But from the saddle and far into the heart of the Dixie Dude's 750 acres, I'm looking at a landscape crafted by Wayne and Eastwood: dried creeks, prickly pears, untamed, unpeopled hillsides of brush inflamed with a red-orange covering of the flower known as Indian paintbrush.
Fulham's Murphy, once a star graduate of Gradi's academy, inflamed passions with last week's public criticism of several Premier League managers.
Elsewhere, cardiologists are testing whether patients with inflamed vessels might benefit from existing cholesterol medications, which also may have anti-inflammatory effects.
The case illustrates the difficulty of pinning a side effect to a particular drug based on the scant reports of side effects that come to the FDA. It is extremely difficult to link a side effect, like an inflamed pancreas, with a particular drug.
Moreover, with passions now inflamed, the civic groups may have an even harder time with another objective of their campaign: discouraging voters from accepting cash or gifts from candidates.
Two patients lie asleep on operating room tables, each with an inflamed appendix demanding to be relocated to a specimen jar.
The first baseman went back to the doctors, and they diagnosed him with severely inflamed bronchial airways, an aftershock of the infection.
Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia and Rep. John Conyers of Michigan has simultaneously inflamed the situation and clarified the gambit with their demands, respectively, for intelligence committee investigations and special prosecutors.
The body tries to wall off the fatty plaques with fibrous scar tissue, but inflamed plaques can produce enzymes that weaken the scar tissue.
Despite his wife Fanny's demands, he refused to give up Emma as his mistress and inflamed the scandal further by choosing to live with Emma and their daughter when he returned from sea.
When something irritates the airways of a patient with asthma, the airways become tightened, inflamed and produce too much sticky mucus.
Her doctor diagnosed her with rheumatoid arthritis, an extremely painful chronic disease that inflamed her joints.
It also inflamed pharmacists who feared the deal would affect their ability to compete with the larger company.
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With the enzymes trapped inside the pancreas, the gland becomes inflamed, causing excruciating pain.
Together with another boat arrival on April 22nd, the drama has inflamed a political conflict on a subject many Australians thought they had put to rest: their tolerance for refugees escaping strife in countries to the north.
And AstraZeneca's recently approved statin, Crestor, could swell the market by another 30 million people in 2007, when it expects to complete a 15, 000-person study that aims to prove Crestor prevents heart attacks in people with normal cholesterol but who are at high risk due to inflamed arteries.
People with asthma can find it hard to breathe when their airways become inflamed, swollen and narrowed.
She survived with minor injuries, he said, but rumors of her death had inflamed mobs who launched the attacks Tuesday.
The judgment may have been intended as a wake-up call to a sloppy prosecution team, but it also inflamed the Rwandan government, which promptly announced that it was suspending all co-operation with the tribunal.
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