Fix the fixed-font environments.

org-testimonies/index.org

@@ -15,25 +15,25 @@ Here you can add your story about using Org.
 
 http://www.newartisans.com/blog_files/org.mode.day.planner.php
 
-:The following document describes how to use Carsten Dominik’s excellent
-:org-mode Emacs package after the fashion of a pen-and-paper day planner.
-:
-:For those curious, I was not brought up on time management in the era of
-:the current GTD fad. I started with a hard-bound book filled with daily
-:planning sheets, along with training and books supporting this method. I
-:found it incredibly useful for the three or so years that I stuck with
-:it, but ultimately discovered that only digital media can truly keep up
-:with my ever-changing world. Thus began my quest for the ultimate,
-:computer day planning package.
+: The following document describes how to use Carsten Dominik’s excellent
+: org-mode Emacs package after the fashion of a pen-and-paper day planner.
+: 
+: For those curious, I was not brought up on time management in the era of
+: the current GTD fad. I started with a hard-bound book filled with daily
+: planning sheets, along with training and books supporting this method. I
+: found it incredibly useful for the three or so years that I stuck with
+: it, but ultimately discovered that only digital media can truly keep up
+: with my ever-changing world. Thus began my quest for the ultimate,
+: computer day planning package.
 
 * Sacha Chua
 
 http://sachachua.com/wp/2007/12/22/a-day-in-a-life-with-org/
 
-:I spend most of my day working on or near a computer: writing, replying
-:to e-mail, making phone calls, and so on. I use Lotus Notes for my
-:calendar because people need to be able to check my availability for
-:meetings. I use Emacs to keep track of what I need to do, because it
-:makes planning my day so much easier.
+: I spend most of my day working on or near a computer:  writing, replying
+: to e-mail, making phone calls, and so on. I use Lotus Notes for my
+: calendar because people need to be able to check my availability for
+: meetings. I use Emacs to keep track of what I need to do, because it
+: makes planning my day so much easier.
 
 * [You]