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Powder River Weekly Bulletin Friday July 17, 2015 WEATHER FORECAST July 2015 July 12 July 13 July 14 July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 77F/54F 71F/49F 77F/47F 82F/42F 76F/43F 76F/41F 81F/42F Mostly

1 Powder River Weekly Bulletin Friday July 17, 2015 WEATHER FORECAST July 2015 July 12 July 13 July 14 July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 77F/54F 71F/49F 77F/47F 82F/42F 76F/43F 76F/41F 81F/42F Mostly Sunny and Very Hot Hot with sunny intervals Hot with plenty of sun Sunshine and Very Hot Sunny and Nice WEEKLY MOVIE 7/18/15 Thunderstorm in the P.M. Plenty of Sunshine July 19 July 20 July 21 July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 88F/47F 86f/49F 83F/46F 87F/42F 86F/53F 89F/49F 91F/47F Sunny; warm in the afternoon Nice with plenty of sun Pleasant with sunshine Thunderstorm possible Thunderstorm possible P.M. Thunderstorm possible Sunny and Very warm Rating: PG-13 Canopy Runtime: 84min Release Year: 2013 Synopsis: Singapore, February 9, The Japanese invasion is underway. Jim (Khan Chittenden), an Australian fighter pilot, wakes up dangling from a tree by his parachute strings somewhere in the middle of a vast jungle overrun by hostile forces. As night devours day, he forges into the danger he must navigate in search of sanctuary when he encounters a Singapore-Chinese resistance fighter, Seng (Mo Tzu- Yi), who, injured and frightened, also seeks to survive their tenuous surroundings and common enemy. The men realize that their only hope of persevering lies with each other as their journey begins the exploration of the collision of war, nature and its impact on humanity. Cast: Khan Chittenden Mo Tzu-yi Edwina Wren Robert Menzies Yoshi Yamamoto Ryoichi Uchikoshi Powder River Weekly Bulletin 7/28/2015 Page 1 of 8

2 Do you want to get a jump start on your future? Well come join us at GP Outreach and learn what the AIP can do for you! It s never too late to sign up and never too late to plan for your future. Be on the look out for the next round of G.P. Outreach Sign Up Sheets on your unit. If you miss the Sign Up Sheet please send a communication to Mr. Washington to be added to the list. Here s what a G.P. Committee member has to say I m 22 years old and I have been incarcerated for the last 63 months. I chose to live a destructive life style and with that, came its consequences. Learning the hard way is the only way someone like me would ever learn. I have many regrets; I hurt a lot of people, even the people that are the closest to me. I was selfish and I was not aware of the ripple effects of my actions. I want something better for me for once, instead of just time inside a fence. To have that life, I realized that I needed help with my addiction and criminality. I chose to participate in the AIP program in PRCF. I was very nervous and unsure of what the program was all about, it s expectations and ultimately if I was capable of completing it. It s been an experience unlike anything I ve had before. In the few months that I ve been here I have learned more about myself, my beliefs, thoughts and actions that I wasn t aware of before. It s a constant focus on oneself. I m learning new ways of approaching others and myself in a positive way that will help me in my path to success. I don t have all the answers, but I know and I am experiencing there is true discovery here in this program. I recommend if you re eligible and you have a willingness to try a new way of thinking and behavior, come try this program for yourself. Mr. Gabino Zaragosa Release: Powder River Weekly Bulletin 7/28/2015 Page 2 of 8

3 Visitors Kiosk Your visitors can use the kiosk located in the Administration building to deposit funds to your inmate prepaid communications account, your trust & commissary account, and even schedule video visits from the lobby or the comfort of their home. When submitting an inmate communication for the various legal forms available from administration you will need to include the proper code to the particular form needed. You can find these codes on the legal form list located on the bulletin boards in the mudrooms. Flat-Rate boxes are available through property (box B160). The boxes are good for unlimited weight domestically. Cost is $6-$18 depending on size and includes a Priority Mail tracking number. Art Tubes are also available through property. These triangular boxes allow large artwork to be rolled, making them less likely to be damaged during handling. Cost is generally $6-$7 and includes a Priority Mail tracking number. Unit headphones/radios The headphones and radios available on the units for inmates to checkout will soon only be available to those inmates who are indigent. Powder River Weekly Bulletin 7/28/2015 Page 3 of 8

4 ***Incentive Movie in the Dining Hall*** Programs: Friday 7/17 GP: Saturday 7/18 Sex Tape Rating: R Runtime: 95min. Release Year: 2014 Synopsis: A married couple embarks on a mad dash to recover their sex tape after it goes viral in this Sony Pictures comedy from director Jake Kasdan (Bad Teacher, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story). Their once-scorching sex lives doused by a decade of marriage and two kids, Jay (Jason Segel) and Annie (Cameron Diaz) were only trying to recapture a little of that pre-marriage passion when they decided to fire up the video camera, and try every position in The Joy of Sex. Later, they are terrified by the realization that their intimate video has been uploaded to the cloud, and synched to the ipads they gave their family and friends for Christmas. Now, in order to save their reputations and avoid some serious embarrassment, Jay and Annie race around town on a madcap mission to collect each ipad. Unfortunately for them, the cloud works in mysterious ways. Rob Corddry, Ellie Kemper, and Rob Lowe co-star. Author: Jason Buchanan Cast: Jason Segel Cameron Diaz Rob Corddry Ellie Kemper Rob Lowe Nat Faxon Powder River Weekly Bulletin 7/28/2015 Page 4 of 8

Oregon Kate Brown, Governor Oregon Department of Corrections Office of the Director 2575 Center Street NE Salem, OR 97301-4667 Date: July 7, 2015 To: From: Subject: All DOC Adults in Custody Colette

We encourage families to play an active role in your lives during incarceration. Family support is important.

It is also our responsibility to ensure your safety, as well as the safety of our staff, communities, and facility visitors. We are tirelessly committed to security at each of our facilities.

5 Oregon Kate Brown, Governor Oregon Department of Corrections Office of the Director 2575 Center Street NE Salem, OR Date: July 7, 2015 To: From: Subject: All DOC Adults in Custody Colette S. Peters, Director Kim Brockamp, Deputy Director Summer Safety Summer is here and with it comes the potential for more time outdoors, more activities, and more visits from friends and loved ones. We encourage families to play an active role in your lives during incarceration. Family support is important. When you remain connected, you will be better prepared and motivated to return home and make positive changes. It is also our responsibility to ensure your safety, as well as the safety of our staff, communities, and facility visitors. We are tirelessly committed to security at each of our facilities. It is for security reasons that visitors are not allowed to bring any personal items, gifts, illegal contraband, weapons, or cell phones into the facility. Attempting to pass any unapproved items through security, even if accidentally, is prohibited and will result in immediate consequences. It may also result in indefinite suspension of visiting privileges for you and your visitor. Another illegal activity worthy of mentioning, given recent incidents in Oregon and across the country, is escaping. We know most of you understand the importance of serving your time entirely. We also know some of you may be tempted to leave before being released. Please remember, if you make this poor decision, you will most certainly receive additional convictions. This will add more time to your sentence. The last five individuals who escaped averaged 17 months of additional time. While we understand some of these rules may be difficult for you and your visitors, it is our responsibility to keep you, our staff, and visitors safe. These strict safety procedures are very important and are just one of the many ways we maintain a safe and secure environment. Please safely enjoy the extra opportunities that the summer brings.

***Microwaves*** Inmates: Please do not put used peanut butter containers in the microwaves as a coffee cups. The tin foil on the upper lids are causing arcs that are burning up the microwaves.

6 ***Microwaves*** Inmates: Please do not put used peanut butter containers in the microwaves as a coffee cups. The tin foil on the upper lids are causing arcs that are burning up the microwaves. Additionally, do not place anything including Instant Coffee and Food Canteen packets that have foil in the packaging in the microwaves. Non proper usage and breakage of the microwaves will cause delays in replacements due to ordering and paying for such said items. Ms. Fuzi, can you place this information in the inmate newsletter on Friday. Staff, please do not allow the inmate population to utilize microwaves not in their designated area s for accountability reasons. Thank you ***Canteen Turn In*** Canteen order forms will need to be turned in on Monday night again, July 20 th in order to receive canteen the following week. Powder River Weekly Bulletin 7/28/2015 Page 6 of 8

7 Food Services Dry Storage Clerk Position 14 Points WANTED: someone with a good attitude, Good boundaries and has a minimum of 12 months prior to release and/or entry into the AIP Program. Responsibilities include but not limited to: accounting for utensils; tools; putting stock away on delivery, maintain the cleanliness of the storeroom If interested please send an application to Ms. Hysong, IWP Coordinator There will be photos available during Family Day. There will be the normal photos and also an additional photo booth available. The photo booth will be similar to those used in malls. The photo booth pictures will be $1.00 a piece in which you will be able to fill out a CD-28 at the time and will be given the photos. Also, inmates cannot wear shorts at Family Day. Powder River Weekly Bulletin 7/28/2015 Page 7 of 8

8 Current DVD Rental Program Rentee Step 1: AIC must have activity tickets prior to signing up for rental. Step 2: AIC will sign up in multi purpose building on the rental sign-up sheet for the day and time they would like to rent if available. * i.e. June 15, day or night Step 3: will fill out DVD player form completely: name, SID#, Unit/bunk, rental date & time, # of tickets, type of player (portable/stationary), and movie(s). * stationary player cost is 2 activity tickets for the player with 1 movie and an additional ticket per movie thereafter. * portable player cost is 3 activity tickets for the player with 1 movie and an additional ticket per movie thereafter. Step 4: will staple proper amount of activity tickets to bottom of rental form and drop into rec. activities box in multi purpose building. * weekend rentals will need to be in by Friday at 3:00 in order to be processed. Rec. Clerks The rec. activity clerks will pick up rental forms Monday through Friday at 3:00pm where they will then collect rented movies from movie cache. Movie rentals for the morning period will be delivered at 8:30am and will need to be turned in by 4:30pm. Movie rentals for the night period will be delivered at 5:00pm and will need to be turned in by 8:00am the following morning. * when the player and movie(s) are delivered, rentee will need to sign a rental agreement form stating that they will follow the requirements listed thereon. Compliance For each rental, only the appropriate movies and equipment will be brought back, by admin. clerk(s), until the following morning upon which they will be returned to administration. Administration OS2 or staff member present will verify this process. We also schedule 3 movies each night on the 3 movie channels replay and repeat after 9:00 PM Those with personal TV s can watch any of these movies throughout the day or night. Powder River Weekly Bulletin 7/28/2015 Page 8 of 8

Powder River News. Weekend Movies. Weekly Weather. Inside this issue: Sunday Movie : Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Saturday DOC : Rough Night

Powder River News. Weekend Movies. Weekly Weather. Inside this issue: Sunday Movie : Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Saturday DOC : Rough Night Powder River News Weekend Movies Saturday DOC : Rough Night Five gal pals must cover up the death of a male stripper after a bachelorette party goes awry. Sunday Movie : Star Wars: The Last Jedi Rey learns