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The heat came on today - I was doing a little dance as I was going around bleeding the radiators. I think I'll let it warm up to about 80 in here for a couple of days.
I have four days of meetings starting this Sunday so this is as happy as I'll be for a while. I predict a major blow up too - any explosions seen in this area will probably be taking place at my meeting. My boss evidently was trying to replace one of the other senior people on the project without his knowledge.
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