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NOHoPE INFO
NORMAN OSBORN ♕ osreborn
POSITION: chairman & co-founder
DANGER ♕ heartlessglitch
POSITION: warden (security & therapy)
GEMMA DOYLE ♕ psychomancy
POSITION: volunteer
YAKO KATSURAGI ♕ topslug
POSITION: therapy assistant
DENT, H. ♕ indentcision
Released on: escaped by suicide on 11/2/12
Status: At large
BLAKE, T. ♕ nine_tries
Released on: escaped on 7/10/11
Status: Ported out
MAJOR, THE ♕ liebe_krieg
Released on: 6/25/11
Status: Ported out
RUSSO, L. ♕ sanguinosi
Released on: escaped on 7/10/11
Status: At large
ANYAN, K. ♕ prodigitalson
Released on: 6/27/11
Status: Ported out
KATURIAN, K. ♕ goryteller
Released on: 4/8/11
Status: Ported out
OSBORN, N. ♕ osreborn
Released on: 3/6/11
Status: Rehabilitated
NYGMA, E. ♕ enigmaestro
Released on: 9/15/11
Status: Rehabilitated
DAY, J. ♕ exceptfebruary
Released on: 10/3/12
Status: At large
CRANE, J. ♕ phobic
Released on: escaped on 2/1/12
Status: At large
SAYERS, N. ♕ herturn
Released on: ported out on 4/3/12
Status: Ported out
MAKARA, G. ♕ caprihorn
Released on: escaped on 2/1/12
Status: At large
MCCOY, H. ♕ professorlionface
Released on: 6/8/12
Status: Rehabilitated
REYNOLDS, R. ♕ couldbeavoided
Released on: 7/3/12
Status: Rehabilitated
STEIN, F. ♕ screwmeister
Released on: escaped on 6/25/12
Status: Ported out
CONNORS, C. ♕ mostlyarmless
Released on: discharged on 2/2/13
Status: Self-discharged
MURDOCK, M. ♕ guardiandevil
Released on: escaped on 4/2/13
Status: At large
BAUER, J. ♕ out_of_time
Released on: released on 3/27/13
Status: Rehabilitated
Previous patient roster
Previous staff roster
If you have a character you would like to admit into NOHoPE or a plot you would like to do that involves the hospital, please comment here or send a PM toosreborn. Thank you!
Coding from here.
SECURITY UPDATES (6/14/13)
All vital security coding has been converted to Shi’ar to prevent hacking. It will only revert in the case that Danger should be ported out, or if she fails to log in for a certain period of time.
Additional wing specifically for high-risk patients or escaped patients that have been recovered:
Cells in this wing include the following features:
- Immovable concrete furniture, including a poured concrete bed, desk, and stool.
- A combined toilet, sink, and water unit.
- Showers regulated by timers.
- A single, narrow window that does not exceed five inches in width, with a bullet-proof glass pane.
Reference:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0b/ADX.CELL.DESIGN.jpg
All cells, including cells for high-risk patients, are outfitted with physiological monitors that record data including patient’s temperature, eating habits, hygienic habits, patterns of movement, urine/fecal content, sleeping patterns, respirations, et cetera. The overarching system is alerted if the patient shows symptoms of illness or fails to take their medications. The steel doors for each cell lock automatically and can only be opened by fingerprint scan and voice-activated password. These passwords (along with all passwords used in the facility) are changed at random intervals, and every time a door is opened, it is recorded by the system. Windows in the cell are positioned and designed so that only the sky is visible, which helps prevent prisoners from knowing precisely where they are located inside the facility relative to the outside world. If pipes are blocked or the wall is damaged, a security alert is triggered immediately.
Virtually every inch of the asylum is monitored by various devices, including cameras and motion sensors. Cameras provide both traditional and thermal views, in order to prevent patients and intruders from hiding out of view. These cameras are operated by a host of over fifty computer terminals, which are housed in a building separate from the patient wards, and operate 24/7, recording live. Security also includes pressure pads and laser beams. Additionally, patients are required to wear a tracking device on their ankles upon admittance. These tracking devices broadcast their location continuously and will alert Danger’s overarching security system immediately if the signal stops, is tampered with, or ceases to be in skin contact with the patient.
If any of the above security features indicate that a patient is not accounted for or may be attempting to escape, it causes a lockdown of the patient’s entire ward. Lockdowns can be lifted only by combining retinal scans, fingerprint scans, and voice-activated passwords from two hospital employees with the appropriate level of access. During lockdown, doors will not respond to attempts to open them. Forcefields are activated, which divide the halls and wards into smaller compartments. These forcefields are generated by Shi’ar technology and are more or less impenetrable. If touched, they can also cause numbness, which ranges from a mild tingling with brief contact to paralysis with prolonged or forceful contact.
Visitors are subject to a facial scan and are tracked throughout the facility. Should cameras ever register a face that is not recognized by the facial recognition software, the system is immediately alerted and lockdown is also activated.
In addition to human employees, the facility is guarded by two types of mechanical droids: maintenance units and guard units. Both types run programs designed by Danger herself. Maintenance units are primarily janitorial, but also are capable of monitoring the facility for abnormalities and have a weak stun function that can be activated if the unit itself, a patient, or a hospital employee is in danger.
Guard units have a higher level of function. They are vaguely humanoid in their appearance, with the exception of their heads which lack faces and resemble a helmet with a smooth front. They are programmed to primarily protect patients and employees; however, they will respond aggressively to breeches in protocol, particularly when patients attempt to escape or are violent towards others or themselves. They will not kill, but will use force to restrain and contain, if necessary. They are also equipped to sedate. These units patrol the grounds night and day and run on independent power sources. All mechanical units are automated and run based on protocol, but can be given specific orders, shut down, or overridden by voice-activated passwords if given by employees with sufficient clearance.
Medical and treatment technology is similarly protected by biological scanners and voice-activated passwords. Any misuse, failure to provide the appropriate passwords, or tampering causes the equipment to lock itself.
Remote-control access of doors and other systems, including surveillance, can utilized via the main control room, which is primarily only accessible by the warden, and smaller, more specialized control rooms designated in each wing.