Risk assessment simulations using our results transformed to bioavailability and the Integrated Exposure Uptake Biokinetic model (IEUBK; US EPA) show that the use of wine instead of vinegar in cooking recipes may reduce the percentage of children that would be expected to have >10 µg/dl of Pb in blood from 2.08% to 0.26% when game meat represents 50% of the meat in diet.
Caroline Alexander examines the literary use of wine as a descriptor for the sea.
He was also a strict Muslim, a generous almsgiver, and watchful of the morals of his subjects—he issued a prohibition against the use of wine in 1271.
Exhausted and for some time ill as a result of long expeditions and excessive use of wine, he died in November 1676.
The bill, for example, creates a special tax depreciation allowance for property used to produce ethanol from corn stalks, regulates the use of wine names like Champagne and Chablis, and suspends the tariff on imported rayon fibers used in making certain tampons.
Julia, moreover, is not above a little gentle baiting of her detractors, who tend to be mainly sanitationists (or "home-economics types," as Julia calls them), and those who are disturbed by her use of wine and other, more demonic spirits in cooking.
In the Dionysiac rites the Maenads (female attendents) became possessed by the spirit of Dionysus by means of tumultuous music and dancing, the free use of wine, and an orgiastic meal (the tearing to pieces and devouring of animals embodying Dionysus Zagreus with their bare hands as the central act of the Bacchanalia).
Says he, "The use of wine is a great example of everything I am aiming for.
The pedestrian use of wine in the Rubā'iyyāt, devoid of any intellectual significance, emphasizes the need to forget our daily suffering.
While Khayyam was not a Sufi in the traditional sense of the word, he includes the mystical use of wine among his allusions.
