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This week, in Powell, Wyoming, a college girl's disappearance from a dorm party sends the whole town on a massive search. It's a mystery, until one particular student arrives at his dorm, covered in blood. His roommates decide to turn him in, but that's just the start. He lies about what happened, until confronted with the evidence. When a truly dark tale emerges, we find out about a very creepy past, making it obvious, he was stopped before he could become a serial killer!!Along the way, we find out that it's hard to ride a bicycle during a Wyoming winter, that nobody can predict what will happen to the homecoming king, in the future, and that no matter what your story is, evidence always tells the real story!!New episodes every Thursday!Donate at: patreon.com/crimeinsports or go to paypal.com and use our email: crimeinsports@gmail.comGo to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things Small Town Murder & Crime In Sports!Follow us on...twitter.com/@murdersmallfacebook.com/smalltownpodinstagram.com/smalltownmurderAlso, check out James & Jimmie's other show, Crime In Sports! On Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Wondery, Wondery+, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wendy began with Generation Schools Network in 2010 as the Rocky Mountain Managing Director and was asked by the Board of Directors to assume the CEO role in 2012. While earning a business degree, her love for education was catalyzed through volunteering to teach a business entrepreneurship class in an economically struggling Denver neighborhood on Saturday mornings at a local church. She brings extensive experience in the non-profit and education sectors, especially in the areas of network development, school replication and innovative educational models. She has worked in higher education (Northwest College, Colorado Christian University & Harvard University) and co-founded the Street School Network, which grew to include more than 50 schools in 27 cities under her leadership. She holds a BS in Business Management from Colorado Christian University, an MA in Educational Leadership from Concordia University and is currently studying for her PhD in Education & Social Justice at Lancaster University in the United Kingdom. She has completed fellowships with both Catapult and the Billions Institute for large scale social change.Wendy is part of a big, blended family with 6 semi-grown children ranging in ages from 21-42; four boys and two girls. She loves dogs (which is great because she has grand dogs including one she keeps full-time due to her son's deployment). Wendy loves reading historical fiction and serves as the director of the children's program at her church.Website: https://www.justiceengagedstudents.org/Website: https://www.generationschools.org/*************************************************************Judy is the CEO & Founder of the Judy Carlson Financial Group. She helps her clients design, build, and implement fully integrated and coordinated financial plans from today through life expectancy and legacy.She is an Independent Fiduciary and Comprehensive Financial Planner who specializes in Wealth Decumulation Strategies. Judy is a CPA, Investment Advisor Representative, Life and Health Insurance Licensed, and Long-Term Care Certified.Judy's mission is to educate and empower her clients with an all-inclusive financial plan that encourages and motivates them to pursue their lifetime financial goals and dreams.Learn More: https://judycarlson.com/Investment Adviser Representative of and advisory services offered through Royal Fund Management, LLC, an SEC Registered Adviser.The Inspired Impact Podcasthttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-inspired-impact-podcast/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-inspired-impact-podcast-with-judy-carlson-interview-with-wendy-loloff-cooper-ceo-generation-schools-network

15:53 - Guest: all-time-great Redskins tight end Chris Cooley on his life as an assistant wrestling coach for NJCAA powerhouse Northwest College, to what extent the Commanders' great 2024 season made him feel attached to the franchise again, his memories of his innovative - and controversial - film breakdowns on radio and his in-depth analysis of the 2024 Commanders' offense vs. the Redskins' 2015 and 2016 offenses vs. the Skins' 2012 offense in terms of offensive coordinators Kliff Kingsbury, Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan and QB1s Jayden Daniels, Kirk Cousins and Robert Griffin III 50:12 - Capitals: breakdown of a 6-3 win over the Florida Panthers to extend the Caps' home point streak to 14 games - the third-longest regular-season home point streak in franchise history 55:04 - College Basketball: analysis of Georgetown's 74-69 loss at Xavier and VCU's 96-66 win over La Salle Call Nova Fireplace And Stove at 571-513-3803, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and receive $25 off any fireplace or chimney service Follow @WSHOnTheDaily on Instagram and visit WSHOnTheDaily.com Download the PrizePicks app and use the promo code "Galdi" for $50 instantly after you play your first $5 lineup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Over the past several years, fear and anger have become the dominant forces in American politics. For Japanese elders, who were unjustly imprisoned during World War II because of their race, this political climate feels all too familiar. To satisfy their mission, the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation is committed to not only educate about the past, but also help shape the kind of leaders we need for the future.The Mineta-Simpson Institute is a dedicated retreat space at the center, a home for workshops and programming specifically designed to foster empathy, courage, and cooperation in the next generation of leaders. The Institute has expanded the Foundation's capacity for digital outreach, allowing us to carry the message of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation's message all over the world. Aura Sunada Newlin is a fourth-generation Wyomingite, fourth-generation Japanese American, and Executive Director for the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (HMWF). Her heritage involves intertwined stories of imprisonment at Heart Mountain and Tule Lake; segregated military service; and hardships suffered by railroaders who were fired because of their Japanese ancestry. Aura was elected to the HMWF board of directors in 2013 and served as board secretary for eight years. She is also on the board of directors for the National Consortium on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts and was a founding member of the National Steering Committee for Tsuru for Solidarity. She previously taught Asian American Studies courses at the University of Wyoming and was a tenured faculty member in sociology and anthropology at Wyoming's Northwest College.Aura earned a BA in ethnomusicology from the University of Wyoming and an MA in medical anthropology from Case Western Reserve University. Now focusing on the anthropology of law, she is a PhD candidate at Case Western Reserve University. Aura's work has been profiled by the Women in Wyoming podcast and gallery exhibit; the University of Wyoming's Featured Alumni series; and Wyoming PBS. She was named statewide Faculty Member of the Year by the Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees in 2018 and received the Community Member Award of the Shepard Symposium on Social Justice in 2021.

YAY!!!!!  I am back!!!!!!  After a whole new season of my life has started it is time to get back on the horse and getting back to what I absolutely LOVE to do....podcast interviewing!  On this episode I got to sit down awhile ago and chat with one of my personal heroes Dr Jay Davidson co-founder of CellCore Biosciences where we talked all about the liver and why it is important to show it some love daily!  Dr Jay along with Dr Todd Watts teamed up and created CellCore as a practitioner health supplement company with natural solutions for gut, immune, and whole body health.  Jay completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse and majored in biology with a biomedical concentration and chemistry minor.  He received his Doctor of Chiropractic at the Northwest College of Chiropractic in Minnesota.  Jay is also a two time #1 international best selling author and is admired for his ability to bridge the gap between the scientific health community and the layperson.  With CellCore he believes in being intentionally disruptive by constantly innovating, creating, and leaning in to the inner calling to change the world. CellCore has personally changed my health and taught me so much about detox, what it is, how to do it, what order to work on things and what products to bring in to help support my body!  If you would like to work with me please reach out to me at breakinghealthbarriers@yahoo.com for my CellCore practitioner code and a free discovery call to see if we would be a great fit to work together towards your health goals! DISCLAIMER:  This episode is for educational purposes ONLY and is NOT to be taken as medical advice.  As always please check with your PCP to see if this may be right for you.

Professor Scott Méxcal sits down with three of Seattle's preeminent tattoo artists to chat about life behind the needle. In this discussion, they will explore the history of tattooing, tattoo cultural traditions, and the personal journeys of tattoo artists Sonrisa Barron, Suzanna Fisher, and Dustin Burt. About the artists: Sonrisa Barron is the owner and lead artist at Serpent Tattoo LLC, established in 2023 in Olympia, WA. With a Bachelor's degree from Evergreen State College and extensive training via a long-term apprenticeship, Barron specializes in neo-traditional and illustrative tattoo styles. Barron believes that tattooing is not just about creating a beautiful piece of art, but also about creating an energetic exchange that promotes healing and clarity. Suzanna Fisher was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and has always felt lucky to live amongst the beauty and diversity that can be found here. Shortly after graduating with a degree in Visual Art from the University of Washington, Suzanna began a tattoo apprenticeship and the fates were forever sealed. Tattooing allows Suzanna to collaborate with clients to realize their vision of personal adornment through a shared appreciation of nature and with respect for this ancient art. Suzanna has been tattooing professionally since 2007 and has owned and operated Bellwether Tattoo in the Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle since 2014. Dustin Burt specializes in realistic tattoos through the Black and Grey tattoo technique and has developed a style of his own. With a degree from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and over ten years of tattooing experience, Dustin Burt strives to continually develop as an artist while providing the highest caliber of artwork to his clients. In 2021 Dustin was featured in MoPop's tattoo exhibition “Body of Work: Tattoo Culture. About the Moderator: Scott Méxcal is a public artist, scholar, and art activist. Born and raised in Albuquerque New Mexico, Scott grew up amongst the Nopal and Yucca learning the fundamentals of Chicano Street Art. In 2000, Scott moved to the PNW to earn his BFA from Northwest College of Art and later studied classical painting at Gage Academy of Art in the Aristides Atelier. In 2022, Scott was awarded an MFA through Prescott College in Social and Environmental Practice Art. Scott has lectured at the Seattle Artists of Color Expo and Symposium (ACES), created public art projects, commissions, and exhibitions throughout Seattle, and supports the fight to close the NW Detention Center with Tsuru for Solidarity and La Resistencia. Presented by Town Hall Seattle and Gage Arts Academy.

What a delightful time I had speaking with Aura Sunada Newlin of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation. And my visit to The Heart Mountain Interpretive Center was deeply moving and inspiring. My time at the Center and spent in conversation with Aura left me feeling quite certain that we are living at a time when lessons that were unlearned in the 1940's remain some of the most pressing lessons needed in our time.Aura Sunada Newlin is a fourth-generation Wyomingite, fourth-generation Japanese American, and Executive Director for the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (HMWF). Her heritage involves intertwined stories of imprisonment at Heart Mountain and Tule Lake; segregated military service; and hardships suffered by railroaders who were fired because of their Japanese ancestry. Aura was elected to the HMWF board of directors in 2013 and served as board secretary for eight years. She is also on the board of directors for the National Consortium on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts and was a founding member of the National Steering Committee for Tsuru for Solidarity. She previously taught Asian American Studies courses at the University of Wyoming and was a tenured faculty member in sociology and anthropology at Wyoming's Northwest College.Aura earned a BA in ethnomusicology from the University of Wyoming and an MA in medical anthropology from Case Western Reserve University. Now focusing on the anthropology of law, she is a PhD candidate at Case Western Reserve University. Aura's work has been profiled by the Women in Wyoming podcast and gallery exhibit; the University of Wyoming's Featured Alumni series; and Wyoming PBS. She was named statewide Faculty Member of the Year by the Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees in 2018 and received the Community Member Award of the Shepard Symposium on Social Justice in 2021.Website: www.HeartMountain.orgFacebook: facebook.com/HeartMountainWYTwitter: twitter.com/HeartMountainWYYouTube: youtube.com/HeartMountainWyomingFoundationListeners can contact HMWF at info@heartmountain.org You can support HMWF by becoming a member: https://www.heartmountain.org/join-and-give/become-a-member/

This is a highly requested replay of last falls discussion with William White. Are you thinking about exterior tile? Maybe that front porch, the back patio or even the side of your house? We dive into what should be considered when doing exterior tile and the process you should follow from picking out that tile to installation. William White has a long history of tile. After installing for many years he worked in the industry with manufacturers and then became the lead instructor for Northwest College of Construction for nearly a decade. He then went on for nearly the next decade working with Ardex helping contractors, installers, and designers with the latest in installation best practices and technology. For more information about Aredex head to: https://www.ardexamericas.com/ Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listenIf you want to join the Around the House Insider for access to the back catalog, Exclusive Content and a direct email to Eric G and access to the show early https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/support We love comments and we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information about the show head to https://aroundthehouseonline.com/ Information given on the Around the House Show should not be considered construction or design advice for your specific project, nor is it intended to replace consulting at your home or jobsite by a building professional. The views and opinions expressed by those interviewed on the podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Around the House Show. Mentioned in this episode:Around the House Insider Ad To sign up for the Exclusive Around the House Insider membership:Around the House Insider

In this episode, we learn about the innovations and partnerships of HCC Northwest's Engineering Center of Excellence. Guests: Susan Thompson, Program Director Engineering and STEM Initiatives COE Engineering Jeffrey Stear, MS, PE Engineering/STEM Program Director COE Engineering June E. Keller, MS, PE Interim Dean, COE Engineering Web Links: hccs.edu/northwest hccs.edu/engineering   #engineering #innovation #stem #urbangarden #fooddesert

Welcome to the 4D Athletes podcast, where we explore the journeys of inspiring athletes who have excelled in sports and life. Our guest for today's episode is Italo Araujo, a former college basketball player turned coach and now a full-time referee for the NBA G League. Italo was born and raised in Sao Luis, Maranhao, Brazil, where he developed his passion for basketball. At the age of 20, he came to America to play college basketball, attending Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, Western Wyoming CC in Rock Springs, Wyoming, and MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe, Kansas. After finishing his playing career, Italo decided to pursue coaching and spent two years coaching high school basketball before moving on to coach at the college level for three years. In 2020, Italo decided to shift gears and become a full-time referee, a move that has paid off as he was hired by the NBA G League in 2022 and just completed his first season. Italo's journey is a testament to the power of hard work, dedication, and a willingness to take risks. His transition from player to coach to referee is a unique one and offers valuable insights for athletes looking to make a similar pivot in their careers. If you want to learn more about Italo and his journey, check out our website at 4dathletes.com for more information and resources. Thanks for listening to the 4D Athletes podcast, where we celebrate the stories of athletes who have achieved success both in and out of sports. Follow Italo on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/italoaraujo23/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/4dathletes/message

Last October, four teammates from the Northwest College wrestling team set out for a hike just outside Yellowstone National Park. For two of them, Brady Lowry and Kendell Cummings, the trip would bond them together for the rest of their lives, courtesy of a grizzly bear. Today, ESPN's Ryan Hockensmith navigates this tale of survival, loyalty, friendship and redemption while we hear all the harrowing details straight from the mouths of these two brave men. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Four members of the wrestling team from Northwest College were hunting in a national park. 

Are you thinking about exterior tile? Maybe that front porch, the back patio or even the side of your house? We dive into what should be considered when doing exterior tile and the process you should follow from picking out that tile to installation. William White has a long history of tile. After installing for many years he worked in the industry with manufacturers and then became the lead instructor for Northwest College of Construction for nearly a decade. He then went on for nearly the next decade working with Ardex helping contractors, installers, and designers with the latest in installation best practices and technology. For more information about Aredex head to: https://www.ardexamericas.com/ (https://www.ardexamericas.com/ ) Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen (https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen) If you want to buy Eric G a beer or coffee you can support the show here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ATHERICG (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ATHERICG) We love comments and we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information about the show head to https://aroundthehouseonline.com/ (https://aroundthehouseonline.com/) We have moved the Pro Insider Special on Thursday to its new feed. It will no longer be on this page. You can find it and subscribe right here: https://around-the-house-pro-insider.captivate.fm/ (https://around-the-house-pro-insider.captivate.fm/ ) Information given on the Around the House Show should not be considered construction or design advice for your specific project, nor is it intended to replace consulting at your home or jobsite by a building professional. The views and opinions expressed by those interviewed on the podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Around the House Show.

One of the early trailblazers for women's wrestling, Afsoon Johnston emigrated from her native Iran and fought for a place in the sport of wrestling in California. The first woman in U.S. history to win a medal at the women's wrestling world championships, Johnston has been an advocate for wrestling and girls wrestling and championing the sport for people from all walks of life.  Join Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as they talk about the world of wrestling on the flagship podcast of Trackwrestling.com from FloSports.   Show Segments  0:35 - Keeping it Real … muto. 1:00 - Kyle starts with a rant on social media.  10:00 - Testing yourself and development at the high school level. 18:00 - Do you have to go to the big tournaments to get recruited by the big programs? 20:00 - Kyle fawning over the NASCAR Hall of Fame.  32:00 - Northwest College wrestlers battle a grizzly bear.  35:50 - Cliff Keen Beast Backpack. 36:50 - Afsoon Johnston Interview.  1:24:00 - Cliff Keen Headgear 1:25:00 - Show wrap.  Subscribe to On The Mat and listen anytimeApple Podcasts | Stitcher Radio | Spreaker | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Google Podcasts | RSS SUPPORT THE SHOW And if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content — scratch that — if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too. Looking to start a podcast of your own?Get a free month with Libsyn by using the promo code MTO when you sign up. You'll get the remainder of the month from when you sign up as well as the next month free. It'll be enough time to kick the tires and lights some fires.

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One of the early trailblazers for women's wrestling, Afsoon Johnston emigrated from her native Iran and fought for a place in the sport of wrestling in California. The first woman in U.S. history to win a medal at the women's wrestling world championships, Johnston has been an advocate for wrestling and girls wrestling and championing the sport for people from all walks of life. Join Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as they talk about the world of wrestling on the flagship podcast of Trackwrestling.com from FloSports. Show Segments 0:35 - Keeping it Real … muto.1:00 - Kyle starts with a rant on social media. 10:00 - Testing yourself and development at the high school level.18:00 - Do you have to go to the big tournaments to get recruited by the big programs?20:00 - Kyle fawning over the NASCAR Hall of Fame. 32:00 - Northwest College wrestlers battle a grizzly bear. 35:50 - Cliff Keen Beast Backpack.36:50 - Afsoon Johnston Interview. 1:24:00 - Cliff Keen Headgear1:25:00 - Show wrap.

Gabe Ikard and Teddy Lehman bring you the latest news with OU football by handing out some midseason awards for Oklahoma football (3:35). They preview the best games of Week 8 in CFB: Texas vs. Oklahoma State, UCLA vs. Oregon & Kansas State vs. TCU (32:14). Teddy and Gabe give their “Winners/Losers of the Week:” college football fans, Alabama's Jermaine Burton, Philadelphia Phillies, Northwest College wrestling, Dan Snyder and Draymond Green (55:27).  ·Use promo code ‘ted' for 10% off at https://opolisclothing.com/ ·Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OK_Breakdown?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor ·Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ok_breakdown/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show, we're updating you on our programs and initiatives at the Houston Community College Northwest College. Guests: Rodney McLaurin, M. Ed, Associate Dean of Student Engagement and Success; Cynthia Belmar, MLS, Director of Northwest College Library; Sarah Lewis, M.S., Associate Dean of Student Engagement and Success hccs.edu/northwest NW.Counseling@hccs.edu #NorthwestCollege #foodinsecurity #EagleMarket

Podcaster and soon-to-be-author Tori Williams Douglass joins the VCW hall for a wide-ranging discussion of her own story of being homeschooled in a fundamentalist Christian environment and going to Northwest College. She traces her journey to becoming an anti-racist educator working with businesses, churches and other organizations. We talk in detail about Critical Race Theory, the rightwing freakout over a black mermaid, Phyllis Schlafly, body positivity and body neutrality. Finally, Tori gives us a sneak preview of her forthcoming book. Connect with Tori: On Twitter- @toriglass Instagram- @toriglass Listen to Tori's Podcasts: *White Homework- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/white-homework/id1481083774 *Go Home Bible, You're Drunk- https://www.irreverent.fm/show/go-home-bible-youre-drunk/ -Check out Zach's music by going to: https://muzach.bandcamp.com -Buy VCW merch: https://www.etsy.com/shop/VCWHall Twitter: Twitter: @vcwpod Zach- @muzach Dave- @Davejlester Podcast music by Zach Malm Logo by Zach Malm

Stefani Gray Hicswa, Ph.D., became Montana State University Billings' chancellor in January 2021. She is the first woman chancellor since the university's founding in 1927. Hicswa served as president of Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming from 2013-2021. Under her leadership, Northwest College achieved the highest completion rate in its history, and launched comprehensive strategic visioning, enrollment management, and facilities master plans. Prior to Northwest College, Hicswa served as president of Miles Community College in Miles City, Montana for seven years. A first-generation college student, Hicswa holds a doctorate in educational administration from the University of Texas at Austin; a master's degree in adult, community, and higher education from Montana State University; and a bachelor's degree in organizational communication from the University of Montana. She was raised in Dillon, Montana, and is married to Scott Hicswa, a consulting forester. They have two teenage sons.  

Tori Williams Douglass is an educator and podcaster who went from a cult-like family upbringing to an Assemblies of God bible college. Thankfully, she dropped out after just one year of the typical racism, sexism, queerphobia, and annoying theo-bro's, thus continuing and accelerating her deconstruction from christianity altogether. Today, her White Homework podcast and website is a crucial resource for all who are decolonizing our minds from anti-Blackness, and her Go Home Bible; You're Drunk podcast with co-host Justin Gentry uses humor and the hosts' extensive knowledge of the Bible to point out the absurdities in both the texts and the interpretations of the texts. In this episode, Scott and Tori go through Tori's short time at Western Bible College (which later became Western Bible University) and share some laughs about churches and Christian culture. This episode also has the debut of The Chapel Probation Players to give a satirical "other side." This week features traci kato-kiriyama, one of Scott's closest friends who is a poet, actor, activist, writer, playwright, and all-around badass. Chapel Probation is part of the Dauntless Media Collective Music by Scott Okamoto, Azeem Kahn, and Hauskatt (Jen Lee) aka Jenyi, and Shin Kawasaki and Wingo Shackleford Join the Chapel Probation Patreon to support Scott and for bonus content. Join the Chapel Probation Facebook group to continue the conversations. Follow Scott on Instagram and Twitter rscottokamoto.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-okamoto/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scott-okamoto/support

In this week's episode, Chris speaks with Suzette Lambert, a marriage and family therapist for over 30 years currently working as a Licensed Marriage And Family Therapist for Bulloch Counseling Center, about her journey with God and how she uses His guidance to find her next path in life. Watch to learn how Suzette tackles her own familial issues, overcomes adversity, and uses her knowledge to be successful in her career.As a marriage and family therapist, Suzette faces her own demons, identifies others', and navigates how to overcome those issues. She describes how every move she makes is dictated by God, and how His messages have helped her find where she fits. After dropping out of college and instead pursuing Bible school, Suzette soon received a message from God in a church pew in Oregon. Suzette listened to many heartbreaking testimonials at church, and God told her she must complete her degree and use it to help others. Suzette found her fitting path through this journey.Through her own journey of self-discovery through God, Suzette now heals others through depression, anxiety, familial issues, and helps them find where they belong. She also shares personal anecdotes of what anger can do to a marriage and teaches us how to separate the enemy from ourselves. Suzette hopes to continue changing lives through her therapy work and will continue to build her relationship with God throughout the process.With 30 years of therapist experience and 41 years of marriage experience, follow Suzette's advice to see how you can use His guidance to strengthen your mind, relationships, and career paths.More about our guest:Suzette is a licensed family and marriage therapist with plenty of experience. She began her academic journey at Northwest College in Kirkland, WA, and obtained her master's degree at Pacific Lutheran College. She is also an author, having written two books herself, and also helped publish another book with a group. She enjoys public speaking and writing, and has now been with the Bulloch Counseling Center in Georgia for over thirteen years. She describes herself as a “nomad,” and has lived all over the country through the course of her life, including Washington, Florida, and Georgia. Suzette has 2 kids and 2 grandkids, and has been married to her husband for over 40 yearshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/suzette-lambert-6555b98/

In this edition of The Topic, learn how the Student Life Department can enrich your experience at HCC. Guests: Dominique Brown, Student Life Coordinator, Northwest College; Le'Darion Prevot, President, Northwest National Society of Leadership & Success; Eugenia Ayala, Treasurer, Northwest Student Government Association. Web Links: Events: hccs.presence.io/events Organizations: hccs.presence.io/organizations Student Awards: https://hccs.presence.io/experienceType/eagle-awards?id=5d9eb87d-29cf-4d45-a228-046b9ef47d42 Student Leadership Opportunities: https://hccs.presence.io/experienceType/eagle-leaders?id=424f4a83-5733-47cb-8ef3-966258c06fd2 Instructional Student Programming Fund https: //hccs.presence.io/form/academic-co-curricular-student-programming-request-form Student Life Website: hccs.presence.io National Society of Leadership & Success: nsls.org Northwest Chapter: https://hccs.presence.io/organization/national-society-of-leadership-and-success-northwest-chapter Northwest Student Government Association: https://hccs.presence.io/organization/northwest-student-government-association-sga Social Media: Instagram @thehccstudentlife Facebook @thehccstudentlife #studentlife #studentleadership #studentgovernment #oncampus #sga #nsls

Have you seen those beautiful, colorful bottles of Method Soap at Target? They're most likely the work of today's guest, Lisa Congdon, who is one of the world's most recognizable graphic designers, a fine artist, and an illustrator who creates for clients such as Amazon, Comme des Garcons, Crate & Barrel, REI, and MoMA.    She's also the author of ten books, including Art Inc: The Essential Guide to Building Your Career as an Artist, and Find Your Artistic Voice: The Essential Guide to Working Your Creative Magic, the host of The Lisa Congdon Sessions podcast, and she teaches on the faculty of Northwest College of Art.    But you might be surprised to learn Lisa didn't discover her true passion for design until her 30s, and at that point, she assumed it was too late to make it her career. Little did she know she had an entire journey of discovery ahead of her, and so much of that had to do with finding her voice.    0:42 - Why we tell ourselves we're too old to be creative 1:40 - How imposter syndrome intensified when her career blew up 6:30 - Learning to stand in your creative power 7:00 - How Lisa manages to handle the various aspects of her career and life that bring her joy 12:18 - How to surround yourself with a great creative team 17:15 - Gauging whether or not to say yes to a creative opportunity 21:15 - Listening to your gut 22:43 - Knowing how much to charge for creative services 28:43 - The complicated nature of social media 33:33 - The elements of artistic voice 39:27 - Remembering that we hit multiple impasses in our creative work and that's not a problem   44:48 - Working with the pressure to produce 48:15 - Developing grit in your creative life through physical challenges    Get a copy of Lisa's books here:   Art Inc: The Essential Guide to Building Your Career as an Artist Amazon Bookshop   Find Your Artistic Voice: The Essential Guide to Working Your Creative Magic Amazon Bookshop   Visit Lisa's shop and world: https://lisacongdon.com/   Visit jenniferlouden.com/podcastkit to get instant access to a collection of audios that will: help you with some of the most common struggles we creatives have to manage including fear of choosing, falling into compare and despair, managing the inner critic (s), and feeling too exposed and vulnerable when you put yourself or your work into the world.

Guest: Dr. Zachary Hodges, President at Northwest College, Houston Community College Dr. Hodges talks about the challenges to public education, the importance of partnerships and what will be needed to move forward in the 21st century. He speaks about the importance of workforce programs and how equity in education is so vital to the future. Dr. Hodges also praises the benefits of having the Early College. Record date: Jan. 14, 2022

When you are installing tile, the technology behind the materials have sure changed in the last few years. If you have been dropping into the home center and using the same old products your dad was using then you might be well behind in what is new. There are a ton of new products that work better and are much easier to use that can be the difference of a tile project lasting a few years or a handful of decades. William White has a long history of tile. After installing for many years he worked in the industry with manufacturers and then became the lead instructor for Northwest College of Construction for nearly a decade. He then went on for nearly the next decade working with Ardex helping contractors, installers, and designers with the latest in installation best practices and technology. For more information about Aredex head to: https://www.ardexamericas.com/ We also talk about the giveaway of the Ecobee SmartThermostat with voice control. For more information about the giveaway that is over on 8/20/21 visit here: https://aroundthehouseonline.com/show-giveaways Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen We love comments and we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information about the show headto https://aroundthehouseonline.com/ We have moved the Pro Insider Special on Thursday to its new feed. It will no longer be on this page. You can find it and subscribe right here: https://around-the-house-pro-insider.captivate.fm/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When you are installing tile, the technology behind the materials have sure changed in the last few years. If you have been dropping into the home center and using the same old products your dad was using then you might be well behind in what is new. There are a ton of new products that work better and are much easier to use that can be the difference of a tile project lasting a few years or a handful of decades. William White has a long history of tile. After installing for many years he worked in the industry with manufacturers and then became the lead instructor for Northwest College of Construction for nearly a decade. He then went on for nearly the next decade working with Ardex helping contractors, installers, and designers with the latest in installation best practices and technology. For more information about Aredex head to: https://www.ardexamericas.com/ (https://www.ardexamericas.com/ ) We also talk about the giveaway of the Ecobee SmartThermostat with voice control. For more information about the giveaway that is over on 8/20/21 visit here: https://aroundthehouseonline.com/show-giveaways (https://aroundthehouseonline.com/show-giveaways) Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen (https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen) We love comments and we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information about the show headto https://aroundthehouseonline.com/ (https://aroundthehouseonline.com/) We have moved the Pro Insider Special on Thursday to its new feed. It will no longer be on this page. You can find it and subscribe right here: https://around-the-house-pro-insider.captivate.fm/ (https://around-the-house-pro-insider.captivate.fm/ )

Links to Things Mentioned in this Episode: Sunday School Classes (Look for Dr. Jan Fekkes) https://www.youtube.com/c/CamanoChapel/videos Donut House: https://www.facebook.com/The-Donut-House-Anacortes-272513612802803/ Elderserve: https://www.buildzoom.com/contractor/elderserve Trinity Lutheran College: https://lutherancolleges.org/ Seattle Pacific University (SPU): https://spu.edu/ Northwest College: https://www.northwestu.edu/ Fuller Theological Seminary: https://www.fuller.edu/

For episode 6 I talk about living on the coast, how I moved back to Beaverton, finished my program at Northwest College of Hair Design, and apprenticed at FADA hair salon.

Scott and Nate chat with Zane Cook, an instructor at the Northwest College of Construction (a trade school in Portland Oregon). They discuss NWCOCs amazing program and all that it has to offer someone working in any construction trade.

Guests: Glenna Nija, Chair of the International Student Committee, HCC Northwest SGA, international student from Cameroon Lateefah Adedeji, Co-chair of the International Student Committee, HCC Northwest SGA, international student from Nigeria Kiara Saravia, HCC Northwest SGA Secretary, international student from Chile Lyndee Le, International Student Ambassador, HCC Central, international student from Vietnam Host: Christine Mompoint, President of the HCC Northwest SGA

Guests: Bianca Matlock, HCC Director of Financial Aid Operations Dominique Candley, HCC Financial Coach at Northwest College   The Topic of Discussion: Financial Aid for students. Visit hccs.edu/emergencyhelp for more information.   Host: Todd Duplantis

Annie Case graduated from Northwest College with an Associates of Applied Science in the Photographic Communications department. She is in love with the concept that she can build a career, while expressing her creative side to generate images.    Adobe Photoshop became a crucial part of her life later in her high school years. She loved finding source images, and tried to recreate them. She knew there was much more she could learn within the software, but was also very aware that if she learned how to capture those images, then she could soon become the inspiration for herself. Annie began searching for schools that would educate her in the world of photography.    Northwest College became the beginning of Annie’s career as a photographer. Annie enjoys waking up every morning with the knowledge that she has the power to create an image that will never be made in the same way she made it. She has learned to be a well-rounded photographer. Studio illustrations, on location and studio lit portraits, videography including work in the Smithsonian’s Museum, product photography for commercial promotions, and traditional film processing have all become staples of Annie's photography. The commercial aspect of photography is not all that she is passionate about. Yellowstone is an amazing area that played its part in shaping her into the photographer she is becoming. It became the birthplace of her love to capture personality of wildlife and nature.     After graduating Annie moved to Salt Lake City, Utah to start her career. She is a full time working product photographer for Style Haven and spends all her free time photographing people, landscape, and wild life. Currently, Cosmic Connection is Annie’s large project. Cosmic Connection is an astrophotographer’s dream because they can learn how to capture amazing night imagery. As an image enthusiast, Annie would love to collaborate with you and make your visions a reality! Check out more of Annie's work at: https://cosmicconnection.net/

Welcome to our first ever episode from Cosmic Connection, a place for all of your astrophotography needs! Join us as we explore the exciting world of astrophotography from The Milky Way to star trails. In this first episode, we decided to introduce ourselves and give a little of our background as astophotographers. Annie met Roy at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming. They were both studying for, and in 2018 completed, their associates of applied science in Photographic Communications. Both Annie and Roy grew up in Wyoming and they loved living there. Wyoming shaped the way their photographic journeys would take them. It is the place they hold most dear to their heart, even now while they find themselves falling in love with Utah and living in Salt Lake City. Check out more of our work at: https://cosmicconnection.net/

Roy Nelson is a graduate from Northwest College. He received an Associates in Applied Sciences Degree in Photographic Communications and is currently working as a commercial product photographer for companies based in Salt Lake City, Utah.What excites Roy the most about photography is the satisfaction that comes from turning a vision into a photographic reality. The entire process from start to finish is not only captivating for him but also fulfillingHe first picked up a camera as a birthday gift to himself at the age of 19. The work of many great photographers captivated him. He set his goals high by searching for the amazing images made by these professionals and worked hard to achieve their quality of imaging into his own vision.In the past few years as a working artist, he has had the opportunity to share many volumes of work, yet the greatest joy has been to see the value placed on his passion. Through fine art sales, interviews from prestigious blogs, and paid projects he has seen great support and further motivation.Cosmic Connection is his and his partner Annie Case's newest endeavor! With Roy's astrophotography experience and expertise, he hopes to teach and inspire photographers all across the world. His love for the night sky is one filled with passion. Hear his story today!  Check out Roy's work at: https://cosmicconnection.net/

On this episode, one reason only a quarter of furloughed Blackjewel employees have found new jobs is because existing job openings pay less. Northwest College is introducing new programs like a conservation law enforcement degree to help with its declining enrollment One of the most advanced forensic laboratories is located in Laramie. It solves wildlife-related attacks and crime. Those stories and more.

Aura Newlin is an anthropologist, educator, advocate and public speaker whose Wyoming roots run deep. A 4th-generation, Japanese American Wyomingite, Aura grew up in Riverton, Wyoming. Her parents, former peace-corps volunteers, exposed Aura and her siblings to a broader world through international volunteer work. This global imprint influenced Aura’s interest in learning about other cultures and led her to become an anthropologist. “Anthropology turns everything on its head. As anthropologists, we try to understand what it might be like to live in someone else’s shoes, to understand what their experiences are like through their eyes.” Aura loves sharing the world with her students by introducing them to anthropology and the practice of “questioning whether something is normal and natural or if that’s just seemingly normal and natural because that’s the way you were raised.” Aura landed her dream job teaching anthropology and sociology at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, a mere 15 miles from the Heart Mountain confinement site. After Pearl Harbor, up to 14,000 Japanese American immigrants and their children were incarcerated at Heart Mountain, one of ten confinement sites established by the War Relocation Authority during WWII. Her great-grandfather made his career as a railroader in southern Wyoming, but by WWII had moved to Hollywood, California for health reasons. When President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, effectively placing approximately 120,000 Japanese immigrants and their American-born children in war-time camps, Aura’s great-grandfather was sent back to Wyoming, this time to Heart Mountain. Aura’s grandfather, living and working for the Union Pacific railroad in Green River, Wyoming at this same time, was fired along with all the other employees of Japanese ancestry. Later, her grandfather was offered his job back, but he declined. For Aura, working as an educator in such close proximity to her relatives’ experience at Heart Mountain “feels like destiny.” In addition to teaching her students, she speaks around the state and to legal audiences around the country about what happened at Heart Mountain and the Japanese American incarceration. Reflecting on why she continues to educate her students and speak to various audiences, she says, “We need to embrace the bad along with the good, because it’s part of what makes us who we are. I don’t see Heart Mountain as something that belongs to Japanese American history. It is American history, and it is Wyoming history. As I go around the state talking with different communities about this, I hope to instill some of that passion and hope that I feel about this history. I would like to continue to have a voice at the national level and to be heard because we have an important story that needs to be told, and I like telling it.”

Amy McKinney, associate professor of history at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, discusses Harriette Cushman and her efforts to create a comprehensive poultry program in Montana. The first female poultry specialist in the United States, Cushman crossed many boundaries throughout her thirty-three-year career (1922–1955) with the Extension Service.

Friday night and I’ve gotta catch a flight to New York in a few hours. By the time you hear this, I’ll be snoozing away hoping a drink cart doesn’t slam into my knee or elbow. I’m Hall of Fame wrestling writer, broadcaster and announcer Jason Bryant, and this is Short Time Shots, a look back at the day’s scores and more from the world of wrestling. Before we get into the dual meet action, there’s a pretty good little tournament going on in California, the California Community College state championships. Fresno City leads after the first day of competition with eight wrestlers reaching the semifinals and leading second-place Mt. San Antonio College 98.5 to 80.5. Cerritos is a distant third with 54.5. All those results are at trackwrestling.com and check out John Sachs’ tech-fall.com for photos from the event. Count the tattoos, you’ll be there a while. Rutgers fans showed up in force, setting a school-record for attendance with 6,754 fans at the RAC, but key wins by Alex Marinelli at 165 and Joey Gunther at 174 lifted seventh-ranked Iowa to a 23-15 win over upset-minded Rutgers on Friday. Iowa won its 23rd straight conference road dual and improved to 4-0 all-time against the Scarlet Knights. Rutgers jumped out to a 12-0 lead after wins by Nick Suriano, Scott Delvechhio and Mike Van Brill, but then the strength of Iowa’s middle weights shone through, including Marinelli’s first dual meet victory coming against U23 World Champion Richie Lewis, who went up a weight from his expected competition weight of 157 pounds. Gunther fell behind early but a third-period takedown in the final minute plus riding time was the difference as he snatched away a victory from Joe Grello.5-4. Nick Gravina gave Rutgers it’s last lead of the bout with a win over Mitch Bowman at 184 before Cashtag Wilke and Sam Stoll closed the door on Rutgers’ upset hopes. Stoll finished off Razohnn Gross in 2:40 to end it. Nate Rotert’s major decision at 197 pounds and Alex Macki’s 7-5 win at 285 pounds broke a 16-16 tie and lifted No. 16 South Dakota State past No. 18 Central Michigan 23-16 in Brookings. South Dakota State’s Seth Gross continued to put up big numbers, earning a 16-2 major decision at 133 pounds, while 174-pounder David Kocher notched a convincing 10-5 win over C.J. Brucki in one of the dual’s key swing bouts. South Dakota State improved to 4-2. Navy dropped the first two bouts to Drexel, but stormed back to win seven of the next eight to power the Midshipmen to a 22-13 win over previously unbeaten Drexel. The Austin DeSanto watch is in full effect though, but he ONLY scored 13 points in a 13-6 win at 133. Solid wins checked in for Navy’s Nick Gil at 141 and Jadaen Bernstein at 174. By the way, Army-Navy football this weekend -- who you got? Michigan State went on the road and got past Buffalo of the MAC 17-16 on criteria three. True freshman RayVon Foley notched the biggest individual victory for the Spartans, an 8-6 victory in sudden victory over NCAA qualifier Kyle Akins at 125 pounds. Two major decisions were also key as Michigan State did lose a team point during the course of the dual. Overall, it was total match points that gave the Spartans the W. Fresno State put 3,700 fans in the seats on Friday night, but CSU Bakersfield won eight of the 10 matches as the Central Valley wrestling rivalry was rekindled. Sacred Heart won its first dual of the John Clark era, topping undermanned American International, a Division II school, 50-6. Eastern Michigan beat Cleveland State 29-13. In Division II, 10th-ranked Ashland topped West Liberty 24-13. Back to back falls in the middle by Bret Romanzak and Christian Price gave the Eagles some breathing room and wins by Tristen Wirich and Luke Cramer finished the dual off. Coker beat Emmanuel 21-11 in an ECAC matchup. Coker won the last four weight classes to earn the win over the Lions, who are actually searching for a head coach at the moment. Top-ranked Warburg, at least top-ranked for now, beat Cornell College 45-3. Eight of the nine victories were by bonus including falls by Bennen Doebel, Mike Ross and All-American Lance Evans. Sixth-ranked Messiah cruised past in-state rival Gettysburg 38-3. This one always stings for Gettysburg head coach Andy Vogel, who wrestled at Messiah. Yeah, the Falcons are pretty good typically. Mustache power was apparently the key for Heidelberg to knock off John Carroll 22-16 in Division III. Heidelberg, which if you may remember from the first editions of Short Time, is the STUDENT PRINCES. Wins by Patrick Brown, Tyler Hammack and Christan Climer at the upper weights gave Heidelberg 13 key points and the come-from-behind victory. Hammack earned the dual’s only fall in 92 seconds. No. 17 UW-La Crosse thumped Luther 34-4. Keep an eye on La Crosse 125-pounder Zach Villareal. He’s off to a real solid start . 14-0 with 11 bonus victories and eight falls. Illinois kid, contender. Mixing things up between divisions, we saw Division II Limestone get past a scrappy Southeastern University squad 21-16. Northwest Kansas Tech from the NJCAA upended NAIA Concordia of Nebraska 23-21. Cloud County won its first dual in program history with a 40-18 win over NAIA Central Christian. Also in the junior college ranks, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M swept Labette and Northwest College in a tri-meet on Friday night. The Karstetter brothers had a good night, going 4-0 as they combined for four bonus victories -- two techs, a major and a fall. NEO topped Labette 51-6, while they topped Northwest 47-4. The lone win for Northwest? Yup, Nodir Safarav, the Uzbek import.   JOIN THE TEAM And if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Clothing. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on iTunes. SUBSCRIBE TO SHORT TIME Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Google Play Music | iOS App | Android App | RSS GET DAILY WRESTLING NEWS! You like wrestling news, right? Of course you do. 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The big news in college wrestling is of course the wonderful world of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational. There’s a lot to watch and with 20 different schools represented in the semifinals, it’ll sure to be a good Saturday of wrestling. Thanks to Earl Smith for that stat, I’m Jason Bryant and this is Short Time Shots, a semi-daily look around the world of college wrestling. Michigan leads the CKLV after the first day. Ohio State’s in second place followed by Nebraska, Arizona State and Northern Iowa. Michigan put five wrestlers into the semifinals, while Ohio State put six. Nebraska and UNI each have four. As always, the Cliff Keen provides then ranking public some major headaches as upsets are plentiful. At 125 pounds, a pair of All-Americans fell as returning NCAA runner-up Ethan Lizak was knocked off 4-3 in the quarterfinals by Utah Valley’s Taylor LaMont. Jay Schwarm of Northern Iowa avenged a loss earlier in the day to Cornell’s Mike Russo and Schwarm then beat Arizona State’s Ryan Millhof to advance to Saturday’s semifinals. Boise State transfer and past JUCO All-American Will Bardezbain of Kent State topped North Carolina’s Dalton Macri 18-15 in the Round of 16. Josh Terao of American is the lowest seed to reach the semifinals at 133 pounds. The Eagle topped No. 2 seed Dom Forys of Pittsburgh 6-3 in the quarters. He’ll face Jack Mueller of Virginia, who defeated 11th-seeded Austin DeSanto of Drexel in the other bottom bracket quarter. Up top, It’s a Michigan-Ohio State semi with top-seeded Stevan Micic set to face off with Ohio State’s Luke Pletcher. Pletcher survived a scare in a first-round tiebreaker win over Ben Thornton of Purdue. At 141, two-time All-American Bryce Meredith of Wyoming will give Cornell’s Yianni Diakomihalis his first test in the semifinals. Down low, it’ll be a Chad Red-Josh Alber semifinal. Nebraska’s Red topped Eli Stickley of Wisconsin 7-5 in the quarters while Northern Iowa’s Alber upended Tommy “The Cat” Thorn of Minnesota 4-3. Top upset of that bracket came as Pitt’s Nick Zanetta beat No. 4 seed Javier Gasca of Michigan State in the pigtails. At 149, a modest upset saw North Carolina’s Troy Heilmann go all South Plainfield on Ke-Shawn Hayes of Ohio State. Heilmann beat Hayes after falling behind 6-0 in the first period. Heilmann will face All-American Max Thomsen of UNI in the top bracket semi, while Justin Oliver of Central Michigan will face 900-year-old Colton McCrystal of Nebraska in the bottom bracket semi. McCrystal saw a huge lead evaporate in the quarters, but held on to beat Zander Wick 11-10. I found out Mr. Wick’s secret internet password -- it’s Mister Wick! Drew Carey Show reference if you’re wondering. At 157, top-seeded Tyler Berger of Nebraska looked uninspiring, but he got the job done reaching the semifinals. He’ll face All-American Alec Pantaleo of Michigan. Pantaleo pinned North Dakota State’s Clay “I’m a lot smarter than you” Ream in 1:09. We’ll see a rematch of an earlier dual this year in the bottom bracket semi as Arizona State’s Josh Shields will face Ohio State’s Micah Jordan. Michigan’s Logan Massa fell 8-4 to the other Wick twin, Evan, 8-4 in the quarters at 165 pounds. Wick scored a third-period escape and a takedown and added a riding time point to beat the returning All-American. Down low, TeShan Campbell of Ohio State will face All-American David McFadden of Virginia Tech. Campbell beat Nebraska’s Isaiah White, last year’s Division II champion, 3-1. Nick Wanzek of Minnesota survived a scare in the Round of 16 and then used riding time to outlast Anthony Valencia. He’s got Wick next. Anyone else getting a Monty Python reference at all? 1-2-3-5 here in the semis at 174 pounds. Arizona State’s Zahid Valenica is beast mode right now. He’ll face a dangerous Taylor Lujan of Northern Iowa in the semifinals. Lujan pinned Jaeden Bernstein of Navy in under a minute, while it’s that whole Michigan-Ohio State thing again, the state up north against that state down south with Myles Amine facing off with Bo Jordan. At 184, Nebraska’s Taylor Venz is the story thus far. The No. 13 seed pinned All-American Drew Foster of Northern Iowa and then did the whole pin thing again against No. 5 seed Jordan Ellingwood of Central Michigan to reach the semifinals. He’ll face two-time All-American Myles Martin of Ohio State in the semis. Down low, it’s a 2-3 matchup with Virginia Tech’s Zack Zavatsky meeting up with Michigan’s Domenic Abounader. Nothing super crazy in the rest of the weight. Top-seeded Kollin Moore of Ohio State was less than stellar in three early-round wins, but in the quarters, he picked it up, majoring Wisconsin’s Hunter Ritter to reach the semifinals. He’ll face CSU Bakersfield’s Matt Williams. Williams topped Northern Colorado’s Jacob Seely 8-1 in the quarters. Down low, things got messy. Second-seeded Jared Haught of Virginia Tech reached the semis without incident, but his opponent is unseeded Stephen Lioseau of Drexel. Lancaster Catholic REPRESENT! Loiseau beat Purdue’ s Christian Brunner in his opening round bout and then beat Cal Poly’s Tom Lane, who’d majored All-American Kevin Beazley of Michigan in the previous round. There’s more on that Drexel team than just a true freshman, folks. At heavyweight, the only sizeable -- get it? Sizeable? Heavyweights? Yeah, Purdue’s Shawn Streck beat No. 4 seed Ryan Solomon of Pittsburgh early, but Streck was beaten in the semis by Stanford’s Nathan Butler. Butler will face the hulking Fowlerville, Michigan native Adam Coon. Down low, it’s the People’s Champ Jacob Kasper of Duke meeting up with college wrestling’s oldest heavyweight, Tanner Hall of Arizona State in a battle of All-Americans. Brackets and video is all at Flowrestling. You wrestle with who you’ve got and right now, Lock Haven’s got a few guys who like to score bonus points. Friday proved to be the biggest win to date of Scott Moore’s head coaching career as Lock Haven scored four bonus victories in five wins to upend No. 11 Rutgers in front of 2,300-plus fans at Thomas Field House in Mat Town. Key victories were registered by Ronnie Perry over Eleazar DeLuca at 149 pounds, Chance Marsteller over John Van Brill at 165 and Thomas Haines, who delivered the match-ending fall at heavyweight over Razohnn Gross in just 43 seconds. Lock Haven -- the Bald Eagles soaring. Unranked Princeton tried to make it interesting at Jadwin Gym, but No. 5 Lehigh was too much as late wins by Jordan Kutler and Ryan Preisch slammed the door on the Tigers 25-13. Scotty Parker picked up another fall at 133 pounds for the Mountain Hawks, giving him three straight wins by fall. Six more and he’ll tie Shute. Seventh-ranked Iowa escaped with an 18-17 win over No. 15 Illinois at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday night. Sam Stoll was the hero as he literally fell into a fortuitous position as Illinois heavyweight Deuce Rachal tried to throw the GRECO Junior world medalist and ended up on his back and stuck to give Iowa the come-from-behind victory. Pretty gross dual all the way around though. Isaiah Martinez looked good, but grass is also green. No. 22 Rider topped Penn 19-15. Notable wins registered by Rider’s B.J. Clagon over Joe Velliquette and Chad Walsh over May Bethea. Heavyweight Ryan Cloud sealed the win for the Broncs with a 10-4 win at 285 over Patrik Garren. The loss was the first for the Roger Reina Head Coach of Wrestling Roger Reina since he returned to be the head coach of the Quakers, which oddly enough, is the only Ivy League team whose mascot isn’t a color or an animal. That was actually a Final Jeopardy question once. A pair of ranked foes met in Division II in an MIAA conference matchup as No. 6 Central Oklahoma topped No. 21 Fort Hays State 22-14 in Hays, Kansas. UCO won six of the 10 bouts. Fort Hays’ Conrad Cole made a statement at 125 pounds, teching No. 4 Josh Lindsey. Fourth-ranked Caleb Cotter sealed the dual for the Bronchos, that’s Bronchos with an H, kind of like Stanley, with a C. Cotter topped Dakota Gulley 6-3 at 285 to ice the win. Out in Great Falls, Montana, a mix of Division II, NAIA and junior colleges met up at the Battle of the Rockies duals. McKendree, the third-ranked team in Division II, beat host Providence -- formerly known as Great Falls, Minot State and Simon Fraser, which was ranked 12th in Divison II. Montana State-Northern from the NAIA was unbeaten, but due to NAIA rules not counting duals against non-four year schools as official bouts, the Lights -- yes, the LIGHTS -- only officially scored one win, and that was over Division II Simon Fraser. Northwest College’s Nodir Safarav went 3-0 at 125 pounds. He’s the guy who won the Dave Schultz. How someone goes from Uzbekistan to Powell, Wyoming is beyond me. In the NAIA, Baker topped Graceland 24-20. Two quick falls there delivered by Baker’s Lucas Lovvorn in 21 seconds and David Dow in 24 seconds. Baker’s the Wildcats and their from Baldwin City, Kansas. Shout out to Dan Harris. Oh, and coach Cody Garcia. Other scores from around the nation Western State Colorado beat Chadron State 30-11. Marc Antoni-Macias’ Hunter Hawks beat second-year Keystone 40-12. And Western New England topped Rhode Island College 44-2   JOIN THE TEAM And if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Clothing. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on iTunes. SUBSCRIBE TO SHORT TIME Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Google Play Music | iOS App | Android App | RSS GET DAILY WRESTLING NEWS! You like wrestling news, right? Of course you do. Did you know you can sign up for FREE to su

Finally, wrestling has COME BACK TO FRESNO. With apologies to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, that’s the top story for Friday, November 17. This is SHORT TIME SHOTS, I’m Hall of Fame announcer, broadcaster and writer Jason Bryant What isn’t a top story -- I actually owned the original version of NBA Jam with Charles Barkley on the Phoenix Suns instead of THUNDER Dan Majerle. But he coaches Grand Canyon and they cut wrestling, so screw them. While the score wasn’t super important, the fact we had wrestling at the SaveMart Center in Fresno, California for the first time in almost 11 years, that’s the deal. Sure, 14th-ranked Illinois piled up bonus points and Isaiah Martinez won his 100th collegiate match, but we saw a school President, Joseph Castro, man up and say “This area cares about wrestling and we’re bringing back our team.” Donkey like former AD Thomas Boeh might have put the team on ice for a while, but coach Troy Steiner and his crew are going to build a winner in the Central Valley    That didn’t happen on Friday though. Two big wins were registered by the Bulldogs, whom I represented today with #WrestlingShirtADay. Kristian Olivas topped Eric Barone at 149 and Greg Gaxiola knocked off Kyle Langenderfer. I just want to play some Nerfherder after saying Langenderfer. Santa has a Mullet -- look it up, it’s a song by Nerfherder. Oh, I-Mar improved to 100-2 all-time. He’s good. Top-ranked Penn State is probably the best road draw attendance-wise in the country. The Nittany Lions saw over 3,000 witness their 40-2 blitzkrieg of Binghamton on Friday night. Seven of the Penn State wins came via bonus points with Jason Nolf and Zain Retherford each earning falls, while Bo Nickel fell to third in the Penn State individual Hodge standings merely capturing a major decision. The one Penn State loss? You guessed it, 125. No. 6 Minnesota headed west to Brookings and beat No. 16 South Dakota State in front 3,063 fans at Frost Arena. The highlight there was at 133 pounds where No. 1 Seth Gross topped No. 6 Mitch McKee 9-4. South Dakota State did score a modest upset at 157 pounds where Luke Zilverberg beat 10th-ranked Jake Short 5-2. No. 8 Iowa swept the Iowa City Duals. In other news, water is wet.   Zack Zavatsky needed overtime to get past Bryce Carr at 184 pounds in the top bout of the night as No. 9  Virginia Tech beat host Chattanooga 28-7. Little homer note, B.C. LaPrade picked up his first career dual meet victory. He’s from New Kent, which is right up the road from where I grew up and he’s named after a headache power for a reason. Even without a couple of its regular starters, 10th-ranked Lehigh flew past No. 24 Edinboro 27-14. Scott Parker continued his torrid start, pinning nationally ranked Korbin Myers at 5:33 to spark the Mountain Hawks victory. Also of note for Lehigh, Gordon Wolf earned a 16-8 major decision over Austin Matthews at 165. On paper, Cornell didn’t look that strong. On the mat, No. 19 Cornell said we’re Ivy Leaguers, whatever that means. The Big Red won seven of 10 and got three falls en route to a 30-10 pasting of No. 13 Northern Iowa. Chaz Tucker set the tone with a fall over Jack Wagner to start the dual at 133, while Jon Jay Chavez and Ben Darmstadt also picked up pins. 184-pound freshman Max Dean, the younger brother of four-time All-American Gabe, announced his presence Nuke Laloosh style -- with authority -- beating All-American Drew Foster 9-7. Also in the dual, UNI’s Taylor Lujan beat All-American Brandon Womack 5-3. Oh, and that freshman, Yianni Diakomihalis, he beat Josh Alber 5-2. Two-time All-American Bryce Meredith topped super freshman Chad Red 11-5 at 141, but that was the only read bright spot for the Cowboys as the Huskers won seven out of 10 to cruise. Nebraska’s Tyler Berger outlasted Archie Colgan 5-4 at 157, while Nebraska’s Isaiah White, last year’s Division II champion at Notre Dame College, topped Branson Ashworth 7-5.  Ryan Solomon’s major decision at heavyweight rallied No. 25 Pittsburgh past CSU Bakersfieid. Things weren’t so hot for the Panthers otherwise, as No. 18 Wisconsin declawed Pitt 26-6. Yes, cliché puns! Elsewhere, Virginia topped Gardner-Webb 30-11. The Wahoos picked up falls from Louie Hayes at 125 and Andrew Atkinson at 165. In Division II, No. 6 Pitt-Johnstown topped PSAC rival Kutztown 24-10. Five of the six ranked Mountain Cat wrestlers picked up victories, including a technical fall at 174 pounds from 2016 D2 champion Tyler Reinhart. Kutztown’s Ryan Appleby, ranked fifth, did knock off 11th-ranked D.J. Sims 5-3 at heavyweight. In the NAIA, fifth-ranked Providence welcomed a new member to the family as head coach Caleb Schaeffer and his wife Annie welcomed Kamden Kendrick to the world. He’s already able to take dad down. The school, formerly known as Great Falls, gave Coach Schaeffer a nice “it’s a boy” gift, beating Warner Pacific 34-11. Sixth-ranked University of the Cumberlands -- they’re coached by Chris Fleeger -- the Patriots beat Indiana Tech 31-13. No. 11 Southern Oregon also beat Eastern Oregon in a directional battle in the Cascade Conference.  And of note in the junior college ranks, Western Wyoming topped Northwest College 30-15. What’s notable about a junior college dual between teams most of you have probably never heard of? Well, Uzbekistan native Nodir Safarov, who’s ranked in the WORLD, is wrestling at 133 pounds for Northwest College. He had a fall in 26 seconds.  BOOM SHAKA LAKKA. 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The Wild West's 1908 Everett appearance  Time: 34:67 minutes  Size: 15.8 mb  Smokestack Soundbites theme: “Another Day,” by the Wild Snohomians Voice Actors Van Ramsey  Eileen Simmons  Andrea Wallis  Ronald Averill  Lisa Labovitch  David Dilgard  Zac Matthews   Narrator Cameron Johnson    Audio Engineering Cameron Johnson    Consultants David Dilgard  Laura McCarty   Music "Wild West Music of Buffalo Bill's Cowboy Band." Americus Brass Band.  Cody, WY: Northwest College Foundation, 1996. Used by permission of Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Cody, Wyoming, USA; and Northwest College of Powell, Wyoming.  Sound Effects Freesound Project  down town street ambience  01.wav  Klakbeeld    EatingPlace.mp3  acclivity    distant_construction_ pounding-2.wav  nnus    carroca-na-colheita-do-cafe.aif  plotzki    gunshots.mp3  watupgroupie    crowd-cheering-football-01  wanna73    Streetcar02.wav  LG    BBC Sound Effects Library  Herd of horses out on a trek  Horses I    Horses in stables whickering to one another  Horses I    One hrse walking along, pulling cart  Horses I    mp3round.com  Indian War Sound 

December 15, 2011 NERLA and NMC conducted an hour-long live webinar featuring: David Wedaman, of NERLA and the Director of Research and Instruction Services at Brandeis University; Tom Haymes, Director of Technology at Houston Community College’s Northwest College; and Amber Stubbs, a Computer Science Ph.D. candidate at Brandeis University.

The Lone Reader; one librarian talks about the books he reads. Buffalo Bill's America by Louis S. Warren Music: Wild West Music of Buffalo Bill's Cowboy Band  Used by permission of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center of Cody, WY, and Northwest College, of Powell, WY   time: 0:02:26 size: 2.299 mb  

This week we talk to Roger Walters, the Commissioner of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association, and we visit with Dan Mortensen, a ProRodeo Hall of Fame inductee who is the new rodeo coach at Northwest College in Powell, WY. We also visit this week with Justin McKee, rodeo announcer and Professional Bull Riders television analyst […] The post Pro Rodeo Report – The Pro Rodeo Report Focuses on the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.