Also, a WAIN is a farm wagon.
The National Gallery's director, Charles Saumarez Smith, was surprised by the outcome: "I thought Van Gogh's Sunflowers or Constable's The Hay Wain, of all our pictures, would win".
Again it is important that we understand the efficacy of the bee population if we are to gain another glimpse of the wain of the sound of the fall of the migrant pine tree in the winds of chiming suns.
The sensitivity of blood culture for S. Typhi is well described, but little is known about S. Paratyphi A. Bacterial loads during infection are probably similar for both S. Typhi and S. Paratyphi A (J. Wain, unpub. data).
Here comes a hay wain, trundling out of the Middle Ages, and apparently I've booked passage with dousers, clairvoyants, stage magicians, promoters of false miracles, and the poor simple souls who fall for such nonsense.
Staff at the Gallery intervened before any further damage could be done and took the painting -dating from 1821 of an idyllic rural scene featuring a hay wain - away "for treatment".
Yay?" Over breakfast one recent Saturday at a Studio City cafe, Mr. Wain, a balding but boyish man of 42, projected a low-key calm as he was winding down work on a new season of "Childrens Hospital" and gearing up for a directing assignment on the Fox comedy "New Girl".
"It crossed my mind at points," Mr. Wain said of the looming Apatow presence.
The Hay Wain, one of the country's most recognisable paintings, was defaced as Fathers4Justice announced a new wave of direct action campaigning.
Among them, in the front row, were Gen. Arthur E. Percival, the British commander taken by the Japanese at Singapore, and Gen. Jonathan M. Wain wright of the United States, cap tured in the Philippines.
WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER Directed by David Wain; written by Michael Showalter and Mr. Wain; director of photography, Ben Weinstein; edited by Meg Reticker; music by Theodore Shapiro and Craig Wedren; production designer, Mark White; produced by Howard Bernstein; released by USA Films.
