Podcasts about Palm Beach State College

Stephen Gibson is the author of several poetry collections, including Self-Portrait in a Door-Length Mirror, selected by Billy Collins as the winner of the 2017 Miller Williams Poetry Prize; Rorschach Art Too, winner of the Donald Justice Prize; and Rorschach Art. His most recent book is Frida Kahlo in Fort Lauderdale. Gibson, who retired in 2015, taught at Palm Beach State College for thirty-two years. He lives in West Palm Beach, Florida. Find more the new book at: https://www.stephen-gibson.com/ As always, we'll also include the live Prompt Lines for responses to our weekly prompt. A Zoom link will be provided in the chat window during the show before that segment begins. For links to all the past episodes, visit: https://www.rattle.com/rattlecast/ This Week's Prompt: Write a poem that references small talk in a big way. Next Week's Prompt: Write an ekphrastic poem based on a work of art by an artist that shares your first or last name. The Rattlecast livestreams on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, then becomes an audio podcast. Find it on iTunes, Spotify, or anywhere else you get your podcasts.

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Thirty-first Episode: Brian is a Partner with CDI Global LLC, an international M&A firm. A former Assistant Professor at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, he designed, developed, and taught in the Entrepreneurship Program and is a Fellow of its Institute for Achievement and Learning. He also led classes at the Watson Institute for Social Entrepreneurship in Boulder, Colorado, consulted with The Advisory Board for the University of North Carolina Asheville's Department of Management and Accountancy in its development of a Center for Organizational Innovation, and served on the Advisory Board for Academic Innovation and Strategy at Palm Beach State College and Stetson University's Disruptive Leadership Program. Brian is a former Golf Teaching Professional at the Stratton Golf University in Stratton Mountain, Vermont. He holds a Ph.D. in Leadership from Concordia University Chicago, an MBA and a BA from Lynn University, and graduate level Finance Certifications from Cornell University and the University of Miami. Please join us for what surely will be a wide-ranging conversation. Video Version: https://youtu.be/K8o-8Btt4fk?si=TWVBPF9LEEj__gYD Learn more about Mark here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4cXoftnMYJ7bREYG-K9eng https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-anxious-voyage/about/?viewAsMember=true https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095313165139 https://www.linkedin.com/in/markobrien/ https://www.facebook.com/MarkNelsonOBrien https://www.facebook.com/MartinTheMarlin/ mark@obriencg.com

This episode is being re-released for your enjoyement. Please enjoy the episode. Natasha Helfer interviews Richard and Lawrence Siegel, in the continuing discussion of why the framing of sexual issues as addiction is problematic. What are the neurological/medical explanations currently taking place within the sexual field? What are the diagnostic implications? What is the research that has been happening for the last 20 years on these issues? Is research interpreted and applied correctly? What do many of the terms being thrown around even mean? And can evidence-based/peer-reviewed research truly be found to support the addiction model for treating sexual problems? What happens when we look at our sexual behavior from the lens of it being broken, and even diseased? How does this affect such things as personal and relational trust? What are some of the issues that we should be talking or concerned about when it comes to sexual functioning? How should we treat and address sexual problems if we are not going to use an addiction model? Richard M. Siegel, LMHC, CST is a Florida-licensed Mental Health Counselor, Director of the Modern Sex Therapy Institutes, a Florida Board Certified Sex Therapist and Qualified Supervisor, and an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Supervisor of Sex Therapy, and Provider of Continuing Education. He has a rich experiential background, including over 20 years as a sexuality educator and fifteen years in private sex therapy practice. In addition to his private practice in Boca Raton, Florida, Mr. Siegel is an adjunct faculty member at Palm Beach State College and enjoys a national reputation as a respected trainer, supervisor and conference presenter. Lawrence Siegel, MA is a Clinical Sexologist and sexuality education consultant. He is the founder and serves on the Board of Directors of Sage Institute for Family Development, a non-profit training and counseling center in Florida. Larry sits on the faculties of several colleges, universities and training institutions, and is nationally recognized as a leader in the fields of sexuality, sexual development, sexual pharmacology, and medical sexology. To help keep this podcast going, please consider donating at natashahelfer.com and share this episode. To watch the video of this podcast, you can subscribe to Natasha's channel on Youtube and follow her professional Facebook page at natashahelfer LCMFT, CST-S. You can find all her cool resources at natashahelfer.com. This podcast addresses many topics around mental health and sexuality and may not be suitable for minors. Some topics may elicit a trigger or emotional response so please care for yourself accordingly. The views, thoughts and opinions expressed by our guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or feelings of Natasha Helfer or the Natasha Helfer Podcast. We provide a platform for open and diverse discussions, and it is important to recognize that different perspectives may be shared. We encourage our listeners to engage in critical thinking and form their own opinions. The intro and outro music for these episodes is by Otter Creek. Thank you for listening. And remember: Symmetry is now offering Ketamine services. To find out more, go to symcounseling.com/ketamine-services.

Katherine Murphy joined NAMI PBC as director of programs in 2016. During this time, she was responsible for all programmatic oversight at our affiliate, including support groups, classes, presentations, outreach, mentoring, training, and more.She serves on the NAMI Florida Education Committee, ensuring our state alliance offers strong programmatic support to all NAMI Florida affiliates.Her nonprofit experience includes roles developing programs and as a community educator, serving diverse populations.Katherine earned a Bachelor of Liberal Arts at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA, and an Associate in Arts degree at Palm Beach State College.Outside of work, she enjoy spending time in nature and exploring the many natural areas in Palm Beach County.Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to Episode 57 of The Plant Movement Podcast, where we explore the vibrant world of outdoor design and living. In this episode, we're thrilled to shine a spotlight on a trailblazing company that's redefining outdoor spaces with innovation and elegance: Palm Beach Outdoor Design Group.Established in 2014 by the dynamic father-and-son duo, Joe Mastracchio, Palm Beach Outdoor Design Group has evolved into a powerhouse in the realm of outdoor design and living in Florida. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for transforming ordinary spaces into extraordinary retreats, Palm Beach Outdoor Design Group offers a comprehensive suite of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of their clientele.Join us as we delve into the fascinating journey of Palm Beach Outdoor Design Group, from its humble beginnings to its current status as a leader in the industry. Learn about their expertise in outdoor design, 3D renderings, CAD drawings, project management, lighting, outdoor kitchens, living spaces, synthetic turf, and hardscape.Discover the philosophy behind their "one-stop shop" approach, where they seamlessly guide clients through every step of the design and implementation process, ensuring a smooth and satisfying experience from concept to completion.Explore the roots of Joe Mastracchio's passion for landscape design, cultivated during his time at Palm Beach State College, where he honed his skills under the mentorship of a renowned landscape architect. Hear how his education and hands-on experience have shaped the distinctive style and impeccable craftsmanship that define Palm Beach Outdoor Design Group.Moreover, gain insights into their commitment to excellence and ongoing education, as they maintain top landscape certifications through prestigious organizations like the Florida Nursery, Growers, and Landscape Association (FNGLA) and the Florida Turf Grass Association. Discover how this dedication translates into unparalleled service and satisfaction for their valued clients.Whether you're a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of a well-designed space, join us as we embark on a journey into the world of outdoor living with Palm Beach Outdoor Design Group. Prepare to be inspired, informed, and enchanted by their extraordinary vision and unwavering dedication to creating outdoor spaces that elevate the art of living.Palm Beach Outdoor Design GroupContact: 561.846.1321Web: https://www.palmbeachoutdoordesigngroup.comIG: www.instagram.com/palmbeachoutdoorThe Plant Movement Podcast Email: eddie@theplantmovementnetwork.com & willie@theplantmovementnetwork.comCall: (305) 216-5320 Web: https://www.theplantmovement.comFollow Us: IG: https://www.instagram.com/theplantmovementpodcast Directed and Produced by Eddie EVDNT Gonzalez Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast/youtube video are for informational and entertainment purposes only and do not constitute financial, accounting, or legal advice. I can't promise that the information shared on my posts is appropriate for you or anyone else. By listening to this podcast/youtube video, you agree to hold me harmless from any ramifications, financial or otherwise, that occur to you as a result of acting on information found in this podcast/youtube video.Support the Show.

Today's podcast guest is Sandy DeMauro. Initiated at Stockton University's Omicron Beta Chapter in New Jersey, Sandy is someone Allison knows from her early days in the fraternity/sorority advising field. Sandy is now an Associate Professor at Palm Beach State College in Florida. Sandy describes herself as an encourager of the heart who seeks to positively impact someone's life or give someone a reason to smile. She's recreated herself, both personally and professionally, many times over and she is sharing her story on today's episode. Connect with Sandy on LinkedIn after the show.

During my last trip to South Florida I was blessed to hear a fabulous talk given by Prof. David Berkowitz, Dean Emeritus of Palm Beach State College, about Warsaw, Masada and the growing antisemitism today. I had to interview him! Join me for this eye-opening talk with Prof Berkowitz as he dives into explaining how Israel's fight to exist today is the fight of every Jew to exist today. This is an interview that you do not want to miss.

Talked with Jen Scott and Elizabeth Dashiell about the upcoming 30th Annual Lake Worth Streeet Festival. It's put on by the City of Lake Worth for community engagement. Artists sign up ahead of time and get approved by going to https://spf.lakeworthbeachfl.gov/. This year it's on February 24th and 25th . Over 600 artists use the pavement as their canvas for art and masterpiece reproductions.Listeners can come to downtown Lake Worth (Lake and Lucerne) to enjoy this free community event and watch as the artists create their street paintings. Parking can be challenging so they are offering free shuttle service from the Lake Worth Tri Rail station and Palm Beach State College. Note- the event is not pet friendly.

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are bringing modern technology to the royal and ancient game with TGL, a team-based golf league played over 15 holes that combines an oversized simulator with actual shots to a tech-infused green that can change contours depending on the shot. TGL debuts on January 9 before the Masters at the newly constructed SoFi Center in Florida. “If you take the macro-view, we have a sport with 600 years of history and tradition that we're now combining with technology that exists and has never been deployed in this manner,” said Mike McCarley, founder and CEO of TMRW Sports, which developed TGL. “You combine history and credibility with a new access to golf, and I think it broadens the fan base ... making golf relevant to new groups of people in new ways.” The concept—15 holes, a mix of alternate shot and singles, the scoring system—is unlike anything else in golf. McCarley said it was developed through brainstorming involving him, Woods, McIlroy, and their management groups. Woods favored alternate shot to bring in more strategy, particularly because the players will be wearing microphones. As for the actual competition, it starts with a tee shot from one of two areas—35 yards away or 20 yards away from a screen that is 64 feet by 46 feet, roughly 20 times the size of a standard simulator. The ball needs to be in the air for a half-second before hitting the massive screen for all the data to register and simulate the shot. From there, the next shot to the big screen will be played from either real fairway grass, rough, or sand, depending on the accuracy of the tee shot. Once players get within 50 yards, they play actual shots to a green complex that is larger than four basketball courts. Top golf course designers have pitched in to help design the holes. SoFi Center is built at Palm Beach State College in Florida, a 250,000-square-foot arena with a 75-foot-high apex. It can hold about 1,600 spectators, and the “course” is about the size of a football field. The idea is for the matches to last about the length of a basketball game. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Today we're sitting down with Niko Leontarakis, RPP Director of Pitching, and talking about some common issues we see in pitchers and how it's not always only about mechanics. Topics Include:Incorporating anatomy into coachingUnderstanding the athlete in front of youImportance of hip bias and ultimately extensionNiko graduated from Eastern Kentucky University in 2022 with a Masters Degree in Exercise Science.  Prior to EKU, he attended Post University and graduated with Bachelors in Business Administration (2019-2021), Palm Beach State College in 2018 and Tallahassee Community College in 2017 as he pursued his dream of playing collegiate baseball.In 2017, he was drafted in the 40th Round by the Baltimore Orioles. He is also currently a member of the Greek National Baseball team.  Ready to take your game to the next level? With our holistic and data-driven approach, experienced coaches, and cutting-edge technology, RPP Baseball takes the guesswork out of player development. Twitter https://twitter.com/RPP_Baseball/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/RPP_Baseball/ Call us at 201-308-3363 Email us at rpp@RocklandPeakPerformance.com Website ...

On this episode of The Wantrepreneur to Entrepreneur Podcast, host Brian Lofrumento sits down with accomplished IT professional David Walsh to talk about his journey in the tech sector and his company, VendorITOps. David emphasizes the importance of efficient technology for small to medium-sized businesses and startups, and shares his company's goal of helping businesses understand their tech problems and feel the benefits of an outsourced IT support team. The conversation focuses on workflow improvements and how it benefits the customer experience and can streamline operations and processes for business growth.ABOUT DAVIDDavid Walsh is an accomplished IT professional with a fascinating journey that spans over a decade of diverse experiences within the technology sector. David holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences with a concentration in Politics from New York University and an Associate of Arts degree in Digital Communications & Media from Palm Beach State College. His unique blend of expertise in technology and communication makes him stand out in the field.Recognizing the challenges that small to medium-sized businesses and startups face in navigating the complex IT landscape, especially those with limited IT resources or no IT teams at all, David founded VendorITOps. VendorITOps is a progressive B2B tech firm focused on modernizing IT connections and simplifying partner engagement. Their solution helps companies find the perfect partner to address their IT needs, manage SLA expectations, and provide workflow and pricing insights.To support these organizations in overcoming hurdles, VendorITOps offers a Complimentary IT Strategy Session, absolutely free of charge. In this session, they discuss specific needs and help businesses uncover the most appropriate IT solutions to improve overall efficiency and performance. This service is genuinely aimed at helping businesses and determining if VendorITOps' services could benefit their organization.VendorITOps enhances productivity and efficiency using advanced technologies like cloud computing, cybersecurity, network infrastructure, unified communications, and all SaaS products. In collaboration with other tech vendors and providers, they deliver integrated solutions that reduce discovery, ensure seamless integration, and cater to unique needs and challenges. They can also assist in securing funding for projects through banking partners, simplifying procurement and project management processes and providing ongoing support throughout the implementation and management of IT services.LINKS & RESOURCESBook a call with David on the VendorITOps websiteFind David on LinkedIn!

This week Trey and Patrick Franklin (President of the Urban League Palm Beach County) talk to Ava Parker the president Of Palm Beach State College. They discuss the obstacles (if any) being the only person of color as the head of one of the five institutions of Palm Beach State College, how the college has transitioned since she took over, the role PBSC plays in the community, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week Trey and Patrick Franklin (President of the Urban League Palm Beach County) talk to Ava Parker the president Of Palm Beach State College. They discuss the obstacles (if any) being the only person of color as the head of one of the five institutions of Palm Beach State College, how the college has transitioned since she took over, the role PBSC plays in the community, and more!

In concert with the National Association of Education Procurement, Civic Initiatives Founder Dustin Lanier moderates a panel if Higher Education Procurement Leaders about what brought them to the profession, why they stay, and how they transfer that energy to the next generation. Panelists include Don Buffum, Mississippi State University, Jennifer Alvarez, Palm Beach State College, and Greg Shabram with University of Oregon.

Dr. Karline Prophete, Director of the Barbara Carey-Shuler Equity Institute at Palm Beach State College, previews her session at the 2023 Talent Strong Florida Summit.

While working on her master's and doctorate degrees at Nova Southeastern University, Dr. Donna Marks never thought that she would become a renowned licensed psychotherapist and addictions counselor in Palm Beach, Florida. Additionally, if someone told her while she was in graduate school that she would write multiple books and receive over 25 awards for one of those books, she would have thought you must be joking. In this podcast, Dr. Marks shares her personal and professional journey in the field of psychology and discusses the significant events and people that led her to open her own private practice, develop a chemical dependency training program, which eventually turned into a four-year degree, and receive the Florida Governor's Council Award. Dr. Marks has been a psychotherapist, addictions counselor, and teacher of A Course in Miracles for over 30 years. She is a certified gestalt therapist, psychoanalyst, hypnotist, and sex therapist. During our discussion, she explains what gravitated her towards psychology and how she naturally felt like the resident therapist for her family and friends. Although she wasn't planning on attending graduate school, Dr. Marks recalls the reasons and circumstances that led her to receiving her MA in Counseling Psychology and her EdD in Adult Education at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Throughout this podcast, Dr. Marks shares practical and thoughtful advice to those interested in the field of psychology. For example, she states “If I had it to do over, I would have gotten my MSW in Clinical Social Work” because “a lot of the Medicare and Medicaid insurance policies will pay clinical social workers. And at the time they would, they would not pay licensed mental health counselors.” She summarizes by stating “But if someone were going to start now, I would encourage them to get that MSW licensure, licensed clinical social worker for that. Because when you're first starting, you want to be able to serve as many people as you can, and for you to get reimbursed and for your patients to get reimbursed.” Dr. Marks shares that she became certified as a sex therapist because the state of Florida passed a law that you couldn't discuss sex in therapy without being certified as a sex therapist. She also mentions that if you are going to counsel people with additions, there are a lot of people with sex addictions so that is another reason why you should consider getting the sex therapist certification. She also discusses the benefits of getting training in, and becoming skilled at, gestalt therapy and psychoanalysis. Dr. Marks shares her experience with The Southeast of Florida Institute for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy as she received two certifications (one in psychoanalytic psychotherapy and one in psychoanalysis). Dr. Marks discusses the people who significantly impacted her and her academic and professional career. She also discusses how she developed a chemical dependency training program at Balm Beach Community College “where any therapist, nurse, or anyone that had these types of licenses, clinical social workers, family therapists could go and take any one of the courses that were offered and get continuing education credits.” This training program has grown into a four-year degree in addiction at Palm Beach State College and she received the Florida Governor's Council Award for developing this program. During our discussion, Dr. Marks discusses her books Learn Grow Forgive – A Path to Spiritual Success and Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One Cause, One Solution (revised). While discussing addiction, she states, “there has been a shift recently in psychology and in treatment to not call it addiction anymore. They're calling it brain disorder, substance use disorder, different behavior disorders. And I think that's a travesty because that model says that I'm born this way.” She explains why she doesn't believe people are born with an “addiction” gene.

NCAAMBKB – Men's College Basketball Last Night Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 Eastern Michigan 66, Western Michigan 59 Buffalo 63, Central Michigan 35 Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 – Michigan State tops Indiana in 1st home game since shootings Tyson Walker shook off a slow start to score 23 points and lifted Michigan State to an 80-65 win over No. 17 Indiana on Tuesday night in its first home game since last week's shootings on campus that killed three students and hospitalized five others. The Spartans surged into the lead late in the first half after Walker started making 3-pointers following an 0-for-4 start from the field and were ahead by double digits for much of the second half. The Hoosiers relied heavily on Trayce Jackson-Davis, who had 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists.  The victims, survivors and first responders from last week's shootings were recognized with pregame remarks. There was also a moment of silence that was broken by the Michigan State band playing “MSU Shadows,” when Izzo looked left, right, high and low at fans in the stands.  In the front row of the student section, white shirts were placed on eight seats to save them for the eight students shot on campus. The funeral for the last of the three students killed was earlier Tuesday. EMU 66, WMU 59 – Bates scores 17, Eastern Michigan beats Western Michigan Emoni Bates scored 17 points to help Eastern Michigan defeat Western Michigan 66-59 on Tuesday night.  Bates also contributed seven rebounds for the Eagles (7-21, 4-11 Mid-American Conference). Noah Farrakhan finished 6 of 10 from the field to add 15 points. Colin Golson Jr. shot 4 of 5 from the field to finish with 10 points. The Eagles ended a five-game slide with the victory.  Lamar Norman Jr. led the Broncos (7-21, 3-12) in scoring, finishing with 18 points. Seth Hubbard added 15 points and six rebounds for Western Michigan. In addition, Tray Maddox Jr. finished with 13 points. Buffalo 63, CMU 35 – Jones scores 14 as Buffalo defeats Central Michigan 63-35 Curtis Jones scored 14 points as Buffalo beat Central Michigan 63-35 on Tuesday night. Jones added five assists and three steals for the Bulls (13-15, 7-8 Mid-American Conference). Isaiah Adams scored 12 points while shooting 4 for 9, including 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, and added 11 rebounds and four steals. Zid Powell shot 3 for 10 (0 for 3 from 3-point range) and 4 of 5 from the free throw line to finish with 10 points. Brian Taylor led the Chippewas (10-18, 5-10) in scoring, finishing with 12 points, six rebounds and two steals. Nicolas Pavrette added eight points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Tonight North Carolina at Notre Dame, 9:00 p.m. NCAAWBKB – Women's College Basketball Today Buffalo at Eastern Michigan, 12:00 p.m. Bowling Green at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. Western Michigan at Ball State, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Michigan State, 7:00 p.m. NBA – Bulls sign Beverley after ruling injured Ball out for season The Chicago Bulls have signed veteran point guard Patrick Beverley and ruled point guard Lonzo Ball out for the season because of lingering discomfort in his surgically repaired left knee. The Bulls brought in Beverley to help solidify a position that has been a sore spot all season with Ball recovering from his second left knee surgery in less than a year and his third since entering the NBA in 2017 with the Los Angeles Lakers. The team says Ball's focus now will be on resolving the discomfort he feels performing “high level basketball-related activities” and making “a full return” for next season. Beverley, a Chicago product, is a three-time All-NBA Defensive Team selection. NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Detroit Red Wings 3, Washington Capitals 1 Chicago Blackhawks 3, Vegas Golden Knights 2 – Shootout Red Wings 3, Capitals 1 – Red Wings beat Capitals 3-1 for 6th win in 7 games Pius Suter scored two goals to help the Detroit Red Wings stay hot with a 3-1 win at the Washington Capitals. The Red Wings have won six of seven and passed the Capitals in the Eastern Conference wild-card race. They won even after captain Dylan Larkin was ejected for cross-checking T.J. Oshie in the face. Defensive defenseman Robert Hagg broke a 75-game goal drought and Ville Husso made 26 saves for the victory. Washington has lost five in a row in regulation for the first time since January 2014. Blackhawks 3, Golden Knights 2 – SO – Johnson scores in SO, Blackhawks edge Golden Knights 3-2 Tyler Johnson scored the lone goal in a shootout to give the Chicago Blackhawks their third straight victory, 3-2 over the Vegas Golden Knights. Johnson beat Laurent Brossoit with a low shot in the third round of the tiebreaker after scoring a power-play goal with 55 seconds left in regulation to for force overtime. Johnson tied it on a screened shot from the high slot after Vegas defenseman Alex Pietrangelo was penalized for delay of game for lofting the puck over the glass and goalie Petr Mrazek was pulled for an extra attacker. Jack Eichel scored his 18th goal and Keegan Kolesar also connected for the Golden Knights, whose five-game winning streak ended. Rookie Cole Guttman scored in his second straight game for Chicago. Tonight Chicago Blackhawks at Dallas Stars, 9:30 p.m. WNBA – Brittney Griner re-signs with Phoenix Mercury Brittney Griner will be back in the WNBA this season, once again playing with the Phoenix Mercury.  Griner, who was a free agent, re-signed with the team Tuesday. The 32-year-old Griner had said she would return to Phoenix in a social media post in December, after she returned home from her 10-month detainment in Russia. Griner had been arrested at an airport just outside of Moscow on drug possession charges a year ago and was brought home in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange in December.  The 6-foot-9 center last played for the Mercury in 2021 and helped the team reach the WNBA Finals. She averaged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds that season.  Griner, who was drafted No. 1 in 2013 by the Mercury, was listed Saturday on Phoenix’s roster on the WNBA website. Since returning home from Russia, Griner has been out of the public spotlight, with the exception of appearances at the Super Bowl, the Phoenix Open and an MLK Day event in Phoenix, where she lives. Golf – LIV – Column: LIV resumes after break that was anything but loud The PGA Tour is coming off two big weeks with Scottie Scheffler winning in raucous Phoenix and Jon Rahm at Riviera. Tiger Woods caused the biggest buzz of all. Now it’s LIV Golf’s turn. The Saudi-funded league begins its second season and will be compared with two loud weeks on the PGA Tour, with two more to follow. AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson says this wasn’t a great offseason for LIV. It signed six players, none prominent. It also had four executives leave. The LIV season starts Friday in the Mexican resort of Mayakoba. One upside is a new television partner in The CW Network. Golf – Woods, McIlroy break ground on high-tech golf league site Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are closer to seeing their high-tech golf league become reality. The ceremonial groundbreaking for the arena that will house the league that's being called TGL was held Tuesday at Palm Beach State College. Woods and McIlroy are among the co-founders and were there for the first step of actual construction. Play will begin early next year. Woods and McIlroy so far have 11 players committed to the league. Besides them, the league will include world No. 1 Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Adam Scott, Collin Morikawa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele. MCCAA – Junior College Athletics Tonight Women's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed Men's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night Boys Basketball Our Lady of the Lake 45, New Buffalo 42 – 2 OT Countryside 61, Michigan Lutheran 46 Buchanan 62, River Valley 53 Berrien Springs 46, Bridgman 39 South Haven 49, Constantine 42 Niles 59, Edwardsburg 48 Gobles 57, Delton-Kellogg 50 Kalamazoo Christian 53, Watervliet 50 Kalamazoo Hackett 61, Allegan 48 Lawton 44, Coloma 40 White Pigeon 57, Hartford 36 Howardsville Christian 71, Martin 52 Parchment 75, Paw Paw 52 Mendon 62, Bangor 31 Bloomingdale 75, Centreville 29 Decatur 48, Marcellus 46 Cassopolis 51, Lawrence 30 Comstock 60, Vermontville Maple Valley 53 Battle Creek Lakeview 54, Otsego 38 Portage Northern 47, Plainwell 44 Portage Central 65, Vicksburg 44 Girls Basketball Dowagiac 36, Lakeshore 35 Brandywine 69, St. Joseph 30 New Buffalo 69, Watervliet Grace Christian 38 River Valley 45, Berrien Springs 29 Paw Paw 59, Gull Lake 53 Watervliet 44, Kalamazoo Hackett 35 Edwardsburg 68, Constantine 19 Martin 39, Howardsville Christian 28 Kalamazoo Christian 57, Allegan 29 Lawton 52, Fennville 17 Gobles 43, Delton-Kellogg 27 Mendon 53, Bangor 26 Bloomingdale 43, Centreville 36 Marcellus 46, Decatur 28 White Pigeon 52, Hartford 37 Cassopolis 49, Lawrence 46 Comstock 45, Vermontville Maple Valley 31 Vicksburg 48, Portage Central 31 Battle Creek Lakeview 41, Otsego 30 Plainwell 54, Portage Northern 39 Tonight Boys Basketball St. Joseph at Mattawan, 7:00 p.m. Brandywine at Niles, 7:15 p.m. Eau Claire at Galesburg-Augusta, 7:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Our Lady of the Lake at Bridgman, 6:00 p.m.Michigan State’s Malik Hall (25) goes to the basket gainst Indiana’s Race Thompson, left, MIller Kopp (12) and Trayce Jackson-Davis, right, during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in East Lansing, Mich. (AP Photo/Al Goldis)Washington Capitals goaltender Darcy Kuemper, right, looks on as Detroit Red Wings players celebrate a goal by Pius Suter during the third period of an NHL hockey game, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in Washington. The Red Wigs won 3-1. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Laurent Brossoit, left, can’t make a save a goal hit by Chicago Blackhawks center Tyler Johnson in a shootout of an NHL hockey game in Chicago, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023. The Chicago Blackhawks won 3-2. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NCAAMBKB – Men's College Basketball Last Night Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 Eastern Michigan 66, Western Michigan 59 Buffalo 63, Central Michigan 35 Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 – Michigan State tops Indiana in 1st home game since shootings Tyson Walker shook off a slow start to score 23 points and lifted Michigan State to an 80-65 win over No. 17 Indiana on Tuesday night in its first home game since last week's shootings on campus that killed three students and hospitalized five others. The Spartans surged into the lead late in the first half after Walker started making 3-pointers following an 0-for-4 start from the field and were ahead by double digits for much of the second half. The Hoosiers relied heavily on Trayce Jackson-Davis, who had 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists.  The victims, survivors and first responders from last week's shootings were recognized with pregame remarks. There was also a moment of silence that was broken by the Michigan State band playing “MSU Shadows,” when Izzo looked left, right, high and low at fans in the stands.  In the front row of the student section, white shirts were placed on eight seats to save them for the eight students shot on campus. The funeral for the last of the three students killed was earlier Tuesday. EMU 66, WMU 59 – Bates scores 17, Eastern Michigan beats Western Michigan Emoni Bates scored 17 points to help Eastern Michigan defeat Western Michigan 66-59 on Tuesday night.  Bates also contributed seven rebounds for the Eagles (7-21, 4-11 Mid-American Conference). Noah Farrakhan finished 6 of 10 from the field to add 15 points. Colin Golson Jr. shot 4 of 5 from the field to finish with 10 points. The Eagles ended a five-game slide with the victory.  Lamar Norman Jr. led the Broncos (7-21, 3-12) in scoring, finishing with 18 points. Seth Hubbard added 15 points and six rebounds for Western Michigan. In addition, Tray Maddox Jr. finished with 13 points. Buffalo 63, CMU 35 – Jones scores 14 as Buffalo defeats Central Michigan 63-35 Curtis Jones scored 14 points as Buffalo beat Central Michigan 63-35 on Tuesday night. Jones added five assists and three steals for the Bulls (13-15, 7-8 Mid-American Conference). Isaiah Adams scored 12 points while shooting 4 for 9, including 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, and added 11 rebounds and four steals. Zid Powell shot 3 for 10 (0 for 3 from 3-point range) and 4 of 5 from the free throw line to finish with 10 points. Brian Taylor led the Chippewas (10-18, 5-10) in scoring, finishing with 12 points, six rebounds and two steals. Nicolas Pavrette added eight points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Tonight North Carolina at Notre Dame, 9:00 p.m. NCAAWBKB – Women's College Basketball Today Buffalo at Eastern Michigan, 12:00 p.m. Bowling Green at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. Western Michigan at Ball State, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Michigan State, 7:00 p.m. NBA – Bulls sign Beverley after ruling injured Ball out for season The Chicago Bulls have signed veteran point guard Patrick Beverley and ruled point guard Lonzo Ball out for the season because of lingering discomfort in his surgically repaired left knee. The Bulls brought in Beverley to help solidify a position that has been a sore spot all season with Ball recovering from his second left knee surgery in less than a year and his third since entering the NBA in 2017 with the Los Angeles Lakers. The team says Ball's focus now will be on resolving the discomfort he feels performing “high level basketball-related activities” and making “a full return” for next season. Beverley, a Chicago product, is a three-time All-NBA Defensive Team selection. NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Detroit Red Wings 3, Washington Capitals 1 Chicago Blackhawks 3, Vegas Golden Knights 2 – Shootout Red Wings 3, Capitals 1 – Red Wings beat Capitals 3-1 for 6th win in 7 games Pius Suter scored two goals to help the Detroit Red Wings stay hot with a 3-1 win at the Washington Capitals. The Red Wings have won six of seven and passed the Capitals in the Eastern Conference wild-card race. They won even after captain Dylan Larkin was ejected for cross-checking T.J. Oshie in the face. Defensive defenseman Robert Hagg broke a 75-game goal drought and Ville Husso made 26 saves for the victory. Washington has lost five in a row in regulation for the first time since January 2014. Blackhawks 3, Golden Knights 2 – SO – Johnson scores in SO, Blackhawks edge Golden Knights 3-2 Tyler Johnson scored the lone goal in a shootout to give the Chicago Blackhawks their third straight victory, 3-2 over the Vegas Golden Knights. Johnson beat Laurent Brossoit with a low shot in the third round of the tiebreaker after scoring a power-play goal with 55 seconds left in regulation to for force overtime. Johnson tied it on a screened shot from the high slot after Vegas defenseman Alex Pietrangelo was penalized for delay of game for lofting the puck over the glass and goalie Petr Mrazek was pulled for an extra attacker. Jack Eichel scored his 18th goal and Keegan Kolesar also connected for the Golden Knights, whose five-game winning streak ended. Rookie Cole Guttman scored in his second straight game for Chicago. Tonight Chicago Blackhawks at Dallas Stars, 9:30 p.m. WNBA – Brittney Griner re-signs with Phoenix Mercury Brittney Griner will be back in the WNBA this season, once again playing with the Phoenix Mercury.  Griner, who was a free agent, re-signed with the team Tuesday. The 32-year-old Griner had said she would return to Phoenix in a social media post in December, after she returned home from her 10-month detainment in Russia. Griner had been arrested at an airport just outside of Moscow on drug possession charges a year ago and was brought home in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange in December.  The 6-foot-9 center last played for the Mercury in 2021 and helped the team reach the WNBA Finals. She averaged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds that season.  Griner, who was drafted No. 1 in 2013 by the Mercury, was listed Saturday on Phoenix’s roster on the WNBA website. Since returning home from Russia, Griner has been out of the public spotlight, with the exception of appearances at the Super Bowl, the Phoenix Open and an MLK Day event in Phoenix, where she lives. Golf – LIV – Column: LIV resumes after break that was anything but loud The PGA Tour is coming off two big weeks with Scottie Scheffler winning in raucous Phoenix and Jon Rahm at Riviera. Tiger Woods caused the biggest buzz of all. Now it’s LIV Golf’s turn. The Saudi-funded league begins its second season and will be compared with two loud weeks on the PGA Tour, with two more to follow. AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson says this wasn’t a great offseason for LIV. It signed six players, none prominent. It also had four executives leave. The LIV season starts Friday in the Mexican resort of Mayakoba. One upside is a new television partner in The CW Network. Golf – Woods, McIlroy break ground on high-tech golf league site Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are closer to seeing their high-tech golf league become reality. The ceremonial groundbreaking for the arena that will house the league that's being called TGL was held Tuesday at Palm Beach State College. Woods and McIlroy are among the co-founders and were there for the first step of actual construction. Play will begin early next year. Woods and McIlroy so far have 11 players committed to the league. Besides them, the league will include world No. 1 Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Adam Scott, Collin Morikawa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele. MCCAA – Junior College Athletics Tonight Women's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed Men's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night Boys Basketball Our Lady of the Lake 45, New Buffalo 42 – 2 OT Countryside 61, Michigan Lutheran 46 Buchanan 62, River Valley 53 Berrien Springs 46, Bridgman 39 South Haven 49, Constantine 42 Niles 59, Edwardsburg 48 Gobles 57, Delton-Kellogg 50 Kalamazoo Christian 53, Watervliet 50 Kalamazoo Hackett 61, Allegan 48 Lawton 44, Coloma 40 White Pigeon 57, Hartford 36 Howardsville Christian 71, Martin 52 Parchment 75, Paw Paw 52 Mendon 62, Bangor 31 Bloomingdale 75, Centreville 29 Decatur 48, Marcellus 46 Cassopolis 51, Lawrence 30 Comstock 60, Vermontville Maple Valley 53 Battle Creek Lakeview 54, Otsego 38 Portage Northern 47, Plainwell 44 Portage Central 65, Vicksburg 44 Girls Basketball Dowagiac 36, Lakeshore 35 Brandywine 69, St. Joseph 30 New Buffalo 69, Watervliet Grace Christian 38 River Valley 45, Berrien Springs 29 Paw Paw 59, Gull Lake 53 Watervliet 44, Kalamazoo Hackett 35 Edwardsburg 68, Constantine 19 Martin 39, Howardsville Christian 28 Kalamazoo Christian 57, Allegan 29 Lawton 52, Fennville 17 Gobles 43, Delton-Kellogg 27 Mendon 53, Bangor 26 Bloomingdale 43, Centreville 36 Marcellus 46, Decatur 28 White Pigeon 52, Hartford 37 Cassopolis 49, Lawrence 46 Comstock 45, Vermontville Maple Valley 31 Vicksburg 48, Portage Central 31 Battle Creek Lakeview 41, Otsego 30 Plainwell 54, Portage Northern 39 Tonight Boys Basketball St. Joseph at Mattawan, 7:00 p.m. Brandywine at Niles, 7:15 p.m. Eau Claire at Galesburg-Augusta, 7:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Our Lady of the Lake at Bridgman, 6:00 p.m.Michigan State’s Malik Hall (25) goes to the basket gainst Indiana’s Race Thompson, left, MIller Kopp (12) and Trayce Jackson-Davis, right, during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in East Lansing, Mich. (AP Photo/Al Goldis)Washington Capitals goaltender Darcy Kuemper, right, looks on as Detroit Red Wings players celebrate a goal by Pius Suter during the third period of an NHL hockey game, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in Washington. The Red Wigs won 3-1. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Laurent Brossoit, left, can’t make a save a goal hit by Chicago Blackhawks center Tyler Johnson in a shootout of an NHL hockey game in Chicago, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023. The Chicago Blackhawks won 3-2. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NCAAMBKB – Men’s College Basketball Last Night Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 Eastern Michigan 66, Western Michigan 59 Buffalo 63, Central Michigan 35 Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 – Michigan State tops Indiana in 1st home game since shootings Tyson Walker shook off a slow start to score 23 points and lifted Michigan State to an 80-65 win over No. 17 Indiana on Tuesday night in its first home game since last week’s shootings on campus that killed three students and hospitalized five others. The Spartans surged into the lead late in the first half after Walker started making 3-pointers following an 0-for-4 start from the field and were ahead by double digits for much of the second half. The Hoosiers relied heavily on Trayce Jackson-Davis, who had 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists.  The victims, survivors and first responders from last week’s shootings were recognized with pregame remarks. There was also a moment of silence that was broken by the Michigan State band playing “MSU Shadows,” when Izzo looked left, right, high and low at fans in the stands.  In the front row of the student section, white shirts were placed on eight seats to save them for the eight students shot on campus. The funeral for the last of the three students killed was earlier Tuesday. EMU 66, WMU 59 – Bates scores 17, Eastern Michigan beats Western Michigan Emoni Bates scored 17 points to help Eastern Michigan defeat Western Michigan 66-59 on Tuesday night.  Bates also contributed seven rebounds for the Eagles (7-21, 4-11 Mid-American Conference). Noah Farrakhan finished 6 of 10 from the field to add 15 points. Colin Golson Jr. shot 4 of 5 from the field to finish with 10 points. The Eagles ended a five-game slide with the victory.  Lamar Norman Jr. led the Broncos (7-21, 3-12) in scoring, finishing with 18 points. Seth Hubbard added 15 points and six rebounds for Western Michigan. In addition, Tray Maddox Jr. finished with 13 points. Buffalo 63, CMU 35 – Jones scores 14 as Buffalo defeats Central Michigan 63-35 Curtis Jones scored 14 points as Buffalo beat Central Michigan 63-35 on Tuesday night. Jones added five assists and three steals for the Bulls (13-15, 7-8 Mid-American Conference). Isaiah Adams scored 12 points while shooting 4 for 9, including 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, and added 11 rebounds and four steals. Zid Powell shot 3 for 10 (0 for 3 from 3-point range) and 4 of 5 from the free throw line to finish with 10 points. Brian Taylor led the Chippewas (10-18, 5-10) in scoring, finishing with 12 points, six rebounds and two steals. Nicolas Pavrette added eight points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Tonight North Carolina at Notre Dame, 9:00 p.m. NCAAWBKB – Women’s College Basketball Today Buffalo at Eastern Michigan, 12:00 p.m. Bowling Green at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. Western Michigan at Ball State, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Michigan State, 7:00 p.m. NBA – Bulls sign Beverley after ruling injured Ball out for season The Chicago Bulls have signed veteran point guard Patrick Beverley and ruled point guard Lonzo Ball out for the season because of lingering discomfort in his surgically repaired left knee. The Bulls brought in Beverley to help solidify a position that has been a sore spot all season with Ball recovering from his second left knee surgery in less than a year and his third since entering the NBA in 2017 with the Los Angeles Lakers. The team says Ball’s focus now will be on resolving the discomfort he feels performing “high level basketball-related activities” and making “a full return” for next season. Beverley, a Chicago product, is a three-time All-NBA Defensive Team selection. NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Detroit Red Wings 3, Washington Capitals 1 Chicago Blackhawks 3, Vegas Golden Knights 2 – Shootout Red Wings 3, Capitals 1 – Red Wings beat Capitals 3-1 for 6th win in 7 games Pius Suter scored two goals to help the Detroit Red Wings stay hot with a 3-1 win at the Washington Capitals. The Red Wings have won six of seven and passed the Capitals in the Eastern Conference wild-card race. They won even after captain Dylan Larkin was ejected for cross-checking T.J. Oshie in the face. Defensive defenseman Robert Hagg broke a 75-game goal drought and Ville Husso made 26 saves for the victory. Washington has lost five in a row in regulation for the first time since January 2014. Blackhawks 3, Golden Knights 2 – SO – Johnson scores in SO, Blackhawks edge Golden Knights 3-2 Tyler Johnson scored the lone goal in a shootout to give the Chicago Blackhawks their third straight victory, 3-2 over the Vegas Golden Knights. Johnson beat Laurent Brossoit with a low shot in the third round of the tiebreaker after scoring a power-play goal with 55 seconds left in regulation to for force overtime. Johnson tied it on a screened shot from the high slot after Vegas defenseman Alex Pietrangelo was penalized for delay of game for lofting the puck over the glass and goalie Petr Mrazek was pulled for an extra attacker. Jack Eichel scored his 18th goal and Keegan Kolesar also connected for the Golden Knights, whose five-game winning streak ended. Rookie Cole Guttman scored in his second straight game for Chicago. Tonight Chicago Blackhawks at Dallas Stars, 9:30 p.m. WNBA – Brittney Griner re-signs with Phoenix Mercury Brittney Griner will be back in the WNBA this season, once again playing with the Phoenix Mercury.  Griner, who was a free agent, re-signed with the team Tuesday. The 32-year-old Griner had said she would return to Phoenix in a social media post in December, after she returned home from her 10-month detainment in Russia. Griner had been arrested at an airport just outside of Moscow on drug possession charges a year ago and was brought home in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange in December.  The 6-foot-9 center last played for the Mercury in 2021 and helped the team reach the WNBA Finals. She averaged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds that season.  Griner, who was drafted No. 1 in 2013 by the Mercury, was listed Saturday on Phoenix’s roster on the WNBA website. Since returning home from Russia, Griner has been out of the public spotlight, with the exception of appearances at the Super Bowl, the Phoenix Open and an MLK Day event in Phoenix, where she lives. Golf – LIV – Column: LIV resumes after break that was anything but loud The PGA Tour is coming off two big weeks with Scottie Scheffler winning in raucous Phoenix and Jon Rahm at Riviera. Tiger Woods caused the biggest buzz of all. Now it’s LIV Golf’s turn. The Saudi-funded league begins its second season and will be compared with two loud weeks on the PGA Tour, with two more to follow. AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson says this wasn’t a great offseason for LIV. It signed six players, none prominent. It also had four executives leave. The LIV season starts Friday in the Mexican resort of Mayakoba. One upside is a new television partner in The CW Network. Golf – Woods, McIlroy break ground on high-tech golf league site Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are closer to seeing their high-tech golf league become reality. The ceremonial groundbreaking for the arena that will house the league that’s being called TGL was held Tuesday at Palm Beach State College. Woods and McIlroy are among the co-founders and were there for the first step of actual construction. Play will begin early next year. Woods and McIlroy so far have 11 players committed to the league. Besides them, the league will include world No. 1 Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Adam Scott, Collin Morikawa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele. MCCAA – Junior College Athletics Tonight Women’s Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed Men’s Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night Boys Basketball Our Lady of the Lake 45, New Buffalo 42 – 2 OT Countryside 61, Michigan Lutheran 46 Buchanan 62, River Valley 53 Berrien Springs 46, Bridgman 39 South Haven 49, Constantine 42 Niles 59, Edwardsburg 48 Gobles 57, Delton-Kellogg 50 Kalamazoo Christian 53, Watervliet 50 Kalamazoo Hackett 61, Allegan 48 Lawton 44, Coloma 40 White Pigeon 57, Hartford 36 Howardsville Christian 71, Martin 52 Parchment 75, Paw Paw 52 Mendon 62, Bangor 31 Bloomingdale 75, Centreville 29 Decatur 48, Marcellus 46 Cassopolis 51, Lawrence 30 Comstock 60, Vermontville Maple Valley 53 Battle Creek Lakeview 54, Otsego 38 Portage Northern 47, Plainwell 44 Portage Central 65, Vicksburg 44 Girls Basketball Dowagiac 36, Lakeshore 35 Brandywine 69, St. Joseph 30 New Buffalo 69, Watervliet Grace Christian 38 River Valley 45, Berrien Springs 29 Paw Paw 59, Gull Lake 53 Watervliet 44, Kalamazoo Hackett 35 Edwardsburg 68, Constantine 19 Martin 39, Howardsville Christian 28 Kalamazoo Christian 57, Allegan 29 Lawton 52, Fennville 17 Gobles 43, Delton-Kellogg 27 Mendon 53, Bangor 26 Bloomingdale 43, Centreville 36 Marcellus 46, Decatur 28 White Pigeon 52, Hartford 37 Cassopolis 49, Lawrence 46 Comstock 45, Vermontville Maple Valley 31 Vicksburg 48, Portage Central 31 Battle Creek Lakeview 41, Otsego 30 Plainwell 54, Portage Northern 39 Tonight Boys Basketball St. Joseph at Mattawan, 7:00 p.m. Brandywine at Niles, 7:15 p.m. Eau Claire at Galesburg-Augusta, 7:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Our Lady of the Lake at Bridgman, 6:00 p.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NCAAMBKB – Men's College Basketball Last Night Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 Eastern Michigan 66, Western Michigan 59 Buffalo 63, Central Michigan 35 Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 – Michigan State tops Indiana in 1st home game since shootings Tyson Walker shook off a slow start to score 23 points and lifted Michigan State to an 80-65 win over No. 17 Indiana on Tuesday night in its first home game since last week's shootings on campus that killed three students and hospitalized five others. The Spartans surged into the lead late in the first half after Walker started making 3-pointers following an 0-for-4 start from the field and were ahead by double digits for much of the second half. The Hoosiers relied heavily on Trayce Jackson-Davis, who had 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists.  The victims, survivors and first responders from last week's shootings were recognized with pregame remarks. There was also a moment of silence that was broken by the Michigan State band playing “MSU Shadows,” when Izzo looked left, right, high and low at fans in the stands.  In the front row of the student section, white shirts were placed on eight seats to save them for the eight students shot on campus. The funeral for the last of the three students killed was earlier Tuesday. EMU 66, WMU 59 – Bates scores 17, Eastern Michigan beats Western Michigan Emoni Bates scored 17 points to help Eastern Michigan defeat Western Michigan 66-59 on Tuesday night.  Bates also contributed seven rebounds for the Eagles (7-21, 4-11 Mid-American Conference). Noah Farrakhan finished 6 of 10 from the field to add 15 points. Colin Golson Jr. shot 4 of 5 from the field to finish with 10 points. The Eagles ended a five-game slide with the victory.  Lamar Norman Jr. led the Broncos (7-21, 3-12) in scoring, finishing with 18 points. Seth Hubbard added 15 points and six rebounds for Western Michigan. In addition, Tray Maddox Jr. finished with 13 points. Buffalo 63, CMU 35 – Jones scores 14 as Buffalo defeats Central Michigan 63-35 Curtis Jones scored 14 points as Buffalo beat Central Michigan 63-35 on Tuesday night. Jones added five assists and three steals for the Bulls (13-15, 7-8 Mid-American Conference). Isaiah Adams scored 12 points while shooting 4 for 9, including 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, and added 11 rebounds and four steals. Zid Powell shot 3 for 10 (0 for 3 from 3-point range) and 4 of 5 from the free throw line to finish with 10 points. Brian Taylor led the Chippewas (10-18, 5-10) in scoring, finishing with 12 points, six rebounds and two steals. Nicolas Pavrette added eight points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Tonight North Carolina at Notre Dame, 9:00 p.m. NCAAWBKB – Women's College Basketball Today Buffalo at Eastern Michigan, 12:00 p.m. Bowling Green at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. Western Michigan at Ball State, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Michigan State, 7:00 p.m. NBA – Bulls sign Beverley after ruling injured Ball out for season The Chicago Bulls have signed veteran point guard Patrick Beverley and ruled point guard Lonzo Ball out for the season because of lingering discomfort in his surgically repaired left knee. The Bulls brought in Beverley to help solidify a position that has been a sore spot all season with Ball recovering from his second left knee surgery in less than a year and his third since entering the NBA in 2017 with the Los Angeles Lakers. The team says Ball's focus now will be on resolving the discomfort he feels performing “high level basketball-related activities” and making “a full return” for next season. Beverley, a Chicago product, is a three-time All-NBA Defensive Team selection. NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Detroit Red Wings 3, Washington Capitals 1 Chicago Blackhawks 3, Vegas Golden Knights 2 – Shootout Red Wings 3, Capitals 1 – Red Wings beat Capitals 3-1 for 6th win in 7 games Pius Suter scored two goals to help the Detroit Red Wings stay hot with a 3-1 win at the Washington Capitals. The Red Wings have won six of seven and passed the Capitals in the Eastern Conference wild-card race. They won even after captain Dylan Larkin was ejected for cross-checking T.J. Oshie in the face. Defensive defenseman Robert Hagg broke a 75-game goal drought and Ville Husso made 26 saves for the victory. Washington has lost five in a row in regulation for the first time since January 2014. Blackhawks 3, Golden Knights 2 – SO – Johnson scores in SO, Blackhawks edge Golden Knights 3-2 Tyler Johnson scored the lone goal in a shootout to give the Chicago Blackhawks their third straight victory, 3-2 over the Vegas Golden Knights. Johnson beat Laurent Brossoit with a low shot in the third round of the tiebreaker after scoring a power-play goal with 55 seconds left in regulation to for force overtime. Johnson tied it on a screened shot from the high slot after Vegas defenseman Alex Pietrangelo was penalized for delay of game for lofting the puck over the glass and goalie Petr Mrazek was pulled for an extra attacker. Jack Eichel scored his 18th goal and Keegan Kolesar also connected for the Golden Knights, whose five-game winning streak ended. Rookie Cole Guttman scored in his second straight game for Chicago. Tonight Chicago Blackhawks at Dallas Stars, 9:30 p.m. WNBA – Brittney Griner re-signs with Phoenix Mercury Brittney Griner will be back in the WNBA this season, once again playing with the Phoenix Mercury.  Griner, who was a free agent, re-signed with the team Tuesday. The 32-year-old Griner had said she would return to Phoenix in a social media post in December, after she returned home from her 10-month detainment in Russia. Griner had been arrested at an airport just outside of Moscow on drug possession charges a year ago and was brought home in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange in December.  The 6-foot-9 center last played for the Mercury in 2021 and helped the team reach the WNBA Finals. She averaged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds that season.  Griner, who was drafted No. 1 in 2013 by the Mercury, was listed Saturday on Phoenix’s roster on the WNBA website. Since returning home from Russia, Griner has been out of the public spotlight, with the exception of appearances at the Super Bowl, the Phoenix Open and an MLK Day event in Phoenix, where she lives. Golf – LIV – Column: LIV resumes after break that was anything but loud The PGA Tour is coming off two big weeks with Scottie Scheffler winning in raucous Phoenix and Jon Rahm at Riviera. Tiger Woods caused the biggest buzz of all. Now it’s LIV Golf’s turn. The Saudi-funded league begins its second season and will be compared with two loud weeks on the PGA Tour, with two more to follow. AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson says this wasn’t a great offseason for LIV. It signed six players, none prominent. It also had four executives leave. The LIV season starts Friday in the Mexican resort of Mayakoba. One upside is a new television partner in The CW Network. Golf – Woods, McIlroy break ground on high-tech golf league site Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are closer to seeing their high-tech golf league become reality. The ceremonial groundbreaking for the arena that will house the league that's being called TGL was held Tuesday at Palm Beach State College. Woods and McIlroy are among the co-founders and were there for the first step of actual construction. Play will begin early next year. Woods and McIlroy so far have 11 players committed to the league. Besides them, the league will include world No. 1 Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Adam Scott, Collin Morikawa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele. MCCAA – Junior College Athletics Tonight Women's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed Men's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night Boys Basketball Our Lady of the Lake 45, New Buffalo 42 – 2 OT Countryside 61, Michigan Lutheran 46 Buchanan 62, River Valley 53 Berrien Springs 46, Bridgman 39 South Haven 49, Constantine 42 Niles 59, Edwardsburg 48 Gobles 57, Delton-Kellogg 50 Kalamazoo Christian 53, Watervliet 50 Kalamazoo Hackett 61, Allegan 48 Lawton 44, Coloma 40 White Pigeon 57, Hartford 36 Howardsville Christian 71, Martin 52 Parchment 75, Paw Paw 52 Mendon 62, Bangor 31 Bloomingdale 75, Centreville 29 Decatur 48, Marcellus 46 Cassopolis 51, Lawrence 30 Comstock 60, Vermontville Maple Valley 53 Battle Creek Lakeview 54, Otsego 38 Portage Northern 47, Plainwell 44 Portage Central 65, Vicksburg 44 Girls Basketball Dowagiac 36, Lakeshore 35 Brandywine 69, St. Joseph 30 New Buffalo 69, Watervliet Grace Christian 38 River Valley 45, Berrien Springs 29 Paw Paw 59, Gull Lake 53 Watervliet 44, Kalamazoo Hackett 35 Edwardsburg 68, Constantine 19 Martin 39, Howardsville Christian 28 Kalamazoo Christian 57, Allegan 29 Lawton 52, Fennville 17 Gobles 43, Delton-Kellogg 27 Mendon 53, Bangor 26 Bloomingdale 43, Centreville 36 Marcellus 46, Decatur 28 White Pigeon 52, Hartford 37 Cassopolis 49, Lawrence 46 Comstock 45, Vermontville Maple Valley 31 Vicksburg 48, Portage Central 31 Battle Creek Lakeview 41, Otsego 30 Plainwell 54, Portage Northern 39 Tonight Boys Basketball St. Joseph at Mattawan, 7:00 p.m. Brandywine at Niles, 7:15 p.m. Eau Claire at Galesburg-Augusta, 7:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Our Lady of the Lake at Bridgman, 6:00 p.m.Michigan State’s Malik Hall (25) goes to the basket gainst Indiana’s Race Thompson, left, MIller Kopp (12) and Trayce Jackson-Davis, right, during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in East Lansing, Mich. (AP Photo/Al Goldis)Washington Capitals goaltender Darcy Kuemper, right, looks on as Detroit Red Wings players celebrate a goal by Pius Suter during the third period of an NHL hockey game, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in Washington. The Red Wigs won 3-1. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Laurent Brossoit, left, can’t make a save a goal hit by Chicago Blackhawks center Tyler Johnson in a shootout of an NHL hockey game in Chicago, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023. The Chicago Blackhawks won 3-2. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NCAAMBKB – Men’s College Basketball Last Night Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 Eastern Michigan 66, Western Michigan 59 Buffalo 63, Central Michigan 35 Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 – Michigan State tops Indiana in 1st home game since shootings Tyson Walker shook off a slow start to score 23 points and lifted Michigan State to an 80-65 win over No. 17 Indiana on Tuesday night in its first home game since last week’s shootings on campus that killed three students and hospitalized five others. The Spartans surged into the lead late in the first half after Walker started making 3-pointers following an 0-for-4 start from the field and were ahead by double digits for much of the second half. The Hoosiers relied heavily on Trayce Jackson-Davis, who had 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists.  The victims, survivors and first responders from last week’s shootings were recognized with pregame remarks. There was also a moment of silence that was broken by the Michigan State band playing “MSU Shadows,” when Izzo looked left, right, high and low at fans in the stands.  In the front row of the student section, white shirts were placed on eight seats to save them for the eight students shot on campus. The funeral for the last of the three students killed was earlier Tuesday. EMU 66, WMU 59 – Bates scores 17, Eastern Michigan beats Western Michigan Emoni Bates scored 17 points to help Eastern Michigan defeat Western Michigan 66-59 on Tuesday night.  Bates also contributed seven rebounds for the Eagles (7-21, 4-11 Mid-American Conference). Noah Farrakhan finished 6 of 10 from the field to add 15 points. Colin Golson Jr. shot 4 of 5 from the field to finish with 10 points. The Eagles ended a five-game slide with the victory.  Lamar Norman Jr. led the Broncos (7-21, 3-12) in scoring, finishing with 18 points. Seth Hubbard added 15 points and six rebounds for Western Michigan. In addition, Tray Maddox Jr. finished with 13 points. Buffalo 63, CMU 35 – Jones scores 14 as Buffalo defeats Central Michigan 63-35 Curtis Jones scored 14 points as Buffalo beat Central Michigan 63-35 on Tuesday night. Jones added five assists and three steals for the Bulls (13-15, 7-8 Mid-American Conference). Isaiah Adams scored 12 points while shooting 4 for 9, including 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, and added 11 rebounds and four steals. Zid Powell shot 3 for 10 (0 for 3 from 3-point range) and 4 of 5 from the free throw line to finish with 10 points. Brian Taylor led the Chippewas (10-18, 5-10) in scoring, finishing with 12 points, six rebounds and two steals. Nicolas Pavrette added eight points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Tonight North Carolina at Notre Dame, 9:00 p.m. NCAAWBKB – Women’s College Basketball Today Buffalo at Eastern Michigan, 12:00 p.m. Bowling Green at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. Western Michigan at Ball State, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Michigan State, 7:00 p.m. NBA – Bulls sign Beverley after ruling injured Ball out for season The Chicago Bulls have signed veteran point guard Patrick Beverley and ruled point guard Lonzo Ball out for the season because of lingering discomfort in his surgically repaired left knee. The Bulls brought in Beverley to help solidify a position that has been a sore spot all season with Ball recovering from his second left knee surgery in less than a year and his third since entering the NBA in 2017 with the Los Angeles Lakers. The team says Ball’s focus now will be on resolving the discomfort he feels performing “high level basketball-related activities” and making “a full return” for next season. Beverley, a Chicago product, is a three-time All-NBA Defensive Team selection. NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Detroit Red Wings 3, Washington Capitals 1 Chicago Blackhawks 3, Vegas Golden Knights 2 – Shootout Red Wings 3, Capitals 1 – Red Wings beat Capitals 3-1 for 6th win in 7 games Pius Suter scored two goals to help the Detroit Red Wings stay hot with a 3-1 win at the Washington Capitals. The Red Wings have won six of seven and passed the Capitals in the Eastern Conference wild-card race. They won even after captain Dylan Larkin was ejected for cross-checking T.J. Oshie in the face. Defensive defenseman Robert Hagg broke a 75-game goal drought and Ville Husso made 26 saves for the victory. Washington has lost five in a row in regulation for the first time since January 2014. Blackhawks 3, Golden Knights 2 – SO – Johnson scores in SO, Blackhawks edge Golden Knights 3-2 Tyler Johnson scored the lone goal in a shootout to give the Chicago Blackhawks their third straight victory, 3-2 over the Vegas Golden Knights. Johnson beat Laurent Brossoit with a low shot in the third round of the tiebreaker after scoring a power-play goal with 55 seconds left in regulation to for force overtime. Johnson tied it on a screened shot from the high slot after Vegas defenseman Alex Pietrangelo was penalized for delay of game for lofting the puck over the glass and goalie Petr Mrazek was pulled for an extra attacker. Jack Eichel scored his 18th goal and Keegan Kolesar also connected for the Golden Knights, whose five-game winning streak ended. Rookie Cole Guttman scored in his second straight game for Chicago. Tonight Chicago Blackhawks at Dallas Stars, 9:30 p.m. WNBA – Brittney Griner re-signs with Phoenix Mercury Brittney Griner will be back in the WNBA this season, once again playing with the Phoenix Mercury.  Griner, who was a free agent, re-signed with the team Tuesday. The 32-year-old Griner had said she would return to Phoenix in a social media post in December, after she returned home from her 10-month detainment in Russia. Griner had been arrested at an airport just outside of Moscow on drug possession charges a year ago and was brought home in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange in December.  The 6-foot-9 center last played for the Mercury in 2021 and helped the team reach the WNBA Finals. She averaged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds that season.  Griner, who was drafted No. 1 in 2013 by the Mercury, was listed Saturday on Phoenix’s roster on the WNBA website. Since returning home from Russia, Griner has been out of the public spotlight, with the exception of appearances at the Super Bowl, the Phoenix Open and an MLK Day event in Phoenix, where she lives. Golf – LIV – Column: LIV resumes after break that was anything but loud The PGA Tour is coming off two big weeks with Scottie Scheffler winning in raucous Phoenix and Jon Rahm at Riviera. Tiger Woods caused the biggest buzz of all. Now it’s LIV Golf’s turn. The Saudi-funded league begins its second season and will be compared with two loud weeks on the PGA Tour, with two more to follow. AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson says this wasn’t a great offseason for LIV. It signed six players, none prominent. It also had four executives leave. The LIV season starts Friday in the Mexican resort of Mayakoba. One upside is a new television partner in The CW Network. Golf – Woods, McIlroy break ground on high-tech golf league site Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are closer to seeing their high-tech golf league become reality. The ceremonial groundbreaking for the arena that will house the league that’s being called TGL was held Tuesday at Palm Beach State College. Woods and McIlroy are among the co-founders and were there for the first step of actual construction. Play will begin early next year. Woods and McIlroy so far have 11 players committed to the league. Besides them, the league will include world No. 1 Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Adam Scott, Collin Morikawa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele. MCCAA – Junior College Athletics Tonight Women’s Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed Men’s Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night Boys Basketball Our Lady of the Lake 45, New Buffalo 42 – 2 OT Countryside 61, Michigan Lutheran 46 Buchanan 62, River Valley 53 Berrien Springs 46, Bridgman 39 South Haven 49, Constantine 42 Niles 59, Edwardsburg 48 Gobles 57, Delton-Kellogg 50 Kalamazoo Christian 53, Watervliet 50 Kalamazoo Hackett 61, Allegan 48 Lawton 44, Coloma 40 White Pigeon 57, Hartford 36 Howardsville Christian 71, Martin 52 Parchment 75, Paw Paw 52 Mendon 62, Bangor 31 Bloomingdale 75, Centreville 29 Decatur 48, Marcellus 46 Cassopolis 51, Lawrence 30 Comstock 60, Vermontville Maple Valley 53 Battle Creek Lakeview 54, Otsego 38 Portage Northern 47, Plainwell 44 Portage Central 65, Vicksburg 44 Girls Basketball Dowagiac 36, Lakeshore 35 Brandywine 69, St. Joseph 30 New Buffalo 69, Watervliet Grace Christian 38 River Valley 45, Berrien Springs 29 Paw Paw 59, Gull Lake 53 Watervliet 44, Kalamazoo Hackett 35 Edwardsburg 68, Constantine 19 Martin 39, Howardsville Christian 28 Kalamazoo Christian 57, Allegan 29 Lawton 52, Fennville 17 Gobles 43, Delton-Kellogg 27 Mendon 53, Bangor 26 Bloomingdale 43, Centreville 36 Marcellus 46, Decatur 28 White Pigeon 52, Hartford 37 Cassopolis 49, Lawrence 46 Comstock 45, Vermontville Maple Valley 31 Vicksburg 48, Portage Central 31 Battle Creek Lakeview 41, Otsego 30 Plainwell 54, Portage Northern 39 Tonight Boys Basketball St. Joseph at Mattawan, 7:00 p.m. Brandywine at Niles, 7:15 p.m. Eau Claire at Galesburg-Augusta, 7:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Our Lady of the Lake at Bridgman, 6:00 p.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NCAAMBKB – Men's College Basketball Last Night Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 Eastern Michigan 66, Western Michigan 59 Buffalo 63, Central Michigan 35 Michigan State 80, (17) Indiana 65 – Michigan State tops Indiana in 1st home game since shootings Tyson Walker shook off a slow start to score 23 points and lifted Michigan State to an 80-65 win over No. 17 Indiana on Tuesday night in its first home game since last week's shootings on campus that killed three students and hospitalized five others. The Spartans surged into the lead late in the first half after Walker started making 3-pointers following an 0-for-4 start from the field and were ahead by double digits for much of the second half. The Hoosiers relied heavily on Trayce Jackson-Davis, who had 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists.  The victims, survivors and first responders from last week's shootings were recognized with pregame remarks. There was also a moment of silence that was broken by the Michigan State band playing “MSU Shadows,” when Izzo looked left, right, high and low at fans in the stands.  In the front row of the student section, white shirts were placed on eight seats to save them for the eight students shot on campus. The funeral for the last of the three students killed was earlier Tuesday. EMU 66, WMU 59 – Bates scores 17, Eastern Michigan beats Western Michigan Emoni Bates scored 17 points to help Eastern Michigan defeat Western Michigan 66-59 on Tuesday night.  Bates also contributed seven rebounds for the Eagles (7-21, 4-11 Mid-American Conference). Noah Farrakhan finished 6 of 10 from the field to add 15 points. Colin Golson Jr. shot 4 of 5 from the field to finish with 10 points. The Eagles ended a five-game slide with the victory.  Lamar Norman Jr. led the Broncos (7-21, 3-12) in scoring, finishing with 18 points. Seth Hubbard added 15 points and six rebounds for Western Michigan. In addition, Tray Maddox Jr. finished with 13 points. Buffalo 63, CMU 35 – Jones scores 14 as Buffalo defeats Central Michigan 63-35 Curtis Jones scored 14 points as Buffalo beat Central Michigan 63-35 on Tuesday night. Jones added five assists and three steals for the Bulls (13-15, 7-8 Mid-American Conference). Isaiah Adams scored 12 points while shooting 4 for 9, including 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, and added 11 rebounds and four steals. Zid Powell shot 3 for 10 (0 for 3 from 3-point range) and 4 of 5 from the free throw line to finish with 10 points. Brian Taylor led the Chippewas (10-18, 5-10) in scoring, finishing with 12 points, six rebounds and two steals. Nicolas Pavrette added eight points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Tonight North Carolina at Notre Dame, 9:00 p.m. NCAAWBKB – Women's College Basketball Today Buffalo at Eastern Michigan, 12:00 p.m. Bowling Green at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. Western Michigan at Ball State, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Michigan State, 7:00 p.m. NBA – Bulls sign Beverley after ruling injured Ball out for season The Chicago Bulls have signed veteran point guard Patrick Beverley and ruled point guard Lonzo Ball out for the season because of lingering discomfort in his surgically repaired left knee. The Bulls brought in Beverley to help solidify a position that has been a sore spot all season with Ball recovering from his second left knee surgery in less than a year and his third since entering the NBA in 2017 with the Los Angeles Lakers. The team says Ball's focus now will be on resolving the discomfort he feels performing “high level basketball-related activities” and making “a full return” for next season. Beverley, a Chicago product, is a three-time All-NBA Defensive Team selection. NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Detroit Red Wings 3, Washington Capitals 1 Chicago Blackhawks 3, Vegas Golden Knights 2 – Shootout Red Wings 3, Capitals 1 – Red Wings beat Capitals 3-1 for 6th win in 7 games Pius Suter scored two goals to help the Detroit Red Wings stay hot with a 3-1 win at the Washington Capitals. The Red Wings have won six of seven and passed the Capitals in the Eastern Conference wild-card race. They won even after captain Dylan Larkin was ejected for cross-checking T.J. Oshie in the face. Defensive defenseman Robert Hagg broke a 75-game goal drought and Ville Husso made 26 saves for the victory. Washington has lost five in a row in regulation for the first time since January 2014. Blackhawks 3, Golden Knights 2 – SO – Johnson scores in SO, Blackhawks edge Golden Knights 3-2 Tyler Johnson scored the lone goal in a shootout to give the Chicago Blackhawks their third straight victory, 3-2 over the Vegas Golden Knights. Johnson beat Laurent Brossoit with a low shot in the third round of the tiebreaker after scoring a power-play goal with 55 seconds left in regulation to for force overtime. Johnson tied it on a screened shot from the high slot after Vegas defenseman Alex Pietrangelo was penalized for delay of game for lofting the puck over the glass and goalie Petr Mrazek was pulled for an extra attacker. Jack Eichel scored his 18th goal and Keegan Kolesar also connected for the Golden Knights, whose five-game winning streak ended. Rookie Cole Guttman scored in his second straight game for Chicago. Tonight Chicago Blackhawks at Dallas Stars, 9:30 p.m. WNBA – Brittney Griner re-signs with Phoenix Mercury Brittney Griner will be back in the WNBA this season, once again playing with the Phoenix Mercury.  Griner, who was a free agent, re-signed with the team Tuesday. The 32-year-old Griner had said she would return to Phoenix in a social media post in December, after she returned home from her 10-month detainment in Russia. Griner had been arrested at an airport just outside of Moscow on drug possession charges a year ago and was brought home in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange in December.  The 6-foot-9 center last played for the Mercury in 2021 and helped the team reach the WNBA Finals. She averaged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds that season.  Griner, who was drafted No. 1 in 2013 by the Mercury, was listed Saturday on Phoenix’s roster on the WNBA website. Since returning home from Russia, Griner has been out of the public spotlight, with the exception of appearances at the Super Bowl, the Phoenix Open and an MLK Day event in Phoenix, where she lives. Golf – LIV – Column: LIV resumes after break that was anything but loud The PGA Tour is coming off two big weeks with Scottie Scheffler winning in raucous Phoenix and Jon Rahm at Riviera. Tiger Woods caused the biggest buzz of all. Now it’s LIV Golf’s turn. The Saudi-funded league begins its second season and will be compared with two loud weeks on the PGA Tour, with two more to follow. AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson says this wasn’t a great offseason for LIV. It signed six players, none prominent. It also had four executives leave. The LIV season starts Friday in the Mexican resort of Mayakoba. One upside is a new television partner in The CW Network. Golf – Woods, McIlroy break ground on high-tech golf league site Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are closer to seeing their high-tech golf league become reality. The ceremonial groundbreaking for the arena that will house the league that's being called TGL was held Tuesday at Palm Beach State College. Woods and McIlroy are among the co-founders and were there for the first step of actual construction. Play will begin early next year. Woods and McIlroy so far have 11 players committed to the league. Besides them, the league will include world No. 1 Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Adam Scott, Collin Morikawa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele. MCCAA – Junior College Athletics Tonight Women's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed Men's Basketball Lake Michigan College at Kellogg Community College, Postponed Southwestern Michigan College at Lansing Community College, Postponed MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night Boys Basketball Our Lady of the Lake 45, New Buffalo 42 – 2 OT Countryside 61, Michigan Lutheran 46 Buchanan 62, River Valley 53 Berrien Springs 46, Bridgman 39 South Haven 49, Constantine 42 Niles 59, Edwardsburg 48 Gobles 57, Delton-Kellogg 50 Kalamazoo Christian 53, Watervliet 50 Kalamazoo Hackett 61, Allegan 48 Lawton 44, Coloma 40 White Pigeon 57, Hartford 36 Howardsville Christian 71, Martin 52 Parchment 75, Paw Paw 52 Mendon 62, Bangor 31 Bloomingdale 75, Centreville 29 Decatur 48, Marcellus 46 Cassopolis 51, Lawrence 30 Comstock 60, Vermontville Maple Valley 53 Battle Creek Lakeview 54, Otsego 38 Portage Northern 47, Plainwell 44 Portage Central 65, Vicksburg 44 Girls Basketball Dowagiac 36, Lakeshore 35 Brandywine 69, St. Joseph 30 New Buffalo 69, Watervliet Grace Christian 38 River Valley 45, Berrien Springs 29 Paw Paw 59, Gull Lake 53 Watervliet 44, Kalamazoo Hackett 35 Edwardsburg 68, Constantine 19 Martin 39, Howardsville Christian 28 Kalamazoo Christian 57, Allegan 29 Lawton 52, Fennville 17 Gobles 43, Delton-Kellogg 27 Mendon 53, Bangor 26 Bloomingdale 43, Centreville 36 Marcellus 46, Decatur 28 White Pigeon 52, Hartford 37 Cassopolis 49, Lawrence 46 Comstock 45, Vermontville Maple Valley 31 Vicksburg 48, Portage Central 31 Battle Creek Lakeview 41, Otsego 30 Plainwell 54, Portage Northern 39 Tonight Boys Basketball St. Joseph at Mattawan, 7:00 p.m. Brandywine at Niles, 7:15 p.m. Eau Claire at Galesburg-Augusta, 7:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Our Lady of the Lake at Bridgman, 6:00 p.m.Michigan State’s Malik Hall (25) goes to the basket gainst Indiana’s Race Thompson, left, MIller Kopp (12) and Trayce Jackson-Davis, right, during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in East Lansing, Mich. (AP Photo/Al Goldis)Washington Capitals goaltender Darcy Kuemper, right, looks on as Detroit Red Wings players celebrate a goal by Pius Suter during the third period of an NHL hockey game, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023, in Washington. The Red Wigs won 3-1. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Laurent Brossoit, left, can’t make a save a goal hit by Chicago Blackhawks center Tyler Johnson in a shootout of an NHL hockey game in Chicago, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023. The Chicago Blackhawks won 3-2. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many people with disabilities use a service animal in order to fully participate in everyday life. Dogs can be trained to perform many important tasks to assist people with disabilities, such as providing stability for a person who has difficulty walking, picking up items for a person who uses a wheelchair, preventing a child with autism from wandering away, or alerting a person who has hearing loss when someone is approaching from behind (USDOJ, Civil Rights Division, Disability Rights Section). How do schools address service animals for students? Is it common? What if it's a comfort animal? In this episode, we step through a fabricated case study of a student bringing a “comfort” animal to school. WHAT IS A SERVICE ANIMAL? Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a service animal is defined as a dog, or other animal, that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability. It is almost a certainty that a school district has a board of education (BOE) policy about service animals. WHAT IS AN EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL (ESA)? An ESA is defined as an animal that alleviates one or more identified symptoms or effects of a person's disability. An emotional support animal (pig, chicken, snake, sugar glider, etc.) is recognized as a reasonable accommodation for a person with a disability under the federal Fair Housing Act and may be a reasonable accommodation under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (1973). An ESA, also referred to as an “assistance” animal, is not a pet according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD); however, no special training is required for an animal to be considered an ESA. What is necessary is that the person with an ESA has a disability and the ESA mitigates the impact of the disability. BOE policy is less consistent for ESAs. Some school districts don't have an ESA policy. HOW DO YOU KNOW IF IT'S A SERVICE ANIMAL - PERMISSIBLE INQUIRY. In situations where it is not obvious that the dog or animal is a service animal, the individual may be asked only two specific questions: (1) is the dog/service animal a service animal required because of a disability? And if yes, (2) what work or task has the dog/service animal been trained to perform? If either response is “no”, the animal is only permitted as an emotional support animal (ESA). Requesting any documentation for the service animal, requiring that the animal demonstrate its task, or inquiring about the nature of the person's disability is not permitted. PEGGY THE COMFORT PIG CASE STUDY. You've just read a letter from the parents of Carol, a student transferring to your district next month from another school district in Wisconsin.  She is a student with disabilities and receives special education services. A copy of her current IEP was included with the letter. Carol has both an educational and medical diagnosis of autism and is identified as meeting Other Health Impaired (OHI) criteria by her current district due to anxiety.  She also has a comfort animal, a small pig, with her full-time at school. Per the parents' letter, the pig helps to keep Peggy calm. Her IEP documents that since she has brought the pig to school (a year ago), she has exhibited fewer aggressive behaviors and is engaging for longer periods of time on academic work.  Her IEP states that she is permitted to have the pig with her at all times and during all school functions. The parents' letter also notes that the current district wasn't well-informed of the benefits of comfort animals and that the parents want to make sure that your district will fully comply with supporting the comfort pig.  The parents are asking for your school's policy on comfort animals as they couldn't locate one on the policy page of the district's website. They have cited the following legal case as backing for their right of their daughter to have a comfort animal at school: In Alejandro v. Palm Beach State College, District Judge Donald M. Middlebrooks ruled in favor of a student's right to be accompanied on campus, in residence halls, and to classes by a psychiatric service dog, which was trained to respond to the onset of anxiety attacks the student experienced as a result of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The ruling stated that any potential harm or disruption caused by the presence of the service dog was minimal in comparison to the benefit experienced by the student, and, therefore, its presence was considered a reasonable accommodation. Pig image #3961588 on Pixabay free to use under Pixabay License. SAFETY DOC WEBSITE, BLOG & BOOKS: www.safetyphd.com. The Safety Doc Podcast is hosted & produced by David P. Perrodin, PhD. This podcast and blog post represent the opinions of David P. Perrodin and his guests to the show. This is episode 188 of The Safety Doc Podcast published on 09-27-2022. Purchase Dr. Perrodin's Books: School of Errors – Rethinking School Safety in America. www.schooloferrors.com Velocity of Information - Human Thinking During Chaotic Times. www.velocityofinformation.com

Andy Hernandez Salazar, Jr just graduated from EdVenture Charter School in Palm Beach County, an ESE Center High School for students who struggle to make progress in a traditional school setting. We spoke with Andy about his experience at EdVenture Charter School, his desire to help others, and plans for the future. He recently earned a Serv Safe Food Handler certification and plans to attend Palm Beach State College. A straight A student with a 4.0 GPS, Andy voluntarily arrives at school early each morning to assist the kitchen staff with prep and set up and checks in on classmates throughout the day. "I take care of every student like they're part of my family. When he is not at school -- which he calls his second home. When not at school, Andy participates in a bowling league and cares for his many pets. "In the short time that Andy has been at EVCS he has encountered several unfortunate life experiences, including the sudden death of his mother. With all that life has thrown his way, Andy never allowed his negative experiences to derail him. Andy is a bright light at EVCS his resiliency is inspiring," says Barbara Fitz, Executive Director, EVCS. On this episode of Providing Choice, meet Andy https://www.edventurecharter.org/ #CharterGrad #Classof2022

How to create a sustainable acting career with Ray Buffer Ray was born and raised in South Florida where he attended college and majored in musical theater. He began his professional career in the Fine Arts at the age of 13 . He has worked as an actor and vocalist in opera companies, regional Equity theaters, and orchestras. After college, he moved to Central Florida where he held performing contracts as a vocalist and actor for various theaters, theme parks and attractions. Ray also has served as Producer, Director, and/or Musical Director for various stage plays and musicals throughout Florida. Ray relocated to Southern California where he has acted in Films, Television, Commercials, Music Videos, and Voice-Overs. Some of his most recent credits include portraying the Stage Manager "Darrell" on the award-winning HBO Comedy Series "Curb Your Enthusiasm", as well as touring throughout the U.S. as a vocalist with the Mantovani Orchestra. In addition to being an accomplished vocalist and actor, Ray composes music for films, theater and multimedia. Ray is the Director and Co-Executive Producer of "Rats & Bullies" which is his first feature length Documentary Film.Sally Lodge, PR After Ray Buffer (born 1969 as Raymond Ernest Buffer, Jr.,) is an American actor and singer. He was born and raised in Greenacres, Florida, and is the son of Delana (Hawks), a homemaker and housekeeper, and Raymond Ernest Buffer, Sr. A landscaper. His ancestry is European. He was adopted by the Buffer's when he was 29 days old. In 2003 after a long search he found his birth-mother to be Patricia (Levak) Odell. Through his reunion with his birth-mother he has expanded his family to include his maternal relatives. His birth-father's identity is still unknown. Buffer discovered his talent first in music, playing violin at an early age and progressing to other instruments. The theatre became his passion when he reached high school. Buffer attended John I Leonard High School in Lake Worth, Florida where he appeared within theatrical production, performed with jazz choirs, and played instruments (viola, piano, and string bass). Beginning in 1988, he attended Palm Beach State College and Florida Atlantic University earning his BFA in musical theatre. During the 1990's Buffer produced and directed theatre as well as appearing in regional and dinner theater productions. He married writer and actress, Roberta McMillan in 1992, and they divorced in 2009 with no children. In 1999 Buffer moved from Orlando, Florida where he had been working as an actor, in various theaters and theme parks across the country into Huntington Beach, CA. With McMillan, he produced and directed, Rats & Bullies, a documentary film about relational aggression centered on the suicide of Dawn-Marie Wesley following incidents of bullying in Mission, British Columbia - Canada. The film went on to win awards at film festivals and led to a speaking tour of schools and organizations throughout the United States and Canada. In 2004 Buffer began to appear in guest-starring roles on TV and film, including a stint as a Stage Manager on Curb Your Enthusiasm. In 2007, Buffer left a position as general manager of Long Beach Opera to start his own theatre company in San Pedro, CA: The Relevant Stage which produced mostly musical theatre works until 2011. In 2014, Buffer again launched a new theatre company with a business partner, Jonas Sills, called Art-In-Relation. The company was initially based out of Long Beach, CA but also produces works in Los Angeles and Hollywood. Buffer continues to work in television, film, and theatre, but with a deep, resonate and powerful voice, is also a busy concert soloist (bass-baritone) and voice-over artist. He now lives in Long Beach, CA, and is managed by Clayton Music Management (CMM). Jacqueline Stander, of The Stander Group, is his agent.

Kristin Miller is an artist from South Florida. She's also an art professor at Palm Beach State College. Kristin teaches art appreciation, as well as design, illustration, and sculpture. Her own artwork often starts with painting, but then she adds 3D elements. She creates her own papers from natural objects, and sculpts using everyday items like cardboard, wire, and fabric. Her fine artwork creates habitats, investigates spaces of the home and uses natural materials that are layered and hang from or above the piece. Kristin shows her artwork in local galleries, utilizing the space to create site-specific art. Show notes for all of these episodes can be found on my website at https://suzanneredmond.com/my-podcast/list-of-artists/

Hoy en Día a Día, comenzamos conversando con Luis Fleischman, internacionalista y profesor de sociología en Palm Beach State College, sobre el ataque ruso cerca de Polonia: “Deben seguir proveyendo armas y dejar de lado esa retórica que expresa temor, porque cuanto más expresen temor más envalentona a Putin”, opinó. “Pienso que el temor es que Rusia pueda atacar a Polonia por enviar armas o jets. Y si ataca a Polonia, la OTAN se verá obligada a responder”, dijo, y destacó: “Si Ucrania solicita membresía en la OTAN y es aceptada, significa que pasa a ser parte de ese acuerdo defensivo mutuo”. El periodista y jefe de redacción de Caracol Radio, Orlando Villar Forero, conversó con nosotros sobre las elecciones en Colombia: “La izquierda se consolidó de manera importante con la votación por Gustavo Petro… El partido de gobierno, que es la derecha colombiana, perdió casi la mitad de los curules que tenía. Y el Pacto Histórico, la coalición que respalda a Petro, se consolidó como una fuerza importante”, dijo, pero puntualizó: “Si bien se estima que Petro tiene un cupo asegurado para la segunda vuelta, todavía no tiene la victoria consolidada”. Ronna Rísquez, periodista especializada en temas de violencia, crimen organizado, seguridad ciudadana y DD.HH, con conversó con nosotros sobre la orden de la jueza María Alejandra Giménez de capturar a Diosdado Cabello si llega a Argentina: “Diosdado Cabello, Nicolás Maduro, Tareck El Aissami, Padrino López y todos ellos, tienen el mismo riesgo de ser detenidos en caso de que vayan a un país en el que decidan ejecutar el requerimiento del gobierno de EE.UU”, dijo, y destacó: “Cabello no sólo puede ser detenido en Argentina. Puede ser detenido en cualquier país que pise”. Desde Washington nos atendió Maria Sacchetti, reportera de inmigración del Washington Post, quien nos habló sobre la caída en deportaciones de inmigrantes bajo el mandato de Biden: “Bajo Biden, se están enfocando en la gente que tiene antecedentes criminales serios… Si una persona es arrestada por un crimen serio, puede ir a la Corte y un juez de migración le puede quitar su Green Card”, explicó. Con el analista político mexicano, Álvaro Ramírez, conversamos sobre las críticas del presidente López Obrador a la Unión Europea: “Nadie se esperaría que un gobierno legítimo y democrático responda de esta manera… El presidente López Obrador actúa por sí solo. No tiene a una persona fuerte que le pueda aconsejar adecuadamente”, explicó. Ramírez agregó: “Hay un problema de comunicación y entendimiento donde si uno critica al gobierno, automáticamente se toma como una crítica al presidente”. Y para cerrar, el periodista y director de ‘Esta Semana' y ‘Confidencial', Carlos Fernando Chamorro, nos habló sobre los juicios a presos políticos en Nicaragua: “Estas son simulaciones de juicios que se llevan a cabo en la cárcel. Todos estos procesos deberían ser nulos ante una autoridad judicial autónoma… Se están ejecutando órdenes políticas que son actos de venganza del régimen Ortega-Murillo contra más de 40 líderes políticos y cívicos, entre ellos 7 precandidatos presidenciales”, expuso.

Hoy en Día a Día, comenzamos conversando con la periodista de TVV en Madrid, Goizeder Azua, sobre el aumento de la inflación en Europa: “Estamos viviendo unos tiempos bastante críticos. Los estragos de la pandemia están incidiendo en ese gasto público que están haciendo las naciones europeas”, dijo, y explicó: “Los dos puntos más pesados para la Unión Europea en este momento son la inversión en la energía verde y en la digitalización”. El internacionalista y profesor de sociología en Palm Beach State College, Luis Fleischman, nos habló sobre la situación con Ucrania: “Ni las tropas de la OTAN ni las presentes en EE.UU están en condiciones de defender Ucrania en caso de que Rusia invada”, dijo. “Pienso que Putin quiere sacar tajada en la negociación. No me parece que esto conduzca a la guerra… Creo que aquí hay un intento de recuperación de la imagen de Rusia como un gran poder”, agregó Fleischman. Desde Caracas nos atendió Carlos Correa, director de la organización no gubernamental Espacio Público, para hablarnos sobre el caso del periodista Luis Carlos Díaz: “Este caso corresponde al patrón de lo que venimos observando en Venezuela hace varios años: la descalificación en un programa de tv y, luego de ello, se activan recursos para cometer abusos de todo tipo”, dijo, y agregó: “Díaz llevaba casi 3 años sometido a un proceso judicial para el que la propia Fiscalía dijo que no encontró ningún tipo de elemento”. Con el periodista de Nicaragua en el exilio, Gerall Chávez, conversamos sobre la cancelación de permisos de operación de cinco universidades en Nicaragua: “Nicaragua se está convirtiendo en un país donde violan toda libertad de pensamiento… La dictadura de Daniel Ortega quiere controlar hasta el sistema educativo superior con la cancelación de estas universidades privadas”, expresó. Denni Portillo, coordinador de la sección política del periódico La Prensa Gráfica, conversó con nosotros sobre la aprobación de operaciones encubiertas digitales en El Salvador: “Hace tres semanas se confirmó que 35 personas entre periodistas y representantes de la sociedad civil habían sido espiadas mediante el uso del programa Pegasus… Las intervenciones a los teléfonos ocurrieron en fechas en las que el gobierno salvadoreño enfrentaba crisis por casos de corrupción”, dijo, y agregó: “La reforma es clara en la intención de espiar. Pero es ambigua porque está pésimamente redactada”. Y para cerrar, conversamos son el médico oncólogo y jefe adjunto de la división de onco-hematología del Memorial Sloam Kettering Cancer Center, Sergio Giralt, sobre el objetivo de Biden de reducir un 50% la mortalidad del cáncer en 25 años: “Desde el 2016, la mortalidad por cáncer ha bajado un 25%... Hemos hecho grandes avances en lo que se refiere a pesquisa, diagnóstico temprano y tratamiento”, dijo, y explicó: “Creo que dentro de 5 o 10 años va a existir la ‘biopsia líquida'. Quizás no servirá para todos los tipos de cáncer, pero sí para algunos específicos”.

Luis Fleischman, internacionalista y profesor de sociología en Palm Beach State College, habló sobre la advertencia de Rusia a Estados Unidos de mandar tropas a Cuba y Venezuela si continúan las tensiones

My guest today is the Director and Owner of Hyperbarics Orlando, Erika Jordan. Erika is a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer who graduated from Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology in Delray Beach, FL. She is also an Emergency Medical Technician with a degree from Palm Beach State College, a Certified Hyperbaric Technologist with the National Board of Diving and Hyperbaric Medical Technology, and a Certified Hyperbaric Specialist with The American Board of Wound Healing (ABWH). Erika has spent the last 15 years in the industry across the public and private sectors. Her passion for helping/healing patients and her wealth of knowledge was inspiring to witness. It was an absolute honor to meet her and have this conversation. Thanks for checking it out

Ley Nezifort was born and raised in Haiti, he moved to the United States when he was 14 right after the devastating earthquake. Upon entering the states, he finished his primary education at Lake Worth High School, got his A.A at Palm Beach State College and then pursued a degree in Computer Engineering at the University of Central Florida. He was able to land multiple internships opportunities at some of the biggest names in tech such as Dell, and Intel while at UCF. Which ultimately helped him land a full time position at Goldman Sachs as software Engineer. Outside of his career, Ley enjoys discussing topics such as Real Estate investing, personal finance and overall money management, he actually host a show called LajanTalks where he teaches everything finance related to the Haitian community in Haitian Creole. Pa bliye like, subscribe and share with a friend. Support the Show: https://anchor.fm/korem-podcast/support ************************************************************************************************ Follow, Like & Subscribe: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/korempodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/korempodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KoremPodcast ************************************************************************************************* Listen on: Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3aGTEA8 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3q0aAYH Google Podcast: https://rb.gy/ho5kcs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/korem-podcast/support

Hoy en Día a Día, comenzamos conversando con Brian Fincheltub, director de Asuntos Consulares de la embajada de Venezuela en Estados Unidos, acerca del plan de Joe Biden de otorgar el TPS a 320.000 venezolanos: “Este estatus de protección incluye a esas personas que no entraron de manera legal en el país, así como aquellas que han permanecido en EE.UU por tiempo prolongado sin papeles”, comentó, y resaltó que “El precio de todo el trámite del TPS, el permiso de trabajo y los datos biométricos, va a tener un costo de $545”. Luis Fleischman, profesor de Sociología de la Palm Beach State College, conversó con nosotros sobre la reevaluación que realizará Joe Biden a las políticas para defender la igualdad de género: “El tema de las órdenes ejecutivas por las cuales Biden elimina todos los cambios que se hicieron en la época de Trump”, dijo. Fleischman destacó que “La igualdad a la mujer es uno de los principales temas por los cuales Biden corrió en su campaña… Está determinado a otorgar más oportunidades a aquellos sectores que han sido históricamente discriminados”. Acerca del juicio sobre el caso de Rufo Chacón, quien fue herido a quemarropa en una manifestación para exigir gas doméstico en 2019, conversamos con su madre, Adriana Parada: “Nos presentamos ayer y nos dijeron que no podíamos decir nada de lo que pasara de las puertas hacia adentro”, dijo, y expresó: “Esos dos funcionarios deben ser expulsados… Y lo que hacen es decir que no han hecho nada, pero a la vista está lo que le hicieron a mi hijo, quien todavía tiene 47 perdigones en su rostro”. Parada afirmó: “Mi hijo no tiene ojos y destruyeron su vida. Sé que en este país no hay justicia, pero yo voy a lograr que se haga esa justicia”. Desde Nueva York nos atendió la periodista de la Voz de América, Celia Mendoza, con quien abordamos el tema del juicio contra Geovanny Fuentes Ramírez: “Ramírez tiene relación, según la Fiscalía, con el narcotraficante Tony Hernández y con el actual presidente de EE.UU, quien se nombra como conspirador”, explicó. La periodista puntualizó que “Es difícil que Ramírez logre encontrar la posibilidad de ser inocente frente al jurado, y tendría un mínimo de 40 años tras las rejas”. También nos atendió la periodista y jefe en la Unidad Investigativa de El Tiempo, Martha Elvira Soto, con quien hablamos sobre el caso de Álex Saab: “Agentes en Cabo Verde dicen que la decisión de mantener a Saab aislado tiene que ver con que ya se avecina una decisión final con respecto a su extradición… El 11 de marzo deben tener una decisión”, contó. Y para cerrar, conversamos con el periodista Enrique Serbeto sobre el retiro de la inmunidad parlamentaria al eurodiputado Carles Puigdemont: “Esa pérdida viene porque se dice que los hechos que se le reprochan sucedieron antes de que se convirtiera en miembro del Parlamento”, explicó, y destacó que “El Partido Socialista ha votado a favor de retirar la inmunidad a Puigdemont, y Unidas Podemos en contra”.

This podcast episode was originally recorded for "Mormon Sex Info" Podcast. It's now being refurbished for your enjoyment here at the "Healing Sols Podcast." For more from Natasha Helfer, LCMFT, CST, CSTS, please visit https://www.natashahelfer.com. Natasha Helfer Parker interviews Richard and Lawrence Siegel, in the continuing discussion of why the framing of sexual issues as addiction is problematic. What are the neurological/medical explanations currently taking place within the sexual field? What are the diagnostic implications? What is the research that has been happening for the last 20 years on these issues? Is research interpreted and applied correctly? What do many of the terms being thrown around even mean? And can evidence-based/peer-reviewed research truly be found to support the addiction model for treating sexual problems? What happens when we look at our sexual behavior from the lens of it being broken, and even diseased? How does this affect such things as personal and relational trust? What are some of the issues that we should be talking or concerned about when it comes to sexual functioning? How should we treat and address sexual problems if we are not going to use an addiction model? Richard and Lawrence Siegel will be presenting at the University of Utah on April 22, 2016 for a training hosted by the Mormon Mental Health Association called: Challenging the Sex Addiction Model (meant for mental health practitioners but offering a rate for the general public). The Siegels often refer to the position the MMHA recently took sharing their concerns for the high frequency of sex addiction treatment being used to treat either unwanted sexual behavior (usually due to religious values) or sexual dysfunction within the Mormon population: Position on “Sex/Porn Addiction.” Richard M. Siegel, LMHC, CST is a Florida-licensed Mental Health Counselor, Director of the Modern Sex Therapy Institutes, a Florida Board Certified Sex Therapist and Qualified Supervisor, and an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Supervisor of Sex Therapy, and Provider of Continuing Education. He has a rich experiential background, including over 20 years as a sexuality educator and fifteen years in private sex therapy practice. In addition to his private practice in Boca Raton, Florida, Mr. Siegel is an adjunct faculty member at Palm Beach State College and enjoys a national reputation as a respected trainer, supervisor and conference presenter. Lawrence Siegel, MA, CSE is a Clinical Sexologist and sexuality education consultant. He is the founder and serves on the Board of Directors of Sage Institute for Family Development, a non-profit training and counseling center in Florida. Larry sits on the faculties of several colleges, universities and training institutions, and is nationally recognized as a leader in the fields of sexuality, sexual development, sexual pharmacology, and medical sexology. Links to resources that are covered during the podcast: Eli Coleman of the University of Minnesota Everything You Think You Know About Addiction is Wrong: TED Talk by Johann Hari Mormon Sex Info Episode 4: From Sex Addiction to Sex Positivity featuring Joe Kort Marty Klein author of Sexual Intelligence, America's War on Sex and more Douglas Braun-Harvey author of Sexual Health in Recovery Raven James author of Sexuality and Addiction: Making Connections, Enhancing Recovery Russell Stambaugh, author of the blog: The Elephant in the Hot Tub: Kink in Context

LaRocca talks about an announcement coming on Monday regarding a vote of no confidence against the current President of Palm Beach State College, Ava Parker.

Pres. Parker reacts to word of a no-confidence vote against her by the union that represents professors at the college.

El presidente Donald Trump no ha aceptado los resultados de las elecciones del pasado 3 de noviembre y ha solicitado el recuento de votos en varios estados que han sido los más polémicos, entre los que destacan, Pensilvania, Georgia, Michigan, entre otros, alegando fraude, sin mayores pruebas o fundamentos. El proceso de transición se encuentra en un estado precario, en medio de potenciales batallas judiciales y enfrentamientos internos, mientras la pandemia sigue avanzando y ya ha dejado más de 240 mil muertos. El Secretario de Estado, Mike Pompeo, se une a la negativa del presidente Trump a aceptar los resultados y ha realizado unas declaraciones delicadas, afirmando que habrá “una transición pacífica a un segundo mandato de Donald Trump”. Mientras tanto, Joe Biden sigue ignorando la posición de Trump de no aceptar el resultado de las elecciones y avanza en el proceso de transición. ¿Qué puede pasar de aquí en adelante en los Estados Unidos? ¿Se dará pacíficamente el proceso de transición? César Miguel Rondón analiza el tema junto al analista político Hernán Molina, @HernanMolinaTV, el periodista Rafael Mathus Ruiz, @rmathus, corresponsal del diario La Nación y el sociólogo Luis Fleischman, @LuisFleischman, Profesor de sociología en Palm Beach State College. #EEUU #Election2020 #Trump #Biden #Transicion #Democracia #Demócratas #Republicanos --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincodigo/message

His teaching career spans nearly 40 years and includes instruction in English, speech and drama, theater arts, and speech communications. Since his retirement in 2016, Dr. Sennett stays busy writing, speaking, serving on the boards of several non-profits, and offering encouragement and expertise to those in need.  HERB'S BACKGROUND AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEProfessional StandingAuthor and public speaker living in South Florida, USARetired college professor of theatrical and communication arts.​Former screenwriting teacher and filmmakerRetired army reserves chaplain (rank of Lieutenant Colonel).Active member of Toastmasters International, The Military Officers Association of America, and The American Legion.Educational BackgroundDoctor of Philosophy, Louisiana State University (Major: Theater; Minor: Speech)Doctor of Ministry, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Major: Christian Ministry)Master of Fine Arts, Florida Atlantic University, (Major: Acting and Directing)Master of Divinity, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Major: Christian Ministry)Master of Arts, University of Memphis (Major: Speech and Oral Interpretation)Bachelor of Science in Education, Arkansas State University (Major: Speech Education)Previous ExperienceAdjunct Professor, Palm Beach State College, Lake Worth, FL (2003-2016)Adjunct Professor, Broward College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL (2004-2016)Screenwriting teacher, Miami and Palm Beach Film Schools (2004-2011)Chaplain, U.S. Army Reserves (1983-2004) retired at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.Associate Professor, Southeastern University, Lakeland, FL (2001-2003)Associate Prof. and Dept. Coordinator, Louisiana College, Pineville, LA (1996-2001)Assistant Prof. and Dept. Chair, Palm Beach Atlantic University, WPB, FL (1985-1996)Senior Pastor, Trinity Baptist Church, Searcy, Arkansas (1983-1985)Founding Pastor, Dublin Baptist Church, Dublin, Ohio (1979-1983)Instructor of Theater, Jefferson Community College, Louisville, Kentucky (1978-1979)English and Speech Teacher, Augusta High School, Augusta, Arkansas (1973-1977)Infantry Officer, U.S. Army Reserves (1968-1976) - Two years active duty (1968-1970) and decorated combat veteran of the Vietnam War.

Today, I am joined by three individuals involved in improving the mental health services and supports for youth and young adults living in Broward County, Florida. Tiffany Lawrence, Latrice Richards, and Crysta Snyder. They are working under the umbrella of the One Community Partnership 3 System of Care Grant and Broward Behavioral Health Care Coalition.   Tiffany Lawrence, LMFTTiffany is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Florida who has been working in the behavioral health field for 7 years. She works at Broward Behavioral Health Coalition as the Project Director for Broward County's One Community Partnership 3 System of Care SAMHSA grant. Her expertise is in assisting communities to develop programs that promote success for transition-age youth with behavioral health needs. Tiffany values an integration of traditional and non-traditional methods in her work to help others. She is a certified Regional Transition to Independence Process (TIP) model trainer and fidelity reviewer as well as an Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Supported Employment trainer and fidelity reviewer. South Florida Wellness Network: South Florida Wellness Network (SFWN) is a recovery-focused support network run and driven by youth, adults, and family peers. We are a community of individuals who have been strengthened by our lived experiences with behavioral, emotional, mental health, trauma, and/or substance use. Our shared experience united and empowers us to help others discover their unique path to recovery. The peers go into jails, treatment centers, mental health receiving centers, Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC), and the child welfare system to provide peer support and outreach to adults and children. Crysta Snyder, CRPS is a Certified Recovery Peer Specialist at South Florida Wellness Network and identifies as a person in recovery. She has been providing direct services for the last four years utilizing the TIP Model in the community. Crysta hopes to share her experience as a young person serving young people and her perspectives on youth culture. She currently attends Palm Beach State College majoring in Social Work and enjoys fine cuisine and cross-fit in her spare time. Latrice Richards, LPC-S, CLC is the System of Care Clinical Integration Coordinator for the One Community Partnership 3 (OCP3) grant program at Broward Behavioral Health Coalition. OCP3 is a community grant program funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration in partnership with Broward County. In this episode, we talk about the innovative social marketing campaign called, Unmask Your Feelings. How their team is helping youth and young adults learn to express their feelings through masks. Especially during this time of Pandemic, where wearing a mask is a must. What You'll Learn The implications of wearing a mask to one's mental health, especially the youth and young adults. What the social marketing campaign Unmask your feelings is all about.  Helpful tips on how to look after your mental health during these difficult times. And much more! Favorite Quote “I want us to relay a message of hope behind these masks. Sometimes we can feel alone. Some people don't even want to wear them. Some mental health conditions are exasperated by putting on these masks, I've seen people who struggled to breathe behind them as they got anxiety behind their masks. So I wanted to say you have this mask on, but we understand what you're feeling, you're not alone.” - Tiffany Lawrence  This episode is sponsored by: In 2011, the State of Florida's Department of Children and Families designated the Broward Behavioral Health Coalition, Inc. (BBHC) as Broward's local Managing Entity. BBHC is responsible for the contracting, monitoring, clinical quality oversight and performance improvement of the DCF/State funded behavioral health services. BBHC provides a comprehensive system of care for substance use, mental...

In this episode, Dr. McElderry is joined by Cleveland Robinson, LPC Mr. Robinson is a licensed therapist who has been working with families and at-risk youth throughout the country to assist in strengthening bonds and improving communication. He has become a leading advocate for mental wellness within African American and minority communities. Mr. Robinson provides workshops and has become a sought after speaker in the topic of African American Mental Health and Male empowerment. He has presented at The University of Florida, The University of New Mexico, The Martin Luther King Commission, Brewton Parker College, Palm Beach State College and various other organizations throughout the country. To add, Mr. Robinson is the Founder and CEO of Robinson House Behavioral Health in Lancaster, Texas. Through Robinson House Behavioral Health, he serves clients with various mental health diagnosis of all ages with a special emphasis on African American male adolescents. These services include individual counseling, family therapy, assessments and post dating stress symptoms.” He specializes in fighting depression, anxiety, stress, anger, and even grief without losing your life or your mind in the process. Through his story and various processes/methods he strives to help his clients live out their best possible lives. He is currently hosting a mens support group called MENTALITY every month to allow black men a safe space to express their emotions to ignite growth and change. Connect with Cleveland https://melanintherapy.com/cleveland-robinson-lpc/ email: cleveland@incrhouse.com LOOKING FOR FURTHER SUPPORT? Free 20 min Discovery Call New LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP: Click here Free Purpose to Profit Masterclass Click here Enroll in our new TRANSCEND program for 2020 Want to start your own podcast? Podcast Launchpad Book my GIGS (podcasts, clients, speaking engagements): GET BOOKED program Join our FREE SHIFT Mentorship Connect group! Book to Speak: BOOK NOW Pre order MY BOOK: PREORDER NOW Morning Ritual Course: ENROLL TODAY LEAVE US A RATING AND REVIEW IF YOU ENJOYED, WE WOULD LOVE IF YOU SUPPORTED THE MOVEMENT TO GROW Follow us on social IG: @evolveupodcast FB: https://www.facebook.com/evolveupodcast/?ref=bookmarks email: hello@bryanmcelderry.com www.bryanmcelderry.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evolveupodcast/support

Anthony J. Davis, Sr. was born and raised in Boynton Beach, FL. He moved to Orlando in 2007 after receiving his Associates Degree in Accounting from Palm Beach State College. In 2008, Anthony graduated from the University of Central Florida (UCF) and was named the NCAA Male National Scholar-Athlete of the Year! It was at UCF where he discovered his purpose and began to pursue his passion for youth and young adults. His goal is to develop youth all over the world so they can become productive, responsible and caring citizens. ​ Anthony's journey has enabled him to utilize his own triumphs and challenges as a guide to assist young men and women in reaching their ultimate potential. Anthony has overcome countless personal, professional, and spiritual hurdles. His testimony, including living a homeless shelter, not learning how to read until the eleventh grade, and watching his college teammate die in his arms.   Using those life experiences as his platform, Anthony uses his emotional scars as inspiration to move and enable others to grow and heal. Over time, Anthony has achieved and continues to maintain a reputation built on honesty, integrity, and professionalism. His background in youth development magnifies his credibility as his resume justifies itself with real evidence. As an advocate for youth and young adults, Anthony has multiple certificates, more than ten years of professional experience in youth development and nonprofit leadership. Indeed, even with the majority of the numerous schools and organizations that Anthony has worked with, he continues to maintain healthy relationships between students, families, and K-12 and colleges/universities.       As a world-renowned speaker and life coach, he addresses the keys to helping students and young professionals to overcome obstacles, creating change, and discovering their purpose in life. He has taken the world by storm, with his powerful, and high-energy messages. His words continue to impact the lives of over 100,000  people worldwide! ​ So, let Anthony empower your guests at your next event!  ​   Lost & Found Program www.versatilesuccess.com/lost-found

info@podcastone.comb99d29e1-24e5-45eb-b119-d74cfd1f3e44Thu, 16 Jan 2020 22:00:00 PST00:09:44The South Florida Sunday Podcast

Thank you for listening to Mormon Sex Info. This episode is an archived episode and is only now becoming publicly available. Mormon Sex Info relies on contributions. To contribute, please visit: mormonsex.info Please enjoy the episode. Natasha Helfer Parker interviews Richard and Lawrence Siegel, in the continuing discussion of why the framing of sexual issues as addiction is problematic. What are the neurological/medical explanations currently taking place within the sexual field? What are the diagnostic implications? What is the research that has been happening for the last 20 years on these issues? Is research interpreted and applied correctly? What do many of the terms being thrown around even mean? And can evidence-based/peer-reviewed research truly be found to support the addiction model for treating sexual problems? What happens when we look at our sexual behavior from the lens of it being broken, and even diseased? How does this affect such things as personal and relational trust? What are some of the issues that we should be talking or concerned about when it comes to sexual functioning? How should we treat and address sexual problems if we are not going to use an addiction model?   Richard and Lawrence Siegel will be presenting at the University of Utah on April 22, 2016 for a training hosted by the Mormon Mental Health Association called: Challenging the Sex Addiction Model (meant for mental health practitioners but offering a rate for the general public).   The Siegels often refer to the position the MMHA recently took sharing their concerns for the high frequency of sex addiction treatment being used to treat either unwanted sexual behavior (usually due to religious values) or sexual dysfunction within the Mormon population: Position on "Sex/Porn Addiction."   Richard M. Siegel, LMHC, CST is a Florida-licensed Mental Health Counselor, Director of the Modern Sex Therapy Institutes, a Florida Board Certified Sex Therapist and Qualified Supervisor, and an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Supervisor of Sex Therapy, and Provider of Continuing Education. He has a rich experiential background, including over 20 years as a sexuality educator and fifteen years in private sex therapy practice. In addition to his private practice in Boca Raton, Florida, Mr. Siegel is an adjunct faculty member at Palm Beach State College and enjoys a national reputation as a respected trainer, supervisor and conference presenter.   Lawrence Siegel, MA, CSE Lawrence Siegel, MA is a Clinical Sexologist and sexuality education consultant. He is the founder and serves on the Board of Directors of Sage Institute for Family Development, a non-profit training and counseling center in Florida. Larry sits on the faculties of several colleges, universities and training institutions, and is nationally recognized as a leader in the fields of sexuality, sexual development, sexual pharmacology, and medical sexology.   Links to resources that are covered during the podcast:   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Coleman Eli Coleman of the University of Minnesota Everything You Think You Know About Addiction is Wrong: TED Talk by Johann Hari Mormon Sex Info Episode 4: From Sex Addiction to Sex Positivity featuring Joe Kort Marty Klein author of https://www.martyklein.com/products-page/ Sexual Intelligence, America's War on Sex and more Douglas Braun-Harvey author of Sexual Health in Recovery https://www.amazon.com/Sexuality-Addiction-Connections-Enhancing-Recovery/dp/0313396353/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1459149033&sr=8-1&keywords=sexuality+and+addiction Raven James author of Sexuality and Addiction: Making Connections, Enhancing Recovery Russell Stambaugh, author of the blog: https://elephantinthehottub.blogspot.com Elephant in the Hot Tub: Kink in Context  

Bestselling author James Patterson sits down with People of Palm Beach host Suzanne Boyd during the STEAM luncheon for Palm Beach State College Foundation. He reveals the big project he's working on with the state of Florida, what he still wants to do in his life and how he avoids writer's block. Listen in... Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Host: Suzanne Boyd Producer: Jaime ("Jemmy") Legagneur, Chief Enthusiasm Officer Title Sponsor: Palm Beach State College Foundation Featured Photo Credit: Palm Beach State College Foundation Guest: James Patterson Intro Bumper Voice Talent: Jason Pennington of The KVJ Show Follow People of Palm Beach on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Additional Support Provided by: Listeners Like You!! Partner with FPN: Become the Voice of YOUR Town!! From sponsoring episode segments through creating and growing your own branded show, we have the solution to promote you while we promote Florida! We are currently boarding shows to build out our network. And, you don’t want to miss ANY of the new hosts and podcasts were have joining us. Search for and subscribe to “Florida Podcast Network” on iTunes and all your favorite podcast players to get more of this and ALL our shows. Have a suggestion for the Network? Join us in the FPN Insiders group on Facebook and let us know!    FPN:  Check out the other shows on the Florida Podcast Network

Bestselling author James Patterson sits down with People of Palm Beach host Suzanne Boyd during the STEAM luncheon for Palm Beach State College Foundation. He reveals the big project he's working on with the state of Florida, what he still wants to do in his life and how he avoids writer's block. Listen in... Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Host: Suzanne Boyd Producer: Jaime ("Jemmy") Legagneur, Chief Enthusiasm Officer Title Sponsor: Palm Beach State College Foundation Featured Photo Credit: Palm Beach State College Foundation Guest: James Patterson Intro Bumper Voice Talent: Jason Pennington of The KVJ Show Follow People of Palm Beach on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Additional Support Provided by: Listeners Like You!! Partner with FPN: Become the Voice of YOUR Town!! From sponsoring episode segments through creating and growing your own branded show, we have the solution to promote you while we promote Florida! We are currently boarding shows to build out our network. And, you don’t want to miss ANY of the new hosts and podcasts were have joining us. Search for and subscribe to “Florida Podcast Network” on iTunes and all your favorite podcast players to get more of this and ALL our shows. Have a suggestion for the Network? Join us in the FPN Insiders group on Facebook and let us know!    FPN:  Check out the other shows on the Florida Podcast Network

Cleveland Robinson is artist, entrepreneur and global mental health advocate who has been working with families and at-risk youth throughout the country to assist in strengthening bonds and improving communication. He has become a leading advocate for mental wellness within African American and minority communities. Mr. Robinson provides workshops and has become a sought after speaker in the topic of African American Mental Health and Male empowerment. He has presented at The University of Florida, The University of New Mexico, The Martin Luther King Commission, Brewton Parker College, Palm Beach State College and various other organizations throughout the country. To add, Mr. Robinson is the Founder and CEO of Robinson House Behavioral Health in Lancaster, Texas. Through Robinson House Behavioral Health, he serves clients with various mental health diagnosis of all ages with a special emphasis on African American male adolescents. These services include individual counseling, family therapy, assessments and post dating stress symptoms."

Judy Bendit was born and raised in a dental office with over 45 years of experience in dentistry.  She is a speaker, author, and clinician. She is faculty at Temple University School of Dentistry, Alumni board member at The University of Pennsylvania Dental School, President of the University of Pennsylvania Dental Hygiene Alumni and advisory board member at Palm Beach State College. She is a member of the CAMBRA coalition, American Academy of Cariology, & American Academy of Pediatrics- Section on Oral Health.  Longstanding member of ADHA and Distinguished Academy member of the Pennsylvania Dental Hygiene Association. Listed in Dentistry Today as a top speaker for over 10 years. She is also a volunteer clinician home and abroad.

Dr. Brent Schillinger is a board certified dermatologist who has been practicing in Palm Beach County, Florida since 1983. He received his MD degree at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York.   Dr. Schillinger offers a full complement of medical, and surgical options for diseases of the skin, hair and nails.  He also handles an array of cosmetic concerns.  Dr. Schillinger emphasizes an approach he refers to as KEEP IT SIMPLE Dermatology.   In today’s high tech world often the basic simple approach will work best so our patients are presented all the options, but with an emphasis on keeping things smooth and easy and economical. Dr. Schillinger is past president of the Palm Beach County Medical Society, a founding member and past president of the Palm Beach County Medical Society Services Foundation.  He has served on the Board of Governors of the Florida Medical Association, where he chaired the Council of Ethical and Judicial Affairs. Dr. Schillinger is a clinical assistant professor at Nova Southeastern University College of Medicine and the Palm Beach Consortium for Graduate Medical Education at JFK North Hospital in West Palm Beach.  He represents the medical community serving on the Ethics Partnership Council of he Center For Applied Ethics at Palm Beach State College in Lake Worth where he is also involved in medical ethics education. Dr. Schillinger organizes and participates in various international volunteer medical outreach programs.  He has spent time working in many developing nations including Colombia, Peru, Cuba, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas, and India.  He is the recipient of the 2013 Physician Hero in Medicine Award, and the 2016 Excellence in Medicine Award, both from the Palm Beach County Medical Society.

Ann Marie Sorrell is the President and CEO of The Mosaic Group, a full service marketing, public relations and event management firm. Under Ann Marie’s leadership, The Mosaic Group have obtain contracts with many organizations including state agencies Florida Department of Environmental Protection, South Florida Water Management District, nonprofits like Big Brothers Big Sisters, and corporate companies AECOM. Ann Marie received a BS degree in Healthcare Management from Florida A& M University and a MBA from Nova Southeastern University.  She is an adjunct professor at Palm Beach State College where she teaches Principles of Business, Small Business Management and Human Relations.  In addition to a multitude of other awards, Ann Marie recently received the 2013 Caribbean American Community Change Maker Award. In 2010, she received the South Florida Business Leader Women Extraordinaire Award and was recognized by Success South Florida Magazine as one of the Top Leaders under 40. Ann Marie was also a 2007 Athena Award Finalist.

Ann Marie Sorrell is the President and CEO of The Mosaic Group, a full service marketing, public relations and event management firm. Under Ann Marie’s leadership, The Mosaic Group have obtain contracts with many organizations including state agencies Florida Department of Environmental Protection, South Florida Water Management District, nonprofits like Big Brothers Big Sisters, and corporate companies AECOM. Ann Marie received a BS degree in Healthcare Management from Florida A& M University and a MBA from Nova Southeastern University.  She is an adjunct professor at Palm Beach State College where she teaches Principles of Business, Small Business Management and Human Relations.  Ann Marie currently serves as a Board Member for the Paragon Foundation, Pace Center for Girls and the Black Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County. She also serves as the Chair for the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. She has held several leadership positions as a volunteer including the Urban League of Palm Beach County, Co-Chaired several committees with the Black Chamber of Commerce, Board Member and Secretary for Girls II Women for nine years, Committee Co-Chair for the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Junior Executive Membership Program and EWPB Membership Committee, and member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Ann Marie also volunteers her time speaking to students & building positive relationships, career development and entrepreneurship throughout Palm Beach County through programs like the Urban League Youth Programs, The Girls Leadership Institute, and Turning Point Academy. Ann Marie recently received the 2013 Caribbean American Community Change Maker Award. In 2010, she received the South Florida Business Leader Women Extraordinaire Award and was recognized by Success South Florida Magazine as one of the Top Leaders under 40. Ann Marie was also a 2007 Athena Award Finalist. http://nabwic.org/

Born in Annapolis, MD, Kimberly was singing at a very young age. Her mother and father were both talented musicians so you can guess where her talents come from. At the age of 10, Kimberly and her mother moved to Ft. Myers, FL. A year later, they moved to Jupiter, Fl where Kimberly lived for 11 years. Here she became involved in the music scene. At the age of 13 she started working with the local Radio Disney and Oz Records. Shortly after, Kimberly started singing the National Anthem for Roger Dean Stadium and stayed with them for 8 long years. In 2008, she graduated from Jupiter High School and pursued her Associates Degree at Palm Beach State College. After she graduated in 2011, she continued to the University of Florida to pursue her Bachelors Degree. In 2013, she graduated and moved to Nashville, TN to pursue her dream of music. She is currently singing and songwriting in the Jupiter, Fl area. On some occasions she has been fortune enough to be featured with a local band The Helmsmen. They even featured her on their web series, Helm House Live where she was able to perform one of her originals as well as a cover and talk about what shes been up to. On December 18th she released her first single "Mama's Old Junk Drawer" which can be purchased on iTunes, Amazon MP3, as well as heard on Pandora, Spotify, and Reverbnation. She hopes to release an EP including her recently released acoustic demos of “Andreas Song” and “Kissing Me With His Eyes” which can be found on her Soundcloud.

Stand Down House, owned & operated by Faith*Hope*Love*Charity, Inc. (FHLC, Inc.), helps male veterans who are struggling due to mental / physical wounds & illness, addictions, homelessness and/or other issues regain their lives through a multi tiered program, transitional living, & collaborative efforts. FHLC, Inc. addresses the needs & unseen wounds of our veterans & military members. Roy J. Foster Executive Director & Co-Founder for Standown House & Ross Fallacaro. Ross is a graduate of Stand Down House and served as a Case Manger for both Stand Down House and the First Stop Veterans' Resource Center. Ross is presently attending Florida Atlantic University, after graduating from Palm Beach State College with Honors. Ross served in Iraq.

Export Marketing is key to expanding your business potential. Today, Debbie Lanford at the Florida SBDC at Palm Beach State College joins us to discuss the steps to creating an export marketing plan and how the Florida SBDC Network can help you along the way.

Shantay is an expert in personnel management and organizational development.  She has extensive experience in human resources and strategic organizational improvement, along with a highly successful track record through her career creating and implementing learning and development solutions. As Principal Consultant, Dr. Bolton is responsible for partnering with client's to implement change initiatives; provide subject matter expertise and thought leadership in consultation with strategic business partners; and coaching project leaders internally and externally on HR and organization development tools, techniques and approaches. The scope of responsibilities include personnel management, training & development, project management and technology implementation. Shantay has facilitated leadership development, talent management trainings and supported Six Sigma projects through organizational development strategies as an internal consultant for BASF (formerly Engelhard), O'Neal Steel, MailSouth and Teledyne.  As an external consultant, Dr. Bolton has delivered or supervised technical training and project management for Harris Corporation; City of Hickory, NC; City of Montgomery, AL; Spaulding County, GA; Jackson Electric Membership Corporation and The Institute of Organizational Development. She has taught courses on cultural diversity, psychology/human development, interpersonal and workplace communication at DeVry University, Palm Beach State College and Argosy University.

Ann Marie Sorrell is the President and CEO of The Mosaic Group, a full service marketing, public relations and event management firm. Under Ann Marie's leadership, The Mosaic Group have obtain contracts with many organizations including state agencies Florida Department of Environmental Protection, South Florida Water Management District, nonprofits like Big Brothers Big Sisters, and corporate companies AECOM. Ann Marie received a BS degree in Healthcare Management from Florida A& M University and a MBA from Nova Southeastern University.  She is an adjunct professor at Palm Beach State College where she teaches Principles of Business, Small Business Management and Human Relations.  Ann Marie currently serves as a Board Member for the Paragon Foundation, Pace Center for Girls and the Black Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County. She also serves as the Chair for the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. She has held several leadership positions as a volunteer including the Urban League of Palm Beach County, Co-Chaired several committees with the Black Chamber of Commerce, Board Member and Secretary for Girls II Women for nine years, Committee Co-Chair for the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Junior Executive Membership Program and EWPB Membership Committee, and member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Ann Marie also volunteers her time speaking to students & building positive relationships, career development and entrepreneurship throughout Palm Beach County through programs like the Urban League Youth Programs, The Girls Leadership Institute, and Turning Point Academy. Ann Marie recently received the 2013 Caribbean American Community Change Maker Award. In 2010, she received the South Florida Business Leader Women Extraordinaire Award and was recognized by Success South Florida Magazine as one of the Top Leaders under 40. Ann Marie was also a 2007 Athena Award Finalist. http://nabwic.org/

Hello everyone, I am back this week for episode 17 of Within the Trenches. This is the last of a series of episodes that were recorded at the Mini-C conference in Boca Raton Florida. In this episode I sat down with four of Palm Beach State College 9-1-1 Dispatch Academy's finest. The conversation I had with Lisa, Myrnett, Wayne and Kimberly was excellent and refreshing. Their insight and experience going through the academy brought me back to when I first started. My beginning wasn't as elaborate but it definitely brought me back. Thank you very much for sitting with me and sharing your experience. I have dubbed you the Fearless Four. Good luck on your finals and I know you will do great things. I want to thank Tom of the Cool Kids of 9-1-1 for inviting Within the Trenches to be part of this and everyone involved in the Mini-C conference and those who were guests on the show. On behalf of Whitney and I, we appreciate it more than you know. If you would like to know more about the Palm Beach State College 9-1-1 Dispatch Academy you can follow the link below. As always you can email the show at thejcast@thejabberlog.com and make sure to like us on Facebook! Palm Beach State College 9-1-1 Dispatch Academy | Web Episode topics Why each one of them wanted to get into dispatching Their experience in the academy Calls they have listened to The recent Bakersfield California call controversy Their message to anyone thinking of getting into dispatching

Kereakos has 25 years of successful business ownership ...have helped some of the nations leading Fortune 500 companies like Exxon,Mobil,Conoco, Phillipps, CircleK, business and medical professionals as well as small family owned businesses of all types. My business is helping entrepreneures and business owners acheive success...Also a SCORE volunteer.. Kristy K. Taylor is a full time Health Science Professor , author, and founder of Kid Medic, L.L.C.  She has over five years of teaching experience in the field of health science education, and she spent two years as an elementary school teacher in Brackettville, TX.  Prior to becoming an elementary school teacher and accepting her current position at Palm Beach State College in Florida, she spent six years on active duty in the U.S. Air Force as a Healthcare Administrator and teacher for the Community College of the Air Force. in the past, Kristy has worked with students by providing them with career exploration tools and resume help.  She is also currently working on her Career Coaching Certification through the Professional Association of Career Coaches and Resume Writers.