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As his teams come back from summer to open up a new season, coach Kallenberger broke down his expectations for the opening performances on Friday and Saturday at Northwest Community College in Wyoming.

Today's Locked on Ole Miss podcast we talk about National Signing Day and What Ole Miss Rebels and Lane Kiffin have left to do in their High School Class this season. We look at Janorris Hopson from Northwest Community College as a player that could be Ole Miss lone signing today. We also look at Kicker Mike Baker as a chance as well to close out the 2024 NSD for the Ole Miss Rebels In the second segment of the show we talk about recruting and look at the 2024 Ole Miss High School recruits and we began with Defensive Linemen Kamarion Franklin, William Echoles, Kam Beavers and Jeffrey Rush…This group will highlight a Top 5 Defensive Line Class in the High School Ranks as well. We also look at Andy Jaffe who is already on Campus and apparently is a real team players for the Athletic Department. In our final segment of the day we talk about Jaxson Dart and take an analytical approach to his rise from Year 1 to Year 2. Every single question that Ole Miss fans have had about this young man has been answered and the example is his work in the middle of the field in 2023. If he jumps in 2024 like he did in 2023 look out. WANT MORE OLE MISS SPORTS CONTENT? Join our Subtext communityhttps://joinsubtext.com/lockedonolemiss  Follow and Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms:

Today's Locked on Ole Miss podcast we talk about National Signing Day and What Ole Miss Rebels and Lane Kiffin have left to do in their High School Class this season. We look at Janorris Hopson from Northwest Community College as a player that could be Ole Miss lone signing today. We also look at Kicker Mike Baker as a chance as well to close out the 2024 NSD for the Ole Miss Rebels   In the second segment of the show we talk about recruting and look at the 2024 Ole Miss High School recruits and we began with Defensive Linemen Kamarion Franklin, William Echoles, Kam Beavers and Jeffrey Rush…This group will highlight a Top 5 Defensive Line Class in the High School Ranks as well. We also look at Andy Jaffe who is already on Campus and apparently is a real team players for the Athletic Department.   In our final segment of the day we talk about Jaxson Dart and take an analytical approach to his rise from Year 1 to Year 2. Every single question that Ole Miss fans have had about this young man has been answered and the example is his work in the middle of the field in 2023. If he jumps in 2024 like he did in 2023 look out.   WANT MORE OLE MISS SPORTS CONTENT?   Join our Subtext community https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonolemiss     Follow and Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms:

Stella relieves symptoms of PTSD with the stellate ganglion block (SGB), a widely studied and highly effective procedure that can "reset" the brain to its pre-trauma state. On this inspirational podcast I chat with Dr Eugene Lipov founder of the Stella Center and Dr Robert Wright the CMO of Australia on the groundbreaking treatment that is changing peoples lives around the world. We talk redefining PTSD to PTSI. How Dr Lipov has dedicated his life to helping people with PTSI and his story. What the treatment looks like and what patients can expect. The Outcomes of over 80% success rate . What comes after the treatment Trauma and the nervous system. Hyperactivity of the sympathetic nervous system and how the Stellate block is impacting this. Other adjunct therapies/ vagal therapies and recommendations they have seen work to increase outcomes. The wide scope of potential for this treatment not only for PTSI. What's next? Dr Robert Wright the CMO talks what's coming up in Australia soon. Where to find more: stellacenter.com @stellacentremd About Dr Eugene Lipov Dr. Eugene Lipov is a board-certified anesthesiologist who specializes in pain management. After completing an M.D. at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University in 1984, he went on to complete advanced anesthesiology training at the University of Illinois at Chicago and at Rush University's Medical Center. He has specialized in interventional pain medicine for more than 28 years, and was the founding member and first president of the Illinois Chapter of the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians (ASIPP). He concurrently serves as Director of Research at Northwest Community College and as Medical Director of Advanced Pain Centers, which received the 2007 Chicago Innovation award.  Dr. Lipov is also the Founder and Chief Medical Officer of The Stella Center, whose mission is to offer relief to trauma and related symptoms by providing safe, convenient, and comfortable patient access to the Stellate Ganglion Block procedure.
 About Dr Robert Wright Chief Medical Officer - Australia Dr. Wright matriculated at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston Texas as a presidential scholar in 1983 completing his M.D. degree in 1987. Subsequent training in anesthesiology and chronic pain management was accomplished at the University of Utah. After service in the US Air Force Dr. Wright entered practice as a pain specialist in 1995 and contributed to evolving regional and national standards of care in interventional pain management. In the early 2000's Dr. Wright co-directed the emerging pain clinic at Cedars-Sinai hospital and is proud of his role in creating their world-class pain management department. He is a recognized pioneer and innovator having contributed many novel techniques and new technologies to the field of pain management. Dr. Wright is now affiliated with the Metro Pain Group in Melbourne Australia and actively involved in physician education, research, and device development.

Bill Selby is an assistant coach at Northwest Community College in Senatobia, Ms. Coach Selby talks about his 14 year career playing professional baseball in the United States and in Japan. He talks about the importance of relationships with his players and knocking down mental barriers players put on themselves today. He talks about the mental training he brought with him from his professional career and using it to help his players today! 

On this episode of "Go Be Wyoming", Zach and Aaron discuss the trail hearing for the Beartusk triple homicide that happened early in 2020. They discuss the future of Wyoming K-12 system with the no person school of Arvada's elementary school and the upcoming board decision and state decision on splitting the Northwest Community College up in two (Sheridan/Gillette). Also, a reminder to look back our interviews with Candidates like Tom Kelly, Spencer Kuzara, Rich Bridger and Roger Miller prior to Nov. 3rd.

Coach Steven Gilbert is passionate about developing athletes and preparing them for future endeavors. He is committed to excellence and believes in building character through his program. He is both defensive and offensive minded, and emphasizes defense. In Gilbert's first year as a first chair Women's Basketball assistant coach at Neosho County Community College, Gilbert managed team and individual skill development. He also marketed players, helping to get 100% of the Sophomore players offers to four year universities. In addition to this, Gilbert helped manage the team's grades- leading the team to finish their Fall semester with the best GPA in team history at a 3.48 GPA. Gilbert helped to manage the team's website, social media, community service, and fundraiser events. Prior to coaching at Neosho County Community College, Coach Gilbert coached at Miyamura High School as a Head Girls Basketball Coach. Gilbert guided the Lady Patriots to their first ever playoff birth and upset the defending state champions in the first round. He beat their rival team for the first time in school history and lost in the quarter finals of the state tourney. Leading his team to success with a 3.5 team GPA and a new school record, Gilbert was again named NM All-Star Game head coach, and he coached in the New Mexico - Arizona All-Star Classic. In this year, Gilbert sent 6 players to college, and secured three additional future scholarships for his younger athletes. Before his work at Miyamura High School, Gilbert moved to New Mexico where he accepted a position as a Head Girls Coach of Laguna Acoma High School. In his time at this school, he guided his team to a 24-6 record while maintaining an 18 game winning streak that broke the school record. The program made it to the state semifinals before losing a nail biter to the #1 team in the state. The program finished the year with a team GPA of 3.3. Gilbert also sent three players to college that year. Coach GIlbert was named coach of the year for his district, honorable mention for coach of the year for state, and head coach for the all-star game. Coach Gilbert began his head coaching career at South Walton high school as the Head Boys Basketball Coach. Here, he developed a young team with beginners knowledge and skill to place second in district. Understanding the importance of being students before athletes, Coach Gilbert motivated his athletes to finish second in academics in the state. Before becoming a head coach, Gilbert was an assistant high school girls basketball at Chiles High School for two years where he helped the program reach state for the first time in over five years. He also helped to develop the skill of players, leading a player to continue her basketball career at Daytona Beach Community College. Coach Gilbert then moved to Panama City, Florida where he was the assistant Boys Basketball Coach at Mosley High school for one year. Here, he also assisted with skill development leading several students to college success. Gilbert earned his B.S. degree in biological science from Florida State University and also has a M.S. in secondary education. Coach Gilbert has been coaching for 10 years. Within these 10 years, he has coached college, high school, and AAU. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stewart-richards/message

Central Wyoming College women's basketball has had a bit of a rough patch lately. The team has been plagued with injuries, to the point there are only seven ladies who will be able to play Wednesday night. "We use all of our timeouts, try to give them as many chances to as possible for rest, and work on conditioning every day," Head Coach Lindsey Fearing explained to us.  The Lady Ruslters host a talented squad from Northwest Community College in Powell Wednesday evening. Tipoff is set for 5:30 p.m. The Rustler men's team takes on Northwest at 7:30 p.m. Coach Fearing was a guest on the County 10 Kickoff Podcast Tuesday. She told us about her team this season, recruiting, and how the community can support the Lady Rustlers. Find the podcast on your favorite pod app or click the player below! http://media.blubrry.com/county10kickoff/content.blubrry.com/county10kickoff/County_10_Kickoff-Lindsey_Fearing.mp3   For more CWC sports, click here. Follow more podcasts by liking 10Cast. The County 10 Kickoff Show is recorded in the Porter's 10Cast Studio. The County 10 Kickoff Show is made possible by Gales Carpet One in Riverton and Altitude Interiors by Gales in Lander!

Central Wyoming College women's basketball has had a bit of a rough patch lately. The team has been plagued with injuries, to the point there are only seven ladies who will be able to play Wednesday night. "We use all of our timeouts, try to give them as many chances to as possible for rest, and work on conditioning every day," Head Coach Lindsey Fearing explained to us.  The Lady Ruslters host a talented squad from Northwest Community College in Powell Wednesday evening. Tipoff is set for 5:30 p.m. The Rustler men's team takes on Northwest at 7:30 p.m. Coach Fearing was a guest on the County 10 Kickoff Podcast Tuesday. She told us about her team this season, recruiting, and how the community can support the Lady Rustlers. Find the podcast on your favorite pod app or click the player below! http://media.blubrry.com/county10kickoff/content.blubrry.com/county10kickoff/County_10_Kickoff-Lindsey_Fearing.mp3   For more CWC sports, click here. Follow more podcasts by liking 10Cast. The County 10 Kickoff Show is recorded in the Porter's 10Cast Studio. The County 10 Kickoff Show is made possible by Gales Carpet One in Riverton and Altitude Interiors by Gales in Lander!

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[et_pb_section fb_built="1" _builder_version="3.22.7" custom_padding="||0px|||"][et_pb_row column_structure="2_3,1_3" _builder_version="3.25" width="90%" max_width="1599px"][et_pb_column type="2_3" _builder_version="3.25" custom_padding="|||" custom_padding__hover="|||"][et_pb_post_title admin_label="Post Title" _builder_version="4.0.10" title_font_size_tablet="" title_font_size_phone="" title_font_size_last_edited="on|phone" global_module="108498"][/et_pb_post_title][et_pb_text admin_label="Body Text 1" _builder_version="4.0.10" text_font="||||||||" text_text_color="#535353" hover_enabled="0"]"I truly believe we have not played our best basketball yet," Central Wyoming College men's coach Brad Schmidt told us on the County 10 Kickoff Podcast. Despite a couple recent tough losses, Schmidt is optimistic that his team is in a good place heading into February and March. As basketball fans know - the most important time of the year. Schmidt is an Iowa native who was drawn to the Rocky Mountain region, telling us he'd hoped to end up working and living somewhere in the region.  He's also been impressed with Fremont County's basketball community and the support that CWC has on game day. Fans have a chance to cheer for the Rustlers on Thursday, January 16th as they play Laramie County Community College. The Lady Rustlers tip-off at 5:30 p.m .and the men follow that around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday January 22nd, Northwest Community College from Powell comes to town. CWC hosts Gillette, Eastern Wyoming, Sheridan, and Western Wyoming in February. For more CWC sports, check out RustlerAthletics.com.  To catch our interview with Coach Schmidt, listen in the player below or find the County 10 Kickoff Show on your favorite podcast app! http://media.blubrry.com/county10kickoff/content.blubrry.com/county10kickoff/County_10_Kickoff-Brad_Schmidt.mp3 The County 10 Kickoff Show is made possible by Gales Carpet One in Riverton and Altitude Interiors by Gales in Lander! The 10Cast Network studio is made possible by Porters Supply Company in Riverton.  [/et_pb_text][et_pb_code admin_label="Display Ad" _builder_version="4.0.5" text_orientation="center"] Content continues below[adrotate group="12"][/et_pb_code][et_pb_text admin_label="Body Text 2" _builder_version="4.0.10" text_font="||||||||" text_text_color="#535353" hover_enabled="0"][/et_pb_text][et_pb_divider admin_label="Post Content Ends Here." _builder_version="4.0.5"][/et_pb_divider][et_pb_divider show_divider="off" _builder_version="3.26"][/et_pb_divider][et_pb_signup mailchimp_list="county10|71e308fce0" layout="top_bottom" first_name_field="off" last_name_field="off" success_message="Thanks! You're in the club." title="Community. Connected." description="Get the latest County 10 updates in your email every day! " footer_content="No spam. Ever. " _builder_version="3.25.4" form_field_background_color="#ffffff" header_font="||||||||" header_text_align="center" header_text_color="#000000" header_font_size="25px" body_font="||||||||" body_text_align="center" result_message_font="||||||||" result_message_text_align="center" result_message_text_color="#000000" form_field_font="||||||||" use_background_color="off" custom_button="on" button_bg_color="#F05323" button_border_color="#F05323" button_font="||||||||" button_icon="%%109%%" button_on_hover="off" text_orientation="center" background_layout="light" width="100%" max_width="60%" module_alignment="center" custom_css_newsletter_title="color: #000 !important;" border_width_all_fields="1px" border_color_all_fields="rgba(51,51,51,0.09)" global_module="97122"][/et_pb_signup][et_pb_code disabled_on="on|on|off" _builder_version="3.25.4" text_orientation="center"]Advertisement[adrotate group="13"][/et_pb_code][et_pb_code disabled_on="off|off|on" _builder_version="3.25.4" text_orientation="center"]Advertisement[adrotate group="12"][adrotate group="12"][/et_pb_code][et_pb_divider show_divider="off" _builder_version="3.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMaP_zPXzdg&feature=youtu.be Sam Renfrow is a 49 year old father of three from Ripley, Mississippi.  He has been married to his wife, Pamela, for 25 years, and they have three sons.  Tyler (21 years old) is a junior at Mississippi State, Braeden (18 years old) is a freshman at Northwest Community College, and Landon (16 years old) is a sophomore at DeSoto Central High School. Pamela is a Pediatric ICU nurse at St. Jude.  She stayed home with their three boys for most of their lives, and then went back to nursing school, and is currently pursuing her Masters degree.  The Renfrows live in Nesbit. Sam's favorite activities are Crossfit, running (working on the Run Long part), college football, but most importantly, spending time with family.  Sam attained his degree in Industrial Engineering from Mississippi State, and works as an Area Sales Manager for ChemTreat.  His job primarily involves working as a consultant to help his customers protect their industrial water systems.  Sam's was in the Navy for 20 years.  When he retired, his family moved to Ripley.  He worked in various jobs, including driving a milk delivery truck.  His mom was stay at home mom.  Sam is an only child, and grew up spending most of my time outside playing in the woods beside his house.  When he was young, he got involved in activities like Boy Scouts and band.  He played some sports, but was not as involved as youth are today.  When Sam was in 7th grade, he decided he wanted to play football.  Because he was going through puberty, and his voice had changed, they decided he should play quarterback.  Boy, was that a major disaster.  He had watched football, and was a huge Steelers fan, but had not played much football.  Sam had no clue what he was doing.  As he got older, the pressure got more intense to be a “jock”.  He gave up Boy Scouts and band, and tried his best to be a great athlete.  God did not bless him with great coordination or natural athletic ability, but he was willing to work hard.  He gave it his best shot, and became a starter his junior year in high school.  Just before his senior year, Sam decided that football just wasn’t his passion.  He focused more on school, but really lost his identity and fell into some bad behavior.  Now that he wasn’t a “jock” wanna be any more, what would he do?  Sam was bullied some in Junior high into high school.  That destroyed his self-confidence, and made it tough to be himself.  Prior to 7th grade, He was very confident, and lived life “his way”.  From 7th grade all the way through high school, he tried to be what he thought other people wanted him to be.    As a father, Sam tries to teach his sons to be true to themselves, even when it is not “popular”.  He is blessed to be married to a woman that truly an awesome mother.  Pamela has a strong personality (in a good way), and has taught their boys to take up for themselves.  Sam never knew how to handle the bullying, so he really never stood up for myself.  When Sam got to college, he felt like he had a clean slate.  He asked a good friend of his that was really popular at college how he got to know so many people.  He told Sam to smile and say hello to everybody he passed walking around campus.  He did, and it worked.  He was finally able to be the person that he really was.  At Northeast Mississippi Community College, he became a college mascot.  Being in the mascot suit was one of the best things that ever happened to him.  He could get away with anything, so he did.  It helped him become much more confident and learn to be himself.  He had a great college experience, and it transformed his life.  As Sam has shared before, he thinks the biggest question we face in our fitness journey is our “why”.  “Why” do we get up at 4:15 in the morning to go get physically beat up for an hour.  He thinks the question of “why” is much deeper than our initial answer.  Sam's parents both passed away within a two year span ...

Ken Steele sums up trends in on-campus housing, as colleges and universities build more and more residences, to appeal to international students, teenagers and their parents. Western University has 5,346 residence rooms, and most built in the past decade feature a semi-private floorplan with private bedroom and study space, shared washrooms, kitchen and living area. Colleges have increasingly been following suit, such as Fanshawe College, whose Merlin House accommodates 428 students in a similar fashion. Amenities arms races in Canada are nothing compared to those at American colleges (consider for example the $7 million leisure pool at Texas Tech University), but nonetheless the bar keeps rising for luxury campus housing. For example, Brescia University College opened a new $30-million residence in 2013 with private rooms, queen-sized beds, individual thermostats, and even room service. The University of Winnipeg opened a residence, McFeetors Hall, that combines 172 student dorms with 25 ground-floor townhomes, half reserved for community housing.  In many provinces, capital debt is discouraged for residence construction, so increasingly institutions are turning to P3s (public-private partnerships) to design, build, and sometimes manage student residences (such as Thompson Rivers University, Ryerson University, and SAIT Polytechnic). If institutions don't build enough residence space, private developers will often swoop in to build apartment towers adjacent to campus. In some cases, student residences are an integral part of the academic mission of the institution, such as the Velocity Residence at the University of Waterloo, a "dormcubator" designed to incubate new student-run businesses (and already a success, considering graduates like Ted Livingston, founder of Kik Interactive, who donated $1 million to establish a seed money fund for future student ventures).  In a previous episode, we argued that there has been a rise in part-time and commuter students on campus, even when they are "invisible" (see the episode at https://youtu.be/e5GGxa2Z7EY ). Some institutions are dedicating dorm space to commuter students, such as Mansfield University in Pennsylvania. UBC Okanagan has created "Collegia" to provide space to study, cook, socialize, or nap for commuter students on campus. Ryerson University has opened a new commuter hostel, with 9 rooms available to students for $35 per night, on a limited basis. Some residences are considerably less luxurious. In Terrace BC, Northwest Community College opened a 49-bed campus residence using the same ATCO trailers used in remote work camps - not only a cost-effective solution, but an experiential learning opportunity for trades students. Although the campus housing market seems to be bifurcating, students often demonstrate a resentment of inequality -- most recently, Ryerson University students gained international media attention over the #TissueIssue (fancier 2-ply tissue in the administration washrooms on campus). Space in residence may become even tighter yet, judging by the example of modular dorms in Hong Kong, based on the capsule hotels of Japan. Students pay HK$3,500 per month for a 6x4x3' slot, barely larger than a morgue drawer. Most places in Canada will never see such cramped quarters, but if they do appear, it will likely be in downtown Vancouver, where international students may arrive with less and less expectation of personal space.Finally, just #ICYMI, we share clips from a catchy new music video from the University of Victoria, "Discover Your Edge."  (Oh, and a couple of bloopers follow the closing credits, for those of you who stick it out!)

This week's episode features news about NBA trades, MLB News (All-Star game), NWCC signings and general news, FBS Football Playoff, Penn State and more.

This week's episode features news about NBA trades, MLB News (All-Star game), NWCC signings and general news, FBS Football Playoff, Penn State and more.

In this week's show, we talk Magnolia Heights baseball, Northwest baseball, softball and golf, Bryce Harper & Cole Hamels, Junior Seau, the NBA Playoffs and our Rant of the Week.

In this week's show, we talk Magnolia Heights baseball, Northwest baseball, softball and golf, Bryce Harper & Cole Hamels, Junior Seau, the NBA Playoffs and our Rant of the Week.

In this week's show, we talk Magnolia Heights baseball, Northwest baseball, softball and golf, Bryce Harper & Cole Hamels, Junior Seau, the NBA Playoffs and our Rant of the Week.

In this week's show, we talk Magnolia Heights baseball, Northwest baseball, softball and golf, Bryce Harper & Cole Hamels, Junior Seau, the NBA Playoffs and our Rant of the Week.