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Wow! The way the light reflects on the photo makes it look very creepy.
I love it!

i worked in the hospital for 8 years. iwas in the towers every day.iv been to the very top of the building,to the very bottom.a lot of good was done for patients dumped there by there familys.many lost souls but no ghosts.we in OT tried to make it as warm as possiable to live there .the use of shelterd workshops ,went a long way to helping patients live out side the hospital.

I love how rough the ride is through these things...

THIS is the one!

This house is strangely identical to the director's house at KPPC. Since the buildings at PS are more ornate, as are the other mansions, this one sticks out like a sore thumb. Are you sure it's Pilgrim?

That is just a shame.

OHHH my.

Incidentally, if the guages are working (and I bet they are) this system is still charged AND if anyone decides they want to poke around it, BE CAREFULL. Ammonia coming at you under 20 pounds of pressure will burn your eyes, salivary glands, etc.
Now I am really finished.

Oh, Creepy... 0.0

...The pych ward... .___.

Ha ha ha ha...It DOES look like Wall-E! Yes, I found it to be a great movie as well. I thought I was going to get to answer the question of "What is it" but was beaten to it.
One interesting thing not mentioned; In most cooling systems when they are at rest, automotive a/c, refigerators, etc. is the pressure DOES correspond to the ambient temperature if it is correctly charged. Hence, temperature on one part of the scale and pressure on the other part. So, as a tech, you could shut it down, wait a while and check the temperature reading on the guage and get an idea as to whether or not the system is low on coolant (Freon/Ammonia etc)
Okay, I am finished, hopefully the reader of this is still awake. :-)

Creepy... >=3

I want to go in to the operating room of doom!

How about, a talented patient created this and the staff thought it would make an interesting conversation piece.
I don't see any need to drop the Race or Slavery cards here. *sheesh*

Decisions, decisions............ :-D

Dats Mah chair beeyatch.

Forensic psychiatrists work with courts in evaluating an individual's competency to stand trial, defenses based on mental diseases or defects (e.g., the "insanity" defense), and sentencing recommendations. There are two major areas of criminal evaluations in forensic psychiatry. These are Competency to Stand trial (CST) and Mental State at the Time of the Offence (MSO).

My educated guess?

So, if someone is being evaluated for court after arrest, they would be more of a threat and the staff would probably get a faster response time from the Police to re-capture the "Forensic Escapee".

-Hope it helps.