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README.md

@@ -13,19 +13,19 @@ Create contained environments within the VM via `. init_python_env`
   - Quickly and easily create basic database configurations so you can spend more time working on what you care about. From within a Django project folder, run `manage_django_db`.
 
 
-# TO DO:
+## TO DO:
   in `manage_django_db_postgres.sh` when installing psycopg2, need to first automatically install the _correct_ version of the `python-dev` package.
 
 ## NOTES:
-  #### PostgreSQL
+  ### PostgreSQL
   - Defaults to PostgreSQL 9.3
   - The default settings will run Django on port 80 and Apache on 8080.
     - To change the port Django runs on run: `python manage.py runserver [::]:YOUR_NEW_PORT` in a Django project.
     - To change the port(s) Apache runs on edit: `vim /etc/apache2/ports.conf` and `vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf`. Then restart Apache `sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart`
 
 ## Usage
 
-  - login to machine `vagarnt ssh` and run `sudo su` for privileged commands. (virtualenvwrapper will create necessary files in the root sync folder )
+  - login to machine `vagrant ssh` and run `sudo su` for privileged commands. (virtualenvwrapper will create necessary files in the root sync folder )
   - make sure you are in the synced_folder directory before running the command below. Default directory here is: `/vagrant/www/`
   - run the command `. init_python_env` to create a new Python Environment so projects/packages are contained. **All python environments will be initialized in the synced_folder (`/vagrant/www/` by default). Notice the preceding period. This will automatically cd into the project directory after setup is complete.**
   - VirtualEnv is _not_ a VM container, it is simply to create self-contained python environments. Think of it as a sandbox, not a full fledged VM. Plus, we already have the VM!