README.md in danno_scrabble-0.0.5 vs README.md in danno_scrabble-0.0.6

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 Scrabble has long been used to play on words. For example, you have a set of letters, these letters then make various
 combinations of words. In the rules of scrabble those various combinations of words are compared against a valid scrabble
 dictionary to see if it is a valid answer. This provides a list of all possible valid answers based on the set of letters.
 
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   ["ad", "ads", "as", "da", "sad"]
 
 # Using the Gem!
 
   * `ruby -Ilib ./bin/scrabble {'scrabble'}` or `ruby -Ilib ./bin/scrabble {'asdfjkl'}` # if cloned
-  * `ruby -Ilib ~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.3/gems/danno_scrabble_0.0.5/bin/scrabble {'scrabble'}` # if installed via `gem install`
+  * `ruby -Ilib ~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.3/gems/danno_scrabble_0.0.6/bin/scrabble {'scrabble'}` # if installed via `gem install`
 
 # Testing the Gem!
 
   * `rake` # if cloned
-  * `cd ~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.3/gems/danno_scrabble_0.0.5` then `rake` # if installed via `gem install`
+  * `cd ~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.3/gems/danno_scrabble_0.0.6` then `rake` # if installed via `gem install`