MISL: Missouri Comets vs. Milwaukee Wave from U.S. Cellular Arena | Milwaukee, WI - 1/18/14
The Wave plays and home-and-home series with Missouri (6-4) next Friday and Saturday. Missouri hosts the first game at 7:35 p.m. Friday, and the Wave host th...
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January 13, 2014 - American Hockey League (AHL) Utica Comets The Utica Comets peppered the San Antonio Rampage's net all night, but Jacob Markstrom stopped all but two of the Comets 36 shots, including all five in the shootout, to lead his team to a 3-2 victory Monday night at the AT&T Center.
With the defeat the Comets fell to 11-19-2-3, while the Rampage improved to 14-20-1-3.
The Rampage found the scoresheet first 7:34 into the game. Greg Rallo emerged from a scrum in the corner behind Corbeil's net, and slipped a pass to the slot where Quinton Howden was all alone for the one-timer goal. Jared Gomes picked up an assist on the goal.
The Gomes-Rallo-Howden line struck again just six minutes later. A rush generated just off the draw, resulted in a Gallo slapshot from the high point. Corbeil made the initial save, but Gomes buried the rebound for his first goal of the season. Howden picked up the secondary assist, giving the entire line two points in the first 13:46 of the game.
The Comets jumped on the board 16:22 into the game. Pascal Pelletier streaked down Markstrom's left hand side, and fired a shot on goal. Markstrom turned aside Benn Ferriero's shot off the rebound, but Nicklas Jensen's follow up shot was too much.
The game would remain locked at 2-1 until 13:21 of the third period. The Comets fired an onslaught of shots, including a 10-0 shots advantage to open the period, Jensen found the back of the net again. Kent Huskins blasted a knuckling shot on net, Markstrom saved the initial shot, but Jensen was there to tuck home the rebound. Henrik Tommernes picked up the secondary assist. The goal was Nicklas Jensen's fifth goal in four games.
The Comets outshot the Rampage 15-3 in the third period.
San Antonio's Bobby Butler was the shootout's lone scorer, as he fired a wrist shop past the blocker of Corbeil in the third round of the shootout.
Mathieu Corbeil stopped 21 of 23 shots in his first career American Hockey League start, and Nicklas Jensen scored both Comets goals.
The Comets wrapped up their road trip with a 0-1-1-1 record, and now return home to take on the Albany Devils Friday night at The AUD.
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CEDAR PARK, Texas After falling behind 4-0, the Utica Comets made the closing periods interesting for the Texas Stars by getting to within one score, but their comeback bid came up just short that was deterred by a Curtis McKenzie goal as they wound up falling, 5-3, on Saturday night.
Travis Morin proved to be too much for the Comets to handle as he led the Stars with a three-goal hat trick to drop Uticas record to 11-19-2-2 and improve Texas to 23-10-2-3.
Morin fired in all of his three goals in back-to-back-to-back occurances to kick the game off with his first coming off a feed from Colton Sceviour.
Less than four minutes later, Morin netted his second goal of the night as he cut across the ice and fired a wrist shot past Comets goaltender Joe Cannata from the top of the circle.
Morin finished his hat trick 4:53 into the second period with his league-leading 23rd goal of the season when he tucked a wrist shot just under the crossbar to give the Stars a 3-0 lead. The goal was Morins 50th point of the season, and was the first short-handed goal the Comets have given up.
Cannatas night would end just under 10 minutes later when Sceviour fired an off-angle shot from the boards that snuck through his pads. The goal would set the stage for Mathieu Corbeils American Hockey Leagues debut.
With Corbeil holding Texas down by stopping all 17 shots he saw in 23:42 minutes of relief action, the Comets charged back into contention off three unanswered goals by Cal OReilly, Alex Grenier and Brandon DeFazio.
The one-goal deficit would be as far as the Comets would get before McKenzie sealed the deal with 45 seconds to play on an empty-netter.
The Comets visit San Antonio tonight at 8 before returning home to take on the Albany Devils on Friday at The Aud at 7 p.m.
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Londonderry, NH (PRWEB) January 13, 2014
Martinelli Travel will host its travel event night, Travel the World with Martinelli Travel, from 5:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 14. Join Martinelli Travel at this event and see their new office location at Londonderry Commons near Janies and Whippersnappers in Londonderry, NH.
Meet Martinelli Travels highly-experienced vendors to plan a vacation and learn about adventures to anywhere in the world. Guests should think about where they would like to travel this year. Refreshments such as wine, cheese and appetizers will be served as well.
Guests can learn about Martinelli Travels packages with Apple Vacations, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruise Lines, Sandals and Beaches, Walt Disney World, Disney Cruise Line, Pleasant Holidays, CIE Tours of Ireland, Scotland and Wales, Secrets & Dreams Resorts, Globus and Key Tours.
Visitors to the travel event can also see Martinellis new look and new location at the Londonderry Commons at 44 Nashua Road in Londonderry. This is the first time Martinelli Travel has moved to a new location in more than 20 years.
Martinelli Travel is the agency to choose for one-stop shopping for custom travel plans. Martinelli finds the best value on airlines, hotels, rental cars and other travel needs. They can also help with any booking or travel issue during the trip. Their offers include all-inclusive vacations, destination weddings, Disney vacations, European vacations and honeymoon travel. Contact Martinelli Travel for quality, professional travel agency services.
About the company:
Martinelli Travel is one of the oldest full-service agencies in New Hampshire, and their client base extends throughout New England and beyond. Their staff consists of well-trained, experienced travel consultants who have the reputation of providing a high standard of excellence in the travel industry. Martinelli Travel's mission is to provide personalized service and support before, during and after the planning of a honeymoon, a family vacation, a romantic holiday, a cruise or any other travel adventure. For more information visit their website at http://www.martinellitravel.com.
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by Alan Lamont The GRAND WORK of the illuminated ones is to evolve man beyond creation to be as gods over his own destiny. It is the same ideology of the Fal...
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Newswise Ryan Zurakowski, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Delaware, is co-author of a paper appearing in Nature Medicine on Jan. 12 highlighting the role of T-cells in HIV.
The paper, titled HIV-1 Persistence in CD4+ T-Cells with Stem Cell-Like Properties, provides evidence that a particular T-cell type may help researchers better understand why HIV can persist despite treatment.
Zurakowskis co-authors include Mathias Lichterfeld, the papers lead author, and researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH); Ragon Institute of MGH, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University; the First Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University; Brigham and Womens Hospital; and Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Zurakowski explained that HIV treatments do not kill infected cells. Instead, they stop the infection of new cells, and rely on the virus itself to kill the infected cells. Unfortunately, some cells infected by the virus memory T-cells are not killed by the virus.
T-cells are a type of lymphocyte, or white blood cell, produced by the thymus gland, that actively participates in the bodys immune response. Memory T-cells can live for years, or even decades, providing life-long immunity to previously encountered diseases. They can form "quiescent" infections, which last for years, and cause HIV to rebound whenever a patient stops treatment.
During a decade-long study, the researchers discovered that not all memory T-cells are alike. A subgroup of memory T-cells, called "Stem-Cell Memory T-cells" (Tscm), are different, particularly in their ability to produce daughter cells.
The researchers were able to show that the HIV-infected Tscm cells in patients on HIV therapy decayed more slowly than any other type of T-cell. As a result, after 10 years of therapy, the Tscm cells represented 24 percent of the total HIV infected cell population, despite being only 1 percent of the total T-cell population.
This finding is significant, Zurakowski said, because it demonstrates that Tscm cells are the slowest-decaying portion of the HIV reservoir.
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EXETER Water Street Bookstore and We the People present Thomas Moore, author of the new book, "A Religion of One's Own: A Guide to Creating a Personal Spirituality in a Secular World," in conversation with author Katrina Kenison, on Tuesday, Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church in Exeter.
The New York Times bestselling author and trusted spiritual adviser offers a follow-up to his classic "Care of the Soul."
At a time when so many feel disillusioned with or detached from organized religion yet long for a way to move beyond an exclusively materialistic, rational lifestyle, "A Religion of One's Own" points the way to creating an amplified inner life and a world of greater purpose, meaning, and reflection.
Thomas Moore was a monk for twelve years, a musician, a university professor, and a psychotherapist. He writes regularly for Psychology Today, The Huffington Post, Spirituality & Health, and Resurgence Magazine. He lectures widely on holistic medicine, spirituality, psychotherapy, and the arts. Moore has been awarded numerous honors, including the Humanitarian Award from Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University and an honorary doctorate from Lesley University. Moore is the author of eighteen previous books, including "Care of the Soul," "Soul Mates," and "Dark Nights of the Soul." He lives in New Hampshire.
Katrina Kenison is the author of "Magical Journey: An Apprenticeship in Contentment." With the candor and warmth that have endeared her to readers, Kenison reflects on the inevitable changes wrought by time: the death of a dear friend, children leaving home, recognition of her own physical vulnerability, and surprising shifts in her marriage. She finds solace in the notion that midlife is also a time of unprecedented opportunity for growth as old roles and responsibilities fall away, and unanticipated possibilities appear on the horizon.
This event is in partnership with We the People, a lecture/film series put together by the Congregational Church of Exeter, Christ Church, First Unitarian Universalist Society of Exeter, Phillips Exeter Academy, and Water Street Bookstore. We the People seeks to explore issues at the intersection of faith and life.
This event will take place at Christ Episcopal Church, located at 43 Pine St., and is free and open to the public. Please call (603) 778-9731 or visit http://www.waterstreetbooks.com for more information.
FREMONT Nick Kakouris of Fremont Pizzeria will host the Exeter Area Chamber Business After Hours at 431 Main St. on Jan. 21 from 5-7 p.m.
Please join us for an evening of networking with Nick and his friendly staff. This will be a great opportunity to network with friends, new and old, while getting to know this great local business. Get to know their business, as well as the people attending.
Exeter Area Chamber members, their guests, and any business seeking more information about Fremont Pizzeria are welcome to attend. Everyone is urged to bring plenty of business cards. This event is free for members and there's a $10 fee for non-members.
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Tyler, TX (KETK) Americans are constantly searching for a diet plan to help lose weight quickly. Whether this is through a juice cleanse, the Paleo diet, Atkins, or a number of other fads, the list gets longer and longer each year. However, most overlook one that has been around for 2,000 years, and comes from the bible. This is commonlyknown as the "Daniel Fast".
This diet is a detox that requires eating only fruits and vegetables for 10 days. There are a few variations of this strict vegan diet, but for some, beans, oats, and barley are allowed. Vitamins and lots of water are also recommended.
However to some, this is notjust a diet. It isconsidered a fast. KETK spoke with Senior Pastor Demarcus Pierson from Omega Ministry, who's entire congregation is participating in this fast. Pierson said, "The Daniel Fast is pretty much a fast that of course we have derived from the bible, for our spiritual enlightenment and enhancement". This stems from the prophet Daniel, who challenged the king by refusing to eat the food he offered. Instead, onlyconsuming fruits and vegetables for 10 days. If Daniel failed to be as healthy as the others, hewould be put to death or enslaved.At the end of his fast, he came out healthier and stronger than the King's servants (Daniel 1:12-13). Pastor Demarcus shared the main goal in participating inthis fast is, "To really get closer to God and to help build and discipline our souls and our body".
For others who use this as a diet plan, Nutritionist Jon Shoop from Total Nutrition, believesthis is a diet that promotes a healthy lifestyle. Shoop said, "It is a dietI would recommend. The only issueI see with it is getting enough calories in throughout the day, because it is very, very hard to get enough calories simply from vegetablesandfruit". Shoop recommends incorporating fish orchicken if this diet is maintained for longer than 10 days. Also, like any diet, it is important to contact your nutritionist or doctor to follow a proper routine.
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Touring the Space Station #39;s Crew Quarters
A video tour of the crew quarters inside the International Space Station #39;s Harmony node by Japanese astronaut and Expedition 38 Flight Engineer Koichi Wakata...
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Antares launch to the International Space Station: Jan. 9, 2014, 13:07 hours.
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