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Paris Guide
For those new to Paris or seeking unique places to explore in the city, we offer this guide to our favorite museums, markets, shops, parks and châteaux in and around Paris. Explore on your own or contact us to have a private French lesson at any of these locations. We'll help you get to know Paris from a Parisian perspective…and in French.
Our Favorite Museums
Fashion Museum
Situated in a magnificent Renaissance-inspired palace, this museum displays over 100,000 pieces of clothing and accessories reflecting French fashion trends from the 18th century to present day. Visit: www.palaisgalliera.paris.fr/en
Carnavalet museum
How did Paris come to be Paris? Find out at this museum entirely dedicated to the City of Light. You can track Paris's rise to prominence from its ancient beginnings as the city of Lutetia right up to modern day. Visit: www.carnavalet.paris.fr
Louvre museum
There's so much more to this world-famous museum than the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo – over 400,000 pieces more. Having a private French lesson while exploring the Louvre's palatial galleries can help you know its works more intimately without becoming overwhelmed. Visit: www.louvre.fr/en
Orsay museum
Located in a stunning former 19th-century railway station, the Musée d'Orsay covers artwork and objects from the mid-19th century through 1914. Its collection of impressionist paintings by Cezanne, Monet, Van Gogh and other masters is legendary. Visit: www.musee-orsay.fr
Pompidou Centre
Lovers of modern architecture and modern art will appreciate the exceptional works displayed in this colorful and unique cultural center. Others will be more fascinated by the panoramic views of Paris offered from the top floor. Visit: www.centrepompidou.fr
Rodin museum
odin's museum and sculpture garden features the great sculptor's most iconic pieces, including The Thinker and The Kiss, and hundreds of his lesser-known but equally splendid works. Visit: www.musee-rodin.fr/en
Picasso museum
After five years of renovation the Picasso museum finally reopened in October 2014. Come to this stunning 17th century mansion to enjoy a range of Picasso's works and witness the development of his art in Paris. Visit: www.museepicassoparis.fr/en
Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie
Planes, planets and robots, oh my! This enormous science museum, the largest in Europe, gives you an hands-on chance to explore almost every area of science, from biology to technology. Visit: www.cite-sciences.fr/en
Grévin museum
Paris's waxworks museum is full of astonishingly lifelike effigies representing a range of French and European historical and cultural figures as well as modern American celebs, from Madonna to George Clooney. A great place for a private French lesson as you can actually "meet" some of France's most famous figures. Visit:www.grevin-paris.com/en
Marine museum
Packed with model ships, naval-themed paintings and figurines, fans of maritime history will enjoy this journey through French naval history in the Palais Chaillot. Visit: www.musee-marine.fr
National Museum of the Middle-Ages
Appropriately, this museum is housed on two historic sites: a 14th century townhouse built by the abbots of Cluny and the site of former Gallo-Roman baths. Enjoy viewing a range of remarkable medieval relics, including tapestries, paintings, sculptures, stained glass windows, and objects from daily life. Visit: www.musee-moyenage.fr
Quai Branly museum
One of the newest museums in Paris, quai Branly houses a large and fascinating collection of indigenous art and cultural objects from Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Visit: www.quaibranly.fr/en
Our Favorite Parisian Food Markets (plus one flea market!)
There's no better way to delve into Paris's culture of excellent eating than by exploring its many fresh food markets. Browse for your favorite cheeses, fruits, vegetables, breads, meats, seafoods and other treats at the markets listed below. To learn how to navigate these markets in French, don't forget to schedule a private French lesson with us!
Bastille Market
Located in the heart of the historic Bastille district, only minutes from the Marais, this sprawling market of 115 stalls offers almost any fresh food your heart desires. Open Thursdays (7am – 2:30pm) and Sundays (7am – 3pm). Click here for more info.
Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen
The largest and most famous flea market in Paris. Come here to sift through treasures and junk alike until you find that extraordinary, one-of-a-kind piece that makes your heart leap.
Open Saturday – Monday, 7am – 17:30pm.
Raspail Market
Trailing up the chic boulevard Raspail, this organic outdoor market is the favorite of Paris's glitterati. Try to spot French movie stars and personalities – if you can tear your eyes away from the delectable organic fruits, vegetables, poultry and speciality goods on offer. We love the lavender honey!
Open Sunday, 8am – 2pm. Boulevard Raspail. 7th arrondissement.
Marché d'Aligre
This lively market near Bastille is well-known for being the bulk food source for many Parisian restaurants and gourmets. You'll enjoy browsing here and listening to the various vendors vie for your attention.
Open Tuesday – Friday: 9am – 1pm; 4 – 7:30pm. Saturday: 9am -1pm; 3:30-7:30pm. Sunday: 9am – 1:30pm.
Saint Germain Market
St. Germain, one of the most elegant areas of Paris, is home to a covered market that offers a range of excellent foodstuffs, from seasonal delights to Italian and Greek specialties. The market also features a number of clothing boutiques and shops.
Open Tuesday – Saturday: 8:30 – 1pm and 4:7:30pm. Sundays, 8am -1pm. 4- 6 rue Lobineau, 6th arrondissement.
Our Favorite Department Stores
When you're new to Paris, it can be difficult trying to figure out where to buy clothing, household items, or interesting, original gifts. The following three "Grands Magasins" (big stores) are the place to be. If you like, go ahead and schedule a private French lesson as you shop so we can help you become familiar with proper terms and Parisian shopping etiquette!
This vast department store dates back to 1865. Known for its sublime array of offerings, you should also be sure to visit its gorgeous Art Nouveau cupola above the tearoom in the Boulevard Haussmann store. Visit: www.printemps.com
Galeries Lafayette
The most visited landmark in Paris after the Eiffel Tower, this is one of the most famous department stores in the world. The merchandise is magnificent as is the unique Art Nouveau staircase and glass-and-steel dome in the main store. A must-see during the Christmas season. Visit: www.haussmann.galerieslafayette.com/en
BHV Marais
The Bazar d'Hôtel de Ville (BHV) originated in the mid-19th century just across from the City Hall (Hôtel de Ville) in the Marais. Today, in addition to its 8-floor flagship store, BHV has several niche stores through this trendy neighborhood, including a men's shop, pet accessory store, motocycle accessory store and more. Visit:www.bhv.fr
Our Favorite Parks, Gardens and Châteaux
The elegant parks, gardens and châteaux in and around Paris are wonderful places to absorb the city's special character and history. Stroll around these historic places on your own or visit with a private French tutor for deeper insights into their history and and role in Parisian life.
Place des Vosges
A marvelous 17th-century square surrounded by pink brick townhouses and romantic stone arcades filled with art galleries, specialty shops and cafés. Located in the Marais.
Jardin Luxembourg
This majestic garden is spread over 61 acres and include a small forest, pond, apiary, an orchard and several stone fountains. Despite its great fame, it is no tourist trap but is regularly used and loved by Parisians and tourist alike. Located in the 6th arrondissement.
Jardin des Plantes
A lovely botanical garden filled with gentle sloping paths and a diverse assortment of plants and trees. The grounds house three museums, each a component of the Natural History Museum, a small zoo and a charming merry-go-round featuring extinct animals. Located in the 5th arrondissement.
Père Lachaise Cemetery
The tranquil, leaf-strewn final resting place for a number of famous persons from Chopin and Molière to Gertrude Stein and Jimi Hendrix draws reflective crowds.
Louis XIV's sumptuous palace and grounds set the standard for splendor. Less than an hour from Paris by commuter train, it's a vision not to be missed. Visit:www.chateauversailles.fr
Less in-your-face opulent than Versailles and less crowded, the beautiful castle of Fontainebleau makes for a less hectic way of exploring the grand lifestyle of France's former royalty. Visit: www.musee-chateau-fontainebleau.fr
Chateau de Malmaison (Rueil-Malmaison)
The former home of Napoleon Bonaparte, full of luxurious Empire-style furnishings that give a very clear impression of the decadence of the Bonaparte lifestyle. He may not have been royal but he certainly lived as if he were! The grounds are also very beautiful and peaceful. Visit: www.chateau-malmaison.fr
Set in a lovely town less than an hour from Paris, this castle is often overlooked by tourists. But this impressive fortress is the former residence of many centuries of French kings and birthplace of Louis XIV. Today, it houses the National Museum of Archaeology. Definitely worth a visit, particularly if you're an ancient history buff or love Asterix and Obélix! Visit: www.musee-archeologienationale.fr
This magnificent château was the rather tragic inspiration for Versailles. Upon seeing the sumptuousness of this chateau King Louis XIV became jealous and imprisoned the owner, his own Finance Minister, for life. He set plans in motions for creating Versailles shortly afterwards. Versailles notwithstanding, Vaux-le-Vicomte remains extraordinary. The candlelight visits of the grounds during summer is especially enchanting. Visit: www.vaux-le-vicomte.com


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text: Share: Comments Print September 10, 2013 at 2:32 AM 'Deserve' by B.C.'s Weed a high-grade debut | Album review Posted by Charlie Zaillian Vancouver, B.C. band Weed, from left: Kevin Doherty, Will Anderson, Bobby Siadat, Hugo Noriega. Photo by Andrew Volk. Vancouver foursome Weed's 2012 EP "Gun Control" sounded like it was recorded on a rain-soaked boom box in a drafty suburban garage in 1992. But even that couldn't dampen or disguise singer-guitarist Will Anderson's off-the-charts melodic instincts. And for all its grungy bluster, the Canadians' first full-length "Deserve" — out Tuesday on Seattle's Couple Skate label — is a pop record at heart. Drenched in feedback and willfully detuned, opener "Heal" (listen) segues confidently into churning first single "Set Me Back" (listen). As guitarist Kevin Doherty, bassist Hugo Noriega and drummer Bobby Siadat ratchet up the intensity, Anderson's melancholic mumble morphs into a Cobain-ian caterwaul. Mid-album gems "Hollowed Out" (listen) and "Your Right" (listen) match shoegaze grandiosity to energetic punk rhythms, while "Gun Shy" (listen) and "Granted" (listen) feature deft drop-D chord changes, major-minor key shifts and unglued fury to rival the early work of bands like Dinosaur Jr. or …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead. Warped guitar noise bookends nearly every song, giving the 27-minute LP a decidedly live feel. Though more elaborate than the purposefully lo-fi "Gun Control," no one is going to accuse "Deserve" of being overproduced. The record's tonal language ranges from overdriven to distorted to completely blown-out, and its muffled drum sounds suggest the band tours so hard Siadat can't find time to replace his battered heads and cracked cymbals. Or maybe he just doesn't care to. Where lesser musicians might use limited resources as an excuse for laziness, Anderson, Doherty, Noriega and Siadat treat it as a challenge, wringing rich emotions from cheap equipment and winning hooks from cacophonous murk. With "Deserve," Weed emerge as wild-cards of Vancouver's fertile punk scene, which, last year, saw local products like White Lung and Nü Sensae shed similarly scuzzy beginnings for crossover success and critical acclaim. Though the band's sound is as hazy as its name implies, its future seems anything but. Stream the whole album here, and check out the band's recent KEXP on-air session here. Note: Weed plays a release party Saturday at 9 p.m. at Cairo Gallery, 507 E. Mercer St., Capitol Hill, Seattle. Comments | More in Rock/Pop | Topics: indie-rock, lo-fi, Vancouver


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Anwar says he will become an "ordinary member of parliament" through a by-election within months.
It is too naive for Umno leaders to think that they can make a strong comeback by exploiting racial and religious issues.
"I take over education portfolio because there are so many people who are uneducated."
Jailed Malaysian politician Anwar Ibrahim walked free on Wednesday after receiving a royal pardon, paving the way for his return to national politics as the presumptive successor to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad following a stunning election upset.
Anwar Ibrahim's release from a Malaysian jail on Wednesday paves the way for him to become prime minister, a path from prison to power that has been trodden by some of the most famous leaders of the last century.
Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was released this morning.
Anwar is expected to arrive at Padang Timur at 10.00p.m. and deliver his first public speech after his release at 10.45p.m.
Malaysia's 92-year-old new leader Mahathir Mohamad said he expects to stay as prime minister for up to two years and vowed not to cut any deals to keep his predecessor out of jail for alleged corruption.
"Transition will be mid-term, otherwise public trust will be lost."
Deferring the election to next year may not be a good idea for Najib!
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As many of the regular readers of this site already know, we here at Vikings Gab are endeavoring to help sports programs in underprivileged K-12 schools receive funding that they are having trouble getting through traditional means.
Using DonorsChoose.org, the first project we are looking at is one in Kansas. Teacher Mr. F is asking for funding to obtain equipment to start a flag football program for his students in grades 3-5. The project request for $579 had not received a single penny of donations until my first post. After my first post, nine Vikings Gab readers got the ball rolling by donating over $150 to the project.
Way to go, guys and gals!
That means that Mr. F. has 40 days to raise about $400 more dollars to fully fund his very worthwhile program. There is less than a month to do this in.
Mr. F. was very grateful for the generosity shown by you all, and recently left a comment saying "Thank You so much for the support Adam and fellow Viking Gab readers! Hopefully we can make some future Viking players!"
My full explanation as to why I decided to start doing this can be read here, but the nut-shell version is basically that in hard times, the sports and the arts are the first things to have their funding cut despite their importance to our society on many levels.
If you can afford it and are interested, please feel free to keep our efforts moving by checking our Mr. F's project and considering a donation. You can view the Donors Choose page and make a donation by clicking here.
Thanks again to all of those who donated and all the other sites out there that mentioned the effort!


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Laurent will be away this weekend, on a work-related trip (because somebody forgot that it was Easter weekend, and booked the trip for everyone months ago, and nobody realized this until it was too late). As a result, we celebrated Easter a little early.
I'm not sure I've ever had lamb for Easter before. Easter has always been one of the lesser holidays in my family: we'd go to church, I'd get a chocolate egg and/or bunny, and that was mostly that. If we ever did have lamb, it was probably lamb chops: it wasn't in my mother's habit to cook up large pieces of meat, so leg of lamb or shoulder roast were not staples in her kitchen.
And now that I'm usually celebrating Easter with Laurent's family, my chances of being served lamb are even smaller: Laurent's father dislikes red meat, so he tends to choose the non-traditional route (see last year's cold salmon platter). But since I'm celebrating Easter twice this year (once on Thursday, once on Sunday – where, in an even more defiant break with tradition, Laurent's parents are taking me to lunch at a Chinese restaurant), I decided that one of the meals had to be leg of lamb.
Since we were ahead of schedule, there was still plenty of frozen lamb at the market. I hesitated on the cooking method; finally, rather than dry-roasting it to the requisite pinkish hue, I braised it for four hours. Regular basting ensured that it was flavoured and moist all over.
I realize it looks monstrous. It was also hell to carve, which explains the sub-par plating. But rest assured, it tasted great!
Overall, it all went smoothly, and we were both pleased with the result. It certainly wasn't raw-pink on the inside, but it wasn't dry, either. If we'd had the time, I would've like to braise it even longer, and see what would happen – but we were starving, and also I wasn't feeling brave enough to experiment with a giant, 30-dollar cut of meat. The basting liquid, in addition to keeping the meat interesting as it cooked, also turned out to make a great sauce, thanks to the garlic, tomatoes, and fresh herbs. And I tried a new technique for roasting potatoes, which was also a hit: definitely the crispiest non-fried potatoes I've ever made! Just let me tweak it a little to make it more interesting, and I'll be sure to post it.
So, even though I wish Laurent didn't have to go on that trip, it was still fun to have an opportunity to try out a traditional Easter meal – without all the relatives and pressure to shine!
Braised Leg of Lamb
Adapted from Christophe Felder's Les meilleurs plats mijotés
Serves 6
One 2,5 kg (5 pound) leg of lamb
Two heads of garlic
4 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp butter, cut into small cubes
240 ml (1 cup) dry white wine
240 ml (1 cup) chicken stock
One 400 ml (1 2/3 cup) can of diced tomatoes
2 bay leaves
One bunch of fresh thyme
One bunch of fresh rosemary
3 French shallots, peeled
1 carrot, peeled and cut into four segments
Salt and pepper
Pre-heat oven to 150ºC (300ºF).
Cut three cloves of garlic lengthwise into segments, make incisions into the lamb and insert the pieces of garlic. Rub the lamb all over with olive oil, and season with salt and pepper. Place the meat in a large roasting pan, and sprinkle with the butter.
Pour the wine, stock, and tomatoes into the pan. Add the shallots, the carrot, and the remaining heads of garlic (don't bother with separating and peeling the garlic, just lightly separate the cloves and put them in as they are). Season with salt and pepper all over, and toss in the bay leaves, thyme, and rosemary.
Bake for 4 hours, basting the lamb with the braising liquid every 45 minutes.


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"Ever since I realized I didn't have to buy granola in a box, I have experimented with different recipes. This is one of my favorites; the granola is great with yogurt or on top of vanilla ice cream." -Corrie Francis, Moraga, CA
How to Make It
Preheat oven to 250°.
Combine first 6 ingredients in a large bowl, stirring well to combine.
Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add 1/3 cup applesauce, honey, and brown sugar to pan, and bring to a boil. Cook for 1 minute, stirring frequently. Pour applesauce mixture over oat mixture, stirring to coat. Spread mixture in an even layer on a jelly-roll pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 250° for 1 1/2 hours, stirring every 30 minutes. Allow to cool completely. Stir in chopped apple.
Note: Store granola in an airtight container up to one week.


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Lambent beauties ... Tom Welling and Kristin Kreuk. Photograph: Rex Features
Will Truman once asked his fellow eponymous friend Grace, "What is it about Smallville that brings out both the teenage girl and the lecherous old man in me?" I suspect it is only the rousing of vague, indecipherable lusts within the viewer's breast that has enabled a show not overburdened with acting talent to stumble into its seventh - seventh! - series, starting tonight on E4.
Well, that and the special effects. When Smallville first began, you were lucky if you got one per episode (albeit in addition to the presence of Lana Lang from Superman III and Bo Duke from the Dukes of Hazzard as Clark's parents). Now you can't go 30 seconds without a secret Luthoran labful of clones exploding, a spaceship sending out shimmering waves of energy that make the town ripple like a shaken blanket or gaping wounds healing of their own, very cool, accord.
The opening episodes of the latest series give us a bursting dam, whose treacherous waters Clark evaporates with his laser eyes; aquatic angels; and Bizarro Clark sticking his hand into people's stomachs and, like, seriously messing up dudes' insides.
Ah yes. Bizarro Clark. He's the Lexperiment that got a bit out of hand, replicated from the boy wonder's DNA - without the humanity or conscience. Alas, he is not a CGI figure but Tom Welling in a different jacket. Given that over the last seven years Welling has barely mastered one facial expression - that of a young man concentrating on walking and breathing at the same time - his attempts at supervillainry incarnate do not quite come off. And when Good Clark awakes in a forest, only the fact that he is ambulant distinguishes him from the surrounding redwoods. Knowing this, the makers duly distract us with the sight of several of the latter splintering at the impact of superbodies thrown with great force.
Truly, it is only this kind of thing - and the lambent, extraordinary beauty of Kristin Kreuk, which is actually starting to hurt my eyes - that keeps us coming back for more.


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The We're Trying Records family is getting a little bigger, as we're happy to announce the signing of Runt. – an emo rock trio from Chicago.
Runt. is the brain child of lead singer Jay Pankiewicz, which was developed as an outlet to create music when he had trouble writing consistently. "I felt stuck and wanted to try something different from a musical standpoint," said Jay. So the songwriter took real life events – touring, coming of age, homelessness – spiced them up a little, and transformed them into Runt.'s first EP Good and Loud.
From this EP comes Runt.'s debut single "Here's Some Space," where listeners will hear Jay fumble through small talk with a former lover all the while desperately trying to convince them that he has changed. After repeated failed attempts, Jay realizes he shouldn't need to change who he is at his core to be with someone and, instead, begs them to just forget him completely. "Here's Some Space" drives home the message that self-care should come before anyone and anything.
"I hope people will recognize the simplicity behind the sound, and the story beneath the lyrics" Jay added. "Here's Some Space" is out now via Bandcamp and all streaming platforms, while Good and Loud will be released in its entirety on August 31.


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John Malkovich Enlists Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon, Ric Ocasek, OMD, Placebo, Dandy Warhols, More for Record Store Day Release
Like a Puppet Show features various remixes of Malkovich reading an interpretation of Plato. Listen to Ocasek's mix now
On the silver screen, John Malkovich has found fame as an actor, director, and Spike Jonze movie subject. Now, he's putting out a record. Like a Puppet Show is out on vinyl for Record Store Day's Black Friday event on November 27.
This is the first in a series of releases Malkovich has planned with his collaborators, director/photographer Sandro and producer/composer Eric Alexandrakis. For Like a Puppet Show, Malkovich read Plato's Cave Allegory (as interpreted by Alexandrakis) over an original piece of music. Then the results were sent to a bunch of musicians, who contributed remixes and interpretations, including Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon, OMD, Efterklang, Placebo, the Dandy Warhols, Blondie's Chris Stein, the Cranberries' Dolores O'Riordan, and more. Above, listen to Cars frontman Ric Ocasek's effort, which is named "Cryoblue Cheese O".
The release features accompanying photos by Sandro. Find the cover art above and the tracklist below.
Speaking about the collaboration in a press release, Ocasek said:
The poem ALLEGORY OF A CAVE narrated by JOHN MALKOVICH sounded eerie to me, so I set it into that kind of musical landscape. The poem felt current, even though it was written around 380BC by PLATO. Only the ridiculers and weapons have changed as we move through time.
Like a Puppet Show:
01 Cryolife 7:14 A.M. (Mixed by Yoko Ono & Sean Lennon)
02 Cryocarbon 14C (Mixed by OMD)
03 Cryoblue Cheese Ο (Mixed by Ric Ocasek)
04 CryoZolon X (Mixed by Dweezil Zappa)
05 Cryoparoxsym A (Mixed by Young the Giant)
06 Platogenia X And The Caves (Mixed by the Dandy Warhols)
07 Cryostat Ø (Mixed by Efterklang)
08 Cryoplacebo 47/XXY (Mixed by Placebo)
09 Photogenia C (Ruler Of Light) (Mixed by Chris Stein)
10 Optimogenia Z [Edit Mix] (Mixed by Harry Waters)
11 Cryopian D (Mixed by Dolores O'Riordan)


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A dental emergency should receive prompt treatment. Here are a few examples of dental emergencies and why they are categorized as such.
Dislodged Teeth
A tooth can easily become dislodged by a traumatic force, such as a blow to the mouth from a fall. Once the tooth becomes detached from the gums, the soft tissues that are attached to the tooth begin to die. As a result, the longer that the tooth remains out its position in the mouth, the greater the likelihood that it will not reassimilate properly. Thus, immediate dental care is necessary to avoid the loss of the tooth.
Once your tooth is dislodged, you should contact your dentist as soon as possible. Additionally, to keep the bits of tissue that are attached to the dislodged tooth moist and viable, you should keep the tooth in your mouth or place it in a container of milk until you reach the dental office.
Cracked Teeth
A crack in a tooth can occur due to a weakened area of the tooth enamel or to an unusual amount of bite pressure. The condition may not seem serious at first. However, the crack may allow bacteria to enter the tooth.
Once oral microbes breach the surface of a tooth, they may infect the dental pulp, which is the living tissue inside the tooth. The pulp contains the nerves and blood vessels of the tooth. If the pulp becomes infected, it may lead to chronic dental pain, a jawbone infection, and possible tooth loss.
The dentist can prevent an infection by promptly disinfecting the area surrounding the tooth and sealing the crack.
Extreme Tooth Pain
A toothache can occur because of dental sensitivity. Thus, it may result from simple activities, such as eating a bowl of ice cream. However, when tooth pain is severe and does not easily resolve, it could indicate a more serious condition, such as an abscessed tooth.
An abscessed tooth occurs when a tooth becomes infected. The infection can spread to the bone of the jaw and may even enter the bloodstream to affect other areas of the body.
Since you may not know the reason for your dental pain, if the discomfort does not diminish after taking over-the-counter pain medicines, you should contact your dentist. He or she can assess your mouth to determine the cause of your pain and treat it before the condition worsens.
If you believe that you have a dental emergency, contact an emergency dental office like Centre Family Dentistry in your local area as soon as possible.Share


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Living in cosmic harmony… We're well into our third year as owners of Dutchies and still, each day, we are so grateful to be able to work in such a pristine and peaceful place. Daan will tell you that the moment he first came to Dutchies, he knew, this was where he wanted to be. And this hasn't changed. In fact our love for Hermanus and this very special spot on one of the most beautiful beaches in the world has got much stronger. For us it is a place that is an embodiment of a cosmic harmony. The Dutch painter, Piet Mondrian, was inspired by a spiritual belief in a harmonious cosmos. He used pure abstraction and the reduction of form and colour to the essentials to symbolise the universality of things. New menu Our new menu has been inspired by Mondrian's work as a tribute to this very special restaurant on Grotto Beach, and as a symbol of the touch of Dutch love we're grateful to bring to it. Do come and have a look at it…and what's inside it! There are of course our iconic dishes like De Uitsmijter, Bitter Ballen and the awesome Club Sandwich; but there are also new dishes Chef Jana has added that showcase her innovative approach to a rustic fine dining experience with a Dutch twist. In other words – DELISH! Light Jazz & Show Tunes We have live music this coming Friday (31st July) evening from 6pm. The fire will be blazing, the gas heaters on and cosy throws at the ready. Alan Cameron and friends will be performing and are a delight to watch and listen to. Alan is a South African jazz pianist of note, as well as an accomplished composer and sound man. Tot...Read More
Be Warm! Well Winter is most certainly on its way! It's time for broths and comfort food which is exactly what our 2 new wonderful chefs have in store for you. It is also time for us to close in the evenings during the week for a while. From Monday May 3rd we will be open daily from 9am to 6pm and then for dinner on Friday and Saturday nights. We're prepared for the cold and have a fire burning on icy days, gas burners, and loads of wraps in case you get nippy. So don't let the weather keep you away from Grotto Beach! It's actually especially cosy in cold weather at Dutchies. There's nothing quite like cosying up inside and watching the wild winter ocean and the weather passing through over a hearty, hot meal. We hope you enjoy this last long weekend before winter really sets in. Be warm – inside and...Read More
It's that wonderful time of year again. It's Autumn, so days are often mild but sunny and we're hoping the Lighthouse 2 Lighthouse ladies have 4 glorious days for their annual walk. They leave today (12th March) from the Agulhas Lighthouse and walk along the coastline to Danger Point Light House in Gansbaai and then across Die Plaat arriving on Grotto Beach at about 4pm. The walk is stunning, but by no means easy, and the ladies who do it raise a large amount of money to help local Overstrand charities. Lighthouse 2 Lighthouse consists of a group of women from the Overstrand, who annually walk approx 100 kilometers from Cape Agulhas to Danger Point Lighthouse over 4 days. In the beginning, the ladies carried everything they needed for the duration of the walk. Now, they camp at Die Dam for the period we are walking, carrying what we need for the day's walk. Their aim is to raise money for charities which serve the Overstrand. Lighthouse 2 Lighthouse is not a charity itself, but a vehicle to raise money for registered causes. Every cent we collect is handed over to the charity of choice. Please contribute if you haven't already, remember to make the reference the name of the walker you are sponsoring if applicable. ABSA cheque account Acc name: Lighthouse ladies Acc #: 9276889845 Branch:...Read More
Summer is most certainly here, the visitors have arrived and there's a whole lot of funshine happening down at Grotto Beach. People are loving every minute of our Blue Flag beach and are bodyboarding, kite surfing, building sand castles or simply soaking up the sun. There are daily surfing lessons from the 20th into the New Year and you can even have a massage from Moving Muscles! At Dutchies you can watch local watercolour artist, Maureen Tomaino, painting at lunchtime every Wednesday and Friday throughout the summer. You can enjoy the talent of local pianist, Roger Summer, playing amazing classics and show tunes every Sunday from 5pm and we have Palm Strings performing on Friday 26th November. We're looking forward to seeing you and sharing this special celebratory time of year with you. Happy...Read More
Grotto Beach is obviously buzzing with people enjoying the summer sunshine and beautiful beach. There are colourful umbrellas, children squealing with delight, bodyboarders, kite surfers, sand castle builders and those who are lying quietly soaking up the sun. There are 2 particularly fabulous things happening on Grotto Beach this year. Moving Muscles are offering the most amazing massages Daily surfing lessons for both beginners and intermediate levels. Nadia from Moving Muscles is already out there doing her thing. (Pics courtesy of I Love Hermanus) Surfing lessons start on 20th December. You can register at Walker Bay Surf shop in the village. Enjoy the funshine and pop into Dutchies for...Read More
The 1st of December marked the second anniversary of, proud owners, Joke and Daan at Dutchies. It has been a wonderful 2 years and every day they are grateful for the opportunity to live and work in such a special, beautiful place. It has been a privilege to manage the only restaurant on the magnificent Grotto Beach and to meet and get to know locals and serve visitors from all over the world. Highlights this year have been welcoming the Lighthouse Ladies after their annual Lighthouse-to-Lighthouse walk, our very successful Winter Quiz evenings, winning the Fynarts Culinary challenge, sharing the delight of the Indische Rijsttafel and experiencing the talented musicians that come and play at Dutchies each month. Then of course, there are also the celebrations that you bring to Dutchies that we are delighted to play a small part in: the meetings of long lost friends; the exchanging of vows; the beginnings and endings; birthdays and anniversaries; club lunches and family gatherings. Thank you everyone for your support and enthusiasm and friendship. The Rocket Scientists Spring princess at Dutchies Whoo Hoo – They did it! The Mayor came to welcome the Lightouse 2 Lighthouse...Read More


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The Marathon City Heritage Center is a joint collaboration between the Marathon County Historical Society and the Marathon City 2020 Project Committee. Many of the center's initial collections that will be on display are on loan from the Marathon County Historical Society. The center is intended to become a vibrant resource for Marathon City where people celebrate community pride, and share the history and continued growth of the Village and the surrounding area. The committee also hopes to generate enthusiasm for history among new audiences.
The idea for the center was sparked by growing community interest to learn and share Marathon City's very historical past, dating from the early 1800s. While the village was first incorporated in 1884, the area was settled by German immigrants beginning in 1857. Historians also believe that French missionaries and fur traders were the first Europeans to visit the area during the late 1600's, navigating the Rib River in Marathon County, Wisconsin.
The Heritage Center is located at 301 Main Street (corner of 2nd and Main) Marathon City. The center is on the second Sunday of each month from 10a to 2p, or by appointment. Special hours for the annual Fun Days celebration are Saturday Sept 3 10am – 2pm and Sunday September 4 10am – 1pm.
People are encouraged to share your personal collections of Marathon City memorabilia and artifacts, and relate your stories that could potentially be used in the display. All donated or loaned materials must go through a pre-approval and registration process before they may be added to the display. Please contact a member of the Marathon City 2020 Project Committee, or send an inquiry to email@example.com


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The US national team will make their World Cup homecoming when they play host to Ecuador on Oct. 10 at Rentschler Field in East Hartford, Conn., US Soccer announced on Thursday.
The friendly at the University of Connecticut stadium will be the USMNT's first stateside appearance since their run to the group stage at this summer's World Cup in Brazil.
"We are really excited to get our first chance to play at home after the World Cup," head coach Jurgen Klinsmann said in a statement. "The support from our fans in the United States and everyone that traveled to Brazil was awesome, and we want to build on that energy.
"We have an exciting four years ahead of us, and this is just the beginning. The US team has a great history at Rentschler Field, so we are hoping for another big crowd against Ecuador."
The US hold a 2-5-4 record against Ecuador in a series dating back to 1984. Both of the Yanks' victories came on US soil, including a 1-0 win on March 10, 2002, in Birmingham, Ala., that saw goalkeeper and New Jersey native Tim Howard earn his first cap and first shutout.
Led by Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia, Ecuador have qualified for three FIFA World Cups, (2002, 2006 and 2014) and just missed the South American playoff spot during the 2010 qualifying campaign. Drawn into Group E in this summer's tournament, along with France, Switzerland and Honduras, La Tricolor compiled a 1-1-1 record to finish third in the group.
Rentschler Field has hosted big-time matches for the USMNT, including a World Cup qualifier, two Send-Off Series games and a CONCACAF Gold Cup group-stage match.
Brian McBride scored the game-winner in a 1-0 win on Aug. 17, 2005 against Trinidad & Tobago in final-round qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Then, Brek Shea made his first international goal count as the USA defeated Costa Rica 1-0 and won their group on July 16 of last year on the way to capturing the 2013 Gold Cup title. Overall, the United States hold a 3-1-0 record at the venue.
The USMNT will first travel to face the Czech Republic on Sept. 3 in Prague, marking the first match for the United States following the 2014 FIFA World Cup. They'll also face Ireland in a Nov. 18 friendly in Dublin.
SI.com reported on Tuesday that another proposed friendly, vs. Colombia on Sept. 9 in San Antonio, fell through.


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FOP Gets in on the CeaseFire Act
- There is heavy friction between the Chicago police union and CeaseFire after the anti-violence organization helped a shooting suspect turn himself in earlier this week.
Some say it's the non-profit's first big "get" after receiving $1 million in city funding. But some say the news conference was all show for CeaseFire.
"I'm a little skeptical about why they're throwing a press conference," says [some guy], president of the Fraternal Order of Police. "It's something to justify spending a million dollars and try to portray like they're doing something for society."
However, the Roseland CeaseFire claims they aren't affiliated with the CeaseFire that got a cool million from Rahm. So does this mean that there are different factions of CeaseFire and each faction will be demanding a million bucks to put a lid on shootings (almost 50 so far this week) and do follow-up investigations for named offenders that police investigations have narrowed down?
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Cruz: Western Wall 'part of Israel' & Jerusalem Israel's capital
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The 11 candidates Trump is considering for FBI directorThat's why Trump's tweet gave pundits and historians fresh ammunition to continue drawing comparisons between Trump and Nixon as they have in the days since Trump fired Comey, who as head of the FBI oversaw the investigation into potential coordination between Trump campaign associates and Russian Federation during the 2016 election.
Friction between Trump, Israel on Western Walls grows ahead of visitNikki Haley, the USA ambassador to the United Nations, said Tuesday she believes the nation's embassy in Israel should be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem . In an exclusive interview with The Brody File , U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley made forcefully clear that the Western Wall in Jerusalem belongs to Israel.
Trump pledges to move quickly to nominate new Federal Bureau of Investigation chiefTrump told NBC's Lester Holt: "And in fact when I chose to just do it, I said to myself, I said 'you know, this Russian Federation thing with Trump and Russian Federation is a made-up story, it's an excuse by the Democrats for having lost an election that they should have won'".
Volvo Cars to start assembly operations by end of yearNo further contract and financial details will be disclosed, said a statement. Pointing out that vehicle assembly in India was an important step for his company, the CEO said their aim was to increase sales in the fast-growing market and double the firm's market share in the luxary segment.
Syria burning 50 bodies per day after Mass ExecutionA senior Israeli official said Tuesday that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should be removed from power in order to prevent further atrocities in the ongoing Syrian Civil War. Israeli Minister Yoav Gallant said that it is "a clear and unequivocal statement" that "we want Assad to fall" and be replaced by a more moderate regime , after the USA announced the discovery of a crematorium in Syria.
Rolf Harris set to leave jailJurors have already been told Mr Harris, 87, was convicted and sentenced following a trial in 2014. Judge Deborah Taylor said Harris would be released from prison on Friday. She said that as a 13-year-old she was "a very big fan" of Harris and was excited she was going to meet him. "He left quite quickly and I just stood there for a while".
Fired FBI Director James Comey called to testify before House Oversight CommitteeYet as the House came back into session Tuesday night some Republicans from conservative districts said their constituents were not overly concerned with any aspect of the Russian Federation story. Democrats urging Trump's impeachment have new energy following a bombshell report about Trump on Tuesday. At a Federalist Society event today in Washington, Mukasey said it would have been inappropriate for Trump to have asked Comey in an informal manner to drop the Flynn case, though he said the ...
Bridge collapses in Goa, several feared deadAnother 14 people were rescued and taken to nearby hospitals, whereas two bodies were retrieved from the river. Goa: Around 50 people fell of Portuguese-era Zuari footbridge. Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh called Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar over the incident. Rescue teams rushed to the spot and four people were rescued, and were immediately rushed to the spot.
Lib Dem president says party's manifesto will appeal to ChristiansIf you don't like the deal you should be able to reject it and choose to remain in Europe". Elsewhere in the manifesto the Lib Dems said it wants to expand the "Financial Conduct Authority's remit to include a statutory duty to promote financial inclusion as one of its key objectives".
Ex-French PM Valls Wants to Be Majority Candidate at Legislative ElectionEmmanuel Macron ran the election under the banner of En Marche! , a centrist political movement he founded just over a year ago in April 2016. Sylvie Goulard, a French deputy to the European Parliament, said Macron would make Berlin his first official visit, with perhaps a stop to see French troops stationed overseas as well.