everyone must be watching some game on tv, we watching SCI FI channel

 

well your almost there, i just got anxious

 

the news is so depressing, see chys. and GM got bailed out

 

yea there must be, im watching Ice Age. GF is sleeping and kids at their dads. quiet around here

 

wonder how long ford can hold out?

 

Yea i had heard that, seems like gm and crysler are back in talks about merging if they do can you imagine a new chev with the Cummins/Allison combo????

 

Fords doing well from what i understand, talks of selling Volvo and Land Rover. Ford will be fine

 

all i got is a rat terrier and she's napping, she goes to work with me, can't leave her at home, tear the blinds off the windows trying to get at neighbors cats,lol

 

The Nebraska State Penitentiary (NSP) is a state correctional facility for the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services. Located in Lincoln, it is the oldest state correctional facility in Nebraska, opening in 1869. Until after World War I, it was the only adult correctional facility in the state.

During 1980-1981, the existing cellblocks constructed during the second half of the 19th century were replaced by four (later five) modular housing units. A new administrative complex and an EPA-approved multi-fuel power plant were also completed at the same time. An existing dormitory building constructed in the 1950's was retained as a medium security facility and two new 100 bed dormitory units were opened in 1998. A thirty-six bed control unit also built in the 1950's continues in use as a high security segregation facility. The Industries Plant, Laundry and other support buildings were retained from the older facility as well.

The inmate population at the NSP typically consists of offenders aged 21 years and above, serving medium to longer sentences. The Nebraska State Penitentiary uses the Unit Management concept designed to improve control and staff/inmate relationships by dividing the larger institution population into smaller, more manageable groups and to improve and personalize the delivery of rehabilitative services.

The NSP has been accredited by the American Correctional Association since 1985.

The NSP offers a variety of education/rehabilitation programs designed to enhance an inmate's chances for successful community adjustment upon release. These include Educational/Life Skills and Vocational Programs, Self-Improvement (Mental Health and Control Unit Program), (Residential and Non-residential Substance Abuse Treatment), Residential Treatment Community (RTC), Religious Programming and Self-Betterment Activities), and Support Services

The NSP is the site of major components of the Agency's Cornhusker State Industries (CSI) program.

Security Levels: Maximum, Medium and Minimum Custody.
Average Population: 1091
Number of Staff: 465
Cost per Inmate per Year: $27,834

 

lol,k i'm done for awhile

 

Thats Funny, we have a Rat Terrier as well (tyco) and a mutt (bo) tyco is 2 1/2 and bo is 8 mo

And here is #500 for you!!! Congratz Randy!

 

Later Randy, gotta go get gf up and get ready, going to watch her brother sing tonight at a church, he does Barbershop Quartet, Pretty good actually

 

mine is funny to watch here at shop, if she don't like someone she pulls at their pantlegs, hasn't bit anyone yet unless you mess with her food ,lol

 

ok, you have a good one and chat laters

 

it snowing like crazy out here. i think we got close to a foot already.

jack