README.md in simple_calendar-timeslot-0.4.0 vs README.md in simple_calendar-timeslot-0.5.0

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 This helps to visually grasps the length of events and the time between them. In case of overlapping, the respective events are shown side-by-side. It is also possible to categorise events in buckets according to some function, then they will be shown next to one another in the 24h timeline.
 
 Horizontal and vertical layout is selectable via options, just like many other ones.
 
 Horizontal example
-![Horizontal Calendar](img/simple_calendar-timeslot_horizontal.png)
+![Horizontal Calendar](https://github.com/1klap/simple_calendar-timeslot/blob/96475bf7c354b7e0318a9421e155588d96517fc3/img/simple_calendar-timeslot_horizontal.png?raw=true)
 
 Vertical example
-![Vertical Calendar](img/simple_calendar-timeslot_vertical.png)
+![Vertical Calendar](https://github.com/1klap/simple_calendar-timeslot/blob/96475bf7c354b7e0318a9421e155588d96517fc3/img/simple_calendar-timeslot_vertical.png?raw=true)
 
 
 ## Installation
 
 Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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     $ gem install simple_calendar-timeslot
 
 
 **Important** Then include the stylesheet in your rails app.
 
-If you an `application.css` file, include the following:
+If you have an `application.css` file, include the following:
 ```ruby
 *= require simple_calendar-timeslot
 ```
 If you use an SCSS file (`application.scss`), add the following line instead:
 ```ruby