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README.md

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 ## Getting started with Basilisp Notebooks
 
-### 1. Local Basilisp Files
+Below are various methods to help you start writing Basilisp code that can be loaded in a Notebook.
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+### 💾 Local Basilisp Files
 
 You can seamlessly write and use Basilisp `.lpy` files in the same directory as your Notebook. These files can be required in the Notebook just like standard Basilisp namespaces.
 
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 The Editor should now connect seamlessly to the nREPL server.
 
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-### 2. Batteries Included Project: `basilex-notebook`
+### 🔋 Batteries Included Project: `basilex-notebook`
 
 The [Basilisp Example Notebook](https://github.com/ikappaki/basilex-notebook) repository, is an excellent resource for exploring Basilisp notebooks. It includes Jupyter, the Basilisp kernel, a skeleton Basilisp library, and a development notebook to help you get started.
 
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 (<env>) $ jupyter notebook
 ```
 
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 3. Open the `dev.ipynb` notebook from the Jupyter interface. Refer to the [basilex-notebook documentation](https://github.com/ikappaki/basilex-notebook) for more details.
 
-### 3. Basilisp Example Library Project: `basilex-basilib`
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+### 📚 Basilisp Example Library Project: `basilex-basilib`
 
 The [Basilisp Example Library](https://github.com/ikappaki/basilex-basilib) repository provides a starting point for setting up an external Basilisp library that can be integrated with your notebooks.