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Lack of medical care in a roll over car acident. Driving home late on dark road. I overcorrected steering wheel to avoid deer that darted cross the road. Rollover totaled van I was driving. I was knocked out for several hours. According to police report they acknowldge car rollover. I was not properly evaluated. Police assumed DUI and said I had slured speech and I was on prescription drugs! THIS IS NOT TRUE. As written in police report.- 1st reponder (fire dept) "evaluated " and put me to sit on the curb. I had no other treatment given and I was taken to Jail. After bonding out by wife, she took me to hospital (13 hrs later) due to extreme pain- I could not move- Hospital admitted me immediately. RESULT- I broke neck in 2 places head injury, broken ribs, contusion glass in body
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This is not exactly a "medical malpractice" situation. You more likely have a claim against the local police and/or government operating the jail, for failing to get you the treatment you needed. The big question is whether you had any lasting or worsened injury due to the delay.
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I would contact a local DUI lawyer to investigate and advise you of your rights as Mr. Lassen also recommended.
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A suit requires you to show that someone else did something wrong and that it caused damage. The cops and medically-trained fire department responders will all say they did their job properly. You would need some expert witnesses to testify on your behalf that they did not. These witnesses would be expensive if you could find them at all.
As to damage, your injuries (broke neck in 2 places, head injury, broken ribs, contusion, glass in body) would have been the same whether you went to the hospital immediately or 13 hours later. Unless you can show how the delay made your injuries worse, then what is the damage you want to sue for? "Delay" isn't damage.
Finally, these are all "government actors" meaning they probably have a degree of government immunity even if you were able to show that they did something wrong that injured you more.
So yes, forget the civil suit. Fight the DUI.
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Axium (XTS Software) is a privately held software company founded in 1993 and based in Portland, Oregon. Axium has created accounting, project management, and business development software for the architecture and engineering (A/E) industries. Axium was named one of the fastest-growing private companies by the Portland Business Journal in 2008,[1] 2009,[2] and 2010.[3] Axium was rated as one of the top 100 companies to work for in the State of Oregon in 2009 and 2010 by Oregon Business magazine.[4][5]
In 1983, Alan Mills formed a joint venture with Timberline Software and developed the architecture & engineering specific product offering. On September 27, 1996, Timberline Software sold its Architecture & Engineering product line to Mills and Cathy Mills.[6] In 2004, Axium launched an entirely new software platform, Ajera, which makes up its core offering today. The company announced plans to move to neighboring Tigard's Lincoln Center in 2010.[7] The company had revenues of $10.9 million for 2011 and had 78 employees at that time.[8] Axium was sold in December 2012 to 2ndWave Software, but was to retain its headquarters in Oregon.[9]
Axium launched a new product, Project Trek, in 2014.[10] This came after the company acquired ArchitTrek in March 2014 in an effort to add collaboration and construction project management to its offering.[11]
Acquisition by Deltek[edit]
In June 2014, Axium was acquired by one of their main competitors, Deltek. Terms of the acquisition deal were not disclosed.[12] While Deltek announced plans to incorporate Axium's software solutions into their own offering and reported that the acquisition would speed their growth, Axium continues to operate as a separate entity and serve their 2,200+ existing customers.[13]
- Ajera (2013) - In 2013, Axium consolidated ajeraCore and ajeraComplete into a singular software product. The new Axium Ajera offers the same web-based platform with full-scale accounting capabilities, project management and planning tools, and real-time financial reporting as the previous Complete version.
- Project Trek (2014) - A web-based project collaboration tool for Architecture and Engineering firms, spawned by the companies acquisition of ArchitTrek.
In addition to the main products listed above, Axium also has some legacy products:
- PORTFOLIO (2006) – In October 2010, Axium renamed and rebranded the PORTFOLIO product by calling it "AjeraComplete".
- iTime & iExpense (2002) – First web-based application for employee time & expense entry.
- Protrax (1997) – Axium's first windows based software and the first time that Axium offered actual or normal costing within their payroll applications. Sale of Protrax to new clients ended in 2010 but Protrax will continue to be supported by Axium until 2013.
- TimeTrax (1992) – Windows-based time tracking program that could be integrated with AEasy, AEasy Plus and Protrax.
- AEasy Plus (1989) – Developed to service medium & large A/E firms with more advanced features.
- AEasy (1986) – Axium's second generation MS-DOS solution targeted at small, growing AE firms.
- AEPEX (1984) – First A/E specific product was developed to work on UCSD p-System and MS-DOS running on a variety of PCs.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Fastest-Growing Private 100 Companies Awards Reception". Portland Business Journal. Retrieved 29 May 2015.
- ^ "Fastest-Growing Private 100 Companies Awards Reception 2009". Portland Business Journal. Retrieved 29 May 2015.
- ^ "Fastest-Growing Private Companies Awards Reception 2010". Portland Business Journal. Retrieved 29 May 2015.
- ^ "The 2009 Top 34 Medium Companies to Work For in Oregon". Oregon Business. March 2009.
- ^ "The 2010 List: 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon". Oregon Business. March 2010.
- ^ "Timberline Software signs agreement with Axium for sale of A&E product line". Business Wire. September 27, 1996. Retrieved 20 August 2010.
- ^ Schmidt, Brad (August 19, 2010). "Beaverton's Axium headed to Tigard's Lincoln Center". The Oregonian. Archived from the original on 20 August 2010. Retrieved 20 August 2010.
- ^ Stevens, Suzanne (January 10, 2013). "Axium owners sell the company". Portland Business Journal. Retrieved 11 January 2013.
- ^ Rogoway, Mike (January 9, 2013). "Tigard software company Axium sold, will retain Oregon headquarters". The Oregonian. Retrieved 10 January 2013.
- ^ "Deltek Axium Introduces Project Trek to Deliver a Collaboration & Document Management Solution". Panorama Consulting Solutions. 2014-06-27. Archived from the original on 2014-07-14. Retrieved 2014-07-08.
- ^ "Axium Acquires ArchitTrek™ to Add Collaboration and Construction Management Capabilities to Its Accounting and Project Management Solution". PR Web. 2014-03-06. Retrieved 2014-07-08.
- ^ "Portland architectural and engineering software company sold to Virginia outfit". Biz Journals. 2014-06-05. Retrieved 2014-07-08.
- ^ "Deltek Acquires Axium to Extend Its Market Leadership in the Architecture and Engineering Industry". Business Wire. 2014-06-04. Retrieved 2014-07-08.
External links[edit]
- Axium Official Website


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Living in Virginia not good for online poker
Living in the State of Virginia is not a good place to live if one is hoping to play legal on line poker. Seems, this State Government is against allowing online poker here.
I have done my part and sent messages to all of the politicians. And, get a non-committal "caned" message back.
I met my 2nd District Congressman Riggell at the voting poles during his first run for Congressman, and mentioned the desire of many Virginians to legalize on line poker. Not sure it did any good.
Also, wrote to the Governor and Senators.
Can't do much more than that. Just hope that some one with a higher pay grade than mine can do something.
I am 75 years old and, of course retired, and On line poker helps me while away the day. lol
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Dude I so feel your pain. I currently live in Washington state and online poker its a class c felony here. I am lucky that bovada recently open its doors back up to Wa. St players...but I really wish I could play on blackchippoker and carbon...
I'm pretty sure playing online poker isn't "illegal" in Virginia, at least no more so than any other state without specific legislation outlawing it. WA state is one of the few, if not only, states with legislation specifically outlawing online poker. Maryland possibly, as I hear their anti-gambling legislation is written in such a way as it could easily be enforced against online gaming. I don't think even Kentucky, whose governor has been on an anti-online-poker crusade for years, has passed any statutes outlawing online poker.
It's a common misconception that playing online poker is "illegal" in the US. Other than those very few states (e.g. WA) with specific legislation in place that makes it illegal, it's not true. And there are no federal laws against online poker, either. So for the vast majority of US players, there is nothing illegal about playing online poker.
That said, there is still a considerable difference between being "legal" and "not illegal." Obviously we'd prefer active legalization and regulation if for nothing else than to protect ourselves as players. Without a legislated and regulated online gaming environment, unless we live in the few states that have recently legalized and regulated online poker, we're left taking our chances with the offshore sites who choose to continue doing business in the US, while working around the US financial institutions who refuse to handle payments because they're afraid of running afoul of the UIGEA (which could be argued not to apply to online poker anywhere that poker isn't specifically outlawed).
Point of all that being to the OP: much (if not most) of CardsChat is made up of US players who are still playing online poker somewhere. Just because your state hasn't specifically legalized it, as long as they haven't outlawed it, you aren't breaking any laws by playing. You're just taking your chances with a site that can choose to take your money and run, or be shutdown because they themselves violated laws.
Currently there are only two states where an operator can get a license (DE is different, they have a single, state-sponsored platform, and do not license other entities to participate in that market).
So, any site serving players in any of the other 48 states is doing so as an unlawful internet gaming operation, as are any sites operating in NJ/NV without a license, and thus transactions to and from those operations violate the UIGEA.
So derailing a bit on the UIGEA argument, can you direct me to any legal discussion or precedent that says existing licensing authorities that were setup to regulate conventional B&M operators automatically apply by default to online gaming as well? Other than KY's crusade against poker-related domain names years ago, I don't recall any state initiated actions against online sites based on violations of their state licensing laws. You would think there would have at least been a few.
Based on much of what I've read, including some sources that included state-by-state legal opinions of online gaming, the vast majority of states don't yet have laws that could be assumed to apply as written to online poker. Those with licensing statutes as you mention are by and large clearly written for physical, B&M operators and were never equipped to consider online licenses; therefore the idea that online gaming would automatically be subject to the same licensing statutes could indeed be argued.
I would see it as similar to the Federal Wire Act not being applicable to online poker, which should have been clear to even a layman's reading of the law, but that didn't stop the DOJ from arguing that the Wire Act did indeed apply to online poker for years -- and using it as basis for a number of online poker seizures and actions, including BF -- before reversing their position in late 2011. Despite the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling way back in 2002 that the Wire Act did not apply to online gaming.
Which I think is responsible for what amounts to a bit of a gap in state legislation. I expect most states had not enacted specific online gaming statutes because they were likely assured that the DOJ would prosecute online gaming under the Wire Act. Now that the Act has been neutered with regards to online gaming, it not only opened the door to states being able to legalize online poker, but left a gap in existing statutes that didn't specifically apply themselves to online gaming. So I expect most states would find themselves challenged to enforce their licensing laws against online poker, and therefore use it as a basis for UIGEA action. So far, only WA state seemed to be troubled enough by this to move forward with specific laws against online gaming.
Note also that prior to BF, for several years there were fairly regular DOJ actions and seizures, almost all of which claimed Wire Act violations. When UIGEA was fully enacted, you started hearing UIGEA violations added in (again usually in concert with the Wire Act). But since BF and the DOJ's reversal on the Wire Act, UIGEA actions against remaining US-facing sites are materially non-existent. If virtually all states, as you claim, had enforceable laws against online gaming, then UIGEA would fully apply in all cases and the DOJ -- not only the states themselves -- could still be taking action. Why aren't they?
I agree that there's some states with legislation on the books that's probably "close enough" -- the aforementioned Maryland for instance -- and that's probably why those handful of states are being dropped by several US-facing poker sites. They know in those cases they're skating dangerously close to a UIGEA enforcement against them, and they know from BF and other cases that being offshore doesn't always make them untouchable or free of serious consequence.
But again, we derail. There is a clear legal distinction between playing online poker and operating an online poker site. It's very clear that playing is not illegal in almost all states. The operation argument is much less clear and from what I understand, has certainly not seen much clarification by way of legal precedent so far. I'd welcome your insight and experience though in pointing me to resources that might clear that up for me.
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I think if that argument could be made, an underlying NY law was used as the basis for charging UIGEA violations. That law does not specifically apply to internet gambling. Also, money laundering charges were brought, which require an underlying criminal activity as the source of the money being laundered.
So while the number of states where unlicensed internet poker would bring UIGEA into play may not be 48, I think it is fair to say that in most instances, unlicensed sites would be viewed as violation UIGEA
I don't imagine living anywhere in the USA, especially in parts closer to the South, is an any place for online poker. On this Superbowl weekend, let's not forget that when the UIGEA was introduced a few years ago, tied to a completely unrelated port security bill, that the politicians associated with the UIGEA were strongly encouraged by the NFL to pass it, because online poker was having a negative effect on sports betting.
I live in Virginia as well, and I have sent numerous letters and emails to various people in power..I have never got anything back but a general automated response, never ever having anything to do with poker or gambling, but more to do with why I should re-elect them. Then I get stuck on their mailing list, and get every future campaign promotion and what they view as achievements and spam and more spam.
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I do play at almost all the major sites that still cater to the USA though. A lot of people DO think it is illegal to play online poker, the majority of people I talk to actually. It gets old trying to explain to them time after time about how it is not illegal to play poker, but rather to run a poker site/payment processor.
The closest casino is Maryland Live, which according to Google Maps, is a 2hour58min drive from my house.There are others that are not too much farther..Charles TownWVA, acNJ, & DoverDE all have casinos, but Maryland live is the current closest for me, from Williamsburg, VA
There are local, bar league, poker games.. but not worth the time and effort for the prizes they offer, at least the closest bar league.
There are some leagues that give cash prizes, but that is technically illegal in this state.. and at least a 45 min drive to the closest venue.
Colonial Downs Horse-Track has at least 1, if not 2 or 3 freerolls that offer a $500 betting voucher, if you get first...but I've seen the final table chop more often than not. You can then use the voucher towards a 10c trifecta, or whatever and take the rest back in cash...but the next day because the poker game ends after all of the betting windows are closed. So it's basically just like winning cash, but in this state that is supposedly illegal, so they give you a betting voucher instead.
There are also plenty of home cash games around, I know of at least 1 every night of the week in the Hampton Roads area. If you go play at the bar leagues you will eventualy hear about a cash game or tournament at someones house, and if your not a total weirdo..prolly get invited lol.
Some of them are run like at a casino, with free booze and a dealer, but they take a rake..highly illegal also, and you hear about a gambling house getting busted every once in a while in the news.
The others are just self dealt, no rake or "optional" $5 donation when u buy in, BYOB...usually at a neighborhood clubhouse. If you double your original buy in or more, than you "donate" another 5% or so, and it all goes towards the swim team or club house your playing at.
From my understanding, in Virginia, you can make a bet with someone else as long as a third party is not profiting/taking rake, and it is not illegal. So if you were playing at one of the poker houses taking rake, and it got busted, you would not get in trouble for playing..but the people running it would.
Sorry I started to ramble and stuff..
Poker sucks in VA, but at least there are some games..
Having the means to play the game online and not be shut out by the site would lead me to believe that you will be able to play and still be able to avoid individual prosecution. I have never heard of an online player from being prosecuted. They usually are concerned with the operators and money changers.
There used to be a site you could go to and it actually listed live home games in your area, it was similar to craigslist... not sure if that site still exists, and was and still am hesitant to use it...cuz u never know about people you meet on the interwebz..
Living in Virginia and Flying the Texas Flag
I see you live in Virginia and and flying the Texas Logo. lol I use to live in Texas, but now live in Virginia Beach.
Being retired, and 76 years of age, I don't have any difficulty finding stuff to do. Seems, there is not enough time in the day for me. With all the things to do.
I have to struggle to find time for On Line Poker. Mostly at nite.
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Took son to the batting cages last week, we had a great time. The machines worked well and if they had issues the staff was prompt to fix. We didnt mini golf but it looks like they are upgrading and expanding the coarse.
We went here with our two boys home rom college. We had such a hoot. If you have younger ones you might want to sign up for unlimited golf for $12 as opposed to $10 for one game. We did not go to the batting cages this time.
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| fire dragonheart chapter 1 . 8/1/2010
| Lavande chapter 1 . 2/15/2005
i would have liked you to write on. this is really a nice story.
| a-chan chapter 1 . 11/8/2004
it was good
| Laheara chapter 1 . 6/2/2002
AND? Where's the rest? I wnt to read the epi!
This story was just TOOO adorable. I really loved it. I could really picture them thinking those things during the converstation. And I loved how Daniel wanted Jack to trust him so much just to hear that Jack wanted Daniel's friendship almost if not as much too. That was really great.
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| Harriet chapter 1 . 5/28/2002
This is good, I like it. Realistic, th kind of thoughts you could be having at a time like this. Nice little comments too, about the beer and such like. Bended in well with the programme. All in all, good.


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| AnimeQueen48 chapter 20 . 9/2/2005
OH, MY, GOSH! This was an amasing story! I feel really sorry for Usagi and Serena but it turned out ok so that isnt big . How do they get Pan-chan out of Maniki? I no the name is from GT but...
I don't think there was anything wrong with this story. There were lots of twists which I injoyed. there were lots of funny parts. There were ooc's on Picclo and Gohans part.
I do have one question though. Gohan was young which means that this would have been through the FREEZA SAGA. And that is when they meet Vegeta and he certanly wasnt SSJ. So when did they meet him in your story?
| ass chapter 20 . 3/5/2002
srena is usagi YOU DUM ASS
| MarsMoonStar chapter 20 . 8/25/2001
great greats mooooore lol opps
| mooniegirl chapter 20 . 8/11/2001
i really love your story! did you say earleir that you were going to write a sequel? please e-mail me with your answer! ja ne!
| Athena5 chapter 20 . 6/30/2001
Great story. I loved it.
| limy chapter 20 . 6/14/2001
thats really good
| Spooky Fyre chapter 20 . 6/13/2001
*giggles* Oh that was cute! Hope you don't mind but I kinda zipped trough all the chapter and just wrote a review for this one. *smiles brightly* So this is for all the chapters! I like! I like!
| M i S t r Y chapter 20 . 6/2/2001
bootie story..hehe...i wuv it
| tenshi-chan chapter 15 . 5/27/2001
evil was an under-statement.
| tenshi-chan chapter 7 . 5/26/2001
i except your apology.
| Flame chapter 20 . 5/19/2001
Writer 2 Writer this story rocks!
I love how you ended it in thos chapter!
Good luck on your following stories!
Ja ne!
| Callisto Star chapter 20 . 4/22/2001
YAY YAY YAY YAY YAY! This is an excellent story, great job!
| PrincessLesse chapter 20 . 4/19/2001
OHHH! This is sooo good. I love this.. I read it all through in one day, I just couldn't stop reading. I love Gohan/Usa pairings. And I must say that these fight scenes were awesome because they caught my attention, and it didn't bore me to death. I don't like them for some odd reason. But I liked this fic and GO GOHAN! He is MY man. ::drool:: _... Well.. gotta jet...~~~ Ja ne, ~*~LessE~*~
| Shawna chapter 20 . 4/13/2001
Awww, that was a sweet present... I Loved it when Goten got scared! lol! I never laughed so hard!
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The big issue here – aside from whether Nottinghamshire will or will not have a chance to play in this summer's Twenty20 Cup final and whether their view will influence the shape of any future English Premier League – is whether Mark Ramprakash will honour this ground by scoring his 100th first-class century.
The quest has become a bit of a saga for the old fellow. On 97 hundreds at the start of the season, he added two in his first three matches but his form since has been as unspectacular as that of his county, who are the only side in the First Division without a win. In his last eight Championship innings, Ramprakash's best has been the 48 he managed in the first innings against Kent last week, which he followed with a golden duck in the second, his first for almost four years.
The chase resumed in the second over of the day here yesterday as Surrey lost their first wicket but has not progressed far because of rain. Only 30 overs were possible all day. Ramprakash is not out on 19.
To encourage himself today he may think about his last first-class hundred here, on 3 September, 1991, a couple of days before his 22nd birthday. That was the ninth century of his 99. To get the monkey off his back today he will at least have to answer the questions being asked by Darren Pattinson, who makes the ball swing here as readily as anyone and is finding a testing bounce, too. Both the wickets that fell yesterday were his, Stewart Walters succumbing to a delivery that jumped off a length to be caught at third slip, Scott Newman flashing at a wide one to be caught behind.
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Buying MacKenzie's Baby
By Kim Rees
Samhain Publishing, Ltd.Copyright © 2006 Kim Rees
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Chapter One"Note to self. Don't drink vodka. Again. Ever."
Kate rubbed at sticky eyes and dragged at her face with tight fingers. Her head pounded. She stared up at the white ceiling.
Something was wrong. She blinked. It was silly, ridiculous, but the ceiling seemed to be a lot further away. Her bedroom ceiling was low, had a damp patch and swirly patterns. Definitely not high and edged with intricate geometric moulding.
"Okay, still dreaming."
Her hazy mind happy, she yawned, stretching her spine against the smoothness of the sheets. And froze. Sensation bombarded her. The light scent of lavender. A mattress that didn't squeal and squeak with every movement. The soft weight of blankets, when she had a heavy duvet, and a sleek warmth to the sheets that caressed her very naked skin. Naked. She didn't sleep naked. Couldn't. It was too cold, what with the old heating.
Kate pulled in her scattering thoughts. Her heart hammered, eclipsing the pounding in her head. She remembered to breathe. "All right. Don't panic." She tried not to hear the fear in her own voice. "I'm in a strange bed and I'm naked. That doesn't necessarily mean-"
Her attention shot to her right as the mattress shifted. Rich, woolen blankets slipped. Horror tightened her already nervous stomach and blood rushed into her face. A man's tousled, sandy hair. Her gaze snapped away and fixed on the high ceiling. She had to get-
More movement. A heavy arm fell across her and Kate's teeth dug at her lip, biting back the yelp. Too late. Too late to make an anonymous escape.
Her hands clenched. Maybe if she eased out of the bed, let that warm, strong arm slip, slide over her body ...
Kate gasped. Memories of a touch, the fiery stroke of impatient fingers, a mouth sliding hot and wet over her skin. Arching under the weight of another body. The ecstasy of skin against skin. Oh God. She had ...
With a complete stranger.
Her mind shot into the present. The stranger shifted. A large, warm hand splayed over her stomach and those clever fingers started to move. A gentle, almost sleepy caress sparked flickers of fire under her skin. How? This didn't happen to her. Hadn't since ... him.
Kate closed her eyes, not wanting to deny the curl of heat low in her belly. Only Mack had ever made her skin burn. "Not him. Not now." Finally, after years of misery, she could put the pain of that man behind her.
Even muffled by the blankets, the soft, deep voice made her toes curl. That and what his equally clever mouth-
"Nothing," Kate gasped.
"Like that?"
"God, yes."
"And this?"
Kate became lost in her own rapid breathing. An involuntary little squeal escaped her. But then- "Don't stop. Oh God, please, don't stop."
Blankets ripped back with a string of expletives. His eyes. Their burning anger slashed across her face and Kate flinched against it. All desire shriveled. Something sick lurched in her stomach. Not a stranger. Kate's eyes crushed shut, blocking out the cold hatred in his dark brown gaze. She fought back the sting of tears, her hands covering her scalding face. "No!" It was almost a wail.
Cold air washed over her skin. He snatched up the top sheet and Kate made a sudden scramble for anything to cover her nakedness.
"What a pleasant surprise to see you too, Kate."
Her hangover burst back. She groaned. Unthinking, she stared at his naked torso, delaying on his arms. His smooth brown skin, still with beautifully sharp muscle definition. She had always loved-
No, not going there. This man had torn out her heart and stamped on it. "What the hell are you doing in my bed?" Good. Anger. Much better than the other feeling.
"Your bed?" He was on his feet, fingers bunching the white sheet around his waist. His hard glare swept over the clean, pale walls and then fixed on her. Steel bands contracted around her chest at the derision she found there. "Since when could you afford a room like this?" His voice grated and dark eyes narrowed. "Did you do this hoping for a handout?"
The blood burned in her face. Money. It always came back to money with Sean Mackenzie. A wife was only a drain. It was why she hadn't taken a penny from him when they divorced. Her arms tightened convulsively around the blanket covering her breasts. Not a penny. "You haven't changed, Mack."
"Where you're concerned? No. Never. Now get out."
"Then turn around."
A bark of harsh laughter made her jump. "You have nothing I want to see."
"That wasn't the impression you just gave."
He smirked, and the callous glitter sharpened his eyes. "A naked woman in my bed? Offering herself?" Mack's voice was a caress and Kate fought the shiver rippling over her skin. Fought and lost. "What's a man to do?"
He could never resist. No, not going to that memory she had of Angela. "Yes. I see."
Kate pulled in her courage and swung her legs over the edge of the bed. Her toes dug into the deep softness of the rug. Mack's gaze prickled over her as she shuffled across the room. Clothes, underwear, both hers and his, were flung around the room. Her face reddened. Awkwardly, she pulled on her underwear, shrugged into her crumpled dress and tried desperately to keep as much of her body covered with the light blanket.
Mack, relaxing on the bed, his long, lean body barely covered by that white sheet, a cruel smile cutting his mouth, was obviously enjoying her struggle. "How was it for you, Kate?"
She watched her hands rub down the creases of her silver, sheath dress, preparing her face for the lie. "Not very memorable, Mack." She looked up and gave him a sharp smile. "Sorry."
"So you didn't scream my name?" He picked at a piece of fluff on the sheet. "Beg me to take you again?" An eyebrow rose. "And again?" His smile was to himself. "Maybe your acting is worth payment. My wallet's on the dresser. Take what's there."
Kate stared. Fury had her shaking. For one moment, she'd thought he was another man, one who had broken Mack's spell over her body. But no. Stupidly, she'd had sex with Sean Mackenzie. And he hadn't changed. "No," she grated. "And it'll be a cold day in hell before I touch it, or you, ever again."
Hot, angry tears blurred her eyes as she ran from his hotel room.
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January 31, 2015. It's hard to belive there was no snow on the front lawn a week ago, but there it is. This is a photo of Andrea shoveling the sidewalk in front of the house. The City is supposed to clear the sidewalks but they are very slow and unreliable. They have old equipment (which I saw being repaired on the sidewalk during the blizzard) and they are understaffed. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1Lx0ENg
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Shoveling the Snow
January 31, 2015. It's hard to belive there was no snow on the front lawn a week ago, but there it is. This is a photo of Andrea shoveling the sidewalk in front of the house. The City is supposed to clear the sidewalks but they are very slow and unreliable. They have old equipment (which I saw being repaired on the sidewalk during the blizzard) and they are understaffed. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1Lx0ENg
Friday, January 30, 2015
January 30, 2015. This is the furnace, fully repaired and purring happily like a kitten with cream. You can also see the rest of the basement, which as you can see is unfinished. I have ambitions, but the basement has a roof height of about 6 and a half feet - not really good for everyday use. Why couldn't they have built it one foot deeper? From Flickr http://ift.tt/1CIVY2M
Thursday, January 29, 2015
January 29, 2015. A deep blue sky and icicles - winter's back. The two-day storm dumped several feet of snow on everything, and these icicles are the inevitable result. The house is nice and toasty, not because the furnace is working (it isn't) but because snow insulates well and the heaters are efficient. Worked at home defining deliverables all day; project meetings tomorrow and then the weekend. Feeling good about myself. P.S. the soffit you see upper left and the roof that holds it was rebuilt and installed by me several years ago, and is holding quite nicely thank you. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1LnQDSy
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
January 27, 2015. It's cold in the house today as the furnace picked today, of all days, to quit. As you can see, there's a blizzard outside the front door. The guy from Enbridge, pictured, found the problem, but with everything closed we'll be a couple days without heat. We have electric heaters on, though, and with sweaters and wooly socks we should be OK. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1zsszdR
Monday, January 26, 2015
Morning Perk
January 26, 2015. I never really watched Friends while it was on TV, but now Netflix has ten seasons available, which should occupy me for a while. Hence, 'Central Perk', which gives me the title of today's photo, taken at Café Codiac, where I get my morning coffee every day, usually in that same red mug. Today I went to the office expecting an open day but had 6 hours of meetings. But I've dedicated this week to closing out some longstanding issues, and they'll be settled by accord or by fiat. Either way is good with me. I need to get back to the business of making great educational applications. P.S. notice the squeaky clean appliances and floors? That's how you brew outstanding coffee. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1zR5vFh
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Road Trip
January 25, 2015. Up a bit early today to drive to Charlottetown to see the Moncton Miracles on the road against the storm. After a 120-111 win, we drove home happy. Best day in a week. Maybe more. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1BbA5EY More photos here.
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Sick Day
Jabuary 23, 2015. I needed friendly cats - I bought this picture at a Christmas market in Berlin - because today was a sick day. Which meant only three meetings, dropping off at the dentist, and a run to Costco. I also forgot to put a card in the camera, had a headache all day (I wonder whether I'm still suffering from being kicked in the head) and am running on 1/2 speed. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1CFetoW
January 24, 2015. Still under the weather, staying in all day. I had enough energy to turn my mind to the office upstairs again (notice the paint samples on the wall). I set up the bicycle on the trainer, set up the Wireless TV to play the Miracles basketball game (which as of the half they are trailing badly), and of course, a new signed José Bautista poster on the wall. Put in half an hour or so on the bike, worked up a sweat, and maybe that will chase the last of the ill health away. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1yeju13
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
January 21, 2015. A nice clear day with a deep blue sky, cold and frozen. This is the pond on the road near my office. This time of year we'd normally be hip-deep in snow, so I'm happy we have just a trace, with ice. Relatively quiet day today, spin in the evening, forging ahead one inch at a time. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1Chvllc
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
January 20, 2015. I went to Mapleton Park at noon to check up on the ducks - I last saw them before the deep freeze of the last couple weeks and I was worried about them. I'm happy to report that they are thriving. I also encountered this little fellow, who scampered alongside the trail beside me for a while before climbing a tree and chattering at me. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1zveE68
Monday, January 19, 2015
Rainy Days and Mondays
January 19, 2015. Today is 'Blue Monday', so named because it's the most depressing day of the year - dark, dreary, and a good two months from the end of winter. But it wasn't so bad for me - a couple of good meetings, a spin class, and getting some stuff done in between. But I have to get those negative influences out of my life - things like Twitter and Facebook threaten to drag me down into the mire of gossip, innuendo and hate. From Flickr http://ift.tt/15ohjSS
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Saturday, January 17, 2015
January 17, 2015. With the announcement that Target will be closing we went down to clean them out of Teriyaki tuna and a couple other things nobody else has. It wasn't much. I wanted to get a broom and a sponge mop, but they only had flimsy plastic implements. I feel badly for the employees but not for Target - they have good stores and products in the U.S., but here in Canada they thought they could sell us trash, and they paid billions to learn they couldn't. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1Au2bec
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Saint John River
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Most of LPSS
January 13, 2015. We held our LPSS program workshop in Fredericton over the last two days. This is most of the program team - Susan, Heather, and Patricia are all missing (maybe others too). Some really good session and great discussion. We're located in five different cities, so the occasional get-together like this is essential. The rest of the time we eat, work and sleep distance. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1DWbyXS
Monday, January 12, 2015
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Sunday, January 11, 2015
Cole's Island
January 11, 1015. Drove to Fredericton this afternoon. About half way, the Canaan River crosses the highway, and a few kilometers down from that we find the hamlet of Cole's Island. So I turned off a bit to capture the winder scene in the failing light of the afternoon. Tonight: football. Tomorrow: workshop in Fredericton. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1C51UB0
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015
January 6, 2015. Freezing cold again today so I wasn't outside much. This is some tofu on display in Costco - I like tofu - especially in hot and sour soup, or with Szechuan sauce - but I didn't buy any. I also liked the bright yellow design of these boxes. They made me feel happy. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1DhphLk
Monday, January 5, 2015
Cold Ducks
January 5, 2015. The temperature started cold and kept dropping through the day, with a strong wind just for fun. I fear for these ducks. They are puffed out and have found a bit of moving water. But the coming cold snap could be really hard on them. But there's nothing I can do, really, other than take their picture. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1DbXOuo
Sunday, January 4, 2015
December 4, 2015. The snows came over night, then the freezing rain, then the basketball team from Charlottetown. The Storm prevailed over a deleted Moncton squad, while the hometown Miracles were more than accommodating, shooting only 32% from the floor. No sugar-coating this one. It got pretty hard to watch by the end. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1rVct96
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Saturday, January 3, 2015
Spring Garden Place
January 2, 2015. We hit the town before driving home today. This photo was taken at the coffee shop in the surprisingly well-designed Spring Garden Place - it's a little downtown mall that uses skylights and mirrors to create a really open and airy indoor atmosphere. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1F0hLq3
January 1, 2015. Woke up this morning to see nothing but white outside the window as a snow squall greeted the new year in Halifax. The roads were even more slippery that they look, resulting in us staying in most of the day, except to see the Hobbit (IMAX, 3D) in the late afternoon. From Flickr http://ift.tt/1BtX3bT
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Baseball came back to us this week, but it opened in its usual, drab format: with hyperbolic reports on players' weights, promising a month of statistics that don't matter. It seems to me this desperation we have for real baseball would be best served with a different focus, if only for the next six weeks: college baseball. I have tried for years to convert casual MLB fans into college baseball observers, with mixed success, but I'm going to keep trying. I know the aluminum bat might be too much for you, and the sloppy play is a put-off, but it's real, meaningful baseball. Area scouts have been dispatched for college baseball's first pitch today, and the 2010 draft landscape will appear clearer each week until June. If you're interested in the draft, and think you can give college baseball a chance, keep an eye on these three match-ups this weekend. You can bet big league scouts are doing the same.
Top Match-Up: Missouri State LHP Aaron Meade vs. Georgia Tech RHP Deck McGuire.
The Missouri State schedule isn't such that Meade will be overshadowed often this spring, but he certainly will be in his season debut Friday. McGuire looks to be a sure-fire first rounder, and further development of his secondary stuff will put him in the top ten. The rare Georgia Tech pitching star uses his big 6-6 pitcher's frame to get nice movement on a low-90s fastball, and has three secondary pitches for teams to play with at the next level. He'll overpower a punchless Bears team whose best hope is for Meade to match McGuire zero-for-zero. The southpaw could be the first player drafted from the Missouri Valley Conference in June, coming into the season with helium following a strong performance in the 2009 Cape Cod League (1.91 ERA, 47 K in 42.1 IP). Meade reminds me a bit of Wade Miley from a couple seasons ago — small-school lefty with low-90s velocity, just average command, but enough strikeouts to really impress scouts. It's no easy thing to debut with your toughest test, but Meade can do a lot for his draft stock with a big outing against these vaunted Yellow Jackets.
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Now this is confusing. Cook, a sophomore, is actually a full year older than Thompson, a junior, and both will be eligible for the draft this June. Thompson, like Robert Stock a year ago, skipped his final year of high school to enroll early in college, so he offers teams three years of college experience at a younger age than any of his peers. He will need to translate his big pitcher's body and 92-94 mph velocity into strikeouts this season, but the return of LBSU pitching coach Troy Buckley should help in that regard. On the opposite side is Cook, a draft-eligible sophomore because he was redshirted as a freshman in Malibu. He was great as a freshman last year, and at 6-6 with a nasty hook, Cook will have some leverage for good money in the early rounds.
Best Hitter-versus-Pitcher Match-up: Saturday sophomores — Rice 3B Anthony Rendon vs. Stanford LHP Brett Mooneyham.
It's never too early to start thinking about the 2011 draft, and on Saturday, scouts will see an epic match-up of two projected 2011 first rounders. Rendon is, alongside UCLA ace Gerrit Cole, the favorite to be drafted first, a third baseman that has every tool in the book. The Cardinal pitchers will by and large pitch around the sophomore, but I expect Mooneyham to go right after him in what should be a breakout season for the blue-chip southpaw. Mooneyham throws in the low 90s from a 6-foot-5 left-handed arm slot, and can offer Rendon as many as four different pitches. These are the kind of battles that non-conference college baseball offers, and I guarantee scouts will be recalling this duo's battles 15 months from now.
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Championship: UC Irvine over Texas.
Golden Spikes Award: Danny Hultzen, Virginia.
Other CWS Teams: South Carolina, Virginia, LSU, Rice, Miami, Fullerton.
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