title: Shadows' Revolution: Cracking the Content and Breaking the Molds. Releasing thoughts and stories from the physical medium imprisonment. Deposing the averages from their meanings.
author: Orestes Carvalho
description: Orestes is passionate about helping business teams to better understand their consumers and market trends, identifying opportunities to grow business value and to improve peoples lives. Orestes has accumulated a broad experience dealing with diverse consumers and markets, working as a marketing and strategy executive at Eastman Kodak, Johnson &amp; Johnson and his own company (a software developer and automation services provider). He has faced diverse strategic challenges in many different product categories in different countries, regions and at a global level. Orestes focus on consumers coupled with strong analytical skills and fact-based leadership were instrumental in building his proven track record of above-goal results and successful turnarounds. He has led business teams on identifying and leveraging market opportunities to reverse profitability and market share declines, to reinforce brands and to launch new products, new promotions and campaigns. Orestes holds an electronic engineering degree from Instituto Tecnologico de Aeronautica (ITA) and a Masters degree (MBA) from Fundacao Getulio Vargas (FGV). Originally from Brazil, Orestes is fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese. He currently lives in Rochester, New York, with his wife and two sons.
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  # Penitentiaries and Reformatories
  
  
  ### Felicia Skene
  
  
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  PENITENTIARIES AND REFORMATORIES
  
  
  THE DAILY SCOLDING FROM A SKETCH BY AN INMATE.
  
  
  
  
  
  ### PENITENTIARIES AND REFORMATORIES.
  
  
  IT is a fortunate epoch in the history of a country when a
  
  
  virtue quelconque becomes the fashion. However humiliating it
  
  
  may be to find that an influence so essentially worldly can be the
  
  
  motive power in a great development of moral progress, it is an
  
  
  undoubted fact that no higher principle, no purer aspiration, ever
  
  
  produces the same universal and almost irresistible effect. Nor is it
  
  
  a necessary result that a movement so engendered and sustained should
  
  
  possess no divine element within it. The impetus, once given, has
  
  
  power to sweep away the conventional barriers, the manifold
  
  
  difficulties, which have repressed all ardent yearnings after the
  
  
  hitherto unattainable good, and