diff --git a/week_10_angular_and_reviews/day_04_more_js/presentations/emmy_localStorage.md b/week_10_angular_and_reviews/day_04_more_js/presentations/emmy_localStorage.md
index 59d9db6..e623e56 100644
--- a/week_10_angular_and_reviews/day_04_more_js/presentations/emmy_localStorage.md
+++ b/week_10_angular_and_reviews/day_04_more_js/presentations/emmy_localStorage.md
@@ -2,33 +2,35 @@
 
 ##WHY
 Cookie limitations
-Included in every HTTP request (slows down apps, less secure)
-Limited amount of date
+* Included in every HTTP request (slows down apps, less secure)
+* Limited amount of date
+
 We’re spoiled because this type of thing used to be a lot harder #youths
 
 ##WHAT
 Local storage offers more storage space, on the client side, that persists beyond a page refresh and isn’t transmitted to the server.
+
 Unlike session storage, local storage stays after a browser is quit (aka is persistent).
 
 ##WHERE
 Where is all of this data going!?
+
 You can view/delete local storage entries using some browsers. Here is a youtube demo with chrome. Essentially go Chrome > preferences > privacy > content settings > cookies > show cookies and other data. You see a list of cookies stored on your computer.  
 
 ##HOW
 Mini-example: counting the number of times a user has visited a page
 
-`<p>You have viewed this page   <span id="count">an untold number of</span>   time(s).</p>`
-
-`<script>`
-
-```
-if(!localStorage.pageLoadCount) {
-	localStorage.pageLoadCount = 0;
-}
-localStorage.pageLoadCount = parseInt(localStorage.pageLoadCount) + 1;
-document.getElementById('count').textContent = localStorage.pageLoadCount;
-```
-`</script>`
+	<p>You have viewed this page   <span id="count">an untold number of</span>   time(s).</p>`
+	
+	<script>
+	
+	if(!localStorage.pageLoadCount) {
+		localStorage.pageLoadCount = 0;
+	}
+	localStorage.pageLoadCount = parseInt(localStorage.pageLoadCount) + 1;
+	document.getElementById('count').textContent = localStorage.pageLoadCount;
+	
+	</script>
 
 localStorage is a JavaScript object and an extension of Storage. (like sessionStorage)
 can think of it as an object of key-value pairs.
@@ -45,8 +47,10 @@ localStorage["bar"] = foo;
 ```
 
 Important: note that data is stored as strings. You can get around this using some JSON.
+
 **have array ‘names’ you want to store**
 `localStorage[“names”] = JSON.stringify(names);`
+
 **want to use it again**
 `var storedNames = JSON.parse(localStorage[“names"];`
 
@@ -64,7 +68,7 @@ Alternative: Indexed Database API = api for key-value data management. uses tran
 
 ##USES
 A bit obvious, but...
-     if your page renders a lot of data (like a google map), can store the data locally on someone’s comp upon first page load. Then reloading the page will happen instantly.
-     Store form data if a user has made some entries but hasn’t submitted yet.
-     Maintain the state of a game even if browser is closed.
-     Know when it’s a user’s first visit to a site and render the page accordingly. 
+* if your page renders a lot of data (like a google map), can store the data locally on someone’s comp upon first page load. Then reloading the page will happen instantly.
+* Store form data if a user has made some entries but hasn’t submitted yet.
+* Maintain the state of a game even if browser is closed.
+* Know when it’s a user’s first visit to a site and render the page accordingly.