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 		more harm than good. The main problems are that they make it
 		difficult to disconnect the cables one connected, and that they
 		get in the way on densely-connected switches. Cables with
-		'molded strain releif' are better than cables with boots, but
+		'molded strain relief' are better than cables with boots, but
 		are often much more extensive. We buy cables in two-foot
 		increments, which keeps slack low without making the order too
 		complicated. Our standard so far has been to make control net
@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ recommendations, and outlines the consequences of each choice.
 		<a href="http://www.apc.com">APC</a>. Our newer nodes use the
 		RPC-27 from <a href="http://www.baytechdcd.com/">BayTech</a>,
 		20-outlet vertically-mounted, serial-controlled power
-		controllers. The serial controllers are genrally cheaper, and
+		controllers. The serial controllers are generally cheaper, and
 		the more ports on each controller, the cheaper.</dd>
 
 	<dt><b>Serial (console) ports</b></dt>