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-+-------------------------------------------------------+
-| Ben Bleything's Toys                                  |
-| Copyright 2005-2007 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                       |
-+-------------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+Ben Bleything's Miscellany
+Copyright 2005-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
 This repository includes all sorts of little toys and scripts I've
 written over the years.  They're all available for public use.  Beware,</diff>
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| Biller                                           |
-| Copyright 2006 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+Biller
+Copyright 2006-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
 A set of scripts I use to keep track of my time and bill my clients.
 Almost certainly won't be useful for anyone but me, but here you go</diff>
      <filename>biller/README</filename>
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| dupifier.pl                                      |
-| Copyright 2005 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+dupifier.pl
+Copyright 2005-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
 This little gizmo was meant to analyze the contents of my Maildir
 and notify me of duplicate messages. It accomplished this via the</diff>
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| Greasemonkey Userscripts                         |
-| Copyright 2007 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+Greasemonkey Userscripts
+Copyright 2007-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
 A small collection of greasemonkey userscripts.  For more information,
 visit http://greasespot.net/.
@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ visit http://greasespot.net/.
    easter eggs (comic title, RSS title, and comments subject) beneath
    the comic.  Works for archive pages too!
 
- * twoprecappercleanerupper.user.js -- removes the side and top/bottom bars
-   from Television Without Pity pages and resizes the content width to 100%,
-   thus allowing you to read most recap pages without scrolling.  Huzzah!
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+ * twoprecappercleanerupper.user.js -- removes the side and top/bottom
+   bars from Television Without Pity pages and resizes the content width
+   to 100%, allowing you to read most recap pages without scrolling.
+   Huzzah!</diff>
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| imaptoys                                         |
-| Copyright 2006 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+imaptoys
+Copyright 2005-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
 This set of toys is meant for various manipulations of IMAP
 folders.  In part inspired by Eric Hodel's imapcleanse</diff>
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| Shell-style History for irb                      |
-| Copyright 2007 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+Shell-style History for irb
+Copyright 2005-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
-This file represents code written at RubyConf 2006, in preparation for a
-lightning talk on adding shell-style history commands to irb. Essentially, it
-adds the ability to inspect your history and re-execute lines from the
-history.
+This file represents code written at RubyConf 2006, in preparation
+for a lightning talk on adding shell-style history commands to irb.
+Essentially, it adds the ability to inspect your history and re-execute
+lines from the history.
 
-In order for this to work properly, you&#8217;ll need to have one of the various irb
-history hacks running. An easy option is wirble, or you can go the traditional
-route and use Michael Granger&#8217;s hack from the RubyGarden wiki.
+In order for this to work properly, you&#8217;ll need to have one of the
+various irb history hacks running. An easy option is wirble, or you
+can go the traditional route and use Michael Granger&#8217;s hack from the
+RubyGarden wiki.
 
-Both of those, in one way or another, try to remove duplicate entries from
-your history. Last I checked, Wirble does it wrong (doesn&#8217;t reverse the list
-before running uniq so you keep the first instead of the latest), but
-Michael&#8217;s version does it right. That said, I disabled the uniq entirely
-because I don&#8217;t want it. IRB history will work better without it.
+Both of those, in one way or another, try to remove duplicate entries
+from your history. Last I checked, Wirble does it wrong (doesn&#8217;t
+reverse the list before running uniq so you keep the first instead
+of the latest), but Michael&#8217;s version does it right. That said, I
+disabled the uniq entirely because I don&#8217;t want it. IRB history will
+work better without it.
 
 To use, either copy this code into your .irbrc or place it somewhere and
-require it.
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+require it.</diff>
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+========================================================================
+kol-daily.pl
+Copyright 2005-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
+
 This is a little tool used to automate the boring day-to-day tasks that
 a player in Kingdom of Loathing may want to undertake.  Currently, it
 supports the following:</diff>
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+========================================================================
+ljgroupanalyze.pl
+Copyright 2005-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
+
 This little script can be used to analyze a jbackup-generated dump and
 tell you what posts have used what friends groups.  By default, listing
 posts marked Friends Only is disabled.  To enable it, edit the script</diff>
      <filename>ljgroupanalyzer/README</filename>
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| Swatcherator                                     |
-| Copyright 2007 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+Swatcherator
+Copyright 2007-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
-A small Camping app to help pick a set of colors.  Originally designed for
-Timbuk2's customer messenger bags (in ballistic nylon, 2006 color year), but
-can be adapted to just about anything.
+A small Camping app to help pick a set of colors.  Originally designed
+for Timbuk2's customer messenger bags (in ballistic nylon, 2006 color
+year), but can be adapted to just about anything.
 
 To run, install camping:
 
  # gem install camping --include-dependencies
- 
+
 Then run the app:
 
  $ camping swatcherator.rb
- 
+
 Then visit http://localhost:3301 in your browser.  Ta-da!
 
-See the code for more details.
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+See the code for more details.</diff>
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| vgdod.rb                                         |
-| Copyright 2007 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
-
-A little hrpicot toy that scrapes Amazon.com's Video Games Deal of the Day.
+========================================================================
+vgdod.rb
+Copyright 2007-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
+
+A little hrpicot toy that scrapes Amazon.com's Video Games Deal of the
+Day.
 
 To run, install hpricot and shorturl, then run it:
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-+--------------------------------------------------+
-| xwdfetch.pl                                      |
-| Copyright 2006 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt; |
-| Provided under the BSD license.                  |
-+--------------------------------------------------+
+========================================================================
+xwdfetch.pl
+Copyright 2006-2008 Ben Bleything &lt;ben@bleything.net&gt;
+Provided under the BSD license.
+========================================================================
 
-I'm a crossword fanatic.  I recently got a sweet Palm Treo 650 and
+I'm a crossword fanatic.  A while ago, I got a sweet Palm Treo 650 and
 promptly installed some crossword software on it.  One of the coolest
-features is the ability to download puzzles from the internet.  I set
+features was the ability to download puzzles from the internet.  I set
 that up, but I noticed I was getting some puzzles over and over.
 
 I had been getting my URLs from this mac app called PuzzleGetter</diff>
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