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Harley Medical Group Offers Free Skin Analysis Test for the New Year
To kick start the New Year, The Harley Medical Group is offering patients a skin analysis test that reveals their true skin age. United Kingdom (PRWEB) January 31, 2008 -- To kick start the New Year, The Harley Medical Group has announced that it is offering patients a free skin analysis test that reveals their true skin age. Each one of The Harley Medical Group's 20 cosmetic surgery (http://www.harleymedical.co.uk) clinics throughout the UK and Ireland has a Computerised Photo-imaging VISIA machine, skin analysis equipment that can reveal the truth about a person's complexion. Whether they are 35 but with the skin of a 25 year old or a 40 year old with teenage pimples, the results of the test are used to create the ultimate in tailor made packages to get skin in tip top condition for 2008.
BREAKING NEWS: BOB KNIGHT RESIGNS EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
NewsChannel 11 has just learned that Texas Tech Basketball Coach Bob Knight has resigned effective immediately. We're told Assistant Coach Pat Knight will take over. The announcement comes just two days before Tech's next basketball game which is Wednesday against Baylor in Waco. It also comes less than three weeks after Knight's record 900th win. Sources tell NewsChannnel 11 that Coach Knight told Athletic Director Gerald Myers that he was ready to quit and tired of coaching. NewsChannel 11 is also told that Knight told his team Monday morning about his plans to step down. ESPN is quoting Knight as saying ..."I've never really known when I was going to step down from this job, As I thought about it, my first thought was at the end of this season"...the best thing for the long run for this team would be for Pat and his staff to coach these remaining 10 games..." NewsChannel 11 is at Texas Tech learning more about this developing story and we'll have the latest on NewsChannel 11 at 10.
EDITOR'S CHOICE
BOLTON Wanderers are banking on new boss Gary Megson delivering results that will lift them clear of the relegation zone and ease growing concerns over a dramatic drop in attendances. Crowd figures at the Reebok have slumped to a record low as the Whites have struggled at the wrong end of the Premiership. And, while they are considering a range of incentives to boost gates, they don't expect any significant improvement until the team starts climbing the table. "The stark reality is that the club is struggling on the pitch," commercial director, Gareth Moores, said. .
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