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       <h2 id="examples">What is this?</h2>
-      <p class="lead">Turntable.js is a responsive JQuery slider that will let you rotate through a list of images as your mouse (or finger) sweeps across a container. Think of it like a flipbook made with Javascript, instead of paper. All you need is a set of images, and JQuery.</p>
+      <p class="lead">Turntable.js is a responsive JQuery slider that will let you rotate through a list of images as your mouse (or finger) sweeps across a container. Think of it like a flipbook made with Javascript, instead of paper. All you need is a set of images, and jQuery.</p>
 
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-        It's a fresh alternative to the typical 'click-to-slide' JQuery gallery.
+        It's a fresh alternative to the typical 'click-to-slide' JQuery gallery, plus the slider works on mobile!
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       <h2 id="install">Installation</h2>
-      <p class="lead">The installation process is fairly simple. <b>Download Turntable.js</b> and include turntable.min.js in your javascript file or at the bottom of your html document, and <b>call the turntable function</b> on whatever list of images you want to flip through. Oh, and don't forget the CSS. We've included a minified file, or you can just copy and paste the CSS here into your custom stylesheet. Easy peasy.</p>
+      <p class="lead">Installing the slider is fairly simple. <b>Download Turntable.js</b> and include turntable.min.js in your javascript file or at the bottom of your html document, and <b>call the turntable function</b> on whatever list of images you want to flip through. Oh, and don't forget the CSS. We've included a minified file, or you can just copy and paste the CSS here into your custom stylesheet. Easy peasy.</p>
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+      <p class="">Also, while it might go without saying, since this is a <em>JQuery</em> slider, but you will need to make sure JQuery is properly installed. If you try to initialize the slider without JQuery, it won't work.</p>
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