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<h1> Heading of Level 1 </H1>

This is the a paragraph of text.  
Notice how it doesn't matter if I leave blank lines, 
or                 big spaces between words.  

It all just gets packed together.

<p> The &lt;p> element causes a paragraph break.  This
is very useful to know!  You can also make unordered 
lists (bulleted) lists:

<UL>
   <LI> consulting services 
   <LI> more stuff to list. Lists can run on and on and on and on and 
	on and on and on an don....... and are suposed to wrap nicely.
</UL>

There are also ordered (numbered) lists 
<OL>
  <LI> consulting services 
  <LI> more stuff to list. Lists can run on and on and on and on and 
       on and on and on an don....... and are suposed to wrap nicely.
</ol>

<P> And you can also specify special text highlighting modes, both as logical
styles such as <em> emphasized</em> or <strong> strong emphasis </strong>, 
or as physical styles such as <tt>typewriter fonts</tt>, and so on.

<P> Most importantly, you can have
<a href="ftp://ftp.utirc.utoronto.ca/"> Hypertext links</a> to other
places, for example, to the 
<a href="http://www.utirc.utoronto.ca/home.html"> UTIRC Home Page </a>. or
to the home of the <a href="http://www.w3.org/">World Wide Web 
Organization</a>.
   
<p> You can also draw nice horizontal lines.... and include images.
Here is a small one: surrounded by two horizontal rules (&lt;HR>)
<HR>
<IMG SRC="./images/earth2.gif" ALIGN=middle> with some following text....
<HR>

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