50jili login register MCKINNEY, Texas , Dec. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Hartwater Aesthetics ® , a leading medical aesthetic brand, announced an expansion of its clinical and leadership team with the addition of a new aesthetic provider and a new practice manager at its location in McKinney, TX. The Hartwater Clinical team is joined by Tiffany Byres , LMA, a licensed Medical Aesthetician, Certified Laser Technician, and Laser Safety Officer with 13 years of experience in the plastic surgery and medical aesthetics space. Byres brings to Hartwater an extensive knowledge of skin care techniques and protocols as well as expertise with numerous laser technologies and other treatments to provide top-quality care to patients. Joining the leadership team as Practice Manager is Lauren Parker , an experienced operational and sales leader in the beauty industry. Parker will oversee daily operations at the practice and ensure the continued delivery of a seamless, patient-focused experience. This growth reflects Hartwater's ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional care and innovative services to its patients. The team expansion marks an exciting new chapter for Hartwater Aesthetics ® as it continues to set the standard for medical aesthetic care. About Hartwater Aesthetics ® Hartwater Aesthetics ® is a premier medical aesthetic practice offering industry-leading treatments for the face, body, and skin. It is home to a team of world-class aesthetic providers and uses the most state-of-the-art technology to offer patients the highest quality of care available. Media Contact: pr@h artwatera esthetics.com View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hartwater-aesthetics-expands-team-302337620.html SOURCE Hartwater Aesthetics

Luka Doncic returned from a two-game absence to score 27 points, Daniel Gafford added 23 off the bench and Kyrie Irving finished with 20 as the Dallas Mavericks beat the Portland Trail Blazers 132-108 on Monday night. Doncic shot 10 of 19 overall and 1 for 7 on 3-pointers after missing Dallas’ two previous games with a left heel contusion. He had seven rebounds and seven assists. The Mavericks have won 14 of their last 17 games following their only losing streak of the season, a four-game skid from Nov. 8-14. Deni Avdija scored 19 off the bench to lead the Trail Blazers, who have lost eight of their last nine games. Deandre Ayton scored 16 points, including 10 in the second quarter. The Mavericks opened the second period with a 21-9 run and outscored the Blazers 74-45 in the middle periods. They led by as many as 32 in the fourth quarter. Takeaways Trail Blazers: Jerami Grant is averaging 15.5 points, but followed a five-point effort in a 114-94 loss at San Antonio on Saturday with three points in 20 minutes. Mavericks: After matching a season-high with eight double-figure scorers in their 113-97 win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday, Dallas had five in double-figures by halftime. P.J. Washington’s 12 points in the first half came by hitting all four field goal attempts, two 3-pointers. Key moment Klay Thompson rebounded Shaedon Sharpe’s 3-point miss with 17 seconds left in the half, came downcourt and sank a 3-pointer with 8.3 left. That gave Dallas a 62-51 lead, its largest of the half. Key stat Thompson needed five 3-pointers to match Reggie Miller for fifth place in all-time 3s, but was 3 for 8. Up next The Mavericks host the Minnesota Timberwolves on Christmas. The Trail Blazers start a three-game homestand on Thursday against Utah.Peripheral Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) Catheter Market to Observe Prominent CAGR of 17.48% by 2030, Size, Share, Trends, Demand, Growth, Challenges and Competitive OutlookNews Don't miss out on the headlines from News. Followed categories will be added to My News. King of cane, Ilija ‘Joe’ Uzelac, has been farewelled, with family and friends celebrating an extraordinary life of survival and escape. In 1952, Joe and two friends from his village hatched a plan that would change their lives forever. Armed with chocolates, a train ticket and the shoes on their feet the three man planned to traverse the 50km route out of communist Yugoslavia. Joe had tried to escape twice before but was caught and imprisoned but as rumours swirled secret police were watching him closely, he knew it was time to jump. Ilija (Joe) Uzelac was crowned world champion after cutting two tonnes of cane in just under 19 minutes. Granddaughter Tanja Uzelac said after a three day journey Ilija crossed a patch of no man’s land and was buoyed by the sound of the Italian language. “He just had little blocks of chocolate to keep his energy up...but he travelled from Serbia, (then Yugoslavia), to Italy by foot,” Ms Uzelac said. “The trio split up halfway through the journey, it was cold and raining... and every time a car would drive past he would have to hide behind bushes. “When he finally got to Italy he was waving down the police car but they wouldn’t stop... so he stepped out in front and made them take him to the refugee camp.” Mr Uzelac’s escape marked the end of two decades in Yugisolvia that had suffered harsh occupation during WWII and an oppressive communist regime that dominated much of post war Europe. Joe and his family felt the brunt of the political upheaval; at 7, Joe and his family were placed in a concentration camp where his brother died of starvation and at 16, Joe was tortured by police until his chest broke. for a crime he didn’t commit. Upon his escape Joe managed to reach Darwin where he worked in the Uranium mine known as Rum Jungle, before migrating to Innisfail to cut cane and Tobacco. Mr Uzelac’s daughter Maria Parsons said 1954 Darwin was unlike anything Joe had seen before. “They came in December and the doors of the plane opened.... there’s no airconditioning and it’s raining, steamy hot rain, they’d never felt that before,” Ms Parsons said. “You squeezed your hand through the air and it would be full of mosquitoes. “They thought they were in hell.” After his retirement, Mr Uzelac spent his free time playing lawn bowls, socialising and fishing the outer reefs of the Great Barrier Reef- despite not being able to swim. In Innisfail Mr Uzelac gained his fame, through back-breaking work he became an incredibly talented canecutter and one of the last to cut cane before modern technology. In 1972, he was crowned world champion when he cut two tonnes of cane by hand in 18 minutes and 56 seconds. But his career was put on hold after an accident almost killed him while he and a friend drained an inlet on their land with a digger. “Dad was meant to be having smoko and his friend said....I’ll have a practice and muck around on the hydraulics on the loader bucket. “His friend pulled the wrong lever and dropped it on top of him... so he was screaming, crying and thought I’ve killed him, I’ve killed him. Dad yelled out, get me out of here, you bastard.” Despite suffering extreme injuries Ms Parsons said her father just got on with the job. “He actually forced himself to walk and his right leg popped straight out sideways and he pushed it down.” “He got back on the machine and did three more hours work, finished off what he wanted to do, went home and then lay down.” “He couldn’t get back up for two weeks.” Mr Uzelac had broken his back but didn’t get treatment for eight years, instead opting to wear a steel reinforced girder to brace his back. Mr Uzelac is survived by his wife Margaret and his three daughters, seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. In his later years Mr Uzelac worked as the groundsman at Gordonvale state school where he touched the lives of thousands through his sense of humour and kindness. Councillor Brett Moller first met Mr Uzelac 50 years ago as a student and said he touched the lives of everyone in that community “I remember him as a big man, tough as nails, a great sense of humour and a wide beaming smile,” Mr Moller said. “He touched the lives of many students who attended the school over that 25 year period and all will remember him with great affection as I do.” Mr Uzelac is survived by his wife Margaret and extensive family. Originally published as King of cane Ilja ‘Joe’ Uzelac farewelled in Far North Qld More related stories News Minister: End of CFMEU tax will save Cairns Hospital project State Health Minister Tim Nicholls has promised ending Labor’s “sweetheart deal” with the CFMEU will “save” the stalled Cairns Hospital expansion project. Read more News VOTE NOW: The moments that defined sport in North Qld We’ve picked the moments that set the trends, now it’s time to have your say. Which local sporting event in regional North Queensland is your favourite? 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'Fundamental act of justice': President Biden speaks on Assad's fall in SyriaSYDNEY, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Australia's Indian Ocean territory of Christmas Island will be connected by subsea cable to the northern garrison city of Darwin , a project backed by Alphabet's Google (GOOGL.O) , opens new tab that Australia says will boost its digital resilience. Christmas Island is 1,500 km (930 miles) west of the Australian mainland, with a small population of 1,250, but strategically located in the Indian Ocean, 350 km (215 miles) from Jakarta. The cable announcement comes as the Australian and U.S. militaries upgrade airfields in Australia's north, where a rotating force of U.S. Marines will be joined by Japanese troops next year. Google's vice president of global network infrastructure, Brian Quigley, said in a statement the Bosun cable will link Darwin to Christmas Island, while another subsea cable will connect Melbourne on Australia's east coast to the west coast city of Perth, then on to Christmas Island and Singapore. Australia is seeking to reduce its exposure to digital disruption by building more subsea cable pathways to Asia to its west, and through the South Pacific to the United States. "These new cable systems will not only expand and strengthen the resilience of Australia's own digital connectivity through new and diversified routes, but will also complement the Government's active work with industry and government partners to support secure, resilient and reliable connectivity across the Pacific," said Communications Minister Michelle Rowland in a statement. The other partners in the cable project include Australian data centre company NextDC (NXT.AX) , opens new tab , Macquarie-backed telecommunications group Vocus, and Subco. Subco previously built an Indian Ocean cable from Perth to Oman with spurs to the U.S. military base of Diego Garcia, and Cocos Islands , where Australia is upgrading a runway for defence surveillance aircraft. Although 900 km (560 miles) apart, Christmas Island is seen as an Indian Ocean neighbour of Cocos Islands, which the Australian Defence Force has said is key to its maritime surveillance operations in a region where China is increasing submarine activity. The new cables will also link to a Pacific Islands network being built by Google and jointly funded by the United States, connecting the U.S. and Australia through hubs in Fiji and French Polynesia. Vocus said in a statement the two networks will form the world's largest submarine cable system spanning 42,500 km of fibre optic cable running between the U.S. and Asia via Australia. Sign up here. Reporting by Kirsty Needham in Sydney; Editing by Lincoln Feast. Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tab

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