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I am an expert in Latin Pig translation, Here is mine:

There is a 1.6 version of Python in alpha. In addition, they have a schedule for future releases and some warnings about code breakage expected with those releases. It looks like the documentation will lag the releases a bit. "Apparently, it will breaks some code. The release notes describe them as "folklore APIs (that were never documented or endorsed but nevertheless were accepted and in common use)." The notes on 1.6 also lay out any ambitous roadmap toward Python 3000.

Python 1.6 Release Schedule

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You're not planning on keeping this up all day are you?
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You might want to vary it a bit...

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