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Why didn't the description show up on my last attempt?

I think it should have showed up. It was working on celeste environment just fine up to that step at least.

Not loving that everything gets pushed together on the node page but I guess it's better?

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Why didn't the description show up on my last attempt? I think it should have showed up. It was working on celeste environment just fine up to that...

A headline will only show on the node page and newsletters

Another business now that bizdir is up!

Making sure the description shows up on my business card. It should show the description and not the headline. So it should not be blank on my business card.

Making sure the description shows up on my business card. It should show the description and not the headline. So it should not be blank on my...

Harrisburg Heart Heros

Before the American Heart Association existed, people with heart disease were thought to be doomed to complete bed rest — or destined to imminent death. But a handful of pioneering physicians and social workers believed it didn’t have to be that way. They conducted studies to learn more about heart disease, America’s No. 1 killer. Then, on June 10, 1924, they met in Chicago to form the American Heart Association — believing that scientific research could lead the way to better treatment, prevention and ultimately a cure. The early American Heart Association enlisted help from hundreds, then thousands, of physicians and scientists. “We were living in a time of almost unbelievable ignorance about heart disease,” said Paul Dudley White, one of six cardiologists who founded the organization. In 1948, the association reorganized, transforming from a professional scientific society to a nationwide voluntary health organization composed of science and lay volunteers and supported by professional staff. Since then, the AHA has grown rapidly in size and influence — nationally and internationally — into an organization of more than 35 million volunteers and supporters dedicated to improving heart health and reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke.

Before the American Heart Association existed, people with heart disease were thought to be doomed to complete bed rest — or destined to imminent...

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