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faceLine breaks: face
Pronunciation: /feɪs /
Definition of face in English:
1The front part of a person's head from the forehead to the chin, or the corresponding part in an animal: she was scarlet in the face and perspiring profusely
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- My voice broke and the tears fell down my face as I wrapped my arms around his solid torso.
- It would be interesting to know is whether people with symmetrical faces have longer life expectancies.
- In his dream he looked upon the moon and saw the face of the goddess looking down upon her people.
countenance, physiognomy, profile, features
British rhyming slang boat race
Scottish & Irish informal coupon
North American informal puss, pan
literary visage, lineaments
archaic front
1.1An expression shown on the face: the happy faces of these children
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- I watched some pretty serious faces as shooters battled it out for 15th or 20th place in a category.
- I looked around the room, watching the girls' faces change from looks of accusation to pity and understanding.
- I joked, watching as their faces twist with frustration, annoyed that I was avoiding the subject.
expression, facial expression, look, appearance, air, manner, bearing, countenance, guise, cast, aspect, impression
formal mien
1.2An aspect of something: the unacceptable face of social drinking
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- Here was a problem that amounted to rather more than an unsightly flaw on the face of the splendid facade of classical physics.
- These mountain are most assuredly another of the distinctive four faces of Algeria.
- Although alcoholism remains the number one dependency problem among judges and lawyers, the face of addiction continues to change.
(outward) appearance, aspect, air, nature, image
2The surface of a thing, especially one that is presented to the view or has a particular function, in particular:
2.1 Geometry Each of the surfaces of a solid: the faces of a cube
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- To solve the problem, Vinson opted to use polyhedra that have more vertices than faces.
- The faces of the polyhedron appear to consist of two equilateral triangles and six somewhat irregular pentagons.
- This time, it had the shape of a trapezoid on four faces, making it look like a thimble with four right angles.
2.2A vertical or sloping side of a mountain or cliff: the north face of the Eiger
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- These have produced scarps with vertical cliff faces up to 800 meters high.
- Springs can occur in uplands if zones of perched water extend laterally to cliff faces or other steep slopes.
- Such people were the first to leave the cave and see what was on the other side of the cliff face.
2.3The side of a planet or moon facing the observer: we can often see the dark face of the moon by earthshine
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- As one resident put it to this writer last week, the surface of the stretch of road in question is like the face of the moon.
- Beyond, the grey light was coming and going as clouds chased each other across the face of the moon.
- Then the heavens ripped asunder and showered evil and ill omens upon the face of this beckoning planet.
2.4The front of a building: a series of loggias make up the face of the church
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- The glazed faces of the building terminate campus circulation routes.
- The four distinct faces of the building force a process of scanning and mental reassembly at the scale of the whole wall.
- The windows on these faces look into narrow protected alleys or the small courtyard between the houses.
2.5The plate of a clock or watch bearing the digits or hands: a dial like the face of a clock
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- And I love how one of the clock faces of the Fendi Secret Dual Time watch is always very subtly covered.
- Watch faces, found at flea markets and removed from their bands, are arranged precisely on a tray.
- Here, traditional analogue clocks with crisp modern faces sit within achingly fashionable hoods.
dial, display
2.6The distinctive side of a playing card: she scattered a deck of cards face down
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- Others drank from flasks and clay bottles, or huddled together to read futures from the faces of playing cards.
- The faces of the cards in a pack may all be unique, or may include duplicates, depending on the game.
- On the face of each card is a number - there are two cards of each number from 1 to 12.
2.7The obverse of a coin.
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- But high returns and high risk are two faces of the same coin.
- He drew a quick rendition of the two faces of the coin the Lujar had shown him.
- The poet's eye can see the two faces of the coin simultaneously.
3 [with adjective] A person of a particular type: this season's squad has a lot of old faces in it
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- There are many familiar faces among this year's performers.
- The cast will include some familiar old faces and a few great newcomers, for which, by the way, the group are always on the lookout.
- Most are natives of the parish who have returned to spend time with family and friends, good to see the old familiar faces once again.
4 short for typeface.
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- Not only are the messages different on each side, but the advertising line is also printed in two type sizes and faces.
- You may use either a variation of the serif font or a contrasting sans serif face for the display type.
- The most conventional scheme for using typefaces is to use a serif face such as Times New Roman or Georgia for body text and a sans serif face such as Verdana or Arial as a contrast for headlines.
verb[with object] Back to top
1Be positioned with the face or front towards (someone or something): he turned to face her
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- But if the same side of the Moon always faces Earth, there should be no lunar tides.
- On the bungalow the porch faces the ocean.
- Frankie sat facing the door that opened onto the back porch.
look out on, front on to, look towards, be facing, have/afford/command a view of, look over/across, open out over, look on to, overlook, give on to, give over, be opposite (to)
1.1 [no object, with adverbial of direction] Have the face or front pointing in a specified direction: the house faces due east
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- This building faces onto Blaxland road and Lane Cove road.
- Although most rock shelters open on three sides, the Eagle Rock site faces north and is open on only one side.
- A breakfast room, which has recently been added onto the kitchen, faces onto the courtyard through a French door.
1.2 [no object, with adverbial of direction] (Of a soldier) turn in a particular direction: the men had faced about to the front
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- At the execution command "Face", the soldier swivels on his right heel and left toes, through a 90-degree (right) angle to his right.
- For the movement Right Face, the preparatory command is "Right....", followed by the execution command "Face."
- When Sarge barks, "About face!" he applies the same command to everyone in the platoon, and each soldier executes the command at the same time.
2Confront and deal with or accept: honesty forced her to face facts [no object]: he was too old to face up to the responsibilities of his position
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- I am delighted that Scotland on Sunday is forcing society to face up to the crisis in our schools.
- We must not be afraid to face up to and express the cause and nature of those fears.
- It has been an ordeal, but sometimes, we just have to face up to things, ya know?
accept, come to accept, become reconciled to, reconcile oneself to, reach an acceptance (of), get used to, become accustomed to, adjust to, accommodate oneself to, acclimatize oneself to;
learn to live with, cope with, deal with, come to terms with, get to grips with, become resigned to, make the best of;
confront, meet head-on
2.1Have (a difficult situation) in prospect: each defendant faced a maximum sentence of 10 years
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- Judge Scott also warned that she could face up to four months in prison if she failed to complete the order.
- If caught, pirate broadcasters face up to two years in jail and unlimited fines.
- They will be sentenced next month and could face up to two years imprisonment for each vehicle.
be confronted by, be faced with, encounter, experience, come into contact with, run into, come across, meet, come up against, be forced to contend with
2.2(Of a problem or difficult situation) present itself to and require action from (someone): the difficulties facing British farming
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- Hence, humanity is faced with a different warfare that of spiritual and moral warfare.
- That's the bottom line city councillors were faced with this week as they continued along the 2004 budget path.
- In the past, novice readers who hoped to understand a classic text were faced with having to negotiate layers of annotation.
2.3 (face someone/thing down) Overcome someone or something by a show of determination: he climbed atop a tank to face down a coup
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- Others criticise the police for wanting to 'contain' sectarian fans rather than face them down and arrest them wholesale.
- Zacchaeus had the guts to face them down: 'he stood his ground' - but not on his dignity.
- There are moments when I feel tired by this, and drained, but then I get up the following morning and decide I'm going to face these people down.
stand up to, outface, cow, overawe, intimidate, browbeat, confront, beard, outstare, stare out/down, defy
3Cover the surface of (something) with a layer of a different material: the external basement walls were faced with granite slabs
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- Dining room and kitchen cabinets and drawers are faced with predominantly gray and blue laminate.
- The pedestal or ground floor of the main building is faced with granite from Little Cottonwood Canyon.
- If you turn off Tottenham Court Road onto Chenies Street you will see in front of you a building faced with a stone which reflects like a mirror on a sunny day.
Middle English: from Old French, based on Latin facies 'form, appearance, face'.
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face down (or downwards)
- With the face or surface turned towards the ground: he lay face down on his bedMore example sentences
- He grinned, and lay face down on the ground, taking up nearly all the space in the room.
- Landulf wept and lay face down on the ground until the emperor sent his proceres over to raise him up and bring him.
- Lie face down on the ground, with your hands under your chin and your elbows tucked in close to your body.
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someone's face fits
- British Someone has the necessary qualities for something: if your face didn't fit they could get rid of you within twelve monthsMore example sentences
- But he would be well advised not to treat the game too lightly when faced with the task of ensuring his face fits at the Edinburgh club.
- If your face fits, you'll get the job.
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face the music
- Be confronted with the unpleasant consequences of one's actions: we would later have to face the music over our bold movesMore example sentences
- But unless you are in the top 50 then you have to face the music, and the music is that you're not in the tournament.
- This is my fear - being confronted with my irresponsibility, facing the music of my selfishness, learning that I've been caught doing my most embarrassing action.
- The main perpetrator has not been found and Shane is here facing the music.
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the face of the earth
- Used for emphasis, to refer to the existence or disappearance of someone or something: he's just disappeared off the face of the earthMore example sentences
- Within 30 hours of the move she had gone - disappeared off the face of the earth.
- Common sense seems to be disappearing off the face of the earth.
- I can't remember whether she said this was going to happen or has she just disappeared off the face of the earth?
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face up (or upwards)
- With the face or surface turned upwards to view: place the panel face up before cuttingMore example sentences
- Let's start with cards on the table face upwards.
- Placing an object face upwards so as to be visible to a friend a hundred miles away would be to put it in the public sphere.
- We'd deal a hand each, put the rest of the deck between us, turn the top card on the deck face up, and begin.
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get out of someone's face
- [usually as imperative] North American informal Stop harassing or annoying someone: shut up and get out of my faceMore example sentences
- I'm sorry, but you wouldn't get out of my face so I had to say something to make you stop.
- He said that they wouldn't get out of his face and were calling him all sorts of ugly names.
- I'm tired, I'm hungry, I have no money, I'm going to lose my job and I'm going to fail my junior year of high school if you don't get out of my face.
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have the face to do something
- British dated Have the effrontery to do something.Example sentences
defiance, boldness, temerity, impudence, impertinence, insolence, presumption, presumptuousness, forwardness, cheek, cheekiness;impoliteness, unmannerliness, bad manners, rudenessinformal brass, brass neck, neck, cockinessBritish informal sauceScottish informal snashinformal , dated hideBritish informal , dated crust
- I wonder he had the face to talk so: but he lent me money, and that's enough.
- And now, instantly after that amazing and mad generosity, she had the face to look cross because he would not buy Wilbraham Hall!
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in one's face
- Directly at or against one; as one approaches: she slammed the door in my faceMore example sentences
- So we have no public policy and that has a very - a very bad effect on our scientists because they don't know what to do because the door might be slammed in their face.
- I'm not the sort of person who can brusquely say 'not today thank you' and slam the door firmly in their face.
- I have visited hundreds of people and had the door slammed in my face.
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in face (or the face) of
- When confronted with: her resolution in the face of the enemyMore example sentences
- This does not mean that you should do nothing in the face of adversity or confrontation.
- While the game is about individuals in the face of confrontation, it is also about partnerships.
- As a group they command very little respect, but they must stand firm in the face of any confrontation.
- 9.1Despite: reform had been introduced in the face of considerable oppositionMore example sentences
- On the other hand, he's had a successful career despite this and smiled in the face of adversity.
- When asked how she keeps going in the face of all her challenges, she smiles quietly.
- They are also working to predict future demand in the face of further housing development.
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- informal Blatantly aggressive or provocative; impossible to ignore or avoid: an in-your-face advertising campaignMore example sentences
- There are no ballads or melodies, just raw, heavy in-your-face aggression.
- Maxey said he will avoid in-your-face confrontation that is certain to energize amendment supporters.
- I have to say, she has run a very feisty, in-your-face campaign.
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lose face
- Be humiliated or come to be less highly respected: the code of conduct required that he strike back or lose faceMore example sentences
respect, honour, esteem, regard, admiration, approbation, acclaim, approval, favour, appreciation, popularity, estimation, veneration, awe, reverence, deference, recognition, prestige, standing, status, dignity, glory, kudos, cachet, image;self-respect, self-esteem, self-image
- Also, asking for clarification may indicate lack of expertise and people don't want to lose face in doing that.
- Many leaders don't want to lose face by admitting failures.
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loss of face
- Humiliation: he could step aside now without loss of faceMore example sentences
- When working with victims of partner or marital violence, the entry point to rapport building is to acknowledge victims' feelings of guilt, shame, and loss of face about seeking help.
- I've incurred so many: loss of face (quite literally), cuts, bruises, lost tooth, a mysterious 'third knee' etc. etc.
- But I do think that we have to pursue an approach that allows them to back off without a tremendous loss of face, because they will not accept anything else, and we have to stay clear of apology.
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make (or pull) a face (or faces)
- Produce a facial expression that shows dislike or some other negative emotion, or that is intended to be amusing: Anna pulled a funny face at the girlMore example sentences
- She paused, pulling a face in dislike of its plainness.
- It's pure clownery, making faces and funny sounds in the hope that somebody will laugh.
- So the next time you see me grimacing and tying to make faces: actually I'm not.
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off one's face
- informal Very drunk or under the influence of illegal drugs: I had a great time going out clubbing and getting off my faceMore example sentences
- But the promotion and celebration of a drugs culture, which they started, has been catastrophic - along with the idea that being off your face on drugs is equivalent to a state of grace.
- You want to get off your face on jungle drugs and see visions.
- I'd lose time too if I spent half my existence off my face while the taxi driver takes the scenic route home.
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on the face of it
- Without knowing all of the relevant facts; apparently: on the face of it, these improvements look to be insignificantMore example sentences
ostensibly, to the casual eye, at face value, to all appearances, from appearances, to go/judge by appearances, to all intents and purposes, at first glance, on the surface, superficially;apparently, seemingly, evidently, outwardly, it seems (that), it would seem (that), it appears (that), it would appear (that), as far as one knows, as far as one can see/tell, by all accounts, so it seems;so the story goes, so I'm told, so it appears/seems, so it would appear/seem;
- I have had a look at that, and I think the reason is apparent on the face of it.
- That, on the face of it, was a decision on the facts and on the background evidence before the adjudicator.
- However, on the face of it, I thought probation might be appropriate.
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put a brave (or bold) face on something
- Act as if something unpleasant is not as bad as it really is: he was putting a brave face on it but she knew he was shatteredMore example sentences
front, show, display, act, appearance, false front, facade, exterior, guise, mask, masquerade, pretence, charade, pose, illusion, smokescreen, veneer, camouflage
- He is staying very positive but is hugely disappointed and is putting a brave face on it.
- Mrs Driffill was putting a brave face on it yesterday as her daughter, son-in-law and neighbours flocked to help her mop up the water and thick mud.
- Mrs Rollinson's 61-year-old son, Keith, said: 'She's trying to put a brave face on it and we're doing what we can to improve security, but she's just wondering when it will happen again.'
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put one's face on
- informal Apply make-up to one's face: Paula spent two minutes putting on her face first thingMore example sentences
- It wasn't so much a conspiracy, as a rebellion against artifice, against middle age, against the idea that you could not leave the house 'without putting your face on'.
- Plus, Mom was blasting music in the next room while she was putting her face on.
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save face
- Avoid humiliation: allowing the guerrillas to save face and disarmMore example sentences
- That way, it would save face for me and avoid any further conflicts with Tinka and Victor.
- The Foyle Assembly member said: 'If this is about saving face, then people will be sceptical.'
- As is typical with these sorts of arrangements, it only takes one slip to start an avalanche, coincidence always plays into the hands of the betrayed, and the most important thing above all is saving face.
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save someone's face
- Enable someone to avoid humiliation: he might be pretending to help her to save his face in front of KatarinaMore example sentences
- Or you could just withdraw all the actions, but though it'll save your face from the drip-drip of bad publicity, it'll still make you look like a bunch of bungle-bounces.
- And under no circumstances will you ask her to wrap her own presents the night before Christmas in order to save your face in front of her parents.
- She said Parnell went through with the wedding: 'To save my face and stop me looking like a complete idiot.'
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set one's face against
- Resist with determination: he had set his face against the ideaMore example sentences
- In view of the recent highlighting of farm income difficulties, there no longer could be any justification for either the Minister for Agriculture or other parties to set their face against change, he said.
- I read that Seend have set their face against traffic calming, removed road markings and seen traffic speeds drop by 5mph.
- We set our face against any kind of empire building and this has helped generate trust.
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throw something back in someone's face
- Reject something in a brusque or ungracious manner: she'd given him her trust and he'd thrown it back in her faceMore example sentences
- And like with all bullies, I also think the best way to treat such behaviour is to throw it back in their face - so it would be right to wear the incident like a badge of honour.
- I was extending an olive branch and all you can do is throw it back in my face.
- When he gave them 300 roubles, the soldiers threw the notes back in his face and said: 'You have dollars and only want to give us roubles.'
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to one's face
- Openly in one's presence: if you've got something to say to me, say it to my faceMore example sentences
- Why can't I be brave enough to ask you to your face?
- Is it just me or does Gordon Campbell remind you of a person, most of you know one, who will say something to your face and laugh about you or tell stories about you behind your back?
- You don't often get rude things said to your face, but you get people writing letters, often anonymously, attacking your wish to be treated as fully human.
Phrasal verbs
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face off
- chiefly North American Take up an attitude of confrontation, especially at the start of a fight or game: close to a million soldiers face off in the desertMore example sentences
- Ellis now found himself at Tiger Stadium for the All-Star Game, facing off against Blue in an historic matchup of minority pitchers.
- The two teams will face off in a second game on Saturday at 2 p.m.
- Divided into two teams of four, they face off in a game of paintball warfare in the woods.
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NIBP monitoring on same arm as the a-line?
- 0Nov 20, '11 by VerbatimI've worked in a MICU for 1.5 years now. Some nurses do not monitor the NIBP when an a- line is in place. Citing discomfort of squeezing the arm hourly as their reason. Some nurses use the opposite arm of the a-line. Some opt to use the same arm as the a-line.
What is the best practice?
- 0Nov 21, '11 by VerbatimQuote from Sun0408Thank you both for your reply.I always measure with a cuff even with a A-Line.. I personally don't care which arm its on, the A-line will only be disturbed for a few minutes each hour either way. I feel safer when the cuff and A- line are close in readings because the A-line is not always correct.
I also prefer to monitor cuff pressure. I prefer to do it qh. I prefer the same arm. We don't always know if there is an impediment to flow through one arm, which would cause different readings in both arms. I certainly don't routinely check the b/p in both arms. IDK, maybe I should check a cuff pressure in both arms, at some point during my care.
In my short time as an ICU nurse, I've encountered insufficient pressure on the bag. An empty bag. A transducer that is visibly not level. I definitely prefer to use the cuff pressure w/ the a- line. As you've mentioned, they don't always work right.
- 0Nov 21, '11 by detroitdanoIf their line correlates well/is not positional I'll usually go with just an arterial reading unless you're titrating pressors or something, then a backup NIBP is a good idea to make sure your a-line isn't pooping out.
I always do NIBP in the opposite arm. I've only seen a handful of patients who had drastic differences between arms for NIBP. Main reason is it's annoying to listen to the A-line alarm every time the NIBP cuff is inflated. Same reason I don't put my pulse ox on the same arm as a cuff.
- 1Nov 24, '11 by asdaylightburnsjaxIn an ICU setting I think we develop the habit of being overly particular to every detail.... which is a positive thing. In a critically ill patient it is important to ensure that the readings you are documenting are accurate. An a-line has so many factors such as positioning, zeroing, obtaining a proper wave form, etc. that can cause erroneous results. Most ICU patients are sedated and vented, so concurrent monitoring of both NIBP and A-line won't hurt the patient. If both are correlating well then the a-line gives you a real-time view to accurately titrate pressors, but if nothing else, monitor NIBP q30min.... then if there is a difference in the two readings, you can further investigate whether or not the a-line is accurate.
- 2Nov 24, '11 by zcoq72mehssome good answers.
it is of my opinion that the aline should be verified against a second source with some regularity, and this should be documenting in your protocols. some places, it is q2hrs, some q4hrs
i am a proponent for using the opposite arm, but not just for my convenience.
when we occlude the artery on the side of the a-line, in theory we could promote thrombus formation as the stagnant blood allows for the platelets to begin their thing
second, the radial/ulnar flow is already partially compromised (thus, the infamous, inaccurate allen test), and we are furthering that compromise for awhile longer with same arm nibp
thirdly, there is can be a transient change in flow dynamics causing shearing force pulsations that may compromise the site further, ntm dampening issues with the monitoring system itself
fourth, excessive nibp measurements on same side may increase interstitial spacing near the site and affected extremity, ntm interfering with lymphatics--something we dont want to do cause possibly affecting immunity and possibly changing infectious statistics
all in all, it just seems more prudent, esp. with q15minute checks, to use an unaffected extremity when possible.
my 2 cents
- 0Nov 24, '11 by asdaylightburnsjaxI agree with ZCOQ72MEHS.
- 1Dec 2, '11 by highlandlass1592Have to be honest, I may only check a cuff pressure once a shift. If I've got a good, functioning A-line, that is the gold standard for monitoring. Continuing to use a NIBP seems just silly to me as well as putting an extremity's perfusion at risk, especially with a critical patient.
Interesting article:
- 0Dec 2, '11 by umcRNI typically just check a NIBP once a shift, if it's correlating with the a-line then i'm fine but if my a-line starts to go wonky i'll cycle the cuff, usually not on the same arm as the a-line. And being that I work peds cardiac ICU, for certain defects I may cycle my cuff on the upper/lower extremity opposite the a-line (on a leg for example if my a line is radial) to make sure i'm getting equal upper and lower ext blood flow which can be an issue in certain cardiac defects


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Digital album only $5 / Individual tracks $1 (hmm, dollar store or great music, dollar store or great music?)
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Many fans have asked, "Who is Winston?"
And so, on the 13th day of the 12th month of the 11th year of this millennium, Vikaash Prasad and Shalini Kumar took part in conversation with one Winston Hauschild, producer (and guitarist, bass guitarist, synth keyboardist and glockenspiel-ist) of the Shalini EP.
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Here is a preview of one of my tracks entitled "The Life of the Mind"! This is a video clip of Winston adding some surfy-rock electric guitar to give the second half of the song an edgy personality. The guitar did a good job turning the mundane "office life" in the beginning of the song into a "dreamland of dark adventure" and there's a great yin/yang balance between dark and sweet throughout. Bottom line is that I definitely see some dead looking clowns in the music video... maybe a fun house. Maybe we can use my Hallowe'en mask... I wonder if Don will let me borrow his office at work to shoot the first half of the video? Or maybe I can ask my uncle at Royal Banquet Hall if we can use it to shoot in the day time. I wonder if we could use Vik's green screen... and I wonder where the smoke machine from Wal Mart has gone to. Hmmmm...
Where am I going, am I still awake?
The Life of the Mind is calling me telling me
That there's a place I can surely escape
If I follow the bright yellow sign
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Studio Days – Fadermaster
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Today was the first time I've played a real, upright piano to be tracked in a soundproof studio. It all seemed so surreal, and my mind kept on wandering off in different directions as I was playing, but all in all, I think that the outcome will be really really good. The drums were also tracked by Niko (www.nikofriesen.com). I have to admit that in the beginning, I was skeptical of having drums going through the entire album.
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Caption: This is an artist's impression of the source HLX-1 (represented by the light blue object to the top left of the galactic bulge) in the periphery of the edge-on spiral galaxy ESO 243-49. This is the first strong evidence for the existence of intermediate mass black holes.
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A search for "Prince Charming" lead to some scary moments for a Campbell County family.
It also gave a four year old girl a chance to become a hero.
Four year old, Nevaeh, and her two year sister, Kazmirah were playing outside of the family's home.
Their mom says the girls were riding in their Barbie car...parked it and hopped a fence to get to a nearby pond.
Nikole Reynolds, the girl's mom says, "her fascination with the pond is she found a little frog and her dad told her she could keep it if it turned into a prince...after she kissed it. Which she kissed and it didn't turn into anything."
Nevaeh says, "we were going to look for froggy. So sissy jumped in the water and I grabbed the stick and pulled her out."
The mom, Nikole Reynolds, tells us she was making lunch inside, but has cameras letting her see what's going on outside.
But it wasn't enough...as she suddenly heard screaming and says she was panicked. But by the time she could react...Neveah had used a stick to pull her younger sister to safety.
Nevaeh says, "one that don't break. So sissy don't fall down. Sissy grabbed it and pulled and then grabbed it real tight so she can swim out."
Nevaeh was allowed to go to the pond, but not bring her sister. Now both girls are not allowed to go search for "froggy."
Kazmirah was soaked from head to toe, but other than that, she's doing fine.
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We are finally finished working on the nursery and my MIL and Aunt-IL were requesting photos, so I thought I'd be a total attention whoar and post them here too. Sorry about the crappy lighting, it is storming outside so there isn't any sunlight coming through the window and the flash just washes everything out.
It is a VERY small room so we opted to remove the closet doors to save space, as they previously swung out and took up too much room. Just in case anyone was wondering why there are no doors.
Thanks ladies. I'm so happy to have this finally done. I was just getting depressed every time I walked past the room seeing it unfinished and full of boxes of furniture and stuff I ordered online. I finished it all in one weekend. I'm exhausted but it was worth it to be able to check it off the to-do list.
It is the tiniest room in the house (short of the bathrooms) and it was a real challenge to fit everything in there and still have walking room and not be too cluttered. Luckily we have a playroom because she won't be able to do any playing in her room like DS can in his room. Oh well.
I can't wait to see everyone else's nurseries when they are done
the color combo is so cute
our poor nursery looks like a storage shed right now
I love the sock monkey in the car seat.
Also, if you want to hide the closet, you could always hang some curtains that match the color scheme. We did it in our bedroom to hide the disaster that is our closet. Not that you need to though since it's so organized.
OliveMom3:The Pom poms look fantastic! The whole room is really so cozy and beautiful. I definitely don't want to be Debbie downer but I assume that you plan on removing the flag string across the front of the crib? It's a major chocking hazard. Maybe put it on the wall above the bed out of reach? I'm sure you already thought about this.
Absolutely. It was a random rainy day project as I never intended on doing a bunting at all. I'll find somewhere to hang it once she starts sleeping in her crib, which will be a few months out.


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Many times Anne has been admonished for nothing more than an outlook on life that isn't infinite. Living in her quiet city of Brisbane, she still sees a lot of injustice towards those who require medical and mental health care, and cannot receive it due to religious institutions. She hopes that by helping exposing religious prejudice bit by bit to the world it will help expand the idea that secularism does not have to be taboo.
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Book Review: Creative Philanthropy (Fall 2006 Trust Magazine briefing)
If the world around them changes, why do some foundations continue with the same approach they've always used? They shouldn't—if they seek to maintain and increase the scope and sustainability of their social impact.
That is the thesis of Creative Philanthropy (Routledge, 2006) by British professors Helmut Anheier and Diana Leat. They discuss how philanthropy has evolved and why foundations ought to move with the times to accomplish the most good in today's society.
Through vignettes and case studies of organizations that follow all or some of the "rules of creative philanthropy," they study the Trusts as well as the Annie E. Casey Foundation, The Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, The Rosenberg Foundation, The Victorian Women's Trust and The Wallace Foundation.
The chapter on the Trusts explores the organization's history as well as its relatively new status as a public charity: "The move to a public charity was possible because of the way in which the Trusts [was] set up. The change was designed to give a new flexibility to try additional ways of strengthening existing work," say the authors.
They note that the Trusts chooses issues in which it can make a substantial difference or provide analysis and data so policy makers will be informed as they try and solve societal problems. Their examples include current pre-K investments and efforts on children's health care done in the 1990s. They also highlight the Trusts' internal workings, including Pew University (staff development) and the agenda process that prepares materials for the board.
The presentation about the Trusts must be read with caution: While the book was published this year, much of the information dates to 2004 and even to 2001, so some of the work described and the approaches are outdated. This is somewhat ironic in a book encouraging philanthropic organizations to keep pace with change.


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ELLIS COUNTY – Funeral services for Sofia Arciba, 84, were held at 9 a.m. at Church of God of the First Born in Waxahachie.
Born Feb. 20, 1924 in Beeville, Texas, the daughter of Tiburtio and Mamencia Lopez, she passed away Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008.
She lived in Ellis County for 41 years.
Preceded in death by her husband Narciso Arciba and a son David Arciba; she is survived by eight daughters Catarina Cuellar, Estella Martinez, Paula Gonzales, Olivia Kelly, Janie Gutierrez, Beatrice Rivera, Victoria Garcia and Elena Aleman; four sons Simon Arciba, Narciso Arciba Jr., Miguel Arciba and Adolfo Arciba; three sisters Lucy, Carlota and Adela; five brothers Serafin, Fidel, Marcos, Teborsio Jr. and Robert; 61 grandchildren; 86 great-grandchildren and 16 great-great-grandchildren.
Interment followed in the Waxahachie City Cemetery under the direction of Waxahachie Funeral Home.


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So my plan is to save as much as I can and then go when my job term finishes. I'm aiming to go for 3-4weeks on my own. 12 months ago
Gunna start saving ASAP. 12 months ago
moving is not realistic, but visiting is!
train tickets, airbnb, time off…check.
this will be the first goal that i complete in 2014. 13 months ago
haha what a tease had a half hour lay over in san francisco 23 months ago
The plan is to drive to and around the West Coast next summer. It depends on many things… It depends on my money situation, on time, uni… It also depends on whether I will still be with my BF as we wanted to go together.
I believe I don't need to worry about the latter but I am realistic about it and want to avoid disappointment at all cost. It's still a long time till next summer. I don't like planning ahead too much. 2 years ago


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Here are a lot of facts about drugs. Some drugs are not supposed to be taken in excess. They cause different problems in the person's thinking, their motor skills, their way of speaking and how they live their life. There are actually few drugs which are not legal anywhere in the world. Some of them are marijuana, narcotics, dope, weed, and cocaine. The heroine is also a part of the list mentioned above.
Most of the people are aware of the different drugs which are floating around. Drugs are not supposed to be taken by anyone. There are a few illegal drugs and there are a few drugs such as medicines which are legal. Now when someone gets into the habit of taking drugs illegally, that is known as drug abuse.
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When a person takes drugs, the first thing that happens is their thinking capability slows down. They are not able to function at their full capacity. Symptoms such as drowsiness and lethargy occur. These are the basic and the wide symptoms. However, some drug abuse makes a person more energetic. While some people might like to feel high, which is caused by the intake of such drugs, however, it has a highly negative effect on the human body.
The most common effect of drug abuse aside from mental issues is the kidney problem. It is one of the first organ which starts to die when taking drugs. The first thing that happens in the kidney is that it starts to get mutilated. Drug abuse makes it difficult for a person to be healthy in any condition. There is no way a person who is abusing drugs that stay healthy.
Other facts about drugs is drug abuse is not easy to control or prevent. There are people who have been abusing drugs for many years. They become dependent on it and can't let go of that addiction anymore. There are many different hospitals which allow drug addicts to get into programs. These programs are designed especially for people who abuse drugs. They are provided with medical care as well as the right counseling. This helps them deal with the withdrawal after the many years of drug abuse.
The misuse of drugs leads to addiction. And, addiction is a complex disease. It can be cured, however, it takes a very long complicated process and that only few drug users can survive.
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How to dust
"Dusting" in cooking is sprinkling a very fine layer of something in powder form. Icing sugar or cocoa powder on cakes for example. As this is not very easy to do evenly, here is a way to do it.
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The first instinct is to use your hand.
But if you do, you're going to produce an uneven layer, plus if there are any lumps in your powder (icing sugar or whatever) they will fall, break up, and it will spoil the appearence...
...as in this photo where I'm trying to sprinkle some ice sugar onto a (black) pastry sheet.
The best solution is to use a fine sieve or strainer (small or large, it does not matter), fill it with your powder, and to shake it all over.
Like this you will produce a fine and even layer, where even the small lumps will be broken into powder.
You can also use a special utensil: a shaker.
With this method you can produce artistic patterns made using a sheet paper cut out in designs of your choice.
By carefully removing the paper, you will get pretty effects.
It is a good way of "writing" on a birthday cake for example.
You can also watch this short video which recaps on the basics.
Remarks:The golden rule when dusting is to use a really dry powder, because if it's damp, it will form lumps or balls which are diffcult to use. If your powder is not dry enough, you can put it in a cool oven for about 30 minutes to dry it, and then pass it through a sieve before use.
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Is your subway line making the grade? The Straphangers Campaign's "State of the Subways" report card returns after a year off, with findings that may surprise some riders. NY1's Jose Martinez filed the following report.
The Number 2 is a long way from being Number 1.
The line rates as the worst in the subway system, according to Metropolitan Transportation Authority data analyzed in a new Straphangers Campaign report, which flags the 2 for delays caused by mechanical breakdowns.
"I know when I have to take the 2, it's delayed," one rider says.
"There's still a lot of delays, no matter what," another says.
While the report praises the line for having clean cars and clear on-train announcements, it says riders can have a tough time finding seats during the morning rush.
"There's too much people in the morning. They got to go to work, some people got to go to school, some people got to do other things," a third rider says.
It's one of 13 lines where the Straphangers Campaign says subway cars broke down more often compared to the previous "State of the Subways" report in 2011, but the breakdown rate improved on the 1, 3, 7, A, D, N and R lines.
It's no shock that C train cars—some of which have been around for half a century—break down the most. Earlier this week, the MTA revealed that those could stick around until 2018.
As for the best subway line, that would be the 7, which took the top spot for the first time since 2010, but for the seventh time in 16 "State of the Subways" reports.
That might come as a surprise to 7 train riders who've grown weary of frequent weekend repairs that cut off service between Queens and Manhattan.
"I think people who take the 7 on the weekend would say we're totally out of our minds. And the people who rely on that line week by week—many of them are getting decent service," Gene Russianoff of the Straphangers Campaign.
The MTA seemed unimpressed by the report, saying, "Customers can go to our website at any time where the most up to date information and performance indicators on our subways are updated on a monthly basis—everything from quality of service to cleanliness to safety."
"Our format is customer-friendly. Theirs is, 'You're on your own buddy,'" says Russianoff.
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As Neighbours' Andrew Robinson tries his luck as a band manager, up-and-coming indie quartet William and the Tells have landed a dream gig on Ramsay Street.
With Neighbours' Andrew Robinson (played by Jordan Smith) set to try his luck as a band manager, up-and-coming indie quartet William and the Tells have been given an international boost with a guest role on the hit Aussie soap.
Fronted by brothers William and Peter Ewing, along with friends Ben Callaghan and Sam Walsh, the band will be renamed Red Cotton for the month-long role, which they start filming next week.
Headlining at Erinsborough's favourite hotspot Charlie's, the boys will showcase their own material, which will air from January in Australia, with the UK debut to follow.
'It's a huge opportunity for a bunch of local boys,' says William Ewing, a final-year drama student at the National Theatre in Melbourne. 'Being able to blend acting and music will be great fun, and I'm looking forward to meeting long-time hero Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver).'
Tom was also a hit with recent visitors to the set, Glasvegas, a Scottish indie band who compared meeting the Neighbours icon as more significant than visiting the Vatican. Rock on, Lou!


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Let the games begin! On January 29, Special Olympics 2013 World Winter Games will be underway in PyeongChang, Republic of Korea. In support of the Games, The Coca-Cola Company is activating a fully integrated marketing campaign to help raise awareness and interest in this world-class sporting event that showcases the unlimited potential of people with intellectual disabilities.
The campaign, created by Coca-Cola Korea, includes celebrity activations, in-store displays, fundraising activities, employee volunteer programs and a TV commercial.
Through its "Coke Red Ribbon Friends" campaign, Coca-Cola Korea enlisted 100 of the country's top celebrities as ambassadors for Special Olympics World Winter Games. Celebrities like 2010 Olympic gold medal figure skater Yuna Kim and Korean American actress Yunjin Kim, of the ABC hit TV series "Lost," used their star power, social media networks and public appearances to promote Special Olympics 2013 World Winter Games. They educated their friends, families and fans, and raised funds for the 2013 World Winter Games Organizing Committee. The campaign and other Coca-Cola fundraising activities generated more than $800,000 in support for Special Olympics.
"The Coca-Cola Company and Special Olympics have been strong partners for 45 years," said Muhtar Kent, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Coca-Cola Company. "We are privileged to celebrate and share with the world moments of connection, community and optimism in support of the amazing young men and women whose sacrifice, determination and sheer love of life inspire us all."More than 2,300 athletes, from 110 countries will compete in eight Olympic-type sports including alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, speed skating, figure skating, floor hockey and a demonstration sport of floorball. At Games time, Coca-Cola Korea expects to refresh the athletes and the tens of thousands of family, friends, volunteers and fans in attendance. Coca-Cola will welcome Special Olympics athletes and their families, as well as fans and consumers, to the Happiness House within the Olympic venue. The Happiness House will serve as a place for visitors to refresh, relax and have fun.
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