HAB Orange County Division - Facebook Element I (Beta) – Framework and Foundations – PART II OF II

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HAB Orange County Division - Facebook Element I (Beta) – Framework and Foundations – PART II OF II
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Keith E Torkelson and Mentalation Solutions Group Founds - Housing Advisory Board – Facebook Framework Element I – PART II OF II (201901.02 - Beta Build)
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"WarBrook Dies Too Young"

From 2012-2016 Buster sports a bus lifestyle

That is WarBrook there - We would give him gifts from time to time

And listen to his stories (Outreach)

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Link to Part I of II

https://housingadvisoryboard.blogspot.com/2019/01/housing-advisory-board-orange-county_20.html

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Table – Promising Find - Sample Blogger Transaction

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Date Stamp		Time Stamp	Message
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March 1, 2015 Post Published
July 2, 2018		4:04 PM	I am trying to get in touch with Keith E Wadding it is very important my number is 970 261 1387
July 20, 2018		2:51 PM	desperatly looking for Keith E Wadding please respond 970 261 1387
January 8, 2019		8:38 AM	[RESPONSE BELOW]
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From - Keith Torkelson – Response (Practical)

January 8, 2019 at 8:38 AM

Greetings Unknown - Sorry so slow to respond - Unfortunately We lost touch with Keith Wadding about seven years ago when he relocated to Colorado - Sorry of little help

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Keith Edward Wadding - Renting a Shared Room at 

Julie's Paradise

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Definitions

Dedicated Definitions Article (Planned)

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Metadata > 08_HABIT_HAB_18101201_Definitions V2019

Some Definitions Embedded

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Define - Purpose For Starting Our HAB Group

The reason we are creating and maintaining our Housing Advisory Board (HAB) group is that there is an unmet need about Renting A Shared Room (RASR) for the disadvantaged.  Our intent is to have those with need: Consumer, family, provider alike help each other fix RASR problems.  Our goal’ is to grow our HAB related Facebook Group into self-sustaining and independent entity.  In addition, we wish HAB related services and supports to survive us as we are able to contribute less and less.  The primary way and objective with which we will seek to accomplish this purpose is to launch and propel a really effective Facebook Group to directly address said needs:

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Metadata and Data Stream

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Define - SleepAbility Brief Metadata 15 Item

Associated Report Metadata

Metadata > HAB_Product_19010702_SleepAbility

First Shared in: 02_HAB_Market_18113006_Facebook V2019

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Define - SleepAbility Brief

SleepAbility is a MSG Product.  We began to formally define it on January 7, 2019 as relating to our Housing Advisory Board (HAB) idea.  We list below items that for us and others promotes satisfactory Sleep (SleepAbility Assessment Beta – 25 Item, MSG).  Here we address little about sleep because Sleep Management is a jumbo topic engaged with big business.

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Matrix – SleepAbility Assessment Tool Results – Room Shared by Three Persons (Beta Run)

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##	Part		P2BS	P1BA	P3BA	Note
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A	Part A Subscore		10.5	7.0	8.0
B	Part B Subscore		8.0	8.0	7.5
	Total		18.5	15.0	15.5
	Percent Sleep Able [Total / Number Scored] =		18.5/25 74.0%	15.0/25 60.0%	15.5/25 62.0%
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Matrix – Date Scored by B2BS (Buster): 20190118-F

Combined Parts A & B Results – SleepAbility (Beta)

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P2BS – Person 2 Scored by Self (Buster)

P1BA – Person 1 Scored by Roommate (Another)

P3BA – Person 3 Scored by Roommate (Another)

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Interpretation

Obviously excellent a SleepAbility Assessment Score of 90% or greater is desirable with a daily frequency.  Yet here we will discuss only what we find to be the highest weight SleepAbility item personally.  SleepAbility (Beta) Item 15 is: PEACE and quiet between 9 PM – 6AM.  Buster is coming up on sixty years old.  In his heyday he could go with about 4 hour’s total sleep over five day interval.  An example was a typical final exam week while doing his undergraduate work at UC Davis.  He maintained just over a 3.4 GPA at Davis during his undergraduate term.  In addition from time to time he held both volunteer and paid jobs while and undergraduate.  At the present time he can only go one night of marginal sleep without becoming angry and or anxious.  An event such as paramedics coming to the house in the middle of the night for another seriously disturbs his health.  Thus we weight item 15 very highly.  In factor analysis item 15 rates as a critical core and control point.  We here at MSG decided to share the full Beta Version of our SleepAbility Assessment Tool (SAAT – 15 Item) with this report.

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Matrix - SleepAbility Assessment Tool (SAAT – 15 Item) Part A of 2

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##	Parameter		P2BS	P1BA	P3BA
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01	Adequate Covers		1.0	0.5	1.0
	Bed free of bedbugs		1.0	1.0	1.0
	Bed not blocked out with property (belongings)		1.0	1.0	1.0
	Bed that doubles as a recovery office		1.0	0.0	1.0
05	Control of allergens		0.0	0.0	0.0
	Ergonomic Bed		1.0	0.5	0.5
	Good airflow		0.5	0.5	0.5
	Harmony with those you share a room with		0.5	0.5	0.0
	Improves Quality Of Life		1.0	0.0	0.0
10	Lights out at 7 PM		1.0	1.0	1.0
	Little Drama		1.0	0.5	0.5
	Locking Door Knob		0.0	0.0	0.0
	Minimal neurotoxins		1.0	1.0	1.0
	Mutual Satisfaction		0.5	0.5	0.5
15	PEACE and quiet between 9 PM – 6AM	*	0.0	0.0	0.0
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	SleepAbility Sub score (Part A) - Carry		10.5	7.0	8.0
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Date Scored by B2BS (Buster): 20190118-F

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Matrix - SleepAbility Assessment Tool (SAAT – 15 Item) Part B of 2

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##	Parameter		P2BS	P1BA	P3BA
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16	Periodic privacy		0.5	1.0	1.0
	Quiet and no drama outside room at night		0.5	0.5	0.5
	Reasonable Cost		1.0	1.0	1.0
	Reasonable temperature control		1.0	1.0	0.5
20	Rest as needed not chronically dependent		1.0	0.5	0.5
	Roommate free of COPD symptoms		0.5	0.5	0.5
	Security of Belongings		1.0	1.0	1.0
	The consumer the resource of what it takes to sleep		1.0	1.0	1.0
	No thievery of Medications		1.0	1.0	1.0
25	Well managed alarm clocks		0.5	0.5	0.5
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	SleepAbility Sub score (Part B) - Carry		8.0	8.0	7.5
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Date Scored by B2BS (Buster): 20190118-F

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Table - Lived Experience – Renting A Shared Room - Quick Scored by Buster

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Facility		Coed (X)	Quick Grade	SleepAbility
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UC Davis Dorm 1983-1984 Cohort		All Male	A	High (*)
Woodland Safe Harbor		X	B	Moderate
Wits Recovery		X	A	High
Nowe’s (Lisa’s)		X	C+	Moderate
Lyn’s		X	C+	Moderate
Julie’s Paradise			B-	Low
Blue House Of Hope		X	F	Low
Shanks Truck Stop			A-	Moderate
Becca		All Female	F	NA (**)
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Last Update: 20190118-F:

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Facebook Promise – Free!

Facebook promises to always remain free!  In the online APP business services come and go.  We trust that Facebook will find a way to support their services even in the face of intense hardship.  It is only with the free help of Facebook that we can hope to sustain our HAB Builds Free!  Once again we would like to see our HAB related product survive us.

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Table - Research – Fieldwork (Into the OC Homeless Sector)

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News		Active	Passive	Note
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Armory (Santa Ana)			X	Stories from guests act as deterrent to seeking help
Civic Center		X		First encounter homeless population
Garden Grove Modular			X	Innovative building method locally
Homeless Encampments		X		Three sites or more at same locality
Motels - Respite		X		Sample Experiment 20181002-TU to 20181005-F
Outreach Work		X		Observe, touch base and some donations
SA River – Santa Ana			X	Video
MHA – Homeless Center & Housing		X		Associated some odd ten years Latest specialists fall short of priory resources
The Story of WarBrook		X		Watched him slowly die at the corner of Warner & Brookhurst
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Last Reviewed: 20190118-F:

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Link – To Legacy Housing Specialist Report

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Community Assistance

Legacy Link – [DITTO] Housing Specialist [PRE-SALES WORK]

Housing Advisory 20181116-F: Critical Review by Keith E Torkelson (MS)

The Housing Specialist 2018/11

20181125-SUN Page Views = 18: Chartered 11/16/18

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Respite Paper (Internal Records Only)

Metadata > 07_Respite_Basaltic_18092401_Records V2019

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Inspiration - PowerUp

[INSERT PHOTO OF WARBROOK Homeless and Died Too Young]

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Table - Photo Gallery Strategy

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Gallery		Note
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Blog		Embedded and gallery items with each post
Blogger Facebook		This
Facebook		Method to drive interest and recruit active members
Julie’s House Gallery		Stayed (Model Rent A Shared Room) “Inside a room & board”
Outreach		Sample set of about 5
Observations		Sample set of about 5
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Table - Photo Gallery Strategy

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Images

With our images we try to capture the consumer experience.  We chronicle both those that Rent A Shared Room (RASR) as well as some homeless individuals.  The images (photographs) we include in our Facebook HAB are designed to stimulate both commentary as well as problem solving.

Images @ The End

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Tentative & Just for Fun

Gearing up for Facebook Presentation

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The End of PART II of II

Link to PART I of II
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Housing Advisory Board Orange County Division - Facebook Element I (Beta) – Framework and Foundations - Keith Torkelson Chartered: 1/20/19 [PART I of II]

https://housingadvisoryboard.blogspot.com/2019/01/housing-advisory-board-orange-county_20.html

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