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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Amar'e Marshall scored 17 points as Albany beat Puerto Rico-Mayaguez 93-50 on Friday. Marshall also contributed five assists for the Great Danes (4-1). Byron Joshua added 13 points while going 4 of 4 (3 for 3 from 3-point range) while he also had five assists and five steals. Aaron Reddish shot 4 of 7 from the field, including 2 for 3 from 3-point range, and went 2 for 3 from the line to finish with 12 points. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez was led by David Maldonado, who posted 16 points. Jose Alicea scored 10 points. The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar .
Scottsdale, Arizona, Nov. 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hosted at the prestigious Fairmont Princess in Scottsdale, this year's MedSpa Pro Meeting brought together pacesetting voices in medical aesthetics under the guidance of industry pioneers and co-chairs Barry DiBernardo, MD, Jason Pozner, MD, and Joseph Russo, MD. Over three intensive days, participants immersed themselves in a wealth of cutting-edge, comprehensive content that spanned advanced injection techniques, emerging technologies, and business management strategies. Program highlights included an exclusive Head-to-Head Anatomy Masterclass led by preeminent anatomist Sebastian Cotofana, MD, PhD, and an innovative Weight Loss Track spearheaded by Johnny Franco, MD. Complementing these sessions, expertise-driven curricula featured a dedicated Aesthetician Track and Master Injector Live Injection Program. Beyond the core curriculum, expert-led panel discussions explored today's most pressing aesthetic medicine topics while market-leading brands showcased game-changing products and services in the exhibition space. Together, these experiences equipped participants with fresh perspectives, practical insights, valuable partnerships, and lasting connections, empowering them to elevate their clinical and personal success. MedSpa Pro's rebranding represents expanding pathways for advancing this booming specialty. "As we embrace the next chapter in aesthetic medicine, we are excited to unveil our new identity as MedSpa Pro," stated Doreen Brown , CEO of Informa Connect Medical Division. "This evolution reflects our commitment to keeping pace with our ever-evolving industry and serving our expanding community through gold-standard training and unmatched networking opportunities." MedSpa Pro's refined brand identity will roll out in the coming months as the company prepares for a breakthrough 2025. Among exciting new initiatives, next year introduces specialized training opportunities led by the distinguished Dr. Russo and fellow acclaimed experts, strengthening the organization's position as the foremost resource in medical aesthetics. Aesthetic medicine providers, medical spa professionals, and industry stakeholders can mark their calendars for the 3rd Annual MedSpa Pro Meeting, set to take place at the iconic Boca Raton resort in November 2025. Further details about upcoming programs will be announced soon; in the meantime, please visit MedSpa Pro's LinkedIn profile for updates. ### MedSpa Pro serves as the leading educational platform for medical aesthetics professionals, delivering targeted education, tailored training, and strategic networking opportunities across the industry. Through its premier conference and progressive initiatives, the organization connects enterprising practitioners with renowned experts to advance excellence in aesthetic medicine. MedSpa Pro is part of the Informa Connect Medical Division, a global force in medical education across the entire healthcare ecosystem. © 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
ZAYN Malik has broken his silence after leaving fans devastated by cancelling a sell-out gig just minutes before he was due to take to the stage. The Former One Direction star was due to perform at a packed-out O2 City Hall in Newcastle on Tuesday night. Fans were eagerly waiting for the Stairway to the Sky set to get underway when it was announced on the tannoy the show had been cancelled. A spokesperson speaking from the stage said the show would not be going ahead. They said: "We apologise for the late notice. It was his fervent hope that he would be able to continue with the show. This is no longer possible. "Please contact your point of purchase for details of reschedules and refunds. If you have parents or guardians collecting you please stay within the auditorium and wait to be collected." Taking to Instagram, the 31-year-old singer wrote an explanation on his stories: He wrote: "I'm so sorry to do this but my voice just isn't there at all tonight and without it, there's no show. "I'm truly sorry to let you down, especially at such short notice...I held onto hope until the very last moment. "I'm hopeful with some rest tonight I'll be back on stage tomorrow. "My deepest apologies Newcastle love you all xx." Devastated fans were seen streaming out of the O2 City Hall in floods of tears. Courtni Clarke, 19, had queued for 36 hours to make sure she got to the front of the standing section to get as close as possible to her favourite singer. But, despite the tears on her face, the bar worker from Leeds says that she is only concerned about Zayn's health . She said: "I hope he's ok. One of the security guards told us they don't even know if he made it here. "It's a disappointment but also a worry. I'm a very, very big fan of Zayn. We got no information of what happened." Clarke and other fans spoke about how they paid £150 for tickets plus additional costs for travel to get to the venue. She called the last-minute cancellation a "deep wound" after seeing the other members of One Direction singing on their solo tours and now no longer being able to see Liam sing live. Kitty Heidt, 20, a law student at Durham University arrived at 7pm to get into the venue. "We were very excited to get in," she said. "If he didn't show up, they should have told us. We waited an hour inside anything before it was cancelled." "It's a waste of time. I'm upset and disappointed," another fan said. Others defended the singer saying, "A lot of fans care more about them seeing him than his well being. "I'm happy to miss it as long as he's okay." Zayn is set to wrap up his tour in Edinburgh in just a few days. The US leg of the tour was postponed after the death of Zayn's former bandmate Liam Payne and he has paid tribute to him at shows in Manchester and Leeds. Liam tragically died on October 16 after falling from a balcony at his hotel in Argentina.SAN FRANCISCO — Jonathan Kuminga had 34 points and made the go-ahead free throw in the Golden State Warriors' 109-105 win over the Phoenix Suns on Saturday. With the Warriors down one, Kuminga was fouled after getting inside positioning on Kevin Durant on an out-of-bounds play with 29 seconds to go. Kuminga made both free throws to put Golden State ahead and tie his career high in points a day after setting it against the Clippers on Friday. Durant, who led the Suns with 31 points, missed a shot on the other end, and Dennis Schroder made two free throws after the Suns committed a loose ball foul on the rebound. Phoenix led 65-61 at halftime. Stephen Curry, who had 22 points, beat the first-half buzzer with a one-handed, off-balance floater over seven-footer Oso Ighodaro after going behind the back to split two defenders. The Suns were without Jusuf Nurkic, who was serving the first of a three-game suspension for his role in a fight against the Mavericks on Friday. Royce O’Neale also left the game in the second quarter with a left ankle sprain. Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski (lower abdominal strain) did not play in the second half. Takeaways Suns: The Suns have lost five of six and are under .500 for the first time this season after an 8-1 start. Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) is congratulated by forward Andrew Wiggins, left, after making a basket to end the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Phoenix Suns, Saturday, Dec. 28, 2024, in San Francisco. Credit: AP/Godofredo A. Vásquez Warriors: The Warriors picked up a much-needed win to start a six-game homestand after losing six of seven. Key moment The Warriors held the Suns without a field goal in the final 6:48, keying their fourth-quarter comeback. Key stat The Warriors played in their league-leading 21st clutch game of the season, improving to 9-12 in games that were within five points in the last five minutes. Eight of their last nine games have been clutch games. Up next The Warriors host the Cavaliers on Monday, while the Suns host the Grizzlies on Tuesday.
Travis Head will play in the Boxing Day Test, proving his fitness in a Christmas morning fitness test at the MCG. Australia’s most important player ran some sprints on the ground and then batted in the nets during an optional training session on Wednesday, a day out from the fourth Test against India. The home side was sweating on Head’s availability because of a quad strain, with the star left-hander hurt on the last day of the third Test at the Gabba. That result left the series tied at one-all. “Travis is good to go, he’ll play. He ticked off some final things today and yesterday, but no stress, no worries about injury for Trav,” Australia captain Pat Cummins said after training. “He’ll go into the game fully fit. I don’t think you’ll see too much management of him throughout the game ... maybe around fielding if he’s a bit uncomfortable.” Had Head been sidelined, it would have been a gigantic blow to Australia’s hopes of regaining the Border-Gavaskar trophy. The 30-year-old has been in rare form, smashing centuries in Adelaide and Brisbane to certify himself as India’s most in-demand wicket. Head has made 409 runs at an average of 81.80 across the first three Tests of the series, dominating India even as the rest of Australia’s batters have faced significant issues against Jasprit Bumrah. It would be a massive risk to take a proppy player into a crucial Test, with the series squared at 1-1 with two matches to come. The temperature is expected to soar to 40C on day one, possibly factoring into the team winning the toss batting first. “Traditionally it’s been bowl first (at the MCG) but with the heat around ... it looks similar but probably a little bit better than what it has in previous years so decisions for the captains to make at the toss,” Australia coach Andrew McDonald said on Tuesday. “I think this wicket might offer the batters a little bit more in terms of the surface as the game draws on.” Sam Konstas has been confirmed to debut, ensuring he will become the fourth-youngest Australian Test player. Head’s fitness means there will be two changes. Victoria seamer Scott Boland will also come in for the injured Josh Hazlewood. Boland returns to his home ground and the venue of his famous Test debut when he tore through England with 6-7. “If we didn’t pick Scotty here – and I know I’m not allowed to declare the team because that’s Pat’s job – but I don’t think I’m coming to the ground Boxing Day if Scotty’s not in the 11,” McDonald had joked.
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