Ontario's College of Psychologists selects Jordan Peterson’s 're-education coach' Peterson earlier anticipated a brief discussion with the College months ago. “All they really want is one two-hour session, which will not involve any ‘social media’ training,” he writes. https://www.rebelnews.com/ontario_college_selects_jordan_peterson_s_re_education_coach

Largest ever Michigan VEX Robotics State Championship arrives at MSU | MSUToday The Michigan VEX Robotics State Championship will become the largest ever hosted at MSU when 80 teams arrive at Jenison Field House on Sunday, Feb. 23. Around 500 of the state’s best young robotic minds will compete in two divisions during the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tournament. Opening ceremonies begin at 9:15 a.m. The event is free and open to the public. Drew Kim, assistant to the dean for recruitment, scholarship and K-12 outreach in the MSU College of Engineering, said this year’s total of 80 high school teams is up from 72 last year. Teams are from all over Michigan’s lower peninsula. Championship games for middle school teams are at Monroe Community College. Visit:-https://vexrobotics.ai/largest-ever-michigan-vex-robotics-state-championship-arrives-at-msu-msutoday/ #VEXRobotics #RoboticsCompetition #RobotGames #InnovationInAction #RoboticsCompetition #STEMEducation #VEXStateChampionship

MSU hosts Michigan VEX Robotics State Championships | MSUToday Michigan State University will host the VEX Robotics State Championships from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 24 at Jenison Field House. Around 500 of the state’s top youth robotic minds will compete in two divisions during the tournament, with opening ceremonies beginning at 9:15 a.m. The event is free and open to the public. Drew Kim, assistant to the dean for recruitment, scholarship and K-12 outreach in the MSU College of Engineering, said this year’s competition will challenge 72 high school teams from all over Michigan’s lower peninsula. Championship games for middle school teams are at Monroe Community College this year. Visit For More:- https://vexrobotics.ai/msu-hosts-michigan-vex-robotics-state-championships-msutoday/ #VEXRobotics #STEMEducation #RoboticsCompetition #SpartanInnovation #VEXCompetition #Technology #WomenInSTEM

We are a couple days away from the Arrowleaf Balsamroot Advanced Foraging Workshop on Saturday. Registration closed for this one back on May 3rd. The next Advanced Foraging Workshop is June 28th, and will cover making yummy foods with the flower buds of Canada Thistle, and the leaf ribs of Scotch Thistle. Right now, early registrants for the Thistle workshop are in Vernon. As I do not know the trails around Vernon very well, I am open to anyone telling me where they've seen both canada Thistle and Scotch or Bull Thistle on public-use land. Foraging has exploded this year. We are seeing evidence of other foragers, so for those reading this who also forage, remember the 5% rule! Never take more than 5% of any given patch so that animals and people coming behind you can avail themselves of the abundance too. The textbook-writing idea is slowly taking shape. I've come to the conclusion that we are not traditional herbalists, we are phytotherapeutic herbalists! As I start writing my textbook dig up research to confirm what I want to say and verify or add to it, discovering why colleges teach backward herbalism, labelling it as Traditional, is a slap in the face and explains why so many believers are so wary of anyone who claims to be a Christian AND claims to be a herbalist or healer. My textbook will teach a version of Western Herbalism I am terming: The Phytotherapeutic Herbalist! The working title for the book is A Christian Perspective on Western Herbalism. If you know people who would like to be kept in the loop about this book, tell them to register for this newsletter. They can visit the site to do that, or you can forward my newsletter emails to them and they can respond asking to register for the newsletter. https://naturalhealthgodsway.ca/2025/05/15/foraging-escapades-writing-and-workshops/

St. Louis to host Vex Robotics competition in 2026, 2027 ST. LOUIS — Downtown will host an international student robotics convention beginning next year, an event officials said will draw thousands of visitors to the region. The Vex Robotics World Championship hosts students in grades 4-12 and college, and aims to foster an interest in STEM, or science, technology, engineering and mathematics, careers. America’s Center will host the competition in 2026 and 2027. Officials with Explore St. Louis, the tourism board, which operates the convention center, estimate the event will generate more than $32 million in economic impact. https://vexrobotics.ai/st-louis-to-host-vex-robotics-competition-in-2026-2027/ #VEXRobotics #RoboticsChampionship #VEXRoboticsWorldChampionship #STLHostsVEX #CodingTheFuture

He admitted what millions of Americans are starting to feel: college isn’t preparing young people for the real world anymore, and the student debt crisis is heading straight for a reckoning. It’s a personal subject for Zuckerberg, who famously dropped out of Harvard to build Facebook, and now sees the system he left behind collapsing under its own weight. https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/mark-zuckerberg-warns-reckoning-coming-one-biggest-scams-america

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RESULTS FOR: Who are the top contenders for the final top seed? For the 2025 NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament, the top contenders for the top seeds have been identified based on their performance throughout the season. The four No. 1 seeds are Auburn, Duke, Houston, and Florida. Each of these teams has demonstrated strong performances, but their paths to the Final Four vary in difficulty. Read :- https://fullcourtpicks.ai/result #NCAA2025 #MarchMadness #TopSeeds #AuburnTigers #DukeBlueDevils #HoustonCougars #FloridaGators #FinalFourBound #CollegeBasketball #BasketballSeason

UConn women's veterans fight through pain, return just in time for March Madness STORRS, Conn. — The injuries and the emotions might have been as different as the four UConn women's basketball teammates, but the desire to return to the court never waned for the quartet of Paige Bueckers, Caroline Ducharme, Azzi Fudd and Aubrey Griffin. UConn headed into the Big East Tournament having played 143 games over the last four seasons and injuries have forced the veteran members of the third-ranked Huskies to miss 58, 82, 76 and 86 of those games. Visit:- https://fullcourtpicks.ai/ Source :- https://frontpagebets.com/sports/college/basketball/women/uconn-womens-veterans-fight-through-pain-return-just-in-time-for-march-madness/article_ba90fa94-852c-50b6-9e89-5bedcc2f9658.html #UConnStrong #HuskiesTogether #RoadToRecovery #UConnWomen #BueckersFuddGriffinDucharme #ResilientHuskies

College sports put a twist on team spirit, with signature brews at games and grocers MILWAUKEE — Missy Vraney and Kristin Westphal didn't go to Marquette. Neither did any of their relatives. Yet their family tradition of attending Golden Eagles basketball games spans generations. “Whenever our uncle couldn’t go, our dad would take one of us and just kind of alternate,” Vraney recalls. Visit:- https://fullcourtpicks.ai/ Source:- https://frontpagebets.com/sports/college/basketball/alcohol-beverages-sporting-events-sports-basketball-football/article_ddb4847b-358f-591f-8588-a06b12c73192.html