Harvard researchers discuss the factors that contribute to the achievement gap, and explain what they are doing to close it.
Quoted: Ronald Ferguson
The Costs of Inequality: Increasingly, It's the Rich and the Rest
Harvard Gazette, February 8, 2016
Part 2 of this series examines how economic disparities touch on nearly every aspect of people's daily lives, from career prospects and educational opportunities to health risks and neighborhood safety.
Quoted: Christopher Jencks
Forced Out: For Many Poor Americans, Eviction Never Ends – Matthew Desmond
The New Yorker, February 8 & 15, 2016
Housing insecurity is deeply implicated in the creation of poverty. Evictions—once rare occurrences—are now commonplace. This article details the cascade of circumstances leading to eviction faced by a Milwaukee woman and her children.
The Big Problem With High Health Care Deductibles
New York Times, February 5, 2016
A deeper look at the economics behind high deductibles.
Quoted: Amitabh Chandra
Amitabh Chandra was also cited in an article in CBS News about the same topic.
David T. Ellwood Named Chair of New US Partnership on Mobility From Poverty
The Urban Institute, February 5, 2016
David T. Ellwood was named chair of the Urban Institute's new US Partnership on Mobility From Poverty, with $3.7 million in funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
The Costs of Inequality: When a Fair Shake Isn't
Harvard Gazette, February 1, 2016
In Part 1 of this series, Harvard scholars examine inequality through the lens of their disciplines, from economics and criminal justice to education and health care.
Quoted: Jennifer Hochschild, Bruce Western
Black America and the Class Divide
The New York Times, February 1, 2016
Student activists, like those involved in the Black Lives Matter movement, are protesting income inequality across class—as well as racial—lines, according to author Henry Louis Gates Jr.
Quoted: William Julius Wilson
Re-Entry, Recidivism, and Reform: How Massachusetts Compares to Other States
The Boston Foundation, January 27, 2016
This forum addressed how Massachusetts' policy around sentencing, re-entry, and recidivism stacks up against national trends.
Presenter: Bruce Western
Watch the video
How New Federal Rules on Solitary Confinement Could Be Just the Start
Christian Science Monitor, January 27, 2016
Advocates of prison reform applaud President Obama's executive order banning solitary confinement for juveniles and some adults, and hope that states will follow his lead.
Quoted: Vincent Schiraldi
Drug Addiction Gets New Treatment on Campaign Trail
NPR's On Point, , January 21, 2016
Drug deaths are on the rise in the US, especially for white Americans. And it's changing the conversation about addiction and treatment on the campaign trail and beyond.
Quoted: Leah Wright Rigueur
Mayor Walsh Supports New 'Boston Basics' Education Campaign
State of the City Address, January 19, 2016
Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced his support for the 'Boston Basics' Campaign, developed by the Achievement Gap Initiative, in his State of the City address on Jan. 19. The 'Boston Basics' Campaign, which includes videos and printed materials, introduces five parenting principles that, when practiced, give children a positive start in life and help them get ready for school.
The Importance of High-School Mentors
The Atlantic, January 13, 2016
For all young people to succeed, they need access to a network of formal and informal mentors, according to education experts.
Quoted: Christopher Avery
A Most Violent Year: What the Left and Right Got Wrong About Crime in 2015 – Thomas Abt
The Marshall Project, January 11, 2015
Heated commentary from both sides of the political divide tends to obscure existing, practical solutions toward reducing violence.
Lowering healthcare spending by tackling non-medical issues
Marketplace - January 8, 2016
Federal health officials announce CMS study to see if organizing patient health care based on unmet social needs (food insecurity, domestic violence, and unemployment) could improve treatment and reduce costs.
Quoted: Amitabh Chandra
Racial Identity, and Its Hostilities, Are on the Rise in American Politics
The New York Times, January 5, 2016
Political analysts and politicians struggle to understand why working-class Americans vote as they do.
Cited: William Julius Wilson
Capital Punishment's Persistence
Harvard Magazine, January-February 2016
Moshik Temkin compares the political process to end capital punishment in the United States with that of France (which abolished the death penalty in 1981).
Quoted: Moshik Temkin
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Mississippi on forefront of banning animal-human hybrids
A Mississippi lawmaker has introduced a bill that would outlaw the creation of "human-animal hybrids" and impose fines on offenders. […]The bill defines a human-animal hybrid as embryos that contain human and non-human cells, nuclei or chromosomes; embryos that were created by fertilizing a human egg with animal sperm, or vice-versa; or a nonhuman life form "engineered" with a human brain.
The bill's sponsor, Republican William "Tracy" Arnold, says it's not about hybrids, really, but just an opportunity to lump in a bunch of other things with abortion, so why not?
All right, I'm paraphrasing."The truth of the matter is they're experimenting with some animal genes and infusion in some other countries and we just want to protect those embryos from that type of infusion and protect them. After all, they're living beings, I believe," Arnold said.
Now that's the most Republican thing I can think of. You add in some language about how every ovum has the right to carry an assault rifle, I think you've got a winner there.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/02/0 ... an-hybrids
Not all Republicans are racist, but all racists are cheering this Republican
[Sounds like a Pentecostal tent revival meeting. Forget dog whistles; he's shouting it from the pulpit.]
Arkansas State Sen. Jason Rapert (R):I hear you loud and clear, Barack Obama. You don't represent the country that I grew up with. And your values is not going to save us. We're going to take this country back to the Lord. We're going to try to take this country back for conservatism. And we're not going to allow minorities to run roughshod over what you people believe in!
For a crowd that claims to be the most American of Americans, they sure have lost sight of what America is. The days of Birth of a Nation are long gone. The days when the Southern Strategy could ensure GOP electoral dominance are behind us. The few pockets of resistance, like this Jason Rapert, are far outside the American mainstream, in the fringes of society, also called the Republican Party.
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Mississippi's forced-birthers one step nearer to closing state's last remaining abortion clinic
Mississippi's only remaining abortion clinic will likely soon be shut down. It was only a matter of time. The handwriting was on the wall as soon as Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant signed House Bill 1390 last spring. The bill was specifically designed to shut down the Jackson Women's Health Organization by requiring that its OB/GYNs performing abortions obtain admitting privileges at nearby area hospitals. [Alabama's Republicans are preparing to introduce the same requirement, by Rep. Mary Sue McClurkin (R).] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/1 ... 12812.html
The catch? Three of JWHO's four OB/GYNs fly in from out of state and no local Mississippi hospital will grant out-of-state physicians hospital privileges. JWHO has been the state's only clinic performing abortions since 2004. Sixteen years ago there were six clinics in the state, but they were shut down by the imposition of medically unnecessary regulations.
The crystal clear objective is not health related but to make getting an abortion as troublesome as possible. That means, as usual, enforcing the class war. Affluent women will always be able to obtain an abortion, a procedure that the Supreme Court has considered legal for 40 years and that the forced-birthers have been intent on curtailing for 39-and-a-half years. Poor women will be forced to other, often extreme solutions.
When the Jackson clinic closes, it won't end abortions, of course. History proves that women, poor or wealthy, will obtain them. They will attempt it on themselves or find a quack or someone skilled to meet their needs for free or a price. We know this means dead women, maimed women, sterilized women. The crusaders don't care one bit. And they will do whatever they can to accomplish what they're on the verge of doing in Mississippi in every state of the union. Yet some people who should know better still think the "war on women" is hyperventilation.
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TIVA (Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the continent of Africa) countries will be the next major multi-decade investment theme. This is not a short or medium-term market call. It represents a multi-decade bet that hard work, ingenuity, demographics, and rising living standards will spur massive consumer demand for products which will propel GDP, population growth, and GDP per capita in these nations to unprecedented heights. Personally, I would not mind buying heavily into TIVA countries after a market crash.
To paraphrase George W. Bush's character in Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, "You don't have to trust your government to believe in your country." Nothing could be truer about the TIVA countries. Great people are saddled with poor government. And the ingenuity, hard work, and will to survive of the people will lead the way, combined with institutional investors pushing for good governance and human rights. There has never been a better chance for investors to do good while doing well.
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THD (NYTHD) is my favorite Thailand ETF.
IDX (NYIDX) is my go-to Indonesia ETF, along with EIDO (NYEIDO)
VNM (NYVNM) is not a perfect Vietnam ETF, but it will do.
AFK (NYAFK) is an interesting Africa ETF.
Given the behavior of markets, if the first world has heart burn, TIVA countries could get slammed. It is safest to buy these after a global market crash. And portfolio positioning should be kept to a size where revolution, currency, and debt crises do not wipe out the investor. In addition, investors should consider combining this macro positioning in TIVA countries with systematic trend following methods like the 50 SMA and 200 SMA crossovers to lower drawdowns and to keep risk under control.
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Eventually it wont shine the brass, it'll just give it a dull finish.
I just throw it out in the yard. Eventually it'll disappear.
This is a discussion on Walnut media question within the Reloading forums, part of the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics category; So, just how long or better yet......when or how can I tell if the walnut media needs to be changed or can I keep on ...
So, just how long or better yet......when or how can I tell if the walnut media needs to be changed or can I keep on using it indefinitely? I am using the same media since I started reloading....with a 12 year hiatus.....so it is probably two or three years old and has cleaned several thousand cases. How do you all despose of the old stuff?
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Eventually it wont shine the brass, it'll just give it a dull finish.
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I add a used dryer sheet to the mix to collect the dirt and dust from the media. Every now and then I add a little media to keep a decent amount in the bowl. A cap full of NU-Finish car polish(not the wax) added to the mix will make your brass shine like a "new dollar"!
I was going to do this, then got concerned that the junk polished OFF the brass and onto the media would be harmful to the grass as it leeched off into the soil, so I put it in the trash.I just throw it out in the yard. Eventually it'll disappear.
I did find that when I changed media, I had to run the polisher less. I guess the edges wear off of the pieces of walnut, and it gets saturated with the residue that it takes off the brass. I'm not so stingy about changing it out now, as soon as it gets discolored.
One note on the NU-finish...I kept seeing it mentioned here, so I tried some. It seems to work very well, and leaves the brass not only shiny but much slicker than the brass polish I was using (Frankfort Arsenal). Heck, it might even improve feeding!
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I read about the NuFinish polish and thought I had some. What I found was something similar....Turtle Wax Polish 2001.... it has a green bottle and almost looks like the other. I tried it and it seems to work also.
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question by using car polish wouldnt you have to wipe off each case to remove the film of polish on each case?
If there is a film there, I can't see it. It looks shiny and slick. I was more concerned about maybe some ammonia contaminating the powder, but I can't smell any in the polish and so far no misfires. Remember, this stuff is POLISH, so maybe the chemical makeup is different than WAX, so no glaze to wipe of.
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I use crushed walnut media most of the time. I can't remember the last time I dumped a batch out of the tumbler. I always use a few drops of the Midway Brass Polish in mine and the current batch has probably seen 5-7k cases go through it. The older, frequently used media will start taking longer to tumble and get the same results. Disposal? I'd probably save the old in a coffee can and use it for floor dry in the shop for those gas mix spills, or chainsaw bar oil leaks that occur every now and then.
I dispose of mine when it turns from any shade of brown into a shade of dark to medium Grey, usually over 10K rounds. It also depends on the powder I am using as some is dirtier then others and residue dirties the media


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How the Eagle Landed — the Grumman Construction Log
On July 20, 1969, Eagle landed on the moon. These are the handwritten notes from the Grumman engineers as they pushed to complete Lunar Module LM-5 in 1968. On the last page, they learn than this particular Lunar Module would be the one to bring the first humans to the moon. (That page and several others can be seen here.)
The Grumman Engineering Log served not only as an engineering notebook but also as an intercom between the day and night shift – separate teams that needed to push the ball forward from where the other left off. So we are offered a rare peek into the concerns, uncertainties and conversations that might have otherwise been quietly undocumented .
This log has informed the writing of Pellegrino's book Chariots for Apollo, but only a few scholars have had access to these pages to date. Heritage reported that this original document is the only one in existence, with no copy on file anywhere. So I thought it would be good to make a color scan of the entire book, and make it available to all. So, here is the PDF file (8MB).
My hope is that we can collectively decode some of its mysteries, or better yet, find some of the engineers to see if it jogs their memories. There is a list of all of the engineers on p.2. We only have first initial and last names. So any insights to the full names or their whereabouts would be appreciated.
I am also hoping that space historians who come across interesting passages can share what they know in the comments below (with reference to date or page number). Are any of the part numbers significant, especially those swapped between the Apollo 9,11,12 and 13 Lunar Modules? I will also add a glossary of acronyms below as we decode them. Also, if anyone can OCR the hybrid handwriting, please do. Our attempts with free OCR tools have failed so far.
The Log documents a surprisingly high number of electrical problems. For example, in the sample pages I photographed above they are troubleshooting charred wires (10/17/68) and tripping circuit breakers (CB) just seven months before launch (12/11/68). Ross Fleisig summarizes: the Lunar Module was a completely battery-operated machine, built during a time in which battery technology and sensing equipment were "a black art." (the first Apollo fuel cell, with comments on power source development)
False alerts from the ship's Master Alarm are noted throughout the Log (e.g., 6/18/68). This is the very same Master Alarm that sounded throughout the first lunar landing, almost causing a mission abort.
There are also personal notes of exhaustion. When I analyzed the work schedule on a 1968 calendar, they generally maintained a pace of working Monday through Saturday. They did get a reprieve for the July 4 weekend, but then worked seven days a week from July 8 until July 27. While such pushes are not unusual, they did so while rotating through day and night shifts on a weekly basis!
No wonder Hecht makes several personal comments, arising from lack of days off and even lack of meals, as a docking light hook-up error is discovered (8/5-7/68): "Techs & QC had no breaks nor breakfast" after "docking light wires in plastic bag warm" from a hookup error to the AC instead of DC terminal posts.
Some other interesting entries:
6/6/68: floor plates in crew cabin are borrowed from LM-3 (Apollo 9) and other parts on 6/25/68.
7/16/68: exactly one year before the launch of Apollo 11, testing delayed by power outages from the Long Island utility.
7/20–26/68: modifications improving efficiency of battery use will prove critical to the safe voyage of a LM-7 (Apollo 13), simultaneously under construction.
10/17/68 "to unlatch the meter and restore the AC output, the meter relay reset button should be pressed. The GPS man had accomplished this same result by banging the panel, assuming it was a sticky needle" (the Fonz!)
10/18/68: Landing radar connector problems, current surges and popped circuit breakers
10/22/68: "power was lost . CRT's, etc., went blank. Docking hatch switch is taped in the depressed position. The tape just fell off."
"Observer said that the floodlights flickered in unison with the RCS jets firing. NASA was not too concerned about this"
10/23-24/68 landing radar tests
11/6/68 "dim DSKY lights are probably a DSKY problem and require action w MIT", final radar and comm tests before shipping LM-5 to Cape. The DSKY is the keyboard and screen user interface to the Apollo Guidance Computer.
11/11/68: reversed labeling of LM-5's internal jumper cables
11/13/68 Hecht asks for max of 8 hrs on Fri and Sat
11/15/68 "any time the inverter frequency drifts ± 2 Hz we may get a master alarm and an inverter caution."
11/30/68 COAS test (the optical sighting tool that allied the ascending lunar module to dock with the orbiting CSM)
11/20/68 Phase III Reliability Report: "Reportable failures have gone down from LM-3, to LM-4, to LM-5 (205 to 74 to 57)... Significantly improved vehicle"
Bob Gilruth (NASA Director of the Manned Spacecraft Center): "some tough technical problems left, but thinks they will be solved"
George Low (Manager of the Apollo Spacecraft Program Office): "this is very likely to be the LM to land on the moon - it should be."
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Major regional centres of Kerang, Bendigo, Echuca and Swan Hill are within 1 hour by road. Cohuna is part of the Gannawarra Shire, one of Victoria's most diverse agricultural regions. Cohuna is an attractive rural town nestled on the banks of the majestic Gunbower Creek. Renowned for its natural beauty, Cohuna is a popular destination for visitors wishing to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Most visitors to the area appreciate the protected waters of the Gunbower Creek for water skiing and swimming, while the Murray River, only 10 minutes away, is an ideal spot for camping, fishing and bushwalking.
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You have to give props to BlackBerry for making the most interesting phone or there right now, it could make or break them. I really hope the OS isn't cack.
I would definitely consider one, and sell my Z2.
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definitely considering it when att gets it on contract pricing. I love my Note 3 but I dont use enough game apps or all the other time wasting apps to need them all. I did not have a serious app deficiency when I had my WP7.5 device. But I had enough missing apps to need a few more. Android helped that. But I can still get the most popular apps from Google. And I think you can crack the phone to get the entire play store.
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Hosting a retreat? A big family vacation or event? Need a place big enough for large groups? Whether you want to rent out the house for a vacation, big event or retreat, you'll want to book Happy Jacana.
Having already successfully hosted several kinds of events: Yoga retreats, entrepreneur retreats, big family vacations, graduation parties, wedding receptions and more.. you can put our experience to work on your vacation or retreat!
Want the best value for your money? Happy Jacana is the best deal in Manuel Antonio for a 7 bedroom / 8 bath house.5,000 sq ft, in MA overlooking Pacific Ocean rain forest. Accommodates 16 + people. Rooms on four levels - 2 master bedrooms in the main house, outside the house: 1 two bedroom suite, 1 studio apartment, 1 bedroom above the carport and 1 bedroom below the carport - all minutes from the beach. Large balconies, private pool, visited by monkeys regularly. Gated community, maid service included.
Beyond staying at this gorgeous house, we can help you with EVERYTHING: From hiring a full time chef, or onsite massage therapist (with massage table), to yoga instructors to organizing adventure tours, shopping for food and groceries. Plus you'll have an attentive concierge that will greet you upon arrival, and always be just a quick phone call away.
No matter what you need we'll make sure that the house is properly staffed to serve all of your needs and most importantly, you and your guests have the best Costa Rica experience possible!
Please note unlike most properties that have photos better than the property, anyone who stays here says the pictures don't do it justice!
My name is James Rick, and although I've traveled the world many times over, Costa Rica has been a favorite of mine ever since I first came in 2008. I've lived in Jaco Beach and I'm a big fan of surfing, so I was very happy to find a locals 'secret spot' in Manuel Antonio to compliment my love for this house and sanctuary just a couple minutes away. If you have any hesitation at all about staying here, feel free to ask any questions you might have. My goal when you book the Happy Jacana is to make sure you have the best / happiest experience possible from the time you arrive to the time you leave. Feel free to ask questions or share any feedback you might have before your stay, during your stay and especially afterwards!
Ana J. Pana purchased this house in 2008
Whether you just want to give your family or friends an experience of a lifetime or you're looking for an amazing place to stay before you continue on your journey through Costa Rica, you won't want to miss an opportunity to stay at Villa: Happy Jacana and if your budget allows, go for the FULL experience with chef and massage therapy, you'll be glad you did.
Costa Rica is often referred to as the gem of central america, and Manuel Antonio, the gem of Costa Rica. The property is uniquely situated at the start of Manuel Antonio , just after Quepos, so you get the best of both worlds. 5 minutes from Quepos airport, a 15 min. drive to Dominical, 45 minutes away from world class waves in Hermosa and the buzz of Jaco Beach. Plus there's many places just a short drive away if you want to actively explore the are awhile you're here.
From the moment I drove up to the house to the moment I left, it was like a dream vacation come true. When I first saw the place I knew I was in for something special because it was nestled near the top of a mountain overlooking the lush tropical forest and I could see the ocean from almost every room in the house. James and his girlfriend were so friendly and accommodating, they really made me feel at home. They knew how to make sure I did not have to think about anything the entire trip.
My room had an amazing view and a great hot tub jacuzzi, as if I needed it after their live in masseuse rubbed me down daily. I was amazed at the variety of foods that the chef cooked for each meal and was so impressed at how fresh all the foods and juices were. Some days I just laid out by the pool and others went on a hike recommended by James and was lucky enough that he even took me to his private secluded surfing spot one day.
The internet worked great and the background music selection topped off the vacation. I really wanted to thank James and would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to get away for a healthy retreat. I can't wait to go back!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
I have to start by saying that I've never felt more relaxed anywhere before. I loved every aspect of my stay here from the beautiful view to the fresh water pool. The entire property is located in such a prime location right on the edge of town, just close enough to access everything you need yet far enough away to feel like you're living in the middle of a secluded rainforest. I will be recommending this to anyone coming to Manuel Antonio or Quepos and hope to visit again soon!
The staff is the best. I love this place
There were a few minor issues with the house but the friendly staff quickly attended and corrected them. The views were amazing and we really enjoyed the monkeys visiting us on the balcony. The living room glass walls opened and it was awesome to watch the AFC play off from the swimming pool. The people in Costa Rica are very friendly and we felt extremely safe at all times. We will certainly revisit once again. Beautiful.
This property matched the website description and photos perfectly. The view of the ocean and forests is spectacular; the location is great –it's a short walk into town where there are two grocery stores and plenty of restaurants and shops. The ocean is a bit of a walk, but definitively doable. Taxis to other locations are easy to obtain. There are plenty of activities to choose from (the sailboat/snorkeling cruise was my favorite; and if you go to the national forest park in Manuel Antonio, either take a tour or be sure to get a guide at the entrance to point out many sights and wildlife that you would otherwise miss. We enjoyed the balcony and the swimming pool daily. Overall, excellent value for the price, which I would highly recommend (and have recommended to friends). The property was clean and well-maintained; housekeeping came daily. Ana, the property manager is great - we had several occasions where we needed to contact her for questions and a couple of times we had issues with the house (like when one of the AC's broke down and another time when we ran out of gas for the BBQ), and she addressed our needs promptly, satisfactorily, and in a friendly manner.
By any stretch of the imagination this is not ocean view. Location not convenient. But the biggest disappointment was the condition of the property. Showers, light fixtures, air conditioners, sliding doors didn't work. A sliding door was broken by the group renting before us. We were told it would be repaired immediately. It never was. This means we could not close up or lock up the property the entire time we were there. We disagree so vehemently with good reviews of this property that we are suspicious of their truthfulness. We have rented houses in a lot of locations and never had a worse experience with a property. Such a shame as the country and people were beautiful.
I have to agree with reviewer Dani E. While the manager was attentive to our needs--but never actually showed up on the property--we had issues and had to ask for repairs to the stove, refrigerator and air conditioners during our 6 day stay. The shower on the main floor had no water, the shower in the room above the garage had no hot water and broken bathroom lighting. We booked the cleaners every day, and while they did clean up the daily bugs (Costa Rica is buggy) there were bugs and spider webs inside the dish cabinets, and the garbage can was crawling with ants. One of the back glass doors was cracked from side to side so we were afraid of opening it, a curtain rod in the kitchen was falling down, the barbecue is very dirty, we had mismatched sheets and ratty towels, there was a derelict stove in the car port and the laundry room is filthy (clearly intended not to be seen by guests). The positives: The pool was great. We liked the view, the location, the gate staff of Manuel Antonio Estates, and it was always easy to get a cab to the house. We even liked walking the hills to and back to town. Everyone in town seems to know it Villa Jacana, but in it's current state this is more of a home for college students than for families with children or for adults looking for a worry-free vacation. This house may have been loved, but it is time for an overhaul.
Nestled inside a well maintained gated community and home to the Rain Drop Spa, Manuel Antonio Estates sits on the main road to world famous Manuel Antonio national park and its beaches. A true sanctuary when you're home, yet very easy access to everything Quepos and Manuel Antonio has to offer! From zip lining tours, massages, surfing (yes!), fishing, golf, hiking, gym, horseback riding, sight seeing, snorkeling/diving, boating, jet skis, swimming, wildlife viewing, tennis, biking, yoga, shopping, white water rafting and more!
It seems you'll never run out of new foods to experience, from some of our favorite restaurants in Quepos (with healthy options too!) to the long row of restaurants and hotels in Manuel Antonio. Plus if you are taking advantage of our all-inclusive paradise service option which includes your very own gourmet chef and ONSITE massage therapist, you can take your daily experience of Manuel Antonio to a whole new level! And when the day is done you can retire to your castle, sip your favorite drink by the pool (clothing optional) and watch the city light up from below.
Whether you just want to give your family or friends an experience of a lifetime or you're looking for an amazing place to stay before you continue on your journey through Costa Rica, you won't want to miss an opportunity to stay at Villa: Happy Jacana and if your budget allows, go for the FULL experience with chef and massage therapy, you'll be glad you did.
Costa Rica is often referred to as the gem of central america, and Manuel Antonio, the gem of Costa Rica. The property is uniquely situated at the start of Manuel Antonio , just after Quepos, so you get the best of both worlds. 5 minutes from Quepos airport, a 15 min. drive to Dominical, 45 minutes away from world class waves in Hermosa and the buzz of Jaco Beach. Plus there's many places just a short drive away if you want to actively explore the are awhile you're here.
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The entry of Chinese firms into road construction in Uganda has seen the billing rates per kilometer brought down as compared to the past when the work was dominated by European and American firms
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The entry of Chinese firms into road construction in Uganda has seen the billing rates per kilometer brought down as compared to the past when the work was dominated by European and American firms.
According Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) head of Corporate Affairs, Mr Dan Alinange, four years ago the agency would spend $1.2m (Shs3.1billion) on a kilometer but this has now dropped to about $800,000 (Shs2.1 billion), following the entry of several Chinese firms in the construction sector.
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"Most of these Chinese firms are owned by government of China and they are assisted by Chinese banks which give them money and time.
They want to establish local dominance and after that they will hike their prices. They only care about breaking even now, not making profits," said Mr Bagampadde.
The Soroti Municipality MP, Capt. Mike Mukula, who has interests in construction, said Chinese firms have formed a cartel and are now difficult to defeat.
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The Daily Monitor caught up with Mr Dan Alinange, the head of corporate affairs at UNRA one of the government departments that are allocated large sums of money on reports of fraud and corruption surfacing among leading taxpayers to question how these funds are utilised.
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Microsoft and SAP Expand Partnership in the Cloud
Microsoft and SAP recently announced, at SAP's SAPPHIRE NOW conference, an expanded partnership. The expanded partnership will focus on better support for SAP HANA in Azure, integration across Cloud Services including Office 365, Concur and SuccessFactors and Mobile App management for SAP Fiori using Microsoft Intune.
Angular 2 Split, Dart Codebase Separated
Since its inception, the Angular 2 project has compiled TypeScript down to both JavaScript and Dart. With the final release on the horizon, the Dart portion has been spun off into its own codebase with its own team.
Q&A on Akka.NET 1.1 with Aaron Stannard
Akka.NET 1.1 was recently released, bringing new features and performance improvements. InfoQ reached out to Aaron Stannard, maintainer of Akka.net, to learn more about Akka.Streams and Akka.Cluster. Stannard also explains how the roadmap is planned with regards to the JVM implementation of Akka.