Nike+ in Subversion . . . again

I've uploaded my Nike+ API to a new SVN repository.  Previously, I used Google Code, but it required people to register with Google and I couldn't find the way to open it up to anonymous users. So, here it is again.  I have it on my own server in a repository: https://svn.overpass-software.com/svn/nikeplus/trunk I didn't run (or go to work) at all last week because of the heavy snow and a bout of the flu.  I should be ready to head out this morning, but I think I broke a toe yesterday.  I walked right into a door jam barefoot in the house and now they are starting to swell up.  I sound like someone who is always looking for excuses, but he Reading Half Marathon is 7 weeks away, and I'm already registered. Update 12 Oct 2009: Since this post was written, I have moved the code to the Google Code repository at https://nikepluscsharp.googlecode.com/svn/trunk.  Use your Google username and password to access it.  It is not a complete working app and will require some C# knowledge to see what it does.