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 # Quickstart and Simple Use Case
 
-Let's start with the simple example of drag-and-drop behaviour in the browser. An entity that can be dragged has two states: idle and dragging. If the entity is in an idle state, and it receives a mousedown event, then it starts dragging. While dragging, if it receives a mousemove event, then it changes its position. Also while dragging, when it receives a mouseup event, it returns to the idle state.
+Let's start with the simple example of drag-and-drop behaviour in the browser. You can run this demo live [here](http://jbeard4.github.com/SCION/demos/drag-and-drop/drag-and-drop.html), or on jsfiddle [here](http://jsfiddle.net/jbeard4/mjm72/).
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+An entity that can be dragged has two states: idle and dragging. If the entity is in an idle state, and it receives a mousedown event, then it starts dragging. While dragging, if it receives a mousemove event, then it changes its position. Also while dragging, when it receives a mouseup event, it returns to the idle state.
 
 This natural-language description of behaviour can be described using the following simple state machine:
 
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-You can run the demo live [here](http://jbeard4.github.com/SCION/demos/drag-and-drop/drag-and-drop.html), or on jsfiddle [here](http://jsfiddle.net/jbeard4/mjm72/).
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 # API
 
 ## Instantiation