In the video, shared Monday on TikTok by the cat’s owner Kim Ngan Le under the username Heyitsgingerandpepper, the orange cat can be seen sitting on a pillow in front of a tiny table set with red roses, little candles and Champagne. Rose petals are strewn on the floor. The hilarious clip comes with a caption that says: “POV: your date is waiting for you.” This is followed by: “Patiently waiting for you....
During a dental examination, the dentist or dental hygienist may use an instrument called a periodontal probe to measure the depth of the gingival sulcus; this is to determine the health of the gums and measure the extent of bone loss as a result of advanced periodontal disease. Healthy gums generally have a sulcus depth that may range anywhere from 1 to 3mm. Sulcus depths greater than 3mm occur in patients that have varying degrees of periodontal disease....
Ronaldo and Messi: Children of modern football Three explosions went off near the vehicle as it made its way to Signal Iduna Park prior to kick-off, with defender Marc Bartra suffering a serious wrist injury in the incident. The attack had a big impact on Ginter and the centre-back even questioned his future in the sport as a result of the experience. “For a moment, I thought about retiring from football altogether,” Ginter told Bild....
Young Aria Alvarado is “in love with Michael Myers,” according to her mother’s tweet, and has made millions laugh after she fearlessly embraced him in a hug during her party. In the video shared on mother Rose Alvarado’s TikTok and Twitter accounts, the Halloween theme music began to play, letting Aria know her beloved character was there. “I love him,” she said out loud. After looking around for the not-so-universally-loved character, he appeared in the distance at the party....
The New York Times touted sales of the hot punk band Offspring’s album ““Smash,’’ at ““100 million worldwide since April.’’ Quite a feat, since Michael Jackson has sold only 92 million copies of all his albums combined. People at the band’s label, Epitaph, gave the Times a phony figure because they ““thought it was funny.’’ The Times plans to look into it.
Follicular lymphoma is a chronic condition that is not usually curable. This can be scary to hear. However, people can live many years with follicular lymphoma. This article will discuss symptoms, diagnosis, and prognosis for follicular lymphoma. It will also go into the types of treatments you may need, and provide insight into coping with this condition. What Is Follicular Lymphoma? Follicular lymphoma is an indolent (slow-growing, or low-grade) cancer that starts in the lymph nodes....
At one point in The Will Ragers Follies, the cowboy humorist (Keith Carradine), making folksy jokes about world events, refers to the town of Nice: “That’s pronounced neece,” he says, “the French don’t have a word for nice.” Well, if you want nice, this show is it: the nicest, most agreeable musical on Broadway. The question is, is nice enough? In making a musical biography of Will Rogers, the show’s creators-book writer Peter Stone, composer Cy Coleman, lyricists Betty Comden and Adolph Green, director-choreographer Tommy Tune-have chosen a format so retro it’s positively daring....
The beloved rock group announced the requirements for its upcoming Alaska tour via Ticketmaster. The shows in question are scheduled to take place in Anchorage on August 17 and 19 at the Dena’ina Center, and in Fairbanks on August 21 at the Carlson Center. A statement from Ticketmaster stipulates that a negative test result or proof of vaccination must be provided before entering the venues. “By purchasing tickets for this event, I confirm that at the time of the event I will have received a negative COVID-19 test within 48-hours of the event, OR have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (14 days past final vaccination shot), and will provide proof of vaccination prior to entering the venue,” the statement reads....
One week after packing college football stadiums for the first week of the season, crowds in the second week were even more impressive. Michigan had more than 108,000 fans for two weeks now, there were 100,000 fans in Ohio who saw their beloved Buckeyes lose, and more than 105,000 Penn State fans saw their Nittany Lions whip the, ahem, Ball State Cardinals. More than 915,000 fans combined to fill the top 10 stadiums this week, which is more than the previous weekend....
A critical part of what sets America apart from other countries is the incredibly unique document that broadly defines our laws and our rights: the Constitution. As we observe Constitution Day on Friday, Sept. 17, now is a timely opportunity to reflect on the document that has governed our nation since its inception. The Constitution is not divinely inspired and infallible in the manner of the Bible, but its sheer brilliance as our government’s founding document reveals God’s blessing upon it....
Say “marry” and the mind turns to three-tiered cakes, bridal gowns, baby carriages. Meanings do change-until the Supreme Court struck down miscegenation laws in 1967, many states defined marriage as a union of people “of the same race.” But the notion that the happy couple would consist of a bride and groom has seemed sacrosanct. Now even that truth is not self-evident. In what may be the last frontier of the Stonewall revolution, some homosexuals have stepped up demands for legal marriage-a prospect that divides gays, appalls conservatives and makes even self-avowed liberals squirm....
He also knows there are times when racing at Daytona and Talladega becomes a problem of aerodynamics. He saw it firsthand last year when Austin Dillon’s airborne car crashed into the catch fence at race’s end. He’d rather not see it happen again. MORE: Looking back at Dillon’s crash “It was frightening,” Earnhardt told media members Thursday at Daytona, where he and fellow Sprint Cup drivers were preparing for this weekend’s race....
The most coveted free-agent cornerback in this year’s class certainly used his business acumen to squeeze a few extra dollars out of the Jets, the same dollars those same Jets were unwilling to part with one year ago to bring the veteran back. MORE: Team-by-team signings, departures | How Revis became NFL’s greatest negotiator | Five years, $70M from Jets In the end, with a Super Bowl ring in tow and owner Woody Johnson’s blessing, Revis had more than 39 million reasons to return to the organization that made him the 14th overall pick in the 2007 draft....
Rival Row didn’t last long. “I was like, ‘OK, we’ve got to mix that up,’” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. McRoberts, Granger and Deng — villains to the Heat in the past, especially in the playoffs — are rivals to Miami no more, after they became the biggest parts of the team’s roster revamping this summer. Getting shifted to new spots in the locker room was the easy part; getting acclimated to the ways of the Heat will be a tad more difficult, that process officially beginning Saturday in the first practice of training camp....
Deandre Ayton went No. 1 overall to the Phoenix Suns, and has turned into a key cog in their well-oiled machine of dominance. Luka Doncic and Trae Young were traded for one another, each improving the long-term hopes of the Dallas Mavericks and Atlanta Hawks. Later in the lottery, Mikal Bridges and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander turned into the biggest steals of the class. Even the Denver Nuggets’ dice roll of Michael Porter Jr....
For the second season in a row, after playing the late game of the Week 1 Monday night doubleheader, the 49ers have to travel east for an early Sunday kickoff against a team that has nine days to rest. As if that in and of itself isn’t difficult enough, last year San Francisco had to play the Steelers in Pittsburgh in Week 2, and this year, it’s the Panthers in Carolina....
And there’s where the Sporting News Fantasy experts do their best work. Don’t worry, we still crunch the numbers for every player and rank them top to bottom based on that week’s matchup and other factors, but here you’ll find specific notes on the players causing fantasy owners the most headaches in any given week. Five Star 1. Peyton Manning, Broncos vs. Colts 2. Drew Brees, Saints @ Falcons...
That’s when the real March Madness sets in. There will probably be an upset involving a 5-seed vs. 12-seed game. There might be another with a 4-13 game, a 3-14 game, or at best a 2-15 game. Maybe it will happen at the buzzer. Everybody will scream. It might distract co-workers. We’ll either say we had that upset picked all along or bitch about a busted bracket. We’ll Google the winning school, then watch that school get dusted in the second round....
