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Introduction to Markdown

This is an example of the markdown language as displayed by github. For the best results, compare this markdown to the raw text side by side. The information is primarily from Daring Fireball, but condensed into one big example with commentary limited to gotchas. This line will continue the previous paragraph.
Two spaces at the end of the line denotes a new line.

An empty line adds an empty line in addition to denoting a new line. This behavior is the same with or without spaces.

word_with_underscores_stays_the_same
italicized word
bolded word

	<section id="news">
	<h1>Notes from Dan to Eric</h1>
	<p>Hey man, the content (headers and paragraphs) for all these pages are hard coded right now, but you can see how the content management system I made for you works on the this page at least (news page). You should be able to add sections if you login (will text you password), but won't be able to delete or edit the hard coded ones until I take them out of the static page and throw them into the database for you. Lots of things are broke at the moment. Heroku won't host mp3s or do file uploading, so I need to learn to use Amazon cloud services next and hook that in. I'll work on it when I have more internet access.</p>
	<h1>About Me</h1>
	<p>I'm a recording and sound engineer in the Fort Wayne area. Sound quality and presence is so important in the music, film, live events, and advertising we encounter. Although meticulous sound design is my passion, I can bring a comprehensive presence to live venues. If you need a sound engineer who will provide the