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    #id
    Lunch has been a pork cutlet with apple sauce in a wholemeal bap

    This was one of the freshly baked baps made this morning, and they’ve turned out very well

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      #id
      Having spent most of the week investigating the weird figures that were appearing in data, I just discovered that there’s already a command to recalculate them! It’s not properly documented anywhere, of course; I found it by searching for places where a particular function was used. I just ran it on our hotfix environment and it fixed everything, so I'm hoping that’s the end of that problem

      It’s turned quite Simpsonesque out now

      I’m worried that the bird that met its demise on the lawn earlier today (or last night) might have been one of the magpies rather than a pigeon. I got the binoculars out and had a look at the fragment of wing that was lying on the lawn, and the feathers were very dark at the end, changing to white nearer where they would have been attached to the bird. But it did look more dark grey than black, and pigeon wings can look like that too, judging by some that just flew past

      One of the magpies, which I think is the male, was just hopping around down on the lawn on its own. But they don’t always show up as a couple. I’ll have to keep an eye out over the next few days

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        #id
        Tea has been oniony chicken casserole out of the freezer, with chips and peas

        This was accompanied by Murder 24/7 on iPlayer, being part one of an investigation into the murder of some poor sod in Hereford

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          #id
          Read more of To Each This World tonight. Could the aliens helping humanity have ulterior motives? Nah, I’m sure it’s fine

          Thursday tomorrow! And it’s Tech Debt Thursday, which is usually relatively restful

          Even better: a Bank Holiday Monday, so it’s a long weekend!

          Goodnight all

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            Morning all, local time 0736

            Blue sky, no cloud. Currently 13 degrees with a high of 21 expected. Barometer up to 1028 mBar.

            Sunrise 06:02; Sunset 20:37 EEST

            Heading home today. Boat, plane, plane, train. HEL-TLL-AMS-LHR-home.

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              #id
              Morning all
              Overnight rain has left the roads a bit damp with puddles in places on the baked fields.
              Oil delivery today.

              Oh, and Happy Birthday BrilloPad
              …Maybe we ain’t that young anymore

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                #id
                Morning denizens

                It’s a grey day, and drizzle has just turned to rain, heralded by a prolonged peal of thun her a few minutes ago. It’s also achieved the uncommon feat of getting darker over the last hour or so. The rain is likely to continue through the morning and possibly into the evening. It’s currently 17°C with an expected high of 21° and the barometers are down to 998/1005mB

                I haven’t decided yet whether to squeeze the shopping in at lunchtime, as it depends partly on work and also on whether I feel like driving in whatever the conditions turn out to be then

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                  #id
                  Morning.

                  Thursday apparently.

                  Dark.

                  Grey.

                  Sunless.

                  Wet! And not taking prisoners when it puts its mind to it.

                  22 deg in here, 23.1 in the kitchen, 21 in the leanto, 18 out the back.

                  1000 mBar, 29.53 in Hg, 750 Torr, 14.5 psi, (down from 1002 last night), 66% RH (Lidl electric).

                  As per yesterday: Meanwhile on the 3rd of April 2020, between 09:11 and 10:35, AndyGarbs, barrydidit, Brillo, LM, MrMarkyMark, NF, vetran, and I popped in, with NF giving us the "bring out yer dead" toll for Leicester just to cheer us up a bit.

                  Entertainment: Jack Hargreaves Old Country: I thought it was a repeat from yesterday but it wasn't: fly fishing: 6 dead trout. Larmer Tree thing in Wiltshire: no Morris Dancers were harmed in the making of this programme.

                  The bit of Bab5 I missed yesterday.

                  Well it's wet out.

                  Walk (abbreviated, 3 miles) walked in the grey gloom, wan sunshine, and high humidity. Like a gorilla's armpit out there this morning.

                  Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: Dashcam bollox. Hadn't seen that one before. Loved the concrete road without expansion joints. So that's why they put expansion joints in concrete roads. .

                  Hammering down now: rivers flowing down the gutters in the road. Thankfully the drains seem to be coping at the moment. Unlike those in Birmingham.

                  Thunderbolt & lightning, very very frightening!

                  Am Dro. Llangranog. Llanboidy. Bala. Conwy. It was the one where a contestant wearing inappropriate shoes fell over in a field & knackered his shoulder.

                  Jack Hargreaves Old Country. See above.

                  Tea: beans on wholemeal toast (the only way to make the bread halfway digestible). Nice enough. Entertainment: PM. <click> book. PM.

                  Bab5 S3 E14 "Ship of Tears". The one wherein the details of the Shadowship control system is revealed & exactly why they scream.

                  Book.

                  Thing Yng Nghymraeg about a Fairey Swordfish pilot from Gorseinon who crashed in the channel & ended up in Stalag Luft III. Part 1/2. He'd also flown aircover on PQ18 on the Arctic convoys.

                  DMAX: Expedition Files: Billy the Kid died in 1950 not 1881. The Betty & Barney Hill abduction. The Man in the Iron Mask.
                  Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Yesterday, 22:19.
                  When the fun stops, STOP.

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                    #id
                    I'm just coming in over the Norfolk coast by the looks of it. Seems quite bright down there.

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                      #id
                      Nice view along the Thames as we join the queue for landing.

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