Article: Determine where the inmate was originally arrested and check with the police or sheriff's department for information. You can also call or email the municipal court for contact information. Law enforcement may refer you to a county or city website for details. Start your search in the county where you think the person was arrested or incarcerated. Corrections departments for your county or city will list an online database or give a link for a county inmate locator. County jail websites also list e-mail addresses so you can e-mail the department to ask questions or inquire directly. Be aware that some county websites also let you browse the jail registry. Go to the "Inmate Locator" heading on their website. Fortunately, this database works with limited information. For example, you'll be able to search the directory even if you only have the inmate's name. You can search this database if you know any of following: Prisoner's name (first and last) Prisoner's race Prisoner's age Prisoner's sex number. If you know it, you can search the Federal Bureau of Prisons's database using the eight-digit register number assigned to the prisoner. While this is an extensive database, it doesn't track inmates who were incarcerated before 1982. Be aware that the website does not list the inmate numbers of all prisoners. Go to the State Department's Office of Corrections website. Many states have searchable databases similar to the federal database. Or, the state will list an email address you can use to contact someone about a prisoner's location. Be aware that some states won't let you search for inmates under the age of 18. Some states may not keep inmate records prior to the 1970s or 1980s.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Contact local law enforcement. Search county or city websites. Search Federal Bureau of Prisons's database. Use the prisoner's I.D. Search state websites.

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INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's okay for you to have your own feelings about your friend's relationship with your ex. However, remember that your friend and your ex are both separate people from you, and that their relationships are their own. Respect your friend's boundaries, just as you would expect them to respect yours. Don't compare yourself to your friend or think of it as a competition. . Remind yourself that you aren't defined by your relationships. Taking time to focus on building your strengths can boost your confidence and help you move forward. It can also help you gain a better understanding of who you are as a person, independent of other people in your life. For example, you might take a class in a subject you've always wanted to learn more about, or work towards a personal fitness goal. Call other friends and make plans to hang out or put yourself in social situations so that you can meet new friends. Having friends around for support and being social when you're upset can make you feel better about the situation. You could also explain the situation to your other friend if you need to get it off your chest or talk about it to someone else. Hang out with someone that doesn't know the friend who is dating your ex if you want to avoid any unnecessary drama. Think about activities or hobbies that you like to do so that you don't obsess over the situation. Doing something you're passionate about will keep your mind occupied at the task at hand and could make you forget about your friend dating your ex. Activities and hobbies could include playing an instrument, participating in a sport, playing video games, or reading books. Consider taking a course if there aren't any hobbies or activities that you like to do. Think of something that really brings you joy, like your favorite food, a trip to the beach, or a relaxing spa day, and treat yourself. You can also spend time with other friends who are emotionally supportive. Doing positive things for yourself can help center you and keep your mind off of the situation. Doing something relaxing can also give you additional insight or clarity on the situation. Think about the situation and reach out to your friend when you're no longer upset about them dating your ex. You may even be able to build a relationship with your ex so that things aren't awkward in group settings. Call or text your friend and ask to hang out, even if you haven't in a while. Talk about why you felt bad but explain that you're ready to move on. If you hang out with your friend again, make sure not to badmouth your ex in front of them. You can say something like, "Hey Kendra, I know it's been a while but do you want to hang out? I miss you!"

SUMMARY: Accept that your friend's new relationship is not about you. Focus on being the best person you can be Hang out with other friends to take your mind off the situation. Preoccupy your mind with an activity or hobby. Treat yourself to something that brings you joy. Rekindle your friendship when you're ready.

Most limousine companies offer six-, eight-, and ten-passenger vehicles. There are also larger options such as Hummer vehicles, "extra stretch" limos or limo busses. If you're going on a date and there will only be two of you, you may want to opt for a sedan. A standard four- to six-passenger limo runs about $60 to $65 an hour, whereas a stretch limo for six to eight people is $150 to $175 per hour. Party bus limos for fifteen to twenty passengers cost $125 to $175 per hour. A sixteen-passenger limousine rental is about $97-$107 per hour. A twenty-five-passenger limo bus costs about $225-$300 an hour. You'll be more comfortable with extra room rather than filling the limo to its maximum seating capacity. People are different sizes, so as a rule of thumb you're better off getting a limo with seating capacity for two more spots than you intend to fill. For example, if you have four people in your party, opt for a six-passenger limo. Try to book a vehicle that has room for at least one to two last minute extra people than are in your party, just in case. There are various extras you may want included. For example, some limos have a TV, VCR or DVD player, a sound system, car phone, sunroof or Jacuzzi. Verify that the limo will have fully working seatbelts, as well as air conditioning or heat upon request. Ask if the color, size and make/model of the vehicle are guaranteed. It's important to view the exact vehicle you'll be riding in beforehand to make sure you approve of it. If the company refuses to do this, look for a different provider. Ask if the vehicle has had regular inspections and is certified as both safe and mechanically sound. For instance, the vehicles should be DOT inspected and approved. Make a note of the license plate of the vehicle you are hiring to ensure that you get the correct vehicle on the day of the event.
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Determine how many people will be riding in the limo. Make sure you'll have enough room. Review features you may want included. Decide on the vehicle type you are interested in.