Remove inappropriate apostrophes

Author: Xymph

_posts/13-03-01-Docker.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ A typical LAMP application might have three containers: a web server, a PHP-FPM
 
 You can generate containers from the command line (see example below) or, for ease of maintenance, build a `docker-compose.yml` file for your project specifying which to create and how they communicate with one another.
 
-Docker may help if you're developing multiple websites and want the separation that comes from installing each on it's own virtual machine, but don't have the necessary disk space or the time to keep everything up to date.  It's efficient: the installation and downloads are quicker, you only need to store one copy of each image however often it's used, containers need less RAM and share the same OS kernel, so you can have more servers running simultaneously, and it takes a matter of seconds to stop and start them, no need to wait for a full server boot.
+Docker may help if you're developing multiple websites and want the separation that comes from installing each on its own virtual machine, but don't have the necessary disk space or the time to keep everything up to date.  It's efficient: the installation and downloads are quicker, you only need to store one copy of each image however often it's used, containers need less RAM and share the same OS kernel, so you can have more servers running simultaneously, and it takes a matter of seconds to stop and start them, no need to wait for a full server boot.
 
 ### Example: Running your PHP Applications in Docker
 

pages/The-Basics.md

@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ Example of string
 spanning multiple lines
 using nowdoc syntax.
 $a does not parse.
-EOD;                        // closing 'EOD' must be on it's own line, and to the left most point
+EOD;                        // closing 'EOD' must be on its own line, and to the left most point
 
 /**
  * Output:
@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ Example of string
 spanning multiple lines
 using heredoc syntax.
 $a are parsed.
-EOD;                        // closing 'EOD' must be on it's own line, and to the left most point
+EOD;                        // closing 'EOD' must be on its own line, and to the left most point
 
 /**
  * Output: