Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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March 12th, 2015

Hey @MarkDiStef, has @lukehopewell figured out whether it’s raining yet?

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RT @michaelneale: @stilgherrian apparently was brutal in some places. Ouch. pic.twitter.com/q2ERM4QI4S [They’re looking pretty solid.]

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@Wendycarlisle Isn’t it just. Morning and night, we’re hearing “Treasurer for sale” in all the news bulletins. Ahndeffect

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“5 Absolutely Stunning Examples Of Mathematics In Nature” http://t.co/CQEG4Dh6ZR

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Yep, “Treasurer for sale” gets said get again on the TV news. I’ve heard “Treasurer for sale” so many times this week. It’s hilarious.

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I would have crouched down behind the parapet and used the goddam scope.

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I’m fairly sure that photo isn’t of me.

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Lightning range 600m and closing.

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No hail here at @bunjaree, at least not yet, but the rain was just very intense.

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andreweballard Hail twice the so a of golf balls at @ABCemergency @abcnewsSydney pic.twitter.com/HkrZUdcR35

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RT @AmbushPredator: @johnb78 Poor - he’d be better off kneeling & using the wall for a steady rest. [Fair point. Where’s the stock braced?]

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Il pleut to buggery at @bunjaree right now.

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RT @johnb78: I saw this pic and thought of @stilgherrian pic.twitter.com/JNqBwjiiXX [I’m afraid I can’t discuss this.]

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Fog on the Great Western Highway instagram.com/p/0HpGFKCFmp/

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Taxi through Double Bay On Hill in the rain instagram.com/p/0Ho6_nCFmj/

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Colvinius Here’s .@AntonyGreenABC with the last NSW Upper House ballot paper. This ten more columns & 83 more candidates. pic.twitter.com/zDsDTvsyW6

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RT @snerdish: Well spake that kid. Lemonade is a gateway to shandy. [Exactly.]

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OH: “No! Take it away. I don’t like lemonade now. [Hands over face, face down into table.]”

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OH, 4yo boy to mother ordering the family’s drinks at the pub: “I don’t want lemonade! Lemonade is for poo-poo people!”

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@haruki_zaemon @DeloitteAUS I did like getting something addressed to “Dear Mr the Magnificent” the other day though.

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@haruki_zaemon @DeloitteAUS I’ve been thinking of doing that, but it’s another blood database to maintain and I really don’t care that much.

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@collettesnowden @DeloitteAUS Um, you’re probably not aware that I’ve written at length on this topic… and complained at length.

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@collettesnowden @DeloitteAUS Oddly enough, I am aware of this. More than 13,000 in Australia, for starters.

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RT @BundyB: @stilgherrian “compromising the brake lines” at “your car” [Oh yeah, I like that@DeloitteAUSUS]

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Hey @DeloitteAUS, some of these things shouldn’t be “required fields”. Not everyone is a “job title” of a âpic.twitter.com/C0i4E2Z5H5.co/C0i4E2Z5H5

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5at5 number 160: Buttholes, (semi)colons, thinking globally, 3D printed libertarian ocean cities, and 1965 revisited. http://t.co/yM7wwz7mi7

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@noreasonspec They’ve gone out of their way to think of an episode title there, eh?

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Oh. I am in this yellow bit labelled “severe thunderstorms” today. Just. http://t.co/eB4hePM4Cy http://t.co/48myplwBr0

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What a strange day.

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Comparative running costs of US warplanes: An A-10 only costs about the same as a Reaper drone to run. https://t.co/xi90z9RhLh

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RT @michaelneale: There is a .solutions top level domain.

I suggest you visit http://t.co/2BKRMnvn6q

I’ll let you decide.

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“Iran’s Drones Loom Over the World’s Oil Tankers”, which seems a sensible mission for them. https://t.co/BbKViTtAvB

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SwiftOnSecurity “Here in our store we treat Windows users like the subhuman trash they are. Reach in and get your food pellets.” pic.twitter.com/85WkGfe2ip

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GordyPls All the way off. When you get there fuck off from there too. RT @leslienassar: Fuck off. pic.twitter.com/dFENNZQO1b

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Skiing, apparently.

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Just saw a photo gallery titled “Hitting the slopes”, but surprisingly it wasn’t about Jeremy Clarkson’s latest “misadventure”.

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I would like to see Conroy’s pit too.

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dobes RT @joshgnosis: Conroy: “I’ve got a pit I want you to look at”
Rousselot: “I’ll come look at your pit, senator” pic.twitter.com/KBs5uknP07

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marrowing BUSY MUM: clean your bedroom it’s a pigsty
TEEN: but muuuuuuuum
BUSY MUM: if you vacuum and make the bed i’ll let you join isis

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Remember, SPECTATOR is an anagram of ARSECRACK.

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RT @thetowncrier: “A hot dog covered with raspberry jam and bacon served on a Krispy Kreme donut bun …” http://t.co/yiAG1BIVN5 http://t.co/…

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RT @Colvinius: The ‘outsider’ Clarkson: “the only way he could be more inside is if he gave himself a proctology exam.” http://t.co/Wp0GUGM 

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shanselman 7 year old: “Are you ancient, classic, antique, or just regular old?”

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“If ‘BACKSNARF’ Doesn’t Prove That the Equation Group is Part of the NSA, Nothing Will”, reports @newyorkobserver http://t.co/vXxayOMgoj

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RT @christruncer: I just was told that “our e-mails are encrypted because our wifi has a password”

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AnaSantosPhoto Producer: “Did he say we’re all getting raises or raisins?” @OHnewsroom

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@stufromoz No, the entire product category is banned from sale.

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“Turnbull Adamant New Crown Does Not Undermine Abbott Leadership” http://t.co/y8VX3yznUN http://t.co/EMXB6jsO8Y

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So, the design was certified, the implementation less so… pic.twitter.com/9vUcIZNvfu

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@riskybusiness @andrewwhiteau @Coles Coincidentally, I was replacing one whose gas valve seemed to me getting dodgy. So, yeah, there’s that.

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@riskybusiness @andrewwhiteau @Coles I’d been using one in one of the buildings here a@bunjareeee, and was going to buy a replacement today.

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My new, additional mission today, therefore, is to figure out what I’m going to cook on instead, at least until the stove is plumbed in.

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So my long-running irritation about the gas valve operation on that Gasmate PC1070 butane cooker is warranted. I joked about explosions too.

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Also, @andrewwhiteau @Coles @jeremysear, the Katoomba store, at least it was on Sunday. (And I’ve been using one for a few months.)

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RT @andrewwhiteau: Hi @coles, your Gungahlin store is selling a product that has been banned and recalled in NSW http://t.co/L7XhysomcZ htt…

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airindiain Crew of First all-women long haul B787 flight DEL-MEL operated by Air India on 8 Mar. 2015. pic.twitter.com/jsINRTG5md

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@kcarruthers Also, not a lot of what you might call “science” in that article, that “evidence” and “causation” stuff.

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@kcarruthers So what you’re saying is that I’d be happier if I posed half-naked on a rooftop each morning? Yeah, I can do that.

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@smartbrain I seem to recall that too, but I don’t have “Snowden said” in my list of ultimate sources of truth. Healthy scepticism remains.

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The Deloitte report we just discussed, “Tech Trends 2015: The fusion of business and IT” http://t.co/z3F7IncaF5

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That’s the briefing done. A link to the report we were discussing will be available within the next hourte

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RT @jonoabroad: @stilgherrian *sigh* telling the fucking time? [That’s a watch app, nor a smartwatch appte]

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On quantum computing, no evidence yet that someone has broken all the encryption, so that’s a low probabilityte

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RT @yewenyi: Watches are cool and stylish. Glasses are nerdy. [Exactly the point. ]

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“I wouldn’t be surprised if we don’t see mass adoption [of smartwatches] this year, but it’d take just one kille #deloitte

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The advantage of smartwatches over Google Glass etc is that it fits into an existing lifestyle thing.

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“We’re fairly confident that smartwatches will be successful. We’re not so sure about the timefrdeloitte

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Robert Hillard says a bit question for Microsoft and Apple is whether they open up their ecosystems.

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MT @JohnDobbin: Chaotic systems are unpredictable. I predict vast sums of money wasted [on this automation]. [Agreed. ]

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His discussion then went to four related issues, which I didn’t note in detail ’cos my phone raitte

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Robert Hillard says that while we’ll automate everything we can, we’re not as good as we think we are as doing this automationte

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So, what happens when even “cheap people” in the developing world are outpriced by automatiitte

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I just asked about the human issues. White-collar jobs are being automated, but a shortage of people who do that automationâ€te

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chris23 now wire them together… MT @stilgherrian: what Deloitte thinks will be the massive transforming changes in 2015 pic.twitter.com/wfxVQDlexm

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Deloitte is saying that EVERY one of these tech conversations needs to include a discussion about cyber security and risk aspects.

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“Additive manufacturing” is the industrial end of what is referred to as 3D printing. Again, it’s about industrial not consumitte

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Actually, it’s stronger than that. Quantum computing breakthroughs would break the entirety of encryption as we know itte

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One of the things under “cyber security” there is finding factorials with quantum computing, which would break encryption systeitte

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“The Exponentials”, the things that Deloitte thinks will be the massive transforming changes in 20ipic.twitter.com/vPCF18ISN5ISN5

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Wave 3 is to attempt to tackle the unpredictability of humans, to make cognitive leaps and test whether they work.

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The gap here, says Robert Hillard, is that it still can’t link two things that have never linked beforete

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Wave 1 was knowledge systems. Wave 2 is statistical big-data stuff like Siri and, I assume, Google Translate.

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@SMinney It certainly sounds like that. Or “everyone is a contractor, for multiple companies”.

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We’re seeing the second of three waves of artificial intelligence, says Robert Hillard. (I must explore this later.te

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The phrase “the open talent economy” was just usitte

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“Legacy-skilled workforce is retiring, organisations are scrambling for needed skills in latest emerging, disruptive technologiesitte

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And yet in many industries, there’s a scarcity of technical talentte

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Amplified intelligence will affect white-collar jobs. Humans used to be needed to write custom responses to handle exceptions.

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Companies with less-good ERP systems, but opened to partner/cust through APIs, will do better than schmick ERP that’s locked downte

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@mattcen @SenatorLudlam Not Cabinet (they’re secret for 30 years, govt only), but Senate Estimates. Check The Greens MPs’ YouTube channel.

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“Amid the fervour surrounding digital, analytics and cloud, it is easy to overlook advances being made in infrastructure and ops.â€te

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My reading of that is that govt and institutions will, once more, fail to tame Startupland’s relentless digital utopianismte

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There’ll be a battle between standards and commercial “need” in IoT during 2015, and commercial “practicalities” #deloitte

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Naturally, the automation of logistics in the mining industry is mentioned at this point.

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(This reinforces my view that the BIG thing about IoT is industrial uses, not daft consumer gadgets.)

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Deloitte says Australia is rather advanced with ambient computing / Internet of Things (IoT) due to our advanced industrial base.

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Key consideration for this CIO change. pic.twitter.com/nEKxSzUFNR

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“CIO as chief integration officer: a new charter for ITâ€tpic.twitter.com/gCetpYleSnSn

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I won’t tweet all the slides, but the next two about the CIO role will be of interest, I’m suitte

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Deloitte is pitching the CIO as the chief integration officer.

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This is the first time in 6 to 7 years that Deloiite has seen innovation shift back from consumer to enterprise.

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Here’s what Deloitte reckon are the top 10 Tech Trends 2015. Prettilytpic.twitter.com/DtncSHq8a2a2

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The Deloitte briefing is about to begin. Everyone is just coordinating their ducks.

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I do wish Senators would treat Estimates as the interrogation of officials it’s meant to be, not as a bloody classroom ’cos they don’t read.

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@gregmcintyre I did not know this. Or I may have, and then repressed all memory of the experience.

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Starting at 1000 AEDT, a media briefing for Deloitte’s “Tech Trends 2015”, mitte to avoid. I’m phoninpic.twitter.com/aQKJaudc1Xaudc1X

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@cathywilcox1 I daresay there are some who would disagree with that view.

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Thu plan: 1000 Deloitte briefing; shopping, Katoomba; certain pondering and, I daresay, planning; @5at5daily; quiet evening, I hope.

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When is the next Liberal party room meeting? Early next week, I assume?

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“Australia needs to start thinking globally about national security” http://t.co/R0LXABtF3G

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@jonstribling Senator Birmingham has been quite impressive from the start, though I agree it’s easy to shine out in that party these days.

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“50 Years Ago: A Look Back at 1965”, 50 images via @in_focus http://t.co/R5DAOnvvtq

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@timpoliti I recall clearly that the trial started on Monday. I guess there were actually news reports before that. Continuous Day Four.

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Senator Simon Birmingham does sound rather competent on ABC @RNBreakfast today.

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Welcome to Day Four of everyone saying “Treasurer for sale” as part of their legitimate news reports and tweefect

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TechnicallyRon How to survive various animal attacks: pic.twitter.com/ZG1qrk99SB

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RT @umairh: This is where the entire internet lives “@good: Leave our town alone
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RT @murpharoo: An update from the good ship happiness http://t.co/KGSRYEElJG [Are we all singing the song now?]

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Thu plan, draft: Cashflow planning; 1000 Deloitte briefing (by phone); shopping, Katoomba; story pitches; @5at5daily; quiet evening, I hope.

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verge This giant lobster ancestor was once the biggest animal on Earth theverge.com/e/7955804 pic.twitter.com/91fwb7mMAN

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Thursday. You feel another small pain. Yes, they have marked off another item on their list. Proceed. Thursday.

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