README.md in talks-0.4.0 vs README.md in talks-0.4.1

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 # Talks gem — now your ruby and command-line tools can talk with you
 
-### Build Status ![http://travis-ci.org/ruby-talks/talks](https://secure.travis-ci.org/ruby-talks/talks.png)
+### Build Status ![http://travis-ci.org/gazay/talks](https://secure.travis-ci.org/gazay/talks.png) ![https://codeclimate.com/github/gazay/talks](https://codeclimate.com/github/gazay/talks.png)
 
 If you want to HEAR some response from your code or command-line tools, just use this gem.
 
 You can use this gem on MacOS X and on other linux/unix systems with [espeak](http://espeak.sourceforge.net) installed.
 
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 [README](https://github.com/fnando/notifier/blob/master/README.rdoc) and
 find what notifier you want to use - there is support for every OS!
 
 I added in all sections of this readme notes about usage notifier
 functionality. And small
-[readme](https://github.com/ruby-talks/talks#using-talks-with-growl) about usage with Growl notifier.
+[readme](https://github.com/gazay/talks#using-talks-with-growl) about usage with Growl notifier.
 
 ### Here is a small [screencast](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaUpwQMBvOY) about talks
 
-Soon we will finish the [wiki](https://github.com/ruby-talks/talks/wiki) and it will be (I hope) delimited and clear for understand.
+Soon we will finish the [wiki](https://github.com/gazay/talks/wiki) and it will be (I hope) delimited and clear for understand.
 
 Sponsored by Evil Martians <http://evilmartians.com>
 
 ## Why?
 
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   * [rails-talks](https://github.com/ruby-talks/rails-talks)
   * [bundler-talks](https://github.com/ruby-talks/bundler-talks)
   * [spec-talks](https://github.com/ruby-talks/spec-talks)
 
+Examples from other people:
+
+  * [Autotesting tool on mocha, guard, rake and talks](https://gist.github.com/3150108) by @kossnocorp
+
 ## How?
 
 On MacOS X this gem is just using the native MacOS X `say` command line tool.
 On linix/unix this gem is using espeak speech synthesis.
 
 For notifications this gem uses [notifier](https://github.com/fnando/notifier/blob/master/README.rdoc) gem.
 
-### In all examples below I've used MacOS X voice types. For espeak you can read section [Using talks with espeak](https://github.com/ruby-talks/talks#using-talks-with-espeak)
+### In all examples below I've used MacOS X voice types. For espeak you can read section [Using talks with espeak](https://github.com/gazay/talks#using-talks-with-espeak)
 
 ### Configuration
 
 You can configure default voices and messages for `talks` with `~/.talksrc` file or with `your_project/.talksrc` file. It should be written in YAML format:
 
 `~/.talksrc`
 ```yml
 default_voice: 'whisper'
 engine: 'say'
-notifier: 'off' # if this option passed - you will not receive notifications at all
+notifier: 'off'            # if this option passed - you will not receive notifications at all
+notifier_options:
+  title: 'Not talks'
+  image: 'path/to/okay.png'
+detach: true               # added ' &' to command line command
+notify_by_default: true    # everytime when you call Talks#say - it will call Talks#notify
 voices:
   info: 'pipe'
 messages:
   info: 'hello'
   warn: 'WE GONNA DIE!!!'
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   * @gazay
 
 ### A lot of thanks
 
-  * @kossnocorp - for idea with notifiers.
+  * @kossnocorp - for idea with notifiers and his pulls.
 
   * @shime - for grammar fixes in readme and better explanation of my idea.
 
   * @aderyabin - extended customization of talks is his idea.