v0.2.47..v0.2.48 changeset rubber sheet.asciidoc

diff --git a/docs/commands/rubber-sheet.asciidoc b/docs/commands/rubber-sheet.asciidoc
index 97a4d41..c067a9b 100644
--- a/docs/commands/rubber-sheet.asciidoc
+++ b/docs/commands/rubber-sheet.asciidoc
@@ -3,8 +3,8 @@
 
 === Description
 
-The +rubber-sheet+ command finds common high confidence road intersection matches and rubber sheets two map datasets to bring them 
-into alignment.  It reads from inputs, matches nodes, transforms input2, and writes the combined data to output.  The input 
+The +rubber-sheet+ command finds common high confidence road intersection matches and rubber sheets two map datasets to bring them
+into alignment.  It reads from inputs, matches nodes, transforms input2, and writes the combined data to output.  The input
 parameters are:
 
 * +input1+ - Input 1 (e.g. .osm file).
@@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ parameters are:
 
 The following optional defines can be set:
 
-* +rubber.sheet.ref+                   - If set to true then the first input will be treated as a reference layer and the geometries 
+* +rubber.sheet.ref+                   - If set to true then the first input will be treated as a reference layer and the geometries
                                          will not be moved. By default +input1+ and +input2+ are moved towards each other.
-* +rubber.sheet.kernel.estimate.sigma+ - The sigma to use when applying a kernel estimation interpolation. By default cross validation 
+* +rubber.sheet.kernel.estimate.sigma+ - The sigma to use when applying a kernel estimation interpolation. By default cross validation
                                          is used to determine an appropriate sigma and should be adequate for most purposes.
 
 === Usage
@@ -53,12 +53,12 @@ rubber-sheet --derive [--ref] (input1) (input2) (transform2to1.rs) [transform1to
 ==== Example With Derive Option
 
 --------------------------------------
-hoot rubber-sheet --derive --ref DcGisRoads.osm TigerRoads.osm TigerToDcGis.rs 
+hoot rubber-sheet --derive --ref DcGisRoads.osm TigerRoads.osm TigerToDcGis.rs
 --------------------------------------
 
 === Description With Apply Option
 
-To apply a rubber sheet created with the --derive option, use the --apply option.  When using the --apply option, the input parameters 
+To apply a rubber sheet created with the --derive option, use the --apply option.  When using the --apply option, the input parameters
 are:
 
 * +transform.rs+ - Transform rubber sheet spec for moving the input.