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diff --git a/blog/2009/April b/blog/2009/April
index aa68835..b577629 100644
--- a/blog/2009/April
+++ b/blog/2009/April
@@ -4,12 +4,17 @@
 
 TODO
 
-==== Productive flight ====
+==== GEEK UPDATE: A productive flight ====
 
-**UPDATE**: On the flight back to Europe, I spent some time to add lots of new goodies to [[GeekiGeeki]],
-including a nice grid view for photos, the possibility to specify css style for links and inline objects,
-and automatic generation of human-readable link tags from wiki URLs, which should make the wiki markup
-much cleaner.  As usual, these additions resulted in simplification of the codebase and (almost) zero code bloat.
+On the flight back to Europe, I spent some time hacking on [[GeekiGeeki]] to add goodies such as
+
+ * a grid view for photos
+ * automatic generation of human-readable link tags from wiki URLs
+ * a common parser for argument lists such as "foo|bar=1|baz=3"
+ * the ability to specify css style for links and inline objects, which you can use to create thumbnails floating on the right or left
+
+These should make the wiki markup much lighter.  As usual, these additions resulted in
+simplification of the codebase rather than code bloat :-)
 
 {{{
 git diff --stat v3.0..HEAD geekigeeki.py
@@ -17,8 +22,10 @@ geekigeeki.py |  709 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-----------------------------
 1 files changed, 352 insertions(+), 357 deletions(-)
 }}}
 
-If you see any regressions in the output, please report them to me.  If things seem stable, I think
-I'll release v4.0 soon.
+If you see any regressions in the output, please report them to me.  I'm hoping to release
+4.0 soon.
+
+Tags: [[tags/stuff_that_matters]] [[tags/!bloat]] [[tags/as_simple_as_possible]] [[tags/but_no_simpler]]
 
 === April 29th: Back to Tokyo ===
 
@@ -33,7 +40,7 @@ Our friendly guide, the Buddhist monk whose name I forgot, answered many of our
 about Japanese traditions and religion.  Hiking through these sacred mountains and woods was an
 enjoyable experience.
 
-{{Pictures/vacation/japan_2009/Nikko/waterfalls_tour/00038.jpg|maxwidth=800|The Yutaki Waterfalls}}
+{{Pictures/vacation/japan_2009/Nikko/waterfalls_tour/00038.jpg|maxwidth=640|class=thumbright|The Yutaki Waterfalls}}
 
 TODO: assemble a good video from all the scenes I took along the way