<TITLE></TITLE>

Contains the title of the page (not displayed on the page)

Use to provide a title for the page. You must have one, and there can only be one, of these per page. The text you put in may be used to display at the top of the browser's window; used to describe a bookmark entry the user may make; as an entry in the browser's history list; or be the only text that an automated search engine looks for. It has to standalone and probably will not have the benefit of your page to make it meaningful to the user. Make it short and descriptive, 64 characters or less is recommended for universal acceptance (even though there is no size limit imposed by any specification).

        <html>
        <head>
==>>    <title>Some Title</title>
        </head>
        <body>
            .
            .
            .
        </body>
        </html>

The TITLE tag is the only mandatory entry on an HTML document. If that is all you have in your file then it is considered a valid HTML document. The following line constitutes a valid document (though strange looking by itself):


        <title>Some Title</title>

The TITLE element contains only plain text and it may not contain any links, anchors, highlighting or paragraph tags.

The Rusk Family . . . "the Legend Continues"

Michael T. Rusk
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