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Wild goalie diagnosed with MS, will keep playing

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Josh Harding, 13-12-0-4 with a 2.62 GAA last season, has also battled hip and knee injuries that required surgery. Hannah Foslien/AP MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Josh Harding didn't feel right. The Minnesota Wild goalie became dizzy during a workout on the ice about two months ago, and he started seeing big, black dots. The neck problem he had was much more than that. Doctors diagnosed him with multiple sclerosis after a series of tests, and he's been undergoing treatment since then for the disease, which attacks the body's immune system and affects the central nervous system. Symptoms can include problems with balance, vision and fatigue. But the 28-year-old Harding, who resumed on-ice workouts two weeks ago without trouble, has no plans to end or alter his career. He said his goal is to be ready if the NHL lockout ends soon. "I'm going to do my part over here, skating regularly, working out regularly, getting back into shape and hopefully be good to go for training camp," Harding said after an informal workout on Thursday with some of his Wild teammates and other NHL players at the University of Minnesota. They've been trying to stay sharp at the local rinks while … Continue reading →

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Pinnacle Schools Huntsville Appoints Kathy DeMellier

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Kathy DeMellier appointed as Director of Admissions at The Pinnacle Schools in Huntsville Alabama. Ms. DeMellier will guide families through the selection and admission process of placing their troubled teen in a residential treatment program. Huntsville, Alabama (PRWEB) December 02, 2012 Ms. DeMellier was raised in Columbus, Ohio and later moved to Alabama where she has been residing for the past 26 years. She earned a Bachelors Degree in Social Work from Auburn University and later went on to earn her Masters Degree in Counseling. Since 1993, Kathy has worked with adolescents, their families and professionals in residential settings. She has served in varying roles in the residential programs including clinical, administrative and admissions.Kathy enjoys spending time with her family and friends, raising her daughter, painting and traveling. We are pleased to welcome Kathy and look forward to working with someone with such extensive experience, Ms. Lee said. The Pinnacle School Huntsville offers a blended learning model for instruction using an approved computer-based curriculum, highly qualified teachers in the classroom, and other supplements to allow students a self-paced instructional setting. Additionally, students are offered other services to promote learning and life skills development such as group counseling, anger management, coping … Continue reading →

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Dr. Lisa Gardner on Good Morning Texas – Video

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Dr. Lisa Gardner on Good Morning Texas Dr. Gardner joins Good Morning Texas and president of BioTE Medical, Dr. Gary Donovitz for a segment about Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy! To learn more about this life changing treatment that will give you your life back, visit Fusion Health and Wellness' website! http://www.fusionobgyn.comFrom:FusionWomensViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:25More inScience Technology Go here to see the original: Dr. Lisa Gardner on Good Morning Texas - Video … Continue reading →

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Study links relaxation method to reduced hot flashes

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Although studies of the effects of relaxation techniques on menopause symptoms have yielded mixed results so far, a new report from Sweden comes down in favor of the approach as an alternative to hormone therapy. Postmenopausal women trained to relax before and during the onset of hot flashes cut the frequency of those events in half during the three-month trial, researchers say. Women in a comparison group that got no treatments experienced little change in their symptoms. "The results tell you that, yes, this seems to work," said Kim Innes of West Virginia University, who has studied mind-body therapies for menopause symptoms but was not involved in the new study. "This was a moderate-sized trial that yielded promising - although not definitive - findings regarding the efficacy of applied relaxation," she told Reuters Health. In a review of more than a dozen previous clinical trials involving mediation, yoga and Tai Chi therapies, Innes concluded that these techniques may hold promise for relieving menopause symptoms, but it's too soon to tell. In the years just before and after menopause, fluctuating hormone levels can generate a wide variety of symptoms, among the most bothersome are sudden flushing, … Continue reading →

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PROFILE e-ARTIST: Deep Fried Man – Video

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

PROFILE e-ARTIST: Deep Fried Man Live Magazine SA caught up with Deep Fried Man during Bafunny Bafunny Comedy Show. It's nice to know that he isn't on race comedy but has got some serious projects he's working on like stem cell research, cure for Aids, BELIEVE IT!!From:LiveMagSAViews:7 0ratingsTime:04:01More inEntertainment Here is the original post: PROFILE e-ARTIST: Deep Fried Man - Video … Continue reading →

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Beginner’s Luck – Video

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Beginner's Luck A brief introduction into embryonic stem cells - what they are and what they can be used for. Weizmann Institute scientists are able to conduct cutting-edge research on stem cells thanks to the Helen and Martin Kimmel Institute for Stem Cell Research. Copyright Weizmann Institute of ScienceFrom:WeizmannCanadaViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:15More inScience Technology See the rest here: Beginner's Luck - Video … Continue reading →

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Technology to Cure Diseases or Make Them? – Video

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Technology to Cure Diseases or Make Them? Most people are not aware of how many different chemicals are running through their body each second of the day. CDC states more than 148 industrial chemicals lurk in the blood of the average American. A huge portion of these chemicals are due to technology! I mean however way you want to look at, a lot of the technology that we depend on each day are the cause of the chemicals. I'm talking about our cell phones, TVs, kindles, tablets, and even our automobiles... A lot of the things we don't need! Recently I heard that statistics that 1 in 100 kids have autism now, 1 in 60 in polluted areas. The amount of autistic people were definitely not around when our parents grew up. I think it's safe to say that a lot of these chemicals running through our blood is what's causing this disease or should I say abnormality. Currently the medical establishment does not refer to this as a disease. I just recently watched a documentary called China's dirty secrets, boy the video was it disturbing. We think we can buy a new smart phone, … Continue reading →

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Rock Star Scientists! – Video

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Rock Star Scientists! StemCellVitamin.net - The World's First Stem Cell Vitamin!From:vitastimViews:1 0ratingsTime:01:27More inScience Technology More: Rock Star Scientists! - Video … Continue reading →

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Stem Cell Research Controversy – Video

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Stem Cell Research Controversy This is a video I compiled for an English analysis paper. The videos of the witnesses were taken from a video by http://www.saintmaxworldwide.org. All right reserved to http://www.saintmaxworldwide.org.From:blankcdcoleaViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:39More inEducation Read more here: Stem Cell Research Controversy - Video … Continue reading →

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Biology Final Questions #1-10 – Video

Posted: Published on December 2nd, 2012

Biology Final Questions #1-10 Here are the questions in order: 1. List the three stages of Cellular Respiration in order. Where does each stage take place in the cell? 2. Calculate the phenotype ratio of offspring using a Punnett Square. 3. State how curiosity, skepticism, open-mindedness, and creativity help a scientist come up with new ideas. 4. How does peer review improve overall quality? 5. What is the difference between a living and a nonliving thing? 6. Compare and contrast adhesion, cohesion, and capillary action. Give examples. 7. Summarize 3 statements of the cell theory. Explain the significance of the cell theory to biology. 8. Describe and draw what happens during the 4 stages of mitosis. 9. Why are some people opposed to stem cell research? Why are some people for it? Give thoughts supporting both sides of the issue. 10. Contrast mitosis with meiosis.From:azelenkyViews:0 0ratingsTime:14:58More inScience Technology See the original post: Biology Final Questions #1-10 - Video … Continue reading →

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