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README.rst

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-Read the full  
-
-.. image:: https://readthedocs.org/projects/benchpress/badge/?version=latest
-   :target: http://benchpress.readthedocs.org
-   :alt: Documentation Status
-
-on Benchpress or see below for a quick start.
-
 Quick Start
 ===========
 
@@ -22,9 +14,9 @@ Fire up your terminal, and::
 
 You now have the Benchpress commands, ``bp-run``, ``bp-times``, ``bp-info``, ``bp-compile``, and ``bp-grapher`` ready at your finger-tips along with all the benchmarks and suites.
 
-Go ahead and run the `numpy_only` suite, executing each benchmark in the suite twice::
+Go ahead and run the `python_numpy` suite, executing each benchmark in the suite twice::
 
-  bp-run --no-perf --no-time --runs 2 --output my_run.json suites/numpy_only.py
+  bp-run NOREPOS suites/python_numpy.py --runs 2 --output my_run.json
 
 The above will store results from the run in the file `my_run.json`. You can inspect the elapsed wall-clock by executing::
 

doc/source/quickstart.rst

@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ Fire up your terminal, and::
 
 You now have the Benchpress commands, ``bp-run``, ``bp-times``, ``bp-info``, ``bp-compile``, and ``bp-grapher`` ready at your finger-tips along with all the benchmarks and suites.
 
-Go ahead and run the `numpy_only` suite, executing each benchmark in the suite twice::
+Go ahead and run the `python_numpy` suite, executing each benchmark in the suite twice::
 
-  bp-run --no-perf --no-time --runs 2 --output my_run.json suites/numpy_only.py
+  bp-run NOREPOS suites/python_numpy.py --runs 2 --output my_run.json
 
 The above will store results from the run in the file `my_run.json`. You can inspect the elapsed wall-clock by executing::
 

module/benchpress/version.py

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 import re
 
 APP_NAME = 'benchpress'
-APP_VERSION = '0.8'
+APP_VERSION = '0.9'
 
 ignore      = ["_utils", "_doc"]