cleanup formatting on README

README.textile

@@ -19,17 +19,16 @@ h1. Swineherd-fs
     * @ls_r@
     * @mkdir_p@
 
-    Note: Since S3 is just a key-value store, it is difficult to preserve the notion of a directory.  Therefore the @mkdir_p@ function has no purpose, as there cannot be empty directories. @mkdir_p@ currently only ensures that the bucket exists.  This implies that the @directory?@ test only succeeds if the directory is non-empty, which clashes with the notion on the UNIX filesystem.
-
-    Additionally, the S3 and HDFS abstractions implement functions for moving files to and from the local filesystem:
+    p. Note: Since S3 is just a key-value store, it is difficult to preserve the notion of a directory.  Therefore the @mkdir_p@ function has no purpose, as there cannot be empty directories. @mkdir_p@ currently only ensures that the bucket exists.  This implies that the @directory?@ test only succeeds if the directory is non-empty, which clashes with the notion on the UNIX filesystem.
+    
+    p. Additionally, the S3 and HDFS abstractions implement functions for moving files to and from the local filesystem:
 
     * @copy_to_local@  
     * @copy_from_local@
 
-    Note: For these methods the destination and source path respectively are assumed to be local, so they do not have to be prefaced by a filescheme.
+    p. Note: For these methods the destination and source path respectively are assumed to be local, so they do not have to be prefaced by a filescheme.
 
-    The @Swineherd::FileSystem@ module implements a generic filesystem abstraction using schemed filepaths (hdfs://,s3://,file://).
-
+    p. The @Swineherd::FileSystem@ module implements a generic filesystem abstraction using schemed filepaths (hdfs://,s3://,file://).
     Currently only the following methods are supported for @Swineherd::FileSystem@:
 
     * @cp@
@@ -44,7 +43,7 @@ h1. Swineherd-fs
     fs.cp('hdfs://foo/bar/baz.txt','foo/bar/baz.txt') unless fs.exists?('foo/bar/baz.txt')
     </code></pre>        
 
-    Note: A path without a scheme is treated as a path on the local filesystem, or use the explicit file:// scheme for clarity.  The following are equivalent:
+    p. Note: A path without a scheme is treated as a path on the local filesystem, or use the explicit file:// scheme for clarity.  The following are equivalent:
 
     <pre><code>fs.exists?('foo/bar/baz.txt')
     fs.exists?('file://foo/bar/baz.txt')
@@ -65,7 +64,7 @@ h4. Config
 
  <pre><code>S3 = Swineherd::S3FileSystem.new(:access_key => "my_access_key",:secret_key => "my_secret_key")</code></pre>
 
- h4. JRuby for HadoopFileSystem
+h4. JRuby for HadoopFileSystem
 
  * @jruby -S gem install swineherd-fs@