new slides wanted from dry run

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@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ wanted the new upstream change to actually come before 2.  Maybe it
 just makes more sense there, or maybe you are going to change patch 3
 to make use of it.
 
-===== data model slide with git-debrebase -i overlay
+XXX ===== data model slide with git-debrebase -i overlay 
 
 So, you run git-debrebase -i.  The usual git-rebase todo list comes
 up, and you will see in it what looks like commit C3, and reorder that
@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ breakwater.
 
 What about a new upstream version ?
 
-===== data model slide "commit history structure after new-upstream"
+XXX ===== data model slide "commit history structure before new-upstream"
 
 To rebase onto a new upstream version, you run git-debrebase
 new-upstream.  git-debrebase expects the upstream code in the form of
@@ -239,6 +239,8 @@ a git commit, of course.  (Actually, by default, it hopes to find a
 tag named after the new upstream version number, but you can tell it
 explicitly if that's not right.)
 
+===== data model slide "commit history structure after new-upstream"
+
 git-debrebase arranges to include the new upstream source into the
 breakwater, and then rebases your delta queue series onto that.