Abstract: A database/software program containing information on ex-offenders, employers willing and able to hire them, and housing to the offenders for a period upon their release from prison. Employers use the information contained in the software to decide which individuals best suit their employment situation. Ex-offenders use the software to search for jobs or projects they could qualify for. Furthermore, ex-offenders use the information contained in the software concerning Transitional Housing Programs to decide which residential situation is most supportive of their temporary housing needs.

Abstract: Televisions, computers, computer devices, facsimile machines, radios, telephones, walkie-talkies, are used to view, listen to and communicate with individuals in the television studio who, as the secondary program, are watching a primary program (sports, news, commercials, awards, etc.) and discussing those events along with any other topic they choose to. The listening/viewing audience is able to enjoy the primary and secondary programs with two televisions, or one television with picture in picture capability, or a television and a computer. The secondary program commentators and viewing/listening audience may use phones, walkie-talkies, computers, computer devices, and facsimile machines to communicate with each other concerning the primary programming, which could consist of any life event or topic they choose.