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copying slider code from front page to another page

I would like to use the front page slideshow layout on another page in my website.  What code to I copy into the html section of the page content to achieve the look and feel of the front page slideshow?  This is not a plugin slideshow, and I want to add a 2nd slideshow that looks just like the one displayed on the home page.

Any advice is appreciated...
Front page:
http://www.callcarol.com/example3/demo/
Page where I want to add a slideshow with the layout of the front page slideshow.
http://www.callcarol.com/example3/demo/
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Why isn't the slider working on the demo page right now?
http://www.callcarol.com/example3/demo/

I pasted the html code into the html section of the page content area in Wordpress.

When you view this page source code, what information am I missing in the header?

Again, I want to use the slider on the front page,
http://www.callcarol.com/example3/
as the slider on the demo page, too.

I was hoping to copy the html code into the page inner, like I did already, but I am missing something in the header to make the slideshow appear...

Thank YOU...  I appreciate your help.
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OHHH...It worked.
I just pasted the javascript code onto the page & now I see the slider...
http://www.callcarol.com/example3/demo/

One last question....
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Will you highlight the code where I remove the current slides & add the new ones?
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I figured it out.
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