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05-06-2010, 01:32 PM
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Skeptic Diabetic
According to Hal Jordan, I spent the past 24 hours well within whatever it thinks the desired range is. No high alarms for 1,440 minutes. Only a handful of low alarms over the course of 86,400 seconds. And yet, despite the data...despite the fact that I took a picture of the graph (since pictures last longer)...I don't believe it.
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