Consensus: Get the former president a mental health evaluation.

    It's been a while since this blog has had any bulletins from The Friendly Neighborhood Center for Extreme computing. Today's notices:

--Yes! There is a very nice non-electronic mechanical grabber, in a compartment on a shelf with a label. RantWoman found the Grabber. When the Chief Morale officer put it back, she noticed the label.

--New Computers. EXCEPT, CPU's without CD drives. Stay tuned for external USB device update. RantWoman is embarrassed for not even realizing the issue until the Chief Morale Officer brought to her attention problems listening to music and audio books.

--NEW WHEELS. Everyone RantWoman knows who uses wheelchairs reports long delays and various hassles related to wheelchair orders and maintenance. Today's tidings though include a person having to get a power chair because the person's body will no longer cope with the demands of a mechanical chair. New customer is learning to drive and also learning new features: the chair can elevate so it is possible to see into the user's freezer or kitchen sink. The chair will even move forward while elevated! 

--And finally: consensus: get the former President a mental health evaluation. Is he too delusional to participate in his own defense? To delusional to stand trial? Can he be safely and compassionately confined either in a special circumstances prison psychiatric facility? Are there already enough states willing to disqualify him as a candidate on grounds of Section 3 the 14th amendment? The 25th amendment?

RantWoman will now return attention to more prosaic matters of digital connection and disconnection.

Seriously!

RantWoman presents 

TRIGGER WARNING Atlanta journalist on conditions inside the Fulton County Jail

Surprise, as in WA jails and prisons are the biggest source of housing for people suffering from mental illness.