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The Roman month Februarius was named after the Latin term februum, which means purification, via the purification ritual Februa held on February 15 (full moon) in the old lunar Roman calendar.

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2018February is the second and shortest month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendar with 28 days in common years and 29 days in leap years, with the quadrennial 29th day being called the leap day. It is the first of five months to have a length of less than 31 days. February is the third month of meteorological winter in the Northern Hemisphere. In the Southern Hemisphere, February is the last month of summer

(the seasonal equivalent of August in the Northern Hemisphere, in meteorological reckoning). Contents1 Pronunciation2 History3 Patterns4 Astronomy5 Astrology6 February symbols7 Observances7.1 Month-long observances7.2 Non-Gregorian observances, 20187.3 Movable observances, 2018 dates7.4 Fixed observances8 References9 Further reading10 External links Pronunciation [ edit]February may be pronounced either as / ˈ f ɛ b j u ˌ ɛr i / ( listen) FEB -yoo-err-ee or / ˈ f ɛ b r u ˌ ɛr i / FEB -roo-err-ee. Many people pronounce the first ""r"" as / j / rather than / r /, as if it were spelled ""Febuary"". This comes about by analogy with ""January"" ( / ˈ dʒ æ n j u ˌ ɛr i / ( listen) ), as well as by a dissimilation effect whereby having two ""r""s close to each other causes one to change for ease of pronunciation. [1]History [ edit]February, from the Très riches heures du Duc de Berry February, Leandro Bassano Chocolates for St. Valentine's Day

January and February were the last two months to be added to the Roman calendar, since the Romans originally considered winter a monthless period. They were added by Numa Pompilius about 713 BC. February remained the last month of the calendar year until the time of the decemvirs (c. 450 BC), when it became the second month. At certain intervals February was truncated to 23 or 24 days, and a 27-day intercalary month, Intercalaris, was inserted immediately after February to realign the year with the seasons. February observances in Ancient Rome include Amburbium (precise date unknown), Sementivae (February 2), Februa (February 13–15), Lupercalia (February 13–15), Parentalia (February 13–22), Quirinalia (February 17), Feralia (February 21), Caristia (February 22), Terminalia (February 23), Regifugium (February 24), and Agonium Martiale (February 27). These days do not correspond to the modern Gregorian calendar. Under the reforms that instituted the Julian calendar, Intercalaris was abolished, leap years occurred regularly every fourth year, and in leap years February gained a 29th day. Thereafter, it remained the second month of the calendar year, meaning the order that months are displayed (January, February, March, ..., December) within a year-at-a-glance calendar. Even during the Middle Ages, when the numbered Anno Domini year began on March 25 or December 25, the second month was February whenever all twelve months were displayed in order. The Gregorian calendar reforms made slight changes to the system for determining which years were leap years and thus contained a 29-day February. Historical names for February include the Old English terms Solmonath (mud month) and Kale-monath (named for cabbage) as well as Charlemagne 's designation Hornung. In Finnish, the month is called helmikuu, meaning ""month of the pearl""; when snow melts on tree branches, it forms droplets, and as these freeze again, they are like pearls of ice. In Polish and Ukrainian, respectively, the month is called luty or лютий, meaning the month of ice or hard frost. In Macedonian the month is sechko (сечко), meaning month of cutting [wood]. In Czech, it is called únor, meaning month of submerging [of river ice]. In Slovene, February is traditionally called svečan, related to icicles or Candlemas. [2] This name originates from sičan, [3] written as svičan in the New Carniolan Almanac from 1775 and changed to its final form by Franc Metelko in his New Almanac from 1824. The name was also spelled sečan, meaning ""the month of cutting down of trees"". [2]In 1848, a proposal was put forward in Kmetijske in rokodelske novice by the Slovene Society of Ljubljana to call this month talnik (related to ice melting), but it did not stick. The idea was proposed by a priest, Blaž Potočnik. [4] Another name of February in Slovene was vesnar, after the mythological character Vesna. [5]Patterns [ edit]Having only 28 days in common years, February is the only month of the year that can pass without a single full moon. Using Coordinated Universal Time as the basis for determining the date and time of a full moon, this last happened in 2018 and will next happen in 2037. [6] [7] The same is true regarding a new moon: again using Coordinated Universal Time as the basis, this last happened in 2014 and will next happen in 2033. [8] [9]February is also the only month of the calendar that, once every six years and twice every 11 years consecutively, either back into the past or forward into the future, has four full 7-day weeks. In countries that start their week on a Monday, it occurs as part of a common year starting on Friday, in which February 1st is a Monday and the 28th is a Sunday; this occurred in 1965, 1971, 1982, 1993, 1999 and 2010, and occur will again in 2021. In countries that start their week on a Sunday, it occurs in a common year starting on Thursday, with the next occurrence in 2026, and previous occurrences in 1987, 1998, 2009 and 2015. The pattern is broken by a skipped leap year, but no leap year has been skipped since 1900 and no others will be skipped until 2100. Astronomy [ edit]February meteor showers include the Alpha Centaurids (appearing in early February), the Beta Leonids, also known as the March Virginids (lasting from February 14 to April 25, peaking around March 20), the Delta Cancrids (appearing December 14 to February 14, peaking on January 17, the Omicron Centaurids (late January through February, peaking in mid-February), Theta Centaurids (January 23 – March 12, only visible in the southern hemisphere), Eta Virginids (February 24 and March 27, peaking around March 18), and Pi Virginids (February 13 and April 8, peaking between March 3 and March 9). Astrology [ edit]The western zodiac signs of February are Aquarius (until February 19) and Pisces (February 20 onwards). [10]February symbols [ edit]The violet Its birth flower is the violet ( Viola) and the common primrose ( Primula vulgaris ). [11]Its birthstone is the amethyst. It symbolizes piety, humility, spiritual wisdom, and sincerity. [12]Observances [ edit]This list does not necessarily imply either official status nor general observance. Month-long observances [ edit]In Catholic tradition, February is the Month of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary. American Heart Month ( United States)Black History Month ( United States, Canada)National Bird-Feeding Month ( United States)National Children's Dental Health Month ( United States) [13]Season for Nonviolence: January 30 – April 4 ( International observance)Turner Syndrome Awareness Month ( United States)Non-Gregorian observances, 2018 [ edit]This list does not necessarily imply either official status or general observance. Please note that all Baha'i, Islamic, and Jewish observances begin at the sundown prior to the date listed, and end at sundown of the date in question unless otherwise noted. January 30 – February 2: Lenaia ( Attic calendar, modern Hellenism (religion) [14]February 2-3: Hobiyee ( Nisga'a)February 7: 22 Shvat ( Hebrew calendar, Judaism, Chabad sect only)February 10: Shabbat Shekalim (Hebrew calendar, Judaism)February 11: Anniversary of Islamic Revolution ( Solar Hijri calendar, Iran)February 13: Maha Shivaratri ( Hinduism, Indian national calendar)February 14: Yom Kippur Katan (Hebrew calendar, Judaism, optional observance)February 15: Amavasya ( Hinduism)February 15: Chinese New Year Eve ( Chinese calendar)February 15: Rosh Chodesh of Adar (Hebrew calendar, Judaism)February 16: Chinese New Year ( Chinese calendar)February 16: Hecate's Deipnon ( Attic calendar, modern Hellenism (religion) [15]February 16: Korean New Year ( Korean calendar)February 16: Losar ( Buddhism, Tibetan calendar)February 16: Tết Vietnamese calendar February 16: Tsagaan Sar ( Mongolian calendar)February 17: Noumenia ( Attic calendar, modern Hellenism (religion) [16]February 19: Martyrdom of Fatima ( Iran)February 22: Seventh of Adar (Hebrew calendar, Judaism)February 24: Shabbat Zachor (Hebrew calendar, Judaism)February 24: Sepandārmazgān ( Solar Hijri calendar, Iran)February 26 – March 1: Ayyám-i-Há ( Bahá'í calendar)February 26: Amalaka Ekadashi ( Hinduism)February 27 – March 1: Anthesteria ( Attic calendar, modern Hellenism (religion) [17]February 28: Fast of Esther (Hebrew calendar, Judaism, starts at dawn)Movable observances, 2018 dates [ edit]Safer Internet Day: February 6 [18]Food Freedom Day ( Canada ): February 6 [19] [20]National Day of the Sun: ( Argentina) Date varies based on providence Random Acts of Kindness Week: February 11–17 [21]First Friday: February 2National Wear Red Day ( United States)First Saturday: February 3Ice Cream for Breakfast Day First Sunday: February 4Mother's Day ( Kosovo)Super Bowl ( United States)Second Sunday before Ash Wednesday ( Western Christianity ): February 4Sexagesima9th Sunday before Pascha ( Eastern Christianity ): February 4 [22]Sunday of the Prodigal Son Monday to Sunday following the 9th Sunday before Pascha (Eastern Christianity): February 4–10Meatfare Week Saturday of Meatfare Week (Eastern Christianity): February 10Saturday of Souls Sunday of Meatfare week (Eastern Christianity): February 11Sunday of Last Judgement (Meat Fare Sunday)First Week of February (first Monday, ending on Sunday): February 5–11Doppelganger Week World Interfaith Harmony Week First Monday: February 5Constitution Day ( Mexico)National Frozen Yogurt Day ( United States)Second Day of the second week: February 6Safer Internet Day ( International observance)Last Thursday before Lent (Western Christianity): February 8Fat Thursday Saturday before Ash Wednesday (Western Christianity): February 10Festum Ovorum ( University of Oxford)Second Saturday: February 10International Purple Hijab Day Second Sunday: February 11Autism Sunday ( United Kingdom)Children's Day ( Cook Islands, Nauru, Niue, Tokelau, Cayman Islands)Mother's Day ( Norway)World Marriage Day Sunday before Ash Wednesday (Western Christianity): February 11Quinquagesima Monday to Sunday following Meatfare week (Eastern Christianity): February 12–18Cheesefare Week Monday before Ash Wednesday (Western Christianity): February 12Shrove Monday Fastelavn ( Denmark / Norway)Nickanan Night ( Cornwall)Rosenmontag ( Germany)Second Monday: February 12Family Day (Canada) ( British Columbia)Meal Monday ( Scotland)Second Tuesday: February 13National Sports Day ( Qatar)Tuesday before Ash Wednesday (Western Christianity): February 13Shrove Tuesday Fastnacht (Pennsylvania Dutch)Feast of the Holy Winding Sheet of Christ Fettisdagen ( Sweden)Laskiainen ( Finland, Finnish-Americans)Mardi Gras National Pancake Day ( Netherlands)Powder Day ( Tolox, Spain)Užgavėnės ( Lithuania)46 days before Easter (Western Christianity): February 14Ash Wednesday / Lent National No Smoking Day ( Ireland)Third Thursday: February 15Global Information Governance Day Friday after Ash Wednesday (Western Christianity): February 15Feast of the Crown of Thorns Thursday of the 8th week before Pascha (Eastern Christianity): February 15Feast of Saint Vartan ( Armenian Apostolic Church)Third Friday: February 16Yukon Heritage Day ( Canada)First Sunday of Lent in (Western Christianity): February 18People's Sunday ( Żabbar, Malta)Quadragesima Sunday Sunday of Cheesefare week (Eastern Christianity): February 18Sunday of Forgiveness (Cheese-Fare Sunday)Week of February 22: February 18–24National Engineers Week (U. S.)Monday after Sunday of Forgiveness (Eastern Christianity): February 19Great Lent begins Clean Monday Third Monday: February 19Family Day (Canada) (provinces of Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, and Saskatchewan)President's Day/Washington's Birthday ( United States)Last Friday: February 23International Stand Up to Bullying Day First Saturday of Great Lent (Eastern Christianity): February 24St. Theodore Saturday Last Saturday: February 24Open That Bottle Night First Sunday of Great Lent (Eastern Christianity): February 25Feast of Orthodoxy Last Tuesday: February 27World Spay Day Last day of February: February 28Rare Disease Day Fixed observances [ edit]February 1Abolition of Slavery Day (Mauritius)Air Force Day (Nicaragua)Federal Territory Day ( Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putrajaya, Malaysia)Heroes' Day (Rwanda)Imbolc (Ireland, Scotland, Isle of Man, and some Neopagan groups in the Northern hemisphere)Lammas (some Neopagan groups in the Southern hemisphere)Memorial Day of the Republic (Hungary)National Freedom Day (United States)World Hijab Day February 2Anniversary of Treaty of Tartu (Estonia)Constitution Day (Philippines)Day of Youth (Azerbaijan)Feast of the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple (or Candlemas) ( Western Christianity ), and its related observances: A quarter day in the Christian calendar (due to Candlemas) (Scotland)Celebration of Yemanja ( Candomblé)Groundhog Day (United States and Canada)Marmot Day ( Alaska, United States)Inventor's Day (Thailand)National Tater Tot Day (United States)World Wetlands Day February 3Anniversary of The Day the Music Died (United States)Communist Party of Vietnam Foundation Anniversary (Vietnam)Day of the Virgin of Suyapa (Honduras)Heroes' Day (Mozambique)Martyrs' Day (São Tomé and Príncipe)Setsubun (Japan)Veterans' Day (Thailand)February 4Day of the Armed Struggle (Angola)Independence Day (Sri Lanka)Rosa Parks Day ( California and Missouri, United States)World Cancer Day February 5Crown Princess Mary's birthday (Denmark)Kashmir Solidarity Day (Pakistan)Liberation Day (San Marino)National Weatherperson's Day (United States)Runeberg's Birthday (Finland)Unity Day (Burundi)February 6International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation Ronald Reagan Day ( California, United States)Sami National Day (Russia, Finland, Norway and Sweden)Waitangi Day (New Zealand)February 7Independence Day (Grenada)February 8Parinirvana Day (some Mahayana Buddhist traditions, most celebrate on February 15)Prešeren Day (Slovenia)Propose Day February 9National Pizza Day (United States)St. Maroun's Day ( Maronite Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, public holiday in Lebanon)February 10Feast of St. Paul's Shipwreck (Public holiday in Malta)Fenkil Day (Eritrea)National Memorial Day of the Exiles and Foibe (Italy)February 11112 day ( European Union)Armed Forces Day (Liberia)Day of Revenue Service (Azerbaijan)Evelio Javier Day ( Panay Island, the Philippines)Feast day of Our Lady of Lourdes ( Catholic Church ), and its related observance: World Day of the Sick ( Roman Catholic Church)Inventors' Day (United States)National Foundation Day (Japan)Youth Day (Cameroon)February 12Darwin Day ( International)Georgia Day ( Georgia (U. S. state))International Day of Women's Health Lincoln's Birthday (United States)National Freedom to Marry Day (United States)Red Hand Day ( United Nations)Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Day (Canada)Union Day (Myanmar)Youth Day (Venezuela)February 13Children's Day (Myanmar)World Radio Day February 14Statehood Day ( Arizona, United States)Statehood Day ( Oregon, United States)Presentation of Jesus at the Temple ( Armenian Apostolic Church)V-Day (movement) ( International)Valentine's Day ( International )Singles Awareness Day February 15Candlemas ( Eastern Orthodox Church)International Duties Memorial Day (Russia, regional)John Frum Day ( Vanuatu)Liberation Day (Afghanistan)National Flag of Canada Day (Canada)National I Want Butterscotch Day (United States)Parinirvana Day (most Mahayana Buddhist traditions, some celebrate on February 8)Serbia's National Day Statehood Day (Serbia)Susan B. Anthony Day (United States)The ENIAC Day ( Philadelphia, United States)Total Defence Day ( Singapore)February 16Day of the Shining Star (North Korea)Restoration of Lithuania's Statehood Day (Lithuania)February 17Independence Day (Kosovo)Random Acts of Kindness Day ( United States)Revolution Day (Libya)February 18National Democracy Day (Nepal)Dialect Day ( Amami Islands, Japan)Independence Day (Gambia)Kurdish Students Union Day ( Iraqi Kurdistan)Wife's Day ( Iceland)February 19Armed Forces Day (Mexico)Brâncuși Day (Romania)Commemoration of Vasil Levski (Bulgaria)Flag Day (Turkmenistan)Shivaji Jayanti ( Maharashtra, India)February 20Day of Heavenly Hundred Heroes ( Ukraine)Northern Hemisphere Hoodie-Hoo Day World Day of Social Justice February 21International Mother Language Day Language Movement Day ( Bangladesh)February 22Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter ( Roman Catholic Church)Independence Day (Saint Lucia)Celebrity Day ( Church of Scientology)Founder's Day or ""B.-P. day"" ( World Organization of the Scout Movement)National Margarita Day ( United States)World Thinking Day ( World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts)February 23Mashramani-Republic Day ( Guyana)Meteņi ( Latvia)National Banana Bread Day ( United States)National Day (Brunei)Red Army Day or Day of Soviet Army and Navy in the former Soviet Union, also held in various former Soviet republics: Defender of the Fatherland Day ( Russia)Defender of the Fatherland and Armed Forces day ( Belarus)February 24Dragobete (Romania)Engineer's Day (Iran)Flag Day in Mexico Independence Day (Estonia)National Artist Day (Thailand)Sepandārmazgān or ""Women's Day"" ( Zoroastrian, Iran)February 25Armed Forces Day ( Dominican Republic)Kitano Baika-sai or ""Plum Blossom Festival"" ( Kitano Tenman-gū Shrine, Kyoto, Japan)Meher Baba's birthday (followers of Meher Baba)Memorial Day for the Victims of the Communist Dictatorships ( Hungary)National Day (Kuwait)People Power Day ( Philippines)Revolution Day ( Suriname)Soviet Occupation Day (Georgia)February 26Liberation Day ( Kuwait)Day of Remembrance for Victims of Khojaly massacre ( Azerbaijan)National Wear Red Day ( United Kingdom)Saviours' Day ( Nation of Islam)February 27Anosmia Awareness Day ( International observance)Doctors' Day (Vietnam)International Polar Bear Day Majuba Day (some Afrikaners in South Africa)Marathi Language Day ( Maharashtra, India)Independence Day (Dominican Republic)February 28Day of Remembrance for Victims of Massacres in Armenia ( Armenia)Día de Andalucía ( Andalusia, Spain)Kalevala Day Finland)National Science Day ( India)Peace Memorial Day ( Taiwan)Teachers' Day ( Arab states)February 29Bachelor's Day ( Ireland, United Kingdom)National Frog Legs Day ( United States)References [ edit]^ ""February | Definition of February by Merriam-Webster"". 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Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). 1911.v t e Months and days of the year Today: April 6, 2018January 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31February 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29March 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31April 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30May 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31June 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30July 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31August 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31September 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30October 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31November 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30December 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31Related: January 0 February 30Authority control GND: 4405048-3Categories: Months February "


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Mastering the Basics Fresh Orange Salad Dressing This was a great dressing to go alongside the Radicchio and Orange Salad. It can also be used for other salads you might like to eat. Roasted beets with avocado, spinach salads, or maybe fennel, green apple and carrot salad. [click to continue…] { 1comment}Pickled Red Peppers Red bell peppers taste good, add color to dishes, and best of all, they're good for many of us. They're so easy to toss into dishes when they're on hand, but many of us don't regularly stock our vegetable pantries with them, so we find ourselves going back and forth to the store for them. Using this recipe to preserve fresh peppers will help you with this problem. If you're lucky enough to grow a lot of them during the summer months this is a also a great way to put some aside for a few months while you continue to eat fresh ones. [click to continue…] { 0comments}Mushroom Omelet Omelets are invariably quick, satisfying and simple meals. They're a food we eat at every age and stage in our lives. For many of us, it's one of the first whole food meals we learn to depend upon, and often, we actually look forward to eating them. (I sure wish more of us felt the same way about liver, don't you?) [click to continue…] { 1comment}Bonito Broth For a quick fish stock you should always have some dried bonito flakes on hand. Also known as Katsuobushi, these flakes are easy to find nowadays in most markets thanks to our newfound love of sushi and Japanese cuisine. If you live in an area where they're difficult to find though, look online or at a local Asian grocery. They're out there. [click to continue…] { 1comment}6 Ways to Grow and Eat Your Own Sprouts Many of us enjoy eating sprouts. I've been keen on them ever since I first tried them in the 1980s. They were all the rage and I'm fairly certain that nearly everyone back then ate them at one point or another. Eating an avocado sandwich with alfalfa sprouts on whole wheat bread (or in a pita) was a kind of revelation for many of us. Who knew vegetarian food could taste so good!?! Luckily sprouts are still with us, and we now have many additional options aside from alfalfa. [click to continue…] { 4comments}Dress Up Your Veggies with Tahini Sauce Tahini paste is made of hulled and ground up sesame seeds and is an ingredient commonly used in Greek, Middle Eastern, Israeli, Turkish and North African food. It is one of the main ingredients in hummus and baba ghanoush as well so this means it's likely you've had it before and you may not have even realized it! This recipe from Nourishing Traditions is so versatile and will add a Middle Eastern flair to even simple vegetables. [click to continue…] { 6comments}Apricot Butter – The Most Delectable Spread!If you've been wondering about different ways to use your delicious homemade cream cheese, here's a great recipe to pair with it. This recipe is easy, sweet, and good for you! It tastes delicious and is versatile. Use this spread for breakfast, a snack, or to serve alongside a cheese plate at your next party. Apricot butter was born to be served alongside cheese—at least in my opinion. Ok, it's not the only way to go, but it's a good place to begin. (It also tastes good with roasted pork or lamb .) [click to continue…] { 5comments}The Perfect Pie Crust Delicious flaky crust is at the heart of many of our favorite dishes. From fruit pies to quiche, without great crust, the dishes simply don't succeed. I think it's for that reason that in Nourishing Traditions this is the one recipe where the principles of the cookbook are compromised and un bleached white flour is used. [click to continue…] { 1comment}How to Make Shrimp Seafood Stock For some reason I thought seafood stock would be hard to make. However, after trying it I realized, it's actually the easiest and quickest of the broths to make homemade! Plus it tastes so good in soup recipes and sauces. [click to continue…] { 2comments}Egg Mustard Sauce – an Easy Alternative to Hollandaise This is a simple yet rich sauce that takes advantage of all of the abundance of farm fresh eggs this time of year, and an easy alternative to making fussy hollandaise sauce. The sauce is great for so many different recipes… a sandwich spread, vegetable dipping, or even on meat or fish from the grill. Since the yolks are added raw for extra nutrition, ensure that the source of your eggs are super fresh. I get mine from a few different neighbors and farms around my area. The yolks are almost bright orange so they make this sauce a deep yellow!Don't be afraid of the fat in this recipe… it's full of good fats and tons of nutrients, especially if you use homemade mayonnaise partly made with coconut oil. [click to continue…] { 0comments}Easy Homemade Ranch Dressing or Dip Ranch dressing is my favorite, but I refuse to buy those packets of seasonings that may have questionable ingredients, not to mention those yucky bottled dressings with added sugar! So I developed this easy, inexpensive homemade (no sugar) ranch dressing recipe that literally takes less than 5 minutes to mix up and doesn't even require a blender or food processor. I should call this “Kim's Lazy Ranch Dressing” recipe. [click to continue…] { 9comments}DIY Olive Garden Salad Dressing - in the Blender I started making this blender dressing over a year ago, and it is the easiest and best salad dressing that I've ever made! This dressing is reminiscent of that Olive Garden (from what I remember) Italian salad dressing, except a bit creamier and less acidic. It's also packed with good fats, and lasts a long time in the fridge (a couple weeks for me). I love that there is no added mayonnaise in this dressing, it makes it own! [click to continue…] { 9comments}My Favorite Salad: Sauerkraut Coleslaw In this recipe inspired by Nourishing Traditions, raw fermented sauerkraut is bumped up from condiment to side dish, and it's a well deserved promotion. I love the salty sour sweetness of this salad. Really this is good any time of day, I've eaten it for breakfast with some good bacon, but it makes a great last minute side dish for dinner or lunch. This also may be a good introduction to raw fermented vegetables (due to its slight sweetness) to those who are not used to the pleasing sour taste of sauerkraut. Try it, and let me know what you think in the comments! [click to continue…] { 1comment}Pesto Time!It's fall and we are getting a TON of rain. I had to cut the basil plants down today, so I thought I would harvest everything and make pesto! I can't wait to have a yummy Friday night dinner of pesto on brown rice pasta. [click to continue…] { 9comments}Your Body Will LOVE This Kimchi!As some of you know, our twin girls are Korean. They have been embracing their ‘asian-ness' quite a bit in the last year, in different ways. One of our girls has embraced Korean food with gusto, which has surprised us since she's always been our ‘mac & cheese' girl. She tried kimchi for the first time about a year ago. She said this about her first experience with kimchi:“I hated the taste of it at first. But my body liked it, so I had to try it again. Then I started to like it.” [click to continue…] { 33comments}

It seems it is another fermented beverage similar to beet kvass or cabbage/sauerkraut juice, but it's made with wheat berries. It is extremely high in B vitamins in a form that is easily absorbed by the body. And it's very easy to make! [click to continue…] { 29comments}Sprouted Wheat Berries I recently bought a big bag of soft white wheat berries to sprout since I now own a grain mill. This is one of those ‘basic' recipes that is the base of many more in Nourishing Traditions, including casseroles, sprouted flour, and even a tonic called rejuvelac. An excerpt from Nourishing Traditions below explains exactly why I sprout, including using sprouted flour: [click to continue…] { 17comments}Garlic Dill Pickles Recipe As I'm writing this I'm taking a break with a glass of kombucha and celebrating that I am DONE putting up the pickles for this year. In typical Kim-fashion I bought a huge 25 pound bag of local pickling cucumbers at one of our area farm stores. I hid it from my husband in the garage fridge (I was amazed it fit in there) because I knew what he was going to say… “who is going to eat all of these pickles? ?” Well, hopefully WE will! [click to continue…] { 30comments}Bread and Butter Pickles I love this pickle recipe! It is out of Sally Fallon Morell and Mary Enig's ‘ Eat Fat, Lose Fat ‘ book, which is a great book to read in addition to Nourishing Traditions. It's nice to have a sweeter version of the lacto-fermented pickle, and the honey and lemon juice in this recipe do the job nicely. [click to continue…] { 13comments}Homemade Honey Mustard Dip I love honey mustard for homemade breaded chicken, shrimp, or chicken salads. Once I figured out how easy and quick it is to mix it up, I will never buy it at the store again. And now I will avoid all of those non-pronounceable ingredients and bad oils in the bottled dressings, and save money too! [click to continue…] { 4comments}How to Make Fruit Scrap Vinegar This is one of those ‘no cost' recipes made from things that other people normally throw away. When I made applesauce, I also started making this vinegar at the same time, with all of the fruit trimmings, cores, and cut out bruises. I fermented them in jars for awhile, strained out the fruit scraps, and let the vinegar ferment longer. The result? An amazingly fragrant and abundant fruit vinegar for almost no cost. Waste not, want not! [click to continue…] { 112comments}Need an Inexpensive Maple Syrup Replacement? I love real grade B maple syrup. Even just a teaspoon perks up the lowliest oatmeal, and the minerals in the syrup are prevalent. But it's expensive! Even buying it at Trader Joe's, I pay $16 for 32 ounces. I know that's a steal compared to many parts of the country, but I still was looking for an alternative liquid syrup that I could use on pancakes. Also I wanted to have a ‘real food alternative' to white sugar for guests' coffee and other drinks. And I found it! An inexpensive alternative to maple syrup … Rapadura simple syrup! And it's very easy to make. [click to continue…] { 23comments}How to Clabber Milk This is an amazing thing, clabbering milk. I always love these ‘recipes' for things that if you just leave something on the counter and leave it for a few days, voila! You have something else. And for the first time in my life, I understand why they would name a baking powder brand after this wonderful stuff, as it has the ability to make bread rise! [click to continue…] { 68comments}Pickled Ginger I love all things sushi and this simple recipe for pickled ginger goes with everything. I went to the Asian market and bought ginger when it was on sale for 60 cents a pound (from Hawaii) and made this. You can also use the ginger fermenting ‘juice' if you make ginger carrots (replacing the ginger in that recipe). I like to chop up pickled ginger and kimchi and eat it with soaked brown rice as a side dish too (great with a touch of toasted sesame oil ). [click to continue…] { 30comments}How to Make Pickled Beets the Old-Fashioned Way I have an unnatural love for beets. I wasn't always this way, it happened after I turned 30. That was the first time that I tasted a homemade pickled beet, not out of a can. Wow, what a difference!Lacto-fermentation brings an even more complex flavor to sweet beets, without added sweetener or vinegar. In the ‘olden days', vinegar wasn't necessarily used to keep beets. Beets were fermented in the same way as sauerkraut, with salt and water. In Sally Fallon's recipe from Nourishing Traditions, whey is used as an inoculate to get the good bacteria started. [click to continue…] { 34comments}← Previous Entries


what to do as a security guard when you're by yourself in a place

ns. Your interviewer will want to assess whether you are likely to become distracted or even cause trouble during these periods. Tailor your answer to show that you’re able to react quickly when required.6. How comfortable are you using computers? As a security guard, you’ll have to use the software associated with CCTV cameras. If you have experience using CCTV equipment, say so. Otherwise, demonstrate computer literacy and an ability and willingness to learn to use new systems.

Job Interviews Interview Q&ASecurity Guard Interview Questions and Answers Share Flip Pin Share Email•••By Alison Doyle Updated October 24, 2017Are you interviewing for a job as a security guard? It's important to take the time to review the questions you will most likely be asked. Companies are very cautious when interviewing candidates for a security guard position. After all, the safety of their employees, equipment and facilities literally depends on hiring the right person. When you apply for such a position, your prospective employer will not only look for technical ability and relevant experience, they’ll also want to know that you have excellent character and the ability to think on your feet. Poor interview responses can therefore raise red flags that could cost you the job. That does not mean you should prepare answers designed to present a false impression. For one thing, telling your interviewer what he or she wants to hear can backfire, because if you’re caught being dishonest, the interviewer will likely assume the truth is far worse than it is and you definitely will not be hired. But since awkward or clumsy answers could also be read as a red flag, you can improve your chances by practicing answers to common interview questions ahead of time. Here, to get you started, is a sampling of interview questions that you’re likely to hear during a job interview for a security guard position. Security Guard Interview Questions1. Describe a time when you used teamwork to solve a problem at a previous security job? If you don’t have prior experience in security, talk about how you used team-based problem-solving in some other type of position.2. Describe a time when you had to deal with an assault. How did you handle the situation? Is there anything you would have done differently? It is all right to discuss an assault that you experienced in your personal life, if you have never encountered one professionally. If you have never experienced an assault, do not make one up, but you can ask whether describing a hypothetical situation would help.3. Tell me about a time you successfully dealt with an angry member of the public. This question is focused on your ability to encounter anger without becoming emotionally triggered yourself and without resorting to violence. A successful outcome in this context involves pacifying the angry person and resolving the situation. If you’ve ever worked in any kind of customer service role, you’ll have something to share. Just remember to focus on the outcome and what it says about your skills and abilities, rather than getting bogged down in telling a funny (or horrifying) story.4. Describe a time when you felt as if you were in physical danger on the job. How did you handle the situation? If you have never felt threatened at work, ask if you should discuss a threat encountered in your private life. Ideally, these threats should have come from other people, because your answer is supposed to indicate how you will respond to threats in your work as a guard. If you have never felt threatened by another human being, ask if some other form of danger (an earthquake, for example) might be considered relevant.5. How do you spend downtime on the job? Security guards have little to do during periods when no threat occurs -- the job is mostly to be on hand in case something happe

7. What are some of your strengths on the job? Prepare an answer that emphasizes the skills and requirements outlines in the job listing. Match your abilities to the company’s needs and goals, and focus your reply on what makes you stand out from the competition.8. Are you currently CPR/First Aid/AED certified? This question will warrant a “yes” or “no” answer, although you can feel free to mention if you’re currently enrolled in a class and working toward achieving certification. It’s also a good reminder to familiarize yourself with the general requirements of a job when you begin interviewing. Your research will tell you what skills are expected for someone in this role.9. Imagine you have been called to handle an emergency on the 10th floor of a building, but six guests are waiting to be checked in at the front desk. It's late at night, and you are momentarily alone at the front desk. What would you do? This question is designed not to have a “right answer.” The point is to assess how you deal with situations that have no good options. The details of the hypothetical situation might, of course, be different, but prepare yourself for this type of trick question. You could also get hypothetical questions which do have right answers, in order to test your understanding of the job.12. Look at these two photos of two different people for five seconds. Then, put the photographs down and describe those two people to me. This question could test either your powers of observation or your biases about people. If this type of question is difficult for you (some people cannot recognize faces well, for example), you should have yourself evaluated ahead of time to ensure that you can function as a security guard. Be prepared to discuss your condition with your interviewer. General Job Interview Questions In addition to job-specific interview questions, you will also be asked more general questions about your employment history, education, strengths, weaknesses, achievements, goals, and plans. Read More: How to Prepare for an Interview | What to Wear to a Job Interview | Top 10 Job Interview Tips | Common Interview Mistakes to Avoid


when did ms become a state

How did mississippi become a state on like Dec. 10 1817..??? WHo made it a state and HOW?

How did Mississippi beome a state??

Arts & Humanities History How did Mississippi beome a state??

Update: And who named mississippi?1 following 1 answer Answers Best Answer: Mississippi was part of the Mississippian culture in the early part of the second millennium AD; descendant Native American tribes include the Chickasaw and Choctaw. Other tribes who inhabited the territory of Mississippi (and whose names became those of local towns) include the Natchez, the Yazoo, and the Biloxi. The first European expedition into the territory that became Mississippi was that of Hernando de Soto, who passed through in 1540. The first settlement was that of Ocean Springs (or Old Biloxi), settled by Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville in 1699. In 1716, Natchez was founded on the Mississippi River (as Fort Rosalie); it became the dominant town and trading post of the area. After spending some time under Spanish, British, and French nominal jurisdiction, the Mississippi area was deeded to the British after the French and Indian War under the terms of the Treaty of Paris. The Mississippi Territory was organized on April 7, 1798, from territory ceded by Georgia and South Carolina; it was later twice expanded to include disputed territory claimed by both the U. S. and Spain. Land was purchased (generally through unequal treaties) from Native American tribes from 1800 to about 1830. Mississippi was the 20th state admitted to the Union, on December 10, 1817. Mateo · 1 decade ago0 0 Comment Asker's rating Maybe you would like to learn more about one of these? Find the best luxury cars See Framed Art Prints Online Browse Canvas Wall Art Online Train To Be a Project Manager


at what age does the average person retire

For the first time this year, Americans expect to retire at an average age of 67, up from 66 in 2011, according to a recent Gallup poll of 1,016 adults. The average expected retirement age and been gradually increasing over the past seventeen years from age 60 in 1995 to 64 in 2005. Some 39 percent of workers now plan to retire after age 65, up from 30 percent before the recession in 2007 and just 15 percent in 1995.

The New Ideal Retirement Age: 67

The age the typical worker expects to retire is no longer 65.

Age 65 remains a popular retirement age, with just over a quarter (27 percent) of workers planning to retire then, a proportion that has remained fairly consistent over the past decade. Older workers generally expect to retire at a more advanced age than younger employees. Those age 40 and older are planning to retire at an average age of 68, compared to age 65 among people under 40. The proportion of people who think they will be able to retire early has declined significantly over the past five years. Some 13 percent of workers are now aiming to retire in their early 60s, down from 18 percent in 2007. And the proportion of people who think they will retire in their late 50s has declined from 11 percent in 2007 to 7 percent in 2012. Just 6 percent of workers say they will retire before age 55, which is the same proportion of people who thought that in 2007. Financial insecurity may be compelling many workers to delay retirement. “There has been a lot of fallout from the financial crisis,” says Dennis Jacobe, Gallup’s chief economist. “There was a huge loss of savings and investments and housing values and all of those things have hurt potential retirees.” The Gallup survey found that the majority of current workers (55 percent) don’t expect to have enough money to live comfortably in retirement, up significantly from 42 percent in 2007 and just 32 percent in 2002. The proportion of people who expect to feel financially secure in retirement declined from 59 percent to 38 percent over the same time period. Younger workers are more optimistic about their retirement finances than those closer to retirement age. Employees age 40 and over are more than twice as likely to think they will not have a comfortable retirement (64 percent) than to think they will live comfortably (29 percent). People under age 40 are more evenly split between believing they will (48 percent) or won’t (44 percent) have enough money in retirement. However, the age retirees actually leave the workforce has not changed over the past decade. Retirees have left their jobs at an average age of 59 or 60 in every single year since 2002. About a third (34 percent) of people retired between ages 60 and 64, the most popular age range for retirement. And 14 percent of those surveyed retired exactly at age 65. Only 16 percent of retirees managed to work past age 65. Early retirement was a common experience for current seniors. Many people (17 percent) retired in their late 50s and 18 percent retired before age 55. Twitter: @aiming2retire Tags: retirement Emily Brandon is the senior editor for Retirement at U. S. News. She has been writing about retirement and aging issues for over a decade. Her best retirement ... full bio »Recommended Articles How to Spend a Windfall in Retirement Rachel Hartman | April 11, 2018If you receive a significant sum during retirement, it's best to slow down and evaluate how to put it to good use. How Much to Contribute to a 401 (k)Emily Brandon | April 9, 2018Here’s how to select the amount to save in your 401 (k) plan. The 3 Best Places to Retire on the Beach Kathleen Peddicord | April 6, 2018Pristine beaches and the relaxing lull of waves await you in these beach retirement spots. Work Part-Time and Retire Comfortably Maryalene La Ponsie | April 6, 2018A part-time career means more free hours than a full-time gig, but it could lead to a stressful future.5 Ways to Retire on Less Money Tom Sightings | April 5, 2018The only thing to give up is your old way of thinking Plan an International Trip in Retirement Rachel Hartman | April 4, 2018With a few careful steps, you can plan an international trip in retirement that easily fits into your budget. How to Maximize Your 401 (k) Match Emily Brandon | April 3, 2018Try these strategies to get the best possible employer contributions to your 401 (k) plan.8 Things to Know About Reverse Mortgages Rachel Hartman | April 3, 2018A reverse mortgage can be a tool to provide cash in retirement, but it's important to proceed with caution.10 Things to Know About Medicare Emily Brandon | April 3, 2018How to get the most out of this health insurance program for retirees. Lessons From a Year of Retirement Rodney Brooks | March 30, 2018After one year of retirement, here's what you need to do. Load More


black mass film cast

In addition to this firecracker of a plot, Black Mass has Johnny Depp, Joel Edgerton, Benedict Cumberbatch, Dakota Johnson, Kevin Bacon and other starry names in its cast. What could possibly go wrong?

Black Mass review: Great cast, great plot but Johnny Depp's prosthetics can't save the film Deepanjana Pal Sep,19 2015 08:55:08 ISTComment 0Tweet A notorious criminal, an ambitious FBI agent, Boston in the 1970s and the blood-spattered life of mobsters — on paper, Black Mass has everything you need for a gripping thriller. At its centre is a man who is a master manipulator, killer and folk hero, all rolled into one. He begins as a small-time crook and ends up as the second most wanted man in America, with a lot of help from the FBI.

Too much, unfortunately. South Boston boy John Connolly (Edgerton) has hit a home run when he becomes a respected FBI agent and everyone’s expecting him to clean up his hometown. In the rougher neighbourhoods that Connolly grew up in — known as “Southie” — the mob rules more than the law. Brawls are regular, blood spatters are common and there’s nothing unusual about men being killed at gunpoint in broad daylight. Connolly turns to his childhood friend and minor mobster “Whitey” Bulger (Depp) and convinces Whitey to become an FBI informant. Ostensibly, the idea is that Whitey will provide FBI with information required to dismantle the Italian mafia that’s made Boston a pit of criminality. Johnny Depp in Black Mass. Whitey agrees, but it quickly becomes clear that Whitney is the one with the upper hand. He wants the Italians out so that his Winter Hill gang can rule the mob roost. As an informant, he has FBI’s protection and with that as his invisibility cloak, Whitey unleashes a mini massacre in Southie that wipes out his competition. All the while, Connolly, staying loyal to his childhood friend, protects Whitey from the law. The questions that we should be asking while watching Black Mass are whether Whitey will actually succeed in getting the better of the FBI and if Connolly will get sniffed out? Instead, we find ourselves wondering whether the wig on Edgerton’s head is made of plasticine and if the expressionless Depp is actually a vampire, because what else explains that Edward Cullen-esque pallor and lifelessness? The prosthetics, fake hair and ice-blue contact lenses make Depp resemble Whitey, but it’s all so patently a feat of make-up that Whitey might as well have been CGI. Despite being based on a true story, Black Mass feels theatrical and fake. Everyone is obviously playing a part and the performances all feel hollow. When Edgerton puts on the swagger of Connolly bluffing to his FBI colleagues, for example, it’s quite evidently an act, but there’s no sense of what is happening beneath that façade and none of his colleagues seem to spot the acting. Depp might as well have had a cheerleading squad, squealing “Give this man’s make-up team an Oscar!”, in every scene. The other actors who play members of Whitey’s Winter Hill Gang make an exhibition of their Boston accents. The two actors who do manage a few moments of credibility are Johnson as Whitey’s girlfriend and Peter Sarsgaard as a minor criminal who ends up in Whitey’s clutches. They’re both wasted in tiny roles that make you wish the screenplay had given more time to their characters and their conflicts. Cumberbatch isn’t awful as Whitey’s brother, a senator and one of the most powerful men in Boston. However, Cumberbatch isn’t able to lose all of his posh, British aura and ultimately, you don’t believe he belongs with the other Southie men. The Whitey Bulger legend has inspired some great films, notably The Departed and the documentary, Whitey: The United States of America v James J Bulger. They obviously made an impact on screenwriters Mark Mallouk and Jez Butterworth, but Black Mass doesn’t come together as a screenplay. It’s supposed to be Whitey’s story as recounted by his deputies, who are recording testimonies for the FBI. But the writers forget their own storytelling device and in no time, we’re seeing scenes in which Whitey is on his own and that his henchmen could never have known. Characters — particularly the women — appear and disappear arbitrarily. The violence is repetitive and gratuitous. Director Scott Cooper is quite evidently a Martin Scorsese fan and he does pull off some stylish moments of raw emotion and photogenic violence in Black Mass. However, he struggles to establish any tension in the film. There’s barely a tussle for power between Whitey and the FBI. Neither is Cooper able to flesh out the irony of Whitey’s henchmen spending just a few years in jail because they turned informers and ratted on their leader, while Connolly serves a 40-year sentence because he remained loyal to Whitey and said nothing. Black Mass ends up being a forgettable film, with only Depp’s unnervingly artificial and lifeless face lingering in memory like the dregs of a nightmare. Go pick up a DVD of The Departed instead and you’ll get a better sense of why Whitey Bulger spawned a legend. Updated Date: Sep 19, 2015 08:59 AMtags: #Benedict Cumberbatch #Black Mass #dakota fanning #Hollywood #Joel Edgerton #Johnny Depp #Kevin Bacon #Movie reviewalso see Ready Player One movie review: Steven Spielberg's film is a fun action adventure filled with pop culture references Peter Rabbit movie review: James Corden turns this generic animation film into a crass stand up act Vikadakumaran movie review: Vishnu Unnikrishnan revisits his Average Joe act in a mediocre legal saga


what is a pedicle flap

e.pedicle flap a flap consisting of the full thickness of the skin and the subcutaneous tissue,attached by tissue through which it receives its blood supply.rope flap one made by elevating a long strip of tissue from its bed except at its two ends, thecut edges then being sutured together to form a tube.

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"flap Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Acronyms, Idioms, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Related to flap: flap surgeryflap [ flap] 1. a mass of tissue for grafting, usually including skin, only partially removed from one part of the body so that it retains its own blood supply during transfer to another site.2. an uncontrolled movement.advancement flap sliding flap.axial pattern flap a myocutaneous flap containing an artery in its long axis.free flap an island flap detached from the body and reattached at the distant recipient site by microvascular anastomosis.island flap a flap consisting of skin and subcutaneous tissue, with a pedicle made up of onlythe nutrient vessels.jump flap one cut from the abdomen and attached to a flap of the same size on the forearm. The forearm flap is transferred later to some other part of the body to fill a defect there.myocutaneous flap a compound flap of skin and muscle with adequate vascularity to permitsufficient tissue to be transferred to the recipient site. See also axial pattern flap and random pattern flap.pedicle flap a flap consisting of the full thickness of the skin and the subcutaneous tissue,attached by tissue through which it receives its blood supply. Called also pedicle graft.random pattern flap a myocutaneous flap with a random pattern of arteries, as opposed to an axial pattern flap.rope flap tube flap.rotation flap a local pedicle flap whose width is increased by having the edge distal to thedefect form a curved line; the flap is then rotated and a counterincision is made at the base of thecurved line, which increases the mobility of the flap.skin flap a full-thickness mass or flap of tissue containing epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneoustissue.sliding flap a flap carried to its new position by a sliding technique; called also advancement flap.tube flap ( tubed pedicle flap) a bipedicle flap made by elevating a long strip of tissue from itsbed except at the two extremities, the cut edges then being sutured together to form a tube. Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved. FLAP ( flap ), Acronym for 5-lipooxygenase-activating protein.flap ( flap ), 1. Tissue for transplantation, vascularized by a pedicle flap. See also: local flap, distant flap, free flap.2. An uncontrolled movement, as of the hands. [M. E. flappe]Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012flap ( flap) 1. a mass of tissue for grafting, usually including skin, only partially removed from one part of the body so that it retains its own blood supply during transfer to another site.2. an uncontrolled movement.bone flap craniotomy involving elevation of a section of the skull.free flap an island flap detached from the body and reattached at the distant recipient site by microvascular anastomosis.jump flap one cut from the abdomen and attached to a flap of the same size on the forearm;the forearm flap is transferred later to some other part of the body to fill a defect there.myocutaneous flap a compound flap of skin and muscle with adequate vascularity to permitsufficient tissue to be transferred to the recipient sit

rotation flap a local pedicle flap whose width is increased by having the edge distal to thedefect form a curved line; the flap is then rotated and a counterincision is made at the base of thecurved line to increase mobility of the flap.skin flap a full-thickness mass or flap of tissue containing epidermis, dermis, andsubcutaneous tissue.sliding flap a flap carried to its new position by a sliding technique. Dorland's Medical Dictionary for Health Consumers. © 2007 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.flap (flăp)n. A piece of tissue that has been partially detached and used in surgical grafting to fill an adjacent defect or cover the cut end of a bone after amputation. The American Heritage® Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2007, 2004 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.flapa layer of skin or other tissue surgically separated from deeper structures for transplantation,coverage of an area that has been injured, or examination of deeper tissues. Mosby's Medical Dictionary, 9th edition. © 2009, Elsevier.flap Plastic surgery A pedicle of tissue used to cover a defect, usually of the skin. See Frechetflap, TRAM flap. Mc Graw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002 by The Mc Graw-Hill Companies, Inc.flap ( flap) 1. Mass of partially detached tissue. See also: pedicle flap, local flap, distant flap2. An uncontrolled movement, as of the hands. See: asterixis [M. E. flappe]Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012flap A partially detached segment of skin and underlying tissue, having an adequate bloodsupply, so that it can be extended or rotated to fill an adjacent tissue deficit. Flaps are stillextensively used in plastic surgery. Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005Flap A section of tissue moved from one area of the body to another. Mentioned in: Breast Reconstruction Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine. Copyright 2008 The Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.flapmass or tongue of tissue, vascularized by a pedicel (stem)Illustrated Dictionary of Podiatry and Foot Science by Jean Mooney © 2009 Elsevier Limited. All rights reserved.flap ( flap) 1. Tissue for transplantation, vascularized by a pedicle flap.2. An uncontrolled movement, as of the hands. [M. E. flappe]Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012flap (s),n a sheet (or sheets) of soft tissue partially or totally detached to gain access to structuresunderneath or to be used in repairing defects in an adjacent or a remote part of the body.flap, envelope, n the mucoperiosteal tissue retracted from a horizontal linear incision (as along the freegingival margin), with no vertical component of the incision.flap, lingual tongue, n a flap used to repair a fistula of the hard palate, which combines the raising of a palatalflap to form the floor of the nose with a flap taken from the back or edge of the tongue to form the palatal surface.flap, mucoperiosteal, n a flap of mucosal tissue, including the periosteum, reflected from a bone.flap, pedicle, n a stalk-shaped attachment to a flap.flap, periodontal, n a portion of periodontal tissue partially removed for deposit removal or for removing a pocket by rearranging the soft tissue; also useful for gaining access to the alveolar bone.flap, sliding, n a flap that is advanced from its original location in a direction away from its base, to close a defect.flap, V-Y, n a flap in which the incision is shaped like a V and after closure like a Y, to lengthen a localized area of tissue. See also flap, Y-V.flap, Y-V, n a flap in which the incision is shaped like a Y and after closure like a V, to shorten a localized area of tissue. See also flap, V-Y. Mosby's Dental Dictionary, 2nd edition. © 2008 Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.flap1. a mass of tissue for grafting (1), usually including skin, only partially removed from one part of the body so that it retains its own blood supply during transfer to another site. See alsospecific sites, such as conjunctival.2. an uncontrolled movement.advancement flaprelease of a portion of tissue and reattachment at an advanced position.antral flapin circumcostal gastropexy or belt loop gastropexy a seromuscular flap from the pyloricantrum is passed under a rib or strip of abdominal wall muscle and sutured back to itsposition on the stomach.axial pattern flappedicle flaps with a direct cutaneous artery and vein are transferred to defects within theirradius with a high chance of survival.bipedicle flapthe space created by undermining skin between two parallel incisions can be used to reconstruct skin defects, usually onto a distal limb which is inserted into the space. Calledalso pouch flap.bone flapa surgical procedure in which a flap is created in a flat bone by leaving one side of a rectangle cut in the bone intact. Used for gaining access to a cavity, e.g. a sinus, withminimum disfigurement.buccal flapa section of mucosa released from mucosa of the gum and lip used to close oronasalfistulas.cartilage flapa detached piece of cartilage as a result of osteochondrosis dissecans, seen particularly in the shoulder of dogs.composite flapskin with muscle, bone or cartilage.cranial sartorius muscle flapthe muscle is dissected free, severed at its insertion on the tibia and used to repairprepubic tendon ruptures or femoral hernias.cross-lid flapa skin flap from an eyelid is used to fill a defect in the opposite lid. Called also Cutler-Beard or bucket-handle flap.external abdominal oblique muscle flapcan be used to repair defects in the abdominal wall or caudal thoracic wall.free flapan island flap detached from the body and reattached at the distant recipient site by microvascular anastomosis.flap-imprintinterlocking processes in adult cortical lens fibers.ischial-pubic flapto increase exposure for surgery in the colorectal region, osteotomies of the pubic andischial bones may be required. The bone flap created is reflected and replaced at theconclusion of the surgical procedure.island flapa flap consisting of skin and subcutaneous tissue, with a pedicle made up of only thenutrient vessels.mucoperiosteal flapa section of oral mucosa, gingiva and underlying periosteum in periodontal surgery andtooth extractions.mucosal flapused in repair of defects in the oral cavity such as oronasal fistula and those created by excision of tumor and bone.myocutaneous flapa compound flap of skin and muscle with adequate vascularity to permit sufficient tissue to be transferred to the recipient site.pedicle flapsee pedicle graft.omental flaptransposed through subcutaneous tunnels and used to cover soft tissue defects, stimulategranulation and control adhesion.overlapping flapa technique for repair of cleft soft palate with two flaps, one on the oral side and one on thenasal side, and with the assistance of relaxing incisions these are overlapped to ensure an adequate seal.rope flapone made by elevating a long strip of tissue from its bed except at its two ends, the cutedges then being sutured together to form a tube. Called also tubed graft.rotary door flapa myocutaneous flap in which an island of skin is rotated to fill the airway defect created by laryngeal resection.rotation flapsee pedicle graft.skin flapa standard technique in skin grafting; based on the part isolation of a graft by creation of a flap which retains its original circulation while becoming established at the new site on thenew blood supply. Many types of flap are used, e.g. axial pattern, bipedicle, composite,delayed tube, direct, interpolating, reverse saphenous conduit. See also skin graft.sliding flaptechnique for closing skin wounds where there is a large deficiency of skin. Includessliding-H flap and Z-flap or Z-plasty. Skin around the defect is separated from its subcutisand the defect repaired by strategic additional incisions and the use of tension sutures.tracheal flapa method of placing a tracheostomy tube which will minimize the subsequent formation of excessive granulation tissue. The opening is made by cutting a flap across two trachealrings and reflecting it to permit entry of the tube. After extubation, the flap is replaced.transposition flaprectangular flap of skin repositioned to fill a defect.tube flap, tunnel flaprope flap. Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary, 3 ed. © 2007 Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved Patient discussion about flap Q. My son displays behavior such as hooting, screeching, flapping arms, ""chicken""dancing, rocking... Hi members, please help me to choose the right way. My son displaysbehavior such as hooting, screeching, flapping arms, ""chicken"" dancing, rocking, bouncing,jumping, limited repetitive play skills, low self esteem, difficulty commencing and occasionallysustaining adult directed tasks, difficulty maintaining relationships with adults and peers, he becomes easily frustrated and will become physically and verbally aggressive, can overreact to being touched, easily distracted by noise, short attention span, likes routine and finds it difficult to change task, difficulty listening, and difficulty following verbal instructions. He is like this at homeand school. I have been told by the local NHS group that he is not autistic because of his parent’sseparation and divorce in his early life and he does not present these behaviors as a ""pervasivefeature"". Instead they suggest he needs a hearing check and he has ""neuro developmentalimmaturities"". What is your opinion? Should I get a second opinion? A. if you ask me - they could be right. anyway i would be careful from over-the-net-diagnosis.their specialist saw the child and examined his behavior, he probably know what he is doing. andeven if you are not sure- get a second opinion. can't hurt can it? More discussions about flap This content is provided by i Medix and is subject to i Medix Terms. The Questions and Answers are not endorsed or recommended and are made available by patients, not doctors. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content . Link to this page: Facebook Twitter "


how long does it take marinol to clear your system

It stays with you a long time. The elimination phase of dronabinol can be an initial (alpha) half-life of about 4 hours and a terminal (beta) half-life of 25 to 36 hours.

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Because of its large volume of distribution, dronabinol and its metabolites may be excreted at low levels for prolonged periods of time. Following single dose administration, low levels of dronabinol metabolites have been detected for more than 5 weeks in the urine and feces.2 people found this useful Was this answer useful? Yes Somewhat No How long before pot leaves your system?30/35 days How long before marijuana leaves your system? Thirty days approximatley depending on your diet. How long before oxycod leaves your system?three days. Gnostic279 8 Contributions How long before skoal is out of your system? It usually takes about a day for me to start really craving tobacco when I quit and about three for me to start feeling ""clean"" or free of the affects. How long before extacy is out of your system?24 hours Sdg1215 11 Contributions How long does it take before hydrocodiene is out of your system? In my experience it takes about 3 days, so plan ahead if you have a scheduled drug test. I made the mistake of trusting someone when they told me that it will be out of my sys …How long before beer is out your system?2 hrs How long before benzodaizepine is out of your system?4 mg Lorazepam How long does marinol stay in system? The same amount of time that marijuana stays there. Depending on body weight, since that's where the thc binds to, it can take longer for it to get out of someone's system who …Alcohol Researcher 6,371 Contributions How long before alcohol is out of urine system? About 72 hours Thehawkman 16 Contributions How long before tramadol is out of your system? There are a number of factors that determine this. One factor is whether or not it is given P. O. or IM. Other factors include if a person has been on the drug for a while and …How long before xanax leaves your system?3-4 days Answered In Pseudoephedrine and Phenylephrine (Sudafed)How long before phenylephrine is out of your system?2 to 3 hours for 50% of the initial dose, and another 50% of the remaining dose every 2 to 3 hours thereafter until it is completely flushed. Lime Aid 94,009 Contributions Answered In Drug Tests How long before crack is out of your system? Cocaine (including crack cocaine) normally takes around 72 hours (3 days) to leave your system, although for very heavy, long-term users, it could possibly take up to a week. Jim Mowreader 15,778 Contributions I am an Army veteran who has worked in the graphic arts, photography, transportation and retail industries. Answered In Drug Tests Can a urine test for pain management tell the difference between marijuana and marinol in your system? No. Marinol is THC in a pill. It metabolizes along the same pathway THC in leaf marijuana does, so the test wouldn't be able to tell between them. You should have a prescript …Answered In Marijuana How long is weed in your system if you did it a week before? According to recent research, conducted by the university of manhattan, ""weed"" or ""pot"" as the young call it, is in your system for long periods of time. After doing a 25 year …Answers Publisher 49,340 Contributions Answered In Uncategorized How long before bactrim withdraws from your system? It takes Bactrim about 7 days to leave your system. This can depend on the dosage that was being taken as well. Bactrim is an antibiotic given for common infections. "


how wide must a hallway be

The framing on the hallway is now complete. The hallway will be 96cm wide. It’s a compromise between the 90cm that the builder suggested and the 102cm that the architect suggested. There is no actual council regulation for the hallway width, so we went with the compromise of a 96cm wide hallway.

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Hallway Renovation Framing Complete Posted on July 16, 2007 by Bill Hutchison — 2 Comments ↓

Because it is quite a long hallway we want to make sure that the hallway width didn’t actually feel too narrow. The hall is about 8.5 metres long, so as you can see in the photo is quite a long one and can feel a bit “tunnel like” if the hallway width is too narrow. We spent a good deal of time tonight trying to work out the lighting for the hallway. I hadn’t actually thought too much about the hallway lighting up till now, so I would be very interested to hear what other peoples thoughts were on what kind of lights to put into a hallway. Technorati Tags: hallway, hall, framing, lighting, hallway lighting Related posts: Kids Bedrooms Framed and Hallway Half Framed More External Frames and the Garage This entry was posted in Framing by Bill Hutchison. Bookmark the permalink .


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107006787 Routing Transit Number (RTN) for Advantage Bank Main Office located at Loveland, Colorado, CO, 80538, United States, Street Address 1475 NORTH DENVER AVENUE, Telephone Number 970-613-1982, Servicing FRB Number 101000048.

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Detaild information for Advantage Bank in Loveland Branch Information Last updated May 12, 2017Current Routing Number: 107006787Bank or Institution: ADVANTAGE BANKStreet Address: 1475 North Denver Avenue City: Loveland State: Colorado, COZip Code: 80538Telephone Number: (970) 613-1982Revision Date (MMDDYY): 032612Previous Routing Number: 107006787Office Code (O=Main B=Branch): OServicing FRB Number: 101000048What is Routing Transit Number? A Routing Transit Number (RTN) is a nine digits numerical codes used to identify an individual branch of a financial institution in United States (US). It appears on the bottom of negotiable instruments such as checks identifying the financial institution on which it was drawn. This code was designed to facilitate the sorting, bundling, and shipment of paper checks back to the drawer's (check writer's) account. The Routing Number is used for domestic transfer. To make money transfer, the Routing Number is used together with the bank account number of the recipient. For international inward money transfer, a SWIFT code must be used together with a Routing Number and Account Number. The number is used by Federal Reserve Banks to process Fedwire funds transfers, and by the Automated Clearing House to process direct deposits, bill payments, and other such automated transfers. The RTN number is derived from the bank's transit number originated by the American Bankers Association, which designed it in 1910. The format of Routing Number is as follows: AAAABBBBCthe first four two digits (AAAA) is the Federal Reserve Routing Symbol.the next four digits (BBBB) is American Bankers Association (ABA) Institution Identifier.the last one digit (C) is the check digit.


what is a primatologist

Those who work primarily with non-human primates are called primatologists. Primatologists are scientists that gather data about primates using various studies and experiments in an effort to understand evolution, behavior, or to further understand human pathology and biology.

How to Become a Primatologist

How to Become a Primatologist Overview A vast number of professionals go to work each day to study and work with animals, for a variety of reasons, including assisting in medical research.

Their research can then be used to formulate theories or technology that assists medical doctors of all kinds. What is a Primatologist? In general, a primatologist is a scientist who studies non-human primates. However the field of primatology infuses a diverse group of careers. Some of these professionals, such as professors, hold academic positions in various settings and may teach, perform research, publish studies, or plan research programs. Primatology careers involving those with medical backgrounds are quite popular, and these professionals may conduct research, observe and/or interact with primates, order and analyze laboratory tests, provide medical care, and a variety of other duties. A primatologist may be trained to perform one or more of the following: Observing primate behavior, and making extensive recordings of behavior. Ordering various laboratory tests and analyzing their results. Analyzing behavioral data from other primatologists and reporting and/or publishing findings. Interacting with primates in various settings. Providing medical care to primates when needed. Teaching future primatologists, and creating lesson plans in academic settings. Writing articles or studies and publishing data and findings. Primatologists often divide primates into three groups for study, and may study one or more at any given time. These groups are dominant females, females and young, and peripheral males. The study of primates has become a controversial issue within the scientific and medical communities, specifically surrounding inhumane studies and practices. Well-known primatologists include Jane Goodall and Frans de Waal, a pioneer in the study of emotions and empathy in primates, and author of numerous books on the subject. Educational Track Primatologists come from a very diverse range of educational backgrounds, including ecology, animal behavior, computer science, neuroscience, paleontology, and more. The specific educational path a future primatologist takes should be dependent upon the particular field of study he or she is interested in. For instance, those interested in medical research primatology positions may want to follow a medical education path, while those strictly interested in providing medical care for primates may opt for a degree in veterinary medicine. It is recommended that all individuals interested in the field gain a strong educational background in biological sciences and evolutionary biology. Other important courses include statistics, communication, computer, and foreign languages, according to Primate Info Net. Because primatology is a multidisciplinary field, an educational path that strays from traditional educational paths may be necessary in order to gain the proper background for success in this field. Undergraduate's Degree - While there is no required degree in order to become a primatologist, the field is quite competitive and employers are much more likely to choose those with an extensive educational background. Very few colleges or universities offer a degree in primatology, though some offer degrees that are very closely related. It is recommended that students focus on classes that are very closely linked with the field, such as anthropology, psychology, and zoology. Graduate Degree - Those who want to take their education further, and seek better job security and placement options, should consider obtaining a graduate degree. There are a handful of high-quality primatology-related degrees offered throughout the US, which can be more convenient than piecing together an educational background that prepares individuals to become primatologists. Those interested in providing medical care to primates should obtain a veterinary medicine degree. According to a recent survey from the American Society of Primatologists, most primatologists have backgrounds in anthropology, psychology, biology, and veterinary science. Career Path The field of primatology is a difficult one to get into, primarily because the number of positions is limited and the job growth is less than that of most other careers. However, there are positions available within the field for those who are dedicated. Primatologists work in a variety of settings, including academic settings, laboratories, zoos, and conservation centers, in the field, veterinary offices, and even government offices or institutions. In each of these settings, primatologists may perform a wide range of duties, from gathering and compiling data, to interacting with primates. Employers interested in hiring primatologists value the following qualities: Excellent interpersonal skills; many primatologists work with other professionals on a daily basis and may need to collaborate in order to complete specific jobs. Attention to detail, especially for those collecting and compiling data. Excellent physical condition is valued for those working in the field; researchers often have to travel to remote locations and often have no other method of transportation than their feet. Resiliency, especially for those working in the field. Often these primatologists are in areas where the comforts of home aren't readily available, and they must be able to adapt. Compassion and empathy for the nonhuman primates being studied. To increase the chances of getting hired, those interested in the field of primatology should consider: ASP Membership - Obtaining membership in the American Society of Primatologists is an excellent way to network with other individuals, an extremely important step in gaining employment within this field. Membership benefits also include annual meetings, quarterly publications of the society newsletter, and a full subscription to the American Journal of Primatology. IPS Membership - Another great organization is the International Primatological Society, which facilitates cooperation amongst scientists to encourage all areas of nonhuman primate research. Members have the ability to seek out grants and funding from the society, access exclusive publications and networking opportunities. Volunteer - It is highly recommended that future primatologists volunteer to gain some experience with primates. Volunteering at local zoos or conservation centers is a great way to gain an understanding of primatology, and the experience on a resume is attractive to potential employers. According to Environmental Science, the average yearly salary for a primatologist in most states ranges from $50,000 to $65,000. Some states feature a higher annual average salary, such as Maryland at $96,460 and the District of Columbia at $97,930. However, it is important to remember that primatology encompasses a huge range of careers, and the salary will be dependent upon the specific specialty of a primatologist. A career in primatology can be extremely rewarding, no matter which specialty of primatology an individual chooses. While this career certainly can come with unique challenges and is often a controversial career choice, the need for compassionate and humane studies of nonhuman primates is great. Data collected from primatologists is often instrumental in developing medical technologies directly affecting humans, as well as other primates. Additional Resources North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance The International Primatological Society Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest Jane Goodall Institute The Orangutan Foundation International International Primate Protection Leaguerelated topics How to Become a Veterinarian How to Become a Veterinary Anesthesiologist How to Become an Animal Behaviorist How to Become a Veterinary Clinical Pharmacologist


what were the browns and other families asking the supreme court to do?

The Browns and other families were asking the supreme court to ALLOW AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN TO THE SCHOOL OF THEIR CHOICE. Linda Brown wanted to attend the school that is nearer to her home. Unfortunately, the school denied her permission to attend said school and referred her to another school that is farther from her home. Her desired school only catered to white people. The family wanted the school to accept Linda Brown as their student w/o prejudice to her color.

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do astronauts sleep on their back

The catch is that they need to tether themselves to something to avoid floating away in the air currents. Most astronauts choose to sleep as closely to how they would on Earth, in sleeping bags tethered to the floor, the walls, or the ceiling. In the microgravity environment there is no such thing as ""up,"" which means it's just as easy to sleep vertically as you would horizontally back home. It's also important to secure your arms (and legs) to avoid them hovering as you sleep.

What is it like to sleep in space?

"How Astronauts Sleep in Space Prev NEXTAstronaut Marsha Ivins sleeping aboard the shuttle Atlantis.©NASA/Roger Ressmeyer/CORBISSpacecraft like the International Space Station have pressurized cabins and are filled with the same kind of air we breathe on Earth, so the atmosphere on board is made to feel as close to sea level as possible. But microgravity causes astronauts to experience the effects of weightlessness, and setting up a mattress on the floor can't be part of the plan because not only would the astronaut float away after dozing off, the mattress itself would also drift off, creating the potential for midair collisions. Because of this effect, astronauts could, theoretically, sleep almost anywhere in a spacecraft. Astronauts sleeping during space shuttle missions normally strap themselves into seats or attach sleeping bags to the walls; they'll avoid the cockpit since light from the sun can cause the area to heat up significantly and make slumber uncomfortable. Most of the crew on the ISS choose to sleep in their own cabin or in an ISS module -- American crew members' sleeping quarters are well-ventilated (to prevent breathing in the carbon dioxide you just breathed out), soundproof private cabin-for-one setups where an astronaut can not only catch some Z's but also catch up on e-mail.

Adjusting to sleep in space takes a long time for astronauts. Our bodies and brains are used to certain circadian rhythms -- the 24-hour cycle of waking and sleeping -- and disturbing them can cause sleep difficulties. Waking Up With the Sound of Music Ground operations broadcast songs into the space shuttle cabin as wake-up calls for sleepy astronauts; song selections have included ""Danger Zone"" by Kenny Loggins from ""Top Gun"" and ""Con Te Partiro"" sung by Andrea Bocelli. Crew members on the ISS, though, rely on regular alarm clocks.1 2 3 4 NEXTPrint | Citation & Date | Reprint More to Explore Related Content We've Just Solved Some Mysteries of Saturn's Icy Moon Enceladus Huge Solar Storms Could Have Kickstarted Life on Earth So You Want to Be an Astronaut? This NASA Newbie Has Some Tips "


meaning of postural

1.a. A position of a person's body or body parts: a sitting posture; the posture of a supplicant.b. A characteristic way of bearing one's body; carriage: stooped posture.2. Zoology A position of an animal's body or body parts, especially for the purpose of communication: a dog's submissive posture.3. Relative placement or arrangement: the posture of the buildings on the land.4.

postural

"Correct all you're your grammar errors instantly. Try it now.postural Also found in: Thesaurus, Medical, Legal. Related to postural: postural hypotension, postural drainage, Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, postural tremor, postural vertigo, postural muscles, Postural hypertensionpos·ture (pŏs′chər)n.

A condition or state under certain circumstances: the nation's posture in the worldeconomy.5.a. An attitude or way of behaving, especially when adopted to have an effect on others:assumed a posture of angry defiance.b. An approach or policy with regard to something: adjusting the government's defenseposture.v. pos·tured, pos·tur·ing, pos·turesv. intr.1. To assume a certain, often exaggerated body position; pose.2. To assume a certain attitude or behave in a certain way, especially to make an impression or gain an advantage: ""They postured as Southern Loyalists to win the support of ex-Confederates"" (James M. Smallwood).3. Zoology To assume a certain position of the body or of body parts, often as part of a display.v. tr.1. To put into a specific posture; pose: The photographer postured the model.2. To place in a certain arrangement or condition: an army that was postured for defense. [French, from Italian postura, from Latin positūra, position, from positus, past participle of pōnere, to place; see apo- in Indo-European roots . ]pos′tur·al adj.pos′tur·er, pos′tur·ist n. Synonyms: posture, attitude, carriage, pose 1, stance These nouns denote a position of the body and limbs: erect posture; an attitude of prayer;dignified carriage; a reclining pose; an athlete's alert stance. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved. Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend: Switch to new thesaurus Adj. 1. postural - of or relating to or involving posture; ""postural exercises""Based on Word Net 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc. Translations Select a language:postural [ˈpɒstʃərəl] ADJ [ habits, exercises] → postural Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © Harper Collins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005pos·tur·ala. postural, rel. a la postura del cuerpo; ___ hypotension → hipotensión ___, descenso de la presión arterial en posición erecta. English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012posturaladj postural English-Spanish/Spanish-English Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2006 by The Mc Graw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content . Link to this page: Facebook Twitter Finally, Farlex brings you all the rules of English grammar, all in one place, explained in simple terms. The Farlex Grammar Bookis available now in paperback and e Book formats. "