We want to foster these inmates' growth as people.

In some ways it's odd because a lot of people might walk into a prison with preconceived ideas about who an inmate is and what an they're supposed to look like. And yes, some of the inmates have made some bad decisions in their lives, but they're still people, so if you want them to do something positive once they get out of prison, you'd better do something positive for them while they're there.

These guys are remarkably intelligent.

What's more, the mean growth rate has risen substantially, while variability has declined: any portfolio manager would like to deliver that combination.

We take the position that, if we're mandating this conversion, we cannot leave people behind,

Some nights the place is completely full, and some nights there are 20 people there, but they're free concerts. The price is right and the talent we have in this area is just unbelievable.