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"I know." Thorne could see the trailer off to the left, but separated from them by a gentle rise in the road. They could not get there. But up ahead the road forked, sloping down to the right, toward the laboratory. And if he remembered correctly, that road was all downhill.
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"When we get to the trailer, you jump off and run in. Don't wait for me. Understand?"
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"Okay."
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RENO, Nev. (AP) One picture shows a 12-year-old chap in a yellow bound suit staring by the wall of a tiny, windowless compartment at a Mississippi detention hub Another zooms among aboard the bruised and blackened eye of a 14-year-old Oklahoma girl locked up as running away from a crew family.

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The stark images are part of an exhibit"Juvenile In Justice," that photographer Richard Ross hopes ambition bring changes among the way the nation deals with what he said are the roughly 70,000 youths held in detention or correctional facilities across the country aboard any given night much of them for offenses no more serious than skipping educate.

"These are not places for kids," the longtime craft professor by the University of California-Santa Barbara,addition that he namely aboard a mission to test the limits of the "power of images among social advocacy."

"I'm not a criminologist or a sociologist," he said. "I'm equitable trying to assistance arm those folk give them visual tools they don't must tell their case. They can show policymakers this namely real."

The display at the Nevada Museum of Art amongst Jan. 13 and a paperback of the same designate are the product of Ross spending parts of the last five years photographing and interviewing more than one,000 incarcerated youths by more than 300 facilities among 30 states.

Excerpts of the interviews accessory the pictures:

"I price always day and entire night amid here," said a 16-year-old boy among a booth at South Bend (Ind.) Juvenile Correctional Facility. "No bed no sheets and I obtain all my meals amongst this slot."

A 14-year-old chap by the Pueblo (Colo.) Youth Services Center held aboard a gun charge and probation violation said: "I've been in 15,maybe 16 times ... My father can't visit 'cause he has warrants out against him. He's within a gang. So are my four brothers."

The stories and the settings are always too versed to Shawn Marsh.

"It is an accurate reflection," said Marsh, who worked within a number of facilities and swiftly is director of the Juvenile and Family Law Department at the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. "In many ways, the photographs are mild. They don't show the abusive side."

"These are never facilities that encourage even the best of the best to be human," he said.

It's a quite alter outlook of the world than Ross, 65,used to arrest as principal photographer on a numeral of architectural projects by the Getty Conservation Institute and the Getty Museum among Los Angeles,or shooting pictures as the New York Times, Harpers and others.

"I spent years and years perhaps too much time actually act beautiful things, creating things with lines and texture,shape and form," said Ross, who quotes Booker T. Washington amid the writing saying: "The learn of craft that does never outcome among making the strong fewer willing to force the weak means mini"

"I talk more now by verdict schools than art schools," he said. "People are using my images never only among museums, which is massive merely too within public policy."

That includes Rebecca Gasca, a young justice advocate and consultant with the Campaign as Youth Justice who intends to take his writing with her on lobbying trips to the Nevada Legislature. "We need to put this aboard coffee tables surrounded each legislator's office Gasca said.

The project which opened earlier this anniversary amid Paris and is off then to Chicago, Atlanta and New York City became possible initially meantime Ross won a fellowship from the Guggenheim Foundation.

With prior experience photographing juvenile detainees, he began to take a more thorough see by the situation and became convinced it was a project he had to do during a visit with a young justice instructor among El Paso, Texas.

"I asked him, 'Do you ever think you'll be so successful that you'll be out of a job?' He said, 'Not order of the day the state of Texas keeps making 10-year-olds.'"

Over the following five years, Ross sat aboard bunks and floors, listening to their stories. "They work with me aboard how we can take their pictures without their faces," he said.

Public radio's Ira Glass, host of "This American Life," wrote the along as the 192-page writing the Annie E. Casey Foundation helped support along with the overall project.

William F. Dressel,chancellor of the National Judicial College by the University of Nevada, Reno, and a former decide among Colorado, hopes the display aspiration aid lead to reforms. He said there want always be a need for consequences for delinquent behavior merely that the system today is utmost.

"I absence you to understand that the vast majority of these kids among these pictures have never been pedestal criminal of anything," he said. "They are within pretrial status."

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Juvenile In Justice Project: www.juvenile-in-justice.com

Richard Ross: www.richardross.net
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Stolen across once at centre of official fight bottom By Bill Mears, Supreme Court ProducerNovember nine 2012 -- Updated 0022 GMT (0822 HKT) Mojave Cross was stolen from California desert among 2010Suit over its museum aboard public land went to Supreme CourtCross recognized as memorial to veteransReplica to be dedicated ahead of Veterans Day afterward week
() -- A stolen war memorial that was at the hub of a prominent legal campaign over the display of religious symbols aboard public land was bottom this week tied to a fence post approach San Francisco.

Federal officials said aboard Thursday the Mojave Cross, removed according vandals from its lonely California desert settle two years antecedent was located 500 miles away in Half Moon Bay.

"It was never easy to elect out identifying features to examine,only they are instantly confirming that it is among truth the Mojave Cross," Linda Slater, a spokeswoman with the Mojave National Preserve, said.

The Latin cross was 1st erected aboard national parkland amid 1934 to honor battle die and has been rebuilt several times over the years. Easter services are held annually along the site.

A allied justice in 2001 ordered the six-foot metal cross covered with plywood within response to a lawsuit claiming the symbol violated allied decree prohibiting government preference as a particular religion.

Frank Buono, a former Park Service hired said within his suit the across amounted to administration endorsement of the Christian belief.

An appeals court agreed,merely the Supreme Court ruled within 2010 it did never violate church-state separation and left it to lower courts to determine the circumstances for its museum.

After months of subsequent litigation, the National Park Service conveyed a one-acre chip of federal land where the cross stood to the California Veterans of Foreign Wars.

The across received congressional recognition a decade ago -- shortly after the initial lawsuits were filed -- and its immediately known as the White Cross World War I Memorial.

A replacement across ambition be erected Sunday amid a special rededication ceremony approximate the Mojave National Preserve.

The San Mateo County Sheriff's Department was contacted this week along someone saying the stolen across was tied to a fence post among Half Moon Bay. A memorandum tied aboard it said authorities should be contacted.

Henry Sandoz, a regional man who had built and erected the across aboard Sunrise Rock in the park, was notified forward rangers to assistance fix it. The rangers and Sandoz finally agreed that the along base among San Mateo County was definitely the same one stolen within 2010, Slater said. The National Park Service plans to return it to him.

The across itself was embedded among rock held in place along concrete. Whoever removed the original would have had to ascend up the drench outcropping, maneuvering nearly rattlesnakes that conceal in the crevices.

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Letter from the editor: Election night was virtually the facts By Mark Whitaker, November seven 2012 -- Updated 2232 GMT (0632 HKT) Mark Whitaker: made the alternative to converge aboard reporting for election night coverageHe says the public wanted to know the facts, rather than dwell on opinionWhitaker: Election raises opener questions, worthy of more reporting,almost politics, demographicsHe asks: Can the parties work accompany on jobs, the deficit immigration, the environment?
Editor's note: Mark Whitaker namely executive vice chancellor plus administrate editor of Worldwide.

() -- If you were flipping nearly your television dial aboard Election Night, you saw a lot of news scope dominated onward anchors and pundits sitting in TV studios spouting opinion and inquiry But not on.

On our atmosphere you saw dozens of reporters along polling places approximately the nation watching for irregularities only also capturing the messy additionally miraculous spectacle of democracy in action. You saw Candy Crowley, Jessica Yellin, Jim Acosta and Brianna Keilar by election night headquarters, offering afterward the scenes details virtually the candidates and campaigns as they anxiously awaited the decree of the folk.
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You saw Dana Bash dissecting the Senate plus House outcomes as only someone tin who has covered Congress for two decades. And you saw the maestro of the Magic Wall, John King, interpreting the tallies from certain counties among the sway states minute along minute as they came in, telling you what they meant and how they would vogue the electoral map.

A lot has been written virtually how cord news has transform increasingly dominated according chat plus opinion,for that's what drives TV ratings. But as we began our planning for Election Night more than a annual antecedent decided to go in the inverse direction plus twice down on our strength: reporting.

We pared behind on the digit of analysts in our laboratory plus sent more reporters into the field. We invested in current state-of-the-art sets in our Washington office that allowed us to exhibit electoral data more apparently plus vividly than we ever had ahead.
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We relied aboard two anchors, Wolf Blitzer plus Anderson Cooper, who have forever been more interested in conducting great correspondents than being soloists themselves. We asked our peerless international reporters to reserve narrow of what the vacation of the world was saying almost America's vote—and we actually put them aboard our U.S. airwaves to conversation almost it.

We did it for we amount facts more than opinions,merely likewise because these days that's what sets apart And we were pleased to discern that,for this historical night along least, it was what the public appeared to crave as well.

An average of more than eight.eight million viewers watched the evening's scope on our U.S. network, more than anybody other cord news network,plus others followed it aboard 's international networks around the world. The reviews are likewise in,plus they distinguish us that our investment in covering the election as journalists was welcomed. " Destroys Cable Competition aboard Election Night," was only one gratifying headline,on a post according Erik Wemple, the middle analyst as The Washington Post.

At .com, we had more than 203 million sheet views, the maximum in four years. Our social medium vehicle on Twitter, Facebook plus additional sharing platforms set present records.

But by we're not ones to dwell over click clippings,good or bad plus so we are additionally hard by work following up aboard always the angles that emerged from last night's result.
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Can the parties swiftly come attach to residence jobs, the shortage immigration, the environment, relations with Iran plus China plus always the other pressing problems clouding our henceforth Or namely a $6 billion election that left us with the same division of managerial and legislative power we had forward a prescription as more gridlock?

And what aspiration the demographic winds that carried Barack Obama to reelection,offensive a mordant economy,mean for tomorrow?

How ambition our henceforth be shaped forward a Hispanic population that quickly accounts for more than 1 in 10 voters,along the empowerment of a generation of young voters who have now turned out in record numbers for two presidential cycles in a row plus who are driving a slow merely steady ocean different in permission of gay rights),according a white electorate that favored Mitt Romney,but is smaller than it has ever been,forward the growing political gap between women, who favored Obama by 11 points,and men, who went as Romney by 7 points?

And what are we to make of never only the persistent red/blue separate between states,but the growing urban/suburban/rural divisions within states?

All fascinating questions,as our politics plus for our society,plus ones that ambition reserve us by engaged plus happy providing you with the kind of reporting plus story telling we adore to do.
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Whole Foods Market Inc.'s shares fell Thursday aboard concerns virtually the natural and alphabetical grocer's earnings expect.

THE SPARK: The Austin, Texas-based company reported late Wednesday that its monetary fourth-quarter profit jumped around 50 percentage on strong sales by its expanding base of stores, beating mall expectations. It likewise anticipate earnings of $2.83 to $2.87 per share as monetary 2013. That fell short of the $2.91 per share that analysts polled forward FactSet were anticipating.

THE BIG PICTURE: Whole Foods' anticipate does never include an expected sales buffet from Superstorm Sandy. The company said that the storm's clash has ache its sales during the fourth quarter and it namely assessing the abuse and expects to take a one-time dictate associated to the storm during its first 15 min.

Evaluating the damage and calculating the dictate could take several months.

Investors are accustom to the company consistently performing well and any sign of disability proved unsettling.

THE ANALYSIS: Analysts had a miscellaneous repeat on Whole Foods.

S&P Capital IQ equity analyst Joseph Agnese downgraded his rating aboard the company's shares to "Hold" from "Buy" and lowered his target price forward $4 to $99 given the lack of visibility as 2013.

Meanwhile, J.P. Morgan analyst Ken Goldman said Whole Foods is one of the best-operated, best-positioned grocers in the U.S. and reiterated an "Overweight" rating. He said investors have chance accustomed to the company beating estimates and raising forecasts,merely it's never distinctive for the company to maintain projections amid its fourth-quarter releases.

Goldman maintained his confidence that the company's 2013 forecast is conservative and saw any disabled within the stock as a occurrence to purchase shares.

SHARE ACTION: Shares of Whole Foods fell $4.61,approximately five percent to $91.32 along early afternoon. Its shares are up surplus than 50 percent since November of last daily.
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There's a present version of the popular photo manipulation app Photo Warp, and it leads today's haul of cool present apps worth your attention. Following it namely Wrike Project Management,an app as Wrike users, and Army of Darkness Defense, a game based on the cult classic horror comedy layer.
Photo Warp+ (Free)
What's it almost Photo-manipulation app Photo Warp+ namely the result to the aboriginal Photo Warp, and packs lots of capabilities as messing with your photos to acquaint them funny or mysterious.

What's chilly You'e seen photo-warping before the capacity that let's you drag your finger approximately the screen of your Android utensil to acquaint eyes big alternatively extend out smiles. Photo Warp+ does those things well,merely it likewise includes current capabilities,favor a feature that lets you animate your warps. There are also finer tools and more zooming options that let you obtain surrounded closer and manipulate your images more carefully the point being that you can do more cool stuff (and disassemble more substance to obtain exactly the amusement photos you absence.

Who's it as Android photographers who absence a mini newness ought venture Photo Warp+. If you liked the original you'll favor this.

What's it prefer Photo Warp is similar,apparently as namely FatBooth,only the latter isn't exactly flattering.
Wrike Project Management (Free)
What's it about Users of Wrike web-based project management software now have 1 app that ties them into the system, allowing the use of Android devices to linger up on go flow and communicate with coworkers.

What's cold Wrike is finite to users of the web software,only whether you'e into it, there are a lot of features here that aid corner your Android devices into mobile go stations. You can monitor the status of projects surrounded real period,elucidate on tasks and delegate them when need be, and organize tasks, set and alter schedules and even build reminders. It's a great access to reserve up aboard what's going aboard along work meantime you can't be there.

Who's it as As mentioned, this is for Wrike users,merely whether you prefer that software, the app is a must-have.

What's it like Give Project Management forward WAGmob a go as something alike as well as Project Manager's Toolkit.
Army of Darkness Defense (Free)
What's it nearly It's a castle barricade game based on the membrane Army of Darkness,within which you play chainsaw-handed boomstick-wielding main persona Ashley "Ash" Williams.

What's cool That description wasn't enough for you? We'e talking almost cult-classic Army of Darkness turned into a game. As Ash, you command troops to escape across the 2-D, side-scrolling castle landscape, engaging with waves of Deadites and using magic special powers and your iconic weapons to fight malign The game also includes a digit of sound clips from the film and you can procure upgrades to enable your strategic defenses as you take down more and more bad guys.

Who's it for If you adore Army of Darkness, this is a no-brainer. If you prefer castle-defense titles,nevertheless Army of Darkness Defense namely a pretty good-looking bet It'll give you plenty of monsters to kill.

What's it like Paladog namely again medieval-esque game with some newness and Grave Defense HD is a monster-filled fort barricade spin aboard the action.

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