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Fix the basic typos/issues with getting started guide [closes GH-37]

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the rails box was created completely with Vagrant provisioning.
Vagrant supports adding boxes from both the local filesystem and an
HTTP URL. Beginning running the following command so it can begin downloading
HTTP URL. Begin running the following command so it can begin downloading
while box installation is covered in more detail:
{% highlight bash %}
$ vagrant box add getting_started http://files.vagrantup.com/getting_started.box
{% endhighlight %}
Installed boxes reside in ~/.vagrant/boxes, and they are global to the current vagrant
installation. This means that once the rails box has been added, it can be used by
Installed boxes reside in ~/.vagrant/boxes, and they are global to the current vagrant
installation. This means that once the rails box has been added, it can be used by
multiple projects at the same time. Each project uses the box as a _base_ only, so once the
project VM is created, modifications can be made without affecting other
projects which may use the same box.
@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ the filename and logical name are equal in this case.
## Removing Boxes
Just as easily as they're added, boxes can be removed as well. The following
is an example command to remove a box.
is an example command to remove a box.
**Do not run this command if you're following the guide. It is just an example.**

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end
{% endhighlight %}
<div class="info">
<h3>What's with the MAC address?</h3>
<p>
When an OS is installed, it typically sets up the MAC address associated
with the <code>eth0</code> network interface, which allows the VM to connect to the
internet. But when importing a base, VirtualBox changes the MAC address
to something new, which breaks <code>eth0</code>. The MAC address of the base must
be persisted in the box Vagrantfile so that Vagrant can setup the MAC address
to ensure internet connectivity.
</p>
</div>
## Packaging the Project
Run the following code to package the environment up:

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Maintaining consistent development environments over multiple projects is simply an
unfeasible task for a modern web developer. Each project depends on its own libraries,
message queue systems, databases, framework, and more each with their own versions.
message queue systems, databases, framework, and more, each with their own versions.
In addition to the dependencies, running all these on a single home machine and remembering
to turn it all off at the end of the day or when working on other projects is also unfeasible.
Vagrant gives you the tools to build unique development environments for each project once