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quote:That doesn't mean that they should get preferential treatment for EVERY SINGLE GAME OF THE PLAYOFFS. I'm not asking for anything ridiculous. Maybe just one of their 5 games could be in the middle of the afternoon. ONLY ONE. WOULD THAT HURT ANYONE?
quote:How do we know if the Nationals can attract a national audience IF THEY NEVER GET A CHANCE TO ATTRACT ONE?
quote:he's right.
quote:The new 2-3 divisional series is dumb as hell. It fricked the A's. Of course if you're good enough to take advantage of it it's nice.. like the Reds. Still it's stupid to have the team with "homefield advantage" sitting in a 2-0 hole in a best of 5 series before they play one home game.
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quote:The 2010 WS could have gone to November 4. Why was that a problem this season? Game 7 is scheduled for November 1.
quote:That doesn't mean that they should get preferential treatment for EVERY SINGLE GAME OF THE PLAYOFFS
quote:IMO, you have the better record than the team you are playing you get all the games at your place no ifs ands or butts.
quote:understand. but mlb should intervene and make sure the yanks arent on at 730 for all 25 of their playoff games. that's absurd.

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� ' . ' . . The College News VOL. XXIII, No. 11 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1937 ^^{S^^BwsflST1 PRICE 10 CENTS V A. S. U. Emphasizes Action Necessary In Avoiding War \ ______ World Peafee Forces Must Join In Effort Toward Security For A11 Nations STUDENT RESPONSIBLE AS INTERNATIONALIST The necessity of all progressive forees for uniting to preserve peace and freedom was the keystone for dis- cussion held during the second na- tional conference of A. S. U. chapters. Approximately 300 delegates met in' Chicago on December 28, 29 and 30. Bryn Mawr was represented by Ber- tha Goldstein, '38, and Agnes Spencer, '39. Round table discussions on such subjects as student cooperatives and anti-war measures as well as ad- dresses by outside speakers were in- cluded in the session. The*" student's responsibility as an internationalist was emphasized when greetings were extended by Chinese, Mexican and Spanish delegates agree- ing with this idea. Policies were established concerning peace -which recommended uniting with all peace forces in the world in collective secur- ity. In addition the Oxford Pledge, refusing to support -any war under- taken by the government, was en- dorsed. , John Lewis, unable to appear, sent in his speech, which stressed the stu- dents' close affiliation with the prog- ress of labor. Jerome Davis, recently ousted liberal Yale professor, urged that academic freedom be protected against the inroads of Fascism. As far as immediate activity is concerned, it was voted that a mass trip to Washington be planned for February 19. At this time A. S. U. members will lobby for the passage of the American Youth Act, which is an enlargement of the National Youth Act now in effect. Further aspects of the conference will be discussed by the delegates at a meeting of the Bryn Mawr chapter. The stressing of intra-ca/ipus activi- ties with other organizations, the need for political education and the open- ing of a "Spanish drive" on the cam- pus are some of the plans being for- mulated as a result of the conference. COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, January 7.�Inter- national Club tea. Mrs. Mil- dred Chapman will speak. Com- mon Room, 4 p. m. A. S. U. Meeting. Common Room, 7.30 p. m. Dr. Erwin R. Goodenough will speak on Jewish Art in Roman and Byzantine Times. Music Room, 8.30 p. m. Friday,. January 8. � Miss Woodworth will present a vic- trola recital of T. S. Eliot's work. Music Room, 5 p. m. Saturday, January 9. � Phi- losophy Club meeting. Dr. Kurd. Goldstein will speak on Cortical Function. Music Room, 8.30 p. m. Sunday, January 10.� Dra- matic recital of Die Meister- singer "by Florence Fraser. Deanery, B p. m. Monday, January 11. � Miss Agnes Mongan, '27, will speak on .Museum Work. Common Room, 4.30 p. m. Tuesday, January 12. � Non- resident tea. Mr. Karl Anderson will speak on Currency Stabilization. Com: mon Room, 7.30 p. m. Wednesday, January IS.�In- dustrial Gr6up supper. Mr. William Jeanes will speak on Workers' Housing. Common Room, 6.30 p. m. Maids' Dance Gratifies Rhythm-Loving Audience High Point of Dance Program is Whittaker's Tapping Field Trips Initiated In Social Economics Labor Movements Class Tours SKF Ball-Hearing Company, Steel Corporations ' SETTLEMENTS VISITED Field trips, a phrase often heard in connection with geology courses, js no longer limited in its application, but is now an essential part of courses in several departments. The Social Economy Department, in particular, considers field trips necessary as a definite course of activity wherever books prove insufficient for knowledge of existing conditions. Recently, Miss Mildred Fairchild's class in Labor Movements visited the SKF Ball-bearing Company in Phila- delphia and the Allen-Wood Steel Cor- poration in Conshohocken in connec- tion with the study of factories and labor condition's. *^iss Hertha Kraus's class in So- cial'Welfare visited the Heart Hospi- tal in Philadelphia, the University Settlement, the Southwark Settlement and the Eastern Penitentiary. The students who have gone on these trips were impressed by the vivid pictures and greater understanding which they gathered from this first hand con- tact with the problems which they are studying in the class room. Several students in Mr. Herbert Vocational Tea Miss Agnes Mongan, Research As- sistant at the Fogg Art Museum at Cambridge, will speak on Museum Work in the Common Room Monday afternoon, January 11, at 4.45. All those who are interested are cordially invited to attend. Tea.will be served at 4.30. - Spiritual Peace Mark Basis of Bahai Religion Miss Root, Journalist, Describes Progressive Doctrine Perhaps it was the rainy weather which limited the number of people who watched the Maids' and Porters' annual dance in the gymnasium on December 16. Even though the at- tendance was low, the dancing was as rhythmic and complicated as ever. The music, furnished by Marcell Les- sing and his orchestra, spurred on the feet and spirits of both dancers and spectators. Towards the end of the evening two lucky number dances and well applauded exhibitions with partners were conducted. John Whit- taker, inimitable and versatile soloist of Denbigh, performed some of his delightful tap dances. Eleanor Taft, '39, was in charge of the d^nce, assisted by Dorothy Rich- ardson, '39. Blind Students Taught Self-Confidence To Surmount Overwhelming Handicaps .��� Overbrook School Curriculum Includes Manual Training, Social Service - Night gives a peculiarly mediaeval atmosphere to the Blind School. We step from the warm modernity of the Overbrook bus into the past, walk by high walls, grilled gates and come suddenly to a Spanish palace with the moon faintly gilding its dome. We look up at the dome, down through a neat, varniahed door at an operator sitting behind a desk; and up again, trying to recreate an aura of roman- ticism�and failing. The present, al- ways at war with the past, has won. It leads us victoriously to the opera- tor, who being blind, waits for us to speak. She is wonderfully deft, mov- ing her hands over the plugs in front of her with unhesitating skill. Some- times she reads a book, a thick lens in her eye, moving a light, letter by letter, over the large print. But our mission is still unfulfilled. We are assigned to different people, led to different rooms. We may read Ivanhoe to the boy's literature class; one of the boys can see well enough to read slowly to himself, and he races as jirith evident pride. We may dictate laboriously from a book on textiles to a girl who is tak- ing notes in Braille. She can see, but is sparing her eyes as much as pos- sible. She clamps a metal plate on thick paper and punches down rthrough holes in it with a stylus, writ- ing backwards, of course, so that when the paper is turned over it will be covered with small raised dots. They are arranged in different symbols, each symbol corresponding either to a letter or to a whole word. We hope most of all, though, that we will be assigned to Miss Dinsmore, with her Seeing Eye dog, Cleo. Cleo seems still to be in the period of train- ing, she dashes ahead, pulling Miss Dinsmore after her, forgetting to sit down before steps, and being gently reprimanded by one with unseeing eyes, who knows by long experience where the steps will be. We follow them through the dim cloisters into the past again, and back to the pres- ent to a cozy room, with Miss Dins- mbre on a couch, leaning back against the wall, knitting, and Cleo lying alertly at her feet. Sometimes she thinks she has dropped a stitch and hands to the knitting to "us. "It looks all right," we say, and give it back to her. "All right? I wasn't quite sure." When the bell rings she feels the hands of her wrist watch for the time. If we turn to the administration of the Blind School, we find that its pur- pose is entirely educational. Its cur- riculum, followed for the most 4�art by children who have been blind from birth, extends from kindergarten to the third year of high school, includ- ing practical courses like manual training and music. The school also provides for older people who have be- come blind through illness. M. R. M. in Miller's classes attended the Folk Festival at the Academy of Music in order to compare the culture patterns of the 12 nationalities that were rep- resented on the stage. It was dis- covered that one of the Norwegian folk dances was imported from Po- land and that one of the Greek melo- dies had been carried over into the Russian folk songs, in this way illus- trating the spread and fusion of various culture patterns. In connection with the study of religions, these pupils also attended services in various churches in the city. On these trips, the students travel in a social level with which some are unfamiliar, and see for themselves almost as many foreign traits on this side of the Atlantic Ocean as can be found on the other side. Mrs. Use Forest feels that for as vital a subject as education, field trips are a necessary supplement to class work. �' Her students have vis- ited the Germantown Friends' School, (the South Philadelphia High School for Girls, and the Friends' Central School. The value of these visits lies in the renewal of familiarity with the methods of teaching in the lower schools after having lost this contact for as long as four years. The class in Educational Psycho- logy has also observed groups of chil- dren at the Bryn Mawr School *and the Bryn Mawr Educational Clinic being tested for defects and educa- tional achievement Taylor Hall, Room B, December 16. �Miss Martha Root, journalist and member of the Bahai religion, outlinuil before Mr. Miller's class in Social Anthropology the major points of the religious movement stared by Baha' u'llah in Persia about 1868. The founder of the new creed was a Mohammedan, but he rejected the principles of his own religion to teach the unity of all beliefs. Baha'u'llah promulgated a doctrine of emancipa- tion for women, universal peace, un- restricted education and a great league of nations. He taught his fol- lowers to believe in all the prophets from Zoroaster to Mohammed because by the revelations of all the prophets the civilization of the world moves forward. In defense of these prin- ciples he spent many years in prison and was finally executed. The religious movement continued, lowcver, and is led today by his great- grandson, Shogi Effendi. In America many converts have been made and religious committees are established in all large cities. - Dr. Powell Analyses Perilous Position of Supreme Court Its Veto Should be on Grounds Of Policy, Not Based Literally On Constitution CURBING OF COURTS' POWER IS EXPLAINED Self-Gov of Nineties Troubled by Banjos Chaperones Were "Decidedly" in Order for Theatre COUNT NEUDEGG GIVES FIRST SKIING LESSON Gymnasium, January B.�Count Walter Neudegg, of Salzburg, met a large group of students for the first of a series'of ten lessons in skiing technique which will be given every Tuesday night at 9. The lessons are free, and the athletic department hopes that everyone interested in ski- ing will take advantage of them. Count Neudegg is himself a skiing expert, and has taught in the Tyrol, Switzerland and Italy. When there is snow he will come on week-ends to demonstrate and help students in ac- tual practice, and if there is enough interest, will organize trips to the Poconos. Mrs. Chapman, Recipient of Peace Prize, to Speak Members of the International Re- lations Club will be the guests of Mrs. Frederick Manning at tea in the Com- mon Room this Thursday. Mrs. Mil- dred Chapman, the recipient of the Peace Scholarship of American Wom- en's Clubs Overseas, will speak. The chief problems which con- cerned the Self-Government Board in the "gay nineties" seemed to be: con- trol of noise, which included "much trouble caused by playing banjos in quiet hours": other regulations conj- quiet hours." Other regulations com- pelled students to wear their "hair hanging only when securely tied or braided," to be otherwise neatly dressed, and decreed that "theatre, etc., in the evening with a man is de- cidedly to be chaperoned." . Teas in the hall had to "be very carefully chaperoned," and Broad Street Station�hardly a spot for mad cap gaiety�was the only place where a student might lunch or dine in town unchaperoned. As a great concession it was admitted that "through cour- tesy to their hostess" students might be forced to break chaperonage rules, but this act of leniency is followed closely by this stern if somewhat naive sentence: "Going away from college with the express purpose of breaking a rule is directly contrary to the spirit of~the association." It is in the.question of dress that the board was really severe with our simple sisters of the nineties. "No fancy dress shall be worn in the din- ing room" (discouraging all Tyrolean suits evidently). And on Sunday morning "students shall not go off campus before dinner without hats." But what made us feel most sorry for our regimented forerunners was this statement: "No men's clothes, bathing caps (what is particularly offensive about a bathing cap?), or bloomers shall be worn by the students on the campus or in the public parts of the halls, at any time, without being com- pletely covered." Athletics, it seems, must have been a rather muffled up affair. A rather surprising rule is this one: "flowers or branches may not be taken in large quantities from the surrounding country without direct permission." Has the aesthetic sense of Bryn Mawrters become less keen in the last thirty years so that the rule is no longer necessary, or did this rule combat some particularly up-and-coming undergraduate who had improved the ^shining hours by Continued on Pace Three Taylor Hall, December 16.�Taking "Constitutional Problems of Roose- velt's Second Term" for his topic, Dr. Thomas Reed Powell, newly elected President of the American Political Science Association and Langdell Pro- fessor of Law at Harvard, addressed the politics classes on Wednesday, De- cember 10, in Room F, Taylor. 'The message from Cambridge," said Dr. Powell, "is that the Supreme Court is in a precarious position, and will lose all power unless it behaves as decenf people." A brief resume of English Consti- tutional history and its curbing of au- tocracy led into a discussion of Ameri- ca's autocracy�the Supreme Court, and the branding of "Nine Old Men" as a "shameful Ijpok." The only way to deal with autocracy, Dr. Powell quoted, is to curb it. Although four of the men do not count, the veto of the Supreme Court, like that of the English House of Lords, or the Presi- dent, ought to be a veto on ground of policy, not because of their own views on the policy, and not as a literal in- terpretation of the constitutional wording. The present job of the Supreme Court as regarding its own existence, is to take such action as to forestall legislation designed to curb its power. A review of the decisions of the past few years explained the present talk of curbing the court's power. Only two major policies were ac- cepted, and these not wholeheartedly, namely the Gold Clause and the T. V. A. There were two unanimous dis- sents, the N. R. A. and the- Farm Mortgage Act. On the Railway Pen- sion Act, the Municipal Bankruptcy Act, The Guffey Coal Act, and the A. A. A., there were 5-4 or C-3 vetoes. Since the election, the court has been better. Mr. Justice Owen Rob- erts, on the Working Men's Compen- sation Act, came over to the liberals, and the vote was 4-4, due to Clark's illness. It is questionable, said Dr. Powell, whether Justice Roberts has learned something, is capable of a "sensible idea himself," or whether he has been coerced by the election results. If the latter, Dr. Powell fe/fcls his liberal attitude will not remaii Continued on Page Three Public Affairs School Offers Scholarships College Graduates May Receive Apprenticeship Training The National Institute of Public Affairs has announced that it will again extend scholarships for Federal Government interne training to ap- proximately thirty candidates. Not only is this program intended to be useful tor those who propose to enter, public affairs, but.it will be practic- ally applicable for business men and teachers of social sciences. The course, covering a full academic year, will include experience as un- salaried assistants to Federal Govern- ment officials; weekly discussions with legislators, press correspondents^usi- ness men and others related to cur- rently important problems; individual supervision, and in some cases gradu- ate seminars, in government. To be eligible, a candidate must have a bachelor'8 degree from a recognized college where he achieved a high scho- lastic standing. An endorsement of candidacy signed by the head of the last institution attended should ac- company all applications. These may be obtained from the Scholarship Com- mittee, National Institute of Public Affairs, 400 Investment Building, Washington, D. C All applications must be received by March 16. '. ~T
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A year ago, the walls of Tony Hsieh's apartment overlooking downtown Las Vegas were plastered in Post-it notes and maps of the area as he began to brainstorm what the city's Fremont East neighborhood could become with the proper attention and investment.
Now those plans are coming to fruition, and over the next six months the district will see rapid development. Already, new businesses have opened, construction projects have broken ground, tech firms have relocated — and that's just a hint of what's to come.
"Now that the land acquisition part of it is mostly done, we're focusing more on building stuff or renovating space," said Hsieh, CEO of Zappos.com and founder of the Downtown Project, a $350 million community investment fund he has bankrolled to help transform the downtown area of Las Vegas into a vibrant, community-focused place to work and live.
"In 2013, we will make monumental strides [in the development of the downtown area] simply because a lot of the infrastructure we've been planning for the last 12 months will finally start coming online this year," said Fred Mossler, Zappos' head of merchandising who is also an investor in the Downtown Project and serves as a strategist and mentor. "That's only going to increase the energy level and activity downtown."
A major part of the plan is the relocation of Zappos' corporate offices to the Fremont East neighborhood, in the former City Hall building. While the company's formal move of its roughly 1,500 employees won't occur until September, several projects are already off the ground, thanks to funding and support from the Downtown Project.
For example, in October, chef Natalie Young opened downtown restaurant Eat, and the lifelong aspiration has already turned into a profitable reality.
"Natalie had worked as a chef at The Hard Rock Casino for 10 years, working in the 24/7 Café," Hsieh said. "She was about to leave town and move to Santa Fe, N.M., when I met her. I ran into her in a coffee shop and basically through a serendipitous interaction, we started talking. It turned out her lifelong dream was to open her own breakfast-and-lunch place. That has been open for a few months and is doing close to double their original projections [for business]."
And in January, Stitch Factory, a co-working fashion space, opened its doors. The facility gives fledgling designers access to machinery and materials that otherwise might be cost-prohibitive. It also offers community classes on fashion design, pattern-making and sewing.
Mossler said the Stitch Factory could be the seed that helps the area blossom into a full-fledged garment district, and talks are under way with potential business partners to bring apparel manufacturing to the area.
Hsieh also has been in discussions with companies interested in manufacturing footwear in the area. "We're still finalizing things, but hopefully we can announce that in the next month or two," he said.
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Nisperos said she only stocks a small amount of women's shoes, though she often helps clients find matching footwear on the Zappos website. "We'll sit with them and help them through their order," she said.
A few blocks away, Shipping Container Park — an outdoor shopping area where 40 businesses, ranging from restaurants and specialty food shops to retail stores — will inhabit low-cost space, is under construction and slated to open in July.
"We look at [the park] as a place to incubate businesses," Mossler said. "It will give entrepreneurs the chance to have a small space. They don't need to sign a lease for five years and make a bunch of capital improvements. They'll be able to test out their concept and, if it works, we'll be able to provide them with a larger space somewhere downtown."
At the center of the park is a play area for children. On the dome covering the space, a 3-D scene will be projected, while an outdoor stage is set to host a variety of music and entertainment events.
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Also under construction is the Inspire Theatre, a 150-seat facility designed to showcase speakers discussing a range of topics. "It's all about the idea that visiting downtown will make you smarter," Mossler said, adding that the space will also include a coffee shop and a rooftop bar.
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All eyes are on the Rolling Stones as they size up the offers for a 2013 tour. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards both talked openly to Rolling Stone about how the band plans to play out their 51st year. Keith Richards admitted that the 50th anniversary held little allure for commemoration, saying, "Nostalgia is not this band's strong point. It was almost kicking and screaming to get us to this 50-year thing. We eventually realized it was a good time to put things together again. 'Hey, 51 years? Don't give a s***.' Mick took the longest to come along. He was there with it, but it was always 'Give me another reason.' I know Charlie (Watts) didn't need persuading. He just wanted to make sure Mick wanted to do it."
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Mick Jagger maintains that whether or not the band would salute their golden anniversary was never really in question -- but how they would do it was: "It wasn't really a debate. I originally said, 'We can do anything. We can do one club show, if you want.' But I always imagined it was going to be brief."
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Keith Richards shed some light on how the corporate side of the Stones works these days, telling Britain's The One Show, that the band's meetings couldn't be farther away from sex, drugs, and rock n' roll: "We meet in meeting rooms (laughs). And it's also ludicrously formal; a table with a pen and pad -- and a couple of lawyers -- and then it usually degenerates into, like, a farce."
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2. | (tr) to punish by striking; flog |
3. | to move or cause to move up and down; flap: the bird beat its wings heavily |
4. | (intr) to throb rhythmically; pulsate: her heart beat fast |
5. | (tr) to make (one's way) by or as if by blows: she beat her way out of the crowd |
6. | cookery to stir or whisk (an ingredient or mixture) vigorously |
7. | to shape, make thin, or flatten (a piece of metal) by repeated blows |
8. | (tr) music to indicate (time) by the motion of one's hand, baton, etc, or by the action of a metronome |
9. | to produce (a sound or signal) by or as if by striking a drum |
10. | to sound or cause to sound, by or as if by beating: beat the drums! |
11. | to overcome (an opponent) in a contest, battle, etc |
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13. | (tr) to arrive or finish before (someone or something); anticipate or forestall: they set off early to beat the rush hour |
14. | (tr) to form (a path or track) by repeatedly walking or riding over it |
15. | to scour (woodlands, coverts, or undergrowth) so as to rouse game for shooting |
16. | slang (tr) to puzzle or baffle: it beats me how he can do that |
17. | (intr) physics (of sounds or electrical signals) to combine and produce a pulsating sound or signal |
18. | (intr) nautical to steer a sailing vessel as close as possible to the direction from which the wind is blowing |
19. | slang chiefly (US) (tr) to cheat or defraud: he beat his brother out of the inheritance |
20. | beat about the bush to avoid the point at issue; prevaricate |
21. | beat a retreat to withdraw or depart in haste |
22. | slang (often imperative) beat it to go away |
23. | beat one's breast See breast |
24. | slang beat someone's brains out to kill by knocking severely about the head |
25. | informal beat someone to it to reach a place or achieve an objective before someone else |
26. | (Brit) beat the bounds (formerly) to define the boundaries of a parish by making a procession around them and hitting the ground with rods |
27. | slang can you beat it?, can you beat that? an expression of utter amazement or surprise |
—n | |
28. | a stroke or blow |
29. | the sound made by a stroke or blow |
30. | a regular sound or stroke; throb |
31. | a. an assigned or habitual round or route, as of a policeman or sentry |
b. (as modifier): beat police officers | |
32. | the basic rhythmic unit in a piece of music, usually grouped in twos, threes, or fours |
33. | a. pop or rock music characterized by a heavy rhythmic beat |
b. (as modifier): a beat group | |
34. | physics the low regular frequency produced by combining two sounds or electrical signals that have similar frequencies |
35. | horology the impulse given to the balance wheel by the action of the escapement |
36. | prosody the accent, stress, or ictus in a metrical foot |
37. | nautical a course that steers a sailing vessel as close as possible to the direction from which the wind is blowing |
38. | a. the act of scouring for game by beating |
b. the organized scouring of a particular woodland so as to rouse the game in it | |
c. the woodland where game is so roused | |
39. | short for beatnik |
40. | fencing a sharp tap with one's blade on an opponent's blade to deflect it |
41. | (modifier, often capital) of, characterized by, or relating to the Beat Generation: a beat poet; beat philosophy |
—adj | |
42. | slang (postpositive) totally exhausted |
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beat (bēt)
v. beat, beat·en (bēt'n), beat·ing, beats
To strike repeatedly.
To pulsate; throb.
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Cervicitis is swelling (inflammation) of the end of the uterus (cervix ).
Cervical inflammation; Inflammation - cervix
Cervicitis is most often caused by an infection that is caught during sexual activity. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) that can cause cervicitis include:
Other things that can cause cervicitis include::
Cervicitis is very common. It affects more than half of all women at some point during their adult life. Risks include:
Bacteria (such as staphylococcus and streptococcus) and too much growth of normal bacteria in the vagina (bacterial vaginosis) can also cause cervicitis.
Note: There may be no symptoms. Women who may be at risk for chlamydia should be tested for this infection, even if they do not have symptoms
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Rarely, colposcopy and biopsy of the cervix is necessary.
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Hormonal therapy (with estrogen or progesterone) may be used in women who have reached menopause.
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Most of the time, simple cervicitis usually heals with treatment if the cause is found and there is a treatment for that cause.
Cervicitis may last for months to years. Cervicitis may lead to pain with intercourse (dyspareunia).
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Things you can do to reduce your risk of cervicitis include:
Eckert LO, Lentz GM. Infections of the lower genital tract In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 23.
Zeimet A, McBride DR, Basilan R, Roland WE, McCrary D, Hoonmo K. Infectious diseases. In: Rakel RE, ed. Textbook of Family Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 16.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment Guidelines, 2010. MMWR. 2010;59(No. RR-12)
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The erythropoietin test measures the amount of a hormone called erythropoietin (EPO) in blood.
The hormone tells stem cells in the bone marrow to make more red blood cells. EPO is made by cells in the kidney. These cells release more EPO when blood oxygen levels are low.
See also: Reticulocyte count
Serum erythropoietin; EPO
A blood sample is needed. For information on how this is done, see: Venipuncture
No special preparation is necessary.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
This test may be used to help determine the cause of anemia, polycythemia (high red blood cell count) or other bone marrow disorders.
A change in red blood cells will affect the release of EPO. For example, persons with anemia have too few red blood cells, so more EPO is produced.
The normal range is 0-19 milliunits per milliliter (mU/mL).
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Increased EPO levels may be due to secondary polycythemia, an overproduction of red blood cells that occurs in response to an event such as low blood oxygen levels. This may happen at high altitudes or, rarely, because of a tumor that releases EPO.
Lower-than-normal EPO levels may be seen in chronic kidney failure , anemia of chronic disease , or polycythemia vera .
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Kremyanskaya M, Najfeld V, Mascarenhas J, Hoffman R. The polycythemias. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, Heslop HE, Weitz JI, Anastasi J, et al, eds. Hoffman Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2013:chap 67.
Kaushansky K. Hematopoiesis and hematopoietic growth factors. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 159.
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Hello Richard, our order has arrived today! It was so fast! Great job, thank you so much.What lovely, fantastic products! Our company smells wonderful from your products, like Maui
Monica Pfäffli, Harmony World GmbH, Switzerland
Aloha! My husband bought a bar of your pineapple soap at the airport on our way home from Australia - (he had already purchased 16 bars of tropical soap earlier) when i mentioned how many he already had he stated that 'this one smells the best - it's like real pineapple!' So, we came home and he started using some of the other soaps and in the last week opened your Clearly Hawaiian Pineapple soap and i haven't heard the end of since - and yes, i most heartily agree you have the best soaps!!!
Rosemary Robinson