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 /*
 Package btcdb provides a database interface for the Bitcoin block chain.
 
-As of May 2013, there are over 235,000 blocks in the Bitcoin block chain and
-and over 17 million transactions (which turns out to be over 11GB of data).
+As of July 2014, there are over 309,000 blocks in the Bitcoin block chain and
+and over 42 million transactions (which turns out to be over 21GB of data).
 btcdb provides a database layer to store and retrieve this data in a fairly
 simple and efficient manner.  The use of this should not require specific
 knowledge of the database backend.
 
 Basic Design
 
-The basic design of btcdb is to provide two classes of items in a
-database; blocks and transactions (tx) where the block number
-increases monotonically.  Each transaction belongs to a single block
-although a block can have a variable number of transactions.  Along
-with these two items, several convenience functions for dealing with
-the database are provided as well as functions to query specific items
-that may be present in a block or tx.
+The basic design of btcdb is to provide two classes of items in a database;
+blocks and transactions (tx) where the block number increases monotonically.
+Each transaction belongs to a single block although a block can have a variable
+number of transactions.  Along with these two items, several convenience
+functions for dealing with the database are provided as well as functions to
+query specific items that may be present in a block or tx.
 
 Usage
 
-At the highest level, the use of this packages just requires that you
-import it, setup a database, insert some data into it, and optionally,
-query the data back.  The first block inserted into the database will be
-treated as the genesis block.  Every subsequent block insert requires the
-referenced parent block to already exist.
+At the highest level, the use of this packages just requires that you import it,
+setup a database, insert some data into it, and optionally, query the data back.
+The first block inserted into the database will be treated as the genesis block.
+Every subsequent block insert requires the referenced parent block to already
+exist.
 */
 package btcdb