Update readme with oodt start/stop directions.
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index b3e2f2e..42ead85 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -30,18 +30,18 @@
 
 1. Set your `$DRAT_HOME` environment variable, e.g., to `/usr/local/drat/deploy`
 
+2. Start Apache™ OODT:  
+   `$DRAT_HOME/bin/oodt start`
+
 ### Automated method:
-2. Go!  
+3. Go!  
    `cd $DRAT_HOME/bin`  
    `./drat go $HOME/your-repo`  
-   This will start up OODT, crawl the repo, index it, map it, and reduce it.
+   This will crawl the repo, index it, map it, and reduce it.
 
 ### Manual method:
 If you would rather run the individual commands yourself, use the manual method:
 
-2. Start Apache™ OODT:  
-   `$DRAT_HOME/bin/oodt start`
-
 3. Crawl the repository of interest, e.g., `$HOME/your-repo`:  
    `$DRAT_HOME/bin/drat crawl $HOME/your-repo`
 
@@ -103,24 +103,19 @@
 You should be good to go to re-run the analysis at that point.
 
 ##If you want to analyze an entirely new code base
+   `$DRAT_HOME/bin/oodt stop`
    `$DRAT_HOME/bin/drat reset`
+   `$DRAT_HOME/bin/oodt start`
 
 **You shouldn't need to run these**, but the manual version of `reset` is:
 
-1. Shut down OODT with
-   `cd $DRAT_HOME/bin && ./oodt stop`  
-
-2. Blow away the following dirs:  
+1. Blow away the following dirs:  
    `rm -rf $DRAT_HOME/data/workflow`  
    `rm -rf $DRAT_HOME/filemgr/catalog`  
    `rm -rf $DRAT_HOME/solr/drat/data`
    
-3. Blow away files in following dirs:  
+2. Blow away files in following dirs:  
    `rm -rf $DRAT_HOME/data/archive/*`  
-   
-4. Restart OODT by:  
-   `cd $DRAT_HOME/bin && ./oodt start`  
-   
 
 Useful Environment Variables
 ==
diff --git a/distribution/src/main/resources/bin/drat b/distribution/src/main/resources/bin/drat
index ae35e65..aa28e89 100755
--- a/distribution/src/main/resources/bin/drat
+++ b/distribution/src/main/resources/bin/drat
@@ -91,7 +91,6 @@
     go)
         # Add in some sleep just to give commands time to finish up. Some issues with Solr, otherwise.
         check_num_args $1 $# 2
-        echo
         echo "Crawling $2"
         crawl $2
         sleep 1