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README
This is Angerwhale, a Catalyst-based blogging package. Run Makefile.PL and make test to get all the dependencies (and make sure they work), and then run script/angerwhale_server.pl and visit localhost:3000 to try it out. If you want to "productionize" Angerwhale, running "make install" is probably not what you want to do. Please refer to the Catalyst manual, and deploy Angerwhale as you see fit. * AGAIN: RUNNING "MAKE INSTALL" IS PROBABLY NOT WHAT YOU WANT TO DO

