diff --git a/Installing-Tracks-2.2.2-on-CentOS-6.5-Minimal-x86_64.md b/Installing-Tracks-2.2.2-on-CentOS-6.5-Minimal-x86_64.md
index 47b7749..a4dfaaf 100644
--- a/Installing-Tracks-2.2.2-on-CentOS-6.5-Minimal-x86_64.md
+++ b/Installing-Tracks-2.2.2-on-CentOS-6.5-Minimal-x86_64.md
@@ -536,7 +536,7 @@ Installed size: 240 M
 Is this ok [y/N]:
 ```
 
-##User account & audo
+##3. User account & sudo
 A decision needs to be made to either use root or an user account. In practice, using a dedicated user could decreases the risk of root exploits, however, this assumes you do not granting sudo with wide open privileges (command access) to the user. I am over simplifying, so do some googling and decide for yourself. I will be using a user account named tracks with the intent of removing sudo access after testing is complete.
 
 Create user 'tracks' 
@@ -603,7 +603,7 @@ $ mysql -u root -p
 > exit;
 ```
 
-###Ruby Version Manager
+##4. Ruby Version Manager
 Validate RVM prerequisite binaries are installed by executing the following as root or with sudo.
 ```
 $ sudo for name in {bash,awk,sed,grep,ls,cp,tar,curl,gunzip,bunzip2,git,svn} ; do which $name ;  done
@@ -622,7 +622,7 @@ $ echo gem: --no-ri --no-rdoc >> ~/.gemrc
 
 Log off then on or $ source ~/.profile before continuing.
 
-##Ruby 1.9
+##5. Ruby 1.9
 Tracks installation.textile states Tracks version 2.2.2 works best with Ruby 1.9, let's make sure we have RVM's requirements have been met then install ruby 1.9.
 ```
 $ rvm requirements
@@ -679,7 +679,7 @@ $ rvm --default use 1.9.3
 $ rvm list
 ```
 
-##Bundler
+##6. Bundler
 Bundler is an additional requirement of Tracks.
 ```
 $ gem install bundler
@@ -690,7 +690,7 @@ $ bundle -v
 Bundler version 1.6.2
 ```
 
-##Phusion Passenger
+##7. Phusion Passenger
 We are using Apache, thus Phusion Passenger provides painless integration between Apache and Tracks.
 ```
 $ gem install passenger