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Wheni add the above code to my Custom CSS it gives me a Syntax error? I am using Hayden theme and on the home page you can see under Quick Select that MOst Popular link is left aligned. I want this code block to be centralized.

Click the symbol to the right of the text field (where you'd paste in your embed code. It'll open a blank text editor window. In there I pasted the embed code and modified with tags wrapping--see below.

Healthcare organizations have enormous impact on what health services are available in a community, and whether those services adequately meet the community's needs. Our Code of Ethics assures that ethical principles will guide and govern our decision making and is of critical importance to the entire community.

Montefiore has long stood by its code of organizational ethics, leading the way for examination of ethical integrity in the area of business relationships and other factors that could influence the way that hospitals provide treatment. In fact, we believe that Montefiore was the first hospital in the U.S. to develop such a code.

Montefiore has a long and proud tradition in bioethics stretching back more than thirty years. The Montefiore-Einstein Center for Bioethics runs an active Bioethics Consultation Service to help patients, families and health professionals resolve ethical concerns and tensions related to values that affect healthcare decisions. The Bioethics Consultation Service responds to calls from any concerned party who is involved in a clinical case, including patients and family members. Our bioethics consultants make sure that all relevant voices are heard, help clarify values at stake, foster consensus and resolve conflict.

Yep - this is a common question among my students too! This is a pretty easy style. Because it is the whole page, it applies to the body selector. Here are the basics for centering the whole page

Overall, four-in-ten black and Hispanic adults and a third of whites say they often or sometimes feel the need to change the way they talk around others of different races and ethnicities, according to a survey conducted earlier this year by Pew Research Center.

Among black adults, 48% of those with at least a four-year college degree say they often or sometimes feel the need to code-switch, compared with 37% of those who do not have a college degree. Among Hispanic and white adults, there are no significant differences by education.

In addition to educational differences, age plays a role when it comes to code-switching among black Americans. Younger black adults are more likely than their older counterparts to report feeling the need to switch how they express themselves when they are among people of different racial and ethnic backgrounds.

This age gap is particularly apparent among black adults with college degrees: 53% of black college graduates under age 50 say they often or sometimes change how they express themselves around people with different racial and ethnic backgrounds, compared with 38% of black college graduates ages 50 and older.

Our goal is to create the best community in the world for becoming abetter programmer. We want you to be able to focus your full attention on becoming a better programmer at RC, both during your batch and as a member of our community. This is impossible to do if you are being harassed, stalked, or discriminated against.

A clarifying note: we classify 'sharing sexual imagery' as Abusive Behavior -- behavior that leads to removal from RC -- for several reasons, though we do recognize that such imagery not always shared with the intent to abuse or harass. The first reason is that RC is a professional space and a workplace for the faculty, and we believe that people should not be exposed to sexual imagery without their consent in such spaces. We also have community members who are under 18, who cannot consent to viewing explicit imagery. If you aren't sure if something is appropriate to share in a presentation, at the hub, or on Zulip, you are welcome to check in with faculty first.

While RC is a professional community, it's also a community of friends. We ask you to be aware of the fact that conversations that may be appropriate within the context of a specific friendship or relationship with another Recurser may be inappropriate in the RC space or in a group conversation with Recursers you don't know well.

RC faculty will use our discretion when deciding whether to enforce this code of conduct and potentially remove someone from the RC community after reports of such behavior happening outside of RC, taking into account the impact on the individual Recursers involved as well as the impact on the community at large.

If we witness or receive a report about abusive behavior, we will contact the perpetrator to have a conversation with them and verify what has transpired, and they will be removed from the RC community. Their recurse.com, Community, and Zulip accounts will be deactivated, and they will not be welcome in the physical RC space or at RC events.

If we witness or receive a report about unwelcoming behavior or behavior that jeopardizes RC's existence, we will contact the Recurser involved to explain why their behavior was unacceptable, and warn them that a second code of conduct violation will result in us removing them from the RC community.

Please report all code of conduct violations using our reporting form. If you would rather discuss the matter in person with a faculty member, book office hours with one of us on the calendar, or email us to schedule a time to talk.

We will keep all reports confidential, except if we've discussed with you and agreed otherwise. When we discuss incidents with people who are reported, we will anonymize details as much as we can to protect reporter privacy.

However, some incidents happen in one-on-one interactions, and even if the details are anonymized, the reported person may be able to guess who made the report. If you have concerns about retaliation or your personal safety, and do not want us to share the details of your report with anyone (including the perpetrator) please let us know explicitly in your report. Unfortunately, in that situation we will not be able to take any action.

In some cases we may decide to share an update about a major incident with Recursers currently at RC, or with the entire RC community. If that's the case, the identities of all victims and reporters will remain confidential unless those individuals instruct us otherwise.

In addition to having a code of conduct, we have four lightweight social rules.The social rules are different and separate from the code of conduct. Theyhelp us create a better learning environment by giving names tocounterproductive behavior and acting as a release valve so that frustrationdoesn't build up over time. We expect people to unintentionally break thesocial rules from time to time. Doing this doesn't make you a bad person or abad Recurser. When this happens, it's not a big deal. Just apologize and moveon.

Instead of filling out a code of conduct violation report, please contact law enforcement (call 911) directly to report criminal activity (e.g. physical assault, sexual assault, theft), or to report a dangerous physical situation (e.g. fire, serious injury, fear that someone will hurt themselves or someone else).

Parts of it are based on the !!ConCode of Conduct, the PyCon 2013 Code ofConduct, and the exampleconference anti-harassment policy on the Geek Feminism Wiki, created bythe Ada Initiative and other volunteers.

The !!Con Code of Conduct and the Geek Feminism conferenceanti-harassment policy are available under the terms of the CC0 license. ThePyCon 2013 Code of Conduct is available under the terms of the Creative CommonsAttribution 3.0 Unported License.

Listed below are place of service codes and descriptions. These codes should be used on professional claims to specify the entity where service(s) were rendered. Check with individual payers (e.g., Medicare, Medicaid, other private insurance) for reimbursement policies regarding these codes.

The Health Commissioner declares a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert during periods of extreme heat. The decision to activate a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert on a particular day will be made before 6 A.M. of that day, if possible.

Individuals unsure of whether a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert is in effect can call 311 for details. 311 operators will provide cooling center locations, safety tips, and information about warning signs for heat-related illness.

Individuals can also call 311 to report specific concerns about vulnerable neighbors on Code Red Extreme Heat Alert days. Call 911 if you are having a heat-related emergency.

Those without electricity are particularly vulnerable to heat-related health problems. City residents who need energy assistance can apply through the Maryland Department of Human Services' Energy Assistance Portal or call 1-800-332-6347. Older adults who need energy assistance can call 410-396-CARE (2273) for assistance. Residents can learn more about the Maryland Weatherization Assistance Program to support cooling systems for qualifying individuals, by going to or calling (443) 984-1066.

On Code Red Extreme Heat days, staff from several city agencies, including the Office of Emergency Management, the Mayor's Office of Homeless Services, and the Health Department, will coordinate the opening of cooling centers to offer air-conditioned spaces and cool water for residents.

Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal is a museum, educational facility and an active railway station. In accordance with State guidelines, Homeland Security regulations, and Federal law, firearms, and/or deadly weapons of any kind are prohibited within this facility. Federal, State, and Local Law Enforcement Officers must report to the Public Safety Office and show proper identification to conceal carry on our premises.

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