SCRIPT.md in closure-1.5.0

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 application is given knowledge of your development systems.
 With Script, you build HTML or Javascript with embedded Ruby.
 The core Script technology is very simple and all Scripts execute in the same context
 regardless if they are test, demo, or compiler scripts.
 
-Exploring or extending the examples is the best way to learn <a href="https://github.com/dturnbull/closure-script">Closure Script</a>.  If you
-are looking for information about Closure in general, 
+Exploring or extending the examples is the best way to learn <a href="https://github.com/AE9RB/closure-script">Closure Script</a>.  If you
+are looking for information about Closure in general,
 <a href="http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920001416">Closure: The Definitive Guide</a>
 is a solid reference.
 
 ## Closure::Script Context
 
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 nothing with this then then results of rendering will be sent as a response.  If you
 write to @response or change it to another object then the rendering is discarded.
 
 Regardless of your language background, cut-and-paste programming from the
 scaffold examples should be practical.  That's the idea anyways.
-If you can conditionally build arrays of strings in Ruby, you're good to go. 
+If you can conditionally build arrays of strings in Ruby, you're good to go.
 But, of course, the more Ruby you know the more you'll be able to do.
 
 ## config.ru
 
 This file is unique in that there's only one and it's the only one that isn't a Script.
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     require 'closure'
     Closure.add_source '.', '/'
     use Closure::Middleware
     run Rack::File.new '.'
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 ## Argument Augmentation
 
 Closure Script adds additional features to the compiler like file modification checks and
 easy module generation.  It does this by augmenting the command line arguments.  
 The compiler arguments in Ruby are going to be the same arguments as if you ran compiler.jar
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 Haml (.haml)
 : This is an indented format (no closing tags) that a lot of Ruby developers use.
 
 Markdown (.md, .markdown)
 : Read-me files and developer documentation look nice for cheap and easy.
-  This very document is in markdown source.
\ No newline at end of file
+  This very document is in markdown source.