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are
because
I've
given
a
number
of
.
presentations
at
conferences
but
this
is
the
first
ever
been
invited
to
talk
.
I'm
very
very
flattered
and
and
pleased
and
happy
about
that
so
I
appreciate
that
very
much
.
um
what
does
the
software
Tester
.
home
.
have
an
interesting
background
on
If
you'd
.
you
may
know
my
work
I
have
done
a
fair
My
reading
for
Best
better
software
magazine
for
sticky
minds
for
this
Q
The
newsletters
home
in
the
last
one
year
I
published
almost
forty
individual
pieces
for
a
search
suffered
only
the
calm
.
I
have
to
Cover
sticky
minds
right
now
.
cannot
.
yesterday
.
the
other
thing
you
might
have
heard
about
is
the
last
year
I
ran
for
the
first
time
.
the
writing
about
testing
her
conference
My
Little
Town
of
dread
of
Colorado
it
was
very
successful
.
I
announce
to
see
a
future
that
yesterday
as
well
for
the
second
reading
about
testing
us
.
I'm
awfully
proud
of
that
.
I'm
going
to
talk
about
.
.
well
are
you
to
talk
about
art
.
come
but
not
don't
think
you're
going
to
believe
me
I
was
actually
about
myself
first
.
Serwer
tell
you
about
a
little
bit
where
I
come
from
.
I
did
not
start
working
software
and
Tool
was
thirty
two
years
old
from
fact
I
got
my
first
ever
forty
hour
week
a
job
when
I
was
thirty
two
years
old
.
um
.
but
my
early
history
.
my
father
was
medicated
and
the
monastery
.
he
was
to
spin
people
in
those
high
school
and
college
days
in
a
monastery
Unknown
.
Kelley
decided
not
to
be
among
.
luckily
for
me
.
he
went
to
the
universe
to
taxes
to
get
a
PG
linguistics
.
and
US
interests
his
career
as
a
professor
of
German
at
Emory
University
.
and
it's
relevant
one
as
areas
of
expertise
for
several
Is
areas
of
expertise
is
some
.
he
was
at
one
point
to
forty
on
the
life
of
until
the
time
.
but
more
relatively
User
.
international
Up
Authority
on
them
in
is
our
tradition
in
Features
Europe
.
Andrew
not
as
a
kid
whose
Austin
expert
in
ancient
and
medieval
music
can
also
perform
are
.
mansion
in
the
old
music
growing
up
as
a
child
.
add
all
sorts
are
crazy
instruments
through
the
House
Learn
to
Play
rednecks
and
Shawn's
and
deal
with
the
Gamboa
is
the
circuit
Instance
add
but
Somalis
crazy
instruments
.
um
.
he
continues
to
perform
these
.
today
he's
actually
he
plays
recorders
and
age
music
ensembles
and
plays
for
the
North
Learn
program
for
German
Them
.
the
My
Mother
.
well
as
the
young
child
.
my
mother
Alice
Distractions
as
either
for
master's
degrees
are
five
master's
degrees
.
Unknown
.
at
least
three
of
them
are
in
line
with
literature
.
the
final
one
is
in
counseling
psychology
said
growing
up
I
basically
grew
up
in
the
back
of
the
graduate
school
classroom
.
I
pretty
much
solidity
University
.
two
brothers
.
wrong
.
one
of
to
a
one
point
was
a
professional
trend
toward
player
.
another
one
of
whom
was
a
professional
drummer
for
quite
some
time
.
I've
been
playing
music
as
I
said
All
my
life
.
I
started
playing
baseball
I
play
my
May
User
minister
his
base
of
every
sort
of
circling
well
as
fourteen
.
and
when
Just
days
when
I
was
eighteen
I
was
The
Allstate
Jealous
based
player
in
the
state
of
Georgia
who
was
the
the
best
guess
was
Are
Georgia
.
and
um
.
I
was
quite
a
musician
.
cool
home
.
I
like
him
very
much
outside
.
I
really
was
I
continued
.
but
instead
ago
National
merit
to
the
scholarship
to
Rice
University
.
home
.
and
.
.
I
managed
to
make
it
through
and
he
was
my
third
semester
.
when
the
same
week
that
my
scholarship
was
reduced
by
eighty
percent
.
I
also
come
on
over
.
withdrew
from
Rice
.
and
some
basic
you
know
I
played
the
blues
I
really
Learn
the
Blues
are
live
loser's
looming
poverty
was
not
any
fun
.
twenty
Georgia
State
University
for
their
commercial
music
program
cut
as
much
hands
on
experience
as
I
possibly
could
in
the
physical
workings
of
music
studios
.
the
Georgia
State
.
at
this
point
.
because
I
was
a
child
of
a
faculty
member
at
Emory
University
I
could
get
free
tuitions
reviewers
twenty
five
.
and
I
was
doing
brilliantly
I
was
in
the
an
twenty
others
Up
working
towards
a
degree
in
English
and
philosophy
with
the
Conner
.
concentration
on
Fauci
of
art
anesthetics
and
literary
crews
.
at
that
time
the
same
week
I
got
fired
.
the
woman
who
later
became
my
first
wife
became
terribly
sick
.
college
for
the
third
and
final
time
.
so
I
have
no
college
degree
.
of
about
twenty
.
Be
.
having
blown
my
chance
at
a
college
degree
.
I
decided
I
would
actually
become
a
professional
musician
.
which
I
did
for
about
a
decade
.
and
I'd
like
to
know
to
just
.
again
this
is
all
going
to
be
relevant
.
we
are
but
a
couple
of
highlights
of
my
musical
career
.
just
a
silly
that
you
know
that
I'm
serious
.
set
in
nineteen
ninety
two
.
I
was
playing
for
manager
Art
Make
you
.
um
can
you
probably
don't
know
Girard
had
a
record
label
of
time
in
the
race
or
at
a
record
Our
Name
Your
Is
record
label
.
in
nineteen
eighty
TUI
Open
three
weeks
on
the
Indigo
Girls
Matthew
Sweet
to
work
.
where
we
had
about
fourteen
shows
in
every
show
we
are
playing
for
about
ten
thousand
people
.
and
for
about
half
the
shows
we
are
standing
of
nations
.
from
ten
thousand
people
and
it's
it's
quite
Inexperienced
.
if
you've
ever
had
I
kind
of
just
about
curiosity
is
and
whatever
happens
the
new
mission
from
ten
thousand
people
.
one
thousand
.
one
hundred
.
awesome
edit
back
soon
so
it's
not
.
so
so
yes
in
all
ninety
nine
two
.
I
was
a
very
stressful
time
in
Georgia
with
the
music
business
right
after
that
he
release
the
records
art
Your
call
the
art
sale
in
Wentworth
as
a
kindergarten
teacher
.
because
it's
really
hard
when
you
start
playing
at
the
Lowell
.
we
are
.
I'm
I
to
say
this
with
their
own
picture
theirs
for
three
weeks
.
we
are
three
young
then
with
.
you
can
see
that
ours
applying
bass
drum
kit
in
a
small
corner
Them
for
three
weeks
through
the
Midwest
completely
unsupported
.
um
that
was
really
tough
issues
or
.
the
logistics
were
challenging
.
um
after
that
.
I
started
my
own
Them
from
scratch
I
found
a
couple
guys
edit
over
my
guy
.
and
we
started
touring
were
so
benign
Users
to
an
open
Dunne's
Coast
and
arm
.
we
took
three
long
six
we
to
result
in
Colorado
Wyoming
and
back
.
and
um
.
so
.
these
guys
of
.
.
we
released
a
couple
the
lungs
.
and
judicially
the
caliber
of
his
down
home
.
there's
a
very
influential
music
Love
in
Atlanta
Call
Davies
added
.
anybody
know
Atlanta
.
no
.
scrub
the
resented
theirs
are
not
back
theirs
to
you
have
yet
Idiot
.
our
wide
and
Listen
New
Year's
Eve
headliner
entities
edit
nineteen
ninety
five
and
nineteen
ninety
six
with
to
reopen
New
Year's
Eve
and
ninety
four
.
so
we
have
that
kind
of
influence
on
the
southern
part
to
sixteen
died
in
the
is
this
.
from
.
as
I
said
we
had
started
the
longer
tours
of
proof
of
that
I
was
in
Atlanta
I'm
of
course
.
getting
longer
tours
of
to
Colorado
in
Wyoming
.
Unknown
.
we
head
to
the
release
to
you
alums
at
this
point
They
sold
in
combination
May
Be
six
thousand
seven
thousand
copies
to
this
point
.
we
may
have
heard
all
wrong
.
Allen
So
.
frankly
.
have
a
hold
and
move
to
Colorado
.
they're
an
I
quit
.
this
is
nineteen
eighty
six
and
nineteen
eighty
six
was
an
awfully
good
year
to
quit
the
music
business
.
Casey
falling
about
um
.
but
the
nice
it
was
also
a
really
good
year
to
start
working
in
software
.
if
you
do
with
Antoine
was
.
you
could
pretty
much
get
a
job
working
in
software
such
hired
by
a
company
making
library
software
.
imagine
what
it
there
.
and
is
touring
My
St
Job
was
as
a
librarian
at
the
medical
I
remember
it
.
and
as
part
of
my
a
compensation
package
I
had
an
account
of
the
universe
the
main
trend
.
so
this
was
before
Black
September
everything
this
was
before
there
are
browsers
.
so
I
knew
Unix
Tool
for
their
browsers
.
I
was
selling
records
on
the
Internet
.
I
was
looking
tours
on
the
international
four
there
were
browsers
.
from
a
header
friend
an
MIT
Is
Media
Lab
.
we
which
add
together
with
him
for
between
eleven
Boston
we
Help
looking
to
tourism
and
of
the
Is
coast
.
so
I
was
quite
familiar
with
the
Internet
by
familiar
with
units
of
the
time
.
and
this
Experience
got
my
foot
in
the
door
.
I
went
to
work
for
a
library
software
company
and
they
hired
me
as
a
technical
writer
.
and
under
Swiss
.
the
first
two
weeks
of
the
job
was
my
Genesis
as
a
software
Tester
.
I
was
hired
to
write
technical
documentation
.
my
first
assignment
was
this
one
fairly
complex
Feature
.
and
I
began
to
do
the
work
of
documented
what
this
Feature
did
in
Up
are
sharing
an
office
with
a
senior
programmer
named
.
he
.
and
I
got
stopped
the
My
Documents
a
centerpiece
.
tell
me
how
this
works
.
he
says
you
have
any
Just
ranks
of
the
but
the
voters
are
Sure
Heidi
is
that
the
voter
.
there
which
I
Tool
to
like
I
mean
it
seems
to
perfectly
logical
that
if
you're
going
to
write
about
the
software
.
he
would
watch
the
software
will
I'm
.
right
now
we
to
see
to
it
years
before
I
realized
how
unusual
this
was
.
so
of
the
first
assignment
.
there's
to
die
we
can
have
to
be
saying
to
my
first
big
there
and
I
turned
it
in
.
unlike
an
hour
later
the
vice
president
storming
into
office
saying
I
software
doesn't
do
that
.
question
Sure
it
does
watch
.
I
think
everything's
or
she
Job
prosecution's
Who
ships
.
so
Dallas
or
to
my
start
as
a
software
Tester
.
on
the
scene
the
job
for
the
year
by
the
end
of
it
I
was
Being
top
global
customer
support
.
I
was
it
e-voting
production
poohed
remotely
for
clients
.
there
was
a
crappy
that
Be
could
theirs
.
I
was
very
happy
leave
home
.
my
next
job
was
very
serious
and
was
the
foundation
for
one
do
about
it
software
I
worked
in
the
to
nine
one
one
.
data
validation
business
as
a
Tester
.
this
is
a
sort
couldn't
do
that
today
is
those
all
mainframe
green
screen
stuff
.
tons
about
processing
.
the
code
base
was
Cobalt
and
see
who
is
very
well
in
generic
.
I
learned
a
lot
about
well
structured
Who
in
the
the
voters
because
in
the
nine
One
business
there
and
this
is
where
we
were
really
only
two
kind
of
bugs
theirs
If
this
User
production
will
someone
die
.
and
then
there's
everything
else
.
and
it's
really
an
amazing
place
to
learn
to
be
a
software
Tester
.
makes
sense
.
um
.
.
Yoko
Call
increased
remains
dreams
are
Up
future
.
and
I've
actually
left
them
I've
been
job
hopping
ever
since
two
.
I'm
going
to
give
you
a
very
brief
.
our
line
of
My
Lai
software
career
since
then
.
thank
you
to
mind
this
is
all
in
for
Mosley
this
wartime
doing
is
deeply
deeply
informed
by
by
by
my
background
as
a
professional
musician
.
we
learned
in
the
My
one
business
at
a
major
system
really
is
for
life
critical
software
doesn't
hold
a
candle
to
the
complex
be
releasing
in
NTL
.
supporting
and
it's
really
really
quite
something
.
but
after
that
Heidi
left
to
work
I
use
my
time
will
Inexperienced
to
test
a
location
in
June
in
wireless
networks
are
when
you
dial
star
heats
up
in
a
connect
you
to
your
nearest
dominoes
.
there's
a
location
in
GMT
in
the
wireless
network
that
does
not
edit
this
very
same
location
in
June
.
that's
in
play
when
you
come
on
one
.
and
so
I
was
testing
this
season
I
was
like
the
coating
is
and
I
want
protocols
on
SS
seven
Networks
UTEP
in
the
heart
of
these
these
wireless
telecom
Things
.
but
this
was
also
in
the
middle
of
the
wireless
telecom
blast
site
of
getting
to
people
Job
for
Up
a
person's
salary
with
no
hope
of
in
the
reprieve
.
an
I
quit
.
Bad
and
For
briefly
went
back
two
of
the
Cobalt
mainframe
world
to
work
on
stock
market
back
in
the
system
which
was
without
a
doubt
the
worst
today
I
have
ever
worked
in
the
My
Lai
.
if
you
wonder
why
your
stock
transactions
take
three
days
to
process
.
I
can
tell
you
.
um
.
at
this
point
in
my
career
I
actually
.
that
opportunity
.
I
live
in
to
wrangle
Colorado
.
which
is
a
beautiful
little
town
in
the
middle
of
nowhere
.
they're
almost
no
tech
jobs
.
home
and
the
tech
job
to
do
this
pay
far
less
than
normal
market
but
I
got
an
awesome
job
in
my
field
entering
go
.
Tennessee
network
security
video
.
this
is
a
source
They
were
once
was
home
Depot
.
and
with
like
five
clicks
the
CEO
of
Home
Depot
could
see
a
live
video
from
any
.
register
on
any
store
in
the
nation
.
and
so
we
she
networks
and
so
I
Tool
are
times
about
the
CPI
the
networking
.
this
image
in
our
own
.
all
sorts
of
of
hardware
and
networks
to
because
the
mission
was
a
very
good
.
and
not
long
after
the
company
of
the
acquired
right
is
a
higher
de
.
and
within
a
year
They
started
shipping
Development
Job
to
Denver
in
Montreal
.
and
so
at
that
point
I
saw
the
writing
on
the
wall
.
and
.
I
had
.
obsolete
Director
There's
an
interesting
to
think
this
is
where
we're
started
writing
about
software
.
um
I
wrote
a
piece
My
very
first
published
software
peace
was
in
two
thousand
four
.
for
Brian
they're
trying
their
to
the
sun
is
large
.
for
a
piece
about
.
being
the
beginners
for
software
testing
program
.
most
are
protesting
.
our
problem
.
secondly
these
all
my
scripts
and
the
ideas
written
one
of
these
we
all
know
ship
to
a
CD
release
missing
for
files
of
like
four
thousand
eight
hundred
.
so
I
rule
comparisons
script
to
make
sure
the
new
files
were
saying
from
the
from
the
city
released
.
and
of
Lantos
said
.
and
.
I'm
immensely
proud
later
on
.
my
only
goal
in
their
software
became
.
chapter
One
of
marriage
.
but
every
day
scripting
and
Rudy
.
so
I'm
actually
a
character
in
a
book
I
buy
American
.
thanks
to
having
written
that
one
article
.
but
I
knew
living
in
Durango
that
I
would
have
to
have
some
sort
of
a
national
presence
some
sort
of
the
identity
.
in
the
software
community
.
so
I
wrangled
over
my
way
to
Boston
Workshop
on
test
automation
.
in
Umm
.
and
that
left
a
quarter
ounce
Cohen's
when
there
are
Carlton
are
two
to
one
.
atomic
other
people
have
of
him
I
was
working
of
fireworks
at
the
time
.
and
so
.
I
click
to
edit
when
Gasol
works
.
living
in
Durango
I
work
for
fireworks
that
you
probably
all
know
Zoller
is
just
scary
.
followers
of
the
work
was
great
to
work
with
a
brilliant
although
I
discover
not
edit
out
to
be
a
consultant
to
travel
was
brutal
travel
was
really
really
are
.
twenty
genders
Tyrone
Mattison
and
to
the
power
went
It's
does
not
find
.
um
.
but
also
when
I
was
the
law
works
.
I
was
.
services
were
mentioning
away
as
well
because
it's
They
also
is
part
of
what
I
do
.
I
was
the
very
first
User
of
the
water
test
automation
for
him
Are
was
the
first
person
to
download
water
and
try
to
get
it
to
do
something
useful
in
a
production
code
base
.
am
I
a
particular
Web
site
was
host
of
Up
claims
and
water
to
support
transit
time
.
so
most
of
the
code
in
water
that
deals
with
Raines
was
Be
writing
to
them
a
listing
.
damn
I
wish
this
work
.
Paul
Rogers
would
come
back
like
forty
dollars
layers
of
the
euro
currency
.
so
um
I
was
a
lot
of
fun
but
it
wasn't
silent
.
selenium
zero
dot
one
was
really
so
I
was
around
.
Jason
onions
and
Bratt
and
Call
Amman
and
those
guys
when
they
were
what
about
the
releases
on
a
one
to
zero
to
one
.
which
is
a
very
interesting
story
an
immaterial
.
someone
needs
to
write
a
book
.
frankly
about
these
days
about
the
early
days
the
water
and
slam
.
and
followed
to
be
a
fascinating
story
.
.
so
I
have
since
turned
.
I've
been
a
dedicated
television
User
.
particularly
on
actual
teams
.
I've
had
for
telecommuting
jobs
.
two
of
the
more
Schobel
two
of
them
were
possible
.
I'm
in
the
second
awesome
one
right
now
.
um
.
and
Heidi
at
least
in
the
testing
world
or
I'm
It's
recognizes
something
of
an
authority
Primeau
working
in
telecommuting
.
from
bomb
one
of
of
me
in
the
police
are
worked
together
social
Texan
.
um
.
we
both
throughout
about
it
.
telecommuting
jobs
I
was
for
e-mail
marketing
company
Dong
They
e-mail
marketing
They
have
a
war
the
Bush
campaign
is
.
the
massive
massive
amounts
of
the
Middle
It's
insane
don't
to
handle
Kinky
Friedman's
campaign
for
Texas
governor
in
a
The
Kings
are
.
um
after
that
I
work
for
social
Text
.
with
moisture
.
also
Context
makes
enterprise
with
ease
and
social
networking
Help
occasions
and
brilliant
brilliant
occasions
.
um
.
I
will
also
leave
the
when
the
economy
would
suffer
They
laid
me
off
along
with
number
of
people
was
really
sad
about
that
but
they're
very
classy
against
them
.
a
big
thumbs
up
for
handling
the
very
well
.
I
worked
briefly
for
a
HR
company
in
Florida
at
least
a
Christian
and
I
were
hired
at
the
same
time
that
you
know
Lisa
.
we
both
ran
screaming
from
the
room
six
months
later
because
the
world
are
but
wanted
Goodwin
.
Palm
today
I
work
for
a
company
called
forty
two
lines
.
we
owe
to
tee
Development
shop
very
kind
like
atomic
object
except
we
only
have
one
client
right
now
.
the
client
is
the
Academy
of
Art
University
and
Stephen
Cisco
.
we
have
been
peaceful
course
where
application
for
them
.
on
They
have
about
five
thousand
six
thousand
students
edit
I'm
eighty
one
thousand
two
thousand
instructors
.
we
also
do
some
payroll
for
them
we
do
all
sorts
of
things
that
Double
running
a
major
art
University
.
and
since
become
really
really
interested
in
Users
parents
Features
.
this
is
eye
candy
radar
are
Users
our
artists
.
so
we
have
to
have
these
great
visuals
we
have
video
and
audio
and
pictures
and
the
billion
Amar
Cup
.
our
various
aspects
of
artistic
work
of
students
.
um
.
and
we
really
have
to
deliver
a
great
User
Experience
because
these
artists
are
going
to
see
Notes
on
a
if
it
doesn't
look
as
well
as
work
.
it's
been
fascinating
fascinating
work
.
it's
fairly
new
to
me
as
I
said
my
background
is
.
D
and
.
you
know
Maine
frames
.
networks
PPI
stuff
like
that
and
in
this
User
Experience
has
been
a
lot
of
fun
to
learn
.
um
.
we're
almost
to
the
media
of
this
part
of
the
stock
almost
.
I
mentioned
.
I
guess
I
didn't
mention
it
meant
to
mention
that
in
the
testing
community
in
the
national
community
at
large
.
I
have
this
idea
that
have
a
reputation
as
being
kind
of
eccentric
.
the
radical
ally
Are
was
a
strange
ideas
and
theirs
are
coming
up
.
and
some
of
the
reasons
for
that
.
is
that
.
one
of
the
Austin
Worth
often
does
automation
conferences
.
I
gave
the
of
my
team
talk
.
from
.
that
was
.
as
I
said
are
My
background
is
in
Wary
Prison
criticism
and
paucity
of
art
by
lightning
touch
theirs
is
like
the
others
is
we're
a
critical
framework
in
the
mid
sixties
popular
in
the
mid
sixties
called
the
new
criticism
.
and
in
five
minutes
I'd
briefly
.
you
believe
criticism
.
as
indelible
Tool
to
describe
the
quality
of
software
.
it's
a
really
in
strategy
because
they're
the
new
criticism
It's
a
brilliant
example
.
the
new
criticism
only
has
three
criteria
by
which
to
value
while
quality
which
is
unity
Complexity
and
variety
.
and
if
you
consider
your
software
in
light
of
these
three
.
qualities
unity
Complexity
and
variety
using
the
techniques
of
you
.
new
criticism
.
find
out
some
really
interesting
there
.
um
.
talk
about
that
just
in
a
little
bit
longer
.
um
.
in
two
thousand
seven
.
I
was
gonna
make
It
is
it
too
.
Barry
are
now
starting
to
lose
of
the
Anderson
about
this
and
we've
been
talking
about
.
the
role
of
programming
and
tougher
testing
.
federal
testing
and
software
programming
.
and
we
came
up
with
this
idea
of
having
a
conference
.
we
work
on
it
the
Tester
developer
developer
Tester
conference
.
and
we
got
Larry
Robinson
interested
in
Harry
Reid
of
is
to
Tool
.
and
there
we
go
on
interest
when
you
when
you
host
a
conference
that
Tool
.
people
turn
up
we
had
like
under
fifty
all
.
the
conference
will
I
mean
talk
I
gave
a
lightning
Thoughts
.
somebody
give
for
you
now
.
something
that
I
was
listening
to
a
lot
of
don't
they
see
an
elephant's
Gerald
They
worked
together
a
lot
.
and
earlier
career
.
and
both
really
brilliant
brilliant
people
that
I
was
saying
there
that
I
was
also
thinking
of
the
same
time
about
how
the
tools
for
software
testing
.
always
lacked
the
tools
for
suffered
Development
the
few
things
that
water
selenium
you
that
the
tools
available
for
Your
Level
to
see
how
nothing
like
Power
of
an
ID
or
some
of
the
development
tools
are
available
.
so
I
was
thinking
was
that
that
you
might
not
have
a
voice
like
no
Fitzgerald's
then
you
might
not
have
a
Steinway
grand
piano
in
.
you
might
to
sell
a
to
forty
six
Euro
software
Tester
did
.
and
you
might
only
have
a
green
you
clearly
that
you
call
from
Colorado
.
but
you
can
do
something
like
.
among
those
are
the
visitors
who
lives
in
raisins
.
the
you
were
automatically
.
no
I
meaningless
.
these
Who
things
.
you
.
taking
piano
.
.
I
.
the
Sooners
Things
.
we
love
you
.
so
you
couldn't
even
walk
or
Tools
for
Schools
.
you
can
still
do
something
that
doesn't
arguably
stock
.
but
it's
awful
hard
to
sell
tickets
and
has
gotten
enormous
invasion
from
the
from
the
developers
investors
in
the
room
.
but
it
didn't
do
these
things
for
my
reputation
as
a
series
you've
been
.
on
the
speaking
of
being
a
serious
human
being
calm
.
I
are
.
mighty
lightning
top
in
the
new
criticism
from
an
software
or
an
IRA
expanded
is
greatly
.
but
in
some
other
literary
critical
frameworks
.
now
I
also
discussed
some
of
the
Pentagon
he
of
teaching
techniques
that
I
had
found
from
road
car
for
Robert
For
.
and
I
rolled
this
ought
to
do
in
to
this
scholarly
paper
this
to
really
be
highly
research
paper
.
men
submitted
to
the
conference
room
Association
of
software
testing
.
in
two
thousand
eight
Benny
was
rejected
.
I'm
.
most
is
a
big
fan
so
I'm
not
sure
I
have
not
been
to
cast
and
I
don't
have
the
judgment
that
home
.
the
EEG
I
think
they're
wealthier
than
they
pretended
Be
.
the
are
armed
in
any
way
that
paper
does
exist
.
and
continues
to
get
comments
It's
very
strange
it
was
all
a
publisher
Tom
Adlai
Want
rejected
two
thousand
eight
.
and
it's
I
still
think
of
the
dollar
we're
still
not
agree
with
all
of
that
completely
.
of
.
but
I've
been
working
in
this
I
got
in
on
some
of
us
an
example
of
someone
thinking
Just
the
is
the
same
way
the
other
day
there's
a
.
her
namesake
Irvine
has
.
I
don't
know
Wary
was
but
they
Be
Netherlands
to
his
Test
side
story
on
quitter
.
um
.
OK
what
are
Be
of
the
close
today
where
he
took
.
as
an
example
to
the
there
is
a
of
very
well
known
French
philosopher
named
on
Job
carried
out
who's
famous
for
a
literary
critical
framework
on
the
construction
.
and
Mr
Dunne
is
that
Idiot
really
an
example
of
the
construction
of
the
to
he's
in
against
a
photograph
.
but
his
Context
was
in
describing
it
doing
it
in
software
.
so
I'm
hearing
more
and
more
people
thinking
along
these
away
so
I'm
not
feeling
.
nearly
as
alone
as
I
used
to
feel
.
home
.
.
going
I
think
this
is
a
good
time
for
breaks
were
questioned
strafing
like
that
I'm
going
to
do
some
.
I'm
going
to
really
talk
about
software
.
coming
up
but
what
I
wanted
you
to
really
take
me
serious
when
I
got
there
.
Tuesday
What
have
any
questions
at
this
point
.
yes
sir
.
I
got
no
plan
.
let's
go
there
.
age
.
it
is
.
it's
Friedman's
.
users
.
.
users
.
on
our
hopes
.
so
wished
.
this
is
.
Oh
my
presentation
until
two
thousand
nine
.
who
was
on
him
.
the
designed
of
you
I
will
Tarts
.
I
think
they
have
a
really
important
role
along
the
can
.
check
this
edit
.
right
.
the
meeting
him
and
I
was
to
check
is
that
it's
.
that
is
you
know
is
the
bottom
turns
from
a
smooth
glued
to
a
blinking
Job
trees
start
May
test
is
not
ever
tell
that
Great
.
so
what
it
does
tell
you
is
that
they
can
keep
an
eye
on
things
when
you
look
at
some
URLs
.
Amen
to
that
.
we're
to
that
extent
you
need
to
do
their
there
is
always
to
Design
view
our
little
test
critically
browser
test
that
navigate
pass
through
the
application
in
a
way
of
.
said
that
when
there
is
a
failure
mean
it's
is
minimal
.
such
that
when
there
is
a
failure
it's
a
significant
failure
on
their
part
deftly
approaches
that
can
be
taken
and
I
think
almost
no
one
.
one
.
we
did
well
in
Social
test
.
and
we're
doing
a
well
we're
we're
now
home
.
and
of
.
this
is
also
do
this
is
the
ongoing
discussion
frankly
among
among
a
lot
of
us
suffer
test
community
how
to
do
did
.
what
is
it
that
makes
a
well
designed
you
I
will
.
s
automation
sweep
from
I
believe
they
can
be
done
well
.
I
have
done
it
well
myself
.
it's
terribly
hard
to
explain
.
D
which
also
comes
up
in
the
later
farmers
are
.
um
.
the
other
questions
.
the
sense
.
with
take
five
.