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In 1895 W.C. Roentgen invented roentgenograms, which today are simply referred to as x-rays or radiographs. Although x-rays have evolved over the years, the principle remains the same - except - today's techniques utilize only a fraction of the x-ray dose required in the early days of radiology.
Truly, x-ray technology is the 'workhorse' of fundamental diagnostic imaging. Testing is fast, easy, and painless. Radiographs are produced by means of a source that radiates x-rays through a particular body part (e.g. spine). As the x-rays pass through the body they are weakened by the many types and levels of tissue encountered. That is why bony structures appear more prominently (e.g. whiter) than soft tissue - bone is denser and absorbs a greater amount of radiation. The energy is directed into a film cassette that has been placed into a receptacle under/behind the targeted body part. The film is exposed and developed in much the same manner as a photograph.
Figure 1:
AP (Anterior/Posterior) X-Ray of
Lumbar (L1) Burst Fracture
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Lateral X-Ray of L1 Burst Fracture
X-rays are performed in many types of medical facilities such as a hospital, imaging center, or physician's office. If previous imaging studies (x-rays, CT scans, MRIs) pertinent to the diagnosis are available, those should be presented to the radiologist the day of the study.
There are certain questions the x-ray technician will ask the patient - some of these questions are listed below and should be discussed with the referring physician prior to the day of the test:
- Are you pregnant?
- Are you allergic to contrast agents (e.g. iodine, IVP)?
- Do you wear permanent eyeliner?
- Do you have a pacemaker, artificial hip/knee, or other metal implants?
Patient preparation depends on the type of x-ray the referring physician has ordered. Some x-rays require an injection of a contrast medium to enhance the images. The patient will be made aware of the type of test and whether any form of preparation is required.
The patient will be instructed to remove any metal objects (e.g. jewelry, hearing aids, hairpins) and change into a gown. Next, the radiology technician positions the patient properly on the table. In some cases, the technician will drape or have the patient wear a lead apron. The apron shields and protects other body parts from radiation.
It is important the patient remain still. The technician leaves the room to enter the adjacent control room. During the imaging process, the patient will be asked to hold their breath for several seconds. When the test is done, the patient is instructed to dress and wait while the images are reviewed. In some cases, additional x-rays are required.
A radiologist, a doctor whose specialty is diagnostic imaging, carefully examines the x-rays and prepares a report for the referring physician documenting the findings.
Figure 3: X-Ray of 13 Year Old Female with Scoliosis
Figure 4: X-Ray of Thoracic (T11-T12) Fracture


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Party Function Celebration Feast dream interpretations
Feast Dream Explanation
— Dreaming it is a
day means worries will be over and joy and ease will return.
Feast of Immolation Dream Explanation
— (Hajj; Eid-ul Adha;
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of breaking the fast of Ramadan in a dream means overcoming depression, dispelling stress, regaining joy, ease in one's life, acceptance of one's prayers, repentance from sin, recovering one's losses, relief, finding a lost object, prosperity, comfort, spending money and exchanging gifts. (Also see
of Immolation)
Festival Dream Explanation
— (See Ashura;
of Breaking the fast;
of Immolation)
Celebrations Dream Explanation
— (See
of Breaking the Fast;
of Immolation)
Islamic festivals Dream Explanation
— (See
of Breaking the Fast;
of Immolation)
Muslims festivals Dream Explanation
— (See
of Breaking the Fast;
of Immolation)
Wedding Dream Explanation
— There are conflicting views on this symbol. In general, a wedding ceremony is not a happy dream. But all depends on whether the person is holding it or is invited to it and on whether the
is silent or tumultuous.
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in which dancing or any form of entertainment takes place heralds a tragedy. A particularly bad omen is the zaghrouda, the strident, long-drawn, and trilling shrill produced by Arab women by moving the tongue with the rapidity of the drumstick of an electric bell as a manifestation of joy. One zaghrouda means minor worries.
• A person giving a wedding party: Catastrophe.
• Being invited to a wedding ceremony: Joy and happiness, provided no food or banquet is seen.
• Organizing or looking after the preparations of a wedding party: Some members of the dreamer's family will attend his funeral.
• If the wedding ceremony takes place in a house where a person is ill: The latter will die.
Eid Dream Explanation
— (arb. Celebration; Festival. See Five times prayers)
Festival of sacrifice Dream Explanation
— (See
of Immolation)
Greater Bairam Dream Explanation
— (See
of Immolation)
Eid-ul Filr Dream Explanation
— (See
of Breaking the Fast)
Lesser Bairam Dream Explanation
— (See
of breaking the fast)
Hajj Dream Explanation
— (arb. See
of Immolation; Pilgrimage; Responding; Umrah)
Immolation Dream Explanation
— (See
of Immolation; Manumission; Offering; Sacrifice; Slave)
Bairam Dream Explanation
— (turk. See Manumission; Festival of Breaking the Fast;
of Immolation)
Gillyflower Dream Explanation
— (bot. Carnation; Garden heliotrope; Wallflower) In a dream, gillyflowers signify the death of a newborn, a
that will not culminate in peace, a short lived happiness, a new job that will be quickly terminated, or they could mean wearing stylish clothing, or treasuring the art effects of another culture.
Reciting Surah Nahl Dream Explanation
— The one who reads it in his dream, his rizq will be safeguarded. He will be included amongst the
of the beloved Prohet (Sallallaahu-alayhi-wasallam) even though he did not witness his company.
Eid ul Adha Dream Explanation
— (arb. See Immolation;
of Immolation; Five times prayers)
Night of power Dream Explanation
— (The night in which the Holy Quran was revealed.) Seeing and experiencing the night of power in a dream means that one's wish will come true, even if one desired a kingdom or a great treasure. The same interpretation applies for seeing a
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In international relations, an equilibrium of power sufficient to discourage or prevent one nation or party from imposing its will on or interfering with the interests of another. The term came into use at the end of the Napoleonic Wars to denote the power relationships in the European state system. Until World War I, Britain played the role of balancer in a number of shifting alliances. After World War II, a Northern Hemisphere balance of power pitted the U.S. and its allies (see NATO) against the Soviet Union and its satellites (see Warsaw Pact) in a bipolar balance of power backed by the threat of nuclear war. China's defection from the Soviet camp to a nonaligned but covertly anti-Soviet stance produced a third node of power. With the Soviet Union's collapse (1991), the U.S. and its NATO allies were recognized universally as the world's paramount military power.
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Dr. Neil Martin, M.D., FAANS, chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at UCLA and Director of the Aneurysm and AVM Program discusses how to manage unruptured aneurysms and latest updates in aneurysm treatments. View webinar video » | ||||
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Latest Treatments for Uterine Fibroids |
UCLA OB/GYN Christopher Tarnay, MD, discusses uterine fibroids, a very common condition in women. He also outline the latest in treatment options including uterine sparing surgery, focused ultrasound and medical treatment. Dr. Tarnay also cover the best practices in care, including robotic- assisted surgery and morcellation. View webinar video » | ||||
Female and Fabulous: Why Every Woman Needs an OB/GYN |
UCLA OB/GYN Angela Valle, MD, explores why every woman needs a gynecologist, what to expect from your visit for your stage in life, new preventative care screening guidelines and treatment options for gynecological issues. View webinar video » | ||||
Latest Advances in the Treatment of Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) |
UCLA reproductive endocrinologist, Daniel Dumesic, MD, discusses the latest advances in treating common clinical problems experienced by women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). He also addresses how to identify PCOS in women at an early age and formulate an appropriate management plan for these women that fulfills their needs over time.View webinar video » | ||||
Straight Talk about Sexually Transmitted Diseases |
UCLA OB/GYN Leena Nathan, MD, explores sexually transmitted diseases - their causes, diagnoses, treatments and prevention. She will also address issues concerning minors, including consents when seeking medical treatment and laws about reporting sexual relationships. View webinar video » | ||||
Pediatrics |
Does my Child Have Asthma and How Should it be Treated? |
UCLA pediatric pulmonologist Sande Okelo, MD, PhD, discusses the diagnosis and treatment of asthma in children. View webinar video » | ||||
Winter Illnesses in Children: Prevention and Treatment |
UCLA otolaryngologist Nina Shapiro, MD, discusses what parents can do to keep their children healthy this season. All children get colds, and they seem to be more frequent and prolonged in the fall and winter months.View webinar video » | ||||
Circumcision - Indications, Controversies, Complications, and More |
UCLA Pediatric Urologist, Dr. Jennifer Singer as she discusses current recommendations, techniques and controversies surrounding circumcision.View webinar video » | ||||
Plastic Surgery |
The Modern Approach to Rhinoplasty: What Every Patient Should Know |
UCLA Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgeon, Jason Roostaeian, MD, discusses rhinoplasty (nose reshaping) surgery, including cosmetic versus functional, closed versus open, and primary versus secondary rhinoplasty. He will review new techniques, who are candidates for surgery, and answer questions about costs and recovery.View webinar video » | ||||
Urology/Prostate Cancer |
Prostate Cancer 101 |
UCLA urologist Christopher Saigal, MD, introduces viewers to the basics of prostate cancer, including anatomy, risk factors and common misconceptions. View webinar video » | ||||
Prostate Cancer - Now What? |
UCLA Urologist, Stuart Holden, MD, discusses prostate cancer and the latest treatment options.View webinar video » | ||||
Technologies to Treat Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia |
UCLA urologist Christopher Saigal, MD, discusses the latest minimally invasive technologies to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia (enlarged prostate gland), which causes significant lifestyle and health problems for some men. Dr. Saigal also discusses medical and dietary changes that help reduce the impact of this condition.View webinar video » | ||||
Innovations in Treating Bladder and Kidney Cancer |
UCLA urologist, Karim Chamie, MD, MSHS, discusses new cancer treatments that do not require the unnecessary removal of the kidney or bladder. View webinar video » | ||||
Robotic Assisted Partial Nephrectomy |
UCLA urologist Jim Hu, MD, discusses the contemporary management and treatment of small kidney masses, including surveillance, robotic and minimally invasive approaches, and thermal ablation.View webinar video » | ||||
MRI for Prostate Cancer Management |
UCLA radiology expert Daniel Margolis, MD, discusses how magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be used in the detection, characterization, staging and management of prostate cancer.View webinar video » | ||||
Signs and Symptoms of Prostate Cancer - A Physician's and Patient's Perspective |
UCLA urologist Mark S. Litwin, MD, MPH, and his patient, former Major League Baseball player Steve Garvey, discuss prostate cancer. Learn about the tests, treatments and latest advancements in prostate cancer care from Dr. Litwin and hear a patient's perspective.View webinar video » | ||||
State-of-the-Art Treatment for Overactive Bladder and Urge Incontinence |
UCLA urology expert Ja-Hong Kim, MD, as she discusses symptoms, diagnosis and treatments for overactive bladder and urge incontinence.View webinar video » | ||||
Latest Advances and Treatments for Kidney Stones |
UCLA Urology expert Gregory S. Jack, MD, discusses the latest treatment options for kidney stones. Dr. Jack will discuss prevention, diagnosis, medical and surgical treatments, and follow-up. View webinar video » | ||||
Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer |
UCLA Urologist Dr. Chris Saigal discusses the latest imaging technology and how to make it a safe alternative to invasive treatment of prostate cancer. View webinar video » |
Testicular Cancer Webinar |
Mark S. Litwin, MD, chair of Urology at UCLA, discusses the latest testicular cancer treatments and how to check for testicular cancer. View webinar video » | ||||
Transplantation |
What is a Kidney Exchange? |
UCLA transplant surgeon Jeffrey Veale, MD, discusses the UCLA Kidney Exchange program at UCLA. A kidney exchange is an innovative twist on efforts aimed at increasing the donor pool by giving people who are unable to receive a kidney from a loved one or friend the opportunity to still receive a kidney through an exchange between incompatible donor-recipient pairs.View webinar video » |
Wellness |
Cholesterol and Your Health |
UCLA family medicine physician Belis Aladag, MD, discusses the basics of cholesterol. She also discusses how cholesterol can contribute to heart attacks and stroke, and ways to reduce the risks. View webinar video » | ||||
Opioid Addiction and its Treatment |
UCLA physician Belis Aladag, MD, MPH , discusses opioid (prescription pain killers, heroin, etc.) dependence and available treatments. Methadone maintenance and buprenorphine (Suboxone, Subutex) therapy will be discussed in detail as the two most successful treatment modalities for this prevalent public health issue. View webinar video » | ||||
Advanced Directives: Planning Ahead |
Neil Wenger, M.D., Director of the UCLA Healthcare Ethics Center, discusses the importance of having an advance directive, choosing a surrogate decision-maker and communicating your preferences now for future medical care. View webinar video » | ||||
Targeting Brain Inflammation to Treat Methamphetamine Addiction |
UCLA addiction and internal medicine physician Keith Heinzerling, MD., medical director of the UCLA Center for Behavioral and Addiction Medicine, discusses new research aimed at reducing brain inflammation to improve brain function and reduce relapse in patients being treated for methamphetamine addiction.View webinar video » | ||||
Radiation Therapy for Brain Tumors - December 19, 2013 |
UCLA radiation oncologist Tania Kaprealian, MD, discusses various radiation therapy modalities used to treat brain tumors, including treatment planning and side effects.View webinar video » |


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AppleCare, and more specifically AppleCare Plus are pretty much a joke. Apple Care Plus If you read the terms of AppleCare plus...
AppleCare+ for iPhone extends repair coverage and technical support to two years from the original purchase date of your iPhone and adds coverage for up to two incidents of accidental damage due to handling, each subject to a $49 service fee.
Which means that after you pay Extra for the AppleCare Plus on your iPhone, you still have to pay $49 if you break it... AND you only get that super discounted price of $49 twice. What kind of extended warranty is that?


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Details of Surrey County FA referee courses that will take place in the summer are shown below. Awarded by The Football Association, this course involves a minimum of 16 hours of tutorial, plus 6 officiated games at 9v9 or 11v11 level which are part of the course. This provides an introduction to the Laws of the Game as well as developing the practical skills required to be a referee. Places on the courses will be allocated to those with a Surrey address first. Out of County applicants will be allocated a place if space is available.
The FA Safeguarding Children in Football Workshop for this course is on 2nd February
Woking Course Starts 21st February, Exam 28th February
The FA Safeguarding Children in Football Workshop for this courses is 16th February
Those aged under 16 and over who referee in youth football will need an FA CRC (Criminal Records Check
If you have an enquiry please email email@example.com
Course Information for 9v9/11v11 Football
Minimum Age: 14 Years
Course Duration: 16 Hours (plus officiating 6 matches to fully qualify)
Price: Online Booking £130 Per Candidate (plus FA CRB if required)
Frequency: Approximately 15 Courses run across the County across the year
Pre-requisites: None
Who is this course for?
The Basic Refereeing Course is ideally suited to you if you are interested in becoming a referee in the 11 v 11 game both in youth and adult football. You should also consider this course if you currently coach or volunteer and have an interest in refereeing games within your club or league. This course can be viewed as the first, crucial step to you developing as a referee before progressing through the various levels of refereeing.
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During your time on this course, a total of 5 separate modules will be covered. This will be a combination of classroom and practical based elements which include putting your refereeing knowledge and training into practice by completing 6 matches as a trainee referee. Details of the 5 modules covered on the course are;
Module 1 – Introduction
Laws of the game
The role of the referee
Skills to control a game of football
Module 2 – Practical
Positioning & movement (set piece & open play)
Managing game situations
Signals & Communication techniques
Application of the Laws of the Game
The FA Safeguarding Workshop
The FA RESPECT programme
Module 3 – Examination
Multiple choice questions/exam (classroom)
DVD Exam (classroom) Practical Exam (Outdoors)
Module 4 – Refereeing
6 games (must be 9v9 or 11v11) to establish knowledge & practicalities
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In-Service Training Event
Presentation of Certificates
Having completed the course successfully, you will qualify as an FA Registered Referee and receive a personalised FA Certificate.
How do I find out when the next available course is on?
You can find a list of Basic Refereeing Courses below however new course dates can often be announced and occasionally existing course dates/venues are subject to change.
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Patch 4.3: Background downloader now available {WoW}
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Pandaren can't be DKs? Boo.
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[926] Morphologic Features of 184 Gleason Score (GS) 7 Prostate Cancers (PC) with Regional Lymph Node Metastases (LN+) at Radical Prostatectomy (RP)
Oleksandr N Kryvenko, Nilesh Gupta, Daniel Schultz, Juan Gomez, Nilam Virani, Zhaoli Lane, Jonathan I Epstein. Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
Background: Only a small percentage of GS7 PC at RP has LN+ and little is known about the pathological findings associated with LN+ in these cases.
Design: We analyzed 184 GS7 LN+ RPs from 2 institutions (2000-2011). A 1:1 Gleason and stage-matched control group without LN metastasis (LN-) was used. Remote tumor foci were defined as satellites with the same morphology as in dominant tumor; otherwise they were interpreted as multifocal.
Results: The LN+ group included GS347 (n=64), GS437 (n=66), GS347 with tertiary 5 (n=10), and GS437 with tertiary 5 (n=44). Pathologic stages were: pT2 (n=16), pT3a (n=77), pT3b (n=91). No difference in age was seen between LN+ and LN- cases. Mean preoperative PSA was higher in LN+ (12.2) vs LN- (8.1) cases, p=0.001. Mean percentage of positive biopsy cores was 59.1 % in LN+ compared to 42.9 % in LN-, p=0.0001. LN+ cases showed more non-focal extraprostatic extension (EPE) than LN- (89% vs. 68%, p=0.0001). LN+ cases showed more GS4 poorly formed and cribriform pattern; glomeruloid, fused, and mucinous GS4 was more typical for LN- cases (all p<0.05). pT3b LN+ cases showed extensive SV invasion with EPE and lymphovascular invasion (LVI) in SV, in LN- cases tumor invaded SV focally without LVI in SV. Graded subjectively as 1-3, nuclear size (2.03 vs 1.63, p=0.0001), nucleolar size (1.63 vs 1.45, p=0.002) and distribution (1.64 vs 1.45, p=0.005) varied in LN+ vs. LN-; no difference in nuclear pleomorphism was seen. Other morphologic findings are in table (IDC = intraductal spread).
Prostate Weight (p=0.008) | Number of LNs (p<0.0001) | Tumor Volume (p<0.0001) | LVI (p<0.00001) | IDC (p<0.0001) | pT3a/pT3b (p<0.0001) | Satellites (p=0.002) | |
LN+ | 13.4 gms. | 13.4 | 28.9% | 79.3% | 42.4% | 77/91 | 12.5 |
LN- | 9.4 gms. | 9.4 | 14.8% | 38.9% | 21.2% | 142/27 | 3.9 |


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Version three! Each time I listen to this song, I hear something else that I never before and this tab goes back to the drawing board. I am quite sure this time, however, that am at least 85% accurate. If not, I give up on this song. Intro Riff e-----------------------------------------| b-----------------------------------------| g--9--9--9-7-----9--9--9-7----9--9--9-7---| d--8--8--8-6-----8--8--8-6----8--8--8-6---| a--7--7--7-5-----7--7--7-5----7--7--7-5---| e-------------0-------------0-----------0-| e-------------------------------------------| b-------------------------------------------| g-/14--14--14-14----------------------------| d-/13--13--13-13----------------------------| a-/12--12--12-12----------------------------| e-------------------------------------------| Verse Chords: E:x799xx D:x577xx C:x355xx A:x022xx E D C What did (you say you'd) find A D Then come, come, come, get the hell inside E D C You can close your eyes A D Well you might as well commit suicide E D C D Wait for me because I waited for you E D C D No that's not what you should do A C Don't hate me 'cause I don't hate you E D C Insane eyes (no chords) You made me realise The rest of the song is basically alternating between the introduction and the verse. the noise section, just make about 30 seconds of white hiss in whatever way you see fit. Enjoy! Comments
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The ruler of the Huns fully intends to invade 5th Century Italy until a fierce female captive enchants him with her valiant defiance. In the popular imagination, Attila the Hun was a ruthless barbarian. But to Giuseppe Verdi, he was a far more complex and compelling figure: a brave, ambitious warrior tormented by fierce internal doubts. The intense, conflicted anti-hero comes vividly alive in this "vibrant and engrossing musical drama" (The New York Times).
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Boito's resplendent retelling of Goethe's Faust, a monumental work of "choral grandeur and melodic richness" (The New York Times) in one of the most impressive productions ever seen at the War Memorial Opera House. The cast includes Ramón Vargas, a tenor "in ravishing voice" (Financial Times), as the philosopher who sells his soul to the Devil; the "luminous, compelling" Patricia Racette (Washington Post) as the woman he desires; and, in the vividly menacing title role, the "seductively malevolent" bass-baritone Ildar Abdrazakov, a "fullbodied bass-baritone" renowned for his "wonderfully evil portrayals" (The New York Times). San Francisco's own Italian maestro will be on the podium, showing why they "are blessed to have Nicola Luisotti in San Francisco" (San Francisco Classical Voice).
One of opera's most vivid and compelling characters, a vengeful court jester, desperately tries to protect his daughter from disaster in this heart-wrenching tragedy. The first of two world-class casts led by Music Director Nicola Luisotti stars Željko Lučić, "whose vocal artistry is exceptional" (The New York Times); Aleksandra Kurzak, "a superstar in the making" (The Guardian, London); and, as the lecherous Duke, Francesco Demuro, "whose open, bright, superbly focused tone was reminiscent of Pavarotti" (Opera News).


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I'm NOT one of those crazy Crepe Myrtle "beheaders" but need to know how and when to prune our small one near our front door. It has 3 trunks and stands about 4 1/2 to 5 ft. tall but is very much encroaching upon our sidewalk and front door area! I really want it to grow UP for a little while and then OUT. How and when do I prune it?? Thanks! |
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Bullish: Reg Braithwaite On How Tech Can Help Women, Minorities, And Any Non-Schmoozers
April 30, 2012
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Last week, I pointed readers towards a piece called A Woman's Story, by Reg Braithwaite. The piece tells the story of Reg's mother, Arlene Gwendolyn Lee née Barzey, finagling her way into being able to take a qualifying exam for a job as a computer programmer, back in the Mad Men days.
Gwen went on to have a long and fascinating career – Reg writes in a followup piece about uprooting the whole family to Nigeria in 1968 to write software for a new IBM computer that had been sold to a Nigerian university – and is now retired. When asked about the difficulties she faced, she responded, "I had it easy. The computer didn't care that I was a woman or that I was black. Most women had it much harder."
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Joanne Pugh reports from the British Cattle Breeders Club's annual event held in Telford, Shropshire.
PURPOSELY trying to spark controversy, British Cattle Breeders Club committee member Mike Coffey told delegates 'the Holstein cow has gone from being the saviour of the dairy industry to the saviour of the beef industry'.
His observation followed a three-fold presentation celebrating the Holstein bull calf's ability to be reared to meet consumer demands for beef.
A farmer had outlined how he was making a profit rearing Holstein bulls with Blade Farming, while Blade and Tesco explained why such animals made for a consistent and tasty product.
A subsequent remark from the audience about the three speakers ignoring the role of the suckler cow generated heart-felt applause from the beef breeders - but they were greeted with bad news as well as good.
The good news, according to Alice Pattinson, an agriculture manager with Tesco, was there was always a role for suckler cows. "They're our 'finest' range."
The bad news was consumers had no idea what a suckler cow was and she could not give a presentation about integration in a supply chain that included suckler producers because no such integration existed.
Retailers only had links with finishers, and even those were not always in place. Dairy beef systems were 'far more integrated', she said, hence continued communication and successful relationships between Tesco, Blade and Blade's farmers.
Richard Phelps, managing director of Blade, said the key driver behind the creation of his business was producing consistency.
While more traditional beef animals did fit his 'business model', black and white calves drew all the attention because there was an abundance of them and farmers could take them on and turn out large batches of finished cattle to meet a consistent specification.
That was the attraction of Blade to Tesco, said Miss Pattinson, who spoke extensively on consumers' demand for tenderness and flavour each and every time they purchased beef.
She said consistency had always been important, but was increasingly so in the current economic climate.
The Tesco 'value' range was now outselling the 'finest' range and Miss Pattinson suggested the lack of repeat buyers for finest products was because customers were not returning after a bad experience.
Consistency was the way to drive beef sales, which was good for retailers and farmers.
Dorset beef and sheep farmer John Hoskin, from Dorchester, said in return for supplying the supermarket with the product it wanted, he benefited from a clear communication channel (something he takes full advantage of) and better links to ongoing research and development projects.
These included, for example, a venture between Blade and Genus to identify Holstein sires that were popular with dairy farmers, but also throwing bull calves with good beefing ability.
Around seven bulls had been identified and once that information went public Mr Hoskin said he would be asking to get those calves on his farm.
He said: "While partnerships may not be for everyone, they can and do work. And for them to work it has to be a bit like a marriage - a bit of give and take but, above all, you have to be passionate."
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My husband and I stayed in the Samuel Clemens room on December 9. The room was lovely--they had chocolate-covered strawberries waiting in the room when we arrived, the food was awesome (we only had breakfast at the mansion, though; we had a delicious dinner at La Binnah Bistro), and John and Julie were warm and friendly! The only thing we would change about our visit was the weather. Thanks to the cold, we weren't able to explore the grounds. We're planning to return during warmer weather to take advantage of the trails around the mansion. We recommend this B&B to anyone who enjoys history, Victorian splendor, and old-fashioned hospitality!
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Garth Woodside Mansion is an excellent choice for a romantic get-away. The mansion is beautiful with all the charm of another place and time. The breakfast served at a time of our choosing was fantastic. The owners were very friendly and just made you feel at home. I am looking forward to going back with my husband soon or in the spring or summer along with my 4 sisters for a fun sisters weekend. Thanks again, John and Julie.
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5 stars on all of the above!! More than 5 stars :) We will be back for sure, not soon enough though!! Great company, beyond peaceful and more relaxing than I could have imagined! Can NOT wait to go back! Matt and Julie Mileszko
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This was our 10th stay at the Garth and everything was perfect as usual: great food, beautiful mansion, super comfortable beds, enjoyable hosts, gorgeous grounds, breath taking view, etc. I just can't say enough about the Garth. You MUST try it!!
4.6 on October 02, 2012
The Garth Woodside Mansion in Hannibal Missouri will be your "Outstanding and Exceptional" that you will compare to all other Bed and Breakfast experiences. I was pretty surprised to be 'kidnapped' and taken away this past weekend by my sisters and mother. I was under whelmed when they said we were going to Hannibal Missouri. Do they have paved roads and indoor plumbing? Yes, they do by the way. Wow, the Garth Woodside Mansion is one of America's true jewels and gems. I am so happy to see one of these special places preserved, functioning and glorious. It's a privileged - and fun - to 'live' for a moment in a house that was once a real home and represents a time in our country's history. But it wasn't a museum stay; we laughed, relaxed, gossiped and shared a special weekend together. The area does not have the types of activities we normally do together - plethora of antique and gypsy markets, multiplex movie theater to indulge in something we wouldn't see at home, quirky art community to gawk at the unusual and truly extreme creative minds. Since there were four of us we entertained ourselves and chatted away. The Garth Woodside Mansion has a large-ish dining area so you're not served 'family style' around one grand table in the formal dining room. That may vary with occupancy. For us it was fine but I know sometimes, with my husband, we want to visit and mingle with other guests. It is a bit pricy for the "average" weekend getaway. But remember you really do get what you pay for and once there you remind yourself this is the story you will always tell about the most exceptional B&B experience you have ever had. I recommend everyone who has been to at least one B&B to make the Garth Woodside Mansion in Hannibal MO a priority stay.
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We stayed in the Dowager Cabin. Lovely, peaceful, cozy. Looking forward to staying again.
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The innkeeper's John and Julie were wonderful. They made you feel at home the whole time you were there. We enjoy a bed and breakfast every year for our anniversary and this was definitely one of the best ones we have been too! We will be back!!!
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This was our last stop on our vacation and we had such a wonderful time that we didn't want to leave. Julie and John are the most perfect innkeepers and treated us like family. The food was excellent. The grounds were a delight to take a walk thru and relax in. We had a great time. Mary and Dana
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Very relaxing wrap-around porch - great for sitting back with a good book. The food was outstanding, the service was fantastic, the room was very quiet, and the owners and staff were very friendly.
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This stately Master Bedroom suite hosts the original furniture to John Garth. A grand sized queen bed with a had carved headboard over 10 feet tall. The original Carrera Marble fireplace now burns gas instead of the coal once required (remote controlled). Often referred to as a honeymoon or anniversary suite, this bedroom features a beautiful custom made two-person whirlpool jetted tub. You will notice the design emulates the 2nd story veranda to keep in touch with the motif. Like all of our rooms, the John Garth room has a private bath with a shower. This is the largest room in the mansion. Overlooking the flower gardens and into the woods, you always have a beautiful view through the three 10 foot original-paned glass windows. It is pretty cool to see the deer eating at dusk and dawn from your windows. The llamas do not seem to care if they are there. Second floor room.
Nightly Rate: $245 - $245
Often requested room is the guest room in which Mark Twain stayed. Anytime Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) came to visit Hannibal since he had moved out at 18, he would stay at the Garth Mansion in this very room. There are three ten-foot windows, one with a front view, and two on the garden side. An exquisite queen-size, half-tester bed wraps you in luxurious comfort. View the front lawn and gardens while looking out your room's windows, with the original panes of glass. This room has a private bath with shower. There is also the original Carrera marble (remote controlled, gas burning) fireplace.
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A quiet retreat is easy in this honeymoon suite. A queen-sized bed, a private bath with a shower and also a two person whirlpool tub. The hypoallergenic featherbed and a toasty warm gas burning fireplace are assurances your desires will be fulfilled. High thread count sheets and an oversized whirlpool... now you know why we call this our honeymoon suite. But all the more reason to stay for you anniversary. Call now to reserve one of our most popular rooms.
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The focal point of the spacious Hillside Room is a new QUEEN size, bed. The four poster antique bed is now a queen size, but the room is still very open and warm. Views of the hillside and llamas will surely please. There are two windows facing two sides of the property. This room features a private bath with a shower. The perfect room to get away to and spend quality time together in. And yes, the WiFi reaches all the rooms; this has a great desk for business folks. Great third floor room.
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A rich teal and mauve floral wallpaper, lace bedcover and a warm remote controlled gas fireplace sets the mood for the perfect private get-away. Queen canopy feather bed. All rooms have a private bath with a shower in a separate room within the guests private quarters. This might not seem like a big deal, but in the middle of the night ~ it is. This room is on the third floor.
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A warm room done in mauve with a ribbon border surrounds this wonderful room. A queen sized canopy bed and lots of charm will be yours. Alone together, turn your back on the outside world. There are three windows in this large open room facing the east and the wooded side to the south. Even on the third floor, not another house can be seen. This room also has a private bath with a shower en suite. Of the third floor rooms, this is one of Julie's favorite. Third floor room.
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Perhaps nowhere in the world was the tragic death of Chicago fire Capt. Herbie Johnson felt more deeply than in the tight-knit communities of the city's 19th Ward.
Johnson, 54, died Nov. 2 from injuries he suffered while battling a house fire at 2315 W. 50th Place, becoming the first firefighter to die in the line of duty since 2010.
A longtime resident of the Morgan Park community, Johnson lived among his peers in a region of the city that is home to generations of retired and current firefighters, police officers and other civil servants.
Johnson was considered a community leader and almost immediately after his death, his outsized personality and booming laugh were the talk of local coffee shops, bars and Facebook feeds.
Even if people didn't know Johnson, they knew plenty of people like him — fierce, purposeful men and women who aren't afraid to stare down danger or rush into burning buildings.
"There are a hundred Herbie Johnson types in the community who are policemen and firemen," Ald. Matt O'Shea said. "If you walk down any block, any part of the neighborhood, chances are you can point at a house and say 'cop, fireman, teacher.' "
Tom Ryan, the president of Chicago Firefighters Union Local 2, said about 1,450 of Chicago's 4,700 firefighters live in the 19th Ward communities of Beverly, Morgan Park and Mount Greenwood. O'Shea said there are about 1,900 police officers residing in the ward.
"They're everywhere," Beverly resident Bill Zawaski said. "You don't live here if you aren't a police officer or firefighter or if you're not related to one."
Former Ald. Ginger Rugai said the 19th Ward's reputation as a good place to raise a family may be a reason why firefighters, police officers, teachers and other city workers tend to gravitate there.
It also boasts two of the city's finest Chicago public schools in Annie Keller Elementary Gifted Magnet School and the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences and a host of popular Catholic elementary and high schools.
"It's definitely an old-fashioned neighborhood," Rugai said. "It's where people know one another, where families grow up, where generations of families live. It's a place where we celebrate together and where we mourn together."
And when there's a death in the family, the 19th Ward family takes it hard, even those who may not personally know the deceased.
"With the firefighters or police officers, there's an extra special feeling because they're out there risking their lives for us, protecting us, protecting the entire city," Rugai said. "It's hard to explain the feeling, but you get it when someone shows up at your door with food. People look out for each other. They know the names of all the children on their block."
Billy Guide, who owns Cork & Kerry, a popular watering hole on Western Avenue, has served countless cold beverages to firefighters, police officers and other city workers who call the ward home. His bar memorialized Johnson by draping an American flag over the barstool he used to sit in.
"The fact that they have to live in the city," Guide said. "That's where they grow up and that's where they stay."
The Rev. Frank Kurucz is pastor of St. Cajetan Catholic Church, where Johnson was an active parishioner.
The passing of a firefighter or a police office who lives in the ward "creates an overwhelming sense of loss," he said.
"I felt it was like a black cloud hanging over us," Kurucz said. "It was hard for us to understand. You see these things happen on TV, but when it's part of your community, it hits us whole."
As the community grieved for Johnson, it has also started to raise money for his family. Dave Barrett and Frank Slattery came up with the idea of what has become a popular tribute to Johnson, a poster that features 11 signs in the area that offered words of praise for the fallen firefighter.
Slattery lives two doors down from the Johnsons and Barrett works at a printing company. The two men are going to sell the posters for $10 a piece, with all proceeds going to the Johnson family. More information is at www.mtgeng.com, his website.
"It hits hard," Barrett said. "I didn't know Herbie that well. I knew him from Frank, but something like this hits close to home."
Johnson received a hero's farewell when he was laid to rest Thursday at Mount Olivet cemetery in the Morgan Park community.
Residents from the surrounding neighborhoods lined the blocks, carrying American and Irish flags, sporting firefighter and police formal wear and city of Chicago sweatshirts. The earthy tones of bagpipes filled the air.
Little boys and girls saluted as his casket rolled by, past the mounted police, underneath two firetrucks, and into the graveyard, the final resting place for many of the neighborhood's finest.
Sandy McShane, whose husband is a fire department battalion chief, said she watched a similar ceremony 30 years ago, when a family member died in the line of duty.
"It's a big deal," McShane said. "Police and firefighters touch our hearts."


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