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for some reason its working with single quotes in the command line arguments. I dont know why this is though *shrugs*

building on the first example to run a script every minute, something like this maybe?

while 1;
do
first=`date +%s`
exec_script &
while 1;
do second=`date +%s`
...

Try passing the special characters with a \ in front.
On the other hand why not simply use regular expressions with sed or perl etc. ?

Try the set option heading on instead of heading off , on line 6

Link (http://www.ss64.com/orasyntax/plus_set.html)

wow, i was expecting ubuntu to top it, but redhat takes the cake eh?

i think Debian got a respectable enough score, just what I was expecting. Go Debian. :D