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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To help evaluate thyroid gland function and to help diagnose thyroid disorders
When to Get Tested?
As part of a health checkup or when symptoms suggest hypo- or hyperthyroidism due to a condition affecting the thyroid
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm
Test Preparation Needed?
None needed; however, certain medications can interfere with the tests included in the panel, so tell your doctor about any drugs that you are taking.
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
A thyroid panel is a group of tests that are often ordered together to help evaluate thyroid gland function and to help diagnose thyroid disorders. The tests included in a thyroid panel measure the amount of thyroid hormones in your blood. These hormones are chemical substances that travel through the bloodstream and control or regulate your body's metabolism—how it functions and uses energy.
TSH is produced by the pituitary gland and is part of the body's feedback system to maintain stable amounts of the thyroid hormones T4 and T3 in the blood. When concentrations decrease in the blood, the pituitary is stimulated to release TSH. The TSH in turn stimulates the production and release of T4 and T3 by the thyroid gland. When the system is functioning normally, thyroid production turns on and off to maintain constant blood thyroid hormone levels. The thyroid panel usually includes:
- TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone or thyrotropin) – to test for hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism and to monitor thyroid replacement therapy
- T4 or free T4 (thyroxine) – to test for hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism
- T3 or free T3 (triiodothyronine) – to test for hyperthyroidism
Sometimes a T3 resin uptake (T3RU) test is included to calculate, along with the T4 value, the Free Thyroxine Index (FTI), another method for evaluating thyroid function that corrects for changes in certain proteins that can affect total T4 levels.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed. Certain medications can interfere with the tests included in the panel, however, so tell your doctor about any drugs that you are taking.
The Test
Common Questions
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Article Sources
NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
Sources Used in Current Review
ARUP Lab Tests. Thyroid Panel. Available online at http://www.aruplab.com/guides/ug/tests/0070141.jsp through http://www.aruplab.com. Accessed February 2011.
National Endocrine and Metabolic Diseases Information Service. Thyroid Function Tests. Available online at http://endocrine.niddk.nih.gov/pubs/thyroidtests/index.htm through http://endocrine.niddk.nih.gov. Accessed February 2011.
MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. TSH Test. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003684.htm. Accessed February 2011.
MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. T3 Test. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003687.htm. Accessed February 2011.
MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. T4 Test. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003517.htm. Accessed February 2011.
MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. T3RU Test. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003688.htm. Accessed February 2011.
Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests. Pagana and Pagana. 4th edition, Pg. 512.
Sources Used in Previous Reviews
American Thyroid Association. Thyroid Function Tests, patient information. PDF available for download at http://www.thyroid.org/patients/brochures/FunctionTests_brochure.pdf through http://www.thyroid.org/. Accessed May 2008.
Pagana K, Pagana T. Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests. 3rd Edition, St. Louis: Mosby Elsevier; 2006.
(April 27, 2007) MedlinePlus, Medical Encyclopedia. Thyroid Function Tests. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/encyclopedia.html. Accessed May 2008.
Quest Diagnostics. Thyroid Function Panel. Available online through http://www.questdiagnostics.com. Accessed May 2008.
Shomon, Mary. Thyroid Blood Tests. About.com Guide. Updated: March 27, 2007. Available online at http://thyroid.about.com/od/gettestedanddiagnosed/a/bloodtests.htm through http://thyroid.about.com. Accessed June 22, 2010.
Tietz Textbook of Clinical Chemistry and Molecular Diagnostics. Burtis CA, Ashwood ER, Bruns DE, eds. St. Louis: Elsevier Saunders; 2006, Pp. 2053, 2063-2064.
Kasper DL, Braunwald E, Fauci AS, Hauser SL, Longo DL, Jameson JL eds (2005). Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 16th Edition, McGraw Hill, Pg 2119.


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regarding someone wondering if they are dyed,,,, just look at their eyebrows and eyelashes. Yep, they are truly redheads. Go Red! You are a fine bunch of men. :)
I know he's British and all but "ginger" is not the preferred nomenclature. I know I'm not alone when I say its offense to those of us with dark red hair. You know, hair that can in no way whatsoever be described as ginger-colored. The term itself is a huge part of the reason why redheads are portrayed so negatively in popular culture. Its a slur. People think it is socially acceptable and say it without understanding how it could be highly offensive to people less sensitive about their hair/complexion than myself. I appreciate the gesture but any positives are negated due to the continued proliferation of such an insensitive word.
You must be young. it's only been a "slur" since the episode of South Park. It wasn't even widely used in the US till then. And in Britain, they don't really say "redhead" at all - ginger is the general descriptive word. You sound absurd.
What would you prefer ?
How is that possible? I love those gingers!!!! woof
Red head myself. Experienced lots of taunting and teasing growing up because of my hair color. I love my hair color. It's part of what makes me, well me. Glad to see an exhibition celebrating and positively portraying read heads!
How could he possibly do an exhibition of HOT British Gingers and not include possibly the hottest British Ginger of them all - Kennedy Carter?
A Boomer here, never understood this Ginger prejudice? of late. If it means more images as in this article, bring it on!
Omg i wanna make myself some soup with all there undies
These Guys are Hot but only one had any hair on his chest. a guy who has no body hair should show their armpits or pubic hair just to prove they are real Gingers and not men who have dyed their hair Red


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Oops, that 's what comes of typing withy a 16-month-od sitting on your knee! I was going to do a Top Three, but Pickleblossom has hidden her favourite book somehwere, so these are the other two!
Rod Campbell, Dear Zoo, Macmillan Children's Books 2009. I think a lot of people may know this one anyway, since it's been around in some form since the early 80s, but it's been recently reissued with new illustrations, although by the same author/artist: I've seen an older copy, and I definitely like the new ones better. This is a lift-the-flap board book (a version with paper pages also exists) where the zoo sends you a different suggestion for a pet on each page, and the flap you lift is the crate it comes in. There's a problem with each of the animals: the elephant is too big, the lion too fierce, the camel too grumpy... and they all get sent back until you get to the perfect pet on the last page.
Oh dear, I'd better come back to go on with this...
Phew, Little Troubleblossom has finally conked out in her high chair, half way through her second lunch - it's like looking after the unnatural offspring of Winnie-the-Pooh and Tigger around here. Anyway, I was saying how much she likes Dear Zoo: apart from the giraffe, because I have no idea what sort of noise a giraffe makes and no-one can tell me, you can do noises for all the animals, and she loves going "RRRAAAAHH!" when you ask "What does the lion say?"
Pickleblossom's second choice is Debi Gliori, 'Where, oh where, is Baby Bear?', published by Orchard Books; I'm a bit unclear about year of publication, which is probably standardly 2001, because Pickleblossom's copy, published in 2008, is a special edition for Bookstart (that is, she got it free from the previous Government when she was 8 months old). There are several other Debi Gliori Mr. Bear books, but this is the only lift-the-flap board book that I know of. Mr. Bear goes to sleep under a tree, and wakes up to find that his baby's disappeared. He wanders through the countryside looking for Baby Bear - in the branches of a tree, under the roots of the tree, in the rushes round the pond - and under the flaps are the creatures who actually live in those places. Pickleblossom particularly likes the under-the-tree page, where you can open the doors and windows of the rabbits' house among the roots. I like the text, which rhymes and scans properly, and I love the way the flaps are printed on both sides, so that when lifted, they're still part of the picture.
I've now found Little Troubleblossom's favourite board book of all: 'I can say teddy' by Ann Locke and Louise Batchelor (Zero to Ten Ltd, 1998). Apparently Ann Locke is a children's speech specialist, who has selected words that are particularly easily and early learned by toddlers (Louise Batchelor drew the pictures). There is a single word on every page, demonstrated by a charming little girl in blue trousers and red shoes. The first two pages are 'teddy' and 'kiss', and Little Troubleblossom always has to kiss the teddy too, while the last word is 'bye-bye', so she waves to the little girl! She can recognise and say the names of almost all the pictures already (she's just turned sixteen months), so it obviously works.
I've just tracked it down on Bookfinder by entering the authors and title into my search engine:
http://www.bookfinder.com/dir/i/I_Can_S … 899883304/
see if this works!
It worked? Wonderful! I had a very annoying time finding it: 'Zero to Ten Ltd' didn't work at all, and I still don't know what it was doing on the cover, because now I have actually found the reference, they don't appear to be the publishers! Now I have found it, I see there are others, so I shall probably be going back to that, because our copy's got to go back to the library soon.
True, but libraries are very useful for trying books out that you might want to own later. We now know not to buy a large and splendid pop-up book called 'The Very Lazy Lion', because although Daddy and I thought it was super, Little Troubleblossom was frightened when the elephant's trunk reared up out of the page spread!
Well, 'I can say teddy' has gone back to the library, and this month's new favourites are:
1: Caroline Uff, 'Lulu's Busy Day'. The library ticket is stuck over most of the bibliographical details, though I can make out 'Orchard Books'. Rather less eventful than the average episode of 'The Archers', as Lulu draws a picture, plays with her blocks, goes to the playground... and eventually cleans her teeth (and Teddy's) and goes to bed, but Pickleblossom loves it to the extent that she's learned Lulu's name, and picks this book out of the pile and brings it to the chosen grown-up demanding "Lulu! Lulu!", whereupon the pictures are greeted with "Ball!" "Bricks!" "See-saw!" (it's actually a set of swings, but any play equipment that involves moving back and forth is 'see-saw' to Pickleblossom) or "Brush!" respectively. The pictures are well-proportioned with lots of clear, bright colours, which I approve of greatly; so many picture books for small children have such oddly stylised or erratically cartoonish illustrations that I can't work out how the child is supposed to know what the picture represents.
2: Nicola Smee, 2007, 'No Bed Without Ted', Bloomsbury Publishing. Another lift-the-flap board book, in which you help the young heroine look for her teddy before she can go to bed. Is he in the airing cupboard? No, it's full of snoozing cats! Is he in the drawer? No, it's full of dancing mice! Pickleblossom particularly likes the drawer, which slides out rather than lifting, and she happily announces "Mice! Mice!", but it does make this a book for adult supervision only, as frustrated little fingers are likely to pull the tab off trying to get the drawer in and out. All the animals, as the little girl finds them, join in the hunt for Ted, and eventually, when he's found and you lift the blanket-flap on the final page to show her sleeping contentedly with Ted (and a mouse), all the cats, dogs, mice and bunnies are asleep all around her, with two more mice bedded down in her slippers.
Just popping in to say how useful this thread is. My little grandchildren have birthdays shortly and will be one and three respectively. I feel out of touch with small people's writing, so this is getting me back into the right sort of thinking regarding potential birthday presents.
Thanks, Cathy, I'm really glad somebody's finding it useful!
It is indeed. It sounds as if Nicola Smee has combined the high points of several firm favourites - always a winning formula! Tell Troubleblossom I reckon she'd like
Where's Spot
Peace at Last
Matilda's Restful Chair
I love 'Peace at Last'! Had forgotten about that one.
We had 'Spot's Birthday Party' out of the library, but I'm certainly not recommending that: it's one of the kind that comes with a sort of keyboard of push-buttons, each of which supplies a sound-effect to be used during the story, rather like a game on 'I'm Sorry, I Haven't A Clue'. Maybe we'll try that again when she's older. Books with buttons that make noises are a great joy to Little Troubleblossom, but either they work, in which case they rapidly end up getting banned by maddened parents - 'See, hear, touch, taste and smell with Miffy', which has a button that plays a supposed 'lullaby', actually a hideously jarring and very loud electronic rendition of what is probably 'Rock-a-bye baby', is a particular culprit - or they don't work, like the apparently delightful 'Noisy Noisy Woof' in which the buttons producing all the animal noises are too stiff to be operated by little fingers, and then you end up with a very frustrated baby.
Bleagh. Ban all toys that make electronic noises, says I. Oh - except that gremlin thing that someone once left on a table in a history lecture which, 20 minutes into the complexities of the economics of the 1880s, sighed and said it was bored.
Bet that brought the house down.
Another visit to the library brings a new favourite. I had to read this to Little Troubleblossom three times on the go last night: every time we got to the end she said "Again!".
Lynn Breeze, 'Pickle and the Ball' - again, the library ticket's stuck all over the bibliographic details, though the publisher might be Kingfisher. I'll just nip off and look that up elsewhere...
Ah, here we are:
Lynn Breeze, 1998, 'Pickle and the Ball', Larousse Kingfisher Chambers.
Apparently it has three mates, 'Pickle and the Blanket', 'Pickle and the Box', and 'Pickle and the Blocks', which I may well have to go and buy. The eponymous Pickle is a charmingly drawn, virtually hairless, gender-neutral baby with a red sleepsuit and a delightfully expressive face. The pictures are very simple, just showing Pickle, Teddy, the ball and sometimes one other object against a quiet, patterned background, and there is a rhyming text describing what Pickle is doing with the ball. My own Pickle is particularly charmed with the second page-spread, which, following on from 'Throw the ball! Are you ready?', goes 'Catch the ball! Oops! Poor Teddy.' and shows the unfortunate Teddy flattened under the ball, which is twice his size - Little Troubleblossom repeats "Oops!" and giggles like a leaky tap.
I took this out of the library once before, when Little Troubleblossom was quite a lot younger, and although I was attracted by it, she wasn't interested then and only wanted touchy-feely books and bright patterns: now she can recognise things like ball, baby, chair and teddy, and say their names, books like this have suddenly developed a great deal more appeal.
Had to read it to her twice again today, and as well as wanting the whole book again, she says "Oops! Oops!" and turns studiously through the pages to the picture of poor Teddy getting flattened by the ball.
This week's favourite: Helen Oxenbury, 1981, 'Playing', in the 'Helen Oxenbury's Baby Board Books' range, Walker Books Ltd. I think everyone in the world in space who's ever had anything to do with a child has already heard of Helen Oxenbury - softly coloured pictures of simply but realistically drawn babies and children. This book has no words at all, but Little Troubleblossom reads it to herself, out loud. Each double-page spread has a picture of a plaything on the left-hand page, and of a baby in a gender-neutral red sleepsuit playing with it on the right-hand page, and each spread calls forth the appropriate response of "Bricks!", "Trolley!", "Bang!" (this one featuring an upturned saucepan, a whisk and a wooden spoon), "Box!", "Book!", "Teddy!" and "Ball!"
Two new joys from the library this month (aargh, cold toes... where has Little Troubleblossom hidden Mummy's slippers?). 'Baby's Busy World', published by Dorling Kindersley, 2005; can't give an author's name, because there's a kind of list of credits here rather than a single author, but 'Dorling Kindersley' is probably enough to identify it. This is a large-format board book, entirely made up of photographs of babies and babies' activities - different facial expressions on one page, parts of the body on another (happy shout of "Bum-bum!" from Pickleblossom at the sight of the crawling baby photographed from the rear), things that a baby might eat on another. At the moment (19 months), Pickleblossom adores photographs of other babies, to the extent that she keeps staggering up to us with the Argos catalogue, wanting to be shown the pictures of babies modelling on the baby equipment and toys pages, and this book has become a firm favourite.
Little Troubleblossom's second choice is definitely only for toddlers with a fine respect for books and a delicate touch! 'Magic Movers: Clara's Counting Tea Party' by Helen Stephens, 2008, Campbell Books, is a small-format board book with a very simple story, in which Clara and her friend Oliver have tea in the garden. The right-hand page of each spread is a 'magic' page, where the central image is printed on a set of louvres, and you pull the tab at the side to change the picture, so 'one table' becomes 'two chairs' and so on, up to 'nine ladybirds' becoming 'ten butterflies', while the left-hand page is a more complicated picture depicting the table and chairs being set out or the ladybirds and butterflies being looked at. Pickleblossom is just learning to count, and she also knows the names of most of the things depicted - she particularly likes the page where seven raspberries become eight strawberries, to the extent that this book is known as "Strawberries". There seem to be a lot of good counting books around, but this is the nicest I've come across.
Library day again today, so I'm sitting here in my dressing gown before Little Troubleblossom wakes up, making notes of the current favourites.
The one I've had to renew twice doesn't seem to have an author credited: it just says 'A Campbell Big Board Book' on the front. It's called 'Babies: a first word and picture book', published 2001 by Campbell Books, who are an imprint of Macmillan Children's Books. Photographs of babies and toddlers are among Pickleblossom's favourite things at the moment, and this is just a compendium of photographs, four to a page, with a short caption in very clear print under each one saying what the baby's doing, usually in the first person. They're grouped roughly by theme, working through the day from getting up to going to bed, so you start with 'Good morning!' under a beaming, blanket-swathed infant, and 'Daddy says hello' (which causes this book to be known to Pickleblossom as 'Kiss Daddy'), go on through 'I am eating my egg', 'I've got two bricks', 'Mummy washes my hair' and end up at bedtime, while the final page is a big mirror with the caption 'And what is this baby doing?' Pickleblossom loves saying what all the babies are doing, and now she's taking a keen interest in the captions, and wants to have the words pointed out and repeated to her.
This month's other favourite is 'Flora's Blanket' by Debi Gliori - going to have to go away and look up the bibliographic references for this...
Ah, got it: 2002, Orchard Books. Flora is a baby rabbit with very expressive ears, who can't sleep because she hasn't got her blanket: in the first picture, she's standing up in her cot, having thrown out all her toys, very much like somebody I know not all that far away from here. The whole rabbit family turns out to look for Flora's blanket, in more and more unlikely places, and Flora gets more and more tired till she finally dozes off in Daddy's arms, whereupon everyone goes back to bed and the errant blanket finally turns up in the one place nobody has thought to look.
The pictures in this are intricate and full of activity, which is what Pickleblossom likes at the moment (a year and three-quarters) - you can spot the carrots worked into the household furnishings, and the rabbit brother who's sloping off to read a book on just about every page while all the other rabbit siblings are diligently searching for the blanket. Flora herself is very appealing indeed - Little Troubleblossom has taken to her to the extent that she found another copy of this book while on a library visit with Grandma and Grandad, and brought it to them exclaiming "Flora! Flora blanket!"


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John Oliver knows that in the grand scheme of things, finding a Russian satellite filled with mating geckos isn't high on the priority list. But with so much in the world going wrong right now, it could be the one thing that unites us all.
"Maybe, just maybe, if we could come together and accomplish one thing as a civilization we could then build on that progress, and I think rescuing these space sex geckos might just be that thing," he said on Sunday's Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Issuing a challenge to humanity to #GoGetThoseGeckos, Oliver told his audience that hashtag activism just isn't enough, and it might be helpful to visit the Kremlin's contact page and write Vladimir Putin a letter.
Oliver doesn't know how to find the geckos ("I'm not a space pornographer!"), but that doesn't matter. "If you have better ideas, don't tell me, tell Vladimir Putin," he said. Watch the clip below to see the other famous faces Oliver was able to get on board the #GoGetThoseGeckos movement. --Catherine Garcia
Silence is golden, according to the World Health Organization.
WHO figures say 43 million people ages 12-35 have suffered hearing loss, and another 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults risk damaging their hearing. The culprit? Listening to music "too much, too loudly," BBC News reports.
And it's not just your laptop or office earbuds that could be doing damage. WHO warns that concerts and bars are a "serious threat" as they too expose people to unsafe sound levels. The organization recommends taking "listening breaks" if you must frequent such venues, and limiting daily music listening to one hour, max.
Twelve years after thousands of artifacts were looted in the aftermath of the U.S.-led invasion, Iraq's national museum in Baghdad reopened on Saturday, The Washington Post reports.
Iraqi officials have worked for more than a decade to recover some 15,000 stolen artifacts. So far, about 4,300 pieces have been recovered.
The grand reopening was moved up, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said, as a message of defiance to Islamic State militants. Recent video showed purported ISIS members breaking statues at a museum in Mosul.
"Our hearts were broken when those artifacts were broken in Mosul," said Qassim Sudani, a spokesman for the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. "Now the national museum has reopened, it will be a lung that allows the Iraqi people to breathe again."
For sale: Hell.
A small town in Michigan that bears the name is on the market to the highest bidder, as unofficial Mayor of Hell John Colone put his holdings up for sale for the low price of $999,666, The Huffington Post reports.
While living in Michigan, I of course visited Hell, and I can tell you: There's not much there. But, if you have a million bucks lying around and love the idea of owning Hell's souvenir shop, ice cream store, weather station, post office, and other holdings, then hey, go for it.
You may have some competition from DAMNED, though, a Detroit-based artist group that launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise enough money to buy Hell. DAMNED wants to build a performing arts center, and if you contribute, the group is offering such perks as your own, personalized parking space in Hell. Sold!
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's administration continued its crackdown on Islamist groups on Saturday, as an Egyptian court declared the Muslim Brotherhood-offshoot Hamas a "terrorist" organization, Al Jazeera English reports.
A senior Palestinian official called the verdict "very unwise."
"Hamas is part of the Palestinian national unity movement," Mustafa Barghouti, who is neither from Hamas or Fatah, told Al Jazeera. "This decision is not useful."
The verdict stemmed from two private suits filed by attorneys against the Gaza Strip group, and came just days after Egypt implemented a strict new anti-terrorism law. Egyptian authorities outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood after the 2013 military coup, and they have since blamed Hamas for aiding rebel militants in Egypt — allegations Hamas denies.
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Several Northeastern cities just suffered through the coldest February since reliable records began, NBC News reports. A slow-moving jet stream has funneled cold air down into the eastern United States, refusing to budge. On the ice block: Bangor, Maine; Syracuse, Buffalo, and Islip, New York; Hartford and Bridgeport, Connecticut.
"Usually these patterns last for a week or so. In this case it's been the whole month," Corey Bogel, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service, said.
And while forecasters say people can look forward to warmer-than-average months ahead, that's not the case quite yet: Sunday's low for Albany, New York is an even zero degrees.
Party on, pandas.
China's State Forestry Administration found in its latest census that since the last survey ended in 2003, the wild giant panda population has grown by 268, to a total of 1,864 pandas, The Associated Press reports.
"The rise…is a victory for conservation and definitely one to celebrate," Ginette Hemley, senior vice president of wildlife conservation for World Wildlife Fund, said.
Giant pandas still face threats to their habitats, though. The new survey noted that the development of such structures as hydropower stations, roads, and mining sites is replacing traditional threats like poaching.
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Photo-sharing app Snapchat posted new "Community Guidelines" on its website, imploring teens to stop sexting or face suspended accounts, the New York Daily News reports.
"Don't use Snapchat for any illegal shenanigans and if you're under 18 or are Snapping with someone who might be: Keep your clothes on!" the rules read.
You heard it, kids: Keep your shenanigans to those of the legal variety.
The New York Knicks confirmed on Saturday that Anthony Mason, a former power forward with the team, has died at the age of 48, The Associated Press reports.
The 6-foot-7 Mason was known for his defensive toughness throughout a career that spanned a decade with several teams, but most memorably from 1991-1996 on coach Pat Riley's New York squads. He won the NBA's Sixth Man award in 1995 with the Knicks, and he made the 2001 All-Star team as a member of the Miami Heat.
Mason's son, Anthony Jr., played for St. John's University and then for overseas teams. Another son, Antoine, is playing for Auburn this season, having transferred from Niagara, where he finished second nationally in points per game last season.
Car-hailing service Uber announced on Friday that a data breach left the personal information of about 50,000 drivers vulnerable, The Wall Street Journal reports.
While the company said it discovered the hack in September, it waited nearly five months to report the breach, an amount of time one data-breach expert called "an unusual delay."
Most states leave notification time requirements vague, but the maximum among those that do offer specifics is 60 days. Uber said it has not received any misuse reports from drivers, and noted that the 50,000 affected make up a small percentage of the hundreds of thousands of drivers working with the company.
Colorado's Marijuana Enforcement Division released its first annual report Friday on the state's legal marijuana market, Time reports.
In 2014, 4.8 million marijuana edibles and nearly 150,000 pounds of marijuana flowers were sold, the authors concluded. The report noted that marijuana flowers were more popular in the medical market, while edibles did better in the recreational market.
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The College News VOL. XX, No. 8 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1933 "opyilgllt BRYN MAWR COLLKGK NKWS. 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS James Stephens Sees Renaissance Ahead Change Is Manifestation of Mind, Not Brain; Amer- ica Leads Movement JAZZ ERA HAS ENDED Mr. James Stephens, speaking on "Our Overdue Renaissance," Tues- day, November 27, prophesied, specu- lated upon, and gave reasons for the occurrence of a general renaissance at this time, centering in this coun- try, and made manifest in new lit- erary forms and ideas. ' The Greeks had great power both as manipulators of the human form in marble and as philosophers. Shakespeare had a comparable degree of facility in his art. � In contradis- tinction to this ease of expression we find the pre-war artists turning to violence for expression: Nietzsche's philosophy, Rodin's sculptures, the imagists, the cubists, the dadaists paralleled in art the violence of the suffragettes and the struggles of la- bor and capital. The community felt itself deficient somewhere so it adopt- ed a spirit of violence, which inevit- ably culminated in the World War. From 1914 the world was growing self-conscious: it realized its lack. The social order was evolving so that it might carry on. Violent forms of dancing and of music alone typify the jazz era, a movement introduced first in America, the only country left with energy enough to evolve and export. James Stephens in a broadcast on December 31, 1931, said that that day was the last of the jazz era and that with 1932 was coming a new epoch, dependent upon mind instead of upon brain. From 1914 to 1932 there was a sort of lapse not fulfilling normal- ly, in which living was not as it should be. 1932 had outlived the strange Victorian ...manner. Writers had attacked the Victorian manner with singular rage in an attempt to destroy it. But their premeditated destruction was only pretense; in reality it was a destruction of the horse age, of the age of peasantry, and was attributable to progress in the mechanical sciences. America's work was precisely this: the inven- tion of such things as the car, the ra- dio, and the wireless destroyed the peasantry, a class which exists only upon isolation. The change is not merely an external manifestation of speeds; this new world is built by the mind and the new era is a mani- festation of mind. The former world�a world of ani- mal creation�is not present today. Our world environment is a sense only of other human beings. We seek no longer after solidarity, but rather af- ter this sense of ourselves and others (Continued in Page Three) Dr. H. Flanders Dunbar To Lead Sunday Chapel (Especially Contributed by Sarah E. Flanders, '35) The Bryn Mawr League is most fortunate in being able to get Dr. Helen Flanders Dunbar to speak in chapel, Sunday, December 10. Dr. Dunbar is a graduate of Bryn Mawr, and since leaving here has been awarded an M.A. and a Ph.D. by Co- lumbia University, a B.D. by Union Theological Seminary, and an M.D. by Yale School of Medicine. She is now connected with the medical and psychiatric staffs of the Columbia Medical Center, New York, and is an instructor at the College of Physi- cians and Surgeons. Dr. Dunbar has chosen for her tonic�"Psyche and Health�Based on Observations Made at Lourdes." She spent seven weeks at Lourdes last summer and had an opportunity to study its significance both from the medical and religious aspects. Dr. Dunbar is staying after the service and everyone is invited to meet her... Coffee will be served in the Common Room. CALENDAR nr Thurs., Dec. 7. Shaw lecture conference. Deanery, 2-4 P. M. *Fri., Dec. 8. The Varsity Players present The Knight of the Burning Pestle, by Beau- mont and Fletcher. Goodhart, �.30 P. M. Tickets are on sale- at the Publications Office. "",""� Sat., Dec. 9. Varsity Hockey Team vs. All-Philadelphia. 10.0Q A. M. Sat., Dec. 9. The Varsity Players present The Knight of the Durttbig Pestle, by Beau- mont and Fletcher. Goodhart, 8 30 P. M. The performance will be followed by a dance in the gym until 2.00 A. M. Tick- ets for the dance are obtain- able from the committee. Sun., Dec. 10. Katherine Garrison Chapin (Mrs. Frances Biddle) will read her Christmas play, The Lady gf the Inn, and the College Choir, under the di- rection of Mr. Willoughby, will sing carols. Deanery, 5.00 P. M. Sun., Dec. 10. Chapel. Dr. H. Fletcher Dunbar will deliver the address on "Psyche and Health." Music Room, 7.30 P. M. Tues., Dec. 12. Mr. Alexan- der Woollcott will speak on "Confessions of a Dying News- paper Man." Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Wed., Dec. 13. French Club Meeting. Common Room, 7.30 P. M. Miss King Reviews November Lantern Editorial Challenges Students to Attempt Self-Expression in Literature ------------- �f FORMAT IS APPROVED James Stephens Discusses Poetry at Informal Tea At an informal tea given by Mrs. Chadwick-Collins for James Steph- ens, the poet entered into discussion with a few students on many subjects, including ghosts, criticism, college poetry, methods of composition, and jbscurity in modern works. In speaking of ghosts ana spirits, the poet declared it would be an un- interesting world if there were only the elements of good, and that he be- lieves in reincarnation,�that, in fact, he has a definite feeling that in his next reincarnation he will be a female and will in that case be able to come to Bryn Mawr. The prospect pleases, it seems, because he considers this :ampus, with its atmosphere of quiet �seclusion, one of the most beautiful campuses he has ever visited. Serious discussion got under way with his being asked the difference between poetry and prose. He said the two had nothing in common. The style of each differs in accordance with its different purpose: prose re- quires an argumentative style and a form providing a beginning, a mid- dle, and an end, whereas poetry de- mands a thought complete unto it- self. After the reading of original po- etry by several students in the group, Mr. Stephens gave his views on criti- cism. He said: "All real criticism 's destructive, for that is the essence if criticism. A thing which is com- plete and good is to be complimented, not to be criticized." He stopped, apropos of this, to remark upon the perfect technique, the flowing quality and the depth of thought in the poet- ry read, and, reverting to explana- tion of his terms, he. stated his be- lief that only lesser poets display emotion, and that the great poets speak with passionate utterance, neither human nor personal, but rath- er anonymous and universal. The words themselves must come to the poet's drunken mind unconsciously. "An aspiring poet must practice Yogi exercises and fast and pray." Steph- ens himself has an exercise which he always uses before giving any pub- lic speech. Five minutes before he is going on the stage he spends entirely alone, emptying his mind, and medi- tating. The fact that the art of poetry re- quires no conscious preparation he illustrated by his- own start in writ- ing. He wrote no poetry until after he was twenty-one years old. One (Continued on Page Three) (Especially Contributed by Miss Georgiana Goddard King) One who served nearly six years on the Lantern�the last of them, frank- ly,- because no one else could be found willing to carry on the job�must of necessity year by year take up the autumn issue with acute interest in everything: format, typography, ta- ble of contents, the color of the cov- er and the color of the contents. Ob- jectively, the November number of 1933 is peculiarly pleasant: the page, the paper, and, above all, the print. Subjectively, it is surprising. Not just that apparently the whole magazine is written by the editors, with, the ex- ception of a book review and the poem Respite, though indeed these two pieces have most the air of inevita- bility, of being spontaneously compos- ed to get something off one's mind: one an opinion, the other a feeling. The Sonnet and The River have both the aspect of being selected for publication out of a private portfolio, as though the writer had the habit of writing; the one is grave, concern- ed with inward things, the other fan- ciful, descriptive, moody. But all three pieces of verse are loyal to the here and now, in sincerity of the best sort. The two pieces, while not in the .least old-fashioned, are more ten- tative. Writing courses, which are necessary dangers when they are not heaven-sent opportunities, tend to en- courage this kind. They are, never- theless, neatly done; the choice of sub- ject is significant, and all to the good. The one-act play is an ingenious mur- der-mystery, solved by the so-called French system of reconstructing the event. As everyone reads the Lan- tern there is no need to relate the plot. The opening dialogue which un- folds it and places the figures might perhaps be shorter, but the piece is stage-thought, the mystery is sustain- ed, and the, personages are sympa- thetic. The editorial is what amazes. Very well written, it reads a burial service over "pure literature," Among 497 students, of whom only a few may adopt writing as a profession, is there not enough creative impulse�of the bubbling well, of the upward-leaping flames � which is normal to human youth, to carry a quarterly of forty pages? The word, written and spoken, is the one certain means of self-ex- pression common to mankind. If the student of economics has taken a problem and shaken it and made a so- lution or at least a conclusion, no matter how tentative or temporary, what she writes with fire will be read with enthusiasm. Let instruction go to the dogs. If the other student has really enjoyed and understood some- music strictly modern, a written page, while telling the world, can enhance her own private pleasure. Away with edification! Not mutal self-improve- ment, but communicated feeling, is the function of art, and to the aft of discourse we were all born, nor can any calamity rob us of its exercise. In short, the recommendation of the editorial is all admirable except the alleged motive and method. The sec- tion on Quest ions and Comments would be a goodly gift to the College News, where conceivably such matter belongs, yet it does very nicely where it is. 0 . The Lantern, then, is serious, rep- resentative, and well-written. If in the present state of the nation and of the world, and in consequence of the lectures and conferences on the Shaw Foundation, the trend of thought and feeling is as here deter- mined, so much the worse for the world and the better for the Founda- tion. Surprisingly free from unreali- ties and throw-backs, it is sincere, it is nr^dern. , Art Exhibit There is to be an exhibition and sale of etchings by Andre Smith, loaned by The Print Corner, Hingham Center, Mass. The etchings will be on view in the South Corridor of the Li- brary, December 6 to 20. Jane Addams Finishes Shaw Lecture Series Greek Newspaper Likens Bryn Mawr to Monastery (The following article, discovered and translated from a Greek news- jmper by Dorothy Burr, '23, is re- printed from the ALUMNAE BUL- LETIN.) In the United States, where man can find all he can desire, there he will find something unique in the world�the antithesis of our absolute- ly male democracy of Athos: the fe- male university of Bryn Mawr. Not far from Philadelphia, in a place of almost incredible beauty, in the foothills of the Alleghany moun- tein (Alegkany), there is a most charming as well as a strange settle- ment. In the centre is a colossal, nevertheless not an ungraceful build- ing, before which stretch flowery lawns several meters in length and breadth. Right and left of the two smarter buildings above are the other buildings, each of which include about 200 public and private rooms. Be- hind the three central building? and in a wood which covers the side of the foothills of the Alleghanies�are charming little villas, little single dolls' houses, with three, four, or af the most five rooms. The whole place is surrounded and divided off by lawns, small artificial lakes, gardens, tennis courts, grounds for gymnastics and athletics, for golf or cricket and all such activities, which arc necessary to the life of a well-brought-up Anglo-Saxon. The region of the settlement holds something magic, something not of the world; it is, you think, when you (Continued on Page Two) Faculty Hockey Game Is Uproarious Affair Polo and Golf Techniques Are Major Threat in Faculty's Performance CONTEST ENDf IN DRAW Varsity came up against a stiff for- ward line with Dr. Blanchard and Mr. Carlson making full use of their one- handed polo-playing technique, Dr. Watson's bea-utiful stickwork, Dr. Nahm's steady plunges which result- ed in two goals, and Dr. E. Diez's neat chip-shots in the wing position. The Faculty backfield proved to be Varsity's Waterloo. Dr. M. Diez, Dr. Turner, and Dr. Metzger offered a stolid defense wall, which was back- ed by Dr. Broughton with his tricky dodges and by Dr. Richtmeyer who proved himself an excellent mashie shot, to say nothing of Dr. Dryderi, who defended his cage nobly in the well-known attitude of an ice hockey goalie. All in all, the game provided plen- ty of thrills and excitement for the spectators and much amusement for the players of both teams. Basket- ball is next on the schedule and it's a good team that can beat any Fac- ulty quintet in thU sport. Until then �Cheerio. ^ The line-up was as follows: Faculty Varsity Dr. Nahm .....r. w......Taggart Mr. Carlson ...r. i.........Faeth Dr. Blanchard .c. f..........Kent Dr. Watson ___1. i.........Lamed Dr. E. Diez.....1. w.........Brown Dr. M. Diez ___r. h.........Evans Dr. Turner -----c. h........Bright Dr. Richtmeyer.1. h......Bridgman Dr. Metzgei ...r. f.........Bishop Dr. Broughton .1. f......Rothermel Dr. Dryden .....g...........Smith Goals�Faculty: Dr. Nahm, 2; Dr. Blanchard, 1. Varsity: Faeth, 3. Substitutions � Faculty: Miss Brady for Dr. E. Diez, Dr. Welles for Dr. M. Diez. Efficacy of Non-Resistance Is Demonstrated by Ghandi Policy in India NATIONALISM IS THREAT " 'Older men propose causes for which young men die'�so runs the formula of caustic realism^with which youth of the present generation brushes aside all idea of the nobility of war," said Miss Jane Addams, at the opening of her lecture, the last of the Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Series, entitled Opportunities of tKt New Day, in Goodhart Hall, Monday night, December 4. The peace movement since the war has embraced a wide diversity of adherents, among whom there is, again, a wide diversity of immediate aims. Churches, schools and colleges, women's clubs, and Chambers of Commerce,�almost every part of the social order has striven for peace. Some look first toward prohibition of military training in schools; some hope for renunciation of the Monroe Doctrine, which they consider harm- ful; some would have the Japanese put on the quota; some wish to with- draw the marines from the Caribbean. All, however, unite in one ultimate objective�to make war less probable, if not impossible. Exaggerated estimate of one's own country, fostered by nationalistic propaganda during the war, has stood in the way of post-war peace meas- ures. This was particularly mani- fest in the spirit of economic nation- alism which continually stood in the way of the International Ecenomic Conference, held last summer in Lon- don. The Wheat Commission of that Conference considered, not how much wheat must be produced to feed the world, but how much could be sold in the market. While they lamented huge surpluses, they were not conscious of the famished communities in China to whom wheat might be fed. Their instincts were purely commercial, in a narrowly nationalistic spirit. The Conference did, however, repre- sent a good initial effort, an instance of world-wide economic planning, which will be followed, we hope, by the acceptance of human needs, not profits, as the cornerstone on which to build production. Nineteenth century demands for self-government and democracy have now become pleas for economic secur- ity. Opponents to peace, neverthe- less, think force will still be necessary to provide this security � either to maintain the present economic sys- tem, or to change it for a better, or to put down opponents to such a change once constitutionally effected. Any treatment of peace efforts (Continued on r hi:" Five) Art Class Hears Alumna Lecture on Iconography Monday morning in First Year His- tory of Art class Margaretta M. Sal- inger, Jjryn Mawr, '28, and holder of a Traveling Fellowship. '29-'30, spoke on Iconography. Miss Salinger is an authority on the two subjects she se- lected, the Vesperbild and the Throne of Grace in Sacred Art, since she has studied under Professor Pinder of Munich, and is now Special Cata- loguer to the Department of Paint- ings at the Metropolitan in New York. Her analysis of the motifs was especially interesting to the class, which had plumbed the depths of ig- norance on iconography in the late scheduled quiz. The Vesperbild is a representation of the Virgin and Jesus after His descent from the cross and may not be confused with the Pieta, which is an historical picture of the same event in the Passion, and includes the figures of the Marys and certain of the Apostles. The name, Vesperbild, is derived from the time of day at which this part of the Passion oc- (Contlnuea on rage Three) ^ r
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Penn Home Infusion Team
University of Pennsylvania Health System
Ultima Vez Modificado: 1 de noviembre del 2001
Subcutaneous and intravenous analgesia is a method of giving pain medication constantly to help control your pain and make you more comfortable. Your medication will be infused into your using a Catheter.
Your pain medicine is given constantly via a pump, to keep adequate levels of pain medication in your blood stream. This prevents periods of increased pain that can occur when medication is not given regularly. Your doctor will determine how long you need to be on pain control therapy.
The pain medication comes already mixed. A nurse will replace the cassette as needed. You may have a pump that is programmed to give you extra medication if you need it. This extra amount of medication is called a bolus. Whenever you feel increased pain, you can push the button and receive extra medication or bolus as prescribed by your doctor. If you are not receiving adequate pain relief, call your physician or pharmacist.
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