--- a/session1.sh	Thu Nov 06 16:48:08 2014 -0500
+++ b/session1.sh	Thu Nov 06 16:48:21 2014 -0500
@@ -22,23 +22,23 @@
 ls
 cat mars.txt
 
-#
+#doitlive pause: 
 #Several ways to get information about our current state
 hg summary
 hg status
 hg diff
 
-#
+#doitlive pause:
 #Add the file
 hg add mars.txt
 
-#
+#doitlive pause:
 #Let's see how the information changed!
 hg summary
 hg status
 hg diff
 
-#
+#doitlive pause:
 #And we commit the file
 hg commit -m "Starting to think about Mars"
 
@@ -46,12 +46,13 @@
 hg status
 hg diff
 
-#
+#doitlive pause:
 #Most excitingly, we have a log!
 hg log
 
 echo "The two moons may be a problem for Wolfman" >> mars.txt
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Adding more changes will show up differently
 hg summary
 hg status
@@ -60,6 +61,7 @@
 hg commit -m "Concerns about Mars's moons on my furry friend"
 hg log
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Another change, this time adding another file...
 echo "But the Mummy will appreciate the lack of humidity" >> mars.txt
 echo "That big red spot is quite the storm." >> jupiter.txt
@@ -68,6 +70,7 @@
 hg diff
 hg commit -m "Thoughts about the climate"
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Now that we have some history to speak of, let's explore it.
 hg log --patch --verbose --graph
 hg log -pvG
@@ -84,21 +87,26 @@
 hg ann --user --date --number --changeset mars.txt
 hg ann -udnc --quiet mars.txt
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Let's make some mistakes...
 echo "We will need to manufacture our own oxygen" >> mars.txt
 hg diff
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Nah, never mind, we don't want to record this change, let's just throw it out
 hg revert mars.txt
 hg diff
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Y'know what, let's actually restore this file to an older version
 hg rev -r 0 mars.txt
 hg diff
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Hm, but why does that look changed?
 hg rev mars.txt
 
+#doitlive pause:
 #Let's *move* around the history instead of just changing individual files
 hg update --rev 0
 cat mars.txt