Margot and Jerry Leadbetter turn their noses up at Tom and Barbara's concoctions in The Good Life, and Reggie's son-in-law Tom makes an undrinkable nettle and parsnip wine in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.
The Patriot-News's opinion editor, John Micek, told the Guardian: "Our panning of the Gettysburg Address has long been a part of the Patriot-News lore and always a bit of a nettle in our side, given our proximity to Gettysburg [about 30 miles away] and the huge place the battle has in the region's history.
"My concern is that unless we grasp the nettle of NHS funding, we will lose the opportunity to secure real equality for mental health with physical equality in the NHS and that mental health will yet again be treated as a Cinderella service".
He said he decided to "grasp the nettle" and set up a review to look into the possible release of the papers.
Besides wines, they offer a great list of cocktails and rakija made with herbs, berries, sour cherries, honey, pear, myrtle, and even nettle.
Unless we grasp the nettle of NHS funding, we will lose the opportunity to secure real equality for mental health Norman Lamb "When we secured £125m for eating disorders in last year's autumn statement we were clear that we planned to introduce a waiting time standard for that from April next year.
For those brands and businesses willing to grasp this nettle properly, there is a real opportunity for shared value creation and differentiation.
Imagine a stinging nettle on steroids.
"The whole problem of regulating alternative medicine will remain impossibly chaotic until the government grasps the nettle of deciding what works and what doesn't," he says.
But neither Ms Gillard nor Mr Rudd grasped that constitutional nettle.
Mr Lavagna has indicated that he is ready to grasp that nettle.
