diff --git a/blogContent/posts/other/2018-in-review.md b/blogContent/posts/other/2018-in-review.md
index 44f21a3..9f919ed 100644
--- a/blogContent/posts/other/2018-in-review.md
+++ b/blogContent/posts/other/2018-in-review.md
@@ -66,14 +66,15 @@ Classes:
**Steam Graph Project**
-
+
![Steam graph project example showing 3 friend clusters](media/2018-review/steamGraph.png)
# July
**Summer!**
-
+
+
![Taughannock Falls](media/2018-review/TaughannockFalls.jpg)
diff --git a/blogContent/posts/projects/musical-floppy-drive-build-log.md b/blogContent/posts/projects/musical-floppy-drive-build-log.md
index 5738b5a..95a7b9f 100644
--- a/blogContent/posts/projects/musical-floppy-drive-build-log.md
+++ b/blogContent/posts/projects/musical-floppy-drive-build-log.md
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ with the Arduino allows the songs to be loaded via a MIDI file.
That brings us up to the present. My previous 8 floppy drive orchestra was not
transportable and took up a ton of space. When I decided to present this project
-at Imagine RIT with RITLUG, I knew I had to rebuild my orchestra to be portable
+at Imagine RIT with RITlug, I knew I had to rebuild my orchestra to be portable
and compact.
There are plenty of tutorials online demonstrating how to build floppy