Along with the security risk, Edward Latessa, professor and head of division of criminal justice at the University of Cincinnati, told ABCNEWS.com that the prisoners are not being rehabilitated.Is this guy serious? American prisoners are locked up and forgotten, increasingly confined to isolation cells with virtually no contact with the outside world and this guy has the balls to worry about rehabilitating prisoners in another country. Because they are having fun and everyone knows that isn't to be allowed. They must suffer until they are released, just like here in the US.
"I suppose the inmates have some fun," said Latessa, who cited several examples of similar programs that have been attempted, and for the most part abandoned, by American prison officials. "But there's always a concern when you have programs like that and you're offering them as rehabilitation programs. The people that are participating think they're getting something out of it, but they're not."
"That's a potentially harmful effect," he added.
Rather, Latessa argued that more appropriate rehabilitation programs, like substance abuse or family reunification programs, should be implemented with such coordination and vigor.
Hindsight is always 20/20 and playing games in space is likely to be an exercise in fatality. Fix the damn gash. If it isn't fixed and the shuttle is destroyed, it will be difficult to get a good night's rest.
"This is not a catastrophic loss-of-orbiter case at all," he said. "This is a case where you want to do the prudent thing for the vehicle."No wonder astronauts have flown drunk. I would too if I had to depend on penny pinchers for my life. Yes, it will be difficult but not as difficult as attending all of the funerals. This isn't Marooned or Space Cowboys, this is real life. Maybe you should treat it with some respect.
Although the gouge is small, it pokes through the thermal tiles, which protect the shuttle during reentry. Under the tiles is only a thin felt layer over the space shuttle's aluminum frame.
Good afternoon, Debsweb.
ReplyDeleteFirst off; I really like what you've done with the place. The peripherals are like a Play Center...for (mainly) adults!
Hear here, regarding the Shuttle tiles. With so many disheartening news items battering us everyday, the gigantic advances being produced by our combined space exploration and deep space imaging, has been my "Happy Place". As more countries involve themselves in collaborative endeavors in space exploration, we will have at least one door that needs no political keys to open.(Why, yes, my middle name is naivety; Why do you ask?)
I put a six-pack of Canfields Diet chocolate fudge soda in the icebox...help yerselves!
Thank you, I do love to play with the template. I hope the shuttle comes down in one piece, they won't get a second chance.
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