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planet-infomotions-com-6819		Planet Eric Lease Morgan			.html	application/xhtml+xml	3998	318	76	I am finally getting my brain around the process of reading texts through the use of network graphs. Given a plain text file, one of two normalization functions, and an integer, the script will output a common network graph data structure called "GraphML". Thus, given a valid TEI file, I can not only print a version of it amenable to traditional reading (and writing in), but I can also explore & navigate a text for the purposes of scholarly investigation. The system works like this: 1) write content, 2) mark-up content in rudimentary TEI, 3) pour content into database, 4) generate valid TEI, 5) transform TEI into HTML, 6) go to Step #1 until satisfied, and finally, 7) create RSS feed. My integrated development environment (IDE) consists of three items: 1) a terminal application (Mac OS X Terminal), 2) a text editor (Barebones's BBEdit), and 3) a file transfer application (Panic's Transmit).	./cache/planet-infomotions-com-6819.html	./txt/planet-infomotions-com-6819.txt