https://www.gayauthors.org/story/w-l/0sand1scbdt/8

New developments and new characters, I love exploring the world, but the biggest piece of understanding is subtle interactions. Benji is tasked with subtly enabling detection without revealing how much he knows and with a clear target.

On a side note, during federal Implementation of Health Information Technology standards at my former employer, a Medical Center, we actually did hire outside consultants to test the database. Here's the key internal issue with President Obama's Health Reform Act and its roll-out plan, since databases are usually isolated and developed independently without a set of unified standards, many Hospitals, Health Centers, Health Clinics, and Medical Universities had to pay technology consultants to come in and develop new Internal standards to map our database processes before a general audit. It's an irony, in order to secure your information, you must first open up the entire vaults to outside groups who you do not know well and who started out potentially with less than a year of activity to make money off the HIPAA's HIT regulations from Technology consultants.

Information is power; sometimes people forget that reform without a clear path is dangerous in conjunction with other laws from state and municipal level like a mandatory questionnaire of psychological wellness.

Beyond the big events, you just met Jesse Heron, my anti-Dickensian LGBT preteen. He is dying and quite provocatively angry. No one here can hate him for what he feels, he is a character to watch. I designed him to run as a foil to Hunter and his group, the Individual seeking to make one last great gasp for his world before he fades into darkness.

In bigger plot, Jesse represents a major concept in Western postmodern literature, you will get the concept more as you read to the next chapters.

As for "Myrlin", Myr got a kick out of me putting him in my story, when I told him. The IT "wizard" working in the dungeon to keep the entire Hospital going.

As always, I hope you enjoy it, especially since next week will be surprising, scary, and unpredictable.