Updated 'README.md' to more prominently feature a link to the home pa…

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README.md

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 # IterizerJs
 
+Expressive & concise code using ES6 iterables:
+
+  * [Home Page](http://dchambers.github.io/iterizerjs/)
+  * [Introductory Blog](http://dchambers.github.io/on-the-discovery-of-iterizerjs/)
+
+
+## Introduction
+
 IterizerJs makes it easier to write code that makes extensive use of ES6 iterables. It is not a polyfill, but merely makes it easier to get the most out of ES6 iterables and generators. It provides:
 
   * A `range()` function so you never need to use the classic `for` loop again — `for...of` and `for...in` can be used instead.
   * Implementations of the ES5 array methods (`map()`, `filter()`, `every()`, `some()`, `reduce()`, `reduceRight()`, `indexOf()` & `lastIndexOf()`) for use with any iterable.
   * `limit()`, `nthItem()` and `first()` methods to reduce the number of items returned by long-running and infinite iterables.
   * Other helpful methods like `join()`, `toArray()`, `sum()` & `product()`.
 
-By making extensive use of ES6 iterators, ES6 generators & the ES5 array methods, you can write more _concise_ and more _re-usable_ code — see the [home-page](http://dchambers.github.io/iterizerjs/) for more details.
+By making extensive use of ES6 iterators, ES6 generators & the ES5 array methods, you can write more _concise_ and more _re-usable_ code — see the [home page](http://dchambers.github.io/iterizerjs/) for more details.
 
 You can run ES6 generators and iterators natively on the following platforms:
 
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   * Node.js 0.11.4 (the `--harmony` switch must be used)
   * Older Browsers (by using [regenerator](https://facebook.github.io/regenerator/) to convert your code to ES5 you can run your code in most browsers)
 
-Take a look at the [home-page](http://dchambers.github.io/iterizerjs/) for a more detailed explanation of why you might want to use IterizerJs.
+Take a look at the [home page](http://dchambers.github.io/iterizerjs/) for a more detailed explanation of why you might want to use IterizerJs.
 
 
 ## Installing