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 This is described below.
 
-##Twitter Bootstrap
+## Twitter Bootstrap
 The CSS for the project was fine, but there are things every web site needs and Twitter Bootstrap can really help with that.
 We've added that to every page, while trying to keep the look and feel the same.
 
-##Industry Standard Structure
+## Industry Standard Structure
 The original project works fine, but doesn't really follow the Controller/Action naming standards used by Rails and followed
 by many other frameworks - including ASP.NET MVC itself! So we cleaned up the controllers to reflect the common ideas used
 in the industry.
 
-##Better Use Of EntityFramework
+## Better Use Of EntityFramework
 One mistake that people getting used to EntityFramework will make is "flushing" the data context (aka calling "SaveChanges") whenever they
 want to see a model change. This is a **very bad idea** because the DataContext is a UnitOfWork - meaning that other models at other
 points in the application might have queued changes, waiting for other models to change as well.
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 Have a look at how you can open a session, make it available to your models, and then save the changes later on - disposing when all is said and done.
 
-##KnockoutJS
+## KnockoutJS
 The whole point of this exercise is to show off KnockoutJS. Over the coming week we'll be augmenting some of the site functionality
 to use Knockout effectively. What does "effectively" mean? It means "not just because" - we want to use it where it will **greatly improve the user experience**.
 
 You can follow what we do in the Order/Edit bits.
 
-##Helpers
+## Helpers
 We've added a few helpers to work with Bootstrap as well as get around some of the amazing craziness in the HTML Helpers. You can find
 our additions in the App_Code directory.
 
-##Code Templates
+## Code Templates
 We've rewritten the core code templates to use Bootstrap, adding some nice eye-candy and confirmations on delete.
 
-##Help? 
+## Help? 
 If you want to help - feel free! We won't be accepting **any Resharper Forks** - so please don't request a pull if you've "run Resharper for us".
 However, we'd love any contribution that fixes a bug or enhances the project overall.