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 Home Assistant
 ==============
 
-Home Assistant automatically switches the lights on and off based on nearby devices and the sun.
+Home Assistant automatically switches the lights on and off based on nearby devices and the position of the sun.
 
 It is currently able to do the following things:
  * Turn on the lights when one of the tracked devices is nearby
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 * install python modules [PyEphem](http://rhodesmill.org/pyephem/), [Requests](http://python-requests.org) and [PHue](https://github.com/studioimaginaire/phue)
-* Clone the repository `git clone https://github.com/balloob/home-assistant.git`
-* Copy home-assistant.conf.default to home-assistant.conf and adjust the config values to match your setup
-  * For Tomato you will have to not only setup your host, username and password but also a http_id. This one can be found by inspecting your request to the tomato server.
-* Setup PHue by running `python -m phue --host HUE_BRIDGE_IP_ADDRESS` from the commandline
+* Clone the repository `git clone https://github.com/balloob/home-assistant.git`.
+* Copy home-assistant.conf.default to home-assistant.conf and adjust the config values to match your setup.
+  * For Tomato you will have to not only setup your host, username and password but also a http_id. The http_id can be retrieved by going to the admin console of your router, view the source of any of the pages and search for `http_id`.
+* Setup PHue by running `python -m phue --host HUE_BRIDGE_IP_ADDRESS` from the commandline.
 * The first time the script will start it will create a file called `tomato_known_devices.csv` which will contain the detected devices. Adjust the track variable for the devices you want the script to act on and restart the script.
 
 Done. Start it now by running `python start.py`