Updating README:

Moving around content and adding implicit interpretation explanation

Author: James Brundage

README.ps1.md

@@ -14,22 +14,14 @@ PipeScript can be run interactively, or used to build more with less code.
 
 PipeScript can be used to template ```.>{$psLanguages.Count}<.``` languages, and implicitly interpert ```.>{$psInterpreters.Count}<.``` languages.
 
-If you like PipeScript, why not use it to star this repository?:
+## Implicit Interpretation
 
-~~~PowerShell
-# Install PipeScript
-Install-Module PipeScript -Scope CurrentUser
-# Import PipeScript
-Import-Module  PipeScript -Force
+Any Language can define an .Interpeter, and PipeScript can use this information to implicitly interpret other languages.
 
-# Then use Invoke-PipeScript to run
-Invoke-PipeScript -ScriptBlock {
-    param([Parameter(Mandatory)]$gitHubPat)
-    # Using PipeScript, you can use URLs as commands, so we just need to call the REST api
-    put https://api.github.com/user/starred/StartAutomating/PipeScript -Headers @{
-        Authorization="token $gitHubPat"
-    }
-} -Parameter @{GitHubPat = $YourGitHubPat}
+For example, if you have PipeScript and NodeJS installed, you can:
+
+~~~PowerShell
+.\RunAJavaScriptFile.js "With Arguments!"
 ~~~
 
 ## Making Scripting more Programmable
@@ -54,4 +46,24 @@ PipeScript can work with ```.>{$psLanguages.Count}<.``` languages.
 
 Embedding PipeScript within any of these languages allows you to generate any of these languages with parameterized scripts, thus removing some of the tedium of programming.
 
-See the [Supported Languages](docs/SupportedLanguages.md) you can use to transform your scripts.
+See the [Supported Languages](docs/SupportedLanguages.md) you can use to transform your scripts.
+
+## Like It?  Star It!
+
+If you like PipeScript, why not use it to star this repository?:
+
+~~~PowerShell
+# Install PipeScript
+Install-Module PipeScript -Scope CurrentUser
+# Import PipeScript
+Import-Module  PipeScript -Force
+
+# Then use Invoke-PipeScript to run
+Invoke-PipeScript -ScriptBlock {
+    param([Parameter(Mandatory)]$gitHubPat)
+    # Using PipeScript, you can use URLs as commands, so we just need to call the REST api
+    put https://api.github.com/user/starred/StartAutomating/PipeScript -Headers @{
+        Authorization="token $gitHubPat"
+    }
+} -Parameter @{GitHubPat = $YourGitHubPat}
+~~~