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Added a few more new features:

Today was a day of touch-ups and minor feature implementation, as well as some minor load testing, optimisations and clean-ups. What follows is a short change-log, of which the accuracy isn't entirely guarenteed.

Right now I'm listening to one of my favourite Robert Miles tunes, Full Moon, at a fairly loud level with my subwoofer turned on... My only hope is for a noise complaint such that I get evicted and can break my lease without being liable for the remaining month's rent... *grins*

That aside for now...

Things to do complete on this site:

Just got back from having coffee with two former senior high teachers of whom I have great respect for. They have both retired (officially) from teaching since I've graduated, and as such, the student-teacher relationship has been altered somewhat. I now no longer look at them as teachers of specific course material, but rather as wisened, knowledgeable and respected peers. Anyway, won't name names due to googles crawling ability and repecting their privacy -- but it's very nice to see them now and again. (Note: Evan was also present)

Okay, I'll make it official: This software (generating this html you're reading...) is stable enough that I'm officially labelling it version 0.1. Expect new versions in the near future, as the framework is now mostly complete, features will be added within the framework... Note that most of the power of this site you do not see -- it's at 4,600 lines of code (that's counting all .py, .css and two basic .html files).

Wow! Well, nearly 10 days ago, while listening to a late night radio show on CJOB, I began to think about the feasibility (spelling?) of closed biospheres in modern days survivalism.