This is some mardown examples I wanted to test.  I really wanted to find a way to place code in an html page.  below ares some samples, including a table of contents.  Take a look at the RAM markdown file to see the code that makes this page.
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<a href="/Sample-Markdown-Code.md.txt" target="_blank">RAW markdown file</a><br>

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## Sample Code Blocks
below is a code sample - Black and White

### test1

<pre class="r">
# test powershell script no highlights
Write-host "Hello World";
$service = Get-Service
$service | select Name
</code></pre>

below is a code sample - using highlight

### test2


# test powershell script
Write-host "Hello World";
$process = Get-Process
$process | select Name


### test3

Powershell script display 3 - Powershell markdown
```posh
<# 
comment block
#>
function test {
	return 99;
}

$x = 1
   # Comment
   Write-host "This is a test $var"
   $string = "This is a test"
   $servie = Get-Service
   $service | format-table -autosize
```

### Table of Contents 2 ###
- [Sample Code Blocks](#sample-code-blocks)
	- [Sample 1](#test1)
	- [Sample 2](#test2)
	- [Sample 3](#test3)	


**Insert Lead paragraph here.**


# head1 #

## head2 ##

### Head3 ###

#### Head4 ####

**bold**

_italic_

1. item1
1. item2
1. item3
	1. item 3A
	1. item 3B

* one
* two
	* two A

Table

First Header | Second Header
------------ | -------------
Content from cell 1 | Content from cell 2
Content in the first column | Content in the second column

~~strike through~~

Block quote

> one
> two

Emojis (Add enableEmoji = true to your config.toml)

:tent: 
:peacock:
:smiley: 

For more info on <a href="https://github.com/ikatyang/emoji-cheat-sheet/blob/master/README.md#table-of-contents" target="_blank">Emojis</a> 

Test image 1
![posh](/img/powershell-icon-9.jpg)

Test image 2
<img src="/images/showcase.png" alt="drawing" width="100"/>

Test image 3
![cover](/images/cover.jpg)