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Category Archives: Admin
Moving …
Today I made a big change which will likely affect the future of this blog. If you are interested read on …
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Travel takes over blog
I will not be able to write a blog today as I am travelling. I will be back in Australia early Wednesday.
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Where is Bill now?
In case you are wondering what is going on with my blog today you might care to read the following.
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Where is Bill?
In case you are wondering what is going on with my blog today you might care to read the following.
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Elaborate escape plan interrupts blog
I have been in the Lands of Austerity for the last 12 days or so and decided I had to devise an elaborate escape plan which would get me out of here. I needed to avoid ECB/IMF/EU officials who might … Read the rest of this entry
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Travel interrupts blog
No blog today as I am travelling to the lands of austerity. Normal service will resume on Tuesday.
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Major changes to blog
I have changed the look of and some of the underlying architecture supporting my blog. I had my reasons.
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Major database problem – Update 2
Dear Readers: My blog database was accidentally over-written and I lost last week’s blogs and comments. Thanks to the great advice and assistance from readers I have recovered all the text and the comments for Friday’s blog (May 27, 2011). … Read the rest of this entry
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Where’s bill – 15/10?
I am leaving London tonight just as the Australian dollar hits parity with the USD (although it has now come off again).
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