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Well, after installing the new version of WordPress, I actually read some of the documentation, and found that it has these neato gizmoes called permalinks. Seasoned bloggers are probably laughing at how long it took me to figure this out, and all I can really do is say “better late than never.”

Anyway, I’ve changed Brickley’s Words to use permalinks, and one effect of that is to make the page URLs a lot nicer, including my Instruction Cross Reference page.

The new link is here. As usual, let me know if anything doesn’t work the way it should.
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Another software upgrade, this time to v2.1, codenamed “Ella”. Probably no major differences on the outside, but as usual, let me know if there’s any problems.

Well, I just finished moving to my new place, and I am now getting ready to head to Sydney for the “Bridging Sydney” exhibition. Nice busy start to the new year. Thanks to Teunis, Paul, and Trav for helping out heaps on the move.

I hope to be able to take regular progress pics as I re-build the bridge, and will post the results here. I am also informed there will be official photos taken, which I should be able to get copies of. But there’s nothing like being there – I’d urge anybody who can make it to the exhibition to try to get there and check out all the exhibits.

It is at the Museum of Sydney, and runs until 29th of April, and although I will only be there building until 27th of January, my completed bridge will be on display until the end of the exhibition.

I recently installed the latest WeatherIcon plugin for WordPress, upgrading from the old weather-report plugin. It still gets it’s information from the Melbourne airport METAR station, but is formatted nicer, and has a neat icon as well. I may create a page later allowing people to retrieve weather details from other locations as well. Hope you like it.