Parse a document from a String   You have HTML in a Java String,
and you want to parse that HTML to get at its contents, or to
make sure it's well formed, or to modify it. The String may have
come from user input, a file, or from the web.   Use the static
Jsoup.parse(String html) method, or Jsoup.parse(String html,
String baseUri) if the page came from the web, and you want to
get at absolute URLs (see [working-with-urls]).  Document doc =
Jsoup.parse(html);   The parse(String html, String baseUri)
method parses the input HTML into a new Document. The base URI
argument is used to resolve relative URLs into absolute URLs,
and should be set to the URL where the document was fetched
from. If that's not applicable, or if you know the HTML has a
base element, you can use the parse(String html) method.  As
long as you pass in a non-null string, you're guaranteed to have
a successful, sensible parse, with a Document containing (at
least) a head and a body element. (BETA: if you do get an
exception raised, or a bad p