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 Documentation
 =============
 
-Full user documentation is available here: http://khuck.github.io/xpress-apex.
+Full user documentation is available here: http://uo-oaciss.github.io/apex.
 
 The source code is instrumented with Doxygen comments, and the API reference manual can be generated by executing `make doc` in the build directory, after CMake configuration.  [A fairly recent version of the API reference documentation is also available here] (http://www.nic.uoregon.edu/~khuck/apex_docs/doc/html/index.html).
 
 Installation
 ============
 
-[Full installation documentation is available here] (http://khuck.github.io/xpress-apex). Below is a quickstart for the impatient...
+[Full installation documentation is available here] (http://uo-oaciss.github.io/apex). Below is a quickstart for the impatient...
 
 Please Note:
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-*These instructions are for building the stand-alone APEX library.  For instructions on building APEX with HPX, please see [http://khuck.github.io/xpress-apex/usage](http://khuck.github.io/xpress-apex/usage)*
+*These instructions are for building the stand-alone APEX library.  For instructions on building APEX with HPX, please see [http://uo-oaciss.github.io/apex/usage](http://uo-oaciss.github.io/apex/usage)*
 
 
 To build APEX stand-alone (to use with OpenMP, OpenACC, CUDA, Kokkos, TBB, C++ threads, etc.) do the following: