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kasbah
Hello, I created the open source site kitspace.org. Kitspace allows people that want to re-build electronics projects to buy all the right parts with much less clicking around. I am helping open source hardware creators put up their projects and this one is just too cool to pass up. I used an alpha version of a bom-builder tool to put the BOM into the right (tab-separated-values) format and add all the manufacturer and retailer numbers.
Let me know if this looks right to you and whether you would be happy to put it up on Kitspace!