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I knew that I had to own a copy of this book the moment I heard the Gunslinger Base Class was included in it. And I'm actually very happy with it. I think Grit is a great mechanic, and it's even better when your GM can use it as a reward when the Gunslinger tries to pull off some crazy maneuver and succeeds.
But as a GM who is struggling to find a way to fit firearms into a world without completely breaking it for our plate-mail friends, I was disappointed. I understand that the aims of the firearms rules were meant to be realistic (and even includes a disclaimer), but I still weep for our group's fighter when I read these. Nonetheless, the rules for firearms can certainly be tweaked to help the armor-bearers of the group. I simply gave them half their armor bonus (if they had med. or heavy armor) as DR, rounded up. Realistic? Probably not. Keeping the fighter from throwing the book at me and encouraging him to keep his head down? Absolutely.
That aside, I had high hopes for the Armor as DR system for Pathfinder, and I have to say I was disappointed also. I'd been hoping for 3.5 to do the idea justice, but they never even came close. Pathfinder at least makes an honest attempt, but still falls short.
Monk Feats? Awesome.
Steampunk Gunslinger Wizards? Awesome. Can't wait to test 'em out.
New Archetypes? Always fun. Really like the Musketeer Cavalier Archetype. It really encourages me to run a Commonplace Guns Pathfinder setting (once I settle on the firearm rules)
Piecemeal armor & gladiator weapons? Great if you're planning on running any sort of Arena games. If not, then you have some detailed armor for bandits and such.
I feel the Eastern themes of this book could have been played up more, Let alone the lack of Samurai and Ninja Base classes. At least the weapons were very detailed and interesting.
All in all, I see this book as one long list of options for use in your own game, but it's not a book where you will use every shiny new rule bauble immediately. I think the book is more subtle than that, and encourages the players to come up with their own use for the material given in this book (after all, the spellslinger archetype is so out there that I feel like creating a world that could explain it as a variation or an evolution of the common wizard.)
I would say this book might not be completely essential to everyone at it's 40 dollar price tag, but if you want to add some bits (read: boulders) of flavor to your game, you can't go wrong with this book.
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US prosecutors will investigate whether Australian actor Matthew Newton is suffering from a mental illness after his second arrest in a month in Miami.
The latest incident involved the Newton, 35, punching a hotel worker in the face and allegedly spitting on him — an attack caught on hotel security cameras.
A police report on the incident claims that Newton was "cocky" and drunk at the time of his arrest on assault charges on April 17, news.com.au reported.
He went into a rage at the clerk early in the morning after his mobile phone reception kept dropping out in his room, the report alleged.
"Victim stated the suspect spat in his face and he told the suspect, 'If you touch me, you're going to regret it'," it reportedly read.
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According to Sky News, the clerk has decided to sue Newton, saying "'I would also like a happy ending to all this. But it is too late."
In the previous incident on April 8, Newton was arrested outside a Miami nightspot after allegedly being drunk and abusive, and for resisting police.
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Newton's Sydney lawyer has repeatedly pointed to his mental illness, saying he has a bipolar condition that warrants "patience and support."
According to Australia's ABC, Miami prosecutors discovered that Newton may be mentally ill from Australian media reports.
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Rand at SEOMoz posted his Ranking 50 Top Blogs in the Search Space, which encouraged me to finally post my list of the Search Blogs Am I Most Likely To Read In More Detail at my personal blog. Rand ranks this blog as number one on his list and then ranks my blog, the Search Engine Roundtable as number two on his list. I also ranked this blog as number one of my most 'click-through blog' on my list, followed by Google Blogoscoped, which I often cite here. These two lists, I believe make up a great portion of the most important search blogs you should read. Of course, it is possible Rand and I missed some - who knows, maybe Danny will come out with his ranked list?
Since I do not like to often express controversial or personal opinion on these blogs, I posted how I would change Rand's ranking order over here. When ranking my own list, I did not reference Rand's list, instead, I referenced my list of 76 search blogs I subscribe to. In addition, you can find a nice blogroll of search related blogs that Danny compiled, on the left hand side of this site, after clicking here.
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James Briggs, a Senior Broker at Qualified FX in Japan understands why investors are exercising caution at the moment but is much more bullish than most on the yellow metals future in the coming months. James says "I'm less concerned about the numbers coming out of the U.S. and more concerned with the continuing European Debt Crisis which only helps the price of gold."
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Gold has been looking for support at $1,688.85 per ounce, which is the yellow metal's low from September 7th. Resistance is at $1,754.95, the October 17th high.
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The two-day summit held in Europe came to an end Friday without any news that helped investors regain confidence.
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In planning for the long-term, AMCs should partner with (but not necessarily acquire) primary care providers and begin piloting care delivery models, payment models (eg, bundled payment) and care coordination strategies. Taking a data-driven approach to pilots is a helpful way to incrementally redesign care. Ultimately, metrics will make AMC partnerships more accountable for the care of patients in the community. AMCs should focus on areas such as hip replacements, cardiac surgery and high-risk obstetrics, in which the AMC has the means and opportunity to decrease utilization of expensive services. Regardless of the partnerships that emerge, a strong System of CARE (Clinical Alignment and Resource Effectiveness) provides the best foundation for any 3-letter acronym of the future.
Sources: Berkowitz SA and Miller ED. Accountable care at academic medical centers—lessons from Johns Hopkins. N Engl J Med 2011;364:e12(1)–e12(3) [Epublication ahead of print]; Kastor JA. Accountable care organizations at academic medical centers. N Engl J Med 2011;364:e11(1)–e11(3) [Epublication ahead of print]; Sg2 Interview With Montefiore Care Management Organization, February 2011; Chase D. Montefiore Medical Center Case Study. The Commonwealth Fund: October 2010; HR 3664: Healthcare Innovation Zone Pilot Act of 2009.
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The Indiana Partnership for Healthy Communities recently published a review of its Community Health Assessment reports, emphasizing the importance of geoinformatics – data-driven analysis of unmet needs among populations in specified areas – in improving outcomes.
In a discussion with Data-Informed.com, Sharon Kandris and Karen Comer described the analytical metrics – Social Assets and Vulnerabilities Indicators – being employed to identify areas of interest in community healthcare outcomes.
The metrics have enabled "a large repository of community data about socio-economic conditions of neighborhoods and builds the capacity of organizations to use the data to be more strategic and effective as they plan, implement, and monitor programs and services," Kandris said.
The review found that shortcomings in analytical data used by hospital represent opportunity for significant improvements, Comer added: "Preliminary findings included that the majority of hospitals are using only county-level data for both their CHA and their health-improvement plans. This suggests the opportunity to empower the CHA and health improvement planning processes with more local data. Also, most did not inventory community resources with geographic service specificity, but rather just included a list of organization or facility names, without address, contact information, or information about the programs and services offered."
An additional metric, Kandris said, is derived from the aggregation of confidential federal, state and local government sources that generate meaningful indicators about local communities, around socio-economic conditions, health, housing, and public safety.
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Here we go again. Another restaurant, another racist receipt. This time, it was found at a Hooters in Queens. In the space reserved for the customer's name, an employee typed out the word "Chinx" to identify a Korean American couple. According to NBCNewYork.com, the couple noticed the hostess and another employee standing at the computer giggling and "gawking at them." Now the man, Kisuk Cha, is suing for racial discrimination.
It's the latest in a string of similar WTF incidents around the country, two right here in OC. Ah, the (not-so-distant) memories. Let's look back at the stupidity, shall we?
"Mc Stinkynigger," "Mc Nigshit" and "Mc Cottonwood" at Landmark Steakhouse
African American businessman Mark McHenry filed a lawsuit in OC federal court against Landmark Steakhouse in Corona del Mar after an employee repeatedly listed him on credit card receipts using the racial slurs. The employee, who never confessed, was fired and the lawsuit was settled.
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Social spots/events are being facilitated in a big way, so no surprises there. Although you may find yourself a little surprised concerning non-combat in Champions Online. Combat? There's a lot of it - shock! But that doesn't mean Cryptic is blind to the fact that some superheroes do much more than pound faces until they look like a bowl of meat pudding.
In-game right now is an evidence system allowing players to collect villainous breadcrumbs and turn them into the authorities for increased reputation and consequently deeper resources. It sounds like a good start, and that's just what it is: a beginning. Eventually, Cryptic wants to turn their evidence system into an investigation system that's aptly named -- as it involves the creation of missions based on strings of player-found evidence.
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This is aweful ! Its supposed to be to calm and soothe dry skin , and it did nothing for my skin . It made it itchy and dry . I really try to love St.Ives products but just doesnt happen .. Will never buy this again and St.Ives products period
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I really love the St. Ives Oatmeal and Shea Butter moisturizer - as a body moisturizer only (I should point out). It absorbs so nicely into your skin, leaves it feeling soothed and moisturized. The scent is nice too, not too overpowering. I cannot use the Vaseline Shea lotion that so many reviewers have preferred, I don't find it absorbs well and I don't like their use of petroleum.
But St. Ives is natural, doesn't test on animals and has a great ingredient list. Love!
Age: 30-35
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This is a good basic body lotion if your on the go and need to absorb quickly. It also mixes well with any of the "glow" products to eliminate streaking. This is what I use it for, have L'Oreal Sublime Glow, half this lotion - works like a charm. However, for real moisturizing I turn to cocoa butter...
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Tried to get a cheaper version of my Aveeno Oatmeal lotion for budgeting reasons. Wow, this is awful! It makes me itchy - even on my hands. Plus, I do not feel moisterized either. Pretty scent, though...
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This lotion kept my legs moisturized all day long. I don't get the other reviews about the scent. It didn't change to a "chemical" like scent on my skin at all. (bad batch maybe??) The oatmeal /shea scent was very comforting and didn't overpower or interfere with my perfume at all. Very pleased w/ my purchase.
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Let me tell you about the wind. The wind that whips constantly from the West, gaining speed as it soars down the San Rafael Swell and collects sand from amongst the hoodoos of Goblin Valley before crashing around my humble old sheep trailer and then plummeting off the edge of Horseshoe Canyon.
I am all alone out here, just me and the wind and the sand, which is always blowing – into my teeth, into my eyes, onto the bare skin of my legs.
I drove seven hours from Denver to nearby Green River, Utah before bouncing down 32 miles of unpaved dirt to arrive here in the canyonlands, far from civilization.
My sheep camp, perched on the edge of the canyon, is quaint and small. It is essentially a quite compact trailer with a raised bed, benches with built-in storage underneath, a pull-out table, a wood stove and a sink that drains into a plastic bucket on the sand, held in place by a rock so it doesn't get blasted into the canyon.
Really all the space one would need.
My job here, for two weeks, is to patrol the backcountry, this remote section of the national park that only a handful of visitors make it to a day.
At night my trailer rocks mightily – the wind can be fierce – and I hope that I don't tumble over the edge of the canyon along with the sand. Always long wisps of red sand are plummeting, plummeting over the edge. I sit and watch it from the front door of my trailer, with my bare feet swinging freely.
This is my favorite spot, where I watch the moon rise as shadows slowly cross the canyons and mesas and buttes that stretch east as far as the eye can see when the sun sets.
To the northeast, the Sierra La Sals surge skyward, above the treeline, an unexpected view in the desert. The peaks turn purple at sunset before slowly, ever so slowly, fading into the darkness of night.
There is no silence in the desert. Instead, there is whistling, whooshing, clanging and creaking. The pipe of my wood stove makes an eerie, haunting sound like moaning when the wind blows. It almost sounds like the thundering of drums, but echoing from far off in the distance. My daily soundtrack.
I had never heard of Edward Abbey or Aron Ralston when I agreed to come to this big, empty beautiful place. It was my cousin who insisted I bring along a copy of Abbey's 'Desert Solitaire' when she heard I was headed to the canyonlands of Utah.
Imagine my surprise as I voraciously read page after page about Abbey's life as a seasonal ranger in the nearby Arches, living in a sheep camp trailer and roaming free through the wilderness of the extreme desert during the day.
I had likewise never heard of Ralston before arriving in Horseshoe Canyon, despite vaguely hearing about '127 hours guy.' Again imagine my surprise to discover that Ralston had stumbled into my canyon after his ordeal, recounted in detail to me one afternoon by a ranger who had been a part of the search crew dispatched after the whole mess to retrieve his severed arm before any tourists found it.
There is just me and the wind, both gaping to the east and that canyon that rips across the land. One day my last visitor rolled away down the road towards civilization at 5 p.m. and I was left alone with the sun and the wind and the openness and the aloneness.
But the wind. That wind! I woke up before dawn to the rocking of my trailer as a rainstorm blasted through. An icy breeze came through the window I'd left open at night for respite from the hot desert air and blasted onto the core of my body. In the darkness I reached for my newly issued National Park Service fleece and quickly pulled it on.
And now the same fierce wind is rocking the trailer as I eat a measly dinner. I feel utterly alone.
Down in the canyon, it is different. The wind blows as fiercely as possible, but the only result is the gentle rustling of the cottonwood trees. They are scattered about the canyon interior, growing along Barrier Creek although there is no water. During the scorching summer months, the creek bed is just a dusty wash, filled with rocks and sand that are arduous to hike through. But somehow the cottonwoods find water along those wash banks.
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But always the solitude. I spend a few hours each midday hiding from the brutal heat of the sun underneath a cottonwood tree, in the shade and all alone with only the high canyon walls watching over me. Most wildlife sleeps through the unbearable heat except for a lone mourning dove, whose gentle call echoes through the bends of the rock walls. It is beyond peaceful.
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If you haven't yet read The Eleventh Commandment (A Dystopian Romance), or would just like to have it in print, I'm giving away two copies on Goodreads. The giveaway opens July 16 and runs through August 6, 2015. It's open to readers in the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand.
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My friend and writing buddy Kate Kelly has a book in the Kindle Scout program. It's hot and trending right now, but it could use your votes to stay there. The way Kindle Scout works is that you have a chance to read an excerpt, then nominate it if you'd like to see the book published by Amazon. If the book "wins" in this reader-driven selection process, you will automatically receive a free copy of it when it comes out, as a thank you for your sharp scouting skills. If anyone's writing deserves it, it's Kate's. She is a USA Today bestselling author. The two of us, who were critique partners at the time, actually finalled together in RWA's prestigious Golden Heart® contest once back in 2001, both in the same category, and both with cowboy books. These days, she self-publishes romantic suspense stories and writes awesome Superromances for Harlequin. I'll post the link to read her entry below, but first, to whet your appetite, here's an excerpt.
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Finally free of her cheating husband, Maggie Kennedy is searching for a "real man" to be a sperm donor for the baby she desperately wants, and figures cowboy country is the place to find one. She's set her sights on JD Cooper, who fits the bill to a T.
A famous architect, JD retreated to his brother's ranch three years ago when personal tragedy struck. He doesn't want a child. He doesn't want to fall in love. And he most definitely doesn't want to be part of Maggie's Next Great Idea .
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To set up the scene, Maggie Kennedy has propositioned JD Cooper to one night of hot sex, and he's trying to do the right thing by suggesting going to dinner instead. Poor guy. He doesn't have a chance! She wants a baby, and he wants her. He doesn't learn until later that she's picked him as the father of her child. This is the build-up to the first time they make love. Maggie and JD have a rough emotional ride in this story. Thank goodness for happy endings!
JD pulled his cowboy hat lower on his head as he settled into the low-slung seat beside Maggie. He was in for a lot of ribbing once they arrived in Cooper Creek. He hadn't grown up in the small village that sat a few miles east of Jackson Hole, but over the years he'd met most of the town folk, and if there was one thing he knew about the locals, they liked a good laugh. Especially at someone else's expense. Seeing him folded into this ridiculous pink car would give them fodder for months to come.
"Nice car," he said as he maneuvered his legs in the cramped space in front of him. His knees practically came up to his chin. Wasn't he the biggest goddamn fool who ever lived? He swore if Maggie had said Jump over the moon, he'd try his best to please her.
He glanced at her profile. He'd never met anyone like her before. As far as he could understand, she wanted to have sex with him. Not a relationship. Just sex. Was that some kind of cosmic joke? A beautiful, vibrant woman strolled into his house with a chocolate cake and said she wanted to have sex with him. She'd given him an instant hard-on, and it had been years since that had happened. Not the hard-on, but the immediacy. The urgency. He was starting to get hard right now, imagining those incredible long legs wrapped around him.
What was he doing taking her to Arnie's, for chrissakes?
"You're awfully quiet." Maggie glanced over at him.
"I'm rethinking my options."
"Meaning I think we should go back to my place."
She stomped on the brake, and the car skidded to a stop. "Right now?"
"Yeah." His nerves jangled so much, he wondered if he was glowing in the dark. "No. Damn it. Hang on a sec."
He reached for her and pulled her toward him. His breathing eased when he pressed his mouth against hers. She tasted sweet and mysterious at the same time. He slid his tongue along her lips and inhaled her breath. He'd inhale her if he could. Her lips were so soft. And eager. As greedy as his. It had been so long. He'd dated women since his divorce, had even tried to take the relationships to the next level, but no one had come close to making him feel like this.
If he didn't take her right now, he'd explode.
He pulled away. Welcomed the cool night air that washed over him. She'd pulled his shirt out of his jeans, and he sucked in a breath as her hands explored his stomach.
"We can't—"
"Yes, we can." She tried climbing over the stick shift to get to him.
He laughed and caught her hands. "No, baby. Not here in the middle of town. Let's go home."
Home. She really was driving him crazy. He'd never called the house home before. It had always been "the house."
"You're right. I guess." She pulled her hands through her hair and looked around and laughed. She started the engine and turned the car around and gunned it back to his house. "Talk to me. Talk to me about anything but sex, or I swear we won't make it back."
He put his hand on the back of her neck. He needed to feel her warm skin under his fingers. Needed to feel her pulse throbbing with excitement. To get her out of her clothes and lay her on his mattress. He didn't even have a proper bed, for God's sake. Just a thousand dollar mattress on the floor. What was wrong with him? He was squatting in his own home.
"Why is the car pink?" He pulled the question out of the air. He didn't want to think about why he lived the way he did. All he wanted was Maggie's warm, silken skin against him. He wanted to be inside her. Deep inside her. Over and over again.
"My ex wanted the car as part of the divorce settlement. I bought it for him as a wedding present."
She shrugged. "He's cheap, and I knew if I painted the car pink and made the seats and everything inside pink, he'd never spend the money to change it back."
"He must have hurt you a lot."
She downshifted as they flew up the last grade. "He got what I wanted the most, so I thought it only fair that I got something he wanted."
"What is it you wanted?" He knew he shouldn't ask. It was far too personal and didn't have anything to do with him and Maggie. He wanted to keep things light with her. Not get too involved. Maggie wasn't going to be here for long. He might not be, either, but then again, he might.
She parked the car and smiled sadly at him as they sat in the dark listening to the ticking of the engine cooling. "It doesn't matter anymore. What does matter is whether I'm going to get what I want tonight."
"That I can deliver on."
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It's hard out here for a pimp … er, an author.
Which is why I'm giving away free ebook copies of Covering Her Assets for the first 25 readers who agree to review the book. One of the factors that goes into Amazon's inscrutable algorithms is the number of reviews a book has, and of course, the average star rating. Thus it's in my interest to get some reviews up for this puppy while it's still relatively newly published. Naturally, I'm looking for readers who enjoy cozy mystery and who aren't offended by irreverent humor or the occasional cuss word.
I'm doing the read-to-review giveaway (or R2R, as we cool people like to call it) through Choosy Bookworm, so contact them, not me. They will compile the names (maximum of 25) and send the list to me. I will then contact the readers on the list to ascertain preference (EPUB or MOBI) and send the book winging off to them.
Sound like something you're interested in? Great! Go request it from Choosy Bookworm.
During this Breast Cancer Awareness Week, I bring you the story of a breast cancer heroine, Kate Kelly.
Kate is a member of a critique group of local authors which goes back well over a decade. (And by well over, I mean approaching two decades!) We basically all learned to write together. In fact, Kate and I both finalled in RWA's Golden Heart contest together in 2001, both with cowboy stories. We celebrated each other's victories and commiserated with each other over every rejection. And when Kate was diagnosed with breast cancer somewhere along that journey, it rocked our tight little critique group. It was also the first time the disease had struck someone in my closest circle. I soon learned how quickly and thoroughly it hijacks a person's life.
The most important thing I did for myself is put together my own health team. If you do nothing else, consult a nutritionist. I also had a naturopathic doctor help guide me through recovery. During treatment, doctors and nurses take over your life, and it's such an unfamiliar world, it's hard to understand what's right for you. Actively working to regain my health made me feel like I'd taken back control of my life. For me that meant stop putting toxins into my body and eliminating the toxins already there. I had to examine every aspect of my life. Did it pay off? Absolutely! Every day is a bonus for me, and I never forget it.
Happily, Kate is healthy now. She's back to writing and enjoying the grandchildren who've since come along. She frequently escapes the frigid Canadian winters to sail in much warmer seas with her husband. She's also sold three books to Harlequin Superromance, and self-published another five romantic suspenses. See all her books on her Amazon page.
But another friend, USA Today bestselling author Pamela Clare, is now in the midst of her own battle. She was diagnosed with breast cancer six months ago, and the ensuing treatments, combined with her inability to write and publish new material and thus bolster her income, have wiped out her finances. In our desire to help Pamela, a number of authors have contributed a work of fiction to a box set anthology for a short term run, with all proceeds to go to Pamela's medical fund. The result is Last Hero Standing. Priced at just $0.99, the box set, featuring New York Times and USA Today bestselling authors, is currently available for pre-order, and will be live on all major platforms for the month of November only. Please consider buying it to help Pamela win her fight.
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With the launch of my newest Montlake romantic suspense FATAL HEARTS just a few days away, I thought I'd post an excerpt. Since you can read the first pages at Amazon with the Look Inside feature, I'm going to post something from a little further on in the book. If you've read the blurb, you'll know that Toronto Police Detective Boyd McBride has come to Fredericton, New Brunswick, to look into the death of his identical twin Josh, who was conducting his own investigation into their birth parents. Although this is a single title book and not part of my Serve and Protect series, it is set square in the middle of that Serve and Protect world, complete with roles, large and small, from characters you'll remember from that series, if you've read it.
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Boyd signed in at police HQ almost two hours later. It had taken an hour to get the slim medical file from the records department, which he counted as a minor miracle. That kind of request often took days, if not longer. Twenty minutes for lunch while he took an unrewarding cruise through the hospital records, which were very minimal, and another half hour to get out of the busy hospital parking lot and downtown. Ten minutes after that, Detective Ray Morgan strode across the police station lobby toward him.
If Boyd hadn't met the guy already, he wouldn't have pegged him for a cop. He'd probably have figured him for a lawyer, given the setting. For starters, that custom tailored suit looked like it belonged on a model, as did that hundred-dollar haircut. Morgan was early to midthirties by Boyd's estimation, but it was hard to say with guys like that. The first time they'd met, Boyd had been ready to write him off as a dandified lightweight. But that was before the guy got close enough for him to get a look at his eyes and the deep grooves on either side of his mouth. That and the handshake convinced him there was a real cop under the elegant packaging after all.
"Detective McBride," he said, his voice as smooth and perfectly pitched as the rest of him. "Sorry to keep you waiting. Took me a while to get off the phone."
"Morgan." Boyd stood and grasped the other man's outstretched hand. "Thanks for agreeing to meet with me."
Morgan led him back to the detectives' bull pen. This was Boyd's second visit, but it struck him again how small it was. A mind-blowing thought, considering that this detective squad was the sum total for the whole city. Of course, there were more citizens in the city of Toronto than in the whole province of New Brunswick. A whole hell of a lot more. So it made sense that it would be small.
For his brother's sake, he hoped small didn't translate into ill equipped. Or, worse, incompetent.
They passed several desks, some manned, some empty, but all stacked high with paper and files and sticky notes and colored phone messages. The organized chaos made him feel right at home. A detective with a phone pressed to his ear nodded at them as they passed without missing a beat of his conversation. When they reached Morgan's desk, Boyd sat in the chair Morgan indicated.
"Coffee?" Morgan offered.
"No, thanks. I'm good.
Morgan gave a wry smile. "Good decision," he conceded. After taking his suit jacket off and carefully draping it over the back of an empty chair, he took a seat. Then he reached into a drawer of his desk and withdrew a folder, which Boyd assumed to be Josh's.
Boyd's gaze fell on the file on the desk between them. "So, what can you tell me about my brother's death?"
"Since we last talked on the phone? Very little more. I told you the coroner found no obvious problems with your brother's heart?"
"You did. And if I understand what you told me, that's not common, but it's not unheard of either. What was the stat you gave me? Up to five percent of sudden cardiac arrest victims display no discernible anatomic problems on autopsy?"
"Correct. The forensic toxicology report is probably still weeks away."
Boyd raised an eyebrow. "Weeks?"
"You know the drill, McBride. They test for probably three hundred substances. And you know there are new experimental drugs being introduced all the time and new designer crap hitting the streets. It takes time to test for all that stuff. And then if they find something, the result has to be replicated independently. If we find there was foul play, this shit has to hold up in court."
"I know. I'm just . . . anxious."
"We do have the hospital's standard tox screen, as I've already reported, so the really obvious ones—alcohol, cocaine, yada yada—can probably be safely eliminated."
Boyd wanted to say the illegal stuff could be eliminated without the benefit of testing, because this was Josh they were talking about, dammit. The man barely even took the occasional Advil. But he knew all too well that drugs sometimes wound up in a vic's system through no conscious choice of their own. Just ask all the roofied girls he'd talked to in ERs while a forensic nurse prepared to give them a sexual assault kit. Boyd drew a deep breath and exhaled slowly.
"We're also waiting for the genetic tests the coroner's office ordered." Morgan's eyes were sympathetic. "Maybe those results will shed more light."
"Right." He dragged a hand over his face. "So, what kind of wait are we talking about for the genetics? Weeks? Months?"
"Months would be my guess. The backlog is hellish."
Boyd nodded his understanding. He'd had to explain similar delays to many a bereaved mother or father or wife who'd just wanted to understand what had happened to their loved one.
"Maybe my results will come back first."
"You had genetic testing done on yourself?"
"After what happened with Josh, I had everything done. I've been imaged, had ECGs, EEGs, cardiac ultrasound, stress tests. I've worn a Holter monitor for forty-eight hours. They couldn't find even a whiff of abnormality, with the electrical system or otherwise."
"Interesting." Morgan scribbled a note and put it in the folder.
Boyd gestured to the file. "Any chance I can get a copy of that?"
"The file?" Morgan snorted. "You're welcome to look at it, but I can't be giving out copies. Which I think you knew before you asked. But I'll keep you abreast of developments. Like I said on the phone, I'm happy to do another sit-down with you further down the line, if it seems like it would be useful."
"I guess that'll have to be good enough."
The other detective's handsome features hardened. "I've already assured you that when I get toxicology back, you'll know about it. When I have the genetics report, you'll hear from me. Short of deputizing you and handing you the case, I don't know what more I can do."
"Sorry." Boyd held up his hands in a conciliatory gesture. The man was right. And the last thing Boyd wanted to do was piss off best window into Josh's case. "I know you're bending over backwards here. I didn't mean to imply otherwise. I'm just—"
"I know." Some of the ice went out of Morgan's eyes. "Don't sweat it."
Boyd cleared his throat. "Look, I know you told me a lot of this stuff on the phone, and I appreciate that. I really do. But can walk me through the timeline again? I just need to understand what happened."
Something stirred in Morgan's eyes now. Pity, he realized. Ordinarily, that would sting. Nobody pitied Boyd McBride. But under the circumstances, he'd take it. Take it and exploit it if he could.
Anything to find out the truth about Josh's death.
You can pre-order Fatal Hearts, or wait to snag it when it releases on August 19.
Monday of next week – July 14, 2014 – will mark the first Digital Book Day. The brainchild of New York Times bestselling author CJ Lyons, Digital Book Day has been established to honor the one person publishing can't do without — the reader.
Bestselling authors from around the world will be contributing free books for you to download during this one-day celebration of stories and the readers who bring them to life by reading them. What a great way to load up on free reading material, and to sample some authors you might not otherwise have discovered.
You might want to bookmark the site right now, and mark your calendar for Monday so you don't miss it.
Tell a friend! They'll thank you.
The newest Dix Dodd mystery will be out near the end of July or early August, but there's no reason we can't share the cover and blurb. What do you think? Are you excited for it?
As gigs go, this is a juicy one. Getting paid to hang out in a mansion.
Okay, there's a little more to it than just hanging out. Dylan and I have been hired by the ever enterprising Elizabeth Bee. Elizabeth, who'd recently snagged herself a rich octogenarian husband in the person of motel-mogul Hugh Drammen, fears someone is trying to harm her new meal ticket … er, precious Hugh-Bear. They'll succeed over her dead body. She intends to keep her hubby alive and well for a good, long time. Or at least until the pre-nup clause kicks in two years down the road, vesting her with a cool two mil. That's where Dylan and I come in, to figure out who's out to harm Hugh, and to keep him safe until we do.
Of course, Elizabeth doesn't want any household members to know we're private investigators, so we'll be going in under cover, me as the young Miss Bee's very attractive and youthful-looking mother recently returned from abroad (I can't believe she talked me into that!) and Dylan as my boy-toy. Just to spice things up, we'll be bringing Mrs. Presley along with us, in the role of Elizabeth's "loving" nanny.
Yep, it's going to be a blast! Elizabeth can rest easy knowing we're covering her assets.
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Alabama Tobacco Quitline - In Alabama, smokers can get free help by calling 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) or visiting www.quitnowalabama.com.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder Card - Alabamians who have a diagnosis that falls within the autism spectrum disorder may now apply for an identification card that can assist in their interactions with first responders and law enforcement officers during potentially stressful situations.
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Free STD Testing in Birmingham Starting in August - Birmingham AIDS Outreach is partnering with UAB to offer free screenings for sexually transmitted infections/diseases at two Birmingham locations beginning in August.
December Health Observances
- ADPH Organizational Chart
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- Address Roster of County Health Departments, Health Officers, and Administrators
- Annual Reports
- Alabama's Health (Employee Newsletter)
- 2016 Calendar | 2015 Calendar
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- Apply for a birth/death/marriage certificate?
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The Wikipedia article on Effect system is currently just a short stub and I've been wondering for a while as to what is an effect system.
- Are there any languages that have an effect system in addition to a type system?
- What would a possible (hypothetical) notation in a mainstream language, that you're familiar, with look like with effects?


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Division 11 - Double Late (Paeony Flowered)
18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
6-9 in. (15-22 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
Full Sun
Sun to Partial Shade
Light Shade
Parts of plant are poisonous if ingested
Dark Purple/Black
Mid Spring
Late Spring/Early Summer
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets)
N/A: plant does not set seed, flowers are sterile, or plants will not come true from seed
Flowers are good for cutting
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
Suitable for growing in containers
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Clifton, Colorado
Lawrenceville, Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
, Ontario
On Apr 11, 2006, ineedacupoftea from Denver, CO wrote:
A double sport of the famous 'Queen of the Night,' with all of her good qualities (vigour, perennialization) plus one: Having more petals, (which are incidentally darker!) the flowers last a good bit longer than a single. Very full and eye-catching, taking the black tulip another dramatic step.


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Lastarria Suites
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3-star hotel, convenient to Santiago Town Square
- Free WiFi
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- 35 smoke-free guestrooms
- Valet parking
- Self-serve laundry
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
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- In Santiago Center
- Santiago Town Square (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Palacio de la Moneda (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
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From 81 reviews
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- Duplex, 1 King Bed
- Standard Suite
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- This hotel has 35 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 20 floors
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Valet parking *
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- Smoke-free property
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- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Year Built 2010
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- The national sales tax (19%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Chile regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying in the country for 60 consecutive days or more. To qualify for a tax exemption, foreigners must pay for their stay in foreign currency (not in Chilean pesos) and present a valid passport along with the migration card they received upon arrival in the country at check-in. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
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Self parking is available for an extra charge
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Tuesdays from 5 pm til closing ate Family Nights. $1 for kids scoop. $1.50 for regular scoop.
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Friendly service from workers. Outside tables with umbrellas for warm days.
The English Department at Glenwood Middle School is first rate! Thank you for bringing literature alive for the students!
The golf staff at this Dick's Sporting Goods is VERY knowledgeable.
Great school with dedicated faculty.
Enjoy the special promotion...Four-Course Feast. For only $15 you get soup, salad, entree, dessert. Great idea for date night. #redlobster #datenight
The person on the check in desk is helpful, pleasant, and welcoming.
Tracey, Vanessa, and Carolyn are great with kids and adults alike.
This BK is 50s themed. looks like a diner.
If driving with GPS, you will be directed to drive on Charmain Road, then take a sharp left turn on Buena Vista Rd. GPS will tell u center is on left. Won't be. Continue further. bldg will be on left.
At the main entrance, pick up schedules for UMBC sports teams. Bring the family to support your local college team. #parenting
MiniLand is amazing, especially the Star Wars area. I loved that the kids could see what Los Angeles and Hollywood looked like in Lego before visiting the real thing! Read more
My teen had The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf on her list of places she wanted to visit in California because she had read that many celebrities go there. Read more
The 12-inch jaalpeno dog is spicy, but oh-so-good. My not-very-adventurous when it comes to food tween even had a hot dog with pastrami. Read more
The Teen is in her element shopping @angl on Melrose. #seizingfamilytime
Slurping samples of frozen iced tea and frozen lemonade with the blueberry waffle sandwich.
Dark chocolate with white chocolate chips is to-die-for.


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