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You wouldn’t be the first parent to ask if it’s okay for kids to get dental implants. An implant is often ideal for filling in smile gaps. If your child has a permanently damaged or knocked-out adult tooth, then a dental implant can seem like the perfect remedy. But your dentist may suggest otherwise. A […]
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Whether you have sutures in your gums or your wisdom teeth extracted, you may be experiencing a bit of mild discomfort. This can affect your ability to chew as well as your appetite. What can you eat for the next few days after oral surgery? Use the following suggestions to plan your meals for the […]
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Six adults phenotyped as either extensive (N = 4) or poor (N = 2) metabolizers for cytochrome P450 (CYP) 2D6 were given a 10-mg oral dose of methylphenidate (MPH) on two separate occasions with and without quinidine, a potent CYP2D6 inhibitor. Quinidine had no significant effect on the pharmacokinetics of either MPH or ritalinic acid, its major metabolite, in either group of CYP2D6 metabolizers. These data suggest a lack of involvement of CYP2D6 in the metabolism of MPH. Drugs that are inhibitors of CYP2D6 when taken concurrently with MPH should not affect its plasma concentration.
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‘A wonderful tribute’: Wreaths laid at veterans cemetery
For the nearly 1,000 volunteers who turned out for the annual wreath-laying, it wouldn’t have mattered if the sun was shining, or the rain poured down.
They would turn out to place wreaths on the graves of nearly 8,000 deceased veterans and family members regardless of the weather, according to Cyd West of the Friends of the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery, which organizes the yearly event.
Veterans from five wars, their spouses and children are buried at the cemetery, West said. For those still living, “We hope knowing we care makes a difference in their lives.”
For his part, Maj. Gen. J.T. Thomson III, deputy commanding general of III Corps, reflected on those “lying in repose on this sacred ground” and how they “put themselves in harm’s way on our behalf.”
Because of their service, Thomson added, “The gates of freedom remain open.”
By the tremendous attendance at the wreath-laying, appreciation for the veterans cannot be mistaken.
The motorcycle procession from the Killeen Special Events Center escorting two trucks filled with wreaths featured many veterans.
Jessie Saucedo of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association rode one of the first motorcycles in the escort, flying U.S., Texas and POW/MIA flags.
Barbara Pressley, an Army veteran, rode a Slingshot three-wheeled cycle in the procession. She was looking forward to having the chance to place a wreath on her stepdaughter Daniela Anders’ grave.
“Hopefully, this tradition will continue so someone will place a wreath on my headstone when the time comes,” Pressley said.
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A wonderful reminder, and a thought provoking review of Noah. Thank you, Symbol Reader.
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Life is a living book of symbols, a sacred text to be decoded. My blog’s themes meander through Jungian psychology, myth, symbolism, astrology, dreams, and the return of the sacred feminine.
“The word ‘nature’ derives from natura, a philosophical term derived from the verb for birth, whichwas used as a translation for the earlier Ancient Greek term phusus which was derived from the verb for natural growth, for example that of a plant.”
“Urban living has always tended to produce a sentimental view of nature. Nature is thought of as a garden, or a view framed by a window, or as an arena of freedom. Peasants, sailors, nomads have known better. Nature is energy and struggle. It is what exists without any promise. If it can be thought of by a man as an arena, a setting, it has to be thought of as one which lends itself as much to evil as to good. Its energy is fearsomely indifferent. The first necessity of life is shelter. Shelter against nature. The first prayer is for protection. The first…
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Moscow concerned over no breakthrough in US administration’s relations with RussiaRussian Politics & Diplomacy May 30, 11:41
Diplomat comments on Trump’s son-in-law contacts with Russian ambassador to USRussian Politics & Diplomacy May 30, 11:24
Moscow utility crews clean up freak storm’s aftermathSociety & Culture May 30, 11:15
Hurricane death toll rises to 14 in Moscow, Moscow RegionWorld May 30, 9:52
One serviceman killed after An-26 plane makes hard landing in western RussiaWorld May 30, 9:15
Hurricane sweeps across central Russia wreaking havoc on 180 roofs and 2,000 carsWorld May 30, 8:59
Traces of Barents Sea plankton, bacteria from Madagascar found on ISS surfaceScience & Space May 30, 7:39
North Korean media boast successful ballistic missile launchWorld May 30, 7:03
At least 10 killed as militants shell Syria’s Deir ez-Zor — SANAWorld May 30, 5:49
In line with agreement reached at talks in Geneva, Russia's way sought “to influence the situation in Ukraine to turn it from military confrontation to political talks in full accordance with obligations taken by the Russian Federation, the United States and Ukraine,” the minister said.
“Some geopolitical project was formulated under a far-fetched pretext when the then president was denied time to analyze the agreement on association with the European Union,” Lavrov said, observing the aim of “occupying Ukrainian geopolitical space to the detriment of Russia and Russians in Ukraine”.
“It failed to be done at once and will fail since it is impossible to impose such things on one party,” he said.
|They promised to agree with it and begin an inclusive open dialogue. Instead, some commission was formed in Kiev to work out a draft constitution and later it was forwarded to the Venice Commission [an advisory body of the Council of Europe, comprising independent constitutional law experts].”
“I have no doubt the Venice Commission will say any draft constitution must be the subject of wide national dialogue,” Lavrov said.


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Interestingly, Kim isn't wearing her wedding ring in them, so it's not clear when they were taken!
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Wow, this is some sick shiz!
INSPIRED, really! And not just for the nostalgia factor!
Chance the Rapper has done the most brilliant cover of the Arthur theme song. Yes, Wonderful Everyday, the tune we all know and love from the PBS cartoon.
He has turned something cute and kiddy into something deep and inspiring!
This is like something out of a Kanye album!
Major major kudos to this!
Check out his take on the song above!
Chelsea Clinton is officially quitting her reporting job over at NBC News!
Her reasoning? An increased work load and the upcoming birth of her first baby!
Despite not being the most active reporter of all time, NBC was paying her $600,000 a year.
While Chelsea said goodbye on Facebook, she also hinted that she may return to NBC one day:

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The report comes with a growing number of people finding that their iPhones reported “No Service” after updating to iOS 14.7.1. The issue seems to be happening to older iPhones like iPhone 6S as well as newer ones, and normal fixes like restarting the iPhones, resetting settings, and removing SIM cards don’t seem to be fixing things so far.
Apple does have a support page up and running already, with a number of suggestions offered. Those include:
To turn cellular data on or off
Restart your device
Check for a carrier settings update
Take out the SIM card
Reset your network settings
Update iPhone or iPad
Contact the carrier
That final option appears to be in the hope that the SIM card itself is faulty, although that now seems unlikely given the issue is so widespread.
We recently saw reports that Apple is already testing iOS 14.8 internally, so it’s possible that will offer some respite for afflicted users. If not, iOS 15 is now expected to arrive within a matter of weeks — maybe that will get people back up and running!


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And here are the final four books I read this year and haven’t reviewed.
The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri – I absolutely loved Lahiri’s short story collections and her first novel, The Namesake, so I was beyond excited for this one. The writing is just as gorgeous as I knew it would be, and she sure can tell a story about strained family dynamics. It gave me a glimpse into politics in India in the 1960’s, a place and time I know very little about. As I was reading, I felt deeply connected to the characters, to these two brothers who were so close as children but grew so far apart in adulthood. The novel is brimming with tragedies, but it never felt heavy-handed, it felt like a true family saga in which the family is struck with bad luck, bad choices, and inability to find peace. I loved The Lowland even though it didn’t quite live up to her earlier books for me – I still gave it five stars! That should tell you how much this author can do no wrong in my eyes.
Allegiant by Veronica Roth – This was one of my most highly anticipated books of this year and overall I did like it. I found the plot to be a bit meandering at times in the middle but the end was satisfying. A lot of people didn’t like the way Roth chose to end the series but I personally thought it was absolutely perfect. After closing the book, I just can’t imagine another way she could have resolved things for these characters. I’m really looking forward to the movie series now!
The Silent Wife by A.S.A. Harrison – This was a book club pick and one I would have read anyway because I was so compelled by the premise. I was expecting to be taken for a ride and I was not disappointed. The one thing everyone at my book club could agree on was that we hated all of the characters. They are selfish, immature, and have zero redeeming qualities to speak of. But despite that I couldn’t put this book down. I read furiously til the end, desperate to know how things would turn out for these despicable people. And the ending was a complete shock and was kind of genius actually. I really liked this one.
Days of Splendor, Days of Sorrow by Juliet Grey – This is a sequel to a book I really loved (Becoming Marie Antoinette) but I have to admit that this one disappointed me. Marie Antoinette came across as incredibly selfish, spoiled, caring little for the people around her and only seeking out her own pleasure. She was so detached from the realities of life beyond Versailles that truthfully it disgusted me. I gained a bit more interest when she begun having children but overall this book was not what I was hoping for. The final book in the trilogy was recently released and honestly I’m not sure if I’ll ever get to it.

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A 21-year-old man was taken to hospital on Tuesday after being found near a southside railway line with burns.
The man — now in serious condition at the Victoria Infirmary — was found lying near Nursery Street, Pollokshields, at around 6.20am.
He is believed to have come into contact with overhead power lines, and British Transport Police are investigating.
Detective inspector Grant Cathcart said: “I am anxious to speak with anyone who was in this area between 4.15am and 6.20am and may have seen or heard anything suspicious to contact BTP as a matter of urgency.”
ScotRail services between the southside and Glasgow Central faced disruption as a result of the incident — all returned to normal shortly after 8.30am.

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The LeGarde Twins stole the hearts of the crowd, while Big & Rich and Rascal Flatts stole their ears
82-year old Australian-born twins Tom and Ted LeGarde stole the show at this year's CMC Rocks The Hunter festival, despite blistering sets from both headliners Big & Rich and Rascal Flatts.
Held last weekend at the Hunter Valley's Hope Estate, the three-day camping festival brought The LeGarde Twins back into the country from their Nashville base to be honoured by Foxtel's Country Music Channel with the CMC Lifetime Achievement Award. Regarded as the first Australian country export to America, the twins grew up on a farm in Mackay, Queensland, and by age 17 were believed to have been two of the youngest professional rodeo riders in the country. Their love of music took over though, and after years of toiling in Australia they left for Canada in 1957. The rest of their sometimes-overlooked career is history, and to this day they're still active.
Honoured with the Award during the CMC Country Music Awards on the festival's first day, the date – Friday 15 March – coincided with the duo's 82nd birthday. A touching video presentation and performance from the brothers was followed by much mingling with the audience, complete with their trademark hugging and kissing of anyone within arm's reach.
The following morning the twins opened the main stage of the festival with an hour-long set (they took a break half-way, while the band played on). The performance was littered with stories and encouragement, largely based around taglines of “follow your heart” and “live the dream.”
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Speaking to the twins following their lifetime achievement award, Tom LeGarde told theMusic.com.au – with one hand around the waste and one on the heart – that, “If you believe in yourself you can do it. This is where it is, it's in your heart.”
During their performance the next day the duo raved about a couple of “sheilas we met in Nashville, the most beautiful girls you've ever seen”. Ted joked, “When I saw them I held my heart and told Tom, 'This is it, this is the big one'.”
Those “sheilas” emerged as young local country outfit, sister-duo Baylou who joined the two on stage for a song.
“They've had a huge career that spans over 60 years,” Baylou's Victoria Baillie told theMusic later that afternoon. “They're icons and they're inspirations to us… They're still together, and they're brothers and we're sisters so we really look up to them and go, 'Wow, if we can get to that age and not pull each other's hair out by then, we'd be doing good'. It was an honour to get asked to sing a song on stage with them, they're really fun and they're great blokes.”
Day two also saw the performance of Sydney/Newcastle duo McAlister Kemp, who were billed as a replacement for Billy Ray Cyrus. With a strong fanbase and a growing recognition, their tagline of Country Proud was a fitting summary of the mood of the 7,000 plus crowd.
“It started out as pretty much, 'I'm proud to be a country music fan' and '[I'm] proud to be an Australian' is what it's involved into,” the band's Drew McAlister told theMusic before their set. “I think it's super important, if it does something to boost morale of the Australian way of life and that larrikin. Without being too political, we have lost a bit of our identity and so if that does anything to help bring it back – I'm stoked.”
“I guess it's taken on a life of its own,” Troy Kemp added. “It's very anthemic. We got to open the Golden Guitars with it this year and it's appeared in TV commercials – people are using it for all different things.”
During their set they were joined on stage for a song Stephen Barker, a member of American duo Love & Theft. The band's Eric Gunderson has rushed back to the United States after his wife went into labour ten weeks early. They main stage slot was filled by Travis Collins. (The baby was born and named Camden, for the record.)
The second day was signed off by notorious American duo Big & Rich, who were making their first ever appearance on Australian soil. An expectedly big production, the band thanked Australia “for being a great ally” before their Vietnam War-inspired 8th Of November. Notable performances were also delivered by locals Morgan Evans and Chelsea Basham during the day.
The final day's focus was largely on Rascal Flatts, for whom groups of fans waited at the front of their main stage for eight hours prior to their starting. They were introduced to relatively new American outfit The Farm during that time, who comprise of a 'traditional' country fiddler, opera singer and a soul artist. Slightly haphazard in their execution, they couldn't be faulted for energy.
Canada's Corb Lund could barely be faulted at all though, with the rockabilly/mountain singer deadpanning his way through material of new album Cabin Fever and asserting himself as one of the weekend's best performances.
He was followed on the main stage by American starlets The Band Perry, the showmanship of the three siblings – Kimberley (vocals), Reid (bass) and Neil (mandolin) Perry – was evidence that the band are expecting to never play anything but stadiums for the rest of their career. It's also evident in their second album, Pioneer, which was produced by Rick Rubin and will drop next month.
“You can always pull it back, you can't always push it forward,” Kimberley told theMusic 20 minutes before their set. “There was so many times in the recording of Pioneer that the three of us would come back into the studio and high-five after cutting a song and said, 'Wow, we just went there'.”
She added, “We do feel a responsibility to the fans, the only reason we get to record a second album is because they've allowed us to do so. So we do set our bar extremely high and we're very competitive with ourselves.”
Signed off by the fan-pleasing headline set from Rascal Flatts, one doesn't need to mention the agreeable atmosphere or family-friendly ethos of the festival, because that seems to come with the territory for country music.
CMC Music Award Winners
International Artist: Keith Urban
International Video: Keith Urban
Oz Artist: The McClymonts
Australian Video: McAlister Kemp
New Oz Artist: Morgan Evans
Lifetime Achievement Award: The LeGarde Twins

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