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Home News Sports Business ... Zwecker HEARTBURN Date of publication: 07/25/1986 For cast, rating and other information, (click here) By Roger Ebert Maybe Nora Ephron should have based her story on somebody else's marriage. That way, she could have provided the distance and perspective that good comedy needs. Instead, she based "Heartburn" - first her novel and now her screenplay - on her own marriage. And she apparently had too much anger to transform the facts into entertaining fiction. This is a bitter, sour movie about two people who are only marginally interesting. The characters are Rachel, a New York writer, and Mark, a Washington political columnist. The originals for the characters are Ephron and Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein, whom she married and then divorced when she learned he was having affairs. In the movie, the characters are played by Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson, and just by seeing their names on the marquee you'd figure the movie would have to be electrifying. But it's not. Here is the story of two people with no chemistry, played by two actors with great chemistry. The only way they can get into character is to play against the very things we like them for. Streep seems dowdy and querulous. Nicholson seems to be a shallow creep. Their romance never really seems real, never seems important and permanent. So when he starts fooling around, we don't feel the enormity of the offense. There's not much in their marriage for him to betray.

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Fact: 60 million Americans experience heartburn (acid reflux) monthly and approximately 15-25 million have daily heartburn . Fact: About 19 million take medications for their heartburn or stomach disorder at least twice weekly. Fact: Finally, there is a less invasive treatment for GERD, a non-surgical approach to this problem that gives people freedom from medication! Thanks to the innovative people at Bard Interventional Products a new device has been FDA approved for the treatment of chronic Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). This device is called the Bard Endocinch Suturing System (BESS). When utilized, an endoscopic, noninvasive procedure can be performed which can significantly reduce or eliminate the need for expensive medications, and avoid surgery, in many people who suffer with this chronic condition. The procedure is called Endoluminal Gastroplication (ELG), and is performed in the outpatient department under conscious sedation. To learn more about this exciting treatment, please click here now Syracuse Gastroenterological Associates, P.C.

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