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diff --git a/updates/009_register_overwrites.mdwn b/updates/009_register_overwrites.mdwn
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+++ b/updates/009_register_overwrites.mdwn
@@ -143,6 +143,12 @@ allow the prior Function Unit (the "overwritee") has just been destroyed.
 
 There is a simple solution to that: provide a *Queue* of Q-Table entries.
 
+Below is what a 6600 Q-Table looks like (image courtesy of Mitch Alsup).
+In the original 6600 it is a binary table with a unary decoder on the
+left and a pair of unary encoders on the right.
+
+{{6600_q_table.png}}
+
 Now we have exactly the information needed to "roll back", should an
 exception occur.  Like many augmentations and enhancements to the 6600
 Scoreboard system, it's kind-of obvious in retrospect.  However the *real*