README.md in atomic-sidekiq-1.1.0 vs README.md in atomic-sidekiq-1.1.2

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 | Sidekiq       | 6s                  | 166 jobs/sec     | 30s                  | 3,333 jobs/sec    |
 | AtomicSidekiq | 8s                  | 125 jobs/sec     | 1m10s                | 1,429 jobs/sec    |
 
 The reliability improvements of AtomicSidekiq come at the cost of less throughput. AtomicSidekiq's algorithm is linear instead of constant like Sidekiq's default, meaning that the cost of performance increases linearly as more jobs are added to the queue.
 
+## Web
+AtomicSidekiq provides two different pages for checking stats on the job reliability. One shows which jobs are currently "in-flight" status (even if they might have exited uexpectedly) and how long before they expire. A second page shows how many jobs have been recovered by queue and by worker class.
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+![In-flight Web UI](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Colex/atomic-sidekiq/master/images/in_flight_web.png)
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+_"Estimated Lost"_ shows how many jobs in-flight might have been lost (this is calculated by looking how many jobs are in "Busy" and how many are "In-flight").
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+![Recovered Stats Web UI](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Colex/atomic-sidekiq/master/images/recovered_web.png)
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 ## Tests
 ```sh
 bundle exec rspec
 ```