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The comprehensive three-day program takes place on February 20-22, 2025 in the Greater Palm Springs, California area, with an optional pre-meeting workshop and a session on AI in cosmetic surgery organized by the AACS's Committee on Artificial Intelligence CHICAGO , Dec. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) , the world's largest multi-specialty home for physicians dedicated to cosmetic surgery and aesthetic medicine, will conduct its 41st Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) on February 20-22, 2025 , with an optional pre-meeting workshop, Sculpting Human Figure 101: The Integration of Art and Science, on February 19 . Recognized globally for its commitment to educating for patient safety since it was founded in 1985, the AACS will hold this signature Continuing Medical Education (CME) program in-person at the La Quinta Resort & Club in the Greater Palm Springs, California area. The meeting includes a comprehensive scientific program focused on top-quality education, patient safety, and cutting-edge developments in the field of cosmetic surgery and aesthetic medicine. Attendees will have ample opportunities to network, learn, and share ideas with industry leaders from across the country and around the world. Offering 32 educational sessions led by foremost experts in cosmetic surgery, the scientific program content spans diverse specialties, such as dermatology, otolaryngology, general surgery, oral, and maxillofacial surgery, ophthalmology, and plastic and reconstructive surgery. The program includes an outstanding array of featured guest speakers , including opening keynote speaker Sandra Lee , MD, FAACS (widely known as Dr. Pimple Popper), Women in Cosmetic Surgery keynote speaker Susan Dunn , LMT, NMT, 2025 Webster Lecturer Edward M. Zimmerman , MD, and closing keynote speaker, Elda Fisher , MD, DMD, FACS . Attendees will experience pioneering sessions on the latest techniques and developments in cosmetic surgery, including the integration of innovative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into cosmetic surgery, body contouring, face lift surgery, ultrasound-guided Brazilian butt lift, breast, rhinoplasty, liposuction, skin rejuvenation and regenerative medicine, gender affirmation, and more. The rich program offers a variety of learning formats to suit every participant, including: short abstract presentations during which colleagues will share their latest techniques, discoveries, and cases; a drop-in video session for observing in-depth surgical techniques; small-group sessions for intimate discussions and expert insights; a Morbidity and Mortality (M&M) Conference focused on managing complications; a GOAT (Greatest of All Time) Panel with tips from industry veterans, and formal poster presentations. An annual highlight, The Webster Society Gala Dinner will celebrate the legacy of Dr. Richard Webster and honor the esteemed 2025 Webster Lecture recipient Dr. Edward Zimmerman . Allied Health professionals can participate in a dedicated track featuring practice management and clinical topics designed for mid-level providers. There will be an Injectables Day, featuring a three-session track on the latest techniques and advancements in injectables and a breakfast session titled, "Charting Your Course: From Training To Triumph in Cosmetic Surgery" will be offered to those newer to the field. In keeping with the Academy's mission to advocate for patient safety and ensure that new advancements meet the highest standards of care, the recently formed AACS Committee on Artificial Intelligence will present a session on "AI and New Frontiers in Cosmetic Surgery," moderated by Committee Chair Albert Carlotti , MD, DDS, FAACS , and Giselle Prado-Wright , MD, MBA. This cutting-edge session will share insights and knowledge needed to navigate the evolving AI landscape. As Dr. Carlotti comments, "Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries worldwide, and cosmetic surgery is no exception. By proactively addressing the opportunities and challenges of AI, we can ensure that these advancements enhance - not compromise - our commitment to excellence in patient care." The optional pre-meeting workshop on Wednesday, February 19 will be presented by Sculpting for Surgeons, LLCTM , featuring professional sculptor and aesthetic surgeon Dr. Peter Schmid . Didactic presentations and an interactive sculpting experience will provide perspectives that can be directly applied to patient analysis, cosmetic surgical planning, execution, and ongoing practices. AACS President Mo Banki , MD, DMD, FAACS comments, "Our 41st Annual Scientific Meeting offers stellar opportunities for cosmetic surgery practitioners from around the world to learn from and be inspired by leading cosmetic surgery and aesthetic medicine experts, deepen their knowledge and understanding of the latest research and techniques, and exchange ideas with one another in the interest of advancing the profession." Scientific Program Chair Lisa Chipps , MD, FAACS, notes, "Given our deep commitment to education and patient safety. we are thrilled to offer such a dynamic program that will abundantly share new findings, new research, new techniques, and new ideas from outstanding cosmetic surgery practitioners." The full AACS ASM program can be viewed here . Details about the pre-meeting workshop can be accessed here . Cosmetic surgery practitioners may register here for the 2025 AACS ASM. About the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) is committed to advancing the multi-specialty, global disciplines of cosmetic surgery and aesthetic medicine for the benefit of patients and practitioners. Since its inception in 1985, the AACS has become the leading educational provider for cosmetic surgery practitioners from a diverse array of medical specialties, including dermatology, oral & maxillofacial surgery, otolaryngology, general surgery, ophthalmology, and plastic/reconstructive surgery. AACS is composed of over 1,600 members who pursue educational and training opportunities in cosmetic surgery to ensure consistently high quality patient care. 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MIAMI — The NBA is urging its players to take additional precautions to secure their homes following reports of recent high-profile burglaries of dwellings owned by Milwaukee Bucks forward Bobby Portis, Minnesota Timberwolves guard Mike Conley Jr. and Kansas City Chiefs teammates Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. In a memo the NBA sent to its team officials, a copy of which was obtained by The Associated Press, the league revealed that the FBI has connected some burglaries to "transnational South American Theft Groups" that are "reportedly well-organized, sophisticated rings that incorporate advanced techniques and technologies, including pre-surveillance, drones, and signal jamming devices." Conley's home was broken into on Sept. 15 when he was at a Minnesota Vikings game and jewelry was taken, officials told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Portis said his home was broken into on Nov. 2 and has offered a $40,000 reward for information related to the incident. The homes of Mahomes and Kelce were broken into within days of each other last month, according to law enforcement reports, and the NFL issued a similar warning memo to its teams this week. Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox!
District 3 champion Bishop McDevitt returns to the PIAA Championship game, this time in Class 5A, to meet Philadelphia up-and-comer Roman Catholic at Cumberland Valley’s Chapman Field. Kickoff is 7 p.m. PennLive is locked in at Chapman Field and ready for the Crusaders' clash with the Cahillites. The matchup between 13-2 McDevitt and 11-4 Roman features an enticing quarterback combo. Crusaders senior QB Stone Saunders is within 130 yards of Pa. all-time passing yards record for a career. The Kentucky signee already snared all-time passing TD record earlier this fall. Roman has its own big weapon in junior QB Semaj Beals, who threw four touchdowns in a semifinal win over District 1 champ West Chester Rustin. Follow this post for updates throughout Friday’s game: • Beyond the 5A championship, Troy delivered late to win the PIAA 2A title over Central Clarion • Elsewhere, Andrew Olesh, Pa.‘s No. 1 prospect out of Southern Lehigh, flipped to Penn State from Michigan at his signing ceremony Friday. • Sign up for PennLive’s daily high school sports newsletter Thanks for visiting PennLive. Quality local journalism has never been more important. We need your support. Not a subscriber yet? Please consider supporting our work. ©2024 Advance Local Media LLC. Visit pennlive.com . Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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WATCH the incredible unearthed footage that shows the world's first autonomous car in action, and it's not one of Elon Musk's Teslas. Decades before self-driving cars were unleashed to the public a 1986 vehicle was moving without a human at the wheel. Musk is typically dubbed as the person who brought out self-driving vehicles. Decades before Musk's Tesla company was created a German man brought driverless vehicles onto European roads. Ernst Dickmanns, a German scientist, developed a vehicle that was able to navigate roads on its own. A group of German engineers came together in the 1980s to transform a Mercedes van, bought by Ernst. The team took eight years to build their technological phenomenon and it hit the roads in 1986. This van was filled with sensors that could detect cars, people, and objects around it. The modified Mercedes was able to identify up to six items and obstructions at any one time. The special car reached up to 59mph and was able to change lanes and stop on its own. Despite his successes, Ernst's plans were initially doubted at the German university where he ran his tests, according to Politico . The scientist started out as an aerospace engineer but set his sights on revolutionizing the car world. Ernst said: “The colleagues at the university said, well, he’s an oddball, but he’s got a track record [of achievements in aerospace technology,] so let’s just let him do it." His modified van became the first self-driving car when it rode on a skidpan on the university campus. He upped the stakes when he sent his creation down the unopened autobahn at top speeds. Ernst then said he was approached by German carmaker Daimler to get a self-driving car on a busy Parisian road. The creator revealed he found this proposition to be "absurd" but eventually agreed to take on the challenge. The autonomous car picked up a group of elite visitors from Charles de Gaulle Airport and drove onto an open motorway where it was switched to self-drive mode. Ernst's creation was able to switch lanes on its own, while an engineer remained behind the wheel in case something went wrong. One of the engineers said: “Sometimes, we would take our hands off the wheel." This remarkable team even took one of their self-driving creations on a long ride from Southern Germany to Denmark. Despite its successes, this car did not become mainstream due to a lack of funding from Daimler. Driverless cars are slowly becoming more and more normal on our roads. Self-driving taxis have become a controversial part of San Francisco, as the Waymo robo-cabs don't even have a driver behind these wheels for emergencies. In February, a large crowd set one of these autonomous taxis alight in a fiery blaze in the middle of the major city. Chilling footage showed an aggressive mob surrounding the white vehicle as plumes of back smoke soared into the sky.
Disney Treasure Ultimate Guide: Everything You Need to Know About Disney's Newest Cruise ShipQ2 EPS Estimate for Evolution Petroleum Reduced by AnalystPerhaps the only thing longer than a Christmas wishlist are NFL injury reports, especially this late in the season. Every team is dealing with some sort of injury issue with the regular season nearing a close. The Eagles will be without Jalen Hurts for Saturday's game against the Cowboys . Hurts, who is still in the concussion protocol, will watch as backup quarterback Kenny Pickett will try to help Philadelphia clinch a spot in the NFC playoffs. Their opponent will be without wideout CeeDee Lamb , who was shut down for the year earlier this week. In Cincinnati, the Bengals are hoping to have wideout Tee Higgins for Saturday's must win game against the Broncos , who can end their 10-year playoff drought with a win. Higgins has been labeled as questionable to play with ankle and knee injuries. Higgins did reportedly show progress regarding his injuries throughout the week. Below is a full rundown of each team's final Week 17 injury report. We'll be updating this throughout the evening as more injury reports come in. Chargers at Patriots Chargers : TE Will Dissly (shoulder), RB J.K. Dobbins (knee), TE Hayden Hurst (illness), CB Elijah Molden (knee) QUESTIONABLE; RB Gus Edwards (ankle), LB Denzel Perryman (groin), T Trey Pipkins (hip) OUT Patriots : S Kyle Dugger (ankle/quad), LB Curtis Jacobs (concussion), FS Jabrill Peppers (hamstring), G Cole Strange (knee), OLB Jahlani Tavai (groin), OT Caedan Wallace (ankle), DE Titus Leo (ankle), OLB Anfernee Jennings (knee), LB Sione Takitaki (knee) QUESTIONABLE; C Ben Brown (concussion), CB Marcus Jones (hip) OUT Broncos at Bengals Broncos: RB Tyler Badie (back) QUESTIONABLE Bengals: WR Tee Higgins (ankle/knee), WR Charlie Jones (groin), OT Amarius Mims (ankle/hand), DE Joseph Ossai (illness), S Geno Stone (illness) QUESTIONABLE; TE Tanner Hudson (knee) DOUBTFUL; DE Sam Hubbard (knee), DT Sheldon Rankins (illness) OUT Cardinals at Rams Cardinals : RB Trey Benson (ankle), OL Evan Brown (neck), OLB Baron Browning (neck), RB James Conner (knee) QUESTIONABLE; S Joey Blount (ribs), K Matt Prater (left knee) OUT Rams : OT Rob Havenstein (shoulder) QUESTIONABLE Cowboys at Eagles Cowboys: LB Eric Kendricks (calf), ILB Nick Vigil (foot), WR Jalen Tolbert (finger), OL Asim Richards (ankle), G Chuma Edoga (toe), S Donovan Wilson (knee), WR Jalen Brooks (knee) QUESTIONABLE; G TJ Bass (thigh) DOUBTFUL; DB Kemon Hall (hamstring), WR CeeDee Lamb (shoulder), CB Amani Oruwariye (foot) OUT Eagles: DE Bryce Huff (wrist) QUESTIONABLE; LB Nakobe Dean (abdomen) DOUBTFUL; WR Britain Covey (neck), QB Jalen Hurts (concussion/left finger), RB Will Shipley (concussion) OUT The biggest news out of Philadelphia is that Hurts will be sidelined, leaving Kenny Pickett to lead the offense. Panthers at Buccaneers Panthers : RB Chuba Hubbard (knee), OLB Jadeveon Clowney (knee/elbow), WR Xavier Legette (hip/wrist), DE A'Shawn Robinson (knee/illness), OLB D.J. Wonnum , G Damien Lewis (illness/ankle), OLB Cam Gill (illness) QUESTIONABLE; T Taylor Moton (knee), CB Jaycee Horn (hip) DOUBTFUL; CB Chau Smith-Wade (illness/chest), LB Josey Jewell (concussion/quadriceps) OUT Buccaneers : LB K.J. Britt (ankle), WR Kameron Johnson (ankle), FS Jordan Whitehead (pectoral) QUESTIONABLE; TE Cade Otton (knee), WR Sterling Shepard (hamstring/foot), S Antoine Winfield Jr . OUT Jets at Bills Jets : WR Davante Adams (hip), CB Michael Carter II (back), CB Sauce Gardner (hamstring), EDGE Braiden McGregor (ankle), OL Morgan Moses (knee), S Tony Adams (ankle), LB Haason Reddick (neck), DL Quinnen Williams (hamstring), K Greg Zuerlein (left knee) QUESTIONABLE; DL Leki Fotu (knee) OUT Bills : S Damar Hamlin (rib), CB Cam Lewis (shoulder), FS Taylor Rapp (neck), WR Curtis Samuel (rib) QUESTIONABLE Colts at Giants Colts : TE Mo Alie-Cox (knee), CB Julius Brents (knee), LB Jaylon Carlies (shoulder), G Quenton Nelson (ankle), QB Anthony Richardson (back/foot), LB E.J. Speed (knee) QUESTIONABLE Giants : WR Malik Nabers (toe), DT Armon Watts (shoulder), G Austin Schlottmann (fibula), CB Dee Williams (toe) QUESTIONABLE; S Raheem Layne (knee), LB Micah McFadden (neck), C John Michael Schmitz (ankle), CB Greg Stroman OUT Raiders at Saints Raiders : G Jordan Meredith (ankle) OUT Saints : The Raiders had a short injury report this week, with just Meredith given a game designation. Titans at Jaguars Titans : WR Tyler Boyd (foot), S Amani Hooker (shoulder), RB Tony Pollard (ankle), WR Bryce Oliver (knee) QUESTIONABLE; K Nick Folk (abdomen), OL Dillon Radunz (shoulder), LB Otis Reese (ankle), WR Colton Dowell (knee) OUT Jaguars : LB Yasir Abdullah (illness) QUESTIONABLE; OT Walker Little (ankle), LB Ventrell Miller (ankle), S Darnell Savage (concussion) OUT Dolphins at Browns Dolphins : T Terron Armstead (knee), S Jordan Poyer (knee/finger), WR Jaylen Waddle (knee), WR Dee Eskridge (knee), WR Tyreek Hill (wrist/rest), QB Tua Tagovailoa (hip) QUESTIONABLE; CB Kendall Fuller (knee), LB Anthony Walker (knee) OUT Browns : QB Jameis Winston (right shoulder) QUESTIONABLE; TE David Njoku (knee), DE Ogbo Okoronkwo (knee), WR Cedric Tillman (concussion) OUT Packers at Vikings Packers : S Javon Bullard (ankle), LB Ty'Ron Hopper (ankle), WR Christian Watson (knee) QUESTIONABLE; CB Jaire Alexander (knee), T Andre Dillard (concussion evaluation), LB Quay Walker (ankle), S Evan Williams (quadricep) OUT Vikings : LB Ivan Pace Jr . (hamstring) QUESTIONABLE; CB Fabian Moreau (hip) OUT Falcons at Commanders Falcons : CB Kevin King (concussion), CB Antonio Hamilton (quad) OUT Commanders : Lions at 49ers Lions : TBA 49ers : TBA
Chain Breaker Law Firm Extends Reach To The UK Market With Cblfinmotion Ltd.The are set to make goaltender the highest-paid player at his position in NHL history. The Rangers and Shesterkin have agreed to an eight-year contract extension with an average annual value of $11.5 million, reports . With that annual salary, Shesterkin will overtake left wing (and leading scorer) as the Rangers' highest-paid player. Panarin makes $11.6 million per season as part of a seven-year, $81.5 million deal he agreed to in 2019. was previously the highest-paid goalie in league history, with an average annual salary of $10.5 million as part of his eight-year, $84 million contract with the , signed in 2018. Shesterkin, 28, is in his sixth season with the Rangers and the last year of a four-year contract that pays him $5.66 million per year. He and the team have been negotiating since the offseason, attempting to work out a new deal before Shesterkin became a free agent. He was the team's fourth-round selection (No. 118 overall) in the 2014 NHL Draft from SKA St. Petersburg in Russia's Kontinental Hockey League. You’ve got to be kidding me with this save by Shesterkin. The change of direction after sliding to his right. The stretch. Grabbing the puck right off the goal line. Incredible — Jesse Granger (@JesseGranger_) This season, Shesterkin has an 8–9–1 record in 18 games with a 3.05 goals-against average and .908 save percentage. For his career, he's compiled a 143–68–18 record with a 2.48 GAA and .920 save percentage. Shesterkin had his best season during the 2021-22 campaign in which he finished with a 36–13–4 record and led the NHL with a 2.07 GAA and .935 save percentage. He was awarded the Vezina Trophy, given to the league's best goaltender. The Rangers are currently fourth in the Metropolitan Division with a 13–10–1 record and 27 points. They hold the eighth spot in the Eastern Conference by percentage points over the and one point ahead of the . defenseman and team captain to the . Clearing Trouba's $8 million salary off the payroll may have helped get the deal with Shesterkin done.
South Decatur opened the Arrow Container Holiday Classic against Madison in the final of four games on the opening day of the tournament. The Lady Cubs outscored South 27-16 in the second half to pull away to the 50-37 victory. Madison jumped out to a big first quarter lead 17-9. The Lady Cougars answered in the second quarter, doubling up the Lady Cubs 12-6 to cut the halftime deficit to 23-21. Madison limited South to five points in the third quarter and extended the lead to 34-26 heading to the fourth quarter. For South, Raegan Benge and Makayla Somers both had nine points to share top scoring honors. Dalilah Martin was next for South with seven points. Makayla Puckett scored five points. Taylor Somers added four points. Riley Benge had two points and Paige McQueen had one point. The Lady Lions traveled north to the Interra Classic hosted by Class 4A No. 7 Northridge. Rushville opened the tournament against the host school and fell by the final of 72-36. The Raiders (12-2) jumped out to a big 28-2 lead after the first quarter. Rushville (6-7) outscored Northridge 14-11 in the second quarter to cut the deficit to 39-16 at the half. Northridge extended the lead to 62-32 after three quarters. For the Lady Lions, Leonie Boyer led the way in scoring with 11 points. Makenna Ripberger and Audrey Angle both scored eight points. Gracie Buzzard added five points. Mikayla Herbert and Kelsey Morgan both scored two points. Hauser Tournament Hauser 42, Greenwood Christian 37 Southwestern (Hanover) 44, Columbus East 32 North Decatur 47, Paoli 32 Madison 50, South Decatur 37 Scottsburg Tournament Scottsburg 62, Batesville 46 Columbus North 50, Bedford North Lawrence 42 Northridge Tournament Northridge 72, Rushville 36 Floyd Central 56, Andrean 27
Article content Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lashed out at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a day after two separate protests in Montreal became violent Friday night. Recommended Videos Trudeau’s hometown was the sight of demonstrations for a second straight day, organized by the groups Divest for Palestine and the Convergence of Anti-Capitalist Struggles. The city is hosting about 300 delegates from NATO members and partner countries over four days, where the discussion is expected to focus on Ukraine, climate change and the alliance’s future. However, the pro-Palestinian and anti-NATO protesters converged and smashed windows, clashed with police and set two vehicles on fire , reports the Montreal Gazette . One person was seen setting fire to an effigy of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Three people were arrested, accused of assaulting and obstructing cops. Trudeau said he condemned the violence in a statement released at noon on Saturday. “What we saw on the streets of Montreal last night was appalling. Acts of antisemitism, intimidation, and violence must be condemned wherever we see them,” he wrote. “The RCMP are in communication with local police. There must be consequences, and rioters held accountable.” What we saw on the streets of Montreal last night was appalling. Acts of antisemitism, intimidation, and violence must be condemned wherever we see them. The RCMP are in communication with local police. There must be consequences, and rioters held accountable. On social media, critics of Trudeau — including Poilievre — juxtaposed the Prime Minister, who was captured on video dancing at a Taylor Swift concert in Toronto, with images of the violent and antisemitic behaviour in Montreal. Terrorism on our streets and Trudeau doesn't care. Pro-Hamas riots are taking place in Montreal, meanwhile Trudeau is at a Taylor Swift concert displaying his cringe dance moves. pic.twitter.com/0wpXUgRNFa Nothing can explain the current situation in Canada better than these two events that happened simultaneously. On the left: Montréal is burning and Hamas supporters are also burning effigies of Jews on the streets. On the right: Justin Trudeau, crime minister of Canada, is... pic.twitter.com/4IsOFxBf6N “You act surprised. We are reaping what you sowed,” Poilievre began his response to Trudeau in a lengthy post on X. “This is what happens when a Prime Minister spends nine years pushing toxic woke identity politics, dividing and subdividing people by race, gender, vaccine status, religion, region, age, wealth, etc.” You act surprised. We are reaping what you sowed. This is what happens when a Prime Minister spends 9 years pushing toxic woke identity politics, dividing and subdividing people by race, gender, vaccine status, religion, region, age, wealth, etc. On top of driving people apart,... https://t.co/FkEAPCnY6g Poilievre continued, pointing out how the Prime Minister continues to drive people apart and “systematically break what used to bring us together, saying Canada is a ‘post-national state’ with ‘no core identity.'” “You erased our veterans and military, the Famous Five and even Terry Fox from our passport to replace them with meaningless squirrels, snowflakes and a drawing of yourself swimming as a boy,” Poilievre added. The Opposition Leader then turned to border security and rampant criminality affecting the country. “You opened the borders to terrorists and lawbreakers and called anyone who questioned it racist,” he wrote. “You send out your MPs to say one thing in a mosque and the opposite in a synagogue, one thing in a mandir and the opposite in a gurdwara. “You have made Canada a playground for foreign interference. You allowed Iran’s IRGC terrorists to legally operate here for four years after they murdered 55 of our citizens in a major unprovoked attack. “You passed laws that release rampant offenders from prison within hours of their 80th arrest. “And what is the result? Assassinations on Canadian soil, firebombings of synagogues, extremist violence against mandirs and gurdwaras, over 100 churches burned or vandalized (with barely any condemnation from you), all for a total 251% more hate crime.” All on Trudeau’s watch, he added, before taking a swipe at the PM for having a good time at the Taylor Swift concert on the same day as the riots. “And, while you were dancing, Montreal was burning,” Poilievre wrote. “We won’t let you divide us anymore. Call an election now,” he demanded. “We will fire you and reclaim our citizenship, our values, our lives, our freedom and, most of all, our country.”
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