‘Son of God’ Draws Big Box Office Numbers, Bigger Plans for DVD Release

Though Easter has long since past, the spirit of Jesus Christ lives on. At least on the silver screen, anyway. That’s because Son of God, the latest film depiction of the life of the New Testament’s central hero, is set to hit DVD and Blu-Ray on Tuesday, June 3, USA Today reports. Digital HD downloads will be available three days later. […]

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As a Shortage of Dental Care Professionals Continues in the U.S., Patients Look to Dental Therapists

From Minnesota to California, state and local governments have begun considering changes to laws governing dental healthcare that would allow dental therapists to perform regular check-ups, fill-in patient cavities, and much more. The cause? Just as specialization led to a shortfall in primary care providers in the world of medicine, now the same sort of stratification […]

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Apple Upgrades POS System to Fight Cybercrime, Improve Customer Safety

Apple, responding to an increasingly hostile digital commerce market, is taking steps to upgrade the POS systems and hardware on its most popular smartphone devices. On all new models of the iPhone 5S, Apple is installing a VeriFone Systems Inc. point-of-sale shell. The shell works to block out any unwanted signals from intercepting sensitive information […]

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Many Unable to Afford American Dental Care; Patients Cross the Border For Cheaper Alternatives

Sadly, great dental treatment is out of reach for many Americans. Even seemingly small procedures can cost thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars. Whether we’re talking dental cleaning, root canals, cavity fillings, or whatever else, you might find a better deal in another country. The high costs of dental care make it important […]

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EPA Readies New Emissions Standards for Existing Power Plants

As deadline approaches, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is putting the finishing touches on its new climate rule that would require existing power plants to drastically reduce their carbon emissions, as well as grant flexibility to states and companies in how they choose to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to a May 21 Washington Post […]

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