Reentry reliability: The DPRK doesn't appear to have a reliable reentry vehicle — many of North Korea's tests' reentry vehicle don't survive, for example, although experts believe it could be years away from mastering the tech.
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For reference, a nominal reentry for the Space Shuttle went through a max of about 3 g's during launch or reentry.
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But it's important to note that while they did demonstrate reentry on this, we don't know how successful that reentry was.
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Such reentry mastery would be required for a nuclear warhead to withstand extreme temperatures and other stresses of atmospheric reentry of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
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Lynch and Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates are visiting prisons and highlighting model reentry programs as part of a series of public events to mark National Reentry Week.
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What to watch: North Korea does not yet have the capability to use reentry vehicles, which would allow warheads to survive reentry into the atmosphere despite high pressures and speeds.
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"Only from one day before the actual reentry will it become possible to roughly predict which ground tracks, and hence which regions on Earth, might witness the reentry," the ESA reports.
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Reentry is difficult for anyone who's spent time in prison.
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She's now at a facility called the Residential Reentry Center.
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In truth, most prisoners talk about reentry during their incarceration.
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ICE also plans to seek prosecution for felony reentry charges.
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Reentry of aliens who have been excluded, deported, or removed.
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Kingsley Rowe on prison, parole, and his path to reentry.
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His reentry point, in 22012, was Television News Incorporated, TVN.
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We paused for a second coffee before making our reentry.
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That will make your reentry 1,000% easier when you come back.
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Harsh illegal reentry convictions have already strained the criminal justice system.
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Currently the average penalty for reentry is 18 months, Takei said.
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Once again, the booster was able to safely land after reentry.
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The event marks the start of Obama's reentry into public life.
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Mars retrograde's reentry into Capricorn asks you to stop spending foolishly.
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The plane's feathers are a critical component of its reentry system.
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But Canada's reentry still isn't a sure bet, according to experts.
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Droneship landing challenging -- very hot and fast first-stage reentry pic.twitter.
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Without smart reentry policies, we do more than risk public safety.
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Reform recognizes that we can be smart about punishments and reentry.
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His reentry to society made him a poster boy for Corrections.
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There is NO reentry, so prepare to be there all day.
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To return home and to apply for reentry like everyone else.
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States are trying to find ways to address this reentry issue.
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The Tiangong-1, too, is expected to mostly disintegrate on reentry.
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But officials are now taking a second look at reentry plans.
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VCFA students have a more accelerated reentry to their practice after graduation.
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But the January launch failed during reentry, having flown about 600 miles.
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Been There Been There: Reentry is so hard after a personal crisis.
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"But then, the possibility of reentry was also much higher," she adds.
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Source: Aviation WeekUSAF MX missile reentry vehicles over Kwajalein atoll South Pacific.
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Johnny Perez is a prisoner reentry advocate with the Urban Justice Center.
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Not painted, as they glow red hot during a fast reentry. pic.twitter.
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He estimates the earliest reentry would be at the end of February.
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Just ask yourself: Why is successful reentry after prison exceptional instead of standard?
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No reentry date given, but for a secret payload it might not be.
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So you give money, $250 million for new funding for prison reentry programs.
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Tax reductions to encourage the reentry of capitals are not new in Italy.
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When prisoners talk about reentry, the conversation can get very animated, very fast.
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The song "Dat Side" dropped Tuesday, and it sure looked like Kanye's reentry.
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I'm teaching her the word 'reentry' and that it can take a day.
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I hope the president is genuine in his commitment to at least reentry.
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Don't worry too much about the parts that won't burn up on reentry.
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The First Step Act mandates additional reforms to pivot toward rehabilitation and reentry.
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Mercury's reentry into Sagittarius will take your mind back to early December 2016.
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He was befriending professors and bonding with administrators at the Prisoner Reentry Institute.
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Escobar has six felony convictions for burglary and illegal reentry, the agency said.
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"This test in principle gave them a lot of information about this, assuming they had sensors that could send information back during reentry so they could monitor the heat, or they could recover the reentry vehicle and examine it," he said.
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They may have been testing some type of heat shield on the reentry vehicle.
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She's now serving time at the McFarland Female Community Reentry Facility in central California.
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The man had been previously deported and arrested by Border Patrol for illegal reentry.
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During that same period, 120,344 people were prosecuted for illegal entry or illegal reentry.
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"What we've seen is that not just people in reentry are impacted," Katcher says.
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There's even a fun animated video illustrating what the spacecraft's reentry will look like.
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They don't know if the reentry vehicle was successful or if it burned up.
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These people already face substantial barriers to reentry, including housing, employment, education, and poverty.
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Gennifer Flowers has made her reentry into the news surrounding the 20163 presidential race.
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Falcon 9 will experience its highest ever reentry force and heat in today's launch.
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ADDRESS THE CRIMINOGENIC FACTORS - Reentry must start when an individual enters the prison system.
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They were in ballistic reentry and descent, a sharper than normal angle of landing.
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One interceptor destroyed the ICBM reentry vehicle, then the second scanned the resulting debris and "not finding any other reentry vehicles, selected the next 'most lethal object' it could identify, and struck that, precisely as it was designed to do," the statement notes.
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The reentry module of the Shenzhou-11 spacecraft landed in Inner Mongolia around 2.15 p.m.
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The point is that there is one dude "floating" around in the spacecraft during reentry.
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Correct answer: pressurized gas and a chassis that could probably survive reentry into Earth's atmosphere.
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Assessing fines and fees without evaluating ability to pay is not just counterproductive to reentry.
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This phase, called reentry, generates a searing-hot plasma that can destroy an unprotected spacecraft.
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"Illegal reentry after removal is criminal, with a maximum sentence of 20 years," Feldman concluded.
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He too believes banning social media for prisoners can be damaging to their reentry efforts.
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Mars's reentry into Scorpio will bring up those themes for you to work with again.
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Mercury's reentry into Leo will find you picking up conversations you left behind in July.
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For instance, he pledged to work on reentry programs for former convicts and reduce recidivism.
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The reentry vehicle traveled about 4,85033 miles to the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
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The reentry vehicle traveled about 4,200 miles to the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
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This was the first time Starliner has gone through the full reentry and landing process.
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Breakout Session Four: The Need for Female-Focused Reentry Programs (watch on Broadly) 2:30 p.m.
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And despite the protections — firewalled sites and computer use time limits — the reentry is nerve-wracking.
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Didn't expect this one to work (v hot reentry), but next flight has a good chance.
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This might include sending them information about fitting reentry programs or remote peer or mentor support.
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The Residential Reentry Center will prep the "Dance Moms" star for a return to civilian life.
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GEO operates approximately 000.9 locations, including correctional, detention, community reentry, youth treatment and day reporting facilities.
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The White House has expressed interest in prison reform, which focuses on reentry and reducing recidivism.
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No reentry vehicle is needed because the warhead is detonated at high-altitude, above the atmosphere.
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The hedge fund said it is encouraged by Victoria's Secret's recent reentry to the swimwear category.
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Mibbs: Reentry feels easy because we take pride in making the sounds for tomorrow and today.
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During reentry through Earth's atmosphere, the spacecraft, along with trash and Saffire-II, will be destroyed.
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But despite the international attention, it's very likely the reentry will go unnoticed by most people.
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That priest was later cleared for reentry into pastoral work, only to commit further sexual abuse.
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Three separate poems are titled "Essay on Reentry" (the word "essay" means, of course, an attempt).
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Since then, Stanton has worked hard to help improve reentry outcomes, the White House statement said.
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This week, the Department of Justice will highlight how strong reentry programs can make communities safer.
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Current estimates have a two week uncertainty in the reentry timing — a range of 336 hours.
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Javadi, who travels frequently, wants the freedom to travel without worrying that he might be denied reentry.
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It's been a noisy reentry, with the show launching thousands of hot takes (and thoughtful criticism, too).
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Once reeled in, a drag sail (seen in the video above) could be deployed to hasten reentry.
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Coming back into the atmosphere is the trickiest section, he said, because of the intensity of reentry.
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Prisoners talked a lot about coming home [when I was incarcerated], but few talked about positive reentry.
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"Unlawful reentry is a violation of federal statute," said Carmen Ortiz, a former US attorney in Massachusetts.
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They are the authors of "On the Outside: Prisoner Reentry and Reintegration" (University of Chicago Press, 2019).
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The Falcon 9's engines are looking shockingly intact for surviving launch, reentry, landing, and an explosion!
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Tragically, she died in 2003 when the Columbia shuttle broke apart upon reentry into the Earth's atmosphere.
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Perfecting reentry is "really a matter of enough trial and error to make that work," Stewart said.
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"This unique initiative marries research-driven policy and reentry services reforms," Pettus-Davis said in a statement.
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Officials said some arrested workers could face federal charges for identity theft and/or reentry after deportation.
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You can learn more about the film and the filmmakers' ongoing campaign to educate about reentry here.
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After a couple of years, I took another job helping inmates prepare for reentry into their communities.
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Reentry into civilian life would be easier if inmates left prison with all the wages they've earned.
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In criminal justice and reentry, causality is hard to establish and measure, and such theories would help.
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Legislation like the Renew Act, the Clean Slate Act, and the Fair Chance Act would enhance the reforms in the First Step Act by breaking down barriers to reentry, including the simple existence of a criminal record, that still prevent rehabilitated offenders from reentry into society as productive citizens.
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The CubeSat is designed to orbit for around two years before burning up upon reentry to earth's atmosphere.
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Later, the chamber was filled with an artificial Martian atmosphere and heated up to reentry temperatures (the "bake").
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The Mir space station was also larger, but its reentry was controlled and it hit the Pacific Ocean.
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Columbia broke apart during reentry in Earth's atmosphere, also leading to the deaths of its seven crew members.
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Maybe we'll see a closer-than-planned pass of Mars, or an unplanned reentry into the Earth's atmosphere.
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The video shows the flight of the reusable booster from just ahead of reentry through descent and landing.
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JAXA's HTV series are stripped down to the bare minimums (although they do explode quite gloriously during reentry).
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While not shattered, the crew photographed the damage so experts on Earth could check if reentry was safe.
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Znamya was de-orbited after a few hours and burned up in the atmosphere above Canada upon reentry.
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A warhead needs a reentry vehicle to carry it through the upper atmosphere, and without it, won't detonate.
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Each should be capable of orbiting Earth to prove out and refine launch, reentry, and landing-system technologies.
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Halfway house operators who remain are being required to offer fewer reentry services to the prisoners they house.
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The National Assembly this week approved Venezuela's reentry into a regional defense treaty the country left in 2013.
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After jettisoning the Volga airlock and preparing for reentry, Leonov noticed that the automatic guidance system was malfunctioning.
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President Trump on Wednesday launched, by executive order, the Federal Interagency Council on Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry.
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Again, Mercury's reentry into your sign, after the retrograde, is a fantastic time for you to express yourself.
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Every day work, work, work, till I got stopped by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and charged with reentry.
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On the basis that illegal reentry constitutes a felony, a judge could decide to sentence him to prison.
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Phil Bryant has signed criminal justice reform legislation that will ease reentry for people returning home from prison.
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The first US space station, the 74-ton Skylab, fell to Earth in an uncontrolled reentry in 1979.
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Billy Bush is a man of no words, but don't let that fool you ... he's ready for reentry.
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His reentry opened my eyes to services available to the formerly incarcerated with HIV, like housing and transportation.
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"Roger has a very good chance of exoneration in my opinion," Trump said at the prisoner reentry event.
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The Electron is meant to perform a guided reentry into Earth's atmosphere, hopefully coming back in one piece.
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But today, the company was able to test out one part of the recovery process: the guided reentry.
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Another way to reduce the weight is to use lighter materials — perhaps on portions of the reentry vehicle.
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Death-by-reentry may seem like a wasteful way to dispose of expensive orbital infrastructure like Tiangong-1.
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And China "is developing a range of technologies to counter U.S. and other countries' ballistic missile defense systems, including maneuverable reentry vehicles, multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles, decoys, chaff, jamming, thermal shielding and hypersonic glide vehicles," the Pentagon said in a report to Congress earlier this year on China's military might.
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Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York federally charged Severino Colon with illegal reentry, which is a felony.
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One of those defendants, who had been previously deported, was charged also with illegal reentry, a more severe charge.
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Probation and parole caseloads are decreasing, which (when paired with evidence-based supervisions techniques) results in better reentry outcomes.
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She was booked into the Las Colinas Detention and Reentry Facility on $25,000 bail, according to NBC San Diego.
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Indeed, we know that finding a job and having family support are two important contributors to a successful reentry.
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Abrams's platform focuses on improving alternatives to incarceration and bolstering reentry programs to improve the transition back into society.
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They designed the planes to survive the heat and pressure of reentry, but, sadly, the project never went through.
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Lynch plans to announce the new effort called the Roadmap to Reentry on Monday afternoon during an event in Philadelphia.
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Eventually, I'd like to go to graduate school and work on corrections reform and helping people through the reentry process.
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It will shed pieces of hardware that are no longer necessary, and then make a fiery reentry through Earth's atmosphere.
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And this is definitely not the first time something this large, or even bigger, has made an uncontrolled reentry before.
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Ben's young tweenage son Cal (Jack Messina) spends a lot of time in "Reentry" drawing a portrait of his family.
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Tiangong-2, which is 34 feet long and weighs about 19,000 pounds, mostly burned up during the controlled reentry process.
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Soon, the thin atmosphere will drag LightSail 2 down and the vehicle — with its sail — will burn up on reentry.
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Think back: It's not the first uncontrolled reentry of a large spacecraft, as Skylab broke up over Australia in 1979.
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Venus's reentry into Libra, however, will find you feel nostalgic…how many directions could you be pulled in at once?
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SpaceX has put together an incredible reel of footage showing various Falcon 9 rockets throughout launch, separation, reentry, and landing.
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The plan also would expand access to treatment for opioid addictions and decriminalize mental illness and addiction through reentry programs.
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Musk was initially excited about a "bleeding" system that'd ooze liquid through tiny pores to cool Starship during atmospheric reentry.
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"Kate's Law," named in memory of Kate Steinle, would increase current maximum sentences for illegal reentry into the United States.
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It would also allow inmates the opportunity to enter education programs and reentry services while working towards and earlier release.
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The idea is to lengthen Starship's reentry time and spread out the energy so no one spot gets too hot.
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Many people in prison have already battled addictions with alcohol and drugs, Papi, who's doing time for Illegal Reentry, says.
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The President and Attorney General are attempting to kill bipartisan sentencing reform in Congress, and offering incremental reentry reforms instead.
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Yet, in the US, my reentry into the country felt routine, with few new screenings or information about the coronavirus.
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Today, she works for A New Way of Life Reentry Project, a nonprofit that helps formerly incarcerated women, including herself.
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The judge's decision to deny bond clears the way for the government to prosecute him for the illegal reentry charge.
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While there are many good programs in the reentry sphere, many only begin working with clients once they are discharged.
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It's a fairly straightforward attempt to fix what's become one of the biggest obstacles to successful reentry of ex-offenders.
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So if we can't keep space stations in orbit indefinitely, why waste them in reentry instead of bringing them home?
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The X-24B was one of a series of planes designed to investigate how spacecraft could handle reentry into Earth's atmosphere.
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She is now being held at a halfway house overseen by the Bureau of Prisons' Philadelphia Residential Reentry Management (RRM) Office.
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During the reentry process, one kid wants to show that he is the master of space travel and that he's awesome.
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And, it does as early as the final season's fourth episode, "Leo's Girlfriend," which heralds Danny's big reentry into Mindy's world.
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It is unclear if he is in a reentry center or under home confinement before his official release on May 14.
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The Washington Post reports North Korea might be testing a new reentry vehicle around this Thursday, a North Korean national holiday.
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Illegal entry and reentry aren't just the most commonly prosecuted federal crimes — they make up a majority of all federal convictions.
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"At no time will a precise time/location prediction from ESA be possible," explained reentry experts at the European Space Agency.
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Sessions's directive will mean that more young adults will face longer sentences and fewer opportunities for a second chance upon reentry.
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The company wants to eventually use these engines to land the spacecraft on solid ground following reentry into the Earth's atmosphere.
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A lot of reentry talk among inmates is just talk because they have not formulated a plan to accomplish their goals.
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Through the IBM reentry program, she received training in data science, a field much different from the one she left behind.
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It resulted in not just refugees being denied entry or reentry into the United States, but lawful permanent residents, as well.
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The other is a so-called glide vehicle that would be launched atop a ballistic missile and then separate on reentry.
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Another promising bill makes it possible for nonprofit organizations to provide reentry services to inmates while they are still in prison.
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The missile flew 600 miles before exploding in a failed test of a reentry vehicle, the officials said, according to Fox.
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Google, too, has been eyeing a reentry into the category next year with the return of its much-panned Pixel Buds.
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Inmates should be near relatives and legal services, advocates increasingly argue, so as to boost their chances of a successful reentry.
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Accepting people with serious criminal histories alarms the neighbors, but Ms. Jacobs, of the Reentry Institute, said there's no better alternative.
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A heat shield lining the bottom will help deflect and absorb the scorching heat of atmospheric reentry, as with previous designs.
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The agency&aposs upcoming set of rules, called Streamlined Launch and Reentry Licensing Requirements, is due to be submitted this fall.
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And it does not allow visitors to duck out of the country, only to be granted another six months upon reentry.
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The center is touted as a reentry program for "former" jihadist, providing religious re-education, vacations, conjugal visits and art therapy.
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The booster then smashed into the ocean and disintegrated, a move that Rocket Lab planned if the reentry process was successful.
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In fiscal year 2016, immigration offenses — illegal entry and reentry chief among them — made up a majority of federal criminal prosecutions.
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Yet, Murphy slashed all the money from a prisoner reentry program that was created by his fellow Democratic Party colleagues, NJ.com reported.
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But that area of the atmosphere requires that the satellites, like the International Space Station, constantly orbit the Earth to avoid reentry.
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She later entered the US illegally a third time and was deported on March 11, 2014, after being convicted of illegal reentry.
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Once the tether is attached to a chunk of space debris, the object is slowed down and guided into a destructive reentry.
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Altitude: 22018,21 km perigee, Rotation speed has increased, now 13,21°/s -> 22:22016 min per one turn #reentry #radar #Tiangong #spacedebris pic.twitter.
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NASA's old space station Sky Lab also made an uncontrolled reentry -- and it weighed nearly 160,000 pounds when it fell to Earth.
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The first stage rocket performs a boostback burn (t+4:25), and a few minutes later its reentry burn (t+7:220).
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It has been gradually returning its products to store shelves, with the last phase of market reentry set for later this month.
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The reentry into Earth's atmosphere should burn up most of the craft, but 220-pound pieces of debris could reach Earth's surface.
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Now is the time to redouble efforts to focus on deeper reductions in imprisonment, charging, sentencing and release and reentry of prisoners.
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NASA will also be using the capsule's fiery death plunge as an opportunity to study how vehicles break up during atmospheric reentry.
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Kerry, a former senator who was the Democratic presidential nominee in 85033, is thought to be considering a possible reentry into politics.
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Khalil A. Cumberbatch is the associate vice president of policy at the Fortune Society, a reentry organization based in New York City.
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Reentry and Reintegration: VICE has led the charge in hiring candidates with previous criminal records as part of the VICE Apprenticeship Program.
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But instead of just dropping people back over the border, those arrested for unauthorized entry or reentry now faced a prison sentence.
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For those four years, the satellite mapped out Earth's gravity field with unprecedented precision, before it was deliberately destroyed in atmospheric reentry.
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Lawrence "Lonnie" Patterson, 63, is a van driver, building maintenance worker, and donations assistant for the Fortune Society, a prisoner reentry program.
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The case came after Wong Kim Ark, traveled to China for a temporary visit when he was 22 and was denied reentry.
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Every human-built object which has been designed to survive reentry has used a curved protective heat shield—with a few exceptions.
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So we don't go into the phone call with Nixon, we don't go into the scientific experiments, we don't go into reentry.
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Reentry programs that offer prisoners the opportunity to shorten their sentences on the back-end would be a good place to begin.
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NASA's first space station, Skylab, fell to Earth in an out-of-control reentry in 1979, burning up harmlessly in the process.
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Altitude: 21,23 km perigee, Rotation speed has increased, now 22,22016°/s -> 22020:23 min per one turn #reentry #radar #Tiangong #spacedebris pic.twitter.
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That priest was later cleared for reentry into pastoral work, only to commit further sexual abuse and ultimately be prosecuted for it.
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This move aligns HUD with a larger government effort to lessen the burden of reentry on individuals entangled in the criminal justice system.
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" The BOP says "it contracts with residential reentry centers, also known as halfway houses, to provide assistance to inmates who are nearing release.
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But for the private space company's latest mission, there will be no smooth reentry—not on land, not on a robot boat, nowhere.
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Though federal prosecution against immigrants for unlawful entry and reentry was already at an all-time high, Sessions was determined to go further.
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After the Saffire team has retrieved the data, Cygnus will begin its reentry and burn up in the atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean.
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That makes reentry difficult—imagine trying to integrate back into today's society after spending years in prison and never interacting with a touchscreen.
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Global Airline Group today urged regulators to coordinate on technical requirements and timelines for the safe reentry to service of the 737 Max.
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The failure prompted the crew to make a ballistic reentry when the Soyuz capsule enters Earth's atmosphere at a steeper angle than normal.
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Thanks to its massive structure, shape and the ablative coating it can survive the controlled reentry after spending the planned time on orbit.
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Juan Ramon Vasquez, who has been convicted of raping a child, pleaded guilty to illegal reentry after previously being deported from the U.S.
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The photos North Korea released appear to show something resembling a possible reentry vehicle: A closer look at the North Korean bomb display.
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ICE charged de Leon-Aguilar with felony reentry, a crime that can carry a sentence of up to ten years in federal prison.
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For now, de Leon-Aguilar is only facing criminal charges related to his illegal reentry into the US based on his previous deportations.
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Some people wouldn't have been charged, although even before the order, people were commonly charged with criminal reentry, after having been deported before.
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The First Step Act advances a number of initiatives within federal prisons to enhance people's reentry into society after their release from prison.
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Shortly before Friday's launch, Musk warned on Twitter that the booster would face the highest ever reentry force experienced by a Falcon 9.
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As passed, First Step will require $75 million a year for five years to fund the expansion of prison programming and reentry preparedness.
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However, excessive fines and fees can actually contribute to crime by making reentry even more difficult for those who are released from prison.
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On a deeper level, Mars's reentry into Capricorn asks you to examine how you sit with grief, and your anger towards the past.
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The program is administered by the Prisoner Reentry Institute, an arm of John Jay dedicated to finding best practices for re-entering inmates.
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More than 5,400 metric tons of space materials is estimated to have survived reentry in the past 50 years, with no reported casualties.
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The protective shell would allow it to survive reentry, even as the rest of the discarded lunar module broke apart violently around it.
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As the resource-rich superstar of the family, Allen was the "cousin-on-duty" to smooth Michael's reentry into the world after prison.
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The program funds these local organizations to facilitate successful reentry and decrease the recidivism rate of medium to high-risk people on parole.
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Cities with populations > 1 million people are also marked on the map, and those on the lines could see a reentry over them.
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Trump pledged to push Congress to pass Kate's Law, which would increase the mandatory minimum for illegal reentry into the country to five years.
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You know, so we have a soft rocket motor, we use a reentry technique that is patented, and obviously it's an air launch system.
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More importantly, through the castmate's acceptance of Omarosa, and the show's editing of her, Big Brother enacted her symbolic reentry into the national conversation.
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As the document states: This rulemaking would streamline and increase flexibility in the FAA's commercial space launch and reentry regulations, and remove obsolete requirements.
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Mercury's reentry into Capricorn will find you reconnecting with friends, networking professionally, and brainstorming ideas for your future—what are your hopes and dreams?
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I've been working with my reentry coordinator, who was hired by the Second Chance Program to help me get adjusted to life after prison.
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But it gets strange when the crime being punished is illegal reentry, and the punishment is keeping them in the country they illegally reentered.
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Employers worry that return-to-work employees don't have the latest technical skills, according to Carol Fishman Cohen, CEO of career reentry firm iRelaunch.
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You'd have to work something out with NASA to have it placed on the space station's exterior, or figure out some exotic reentry plan.
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This legislation also allows inmates to work toward an earlier release date through participation in programs aimed at their education and reentry into society.
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To return home and apply for reentry like everybody else, under the rules of the new legal immigration system that I have outlined above.
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These photographs ask viewers to consider the humanity of prisoners, wrongfully imprisoned or not, and the possibility of their rehabilitation and reentry into society.
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And it'd create "a community reinvestment fund" that Booker's office said would go toward job training, reentry services, and community centers, among other programs.
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He has since moved to Washington State and runs the Statewide Reentry Council, created in 2016 to help prison inmates return to the community.
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He also served as the director of Faith and Justice Initiative for the Governor's Office of Transition Support and Reentry under then-Georgia Gov.
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Days after Christmas, Russia deployed its hypersonic glide missiles—a new kind of reentry vehicle meant to deliver nuclear warheads past missile defense systems.
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Additionally, Safe Streets and Second Chances is designed to bring successful reentry to scale, with the goal of eventually being in all 50 states.
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During reentry, it will perform high-speed maneuvers to avoid U.S. missile defense systems and then successfully home in to kill its designated target.
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Full reentry into the Gulf will require sustained benchmark oil prices above $60 a barrel, far above the near $50 currently trading, he said.
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Nobody can be sure that they've made one that's small enough, or that their warheads are rugged enough to be able to survive reentry.
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But according to the US analysts who spoke anonymously with the Post, the isolated country is set to test its reentry technology within days.
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They will be ejected in a special capsule designed to survive atmospheric reentry, while the rest of the spacecraft blasts by and enters heliocentric orbit.
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Mountain View sits on approximately 97 acres and offers a variety of programs including adult education, reentry planning and faith-based dormitories, the website says.
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Meanwhile, as Attorney General Jeff Sessions cracks down on criminal prosecutions, the US prison population — and therefore the reentry population — is only expected to grow.
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Of those, more than 3,600 convictions were for illegal entry or reentry into the U.S. and more than a thousand for driving under the influence.
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The first is a film by Reentry Think Tank, an art and advocacy group started by ABOG Fellows Mark Strandquist and Courtney Bowles in 2016.
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The uncertainty of the reentry point stems from the fact that the space station is moving fast — about 17,000 miles per hour, to be exact.
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There are those whose reentry plan is to go back out and do the same thing that got them arrested for in the first place.
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Because DACA requires individuals to get preclearance to leave the country, Montes' reentry showed he had left without authorization and voided his status, DHS said.
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Today GEO Group boasts that 20 percent of its profits stem from its "GEO Care," division, which provides electronic monitoring, reentry programs and juvenile detention.
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It read: "NOT VALID FOR REENTRY TO THE U.S." Others abandon belongings too heavy to carry, which Seymour donates to drop-off centers around town.
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Kentucky has strengthened support for those leaving prison through a new reentry division that equips each incarcerated person with an individualized roadmap for community reintegration.
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Hopkins was released from a correctional facility in 2017, and now advocates for education and technology as a means to ease reentry for incarcerated individuals.
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It has yet to demonstrate that it can land a reentry vehicle and hit a target, let alone one with a nuclear weapon on it.
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Congress needs to keep the ball rolling and pass legislation that will continue to focus the criminal justice system on rehabilitation and reentry into society.
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Musk pointed out in a tweet that this launch was the greatest amount of force and heat a Falcon 9 has ever experienced on reentry.
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Since the air is so thin, it doesn't heat the object as efficiently, and although the reentry takes longer, peak temperatures can be much lower.
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In early 1964, a Corona reconnaissance satellite—after taking a few hundred photos—broke down in orbit, stopped responding, and headed toward an uncontrolled reentry.
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He wants to expand reentry services for formerly incarcerated people, including housing, mental health, and addiction treatment, and help kids whose parents are in prison.
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It will continue for the next nine months before it starts to decay and is pulled back into Earth's gravity, ultimately burning up on reentry.
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A warhead launched by an ICBM needs a protective reentry vehicle to help it survive the fiery descent through the atmosphere to hit its target.
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Recorded back in November 2015, the flight was UP Aerospace's test flight to check the aerodynamics and stability of payload upon reentry for future missions.
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For example, if a prisoner participates in reentry programs to get a GED or high school diploma, it drastically reduces their odds of future convictions.
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A majority of Americans (56 percent) also support sealing non-violent criminal records after people complete their sentences to facilitate their successful reentry into society.
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We must help people leaving prison and jail be more successful in their reentry by eliminating barriers to employment, education, housing, voting and public benefits.
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With this hunger for freedom, you'll find yourself eager to travel and put yourself in new situations, which coincides perfectly with Venus's reentry into Libra.
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In the next six months to a year, he'll likely begin a full reentry phase with no restrictions on what he can browse or access online.
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A version of USB Restricted Mode was introduced in the iOS 11.4 beta update and required passcode reentry every seven days to maintain a USB connection.
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This flight is the final test check for the spacecraft, and will include launch, docking with the ISS, and reentry into the Earth's atmosphere for recovery.
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Through the years, if I've lagged behind in my cardio, let's say due to a particularly gruesome winter, I find the rope my easiest reentry point.
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The engines on the Soyuz will then ignite around 10:34PM ET, taking the capsule out of orbit and prompting the spacecraft's reentry into Earth's atmosphere.
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In 2016, IBM launched a 12-week reentry program that helped the company source 17 interns, according to IBM executive Jennifer Howland, who oversees the program.
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As just one example, it would have put the kibosh on $59.4 million in employment-focused prisoner reentry grants recently awarded by the Department of Labor.
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They won't catch fire or melt during reentry like the previous aluminum ones sometimes did, and as such are now permanently attached features of the rocket.
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Numerous studies show that stable employment for individuals with criminal records is critical to reentry after incarceration and reduces the likelihood of them committing additional crimes.
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His plan would also create an Executive Clemency Panel to review cases and a federal interagency council that would help facilitate ex-convicts' reentry into society.
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But unlike an ICBM reentry vehicle, it would be maneuvered as it descends and able to evade defenses due to its high speeds and unpredictable path.
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The Bureau of Prisons has created a new reentry handbook for prisoners to ease their transition to freedom (and hopefully to reduce their risk of recidivism).
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Congressional reformers have spent months working to enact the FIRST STEP Act, a solid proposal that focuses on helping prisoners make a successful reentry into society.
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Jail diversion is no silver bullet, to be sure, and does not address all the challenges cities face with reentry, treatment, prison, and overall budget impacts.
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The fatal breakup of Space Shuttle Columbia on reentry following its 28th mission was tragedy enough that other shuttle missions were scrubbed for over two years.
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"So we don't go into the phone call with Nixon, we don't go into the scientific experiments, we don't go into reentry, et cetera," he continued.
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"You're in prison, you're in a closed environment," said Ann Jacobs, the director of the Prisoner Reentry Institute at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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The report, from the New Jersey Reentry Corporation, a nonprofit, focuses on two key areas when it comes to helping former prisoners: health care and education.
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"Pastor Lowden has an extensive history fighting for reentry and is an excellent 'outsider' voice for this critical Trump Administration initiative," a White House official said.
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Half of the fairing is seen floating on the waters of the Pacific Ocean, with Musk saying there was "no apparent damage from reentry and splashdown."
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It's as if we took off in a hastily designed rocket, realize we need to come back, but are stuck in orbit without a reentry plan.
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The court concluded that her failure to act, and her having participated in Roy's perilous reentry into his truck, was enough to constitute creating his peril.
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Pyongyang's first known launch of the long-range ballistic missile took place on July 4, but it's still unclear if that test survived the reentry phase.
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This allowed the space capsule to turn its heat shield toward Earth's atmosphere, absorb and deflect the heat of reentry, and safely return to the planet.
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"Most folks think North Korea hasn't demonstrated a [reentry vehicle for the ICBM], but they could do it tomorrow or they could do it next year."
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Rosie will be connected to dozens of sensors that will read how she responds to G-forces during launch, ascent, reentry and landing, according to Boeing.
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The bride, 33, is a visiting associate professor of clinical law and a Friedman Fellow at the Prisoner & Reentry Clinic at George Washington University Law School.
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Obama's top cabinet members for justice, education, labor and housing praised the reentry initiatives as common-sense reforms that should have been in place long ago.
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Trump has directed Larry Kudlow, his new top economic adviser, and US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to look into negotiating the US's reentry into the TPP, Sens.
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Clinton's recent reentry into the public sphere after months out of the limelight has led to speculation that she could be seriously considering a rematch with Trump.
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"The congressman is a civil rights icon," said Brown, noting that in his office she worked on the issue of prisoner reentry, something she cared deeply about.
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There is a lot to unpack here, but this stuck out to me: Most states don't provide medication-assisted treatment for substance abuse for prisoners upon reentry.
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Because she this was her third time crossing the border illegally, she was charged with criminal reentry, a felony that could carry a 10-year prison sentence.
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In the last year or so, the reentry positions, which are paid and typically last between six weeks to six months, are growing among financial advisory firms.
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Not the least of these capabilities is the extension of a spacecraft's operational lifetime in orbit before it succumbs to atmospheric drag and burns up on reentry.
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"However, most experts think Pyongyang does not yet have that ability since the regime hasn't tested and demonstrated a reentry vehicle for its [intercontinental missiles]," he said.
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From Georgia to Minnesota, Maryland to Alaska, the states passed broad, sweeping overhauls to unduly harsh sentencing laws, archaic criminal codes, and inadequate rehabilitation and reentry programming.
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The reentry center, or halfway house, gives inmates who are near release assistance in a "safe, structured, supervised environment," according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons website.
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One of these laws demands states assist in enforcing tight immigration controls and the other punishes repeat reentry of convicted, deported criminals by increasing federal prison sentences.
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While the company hasn't had much luck on the education from of late, there may still be demand for a reentry, given Microsoft's still popular productivity options.
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But after the initial eye-rolling from pundits at his reentry into New York politics, Weiner opens a small lead among the throng of Democratic primary candidates.
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Well, Michigan expanded opportunities for substance abuse treatment, parenting programs and founded a Prisoner Reentry Initiative that treats those convicted of crime according to their individual needs.
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A strong safety net is indispensable for helping people find their way back in life after incarceration and is one of the best reentry programs of all.
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Starship's redesigned wings should help the vehicle maintain lift, slow down more gradually, and spread out the heat of reentry, while the thermal tiles absorb that energy.
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As we look forward to the next phase of this work and continuing to reduce recidivism rates, we must maintain the critical support for these reentry programs.
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Advocates working to support rights and reentry in the state have been working to register and engage former felony offenders ahead of the state's April 26 primary.
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Even when Mir was left to plunge to its fiery death in atmospheric reentry, some feared that these tough spacefarers might survive, and pose public health hazards.
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Experts argue that stable housing, along with support services for ex-offenders, including drug treatment and education, can ease their reentry and reduce high rates of recidivism.
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After she was released, Ms. Sam met Susan Burton, the founder of A New Way of Life Reentry Project, a California nonprofit that helps women leaving prison.
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Moreover, taxpayer dollars will be saved by reducing a burdensome court workload and from breaking the cycle of reincarceration that can result when reentry into society fails.
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To keep our spacecraft from being destroyed, we attach heat shields to the front, to absorb the heat from reentry and protect the rest of the craft.
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The pass will occur at an altitude of 559 miles above the Earth and any debris that falls through the atmosphere should largely burn up during reentry.
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That distress alters the picture of the population the Boston Reentry Study followed: These adults in the criminal justice system were once children exposed to awful things.
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The company successfully performed a "guided reentry" of its Electron rocket on a recent flight, showing that the vehicle can come back to Earth in one piece.
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Video captured from a rooftop camera in Japan appears to show North Korea's Hwasong-14 ICBM reentering the atmosphere, then breaking up and destroying the reentry vehicle.
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Having a perceived longer range on the missile (even if it can't support a weapon's reentry) could be something desired by the regime for sheer propaganda value.
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The White House, working with Congress, appears to be on the verge of transforming reentry to improve public safety and move more people from prison to paycheck.
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By navigating the booster through reentry, Rocket Lab is one step closer to becoming one of the few in the world able to recover a rocket booster.
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Uranus is the wildcard of the zodiac, and with its reentry into fire sign Aries, you can bet some unexpected things will take place in your relationships.
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It's unclear whether Pyongyang has achieved this goal however, as there's no way of knowing if the warhead would survive the stresses placed on it during reentry.
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A 13-agency consortium including NASA and others, called the Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee, has been monitoring the craft's reentry, while the European Agency posts updates.
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A spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement did not respond to requests for comment on the detention of migrants for illegal reentry or on the proposed USSC amendment.
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Recalling how the man died of a drug overdose, he called the elderly ex-con "a prime example" of the federal prison system not preparing prisoners for reentry.
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The array would have been destroyed during the Dragon's reentry anyway, but it's still a little sad to watch it receding into the distance, abandoned by its mothership.
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The European Space Agency has pinpointed the vehicle's reentry date to sometime between March 2000th and April 21nd, with the event most likely happening on April Fools' Day.
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Since we're only about a week out from Tiangong-1's reentry, trackers have a better idea of how the atmosphere is going to behave during that time.
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Uranus's reentry into Aries will also spark a conversation (or confrontation) you had last spring—a sudden change was made then that is meant to be revisited now.
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Towards the close of Monday night's "Reentry," it's easy to assume Manifest will become something like This Is Us plus psychic abilities, with a smattering of religious undertones.
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That's much better than Tiangong-1, which stopped responding to its operators after several years and as such could not be deliberately guided into a safe reentry path.
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Throughout the season, the surplus human beings are granted blissful reentry to the real world, and two more men or women are added to the cast as tribute.
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Another payload onboard Cygnus, called the ReEntry Breakup Recorder, will be taking super quick measurements of the capsule's temperature, speed, acoustics, and more as it falls to Earth.
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In fact, the reentry population, people leaving jails and prisons, are between 10 and 40 times more likely to die from an opioid overdose than the general population.
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According to recent polling, 82 percent support the First Step Act including changes to mandatory sentencing, efforts to aid reentry, and ending the shackling of pregnant female inmates.
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The Bureau of Prisons' actions will increase the likelihood that some prisoners will not have enough time or get the transitional services they need for a successful reentry.
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Acknowledging the importance of technological knowledge for reentry, the department has been working to provide more technology to prisoners, including Windows 10 and limited access to the internet.
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To come back to the states, Fatima needs to be granted permission for reentry, through the I-601 form, or the Application for Waiver on Grounds of Inadmissibility.
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Elleman said the size of the payload was crucial to range and a lighter payload could mean a more fragile re-entry vehicle less able to withstand reentry.
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And given the crafting, fellowship, name tags and blazing fires I had just experienced, I did undergo the slightly woozy reentry that I remembered from sleep-away camp.
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Kim Kardashian West and President Donald Trump have a new plan to help former inmates tackle unemployment, one of the largest obstacles to their reentry to civilian life.
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One company on the NASA roster to come up with prototypes, NanoRacks, is building space habitats with "space junk," or spent materials that otherwise burn up on reentry.
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As a foreigner, I could pass into Syria legally, but without permission from the Ankara-appointed governor of Suruc (a largely Kurdish border town), I would be refused reentry.
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As such, Penney's is relying on internal initiatives — including a further expansion of its Sephora stores and its reentry into appliances — to drive comparable sales during the second half.
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"I avoided even signing up for our computer access,"John told me, referring to the restricted "reentry version" of the internet that his Restart rehabilitation program gives detox graduates.
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It is not known if the reentry posed any danger to people in the area though so far we have seen no reports of damaged caused by any debris.
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This is the panoramic photo featuring the reentry fireworks:Image © Copyright Starscape Gallery / Steve CullenTake a closer look:Image © Copyright Starscape Gallery / Steve Cullen [Starscape Gallery via Bad Astronomy]
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The European Space Agency ESA's Space Debris Office has been maintaining a daily blog of Tiangong-1's altitude, along with the most up-to-date predicted reentry date.
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You want to see that because it shows the U.S. is pushing them on the timeline because you cannot let them get that reentry vehicle done for the warhead.
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I took my job at the Media Lab and moved to the US the same year, thus starting my slow but steady reentry into the community of animal eaters.
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The bill would also establish a "'Community Reinvestment Fund" aimed at providing communities "most impacted by the failed War on Drugs" with services like reentry programs and job training.
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And North Korea does, in fact, have two classes of ICBMs—the road mobile KN-08 and KN-2023—which both appear to be equipped with sophisticated reentry vehicles.
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Additional emphasis also should be placed on reentry programs to provide those coming back into society the tools they need to avoid returning to the life they left behind.
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China has told the United Nations the chances of the lab wreaking any havoc on the ground are "very low," but that it would closely monitor the craft's reentry.
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The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act would reduce excessive mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses, promote reentry, and could impact the lives of thousands of people in federal prison.
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Because the probe was designed to withstand the searing conditions of Venus's atmosphere and surface, it is likely to survive atmospheric reentry and arrive back on Earth relatively intact.
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Successful reentry, the idea that we are returning citizens to the community who are healthy, prepared and committed to a new beginning, is something we can all agree on.
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NASA couldn't just bring the astronaut home immediately; reentry is a bit like being locked inside a washing machine, and the landing is a bit like a car crash.
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While the working group did not seek to develop a consensus, it did identify several critical areas of focus for advancing the work of the corrections and reentry fields.
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A former United Nations missile inspector said Monday that North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile reentry vehicle "did not survive" last week's test, meaning the hermit regime needs more tests.
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Indeed, Elleman said he can't rule out that the reentry vehicle broke up because the North Koreans may have used lighter materials or a design to maximize the range.
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Gramajo is being held by US Marshals because the federal government wants to convict him for illegal reentry, something that could result in prison time before he is deported.
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I always like to preface my reentry experience by stating that I never want my experience and my story to be the story that is used as the rule.
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Illegal entry and illegal reentry have been the two most commonly prosecuted crimes in federal court for years — often via mass trials that basically prosecuted dozens of people at once.
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It is only fair and humane that every state provide the exonerated with reentry services such as education, job training, healthcare and other social services, and enact robust compensation statutes.
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The idea being that an astronaut could pilot a similarly designed reentry vehicle back to Earth (indeed, data gathered with the M2-F1 made it into the space shuttle program).
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Creating a workplace that allows for time to ease back into work, rather than plunge in at full speed, could also make reentry less painful, and disconnecting feel less impossible.
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Nine top candidates are due to share their priorities related to police use of force, the so-called school-to-prison pipeline and the reentry of incarcerated people into society.
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In September, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, convened a bipartisan "Prisoner Reentry Summit" at the White House to discuss struggles of life after prison.
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In March, Miller was admitted to the Residential Reentry Center in Long Beach after serving a 366-day sentence for bankruptcy fraud at the Victorville Federal Correctional Institution in California.
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Sometime in late March of next year, a Chinese space station named Tiangong-1 is going to fall back down to Earth — and some big pieces may survive the reentry.
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Probe into alleged Smollett attack shifts to whether actor staged incident, source says Weiner, 54, is now being supervised by the federal Residential Reentry Management in New York, records show.
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Blue Bell recently announced plans to continue its market reentry by filling stores with Blue Bell ice cream products in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, among others, beginning January 18.
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They also said Paracha and his father discussed with Khan and al Baluchi receiving $200,000 in al Qaeda funds to support their businesses in exchange for aiding Khan's reentry efforts.
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The 1.75-ton prototype is not expected to survive the test flight, but is expected to gather data on autonomous navigation, hypersonic speed, and reentry management, according to the ISRO.
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Also, experts said the new missile is a mid-range ballistic missile and suggests Pyongyang maybe getting more proficiency with reentry technology that could be used for longer-range missiles.
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One of the things that make the Ungers unique is that, thanks to an investment by the Open Society Institute-Baltimore, they received specialized reentry programming before and after release.
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Yeo Suk-joo, policy chief for the defense ministry, told South Korean Parliament on Friday that further review was needed to assess the missile's reentry technology, guidance and warhead operation.
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Hypersonic devices travel five times faster than the speed of sound and typically come in two forms: cruise missiles and a type of ballistic missile called a maneuverable reentry vehicle.
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One of the best ways to get around the engineering challenges of reentry might be to ditch the heat shield entirely in favor of a simpler solution: a manila envelope.
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However, the premiums Taco Bell paid for the policy probably weren't too high—since they placed the target near the Australian coast, thousands of miles west of the reentry path.
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McDowell explains that an error of 1 hour in predicting the time of the station's reentry results in a 17,000 mile difference in where the station falls above the Earth.
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The US notoriously underfunds rehabilitation and reentry services, contributing to rearrest rates of more than two-thirds within three years of release and more than three-quarters within five years.
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Quantum Leap is an emergency crew escape concept: Future space tourists would be able to eject from suborbital flights and survive reentry at "ballistic velocity," wrapped in an inflatable heat shield.
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Miles was fully exonerated in February 2012 and used a portion of the money he received from the state to provide comprehensive reentry services for people and families affected by incarceration.
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The bill allocates federal dollars to "a community reinvestment fund" for job training, reentry services, and community centers, among other programs — all in an effort to combat the harms of prohibition.
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On Sunday, Elon Musk said that the rocket has also been equipped with "significantly upgraded" fins made of titanium, which replaced aluminum fins that were prone to catching fire during reentry.
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Rodger Baker: The North Korean test appears to have been aimed at improving their MaRV [Maneuverable Reentry Vehicle—basically a guided warhead] capability, something they have been working on all year.
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Immediately, the Soyuz capsule initiated its abort sequence, separated from the rest of the rocket, and performed a ballistic reentry — when a vehicle comes in much steeper than a normal descent.
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Solid waste is collected in a canister as part of the waste hygiene component of the space station's toilet, and those canisters are disposed of during destructive reentry of cargo spacecraft.
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He said neither the US nor South Korea believe that North Korea has completely gained reentry technology, and there were questions over whether it has succeeded in miniaturizing a nuclear warhead.
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After about 13 years of living in this shit, I am pretty tired of listening to people bullshit about the outside, and hoping to learn a better way to [embrace reentry].
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This isn't a castle in the air; academic studies of Prison Fellowship's intensive, values-based reentry programs have shown that they dramatically reduce both recidivism and re-incarceration among its graduates.
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Bringing down these barriers of entry for those with a criminal record, particularly in occupations without a close relationship to a prior conviction, would make for an easier reentry to society.
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This suggests that the administration appears to be catching the drift that longer punishments don't solve either the crime or the over-incarceration problem but changes to sentencing and reentry may.
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For example, it would help people in federal prison obtain identification prior to their release and set up savings accounts to help them establish a fund for their reentry into society.
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The House version of the farm bill would create new barriers to reentry and recovery by denying food stamps under SNAP to people who can't prove that they're working enough hours.
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The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act would shorten unnecessarily long sentences for low-level offenses, while also improving prison conditions and reentry services for men and women coming home from prison.
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These and other policy changes can be traced to the Federal Interagency Reentry Council, a group of more than 20 federal agencies led by the attorney general and convened in 2011.
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The Russian Mission Control planners tried to time its reentry so it would come down over an uninhabited region of the Pacific, but no one knew exactly where it would land.
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The missile tested Sunday reached a height of more than 85033,300 miles and then plummeted back down through the atmosphere, seemingly simulating the type of reentry needed for a nuclear warhead.
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Block grants that included Medicaid, ACA, CHIP, and even Medicare spending would allow states to make long term investments in better health by investing in prisoner reentry programs and housing assistance.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Wednesday proposed additional mandatory limits for asylum seekers, specifically targeting migrants who have committed certain crimes, including illegal reentry and driving while under the influence.
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"In short, a reasonable conclusion based on the video evidence is that the Hwasong-14 reentry vehicle did not survive during hits second test," Elleman wrote on 38 North blog Monday.
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Jonathan McDowell, astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center, noted in a tweet that predicting the reentry of the space station is a tricky proposal with a very large amount of uncertainty.
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After separating from the upper stage of the Electron rocket, which carried the spacecraft into orbit, Rocket Lab's onboard computer guided the booster through reentry, successfully flipping it around 180 degrees.
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The Prison Reform and Redemption Act addresses the former, making key improvements to the way prisoners are treated and equipped for reentry, which will ultimately reduce recidivism and lower prison populations.
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If it weren't for me being at a particular prison at a particular time when the Bard college program came in, my reentry experience likely would have been a lot different.
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If Kim Jong-Un's team of engineers manages to pull that off, they'll still have to achieve "reentry"—essentially, sending a nuke through the upper atmosphere and back without destroying it.
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That's when she became aware of how common it is for women to take a break from working after having a child and how difficult it is for them to gain reentry.
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People were once typically deported for illegal reentry, but the most recent USSC data shows that offenders now serve an average of 17 months in prison before their removal from the country.
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When I kissed Lynette goodbye at our appropriately miserable reentry to the real world — Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan — I still wasn't exactly sure what the hell I was supposed to do next.
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The bureau, which falls under the U.S. Department of Justice, last year had about 180 competitive contracts with "residential reentry centers" run by non-profit and for-profit companies, such as Geo.
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SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk tweeted that these are made out of a single piece of cast and cut titanium, and that they can withstand the heat of reentry without shielding.
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"Such international cooperation is important at every stage of migration: from departing one's country of origin all the way to reaching one's destination, as well as facilitating reentry and transit," Francis said.
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Because the parents were charged with illegal entry or reentry and sent to US Marshals custody to face the charges, thousands of children were separated from the adults they were traveling with.
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The space shuttle Columbia's fatal 2003 reentry into Earth's atmosphere, which killed seven astronauts, was still fresh, and he was haunted by the prospect that they might lose one of the pilots.
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The official said that while North Korea can currently get a missile "off the ground," a lot of undetermined variables remain about guidance, reentry and the ability to hit a specific target.
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The notion that North Korea is testing A-Bombs and H-Bomb components, but does not yet have the sophistication to miniaturize warheads and make reentry vehicles for missile delivery is absurd.
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So it seems appropriate to remind the nation that improved reentry policies for the formerly incarcerated and the objectives of victims' groups are rooted in the same goal: to improve public safety.
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It's also unclear whether the person was seeking an asylum claim in the U.S., although Customs and Border Protection said in a statement Monday that the migrant was arrested for illegal reentry.
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On a deeper, more emotional or even spiritual level, Mars's reentry into Capricorn is asking you if you still want to fight for the same causes and beliefs you once stood for.
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It also increases access to reentry programming during incarceration, giving LGBTQ people critical tools to deal with discrimination and marginalization as they emerge from incarceration and helping them succeed on the outside.
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Yet, he is now head of the Justice Department in charge of implementing the First Step Act, passed just two months ago to reform some aspects of federal sentencing, imprisonment and reentry.
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In a letter to those granted clemency last July, President Obama conceded how difficult reentry might be: "Perhaps even you are unsure how you will adjust to your new circumstances," he wrote.
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"The family has been, and will be, the No. 1 reentry program that we're ever going to have, and for most of time it's been the only one we've had," he says.
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She was denied reentry into Britain as officials believed she had a claim to Bangladeshi citizenship due to her familial heritage, which was later rejected by officials in the south Asian nation.
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Restructuring contracts around the nation's public policy goals would ensure that private operators provide more educational programming and job training — and that they prepare their inmates for successful reentry to the community.
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But another new report released last week highlights key ways in which state and local governments' approach to reentry and recidivism reduction is fundamentally different today than it was 85033 years ago.
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So the probability of success is going to go way up if all of the data comes back, and it looks as good as it appeared on the launch and the reentry.
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While there is uncertainty about how to produce this shift, the research suggests that reentry programs should be oriented to support those who have made or are close to making the transition.
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A rooftop camera operated by Japan's public broadcaster, NHK, appeared to have captured the missile's descent back to earth — and it shows what Elleman said is convincing proof of the reentry failure.
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Experts say that the North still needs to improve the missiles, such as ensuring that their warheads survive the harsh conditions of atmospheric reentry, for them to be considered a viable threat.
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They claim that once parents have finished their criminal sentences for illegal entry or reentry, they can be reunited with their children in civil immigration detention while they pursue their asylum case.
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The number of people sentenced in federal court more than doubled between 1992 and 2012, from 36,564 to 75,867 — and the boom in illegal reentry sentences made up 48 percent of that increase.
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North Korea still hasn't proved itself to be able to figure out reentry of an ICBM, meaning that any launch from considerable distance would cause the missile to burn up in the atmosphere.
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Two New Jersey lawmakers are currently pushing a bill to help ease job-hunting during reentry, creating a process in which former prisoners can obtain state-issued documentation certifying them suitable for employment.
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Rebecca Brown, director of Reentry Solutions Group, a criminal justice advocacy organization that spearheaded the effort to get the fees banned and the money paid back, says the county is getting off easy.
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They'll probably be able to pin down the time of reentry within plus or minus three hours, but exactly where and when this will happen is going to be uncertain for a while.
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It also includes maps of predicted reentry points based on modeling by both the website and the United States Strategic Command — a unit of the military that is responsible for tracking space debris.
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Yet any nation that has built nuclear weapons and long-range missiles, as North Korea has done, can easily overcome the relatively much simpler technological challenge of warhead miniaturization and reentry vehicle design.
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The Obama administration has also created the Reentry Services Division, which has increased mental health and substance abuse treatment programs for prisoners, and implemented services to improve work and educational opportunities inside prison.
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North Korea can currently get a missile "off the ground," a lot of undetermined variables remain about guidance, reentry and the ability to hit a specific target, the official said at the time.
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Reentry to the NPT would restore North Korea's obligation to cooperate with mandatory inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and assist greatly in verifying the phased dismantling of the nuclear program.
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But the new report released this week also highlights key ways in which state and local governments' approach to reentry and recidivism reduction is fundamentally different today than it was 15 years ago.
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Sometimes, pieces of these objects survive entry into the atmosphere, either because other pieces absorb the heat and shield them, or because they're made of a material that can withstand the reentry conditions.
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The Trump administration has made prison reform and workforce development priorities, and established the Federal Interagency Council on Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry, which Lowden will lead as executive director, in March 2018.
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Kamala Harris (D- California) -- Elder Joseph Paul Jr., the managing director for the Los Angeles Regional Reentry Partnership aimed at helping "former offenders reenter their communities and lead productive lives post-incarceration" Sen.
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Our research report sought to distill some insights into the state of research and practice in reentry with the goal of identifying fresh perspectives for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners working in the field.
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Scientists have emphasized the danger of being hit by falling debris is tiny, as low as one in 1 trillion, as the structure is likely to burn up in the atmosphere during reentry.
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Its most recently reported figures indicate compliance by the treaty deadline of February 2018, stating Moscow deployed 26 new heavily armed MIRVs (multiple independent reentry vehicles) while their overall number declined by 85033.
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Through the Second Chance Act, the federal government became a partner in state and local reentry efforts without dictating policies, and such a model would be welcome in the pretrial arena as well.
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The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, S. 1917, which seeks to rein in federal sentencing laws while also improving prison reentry programming, is scheduled for consideration by the Senate Judiciary Committee this month.
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Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck broke down the results of the test in a call with CNBC on Friday, explaining how the company got the booster through the atmosphere's dense "wall" during reentry.
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Research shows that offenders who go through treatment demonstrate better outcomes than those who don't, including a lower likelihood of reoffending, said Rydberg, whose research includes sex offender treatment and management and prisoner reentry.
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On Tuesday, she was transferred to the Residential Reentry Center in Long Beach, a facility that provides a structured and supervised environment where she'll be given employment counseling, job placement and financial management assistance.
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Sunday afternoon, trackers were able to narrow down the time of the vehicle's reentry to a three- to four-hour window, but pinpointing the place of the fall was always going to be variable.
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The shadow creeps on the wall until it seemingly manifests directly behind Kelly (if you pause "Reentry" at the exact right second, you see a shadowy figure actually standing there like a corporeal being).
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Few companies have formal reentry programs as part of their diversity initiatives, but those that do often expand them once they realize how effective they are at attracting skilled employees, according to Fishman Cohen.
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Hurwitz is moving to a role as a deputy in charge of the bureau's reentry programs, where he will work with Barr on putting in place the First Step Act, a criminal justice overhaul.
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That's why a European Space Agency (ESA) team recently exposed a particularly robust part of a satellite to reentry-like temperatures of "several thousands of degrees Celsius," according to an ESA statement on Monday.
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Warren even went a little further than Castro in saying she'd also support getting rid of the companion law that makes illegal reentry — coming back to the US without papers after deportation — a felony.
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"We want HUD [the Department of Housing and Urban Development] to continue to take the lead on this," says Ms. Tran-Leung, who has studied housing reentry programs in New York and other cities.
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Correctional systems and reentry programs at the community level need clearly defined theories of change that lay out a strategic conceptual framework, detailed steps for reaching the desired outcomes, and metrics for determining success.
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Meanwhile, the administration is pushing forward on the policy level, spearheading the reestablishment of the Federal Interagency Reentry Council that will assemble the leaders of all relevant federal agencies to identify opportunities for action.
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But Rocket Lab's approach to recovering its boosters is notably different than SpaceX's, which uses the boosters' engines to slow it down during reentry and add wide legs to land on large concrete pads.
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When I got home, my mother was getting her master's degree in teaching with the help of Hudson Link, a reentry program that helps formerly incarcerated people get into school and rebuild their lives.
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Musk is also planning to modify his mainstay Falcon 9 rocket into a " mini-BFR ship" to test some of the more challenging aspects of the ship, like blazing-hot reentry into Earth's atmosphere.
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Released from prison in 22008, Allen is the founder of a nonprofit called Gina's Team that works with women in prisons to prepare them for reentry into society, including with educational and job programs.
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In the show, Daedalus lands on the planet directly rather than from an orbital docking station, using a protective aeroshell to absorb the friction of reentry and help the craft decelerate without, y'know, burning up.
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Experts say that North Korea still hasn't proven that it has mastered all of the necessary missile technology, such as reentry, terminal stage guidance, and warhead activation, to actually hit the US with a missile.
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When people struggle with reentry, the devastating impact is often felt far beyond their families: There's a cost to taxpayers as the ripples are felt across our correctional, public safety and even child welfare services.
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On March 27, she was transferred to the Residential Reentry Center in Long Beach, a facility that provides a structured and supervised environment where she'll be given employment counseling, job placement and financial management assistance.
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"The existing Hwasong-14 is probably a year away and needs to undergo several more flight tests to establish some sense of reliability, accuracy, prove that reentry technology's work, things of that nature," Elleman said.
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The documentary tries to makes sense of how exoneration does not simply erase the negative impact the criminal justice system has had on exonerees, and the need for reentry programs that help formerly incarcerated individuals.
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There's a feeling in the air now that this is all winding down, this community beginning to unknit itself as we begin to feel our imminent reentry into the real world bearing down on us.
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The Warwick prison will soon be multi-use, perhaps even a spa or resort one day, Hauling told me, and the Bronx's old Fulton prison has already reopened as a reentry center for former inmates.
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When Serena went back to work after Olympia was born, I worked with one of our portfolio companies at Initialized capital, AdQuick, to put up four billboards celebrating her reentry to the world of tennis.
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Most significantly, Trump recently issued an executive order to create the Federal Interagency Council on Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry -- to align federal government resources toward helping those returning home from prison to reintegrate successfully.
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According to deniers, there is a simple answer to this question: German officials were forced into a false admission of guilt by "the Jews," who threatened to prevent Germany's reentry into the family of nations.
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The policy referred to as "catch and release" was ended in 2006, when the US started prosecuting immigrants en masse in criminal court for illegal entry and illegal reentry (swamping the courts in the process).
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He moved back in with his parents; started dating Poston, who served as his support system during his incarceration; and began attending Getting Out and Staying Out, a Rikers reentry program for young adult men.
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Venus's opposition to Uranus and reentry into Libra while on its retrograde journey finds you at a turning point in an issue concerning your home, as well as facing some drama in your social life!
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It was a prototype that could only hold a three-person crew, and the plan was for it to fall back to Earth in a controlled reentry, meaning scientists would get to pick where it lands.
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Watch on as the Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA), a novel compact architecture that can be stored and unfurled like a yoga mat, drifts calmly away from the station to its eventual fiery death in reentry.
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However, the company warned prior to the launch that a landing would be challenging because of the mission's high orbit delivery, which could create high velocity and reentry heat, making it harder to stick a landing.
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He is now facing federal charges for illegal reentry into the United States and is being held without bond in Albuquerque after he waived his rights to preliminary and detention hearings, according to federal court documents.
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The spiraling spacecraft made its descent at around 19793:16PM ET on April 1st, according to US Strategic Command, which was able to confirm the exact point of reentry along with organizations in eight other countries.
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To actually deliver such a missile, Pyongyang would have to have advanced technology in both miniaturizing its nuclear weapons as well as in protecting a nuclear warhead from being destroyed upon reentry into the Earth's atmosphere.
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Washington (CNN)Former US House Speaker Dennis Hastert has been released from federal prison and is now under the supervision of a residential reentry management field office in Chicago, according to Federal Bureau of Prisons records.
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Scientifically rigorous evaluations have shown repeatedly that employment-focused reentry have little success, The Labor Department's own large-scale experimental evaluation of the Reintegration of Ex-Offenders grants found them to be ineffective at reducing recidivism.
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For example, they would allow people to participate in reentry and rehabilitation programs and earn time credits that would permit them to serve a portion of their sentences in home confinement, halfway houses, or community supervision.
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She spent time in the State of Ohio's correctional system, and previously served as a senior advisor at the Department of Justice and as the director of reentry for Hamilton County (Ohio) Board of County Commissioners.
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She spent time in the State of Ohio's correctional system and previously served as a senior advisor at the Department of Justice and as the director of reentry for Hamilton County (Ohio) Board of County Commissioners.
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She spent time in the State of Ohio's correctional system and previously served as a senior adviser at the Department of Justice and as the director of reentry for Hamilton County (Ohio) Board of County Commissioners.
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Some policymakers might be unmoved by the hardship these families are enduring, but everyone who cares about reducing crime and recidivism should recognize that reducing the quantity and quality of reentry services will undermine public safety.
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The 34-year-old midfielder then inked a deal with former club Burnley FC just three days ago, effective January 1, and came under scrutiny for his betting habits upon his reentry into the Premier League.
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According to SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk, the Falcon 9 rocket booster was subject to the most punishing reentry into Earth's atmosphere of any of SpaceX's boosters during prior landing attempts, including the failed ones.
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The idea is to provide educational opportunities for detainees of all ages, so instead of getting involved in gang or violent activity behind bars, they get busy working toward a healthy reentry to society after Rikers.
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The Trump Super Bowl ad is perhaps the most high-profile moment for what's been hailed as "bipartisan criminal justice reform"—a set of policies focused on reducing sentences, pretrial release and supervision, and reentry programs.
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On my first day in office, I am also going to ask Congress to pass "Kate's Law" – named for Kate Steinle – to ensure that criminal aliens convicted of illegal reentry face receive strong mandatory minimum sentences.
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Since Fiscal Year 28503, launch and reentry operations have increased by over 22019 percent and the number of authorizations issued by AST have increased nearly 500 percent, while staffing levels have not even grown 50 percent.
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Musk said that both of these are highly resistant to the stresses of reentry and conducive to frequent reuse, without incurring tremendous cost – unlike their initial concept, which used carbon fibre in place of stainless steel.
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Some of the federal money saved from prosecution would be redirected to a $500 million "Community Reinvestment Fund" for rebuilding areas ravaged by the war on drugs, with programs including job training, reentry, community centers, and more.
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Because the rocket had to push BulgariaSat-1 to such a high orbit, the first stage experienced more force and heat during reentry than any other Falcon 9, according to a tweet from SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
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She was transferred at the end of March to the Residential Reentry Center in Long Beach, a facility that provides a structured and supervised environment where she'll be given employment counseling, job placement and financial management assistance.
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The reality of satellite design is that if pretty much anything goes wrong, the thing sits in orbit like a million-dollar paperweight (although absent gravity it is technically a papermass) and eventually burns up on reentry.
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The bill authorizes Congress to use half of the annual tax revenue generated by the marijuana industry to invest in job training, reentry services and youth recreation in communities most adversely affected by the war on drugs.
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Venus's reentry into Libra will find you reflecting back on themes around value again—not just how much you have in your bank account (although that's sure to come up), but also your sense of self-worth.
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According to an unidentified South Korean source, the rogue nation is currently conducting heat and pressure tests to see whether anthrax can survive the extreme temperatures the bacteria would face during a missile's reentry into the atmosphere.
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When Trump signed the FIRST STEP Act into law in December, there was disagreement on the merits of the provisions that lowered mandatory minimum sentences and included reentry and educational programming at the federal Bureau of Prisons.
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"Let's restore voting rights for individuals on probation or parole, so we can further their reentry into society by allowing them to exercise the most sacred right offered by our society -- the right to vote," he said.
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It is also developing (apparently with considerable help from a firm in Ukraine) ballistic missiles of great length and increasing accuracy, and it is mastering the technology associated with miniaturizing warheads and reentry into the earth's atmosphere.
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On my first day in office I am also going to ask Congress to pass Kate's Law, named for Kate Steinle... (APPLAUSE) ... to ensure that criminal aliens convicted of illegal reentry receive strong mandatory minimum sentences. Strong.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will appoint Pastor Tony Lowden as the administration's "reentry czar," a position designed to implement and coordinate efforts to aid former prisoners reentering the workforce, a White House official told CNN Monday.
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DHS referred roughly 29 percent of adults suspected of illegal entry and illegal reentry to the Justice Department for prosecution during a nearly seven-month period through mid-April, according to data provided by a DHS official.
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"Nor did Dr. Abushamma ever imagine then that, as a valid visa-holder living and working legally in the United States, she would be barred from reentry to the United States and unlawfully removed to Saudi Arabia."
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Immigration charges were the second-most-common federal offense among youthful offenders, and three out of four of those charges were brought for "illegal reentry," meaning somebody who had been deported returned to the country without permission.
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Then, she was transferred at the end of March to the Residential Reentry Center in Long Beach, a facility that provides a structured and supervised environment where she'll be given employment counseling, job placement and financial management assistance.
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In tech, the reentry of alleged perpetrators of sexual misconduct raises questions about the real consequences of bad behavior and a culture willing to look the other way when there's money to be made on a proven winner.
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I hope people will realize that these are people first, that being incarcerated is a demoralizing and isolating experience, and that with adequate support, reentry and rehabilitation are much more successful, impactful, and beneficial to our whole community.
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If Kim Jong-un persists with ICBM-related maneuvers—for example, testing out reentry methods—the veneer of his supposedly "peaceful" space program will continue to slip, and harsher pressures will have to be induced on the nation.
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They were concerned that Sanders's unapologetically left-wing views on a range of issues — not just economic populism but a carbon tax, reentry into the country for already-deported undocumented immigrants, blanket opposition to the death penalty, etc.
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In 229, China announced that its first human station, Tiangong-29, would make an uncontrolled reentry into Earth's atmosphere, and given the module's large size and density, some big pieces might survive all the way to the ground.
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While miniaturization is critical, it does not in and of itself speak to the ability to mount the warhead on a missile, precisely target that missile, or ensure the warhead can even survive reentry into the Earth's atmosphere.
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However, Venus's reentry into Libra will find you retreating a bit, reflecting on issues concerning trust and intimacy (not just around sex, but money, too), reconnecting with yourself, and tending to the ways your heart has been broken.
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"Successful reentry is related to getting a job, it's related to having a place to live, but it's also related to having a good peer network and feeling like you have a commitment to the community," he said.
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We believe that reforming absurd mandatory minimum sentences and expanding reentry policies that will help better prepare those currently incarcerated to successfully return to society are both necessary components to a more effective, efficient and fairer justice system.
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At an immigration hearing in March 2016 over which DePaolo presided, an individual was facing deportation and a 10-year bar on reentry into the United States, which DePaolo called "a pretty harsh thing," according to the OSC.
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During a March 2016 deportation hearing, DePaolo called the potential for a 10-year ban on a reentry for the migrant "a pretty harsh thing" that Clinton, then a Democratic presidential candidate, would change, according to the OSC.
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He argues that demanding high bail makes cities like Baltimore safer by acting as a deterrent for crime, making reentry into the community before trial harder for criminals, and putting a financial incentive on cooperating with the courts.
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This is what Pulinario calls the "sunshine part" of reentry: a chance to work alongside other women who did time — her sisters, as she calls them — to transform the wreckage of their lives into something clean, pure, and good.
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SpaceX doesn't expect these satellites to last more than five years, after which time they'll dip back into Earth's atmosphere and disintegrate during reentry; SpaceX intends to replace old satellites with newer models over the course of the project.
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Nokia said Tuesday it plans to pay 170 million euro ($191 million) in cash to acquire French fitness gadget maker Withings in a bid to kick-start its reentry into the consumer market and a move into digital health.
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According to a report from South Korea's KBS, Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Jung Ho Kang has been denied a visa for reentry into the United States, thus putting his status with the club for the 2017 season in jeopardy.
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"Having a big venue in your neighborhood alienates the constituents that live there," says Ben Opt Won Chavez, who works for a prison-reentry program that services Sun Valley, and lives in the area near the future Meow Wolf.
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What's worse is that the parents incarcerated due to this policy will be facing up to 20 years in prison for the crime of "illegal entry" or "reentry," and will remain in prison and be eventually subjected to deportation.
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A new report from The Council of State Governments Justice Center and the National Reentry Resource Center highlighted examples of seven states that have significant reductions in recidivism, including Michigan, Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Colorado and Arizona.
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In the chaos of reentry, HIV management tends to get neglected as people take up drug use again; and after weeks, months, or years of forced sobriety in prison, it's easy to take a fatally high dose of drugs.
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Roberta Meyers is the Director of State Strategy and Reentry at the Legal Action Center, a national nonprofit legal and advocacy organization that works to protect the rights of people with addiction, criminal justice involvement, and HIV or AIDS.
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A new report from The Council of State Governments Justice Center and the National Reentry Resource Center highlighted examples of seven states that have significant reductions in recidivism, including Michigan, Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Colorado and Arizona.
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North Korea has yet to test an intercontinental range missile that could hit the U.S. Nor has North Korea demonstrated its ability to build an effective reentry vehicle or shrink a nuclear weapon to fit on a delivery system.
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The proposed amendment, which the commission is due to vote on this Friday, would raise base sentences for illegal reentry with no other criminal offenses from between zero and six months to between six and 12 months in federal prison.
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The program is one of a few around the country aimed at tailoring reentry to the unique needs of a traditionally brain injury-prone population as some states and localities (and for now, at least) the federal government scale back incarceration.
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"The FAA uses decades-old analysis and air traffic control tools to segregate the airspace around a launch or reentry," Eric Stallmer, the president of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation, which represents dozens of commercial spaceflight companies, said at the hearing.
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"Our goal is to encourage firms to widely adopt reentry internships as a vehicle to attract and onboard professional women into the profession," said Marilyn Mohrman-Gillis, the executive director of the Certified Financial Planing Board Center for Financial Planning.
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In response to questions about how he arrived at that conclusion, Jonathan McDowell said he had "looked for objects near reentry" and had calculated ground track versus time, and saw that the Chang Zheng 7 was over Utah at the time.
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The Good Cerebrospinal fluid-sloshing cornering capability • Crisp and engaging transmissions options • Brakes that could stop the space shuttle on reentry The Bad Slightly — just slightly — disconnected driving feel The Bottom Line BMW's M2 Coupe the BMW M3 you actually want.
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" Why it matters: Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the president have "pushed for more aggressive prosecution," while conservatives are pushing for better rehab programs and reentry models "to ensure that ex-convicts can succeed once they complete their prison time.
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The first instance since the handover occurred in November 2018, when authorities denied a work visa and then refused reentry to Victor Mallet, a Financial Times journalist previously based there, after he hosted a talk featuring a pro-independence activist.
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They worked back-channel to gauge opposing parties' positions on critical issues, and when the leading Irish Catholic party, Sinn Fein, was temporarily barred from the talks, the NIWC maintained communication with them and eased their reentry to the process.
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We sat down at the small table in the kitchen, and over a few beers, we talked about his life, the shock of reentry into Mexico, the anguish of being separated from his family, and his plans for the future.
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Speaking before Customs and Border Patrol personnel along the US-Mexico border in Arizona, Sessions directed US attorneys to step up prosecutions of undocumented immigrants in a number of ways, including more heavily targeting cases of identity theft and illegal reentry.
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While some launch components, like the upper stage of the Atlas 5 rocket, have liberally used steel, it's definitely not an obvious choice for a craft like the Starship, which will have to deal with both deep space and repeated reentry.
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Their new documentary, The Return, tracks roughly a year in the post-release lives of Kenneth Anderson—a father and grandfather who struggled upon release—and Bilal Kevin Chatman, who has become an activist and spokesperson on the challenges of reentry.
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You manage to address many of the obstacles facing inmates and former inmates in this film, including the lack of mental health and addiction treatment in prison, the difficulty of finding work upon reentry, and the challenges of the parole system.
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In a report for 38 North, a Washington-based North Korea monitoring project, Elleman said the video showed the reentry vehicle shedding small radiant objects at an altitude of 4 or 5 km (2.5 to 3 miles) before dimming and disappearing.
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Technologies being tested in the program include advanced guidance, navigation and control, thermal protection systems, avionics, high temperature structures and seals, conformal reusable insulation, lightweight electromechanical flight systems, advanced propulsion systems, advanced materials and autonomous orbital flight, reentry and landing.
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"The first four...missions have spent a total of 2,085 days on orbit, successfully checking out the X-37B's reusable flight, reentry and landing technologies as well as operating experiments to benefit the national space community," the Air Force said.
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Incidentally, the mission patches for each participant are quite charming and weird: The launch will be an ordinary one by Rocket Lab standards, though the Electron first stage will attempt to accomplish a guided reentry, monitored by a chase plane.
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These families could wait, but if they don't and are caught by Border Patrol trying to cross through the desert again, the parents could face illegal reentry charges and run the risk of being separated from their children, Williams said.
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A White House official told The Hill the meeting was focused on prison reform and reentry, as well as the successes states like Georgia, Kansas and Kentucky have had in enacting programs aimed at reducing recidivism rates and rehabilitating inmates.
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The SRCA bill seeks to rein in federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws by increasing judicial discretion in sentencing and reducing some mandatory minimums for drug offenses, while also expanding prison reentry programs for eligible prisoners to qualify for early release.
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The same study also found that the odds of finding employment—a key to reentry success—were 13 to 28 percent higher for those who participated in prison-based academic or vocational education programs than for those who did not.
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PARACHUTE CHALLENGE Ahead of Sunday's landing, Starliner's three main parachutes deployed just over one mile (1,600 metres) from the Earth's surface after enduring intense heat from the violent reentry through the atmosphere, plummeting at 25 times the speed of sound.
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But even then, an impact location prediction on the order [of] kilometres is, for an uncontrolled reentry, beyond current technical capabilities due to complexities of modelling the atmosphere, the dynamics of the reentering object and limitations in observing the spacecraft.
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But most often, they simply aim to increase criminal penalties for illegal reentry after someone has been deported — something that hasn't been shown at all to decrease unauthorized reentries but certainly sends a message of wanting to keep the unauthorized out.
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He noted, however, that Boston has a program — the Boston Reentry Initiative — that provides mentorship, case management and social services to young defendants who have been released from prison and remain at risk for continuing a life of violent crime.
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A 2014 Pew analysis, however, found that a boom in offenders sentenced in federal courts was largely driven by unlawful reentry convictions, which increased 28-fold between 1992 and 2012, accounting for nearly half the increase in federal sentences in that time period.
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The Commerce Department wouldn't be responsible for every space-related regulation — the FAA would still likely oversee licensing for launch and spacecraft reentry, for instance — but this move could help fill a big gap that has been growing in the space industry.
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The deal marks AIG's reentry into the Lloyd's insurance market, where underwriters get access to a wide variety of international insurance and reinsurance business, often in complex or hard-to-cover areas, which can be risky but also offers more profit potential.
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The most information "Reentry" gives us about the new series' seemingly shadowy baddie comes towards the close of the installment, when we enter the home of Kelly (Julienne Hanzelka Kim), a Flight 828 passenger like Ben and his sister Michaela ( Melissa Roxburgh).
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In the new Trump era, Commissioner Guice says, corrections officials like him will continue to pursue the solitary confinement reform and rehabilitative and reentry programming they believe will help keep their inmates from resuming a life of crime when they are released.
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As reported by CNBC, American Airlines CEO Doug Parker told employees last week that whether the Federal Aviation Administration certifies the software fix required for the 7373 Max's reentry by the time the aircraft reappears on American Airlines' schedule — September 4 — remains uncertain.
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One former inmate who called Root and Rebound's hotline for reentry help had been working as a teacher, sports coach and mentor in a San Francisco school on a contract basis, but was denied an official offer because of his criminal history.
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Primary mission remains nominal → SpaceXJanuary 17, 2016 This outcome is not that surprising considering the immense challenges of blasting a rocket engine to supersonic speeds, slowing it down for reentry, then landing it on heavily unstable boat racked by 15 foot waves.
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The nuclear device also needs to be tough enough to be able to withstand the flight on a ballistic missile, experts say, and be housed in a "reentry vehicle" that can endure the intense heat generated by coming back into Earth's atmosphere.
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But Mark Mobius, the dean of emerging markets investing, thinks the tough talk from TPP partners is just that — talk — and if Trump is serious about TPP reentry, the United States has a strong position to get back in on the trade deal.
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While the number of suspects in federal immigration cases for illegal reentry, misuse of visas and alien smuggling stayed relatively stable between the final years of the Obama administration and the first two of the Trump administration, first-time illegal entry cases soared.
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BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, Louisiana — A team of Air Force Global Strike Command airmen from the 341st Missile Wing at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, launched an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile equipped with a test reentry vehicle at 1:13 a.m.
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All that is left for Pyongyang to demonstrate that it can directly threaten the United States with nuclear weapons is to master reentry technology for its intercontinental ballistic missiles, which experts believe North Korean engineers can achieve by as early as next year.
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His platform calls for the full legalization of marijuana, the abolition of cash-bail programs, shifting the state's parole powers away from the governor's office and toward independent experts, and expunging criminal records for certain crimes to aid reentry and employment efforts.
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The forces are surprisingly intense: through mounting a wireless accelerometer on different shoes and testing them, the researchers found that the laces experience an average of 7g of acceleration—that's roughly what Apollo spacecrafts endured on reentry to Earth—just from walking.
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Border agents are trained to view statements of "credible fear" as the potential first step in an asylum petition, and because asylum claims override the ban on reentry, Deniz-Sahagun was taken into custody, though he had never intended to petition for asylum.
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Safe Streets Second Chances, a Koch Industries supported initiative, is using data to craft individualized reentry plans with the goal to shift the ultimate measure of success from whether individuals are punished to whether these individuals are improved, rehabilitated and capable of redemption.
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Researchers with the Boston Reentry Study were one year into their interviews, following 122 men and women as they returned from prison to their neighborhoods and families, when they asked the kind of question that's hard to broach until you know someone well.
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While the precise reliability of its reentry vehicle remains unclear, as in the odds that the warhead would survive the intense conditions of flight, any American president will operate under the assumption that North Korea could strike the homeland during a crisis.
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But with help from the New Jersey Reentry Corporation, a nonprofit run by James E. McGreevey, the former New Jersey governor, Mr. Ortiz was back in a kitchen five days later, as a chef at The Light Rail Café in Jersey City.
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This week in art news: an Argentine curator and US resident was denied reentry into the US, anti-fascists and white nationalists clashed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, and a Klimt painting led the way in a record auction at Sotheby's.
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The event marks the start of Obama's reentry into public life and comes after a series of vacations with family and friends — including trips to Palm Springs, California, Richard Branson's private island in the British Virgin Islands, and an exclusive resort in French Polynesia.
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While most spacecraft operators have a plan to safely get rid of vehicles this big, Tiangong-13 ranks the 50th heaviest object to do an uncontrolled reentry into Earth's atmosphere, according to calculations done by Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at Harvard and spaceflight expert.
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"Even if Brock Turner only spends a limited amount of time in custody, being on probation or parole is not like being free in society," said University of Massachusetts Lowell associate professor Jason Rydberg, whose research focuses on prisoner reentry, sex offenders and community supervision.
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To do this, Astroscale is now developing the ELSA 1 (which stands for End of Life Service by Astroscale), a craft that will attach itself to decommissioned satellites using a specially created adhesive — patent pending — to drag the terminated machines to burn up on reentry.
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As a result of the attorney general's new directive, more money will be spent on federal prisons, limiting funds for evidence-based crime prevention, mental health and substance abuse treatment, reentry programs, intervention and prevention programs, and other effective approaches for keeping communities safe.
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Read more: A huge fireball briefly swallowed SpaceX's Mars rocket prototype, but Elon Musk says there is 'no major damage'Once Tiangong-2 starts its controlled fall, most of it is expected to burn up on reentry, with any surviving parts falling into the Pacific Ocean.
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"In the reentry phase, the projectile pulled up to fly horizontally and then dived to a target with a near 90-degree falling angle, an apparent move to help avoid interception," a Joint Chiefs of Staff source told Defense News on condition of anonymity.
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Researchers Mark Kleiman, Angela Hawken, and Ross Halperin, for example, suggested a "graduated reentry" system that would support people who are released from prison and then slowly give them back their rights as they hit certain milestones, such as getting and keeping a job.
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"For those here illegally today, who are seeking legal status, they will have one route and one route only: to return home and apply for reentry like everybody else under the rules of the new legal immigration system that I have outlined above," Trump said.
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"Alternative sentencing has been at the heart of improving public safety and includes successful sentencing, reentry and other fiscally responsible criminal justice policies and programs both in the U.S. and around the globe," the Aleph Institute said in an online overview of the event.
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Americans also recognize that only by helping formerly incarcerated people and others with criminal records be more successful in their reentry will we ensure they are able to access the employment, education, housing and public benefits necessary to become contributing members of their communities.
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It would seem that they're determined now that in the final stages of doing things like checking your targeting capabilities, and testing your reentry capabilities, and things of that sort, they want to do these on the standard trajectory, rather than on the lofted trajectory.
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The Transitional Jobs Reentry Demonstration, which offered subsidized transitional jobs to formerly incarcerated men in Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul from 2007 to 2008, briefly increased employment early on but had no effect on long-run employment in traditional private or public sector jobs.
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At the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the Prisoner Reentry Institute's hands-on initiatives emphasize education: a Prison-to-College Pipeline, which gives prisoners access to college-level courses, and a College Initiative, which helps connect them to higher education options once released.
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After a several year competitive lull, AMD is expected to finally make a serious reentry into the server CPU market this fall when its new x86 core, code-named Zen (also previewed at Computex) is expected to be announced and integrated into new server CPUs.
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"What really distinguishes work in the field of re-entry is not just having the right model, because if that were true we'd have replicated it all over the country," said Ann Jacobs, director of the Prisoner Reentry Institute at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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While people charged with illegal entry or reentry made up as much as half of all people prosecuted in federal court in April 25, they still made up only 22014 percent of all people Border Patrol apprehended for crossing into the US between ports of entry.
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"Supporting successful reentry is an essential part of the Justice Department's mission to promote public safety -- because by helping individuals return to productive, law-abiding lives, we can reduce crime across the country and make our neighborhoods better places to live," Lynch says in a policy memo.
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It would allow visa holders from the seven countries affected by Trump's ban to safely travel outside the US without fear of being denied reentry, on the understanding that they will travel for periods of less than two weeks for either business purposes or family emergencies.
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Initial projections were poor for the rocket making a successful landing last week, owing to the extreme velocities and reentry heating the Falcon 9 would be subjected to, but SpaceX CEO Elon Musk upgraded the chances to "maybe even" in a tweet sent just before blastoff.
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False reassurance is given to the American people that North Korea has not "demonstrated" that it can miniaturize a nuclear warhead small enough for missile delivery, or build a reentry vehicle for an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of penetrating the atmosphere to blast a U.S. city.
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The initiative has been driven by the Federal Interagency Reentry Council — a group of more than 20 government agencies — which has focused most closely on eliminating barriers to employment that have become pervasive since employers began using computer-based arrest and conviction records to screen job applicants.
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Last Friday, Sessions announced that Hugh Hurwitz, an assistant director for reentry services at the bureau, would serve as the acting director following Inch's resignation -- the same day that Kushner held a prison reform summit at the White House and gave a shout out to Inch.
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For their part, the Russians claim to be ahead of China and the United States in developing offensive hypersonic systems, which include the RS-28503 Sarmat, equipped with hypersonic multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles (MIRVs), the Kinzal air-launched ballistic missile, and the Zircon anti-ship missile.
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PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WHO RAPED CHILD AFTER PHILADELPHIA RELEASE, PLEADS GUILTY TO REENTRY Lelling added while we may live in a time of heated political rhetoric, "each of us" are responsible for setting limits on political speech to not put people&aposs lives at risk.
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It's now part of New York state's Work for Success Pledge, a state-level online pledge, created by Governor Andrew Cuomo and his Council on Community Reentry and Reintegration, that urges businesses to commit to hiring former convicts who struggle to reenter the workforce following their convictions.
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Which brings us back to Louis C.K. If you see sexual discrimination, harassment, and abuse as an ongoing moral crisis, as so many women have encouraged us to do, then you can only regard the discussion around Louis C.K.'s reentry into public life with surreal bemusement.
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But if Kim's thinking is that all he needs to do is convince us that he has the means and ability to fire a nuclear missile that can survive reentry and strike at an American population, we must redouble our efforts to convince him that he'll fail.
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Trump's tweet came hours after his top economic adviser Larry Kudlow told reporters the US is "in the pre-preliminary stages of any discussions" with TPP countries about rejoining the pact, and that the prospect of reentry was more a "thought" than a "policy" at this point.
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The launch will involve new challenges for China in sample collection, taking off from the moon and high-speed reentry to the Earth's atmosphere, making it "one of China's most complicated and difficult space missions", Hu Hao, an official from China's Lunar Exploration Programme, told the paper.
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During Obama's second term, Russia made its military reentry via Syria into the conflicts of the Middle East, shored up its ties to Iran, and began reconfiguring the borders of Eastern Europe and the rules of the post-Soviet world order by snatching Crimea from Ukraine.
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Congress should create an independent oversight body with the authority to make announced or unannounced visits to prisons and the power to investigate and report on all aspects of a facility's operations, including medical care, use of force, conditions of confinement, staffing practices, programming and reentry planning.
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Specifically, it would appropriate a portion of the federal taxes collected from the legal industry to pay for the expungement of past records and to partially fund reentry services, job training, and community improvements in jurisdictions most that have been most disproportionately impacted by the cannabis prohibition.
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Four of those passed without a single dissenting vote among Democrats: legislation to sweepingly overhaul voting and campaign finance laws (HR 1), promote equal pay for women (HR 7), support America's reentry into the Paris accord to combat global climate change (HR 9) and the Equality Act (HR 5).
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The proposal is part of a much broader plan — what Clinton's campaign calls the "Breaking Down Barriers" agenda — which would direct $20 billion to youth jobs, $5 billion to reentry programs for formerly incarcerated people, and $25 billion to support entrepreneurship and small business growth in underserved communities.
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They might demand that the bills passed by the House last month, which mandated five-year prison sentences for illegal reentry into the US and stripped some federal funding from "sanctuary cities" that didn't agree to hold immigrants for pickup by federal agents, be added to any compromise.
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And the US military believes North Korea has the capability to "miniaturize" a nuclear weapon and fit it onto that missile, though questions remain about how accurate their targeting is and whether a nuclear bomb would be able to survive reentry into Earth's atmosphere using their current ICBM design.
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Under the proposed regulation, which was in the drafting process and could be altered, those convicted of any felony, illegal reentry, harboring an unauthorized immigrant, possession of a controlled substance, use of a false identification, unlawful receipt of public benefits, or other offenses would be ineligible for asylum.
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In 2008, a Soyuz experienced a malfunction during landing, prompting a ballistic reentry that reached up to 8 Gs. "I saw 8.2 G's on the meter and it was pretty, pretty dramatic," former NASA astronaut Pegg Whitson, who was on the flight, said in a statement, according to Wired.
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The meeting is expected to delve into more pressing issues such as the global economy and the ongoing conflict in Syria, and Trump is sure to face questions on his trade policies as well as his renewed support for Russia's reentry to return it to the G-8.
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"We have the authority to investigate but we're … working with Congress to get that specific language put into 1131 [the section of U.S. code that explains the NTSB's authority] that would include commercial space accidents launch and reentry accidents," said Sedor, who oversees the agency's commercial space program.
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Turning Leaf's model—which has few counterparts, according to a survey of experts and of comparable programs on the National Reentry Resource Center—is to pay formerly incarcerated people to take at least 2017 hours of CBT, a "dosage" that research shows patients need in order to change a habit.
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At a holiday military parade on Saturday the country showed off what appear to be a new type of long-range missile, a new reentry apparatus on a known missile, canisters big enough to hold extremely large missiles (that may have been empty), and extensive displays of solid fuel technology.
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Aside from the extensive media coverage of submarine launched missile tests, with Kim front and center at the launches, North Korea's leader has also taken part in a ground test of a missile reentry vehicle, a critical technology that will ensure that nuclear weapons are able to hit their targets.
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Sociologist Susila Gurusami of the University of California, Riverside, spent 18 months tracking primarily black formerly incarcerated women at a reentry home in south Los Angeles and found that their parole officers had little sympathy for their struggles to find and keep work, even threatening to revoke their newfound freedom.
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Sales of Fitbit devices, meanwhile, plunged by 22 percent Coming off the back of Xiaomi's reentry into the world's top five smartphone sellers, a new Strategy Analytics report found that it leapfrogged Apple and Fitbit to become the top seller of wearables in Q21 2017 with 3.7 million units shipped.
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After serving time for bankruptcy fraud at the Victorville Federal Correctional Institution in California, she was transferred at the end of March to the Residential Reentry Center in Long Beach, a facility that provides a structured and supervised environment where she'll be given employment counseling, job placement and financial management assistance.
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After electing a smart-on-crime governor with close ties to law enforcement, the state legislature passed seven bills that strengthen reentry programming, including a "ban the box" bill that would break down barriers to employment for those with records so they can secure good jobs and turn away from crime.
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The White House is sending prison reform priorities to Congress, stressing re-entry, work training and rehabilitation for inmates, administration officials told the AP. President Trump is also expected to move the Federal Interagency Reentry Council from the Justice Department to the White House with an executive order this week.
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Congress should do the right thing and opt for the Senate version of the farm bill which would give the formerly incarcerated and people with substance use disorders — with and without criminal records — a fair chance to rebuild their lives, rather than creating onerous new barriers to reentry and rehabilitation.
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By increasing support for drug courts, which can offer evidence-based treatment alternatives to prison, and providing connections to community treatment services and residential reentry centers after release from prison, we can offer help and hope to people whose only crime was to fall victim to the disease of addiction.
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And criminal justice experts Mark Kleiman, Angela Hawken, and Ross Halperin previously proposed a "graduated reentry" system that would similarly monitor people convicted of crimes, but incentivize them to slowly re-earn their freedom by proving their rehabilitation — getting a job, following a curfew, not committing other crimes, and so on.
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Last Week Tonight is a show for the nerds, for people who like having income inequality or prisoner reentry explained to them in an accessible way, but with a side of dick jokes and a heavy dose of exasperation from Oliver that validates their frustration with the state of things.
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Others take moral issue with the idea that a corporation is profiting off of the nation's predilection for incarceration as a one-size-fits-all answer to crime, and rewarded for the sheer number of inmates they can warehouse, rather than for developing successful rehabilitation programs and producing positive reentry outcomes.
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"You see small bright radiant objects that are shedding off the reentry vehicle — and then it suddenly begins to turn very dim," Michael Elleman, a 38 North think-tank analyst and consulting senior fellow for missile defense at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told reporters in a conference call Monday.
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