THE CATALOG AND THE CURRICULUM
QUALITY OF LIFE AND QUALITY OF LIFESTYLE IS OR SHOULD BE
A FREE ACCESS AND UNIVERSAL ENFORCED
HUMAN RIGHT & PRIVILEGE
TECHNOLOGY USED FOR OUR CURRICULUM
We use Alexa and Echo for Artificial Intelligence.
We use Kindle and Google for our audio books for reading and citing authors and scholars. Our modernized system is 100% interactive and VR gaming system. We use Oculus Quest and all products of Oculus
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We will use Oculus Developers software for opportunities to design new VR systems and AI systems. Amazon for online shopping.
24/7/365
GREEN SOLUTIONS MEANS
A CLEAN SPACE, CLEAN FOOD, CLEAN, MODERNIZE OR TRADITIONAL CULTURAL AND ETHNIC WORLD.
EXCELLENCE ACCURACY
AND ACCESSIBLE MIGRATION, TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY, SAFETY, AND SECURITIES FOR ALL COMMUNITIES
DIVERSITY AND LIBERATION ARE CELEBRATED.
THE TEAM
ABOUT US
We are professionals coming together. Entering a community agreement to resolve our global conflicts through our MTX Peace Corps. We have come together to invite all to JOIN US to be game changers together as branches to a tree.. We are all excellent and successful within our own corporate cultures and communities, now it is our chance to come together as a team to be OUR OWN PEACE CORPS.
Our Prison Campaign and Initiatives to End Global Mass Incarceration and Prisons as UNUSUAL AND CRUEL PUNISHMENTS AND. TO REPLACE IT WITH SERVICE LEARNING AND COMMUNITY SERVICE PEACE CORPS AND CAMPUSES WITH OUR PARK AND GAME SIMULATIONS, STATIONS, AND BASES.
A-Z
REFERENCES
Harvard Business Review, Strategy, Create and Implement the Best Strategy for Your Business, Harvard Business Essentials.( 2005).
Summary: "Sometimes the best approach to breaking free of the old formula and addressing a new market is through a new subsidiary or new operating unit that has been given substantial autonomy--and no rule book."
Bazerman, M.H.and Moore D.A.(2009). Judgment in Managerial Decision Making. 7th Edition.
Summary: "Fortunately, psychological research has uncovered many of the clever and sophisticated shortcuts on which our brains rely to help us get through the day--as well as common errors that even bright people make on a regular basis. These errors can lead to minor problems, such as choosing the wrong product or the wrong investment. They also can contribute to big problems, such as bankruptcy, government inefficiency, and social injustice."
The Anatomy of Decision-Making
1.Define the problem
2. Identify the criteria
3. Weight the criteria
4. Generate alternatives
5. Rate each alternative on each criterion
6.Compute the optimal decision.
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(Hammond, Keeney, and Raiffa, (1999),
1.Work on the right problem
2. Specify your objectives
3.Create imaginative alternatives
4. Understand the consequences
5. Grapple with your tradeoffs
6. Clarify your uncertainties
7. Think hard about your risk tolerance
8. Consider linked decisions.
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100 PLUS SCHOLARS CITED
Reiman J. and Leighton, P. (2013). The Rich Get Richer and The Poor Get Prison.
Ideology, Class, and Criminal Justice.
Summary: Can we honestly act as if we do not know that our prison system (including our failure to ensure a meaningful post-release noncriminal alternative for the ex-con) is a source of crime? Should we really pretend, then, that we do not know why ex-cons turn to crime? Recidivism does not happen because, from crime, one would expect that ex-prisoners would be the most deterred because the deprivations of prison are more real to them than to the rest of us. Reciddivism is thus a doubly poignant testimony to the job that prison does in preparing its graduates for crime, yet we do little to change the nature of prisons or to provide real services to ex-convicts.
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King, ML.Jr. (1963). Strength to Love. Chapter 1. A Tough Mind and a Tender Heart
Summary: "The soft-minded man always fears change. He feels security in the status quo, and he has an almost morbid fear of the new. For him, the greatest pain is the pain of a new idea. An elderly segregationist in the South is reported to have said, "I have come to see now that desegregation is inevitable. But I pray--God that it will not take place until after I die." The soft-minded person always wants to freeze the moment and hold life in the gripping yoke of sameness."
COUNTRIES: HIGHEST POVERTY-STRICKEN PRIORITIES
1. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
2. LIBERIA
3. ZIMBABWE
4. BURUNDI
5. ERITREA
6. The CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
7. NIGER
8. SIERRA LEONE
9. MALAWI
10. TOGO
11. MADAGASCAR
12. AFGHANISTAN
13. GUINEA
14. MOZAMBIQUE
15. ETHIOPIA
16. MALI
17. GUINEA-BISSAU
18. COMOROS
19. HAITI
20. UGANDA
21. GAMBIA
22. UNITED STATES TERRITORIES: PUERTO RICO
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We Need Protective Services
instead of
Solitary Confinement for Inmates who need protection from violence, CRIMINAL, and malicious intent. We need to honor those that want to LIVE A LIFE OF
CIVILITY AND INNOCENCE IN ALL LOCATIONS
COUNTRIES: HIGHEST PERCENTAGE AND POPULATIONS OF PRISONS
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1. UNITED STATES
2. ST KITTS AND NEVIS
3 SEYCHELLES
4. UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLES
5. BARBADOS
6. CUBA
7. RWANDA
8. ANGUILLA (UK)
9. BELIZE
10. RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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MOST POPULATED STATES OF INCARCERATED
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1. DELAWARE
2. NEVADA
3. OHIO
4. VIRGINIA
5. KENTUCKY
6. FLORIDA
7. GEORGIA
8. MISSOURI
9. TEXAS
10. ARKANSAS
11. ARIZONA
12. MISSISSIPPI
13. ALABAMA
14. OKLAHOMA
15. LOUISIANA
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MOST DANGEROUS PRISONS AND JAILS
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1. ATTICA (PA)
2. ADX (CO)
3. COOK COUNTY JAIL (IL)
4. SING SING (NY)
5. FOLSOM STATE (CA)
6. LOUISIANA STATE(LA)
7. STATESVILLE (IL)
8. RIKERS ISLAND (NY)
9. SAN QUENTIN STATE (CA)
10. PELICAN BAY STATE (CA)
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