Can't run two scripts?

On my previous post, I was finally able to get my sideshow to work, but now I can't get my nav bar rollovers to work. I am really confused. Here is script for the original template I downloaded. Next is the JS slide show I inserted. Here is my site www.relaxandeat.com. I muast have somthing in the wrong place because every time I try to move the js slideshow script around the nav bar rollovers don't work. When I pull the js slideshow script from the body, the nav bar rollovers work. Can someone shed some light? Remember, I know nothing about JS, please give me specific lines I need to change.
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 Relax and eat is a website and forum dedicated to providing you with tips on relaxation and and how to eat healthy on a budget! 
 
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 Healthy cooking is easy. All you need are some spices, a crock pot, rice cooker...etc. 
 
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Someone else will surely be able to answer this more specifically. I'm still quite a novice at javascript, but I've learned that certain scripts don't "play well together", so to speak.
I've had troubles in the past with jquery based scripts. Whichever one loads first in the <head> is the one that runs. The other is useless.
I don't see jquery in your code so that probably isn't it, but somewhere in the two of these there's a function call that is redundant, in other words, both scripts are trying to do the same thing in different parts of the page. Either the slide show works and it kills the navigation or vice-versa, but there's likely an image change that both are tyring to do at once and the navigation can't change while the slideshow script is rotating images in the show or vice-versa.

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