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Electric Standalone Fireplace with Crystaline Ember Bed and Metro Mantel
The Crystaline glass ember bed of this electric fireplace adds a sparkling elegance to the clean, modern design. This electric fireplace combines the luxurious appearance of a traditional fire with the modern convenience of plug and enjoy. It comes with a remote that will allow you to control the appearance of your flame and the 3 stages of the heater output and a modern "metro" mantel that will finish the appearance and allows the fireplace to stand alone. This fireplace provides 5000 BTUs of heat and requires 1500 Watts to run. The tinted reflection panels give the illusion of a larger firebox, and the elegant look is completed by the decorative ember bed included with it. This unit is pre-wired for optional wall mount thermostat installation and comes with 6ft of cord.
- 48" Width x 45.25" Height x 13" Depth
- Modern clean 30" face
- Tinted reflection panels give the illusion of a deeper, larger firebox
- Three stage heater with Whisper Quiet fan
- 5,000 BTUs/1,500 watts
- Easy installation: plug in and enjoy
- Open view with luxurious pewter finish
- Thermostatic control
- Easy access on/off switch
- Included remote controls flame appearance, intensity and heater output
- 7 different flame adjustments
- Perfect for any room in the house
- 6' Cord
- Pre-wired for optional thermostat
- Shown with log set
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He had me with the sad puppy eyes.
But there was more.
As if the sad puppy eyes were not enough, I could count the ribs that ran along his side. His pelvic bone was merely draped in the dirty blonde fur. There was no muscle or thickness to what should have been a stocky dog.
He tried to wag his tail when I greeted him with a few morsels of kibble. It pained him to show even the slightest gratitude. He could barely walk across the yard and stumbled more than once.
Yes, he had me with the sad puppy eyes.
To the editor:
Our local radio station (WCYN) conducted their weekly online survey last week and the question posed was, "Who do you think will be the next mayor of Cynthiana?" The two candidates were listed and the participants allowed to mark their choice. The result was that 74 percent of the respondents believed that Mark Mattmiller would be the next mayor. His opponent came in with 26 percent. This is a staggering majority, but it is not hard to understand. People believe that Mr. Mark Mattmiller will be mayor because they believe in him!
Jerry E. Worrell and Shirley M. Worrell to Harold W. Rankin and Rita Rankin, property on East Turkey Lane, $16,000.
Roy V. Parks and Bonnie Parks to Ronnie Allen Gaunce and Rebecca Gaunce, property at 4398 Oddville-Sunrise Rd., $185,000.
Hughie C. Cole Jr. and Angela S. Cole to Stephen McCauley, property on Battle Grove Avenue, $32,000.
Donald Shepherd to Phyllis Penick, property in Belmont Addition, $38,500.
Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc. to Amy McCall, Lot 12 in Subdivision on Eals Lane and Ruddles Mill Pike, $75,000.
The Center Hill School reunion will be held Oct. 16 at 11 a.m. at the Bingo Hall in Bourbon Square. Anyone who attended or worked at Center Hill is invited. A potluck begins at noon. There will be door prizes, a silent auction and raffles.
Judge Barbara Paul
presiding Oct. 6, 2010
Crystal Dianne Culberson vs. Heath Robert Culberson, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.
James Robert Jacobs II vs. Sherrie A. Jacobs, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.
Phillip Dale Turner vs. Rita Jo Turner, other hearing; testimony taken, decree entered.
Bryan Grey Lonkard vs. Jami Lee Fain, review; mediation agreement entered, remand from docket.
I was born and raised in Cynthiana. I have settled here, work here and even opened a business recently with a few friends. I believe in cynthiana and I believe that it has a future!
I am proud to support Mary June Brunker for Harrison County School Board, 2nd division. I have known Mary June for over 30 years, first as a friend and fellow teacher at Eastside, then as the parent of a child in her classroom, both at Eastside and later at HCMS.
In a few weeks the citizens of Cynthiana will have the chance to elect a new mayor and I'm writing this letter to explain why I think Steve Moses would be the perfect choice.
Reason number one: Steve is selfless when it comes to giving to his community. One example is the work he did to restore homes after the flood of 1997. He did not do this for monetary gain or recognition, but instead because he wanted to help those in need.
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©2009-2016 scottchurch
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Especially since I don't have one...
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i put on my desktop
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Common Childhood Bacterial Infections
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Current Challenges in Pediatric Nutrition
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Global Teens and Tobacco: A Review of the Globalization of the Tobacco Epidemic
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Infant Mental Health: Relationship Issues, Social-Emotional Development, and Pediatric Practice
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Fetal Origins of Adult Disease
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Current Management of the Infant Who Presents with Neonatal Encephalopathy
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The Quality of Life of Young Children and Infants with Chronic Medical Problems: Review of the Literature; Personal Narratives by Parents, Grandparents and Doctors about the Experience of Caring for a Child With a Life-Threatening Condition; Afterword: Giving Good Advice: It Is Not What Doctors Say, But How They Say It
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Designing Computerized Decision Support that Works for Clinicians and Families
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Waterpipe (Hookah) Tobacco Smoking Among Youth
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Mercury Exposure and Children's Health
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Pediatric Palliative Care
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Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents
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Language and Learning: A Discussion of Typical and Disordered Development
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What's inside a 9V battery? More batteries! (…and why you never see a AAAA)
I came across a Gizmodo post with an eye-catching photo of a disemboweled 9V battery – apparently taken from the Axe Collector source post, "Why I Never Pay For "AAA" Batteries". Axe Collector has several photos of the innards of a 9V, which consist of six 1.5V cells that if you squint are about the same size as a AAA battery, and in a pinch could be used in its place.
Well. This is like getting permission to do something vaguely illicit – you mean you can tear apart a 9V battery and not be sprayed by flesh-eating acid, wait, alkaline? [Immediate disclaimer – I used a Duracell battery. No idea what's inside of the others, but hey, alkaline is alkaline.]
So I disemboweled a handy 9V battery to see what I could see. It came apart quite neatly, with the six 1.5V cells connected by bendy metal tabs, all in series, encased in a clear plastic wrapper.
How close are they to AAA batteries? As Axe Collector says, they're smaller, and he reckons they're actually AAAA size. I measured them at 0.303 in (diameter) by 1.592 in. (length). Trotting over to the virtual bookshelf and pulling down my copy of Wikipedia, it defines AAAA batteries as being 0.33 in (diameter) by 1.67 in (length)*. Not an exact match, but pretty close. Let's say that these are AAAA batteries.
I measured a stray AAA battery that was lying about (no doubt quivering when it saw what happened to the hapless 9V battery) and it came in at .400 in. (diameter) by 1.67 in. (length). As you can see from the photo, there's not much difference. But calculating out the volume, the AAA battery comes in at .21 cubic in vs. the AAAA's .11 cubic in: Almost double the volume — thus the power — for a fractional increase in length and diameter. It's easy to see why the AAAA battery was replaced by the AAA.
*Wikipedia gave the dimensions in mm: 8.3mm (diameter) by 42.5mm (length)
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City Hall has moved to 495 S. Main St. This is located on Main street between Bonneville and Clark avenues.
Department LocationsAdministrative Services - 7th floorCity Clerk – 2nd floorCity Attorney's Office – 6th floorCity Auditor – 6th floorCity Manager – 7th floorCommunications – 7th floorCultural Affairs – 4th floorHuman Resources – 1st floorEconomic & Urban Development – 6th floorFinance – 4th floorInformation Technologies – 5th floorKCLV – 1st floorMayor & City Council – 7th floorParks, Recreation & Neighborhood Services – 5th floorPurchasing & Contracts - 3rd floorSewer Bill Payments – 4th floor
Building & Safety, Business Licensing, Operations & Maintenance, Planning, Public Works and Fire Prevention,are located at the Development Services Center,333 N. Rancho Drive.
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OverviewFundingProposed Sale of Existing City HallEconomic Stimulus and Job CreationContinued Downtown RedevelopmentEnvironmentally Friendly Design
OverviewOn Dec. 2, 2009, the Las Vegas City Council approved plans to move forward with the financing of a new City Hall, a project that would boost the economy through job creation as part of the city's economic stimulus plan.
The new City Hall, located downtown between First and Main Streets and Lewis and Clark Avenues, is two blocks south of the Golden Nugget hotel-casino. It is also near the Bonneville Transit Center. The project has been an integral part of a broader downtown redevelopment plan that has created thousands of jobs, stimulated private investment and generated millions in new tax revenue to the city.
New City Hall Fact SheetNew City Hall Frequently Asked QuestionsPress Release On The Appoval Of Financing For A New Las Vegas City HallCity Hall Project SupportersPublic / Private Partnership with Forest City / LiveWork - Executive SummaryForest City Comments On Officially Executive Development Agreement For New City HallForest City Moves Forward With Demolitions To Make Way For New Five Block Development To Be Anchored By New City HallTopping Off Ceremony For New City Hall Set For Friday, Oct. 15 FundingThe new City Hall was financed through Certificates of Participation that are backed by Build America Bonds. Build America Bonds, which were created as part of federal economic stimulus legislation, allowed the city to finance the project at a lower effective tax rate, a benefit for both the city and investors.
The city of Las Vegas announced its intention to sell $185 million in bonds, of which a majority are Build America Bonds, to finance the new City Hall. The bonds were sold through an underwriting team to institutional investors at an average interest rate of 5.26 percent.
The state and the Debt Management Commission allowed the city to finance up to $267 million for the new City Hall project. However, construction costs were estimated at $146 million, with total costs including financing, interest, closing costs, etc. coming to $185 million.
By building the new City Hall when the city did, it took advantage of the current economy and avoided increases in future construction costs.
City Hall Financing SummaryPresentation to City Council Regarding City Hall Financing Feasibility - July 1, 2009 / Watch the Presentation
Sale of Existing City HallThe Resort Gaming Group (RGG), wholly owned by founder and CEO Andrew Donner, made an unsolicited offer to the city of Las Vegas to buy the existing City Hall site and about seven surrounding acres with the intent of developing it as a corporate campus for Zappos.com, Inc. The City Council approved the deal on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010. The move is expected to bring 1,000 jobs into the downtown area. Now that city workers have relocated into the new City Hall, construction has begun on the old City Hall converting it into the new headquarters for Zappos.com.
Zappos Moving To Downtown Las VegasPresentation to City Council Regarding Purchase of Existing City Hall - Dec. 1, 2010 / Watch the PresentationEconomic Stimulus And Job CreationThe new City Hall is the lynchpin in a downtown redevelopment plan that will create thousands of jobs, bring billions in private investment and millions in new tax revenue to the city. City Hall is the catalyst for four major mixed-use redevelopment projects that will bring 13,441 new permanent jobs to the city of Las Vegas, $4.1 billion in private investment and $16 to $20 million in new tax revenue. The projects will also bring thousands of construction jobs to the city.
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Arrowhead Mills, Organic Buckwheat Flour, 32 oz (907 g)
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Expiration Date:?Aug 2016
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Perishable items (such as flax oils or certain probiotics) generally have shorter expiration dates. Although our warehouse is fully air-conditioned, these more fragile items are put in cold storage (freezer or refrigeration unit) for maximum freshness.
Our receiving department does its best to verify and then enter the correct expiration dates for all incoming products. However, discrepancies do occur from time to time. This being said, the exceptionally high turnover at iHerb ensures that our inventory is among the freshest in the industry.
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- Product Code: ARW-47136
- UPC Code: 074333471363
- Package Quantity: 32 oz (907 g)
- Dimensions: 3.1 x 4.9 x 5.7 in, 2 lbs (0.91 kg)
Total: €17.70
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Product Overview
- All Natural
- Naturally Nutritious
- Whole Grain
- Gluten Free - Wheat Free
- Kosher Pareve
- USDA Organic
- Certified Organic by The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA)
Buckwheat (buck-wheat), the 'Nutritional Giant'. Indigenous to Central Asia where it still grows wild, nutritionally excellent buckwheat is not wheat at all. Buckwheat groats, when ground into flour, have a more distinctive flavor than wheat. It is commonly used to make an array of nutritional dishes such as soba noodles, blinis, crepes and pancakes.
From America's Heartland to Your Heart.
Arrowhead Mills has been the pioneer and leader in organic baking mixes, grains, cereals and nut butters since 1960. We believe in natures abundance and treat food with respect—not chemicals! Capturing the essence of the earth with organically grown ingredients, Arrowhead Mills takes you back to the basics with the best-tasting most diverse selection of products for home-baked goodness.
- 100% organic
- Grown without harmful synthetic pesticides
- Whole grain flour*
- Gluten free
- Wheat free
- Rich in fiber
- Low fat
- All natural - no artificial anything!
- *Low fat diets rich in whole grain foods and other plant foods may reduce the risk of heart disease and certain cancers.
- Whole Grain - Excellent Source
Suggested Use
Buckwheat Molasses Bread for Bread Machine
Level of Preparation: Intermediate
Total Prep Time: 3 1/2 Hours
Yield: 1 Loaf
- 2 1/4 tsp. active dry yeast
- 1 cup water, less 1 tbsp.
- 3/4 cup Arrowhead Mills Organic Buckwheat Flour
- 3 cups Arrowhead Mills Unbleached White Flour
- 1 tsp Hain Sea Salt
- 4 tbsp. nonfat dry milk or dried soy milk
- 1 Tbsp Hain Vegetable Oil
- 1 large egg
- 2 tbsp. molasses
Place all ingredients in bread machine and push start. Do not use timer. Follow manufacturer's instructions and bake until done.
Other Ingredients
Organic buckwheat flour
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1/4 cup (30 g)
|Servings Per Container: about 30
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value*
|Calories from Fat
|Total Fat
|1.5 g
|Saturated Fat
|0 g
|Trans Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|0 mg
|175 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|20 g
|Dietary Fiber
|6 g
|less than 1 g
|5 g
|Vitamin A
|Vitamin C
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs:
|Total Fat
|Less than
|65 g
|80 g
|Sat Fat
|Less than
|20 g
|25 g
|Less than
|300 mg
|300 mg
|Less than
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|2,400 mg
|3,500 mg
|3,500 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|300 g
|375 g
|Dietary Fiber
|25 g
|30 g
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I've used this for a few years as an alternative to wheat, as it is gluten free. Makes great waffles!
Since getting this I've used it for biscuits and pancakes and it is sooo good! Would definitely buy again.


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With the dry burnt you really don't need much if you've rinsed it well.
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A colleague had a problem concerning a query using the (NOT) IN predicate, use the following table creation script (attached to the blog entry) to see the effects of the problem and to repro it on your machine.
Imagine you have two tables (not that hard till here) and you want to get the information from Table 1 (#SomeTableToTest) where some columns of the table (SomeId) does not exists in a set of other IDs (SomeOtherId) of a second table (#SomeOtherTable). I hear you saying that this is not a hard query at all, as you can use the NOT IN operator. Well, first of all lets get back to the scratchboard and see how many rows should be in the result. A distinct selection of the both tables brings back a set with the following values:
The red values should be filtered, the orange ones ignored (as they do not exists in the first table), the green ones should be returned as they do not exist in the second table.
Returning to the actual implementation the query would be:
SELECT SomeId
FROM #SomeTableToTest
WHERE SomeId NOT IN
SELECT SomeOtherId FROM #SomeOtherTable
this returns:
SomeId -----------
(0 row(s) affected)
Bummer, what the hell… Where are the 8 rows which should be returned ?
Lets try the equivalent query with EXISTS:
SELECT SomeId
FROM #SomeTableToTest T1
SELECT * FROM #SomeOtherTable T2
WHERE t1.SomeId = T2.SomeOtherId
SomeId ----------- 0 1300 1301 1303 1316 1317 1318 1346
(8 row(s) affected)
Strange thing, the rows are there. Anything with the query that turns the result into garbage ? Lets try to substitute the query with static values:
SELECT SomeId
FROM #SomeTableToTest
WHERE SomeId NOT IN
OK, narrowed down the problem. It has something to do with the values not the subquery. The only thing which comes in mind is the NULL value, lets try to eliminate that:
SELECT SomeId
FROM #SomeTableToTest
WHERE SomeId NOT IN
Yiehhaa ! So the problem can be boiled down do the NOT IN operator (EXISTS worked for us) and the NULL value. Looking in the bible of TSQL syntax (beside the books of Itzik :-))
IN (Transact-SQL) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177682(SQL.90).aspx
"Any null values returned by subquery or expression that are compared to test_expression using IN or NOT IN return UNKNOWN. Using null values in together with IN or NOT IN can produce unexpected results."
Ok, that's the problem. So the combination of NULL values and the EXISTS operator will cause weird results. I hear you saying: "Come on, what is the alternative for that ?" You could either use:
Regardless what solution you consider to take, keep in mind that you have to consider an alternative solution. I will cover the difference in performance in one of the next blogs entries.
UPDATE: See the followup here about the magic of NOT IN and NULL which is really trivial


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ABSTRACT: Abstract Hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) is a potential therapeutic agent for diabetic nephropathy. The mechanisms for the renoprotective effect of HGF have been studied extensively, but antioxidant signalling of HGF in diabetic nephropathy is minimally understood. Our observations indicated that a nitrated guanine nucleotide, 8-nitroguanosine 3'5'-cyclic monophosphate (8-nitro-cGMP) diminished in high glucose (HG)-treated rat mesangial cells (RMC). However, HGF obviously lifted intracellular 8-nitro-cGMP level, which was accompanied by remarkably suppressed oxidative stress as evidenced by decreased reactive oxygen species and malondialdehyde levels and elevated glutathione level. Inhibitor of soluble guanylyl cyclase (sGC) NS-2028 and inhibitor of nitric oxide synthase (NOS) l-NMMA could block increased 8-nitro-cGMP level and repress oxidative stress by HGF. Accordingly, these two inhibitors abrogated HGF-induced nuclear accumulation of NF-E2 related factor 2 (Nrf2) and up-regulation of Nrf2 downstream glutamate-cysteine ligase catalytic subunit (GCLC) expression. In conclusion, HGF ameliorated HG-mediated oxidative stress in RMC at least in part by enhancing nitric oxide and subsequent 8-nitro-cGMP production.
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ABSTRACT: Hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) is a prospective agent for therapy against a variety of nephrologic disorders including diabetic nephropathy, although the precise mechanisms for the effect of HGF remain to be elucidated. We have previously shown that HGF protects rat mesangial cells (RMC) from high glucose (HG)-mediated oxidative stress. In the present study, we focused on the pathway by which HGF exerts its protective effect on RMC after oxidative stress induced by high glucose. We show that either agonist of PKA forskolin or antagonist of PKG Rp-8-pCPT-cGMPS partly attenuated the inhibitory role of HGF on HG-increased oxidative stress in RMC as evidenced by elevated reactive oxygen species and malondialdehyde levels and decreased glutathione level. Moreover, Rp-8-pCPT-cGMPS blocked HGF-increased glutamate-cysteine ligase catalytic subunit (GCLC) expression in HG-treated RMC through enhancement of USF binding to the negative regulatory region of the GCLC promoter. Forskolin depressed HGF-increased glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) activity and expression in RMC cultured in HG. Correspondingly, HGF counteracted the effect of HG on PKA and PKG activity. Thus, inhibition of PKA and activation of PKG are involved in the antioxidant role of HGF.
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Jun 18 2013, 5:24pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Beijing, June 19 — US General Motors Co. is set to recall about 231,000 older SUVs over fire risks and has urged owners to park them outside garages until they are repaired, a media report said.
The Detroit-based automaker agreed to recall 193,000 2006-2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, Buick Rainier, SAAB 9-7x, Isuzu Ascender and 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer EXT and GMC Envoy XL in the US, reported Xinhua.
The recall also includes 3,546 in Canada, 4,876 in Mexico and 30,000 outside North America, the Detroit News said.
The report said it is feared fluid may enter the driver's door, causing rust that could result in a short in the circuit board. The short may cause overheating, which could melt components of the door module, producing odor, smoke, or a fire.
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What Goes Around Comes Around
Tom Raum for AP observes a familiar pattern in Alberto Gonzales' current struggle, his case simply being the latest of a high-profile government official getting caught up in what likely will be a career-ending scandal. In the course of referring to the departed officials from past presidential administrations, Raum recalls a noteworthy detail:
The first President Bush sacked chief of staff, John H. Sununu after congressional complaints of arrogance and misuse of a government plane. The elder Bush had his oldest son _ the current president _ give Sununu the nudge when the former New Hampshire governor didn't seem to be getting the message.Then, a bit further on in the article, Raum notes:
More lawmakers are calling for Gonzales' resignation, including Sen. John E. Sununu, R-N.H., the son of the chief of staff dismissed by Bush's father.


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Type: Event | Date: Tuesday, Sep 1, 2009Although he was not the first choice to direct it, the hit black comedy MASH established Robert Altman as one of the leading figures of Hollywood's 1970s generation of innovative and irreverent young filmmakers. Scripted by Hollywood veteran Ring Lardner, Jr., this war comedy details the exploits of military doctors and nurses at a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital in the Korean War. Between exceptionally gory hospital shifts and countless rounds of martinis, wisecracking surgeons Hawkeye Pierce (Donald Sutherland) and Trapper John McIntyre (Elliott Gould) make it their business to undercut the smug, moralistic pretensions of Bible-thumper Maj. Frank Burns (Robert Duvall) and Army true-believer Maj. "Hot Lips" Houlihan (Sally Kellerman). Abetted by such other hedonists as Duke Forrest (Tom Skerritt) and Painless Pole (John Schuck), as well as such (relative) innocents as Radar O'Reilly (Gary Burghoff), Hawkeye and Trapper John drive Burns and Houlihan crazy while engaging in such additional blasphemies as taking a medical trip to Japan to play golf, staging a mock Last Supper to cure Painless's momentary erectile dysfunction, and using any means necessary to win an inter-MASH football game. MASH creates a casual, chaotic atmosphere emphasizing the constant noise and activity of a surgical unit near battle lines; it marked the beginning of Altman's sustained formal experiments with widescreen photography, zoom lenses, and overlapping sound and dialogue, further enhancing the atmosphere with the improvisational ensemble acting for which Altman's films quickly became known. Although the on-screen war was not Vietnam, MASH's satiric target was obvious in 1970, and Vietnam War-weary and counter-culturally hip audiences responded to Altman's nose-thumbing attitude towards all kinds of authority and embraced the film's frankly tasteless yet evocative humor and its anti-war, anti-Establishment, anti-religion stance. MASH became the third most popular film of 1970 after Love Story and Airport, and it was nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. As further evidence of the changes in Hollywood's politics, blacklist survivor Lardner won the Oscar for his screenplay. MASH began Altman's systematic 1970s effort to revise classic Hollywood genres in light of contemporary American values, and it gave him the financial clout to make even more experimental and critical films like McCabe and Mrs. Miller (1971), California Split (1974), and Nashville (1975). It also inspired the long-running TV series starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye and Burghoff as Radar. With its formal and attitudinal impudence, and its great popularity, MASH was one more confirmation in 1970 that a Hollywood "New Wave" had arrived. ~ Lucia Bozzola, All Movie Guide
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Frozen Wine
Popsicles were never this good.
by Mike Supple
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If you're anything like me, you choose what you're going to drink fairly last minute. For red wines this isn't really a problem, but when it comes to white wines and bubbles it means I'm stuck waiting for the wine to chill. And I simply don't have the patience for that. As a result, on more than one occasion I've put a bottle in the freezer, grabbed some beer or red wine to tide me over, and promptly forgotten about the original bottle...for a couple of days.
People often talk about the dangers of heat when it comes to bottles of wine, and for good reason. Heat causes the chemical properties of the wine to change, making the bright, fresh fruit aromas and flavors turn to those of a cooked, stewed and burned mess. If I wanted to drink a glass of stewed tomato juice, I would have just prepared that in the first place - and for a lot less money than a bottle of wine.
Maintaining a constant temperature is important for wines that you plan on aging for many years, and heat is clearly a danger in the short term. But what about cold? Is my forgotten freezer bottle destined for the drain?
I put this to the test this past Thanksgiving. Thanks to an expensive bottle of Chardonnay left in a friend's freezer (intentionally this time) a few days beforehand, the stage was set. The day before Thanksgiving, I moved the frozen bottle back to the refrigerator so it could slowly thaw. I added a second bottle of the exact same wine as a control - this one having been properly stored and never frozen.
(For those of you wondering how I could drink Chardonnay on Thanksgiving after calling it out in a previous article, rest assured that the meal wasn't fully traditional. A full-bodied Chardonnay with a kiss of oak was the perfect match to our crab and artichoke dip appetizer.)
The frozen bottle was quite a mess. The wine, after expanding while it was frozen, had pushed the cork a quarter of an inch up the neck of the bottle. Some wine had leaked through as well, freezing between the cork and the capsule. Of course I discovered this only after ripping the capsule off and flinging drops of wine all over the kitchen.
A cautious sniff of the yellow liquid revealed inviting aromas of yellow pears, apples, lemons and a touch of vanilla oak. Emboldened by the surprisingly pleasant fragrance, I dove in and took a big gulp. Much to my delight the wine was delicious and there were no noticeable differences between it and its unfrozen mate.
Of course this doesn't mean we should all rush to store our wines in the freezer. Any time wine escapes from the bottle it means that air also gets in. Air and wine are not friends, but it seems that the short-term contact mixed with the cold freezer/refrigerator temperatures slowed any adverse reactions, keeping the wine fresh and delicious. If you do end up accidentally freezing a bottle, don't throw it away - but do move it to the fridge as soon as you remember, and drink that baby asap!


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During the seventh inning of Wednesday's game against the Twins at Fenway, David Ortiz believed he had a base hit when his hard grounder was knocked down by Twins first baseman Joe Mauer.
The play was ruled an error and Ortiz sounded off on the decision both on the field, yelling up to scorekeeper Bob Ellis, and in the Red Sox clubhouse after the game.
This morning on WEEI's Dennis & Callahan Show, Cherington was asked if thought the play should have been ruled a hit or an error, and if the official scorer should favor the home team.
"When the play happened I was expecting it to be ruled a hit just because I didn't think it was a routine play," Cherington said. "But I think obviously, at the end of the day, what I'm most interested in is the win or the loss and so we got the win and obviously David was a big part of the win, so that's what's most important. We'll see what happens with the scoring call but more importantly to us, we won the game.
Cherington was asked if Ortiz should also be more concerned with winning the game vs. calling out the official scorer while on the field and in the locker room.
"If we had not won, you don't necessarily get the same reaction because we won the game and obviously he was a big part of winning the game maybe that provides some license to question the decision," Cherington said. "But ultimately in a perfect world we'd just be focused on winning and that's what we're trying to do and we know that... look, David's done a lot of good things for the Red Sox through the years. He's an emotional guy. You can't ask him to be emotional in all the best ways, which he's been over and over without some emotion coming out in other ways, too but ultimately he's up there in the ninth inning with the game on the line and delivers as he has so many times, and we win the game, so I guess it makes it a little bit more OK to talk about a scoring call."
Ortiz was adamant about the ruling.
We tie the game. We win the game. It doesnt get any better, he said. But I want my hit back anyway... Its always so hard here, man. I tell you people are supposed to have your back at home. It never happens. Its always like that. Ive been here more than a decade and the scorekeepers here are always horrible. This is home, man. What do you want Mauer to do? He dove for the ball he knocked it down. I always look like I am the bad guy but they always end up changing it. Dont just be checking on Papi. Check on the scorekeeper. See what hes doing wrong. Its something that its getting out of control.
What is he watching?, Ortiz said. Hes not watching the same ballgame that everybody is watching, I guess. I got to make it clear. Its not my first rodeo, man. You know how hard it is to get a hit, man?
We'll see if this one gets reversed in favor of Ortiz.


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