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Added VERSION and spruced up USAGE_EXAMPLES

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BEDTools, prosaic as it may be, is a collection of utilities for comparing and
intersecting genomic features in the UCSC Genome Browser BED format.
===Installation===
1. If you are reading this, you successfully downloaded and unzipped/unpacked the source tarball. Great.
2. Type "make all" at the command line.
3. If you encountered no errors, then all of the BED Tools should now be in bin/
If not, try to troubleshoot then email me: aaronquinlan@gmail.com
4. Copy the files in bin/ to ~/bin or if you have the privileges, to /usr/local/bin.
5. Use the tools.
===Acknowledgments===
1. Jim Kent, UCSC.
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down impromptu ideas and these tools were largely designed to facilitate tangents.
===Installation===
1. If you are reading this, you successfully downloaded and unzipped/unpacked the source tarball. Great.
2. Type "make all" at the command line.
3. If you encountered no errors, then all of the BED Tools should now be in bin/
If not, try to troubleshoot then email me: aaronquinlan@gmail.com
4. Copy the files in bin/ to ~/bin or if you have the privileges, to /usr/local/bin.
5. Use the tools.
===Requests===
I would be grateful to learn of any problems or suggestions you have for improving these tools.
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===Example Usage===
intersectBed. Reports overlaps between features in two BED files.
NOTE: When intersecting SNPs, make sure the coordinate conform to the UCSC format. That is,
the start position for each SNP should be SNP position - 1 and the end position should
be SNP position. E.g. chr7 10000001 10000002 rs123464
1. Report the base-pair overlap between the features in two BED files.
$ intersectBed -a reads.bed -b genes.bed
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