In 1971, President Richard Nixon proclaimed National Moon Landing Day on July 20 to commemorate the anniversary of manâs first moon landing. With no continuing proclamation to follow, Richard Christmas took up the baton and began a âChrismas Cardâ writing campaign.
Your cervical position is... 1  low, firm, and closed before and after ovulation. 2  high, soft, and open just days prior and during ovulation. 3  check daily.  check only once a 1  day. check the same time each  day.
Occiput Posterior. The most common position for a baby during labor is head down with the back of the head (occiput) facing the front of the mother (anterior). When the back of the head is facing the back of the mother (posterior) the baby's position is called Occiput Posterior. This occurs in 15-30% of labors.