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Incentive Meal Veterans Transitional Classes

WheelChair Pushers New Religious Services Class

Movies of the Week

Volume 16, Issue #14

Cinco de Mayo Concert Spanish & English Karaoke

Senior Movie Night Spring Luncheon

Update: Eat What You Take

One ½ lb. Angus Cheese Burger on Onion Bun with Special Condiments: Bacon and Jalapenos. Accompanied by: One ¼ quarter lb. Louisiana Hot Smoked Sausage on a bun with cheese sauce, kettle chips, cinnamon sticky roll and a root-beer float.

· Complex 1 Thursday, April 24, 2014 · Complex 2 Friday, April 25, 2014 · Complex 3 Saturday, April 26, 2014

Minimum Facility Inmates: Friday, April 25, 2014 (Minimum Facility Inmates place your CD28’s in the Activities box in your dorm.). As soon as the evening count has cleared, all approved participants will be called to the dining halls first. Those who participate in the Incentive meal will not be allowed to return to the dining halls for the mainline meal. Cost of the meal will be $9.00 & you may purchase only one meal. All participants must be an Incentive Level 2 or 3. Do not sign up if you have a conflicting call-out, LOP, or work assignment. Refunds will not be given to those inmates that are unable to attend due to their own actions. The form will be sent out by recreation to you.

General Population Inmates: CD-28’s must have account number #2453 on them for proper processing. Minimum Facility Inmates: CD28’s must have account number #2543 on them for proper processing. All orders must be received on or before Monday, April 14, 2014. Thank you.

If you are within 1 year of paroling from Oregon Department of Corrections and have been dis-charged from the Military no matter the discharge, you are eligible to receive classes from Boise Veterans transition counselor Daniel Fell. A DD214 will be necessary to verify your discharge upon the start of the class. If you would like to attend the class please submit kyte to box 180 before April 11, 2014. Thank you.

Night Yard Veterans Health Care

Chapel Guest Speakers Percent Earned Time Incentive Movie Night

On Sunday, April 13, 2014, we will open Night Yard. When the yard is secured for the evening, we will run a recreation line to the com-plex gyms on the prearranged schedule for each complex. As a reminder: Incentive Level 1 inmates will be restricted from participating in any of the following activities: Incentive Level 2 & 3 only: Saturday/Sunday Evening Yard Gym Rooms Weight Pile (Incentive Level 1 inmates will be restricted on

Saturdays and Sundays) Quarterly Visiting Luncheons Special Recreation Activities (incentive movies, exercise clas-

ses) Quarterly Food Services, in house, incentive meals League Participation Holiday LOP-Level 1 no lifting of holiday LOP, Level 2 lifting of

LOP actual holiday, Level 3 lifting of LOP for entire holiday. Incentive Level 3 only Outside Food Events

We are having a difficult time in getting ALL of the taxi wheelchairs back from the housing units. The taxi wheelchairs are set up so that everyone that has a current order can use the wheel-chairs. If your current job assignment is a wheelchair pusher, we ask for your assistance in follow-ing the correct process when checking out or returning wheelchairs to Central Medical. Located at the Central Medical Officers station is a check out sheet. Please put the number of the wheelchair on this sheet under your riders name as well as the time the wheelchair was checked out. Please note that the names that are listed on the sheet DO NOT have a full time wheelchair. Therefore, the wheelchair is to be checked out and returned to Central Medical once the rider call-out is completed. Please note the time when the wheelchair was checked in. This includes each call-out (Med-line, Dr. Apt., BHS, Chow, etc). The wheelchair is NOT to be left in the housing unit until the next call-out. Wheelchairs should not go to the yard as it ruins the tires. If at any time you are unsure of what the specific physician's order is for the wheelchair use, please send an inmate communication form to Health Services, Ms. Butler, OS2. Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS INTEGRATED SERVICE NETWORK (VISN - 20) HCRV Program If you served in the US Military and earned a: - General, General Under Honorable, Honorable or Medical Dis-charge, and you anticipate prison release within a year. - You have any kind of VA benefit issue that you need help to re-solve. The HCRV Specialist would like to assist you to obtain the following Veterans services: Enrollment in the VA Health Care System. Shelter and Housing Program Referrals. VA Medical Care. VA Mental Health Care. Substance Abuse Treatment Program Access. VA and/or DVA Benefit Assistance (VA Claims and DD214). VA Regional Office referral assistance. VA Vocational Rehabilitation for Employment Assistance in-

cluding resume writing. VA Domiciliary Care. Social Security Disability Information. Vet Center Counseling Referrals. Advocacy for VA treatment assistance with Parole. If you are interested in participating in a presentation to learn more about the services that may be available to you, please submit an Inmate Communication Form that includes your Projected Release Date (must be within one year) and the type of military discharge you received to. Ms. Coffman, Transition Coordinator—B343.

“The Hunger Games” (Jennifer Lawrence, Woody Harrelson)

Katniss Everdeen voluntarily takes her younger sister's place in the Hunger Games, a televised fight to the death in which two teenagers from each of the twelve Districts of Panem are chosen at random to compete.

“The Hunger Games: Catching Fire”

(Jennifer Lawrence, Woody Harrelson) Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark become targets of the Capitol after their victory in the 74th Hunger Games sparks a rebellion in the Districts of Panem.

“Back to the Future Part III”

(Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd) Enjoying a peaceable existence in 1885, Doctor Emmet Brown is about to be killed by Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen. Marty McFly travels back in time to save his friend.

A study in Patristic Theology is being offered that will focus on the Ancient Christian Commen-taries and Ascetic Writings of the early church fathers of the 1st though the 7th centuries. The study is held on Sundays from 1:00-3:45pm in the chapel area. To participate, please send a Religious Services Add/Drop Form. Thank you.

You've seen them on television in the PBR "Build Ford Tough Se-ries". Some of the best professional bull riders in the world will speak in a special chapel meeting on Saturday afternoon April 5, 2014. Riding High Ministries (who brought us the "Born Wild, Creat-ed To Be Free" horse breaking yard events) is bringing world class talented men to SRCI chapel. Each man shares a past repaired by a relationship with God and will share from that perspective. As PBR says about their event - "this ain't no rodeo"; well -"this ain't no regu-lar chapel". To participate, please send a Religious Services Add/Drop Form saying "PBR". Thank you.

A special movie event, “THOR” will be shown to inmates that are NCI level 2 and 3. Complex 3 Gym Wed. April 16, 2014 1:00 pm & 6:00 pm. Complex 2 Gym Monday April 21st, 2014 1:00 pm & 6:00 pm. Complex 1 Gym Wednesday April 23, 2014 at 1:00 pm & 6:00 pm (Make sure

you put what time you want). If you do not put what time you want and get the time you can’t go, you will not receive a refund or get moved. All participants must: Be NCI level 2 or 3, Not have conflicting call-outs or work schedules, Make sure their signature is verified on CD-28 by their housing unit officer and

place it in the Recreation mailbox in front of dining (only method). Your form will be delivered to you. Make sure the correct amount is on your CD-28. Make sure officer stamps your CD-28. No refunds will be given. Complex 1 will be having candy at both times. You will have options of ordering candy, popcorn, and drinks. Complex 2 & 3 if you do not buy you will be placed on the 1:00 pm time slot. Make sure to put your order form in if you want to order. Deadline is April 11, 2014.

A special movie event, “Terminator” will be shown to inmates that are 40 and Older. • Complex 3 Gym: Monday, April 28th,2014 at 6:00 pm. • Complex 2 Gym: Tuesday April 29th, 2014 at 6:00 pm. • Complex 1 Gym: Wednesday April 30th 2014 at 6:00 pm If there is not enough participation in Complex 2 and 3 then it will only be held in the Complex 1 gym on Wednesday April 30th, 2014 at 6:00 pm. All participants must meet the following: • Be age 40 or older. • Be Incentive level 2 or 3. • No conflicting call-outs or work schedules. • There will be a form sent to you, ensure the correct amount is

on the form for purchase. No refunds will be given

You may purchase one of the following: Popcorn $1, Soda $1, Cracker Jacks $1.50, Candy Bar for $1 and $3, Crunch N Munch $3.50, Sobe $2.00 each, Nacho $ 6.50 or Chili Dog $2.50 each. You do not have to purchase items to see the movie. All orders must be received on or before April 11th, 2014.

The SRCI Visiting section is hosting a Spring Luncheon • Friday, May 2nd, 2014. • 10:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. The inmate’s sack lunch will be provided. Each sack lunch will include the following: 2 sandwiches, chips, cookies, and raw veggies. Drinks will also be provided. • Please send an approved CD28 for the total amount ($2.00 for each person in your

visiting party that needs a sack lunch) with account #2637 listed attached to an inmate communication to Ms. MacKenzie at box #343.

• Visitors must be on your current approved list. • Please do not sign up if you are on LOP, incentive level 1, or on basic visiting status. • Refunds will not be given to those inmates that are unable to attend due to their

own actions or if visitors do not attend. • Make sure your signature is verified on your CD28 by a Correctional Officer. • Communications with CD28’s must be received no later than April 15th, 2014. • The first 55 inmates that meet the above criteria will be able to attend this event. • Inmates that have not attended prior luncheons and meets the above criteria will be

given a higher priority in attending this event. • Visitors must arrive prior to 10:00 am in order to attend luncheon. Thank you.

The Cinco de Mayo band will play in the Gyms in Complexes 2 and 3, Spanish and English karaoke will also take place in the gyms. For NCI levels 2 and 3 only. Monday, May 5, 2014 Complex 3 Gym – 1:45 PM – 3:45 PM. Monday, May 5, 2014 Complex 2 Gym – 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM. Complex 1 inmates may come to the Complex 2 Gym. To participate in this event, you may sign up on a sign-up sheet in the housing unit or send an inmate communication form to Mr. J. Saunders, Recreation Specialist 2. If you have a work assignment or other conflicting call-out you may not sign up or be placed on call-out. You must be incentive level 2 or 3 to sign up. You may purchase candy, popcorn, and soda from the form that will be delivered to your housing units. If you fill out an order form, you do not need to sign up on the sign-up sheet. You do not need to purchase something to attend. Thank you.

John Kitzhaber, Governor

Offender Management and Rehabilitation Division 2575 Center Street NE Salem, OR 97301-4667

Department of Corrections

Date: April 1, 2014 To: All DOC Adults in Custody From: Offender Information and Sentence Computation (OISC) Subject: Explanation of 20 Percent and 30 Percent Earned Time Eligibility Some crimes may qualify for different percentages of earned time, even if sentences were handed down on the same day for the same case. There are a few reasons why you may see different earned time percentages on one face sheet. Due to changes in the law, earned time eligibility is based on the date the crime was committed, the date of sentencing, and criminal history. For example, one person may receive 30 percent earned time for an Identity Theft sentence, while another person can only get 20 percent earned time for the same crime. The following chart explains the changes in earned time eligibility.

If you have any questions about your earned time eligibility or percentage, please contact the Prison Term Analyst at OISC for more information.

20 PERCENT vs. 30 PERCENT EARNED TIME ELIGIBILITY

Crime Date/Sentencing Date Maximum Earned Time Applied

Sentenced prior to 07/01/2009 20 percent unless crime is eligible and the court approves 30 percent on/after August 31, 2009 and prior to February 17, 2010

Sentenced (or resentenced) on or after 07/01/2009, for a crime committed prior to 02/17/2010

20 percent or 30 percent depending on the crime

Crime committed on/after 02/17/2010 and prior to 07/01/2011 Maximum 20 percent

Crime committed on/after 07/01/2011 and prior to 07/01/2013 20 percent or 30 percent depending on the crime and/or prior convictions served within five years of crime date

Crime committed on/after 07/01/2013 Maximum 20 percent

Since the campaign began, there has been a 30% reduction in food waste in Com-plex 3. This is contributed to each of you that have taken a proactive role in reducing food waste. We are pleased with the success and are happy to announce that Com-plex 3 will be receiving the monster cookie incentive the first month. Watch out for next week’s newsletter for a distribution date. Please continue to be mindful of the waste and remember that your contributions are impacting the environment and landfills. Thank you - Sustainability Workgroup & Food Services