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Etiologic factors in denture sore mouth syndrome. | |
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PMID: 279684 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
A total of 24 patients, 19 women and 5 men, complaining of denture sore mouth was studied. In part I the following investigations were performed: (1) Mechanical factors were evaluated. (2) Temperature was measured beneath the prosthetic denture. (3) Yeast cultures were made. (4) Patch tests with possible allergens were performed on the buccal mucosa and on the skin of the back. In all these investigations there were no significant differences from the results obtained in a control group. In part II the connection between psychological factors and denture sore mouth was explored. Test results of the denture sore mouth group and a matched control group were compared. The obtained data suggest that complaining behavior concerning somatic symptoms in general, on a neurotic base, is a psychological characteristic of denture sore mouth patients. |
J P Nater; N H Groenman; B G Wakkers-Garritsen; L H Timmer |
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immunology Adult Age Factors Aged Allergens / immunology Candidiasis, Oral / complications Denture, Complete / adverse effects*, psychology Female Humans Hypersensitivity / complications Male Middle Aged Mouth Mucosa / physiology Patch Tests Personality Sex Factors Stomatitis / etiology* Stomatitis, Denture / etiology*, immunology, psychology Temperature |
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PHILADELPHIA — An automated prediction tool which identifies newly admitted patients who are at risk for readmission within 30 days of discharge has been successfully incorporated into the electronic health record of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. The tool, developed by researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine, is the subject of a study published in the December issue of the Journal of Hospital Medicine.
The all-Penn team found that having been admitted to the hospital two or more times in the 12 months prior to admission is the best way to predict which patients are at risk for being readmitted in the 30 days after discharge. As a result of this finding, the automated tool is now able to identify patients as being "high risk" for readmission and creates a "flag" in their electronic health record. Upon admission of a high-risk patient, the flag appears next to the patient's name in a column titled "readmission risk." The flag can be double-clicked to display detailed information relevant to discharge planning including inpatient and emergency department visits over the previous 12 months, as well as information about the care teams, lengths of stay, and problem(s) associated with those prior admissions.
"The results we've seen with this tool show that we can predict, with a good deal of accuracy, patients who are at risk of being readmitted within 30 days of discharge," said lead author Charles A. Baillie, MD, an internal medicine specialist and fellow in the Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Penn Medicine. "With this knowledge, care teams have the ability to target these patients, making sure they receive the most intensive interventions necessary to prevent their readmission."
Interventions proven to help reduce 30-day readmissions include enhanced patient education and medication reconciliation on the day of discharge, increased home services to provide a safe landing, follow up appointments soon after discharge, and follow-up phone calls to ensure an extra level of protection. In the process of medication reconciliation, pharmacists compare a patient's current hospital medication orders to all of the medications that the patient was taking at home prior to their hospital admission. This is done to avoid medication errors such as omissions, duplications, dosing errors, or drug interactions.
In support of the study, the Penn Medicine Center for Evidence-based Practice identified in the published literature a number of variables associated with readmission to the hospital, including: prior admissions, visits to the emergency department, previous 30-day readmissions, and the presence of multiple medical disorders.
Using two years of retrospective data, the team examined these variables using their own local data and found that a single variable – prior admission to the hospital two or more times within a span of 12 months – was the best predictor of being readmitted in the future. This marker was integrated into the electronic health record and was studied prospectively for the next year. During that time, patients who triggered the readmission alert were subsequently readmitted 31 percent of the time. When an alert was not triggered, patients were readmitted only 11 percent of the time.
"By automating the process of readmission risk prediction, we were able to provide risk assessment quickly and efficiently in real time, enabling all members of the inpatient team to carry out a coordinated approach to discharge planning, with special attention paid to those identified as being at the highest risk for readmission," said Craig A Umscheid, MD, MSCE, assistant professor of Medicine and Epidemiology, director of the Penn Medicine Center for Evidence-based Practice, and senior author on the study.
The risk assessment tool is part of a series of steps taken by Penn Medicine to reduce readmissions.
"Readmission rates should improve over time as the risk flag is used more routinely and the interventions necessary to reduce readmission rates for those identified as high risk are implemented," said Baillie.
In addition to Baillie and Umscheid, other Penn Medicine co-authors include Christine VanZandbergen, Gordon Tait, Asaf Hanish, Brian Leas, Benjamin French, C. William Hanson, and Maryam Behta.
Penn Medicine is one of the world's leading academic medical centers, dedicated to the related missions of medical education, biomedical research, and excellence in patient care. Penn Medicine consists of the Raymond and Ruth Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania (founded in 1765 as the nation's first medical school) and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, which together form a $4.9 billion enterprise.
The Perelman School of Medicine has been ranked among the top five medical schools in the United States for the past 17 years, according to U.S. News & World Report's survey of research-oriented medical schools. The School is consistently among the nation's top recipients of funding from the National Institutes of Health, with $409 million awarded in the 2014 fiscal year.
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Canada's lucky charm? Scott MoirBy RYAN PYETTE, QMI Agency |
VANCOUVER Scott Moir said he wants his face on the front of a Wheaties box.
The remaining competing Canadian Olympic athletes just want to see his face before their events.
Turns out the gold-medal Canadian ice dancer from Ilderton, Ont. has replaced the Lucky Loonie in the ice from Salt Lake City eight years ago.
Early in the Games, Moir had been at Cypress Mountain watching Jenn Heils mogul silver run and sat beside her teammate, Alex Bilodeau, who won the first Canadian gold on home soil the following day.
He watched Bilodeaus performance while he worked out at the same gym as snowboarder Maelle Ricker, who grabbed her own gold the following day.
And he watched Rickers winning run in the athletes village with Londoner Christine Nesbitt, who captured the 1,000-metre speed skating gold the next day.
Then Jon Montgomery went out and won the skeleton and Ive never met him in my life, Moir said. He killed my streak.
Moirs partner Tessa Virtue, of course, cant escape him. She teamed up with the lucky charm to become, at 20, the youngest Olympic gold medallist in the 34 years of ice dance. Moir said a friend back home always told him hed be on a Wheaties box one day.
I have a great group of buddies who believed in me, always encouraging, keeping me on the straight and narrow, he said. They kept me away from stuff like alcohol and drugs even if they didnt (stay away).
United States | 9 | 15 | 13 | 37 |
Germany | 10 | 13 | 7 | 30 |
Canada | 14 | 7 | 5 | 26 |
Norway | 9 | 8 | 6 | 23 |
Austria | 4 | 6 | 6 | 16 |
Let the Secrecy Games continue
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Free Reign
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Clinic are as known-quantity as a band can get. They are one of those antidote bands designed for fans who get mad when a band evolves too much. If they are changing, it's at a scarcely detectable speed, like an exciting glacier (apologies to any geologist Under the Radar readers).
And within that glacial heft (and detached coolness) lies all the requisite ingredients: an eclectic, up-tempo mélange of man-machine music, driven forward sharply by the rhythm section or drum machines, buttressed by distorted organs or staccato guitars, dotted with reverb-soaked clarinets and melodica. The arrangements, while bursting with generations of art-rock attitude (The Velvet Underground and Suicide perhaps most audible), are always skeletal—a simple bed for Ade Blackburn's rhythmic, psychedelic ruminations.
Of course, Clinic's strengths go beyond their consistency. They do have command of a certain kind of laidback nuance—less predictable elements hopping out of that dependable sound. "Miss You," for example, plods along electronically before a small ornamental section with jazz chords and tambourine acts as a solo. Or there's the masterfully repetitive "Seeds," its trance-inducing organ pattern suddenly interrupted with entire-mix tremolo. Or note the overall favoritism toward Clinic's version of the slow jam: the gentle "Seasons," waltzing along electronically while Blackburn muses "all you want's what you can't get;" or album opener "Misty," which is aptly described by its own title.
Sure, much of it is not about nuance at all—"See-Saw," for example, opens with rough and rowdy snare-hits and drifts off into Malcolm Mooney-style vocal repetitions. Album closer "Sun and the Moon" comes off as ad-hoc overdubs on a sloppy jam, driven largely by attitude (and some choice clarinet melodies).
So let's drop the "nuance" idea along with the measurable evolution. Clinic's discography is a slow refinement, a meticulous and ongoing game of Operation with frequent—and intentional—buzzing mishaps. Cue the trademark surgical masks. (www.clinicvoot.org)
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The disturbing thing about that show is that each episode (at least the ones we've perused) is dedicated to guns and weaponry to protect the family against the mauraders coming to take their food. |
Watching that show makes me not wanting to be around for the "end times", if those people are the ones reestablishing civilization. |
The "End of Times" is probably the most destructive aspect of Mormonism. I've known people sell their business at pennies on the dollar, leaving their family without retirement or future support. Others build bunkers under the house and train their kids how to shoot the neighbors. Still some obsess over news events, trying to relate them to bits and pieces out of conference talks and Cleon Skousen books. It is all crap. It is destructive. It is harmful. Leader are somewhat to blame. Even mild statements lead to bizarre behavior. Boyd K. Packer's recent statement was a positive step. But, the true problem is our culture which treats obsessiveness in this area as acceptable. It should not be. No one should live preparing for the end. We need to wash this part out of our doctrine and our culture. |
I don't think we should do away with emergency preparedness/food storage all together. But, yes, doing it for the "End of Times" is not worth it. After reading "The World as We Know It", I'm convinced that I'd rather just lay down and die in the case of a major worldwide catastrophe/apocalypse. It's either die immediately, or die in a year after your year's supply has run out. But, as far as emergency preparedness/food storage, I think it's a big deal. I read on another blog the idea that you should decide what's your greatest risk and prepare for that (or at least start there). If you think a job loss is the greatest risk, then prepare for that. A weather emergency for which you have to leave your home for several days? Prepare for that. A weather emergency where you'll need to hunker down inside your house with possibly no electricity? Prepare for that. I use my food storage to prepare for job loss as well as to make our food bill much cheaper. I stock up on all the food we eat when the prices are the lowest and then treat the food storage closet as a grocery store (of sorts – I'm not crazy about tracking inventory, etc). Wheat gets used regularly b/c I make most of our bread – it's healthier and cheaper. I also bottle fruit, but again, b/c it's cheaper and it tastes so much better. I prefer to do it myself while the kids are at school rather than deal with the chaos and hassle of getting the kids to do it, so you'd be safe in my home LIZ! I guess what I'm saying is that I don't think we need to throw the baby out with the bathwater. There are ways to be prepared without being crazy. |
I've gone hungry, as a child. It basically sucks. You get so hungry that food you don't even like tastes heavenly. The starvation in Europe after WWII so affected Ezra Taft Benson that he researched ways to avoid it here. The basic "wheat/honey/salt/powdered milk" came from that. I became active in the church in the early 70's and everyone was encouraged to store these four items, which would last something like forever. I still have that original wheat—or at least some of it. When, in the rare instances I make whole wheat bread, I grind it up and it's good as new. Somehow that progressed to a years supply of food we normally eat. So now, we have cases of canned goods and a freezer full of food, not to mention shampoo and soap (and a buttload of toilet paper). I think it's okay to have that much stored providently. We also have backpacks with the 72 hour supplies. We could lose all that at a moment's notice, of course. But hey—if people in Germany during WWII had done that, it would have saved lives. I'm lucky to live in Utah; I'm pretty sure all my neighbors are similarly prepared. So if the crap hits the fan here and I lose my stuff, somebody else will have stuff. None of my neighbors is considering barricading themselves, that I know of. Moderation in all things, but it doesn't hurt to be at least a little prepared. And in preparing, get good with God. |
I get a kick out of those prepper shows especially with all their stores of guns and ammo because I'm sure it says in the bible, "Thou shalt dig a bunker and defend thine food with thine ammo. Whereso, nevermindth the widow and the children because they should have prepared sooner." On a more serious note, my family does have food, water, and supplies in case of a natural disaster. But the thing is, unless you have a years supply of water, your years supply of food isn't going to do you much good. |
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Experimental filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt (Phantom Limb) is the guest in the first segment of this episode. A common tool that Jay employs in his unique approach to story telling is combining vintage found footage with highly personal narratives told through voice over. The result is unforgettable and quite moving. Jay has been making films for some 30 years, many of which have screened at Sundance, and been televised on HBO and POV. The good news is that now a number of those films can be viewed on Fandor. In addition to his filmmaking, Jay is also an educator, a mental health professional and the Program Director for the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.
In the second segment of the show, I welcome IFP (Independent Filmmaker Project) staff members Rose Vincelli (Producer & Program Manager) and Dan Schoenbrun (Communications & Programming Coordinator). Dan & Rose discuss a number of IFP's current initiatives including the upcoming filmmaker labs. The deadline for the documentary lab is coming right up on March 7th; the narrative lab shortly thereafter. Filmmakers who wish to submit are advised to check out the submission requirements as soon as possible.
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Not buying the car you need
You have to determine what kind of car fits your lifestyle. For instance, you may want a sweet-looking roadster, but if the wife is expecting, this isn't the best idea. Check out sedans, coupes, SUVs, and station wagons (notice the absence of minivans -- don't go there, my friend) and compare the advantages and functionality of each.There's nothing worse than getting captivated by an impractical car, driving it home and then, two months later, discovering its shortcomings. If you take a lot of road trips, check if there's adequate trunk space for your suitcase (or golf bag). Fuel economy is also a key factor and if this is important to you, forget about buying an SUV.


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It has been awhile since I have posted a Meatless Monday recipe but we haven't fallen back into the meat wagon. With MarocBaba's celiac diagnosis we have been eating even less meat, actually we've been eating better all around. It's a great thing when no one asks what is in a dish (specifically if there is meat or not) and they just eat to enjoy. I have been having a lot of fun creating new vegetarian, vegan and even raw meals. It always seemed much more difficult but I've found it has opened up so many new creative doors in the kitchen. I've even got a little sous chef backing me up many nights!
One of my favorite ingredients in the kitchen are olives, but if you would have asked me a few years ago to find a way to use an olive other than eating it as is – I would have been at a loss. Last week I had an idea for dinner that was swirling around my head all day at work. I wasn't sure if it would work but it sounded great. I rushed home that night and started to pull together the ingredients to make vegetarian "meat"balls with olives as a secret ingredient. I knew that the contents of the meatballs warranted a special sauce too so I dug into my Sicilian routes to make this dish. I wouldn't be surprised if my great-great-great grandma would have created something similar in her kitchen. You won't need to buy anything special to make this and chances are you have everything in your pantry right now. Here's my modern day salute to Sicily.
Ingredients for "Meat" balls:
- 1/2 c almonds (or almond flour)
- 1/2 c oatmeal (you can use any binder here such as bread crumbs/day old bread)
- 1 can black olives (Lindsay are my favorite)
- 1/4 cup fresh grated parmesan cheese
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1 egg
- 1/4 onion chopped roughly
- 1/2 tsp each salt and pepper
- 2-3 tbsp olive oil + oil for the pan
- In a food processor blend the almonds, oatmeal, parmesan cheese, salt and pepper until the almonds are very fine – nearly powder. You can use almond flour or any other kind of nut as well. Pour into a large mixing bowl.
- Next add a full can of drained black olives, garlic and onion to the food processor and pulse until the olives, garlic and onions resemble a paste. If this mix is dry stream some of the olive oil so that it blends well.
- Mix the wet ingredients with the dry ingredients and add the egg. Continue to mix with your hands until everything is well combined. Begin rolling small palm-size balls.
- In a skillet preheat olive oil on medium-high heat and add the "meat"balls, making sure to leave enough space to turn them. Watch closely and rotate the meatballs so that all the sides are brown but not burnt. Remove from the heat when all sides are brown. Repeat until all meatballs are cooked.
Trapanese Sauce
- 3 large roma tomatoes, skin peeled
- 1/4 c crushed almonds or almond flour
- 1/2 tsp sugar
- 1 tsp each salt and pepper
- 2 cloves garlic crushed
- 1/4 c onions diced finely
- small handful of basil or spinach chopped
- red pepper flakes (optional)
- 2 tsp olive oil
Add all of the ingredients to a food processor and blend until the tomatoes are blended well, the almonds are fine and the basil or spinach are mixed into the sauce. Add the olive oil to a pot along with the blended tomato sauce. Heat on Medium-Low heat until it comes to a bubble. Test the seasoning and add more salt or pepper if needed. Red pepper flakes can also be used to bring up the heat.
This dish can be served with any type of pasta on hand, or as the main dish with another vegetable on the side. I've never met an Italian -American who didn't have parmesan or asiago on the table to shave over a pasta dish so do include this as well! A nice rustic bread also adds to the dish.
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Whether the agency head's findings on which the Employer has based its determination not to establish the Union's proposed 5-4/9 CWS is supported by evidence that the schedule is likely to cause an adverse agency impact as defined under the Act.(2)
1. The Employer's Position
The Panel should find that the evidence on which the Employer bases its determination not to implement the proposed CWS for the WG-10 mechanic establishes that the schedule is likely to cause an adverse agency impact as defined under the Act. At this time, the mechanic works from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 5 days a week. His tour of duty, which follows the administrative core hours of the agency, is well suited to keeping the Employer's vehicles and equipment in repair and minimizing "interruption to the services." The affected employee occupies a "unique one-of-a-kind position" that "requires him to perform preventative maintenance and repairs on all types of motorized and mechanical equipment including major overhaul of engines, drive components and systems that are technically complex." Occasionally, he also operates motor vehicles and heavy equipment. A WG-8 Equipment Operator (operator)(3) substitutes when the mechanic is absent on leave or for training, but is less skilled and, therefore, unable to perform the same range of repairs as the mechanic. "Due to the grade level difference and knowledge required . . . [the operator] is not qualified to provide full-time coverage." There is, therefore, "no back-up employees for the incumbent's primary duties." In addition, a finding that the proposed schedule would cause an adverse agency impact is consistent with the Panel's decisions in two previous cases.(4) In both, as in the instant case, the fact that the positions were "one-deep" persuaded the Panel that the proposed schedules would cause an adverse agency impact. Finally, as an alternative to the Union's proposal, the Employer's offer of December 18, 1999, to allow the mechanic to work a 5-4/9 CWS if the operator agrees to switch from his current 4-10 CWS to a 5-4/9 CWS, and the two employees take different regular days off, "is still available."
2. The Union's Position
The Union proposes that the mechanic be permitted to work a 5-4/9 CWS, with one Monday off every other week. The original request was approved by the employee's immediate supervisors in 1997 and again in 1998. Currently, when he is away on leave or at training, the Employer has been able to provide coverage. In this regard, at least two employees in Facilities Management Services (FMS) can provide back up. Furthermore, based on an informal survey, his co-workers indicate they are willing to cover his duties if necessary. Regarding the number of vehicles to be serviced, most vehicles at the facility are leased through the General Services Administration (GSA). Since GSA provides maintenance for these vehicles, the mechanic has no responsibilities with respect to them. As to the prevalence of compressed schedules in FMS, eight employees, including one supervisor, now are on a 4-10 CWS; three are off on Mondays and the rest on Fridays. Considering the foregoing, the Employer has not established that the proposed CWS would have an adverse agency impact.
Under section 6131(c)(2) of the Act, the Panel is required to take final action in favor of the head of the agency's or, in this instance, his delegatee's determination not to establish a CWS only if the finding on which it is based is supported by evidence that the schedule is likely to cause an "adverse agency impact." Having considered the record before us, we find that the Employer has not met its statutory burden. In this regard, the record does not support a finding that the proposed CWS is likely to diminish service to the public. Because we find that the Employer has not met its burden of showing that the Union's proposed CWS is likely to cause an adverse agency impact, we will order the parties to negotiate over the Union's proposal.
While we recognize that the affected mechanic is, as the Employer contends, the only employee in his department who can perform certain major repairs, the Employer does not contend, nor is it otherwise apparent from the record, that these repairs must be completed on the day that they are received. Furthermore, the Employer currently relies on a substitute during periods when the mechanic is away on leave and training, and proposes increasing such reliance if that operator would switch from a 4-10 CWS to the same schedule as that proposed for the mechanic. In our view, the Employer's willingness to increase the number of days that the operator would substitute for the mechanic, albeit on the terms specified by management, significantly undercuts its adverse agency impact allegation. Nothing in the record satisfactorily explains how the substitute's remaining on a 4-10 schedule diminishes his acceptability as a substitute; on either schedule, the operator will take a different day off than the mechanic. Other factors also raise doubts about the potential of an adverse agency impact; they include the Union's statement that GSA services most of the Employer's fleet, that other employees in FMS are willing to cooperate to make the schedule work, and that the employee's immediate supervisors originally approved the schedule. For these reasons, we do not find that the proposed schedule would cause an adverse agency impact and shall order the parties to negotiate over the Union's proposal.
Pursuant to the authority vested in it by the Federal Employees Flexible and Compressed Work Schedules Act, 5 U.S.C. § 6131(c), the Federal Service Impasses Panel, under § 2472.11(b)
of its regulations, hereby orders the parties to negotiate over the Union's proposal.
By direction of the Panel.
H. Joseph Schimansky
Executive Director
January 11, 2000
Washington, D.C.
1.In this case, the record indicates that the parties do not have a local alternative work schedule agreement in place as permitted by the master collective bargaining agreement. Therefore, the parties have been operating under the Employer's policy, MP-5, Part 1, Chapter 610, which provides: If the exclusive representative and the approving official reach an impasse in collective bargaining with respect to a determination not to establish a flexible or compressed work schedule, the impasse shall be presented to the Federal Service Impasses Panel (FSIP) for resolution. 2.Under 5 U.S.C. § 6131(b), "adverse agency impact" is defined as:
(2) a diminished level of the services furnished to the public by the agency; or
(3) an increase in the cost of agency operations (other than a reasonable administrative cost relating to the process of establishing a flexible or compressed work schedule). 3.The operator works a 4-10 CWS; under that schedule, he works four 10-hour days and is off on Fridays.
4.In Department of the Army, U.S. Army Medical Department Activity, Ireland Army Hospital, Fort Knox, Kentucy and Local 2302, AFGE,
AFL-CIO, Case No. 98 FSIP 27 (February 5, 1998), Panel Release No. 406, the Panel determined that the Employer's decision to terminate two mail room employees' 5-4/9 CWS was supported by the evidence. In
Department of Veterans Affairs, VA Connecticut Healthcare System, Newington, Connecticut and Local R1-109,
NAGE, Case No. 97 FSIP 144 (December 22, 1997), Panel Release No. 404, the Panel determined that the number of employees in the mail room was insufficient to support the 4-10 CWS proposed by the Union.
(1) a reduction of the productivity of the agency;
The burden of demonstrating that implementation of a proposed AWS is likely to cause an adverse agency impact falls on the employer under the Act. See 128 CONG. REC. H3999 (daily ed. July 12, 1982) (statement of Rep. Ferraro); and 128 CONG. REC. S7641 (daily ed. June 30, 1982) (statement of Sen. Stevens).


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There's nothing in frontispiece to suggest a piece of anything, other than what confused English speakers have put there.
The original sense in English was of the façade of a building, the decorated front that was designed to be imposing. It came from the French frontispice or the late Latin word frontispicium, both meaning a façade. The Latin word was made up of frons, forehead, plus specere, to look at, and so originally meant a view of the forehead.
The title page of The History of the World by Sir Walter Raleigh, dated 1614, showing the ornate architectural styling of the time.
You might think that this referred to the forehead being a clearly visible part of a person's head, but it seems instead to have been connected with yet another of those weird methods of divination so common in classical times. It has another name, metoposcopy (from Greek words meaing "observe the forehead"); it's the art of telling people's character or fortune from their foreheads (another related term is physiognomy, judging character from characteristics of the face, which is also from Greek). The association of ideas seems to be that the façade of a building is as expressive as a person's forehead.
The word was borrowed into English around the end of the sixteenth century in the French form frontispice but no later than 1607 was also being used for the title page of a book. This may seem a large shift in sense, but the link lies in the practice of engraving a highly illustrated title page with all sorts of architectural detailing, such as columns and pediments. And it was at the front of the book, which helped the idea.
By 1682, the word had taken on its modern sense of an illustration facing the title page of a book. And by then the folk etymologists had had their evil way with it, making a totally unwarranted association between front and piece and turning frontispice into our modern frontispiece.
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I have not bought a new jacket in 10 years so needless to say I am pretty excited about being outfitted for this decade. The jacket has a slim fit in the medium. I am 5'7" with short arms and the jacket fits well. The pics I found on the web show the jacket looking a little baggy which i did not want but took I chance since Evo has a great return policy . The zippers function well and the pockets are ample. The insulation is light but that is what I wanted since I like to layer. Expecting this jacket to perform nicely for this ski season. Perfect is you wear a pack.