README in acts_as_readonlyable-0.0.8 vs README in acts_as_readonlyable-0.0.9

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 == Introduction
 
-ActsAsReadonlyable adds support of multiple read-only slave databases to ActiveRecord models. When a model is marked with acts_as_readonlyable, some of AR finders are overridden to run against a slave DB. The supported finders are find, find_by_sql, count_by_sql, find_[all_]by_*, and reload.
+ActsAsReadonlyable adds support of multiple read-only slave databases to ActiveRecord models. When a model is marked with acts_as_readonlyable, some of AR finders are overridden to run against a slave DB. The supported finders are find, find_by_sql, count_by_sql, find_[all_]by_*, and calculations.
 
 Finders can be forced to fall back to a default DB by passing the :readonly flag set to 'false'.
 
 == Disclaimer
 
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 r = Fruit.find(:first)  # executes against the read_only db
 r.field = 'value'
 r.save!  # executes against the read_write db
 
-r.reload  # executes against the read_only db
-r.reload(:readonly => false)  # executes against the read_write db
+Fruit.count  # executes against the read_only db
+Fruit.count(:readonly => false)  # executes against the read_write db
 
 
 === Transactional Tests Support
 
 Since there are two connections established, it breaks transactional tests that rely on the fact that all code lives within a single transaction/connection. To address that, the read only mode is disabled when there is no read-only database configuration entry defined in database.yml. In this case the warning is printed to the log file.