PUZ, August 2020

[Glenn9999]

As always, copy to a text file and then load in Across Lite to get the PUZ file.

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Mon, Aug 10, 2020
<AUTHOR>
Rob Gonsalves & Jennifer Lim / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
ORBS.METUP.SACS
LOOK.SARDI.ECHO
AUDIOGUIDE.ATOM
VESPA..PEC.FORE
...PHONERECORD.
DENEUVE..SLO...
USSR.AXLE.ADAMS
TAE.BLUELAW.MEH
YUCCA.SEER.RENO
...ONS..COCONUT
.WORKHISTORY...
BOZO.ARC..EGADS
IWON.DOUBLEBOOK
NINE.ENSUE.INTO
DEET.DYING.VEER
<ACROSS>
Eyes, to a poet
Got together for lunch, say
Animal pouches
"Check this out!"
Big Apple restaurateur
Come again?
*Often-digital commentary for a museum tour
Tiny bit of matter
Italian scooter
Upper bod muscle
Fairway warning
*List of incoming and outgoing calls
"Indochine" Oscar nominee Catherine
__-mo replay
Country in a Beatles song
Wheel shaft
Second or sixth president
__ Bo: exercise method
*Sunday liquor-buying ban, e.g.
"I'm unimpressed"
State flower of New Mexico
Nostradamus, e.g.
Nevada slots spot
Add-__: extras
Fruit with milk
*Experience section in a résumé
Classic clown
Rainbow shape
"Holy smokes!"
Victor's cry
Reserve twice in error, as an airline seat ... or a hint to the two-part answers to starred clues
Cat lives count, so they say
Occur as a result
Liking a lot
Bug spray ingredient
Flopping at a comedy club
Swerve
<DOWN>
Norse royal name
Rakish sort
Physiques, briefly
Ship's captain
Flavor-enhancing abbr.
Water in the Seine
Balderdash
Organ with milk
Jigsaw puzzle parts
"Surf" served with "turf"
Kristen Bell or Kristen Stewart
A major, for one
Vague amount
Waikiki's island
Egg-shaped
Focal point
Lobster's weapon
Responsibility
Jacob's biblical twin
Tiny part of a min.
__ Scoresby, Lin-Manuel Miranda's "His Dark Materials" role
Choose by ballot
Prayer ending
File, Edit or Help
Jigger at the bar
Place for deposits
Suffix with buck
Small crown
Colorful mnemonic
Like a picnic area under a tree
Canadian native
Surprised cry
Endangered layer
O. Henry hallmark
"Pardon me," in Parma
Tie tightly
Top-of-the-line
Shower attention (on)
Hershey toffee bar
Hamburger holder
Relay race segment

[Glenn9999]

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Tue, Aug 11, 2020
<AUTHOR>
Paul Coulter / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2010 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
ADORE.RAID.OVEN
DEBUT.ONME.NEVE
AFISHOUTOFWATER
MYST.NEE.AHNOLD
...ICE..ENID...
PURCHASINGPOWER
ANO.AMENDS.FRAU
CLOP..CIR..FUSS
TINE.SEGUES.NYT
STEPPEDONTHEGAS
...PELE..HEM...
SATIRE.ODE.OAHU
PUBLICUTILITIES
ORAL.TIRE.GENRE
TARS.SEAT.ASTOR
<ACROSS>
Really dig
Prohibition incursion
Baking device
Coming-out
Grabbing-the-tab words
"Scream" star Campbell
One who doesn't fit in
Library sect. for Christie books
Maiden name lead-in
The Governator, as he might pronounce it
Rocks in bars
Oklahoma city
Measure of what you can buy
Mayo is fifth in it
Makes right
Herr's honey
Hoof sound
Fig. with a radius
Bother
Utensil sticker
Smooth transitions
WSJ competitor
Drove faster
Brazilian soccer legend
Tailor's alteration
Lampoon
Piece of poetic praise
Diamond Head locale
Providers of the necessities that end 17-, 26- and 46-Across
Face-to-face exam
Bad thing to blow on the road
Horror or humor
Blackens
It may be reserved
Mary of "The Maltese Falcon" (1941)
<DOWN>
Eaton of the Washington Nats
Buck
Eastern sashes
Backwoodsy
Horn of Africa country: Abbr.
Scoundrel
Required Hold 'em bet
Texter's two-cents intro
Renders harmless
Intermittent
Quash, as a bill
Daredevil Knievel
Dorky sort
An hr. past midnight
Beat into a froth
When doubled, a dance
Evasive maneuver
Agreements
Lacking illumination
TV sports pioneer Arledge
Formally break away
Architect Jones
Twisted dry
Course that helps your GPA
Corrodes
Uppers, drug-wise
Culls
Merman on Broadway
Pronoun for many an individual
"Frasier" actress Gilpin
Chews the scenery
__ card: two through nine in each suit
Ghostly glow
Alpine transport
__ vez: another time, in Spanish
Losing proposition?
"If it __ broke ... "
Protagonist
Computer operator
One-eighty
"Hometown Proud" supermarket chain

[Glenn9999]

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Wed, Aug 12, 2020
<AUTHOR>
Gabrielle Friedman / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
FABLE..NAVY.OMG
EQUAL.COCOA.NOR
RUNSMOOTHLY.THO
BATS.IPO...CHAW
...ISLANDS.RAIL
ESC.PSYCHOMETRY
TULSI.SESSION..
SEEING...ALLOTS
..ACERBIC.AETNA
BARCLAYCARD.ETC
AGEE.DEADEYE...
REDD...NRA.PETE
BIO.CENTERCOURT
ISU.ADIOS.ACRID
EMT.POLO..WHOPS
<ACROSS>
"The Boy Who Cried Wolf," e.g.
__ bean
"Gee whiz!"
Name on a sweetener packet
Après-ski drink
IOC country two before NZL, alphabetically
Go off without a hiccup
Still, in verse
Needs for 3-Downs
WSJ headline topic
Tobacco plug
Singapore makeup
Complain (about)
PC corner key
Paranormal power
Hawaiian Congresswoman Gabbard
50 minutes on a couch, say
Going out with
Divvies up
Harsh
Big name in insurance
London-based credit brand
List-ending abbr.
"A Death in the Family" author James
Crack shot
Comic Foxx
New Deal agcy.
Baseball's Rose
One might be under a selfie
Site of a tennis focus match ... and a hint to what's hidden in 16-, 30- and 45-Across?
The Cyclones of the Big 12 Conf.
Spanish 41-Down
Bitter-tasting
Lifesaver, briefly
Water ___
Hits hard
<DOWN>
Stepbrother of Phineas on a Disney animated series
Shade of blue
Hit close to home?
Indian yogurt drink
Nightmare street
Never ever
"Bah!" in Bavaria
Tennessee athlete, briefly
Joyous shout
"Speaking of which ... "
Sweater material
Guttural
HMO outlays
Works on walls
Bayou cuisine
Rubylike gemstone
Post-9/11 cabinet agcy.
Slugging Sammy
"The War of the Worlds" villains, for short
Bring an action
Decamped, say
Address for a noblewoman
Urged to attack, with "on"
Former senior
Wile E. Coyote purchase
Pouch
English 64-Across
"Just watch me!"
Close-knit groups
She's a doll
Discrimination based on years
Raise
Many, many years
Spanish coin
Fall lead-in, maybe
Flight board listings: Abbr.
Souvenir shop purchase
Tokyo, formerly
Nothing
Crow cry

[trauer1282]

Many thanks for posting these Glenn9999!  I remember you said you'll eventually need to stop posting the .puz versions, and many of us are glad that hasn't happened yet!   

[Glenn9999]

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Thu, Aug 13, 2020
<AUTHOR>
Jeffrey Wechsler / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
.COMPS.RUMMAGE.
.LAILA.TREETOP.
BESTINTENTIONS.
ORIENTE..SOLE..
OKS.TESSA.SLUMS
...THETIMEISNOW
SODAS..LOGS.DIO
AIRS.EIEIO.HERR
ILE.WARN..JARED
NEWDIRECTION...
TRAIT.SEEMS.SWE
..LECH..RETINUE
.EITHERWILLWORK
.SNEERAT.DEARS.
.PERSONS.ASSET.
<ACROSS>
Freebies
Charity sale goods
Undefeated Ali
Cradle-rocking site of rhyme
Good ideas that don't always pan out
Eduardo's east
Only
Gives the go-ahead
Championship ice dancer __ Virtue
Depressed areas
"Carpe diem!"
Fountain output
Fuel for a fire
Vatican's higher authority
Puts on TV
Children's song refrain featured in the four longest answers
Monsieur across the border
Land in la mer
Give a heads-up
Rams QB Goff
GPS suggestion to avoid a tie-up
Characteristic
Looks
Nor. neighbor
'90s Polish president Walesa
Group of groupies
"Both options are practical"
Show contempt for
Objects of fondness
Ones of interest, perhaps
Thing of worth
<DOWN>
Register user
Spring for a drink?
Somewhat, with "a"
Architectural column bases
South Carolina river to the Atlantic
GPS datum
Decorative container
Team whose mascot's head is a ball
Cell division that produces gametes
Common Pacific groupings
Failed, as a business
Four-song discs, briefly
Frightening word
Trial
Library ambience
Madame's mine
Optically active pattern
Excalibur, for one
Prof's helpers
A star may have a big one
Venerated figure
Gulf of Oman vessel
Set boundaries
Protuberant organ
Elicits a "Grrr!" from
Solo in space
First group seen in "Macbeth"
Fights (through), as a crowd
One with something to lose
Polo usually not on horseback
Former Filipino first lady Marcos
Sleep soundly?
Hot dog, to a Hamburger
"That scared me!"
Often-shared sandwich
"Methought __ enamour'd of an ass": Titania
Debatable ability
Headed for the hills
Lb. and oz.

[Badir]

Thanks, Glenn!

Alas, I don't remember how to get this to work correctly.  I'm using a Mac and made a file using TextEdit, which saves as RTF.  I made sure that there was a <return> at the end of the last line, and I changed the .rtf suffix to .puz, but AcrossLite still thinks it's a corrupted file.  Can anyone remind me what I have to do to get it to work?

Thanks!
David

[Glenn9999]

Thanks, Glenn!

Alas, I don't remember how to get this to work correctly.  I'm using a Mac and made a file using TextEdit, which saves as RTF.  I made sure that there was a <return> at the end of the last line, and I changed the .rtf suffix to .puz, but AcrossLite still thinks it's a corrupted file.  Can anyone remind me what I have to do to get it to work?

Thanks!
David

I'm not sure how it works on a Mac.  But basically on the PC Side:
1) Copy the script contents of post to a text editor (Notepad on Windows). 
2) Save as regular ASCII Text file (*.TXT).  Like with the one I'm likely going to be posting in a couple of hours you can use LAT200814.TXT.
3) Load the regular TXT file up in Across Lite.  If everything was copied right and saved in the right format it'll work.  You can use Across Lite from there if you want to save a PUZ version like what you would normally download off of this site.

[Glenn9999]

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Fri, Aug 14, 2020
<AUTHOR>
Jerry Edelstein / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
FUJI.BOOTED.DAD
OMEN.LAMONT.EWE
PASSEDTENTS.BAS
..TONG.GAR.CASK
GUILT.MALEBACHS
AMNESIA...ELLIE
MPG..GIVE.EVENT
...PLANESITE...
DOBIE.SEPT..LAP
ENOLA...YESMAAM
FOWLPOLLS.OATHS
ARTS.PEA.INGE..
CDI.BRAKINGGNUS
TEE.TAVERN.ICKY
ORS.WHERES.EYED
<ACROSS>
Peak on the 1,000-yen note
Kicked
__ bod
Sign not always recognized
"Sanford and Son" son
Wool coat wearer
Drove by the campsite?
Hist. majors' degrees
Half a cocktail hour pair
Needlefish
Winery sight
It may be proven in court
Johann Sebastian and Johann Christian?
Soap opera plot staple
Kemper who plays Kimmy Schmidt
Car stat
Buckle
Big game, say
Carpenter's work station?
Scotch-Brite cleaning product
9, at times: Abbr.
Race unit
First name on a 1945 bomber
Polite response
Bird popularity surveys?
Presidents take them
Song and dance
Pod resident?
"Picnic" dramatist
Fifth-century date
Wildebeests coming to a screeching halt?
Get ready to drive, with "up"
Place for a shot
Distasteful
Surg. facilities
Location query opener
Viewed warily
<DOWN>
Dandy
Thurman of the 2005 film "Prime"
Having fun
Shoe part
Apt. house
__ grass
Breitling competitor
Relating to pitches
Between, in Brest
Drying-out hurdle
Total disaster
Loaded with
It might contain an inbox
Tolkien creatures
Have a cow
School of whales
Foul line watcher, at times
Water conduits
Red-rooted plant, usually
Food chain letters
Flying formation
Athletic awards
Some tablets
It may be quantum
Resident's suffix
In reality
Awaiting shipment
Donald Duck and Winston Churchill wear them
Bulbs' pre-bloom condition
Sound of delight
U.K. leaders
Musical number
Smith who played Violet on "Downton Abbey"
Part of OWN
Go
James, since 2018
1,000+ Holidays
Texter's "just so you know"
Wrath
Hawaiian strings
Barrett of Pink Floyd

[Glenn9999]

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Sat, Aug 15, 2020
<AUTHOR>
Christopher Adams / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
..BETACAM.ALBUM
.SOMBRERO.BOOTY
CHOOSINGUPSIDES
RATT..TONE.NERO
AMOEBAS.TTS.RUN
SEURAT.WEENIES.
HST.YACHTROCK..
...NONBINARY...
..TONYSTARK.DPS
.IMMERSE.NEWERA
HMO.TAP.SOLITON
ABBA.TOSH..LEND
TRIGGERWARNINGS
EULER.TAKEBETS.
REESE.SPYWARE..
<ACROSS>
Sony videocassette brand developed in 1982
Wedding memento
Wide-brimmed hat
Plunder
Making teams, in a way
"Out of the Cellar" rock band
Hit the gym, with "up"
Last ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Organisms that move via pseudopodia
Sporty Audis
A show may have a long one
French pointillist
Cookout options
Honolulu setting: Abbr.
Genre originally called the West Coast Sound
Gender identity spectrum
"I am Iron Man" speaker
MLB "twin killings"
Involve deeply
Exclusive MLB cap supplier
Med. insurance plan
["Is this thing on?"]
Wave that maintains its shape and speed through collisions
Swedish pop band
Peter of reggae
Advance
Alerts about potentially disturbing content
"Elements of Algebra" author
Emulate a bookie
Dodger Pee Wee
Sneaky programs
<DOWN>
Eject
Glowing star, say?
"Full Frontal" network
NL West team, on scoreboards
Pair in a view?
2012 Affleck thriller
Hephaestus' workshop was said to be under it
Pilates targets
Butcher buy
"10" co-star
Development site
Last words of Kipling's "If—"
Disgraces
Computer problem
Longtime New Yorker cartoonist
Sharp weapon
"Regardless ... "
Diving device
Wintry, in a way
Wintry, in a way
Longtime Masters TV venue
Snarfing sound
It acquired the naming rights for the former Safeco Field
Cold War warm-up
Fine points
Smooths, in a way
Saturate
More cunning
Twitter malcontent
Unstable
Rusts or grays
Quid pro quo
Its General Test consists of six sections: Abbr.
Fire TV button: Abbr.
Kawhi Leonard's org.

[Badir]

Thanks!

The two keys were
1) Save as .txt, not .puz.
2) Use something like Emacs to save without all the extra formatting characters.

I'm not sure how it works on a Mac.  But basically on the PC Side:
1) Copy the script contents of post to a text editor (Notepad on Windows). 
2) Save as regular ASCII Text file (*.TXT).  Like with the one I'm likely going to be posting in a couple of hours you can use LAT200814.TXT.
3) Load the regular TXT file up in Across Lite.  If everything was copied right and saved in the right format it'll work.  You can use Across Lite from there if you want to save a PUZ version like what you would normally download off of this site.
[/quote]

[Badir]

When I try this puzzle from yesterday, Friday Aug 14, it says there are extra lines at the end of the file.  I got the last four to work, but can't get this one to go.  Is there something different with it?

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Fri, Aug 14, 2020
<AUTHOR>
Jerry Edelstein / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
FUJI.BOOTED.DAD
OMEN.LAMONT.EWE
PASSEDTENTS.BAS
..TONG.GAR.CASK
GUILT.MALEBACHS
AMNESIA...ELLIE
MPG..GIVE.EVENT
...PLANESITE...
DOBIE.SEPT..LAP
ENOLA...YESMAAM
FOWLPOLLS.OATHS
ARTS.PEA.INGE..
CDI.BRAKINGGNUS
TEE.TAVERN.ICKY
ORS.WHERES.EYED
<ACROSS>
Peak on the 1,000-yen note
Kicked
__ bod
Sign not always recognized
"Sanford and Son" son
Wool coat wearer
Drove by the campsite?
Hist. majors' degrees
Half a cocktail hour pair
Needlefish
Winery sight
It may be proven in court
Johann Sebastian and Johann Christian?
Soap opera plot staple
Kemper who plays Kimmy Schmidt
Car stat
Buckle
Big game, say
Carpenter's work station?
Scotch-Brite cleaning product
9, at times: Abbr.
Race unit
First name on a 1945 bomber
Polite response
Bird popularity surveys?
Presidents take them
Song and dance
Pod resident?
"Picnic" dramatist
Fifth-century date
Wildebeests coming to a screeching halt?
Get ready to drive, with "up"
Place for a shot
Distasteful
Surg. facilities
Location query opener
Viewed warily
<DOWN>
Dandy
Thurman of the 2005 film "Prime"
Having fun
Shoe part
Apt. house
__ grass
Breitling competitor
Relating to pitches
Between, in Brest
Drying-out hurdle
Total disaster
Loaded with
It might contain an inbox
Tolkien creatures
Have a cow
School of whales
Foul line watcher, at times
Water conduits
Red-rooted plant, usually
Food chain letters
Flying formation
Athletic awards
Some tablets
It may be quantum
Resident's suffix
In reality
Awaiting shipment
Donald Duck and Winston Churchill wear them
Bulbs' pre-bloom condition
Sound of delight
U.K. leaders
Musical number
Smith who played Violet on "Downton Abbey"
Part of OWN
Go
James, since 2018
1,000+ Holidays
Texter's "just so you know"
Wrath
Hawaiian strings
Barrett of Pink Floyd

[Glenn9999]

When I try this puzzle from yesterday, Friday Aug 14, it says there are extra lines at the end of the file.  I got the last four to work, but can't get this one to go.  Is there something different with it?

I copied it back out and got it to work for myself.  Maybe try copying it again and double-check that you got all the relevant lines and no more and no less?

[Glenn9999]

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Sun, Aug 16, 2020 - "Attracting the Wrong Type"
<AUTHOR>
MaryEllen Uthlaut / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
21x21
<GRID>
CHOP.OLD.OREO.IDIOT..
RENO.POI.TERR.SENDUPS
EXECUTIVECHEF.MADEIRA
ENDOR.TET.ACED.ROOTER
DUG.ABE.CONTORTIONIST
STEELERS.RGS.OYER.OER
...RSA.OTIS.SOS..ANTE
.BAN.PCLAB.MELODIC...
RACECARDRIVER.NESTING
ARC.ALOE..IRIS.BOOTEE
SMEAR.PROGOLFER.BRAWN
TANDEM.SAIL..IOTA.LEE
ANTLERS.TRAPEZEARTIST
...INSURED.HEIST.OCT.
JAMB..NUN.MORN.TUG...
ENE.CHUB.HUN.GRENADES
WORSHIPLEADER.ERR.IVE
EDITOR.ENID.EEL.INLET
LANOLIN.DRILLSERGEANT
SLOVENE.ODES.ANY.OTTO
..SERGE.WORD.UTE.NESS
<ACROSS>
Prepare for sushi, in a way
Experienced
"Milk's Favorite Cookie"
__ light
Nevada casino city
Taro paste
La. or Dak., once
Parodies
The ad said "seasonal work" ... and we got an __!
Island wine
Ewoks' forest moon
Asian New Year
Did very well in
Fan
Turned up ground
One of two presidents between a James and an Andrew
... "flexible hours" ... and we got a __!
Team that's won six Super Bowls
NFL linemen
Open court hearing, in law
"__ the ramparts ... "
Cape Town's home: Abbr.
Songwriter Redding
Rescue plea
Start to build a pot
Prohibition
Programming classroom
Tuneful
... "fast-paced environment" ... and we got a __!
Fitting tightly
Boomerang's path
Natural soother
Bearded flower
Tootsy protector
Haphazard application
... "good driving record" ... and we got a __!
Bodybuilder's asset
In single file
Wind catcher
Very small amount
Protective shelter
Horns usually shed once a year
... "high-energy position" ... and we got a __!
Covered, in a way
Caper film subject
"Eat Better, Eat Together" mo.
Door support
One living an orderly life?
Poetic period
Hard pull
Opposite of WSW
Carp family fish
Fifth-century invader
Smoke dispensers, at times
... "service-minded attitude" ... and we got a __!
Be mistaken
"__ Been Thinking About You": 1991 #1 hit
Copy __
Author Bagnold
Long-bodied fish
A channel may lead to one
Shaving cream additive
... "strong verbal skills" and we got a __!
Ljubljana language
Honoring verses
Word between two cards?
Germany's von Bismarck
Coat material
Microsoft product
Versatile truck, informally
Loch with a legend
<DOWN>
Statements of faith
Six-sided fastener
Keyed up
Musical modifier
Make a choice
Linger idly
__ bar
Non-Rx
Puts back up
Sets upright
Gluck's "__ ed Euridice"
Belief system
Sweetheart
Like some sports
Ancient music hall
School income source
Program in advance
"Hell is other people" French dramatist
Eurasian range
"Yada, yada, yada" letters
Visibly anticipate, with "over"
"Little help here, bud?"
African antelope
"Iron Mike" in the ring
Coastal bird
Does a metalworking job
Sailor
Letter embellishment
One given the part
Drink mixer, in Manchester
Stress
Farm product
Reagle of "Wordplay"
Nebraska senator Fischer
Weather map line
Bob Marley, e.g.
Sway on a curve
Common quartet instrument
Emphatic type
Late to the max
"The Balcony" playwright
Taking with force
Deliver spontaneously
Like granola bars
Surround
Small deer
__ Puff: SpongeBob's driving teacher
Shred
Something to crow about?
Cell, nowadays
Always, to a poet
Cover-up in Nero's time
Russian note
Royal ornaments
Of a battery terminal
Sources of fine wool
Less clear
Strip of equipment
Anger
Putting on the payroll
Job for a stylist
Let up
Pupils do it in the dark
They happen
Brief scuffles
Franklin's burned wood
Provide with funding
Member of the fam.
Name possibly derived from the Arabic for "hairy"
Colorless gas for colorful signs
Born, in Brest
"Acid"
Pumpernickel grain

[trauer1282]

Badir, the puzzle source Glen9999 posted for Aug. 14 worked fine for me too. An extra line with just a single blank character in it will cause AcrossLite to return the error message you are getting. So you may have an almost invisible extra line you'll need to remove before opening the file.

[Badir]

Thanks!  Yep, that was it: an extra blank line.  I thought I had removed the extra blank line, but I made a new copy and it worked.  When I diffed the two files, the old one had the blank.

I hope I won't be having any more technical issues here!