The college kept all the medical records from the incoming freshmen on an open computer in the medical center. The academic information came from an e...ail her adviser sent to the dean from an unsecured connection. It had her grades to this point and a message that said just what the tabloids picked up.“I was surprised to find any of that stuff. It never occurred to me that the college would be so negligent. I didn’t think a professor would send such sensitive information electronically. That is. Maybe she needed help around the house or maybe her son needed help with his homework, not that he could offer much in that department, or maybe it was something that had nothing to do with anything (that didn’t make any sense…). Steve liked Mrs. Yoshida although he had never been to her house before. He knew he would eventually find out what she needed but he was still very curious when he knocked on the front door.When Mrs. Yoshida opened the door, Steve almost fell over. Standing in the. Kaki:- sorry r ki ache amr to khub valo laglo….ahh… ahhhh…Sobdo kore puro chete pute kheye nilo…amar barata tokhon o sokto hoye dariye ache..eta dekhe kaki ma bollo “dekh ektu o klanto hoyni, amar dekhei to vison anondo hoche”.Ami kaki r nighty ta khule fele buk ta jore jore tipte laglam , kaki anonde chok bondho kore amarKora hath er tepon upobhog korte laglo, ami gude angul dhukiye thelte laglam , mukh ta guder kache niye jetei kaki amar mukhe gud ta chepe dhorlo…amio amar jiv diye kakir fola. That's fine I guess," replied Stacey. Stacey got theaddress of the Clinic and wrote it down on the business card and hung upthe phone.The clinic wasn't far away. Mr Davies was right it was easily accessibleto the hotel it was about a 20 minute walk or a five minute drive away.The time was coming up to 4.30 so Stacey got there in more than enoughtime. The clinic was in an office building in the south of the cityclose to the bay and near old factory buildings. It didn't look likemuch of a.