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FORT MYERS, Fla. – FGCU extended its best start to a season in program history Sunday with a 14-7 win over Stonehill College. For the Eagles, four home runs – including two by Jon Embury – allowed the Eagles to secure their second sweep in as many weeks. Embury once again showcased his power with two home runs as part of his 2-for-3 performance with two runs scored and four RBIs while also drawing a walk. Through seven games the Eagles' catcher is hitting an impressive .469 with five home runs, 12 runs scored and 14 RBIs. Of his 15 hits this season, 10 have been for extra bases. In all, FGCU (7-0) slugged out 14 runs on 13 hits while drawing nine walks with five extra-base hits. Stonehill (0-7) trotted out seven different pitchers to the mound, none of whom lasted more than 1 2/3 innings, and all but two allowed multiple runs. Noah Durham (0-2) was charged with the loss for Stonehill after allowing three runs on three hits in 1 2/3 innings. Durham gave up back-to-back home runs on consecutive pitches to start the game, allowing Evan Dempsey to hit a 382 foot home run on a

The Rangerettes might sound like Marvel action heroes, but these off-roading Aussie women are as grounded as they come. Jane Cartwright, founder of the Rangerettes, and her Ford Ranger. Brisbane-based Jane Cartwright is founder of Ford Rangerettes Official which, with more than 4,400 members Australia-wide, is Australia’s largest female-only make-specific 4x4 and adventure community. Established in 2018, the Rangerettes grew out of Jane’s desire to see women better represented in the online 4x4 space, particularly around new vehicle purchases and modifications. “Women were often hesitant to ask questions or get involved,” Jane said. “I wanted to create a supportive, inclusive, no-judgment community where women could learn, share experiences, travel together, and enjoy their Ford 4x4s with confidence.” The Club is open to owners of Ford Ranger and Everest vehicles as well as other Ford 4x4s including Raptors, F-150s and the new Super Duty. Jane describes it as a collective that’s welcoming and inclusive, and says many members give their vehicle a nickname to help differentiate similar models at social events.  » Read More

SAN JOSE, Calif.—Mikaela Pitts won her third vault title of the season, and the San José State women’s gymnastics team recorded a 196.100, the 16th highest team score in history, in a tri-meet with Air Force and UC Davis at the Provident Credit Union Event Center. Pitts scored a 9.850 on vault to win the vault title for the second consecutive meet. Samantha Macasu led the bars team with a career-best 9.875. The beam team scored a 49.100, led by Sophie Patterson, who tied her career high with a 9.875. Ava Johnson anchored the floor team with a 9.875, as the Spartans scored a 49.075. SJSU scored a 196.100 for the first time in school history and ranks 16th on the all-time list. It is the second consecutive week that SJSU recorded a top-16 score in school history. The meet featured the Air Force Academy, which set its school record with a 196.300. UC Davis scored a 192.825. Competed⚔️#AllSpartans pic.twitter.com/N4g8TjiaeC — San Jose State Gymnastics (@SanJoseStateGYM) February 23, 2026 UP NEXT – The Spartans perform twice in the next week. The team travels to Sacramento on Friday, the 27th, for a tri-meet with the Hornets and California beginning at 6:30

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WhatsApp may soon let you continue Android conversations (and possibly calls) on Windows 11 via “Resume.” This feature appeared in Windows 11 preview builds and showed up automatically on my PC before disappearing on its own. However, it doesn’t appear to work (yet). Microsoft has been trying to bring Android and Windows 11 closer ever since it killed off Windows Phone, and its latest attempt is ‘Resume.’ The idea of Resume is similar to Apple Handoff, where you could resume iPhone activities on a MacBook. For example, if you are drafting an email on your iPhone and switch to a MacBook, you can resume the activity instantly. Windows 11 has something similar, but the catch is that most apps, including inbox apps, do not support ‘Resume’ capabilities. On Windows 11, if you open a document on Android, which is synced to OneDrive, and start your PC, the taskbar would nudge you to pick up from where you left off. It’s a sweet idea, but it doesn’t work most of the time because you need to meet certain conditions in order to see the ‘alert.’ In the last update, Microsoft added support for Spotify, so you could resume music playback directly

Phuong Ly-Gallagher, Colorectal Cancer Advocate at Charitable Organizations, shared a post on LinkedIn: “This past year has redefined what it means to be my caregiver. Edward (Eddie) has gone over and beyond what anyone could ask for. He should have updated his LinkedIn Profile many times in the course of what he has been asked to do. He is my patient navigator, taking on all phone calls to handle incorrect billing, scheduling visits with my PT and OT , and ordering all supplies needed not only for my use, but also for my RN who has to change my port and draw labs weekly. Eddie is my care coordinator, spotting anything new and communicating with my doctors to ensure that any new issues (like my current bout with shingles) are spotted and taken care of early on, he communicates my pain levels and needs , and he reviews my labs weekly and ensures that all my doctors are on the same page. Eddie has also been my best on call nurse, he had to learn how to pack my wound and does it better than any wound nurse out there! He also handles every ask that I make from my bed, be

Kaodi O’Loughlin Campbell has been banned from classrooms after admitting 'unacceptable professional conduct' A Birmingham primary school teacher who sent inappropriate Snapchat messages to a pupil she met at another school has been struck off. Kaodi O’Loughlin Campbell worked at Ferndale Primary School in Great Barr. But would also work at Elmwood School, a special secondary school for children with social, emotional and mental health needs, in Rushall, Walsall, as a supply teacher between September 2021 and May 2022. Read more: Birmingham teacher who kept secret love letters from pupil avoids ban There, Ms O’Loughlin Campbell met a vulnerable pupil at the school and concerns were raised about social media contact between the two of them in January and May 2023. That contact was considered by The Teaching Regulation Authority’s professional conduct panel meeting in January this year, with its report published in February. The report reveals the teacher was asked about the messages with a boy, but she did not disclose anything. But then, in October that year, the boy spoke out about the contact on Snapchat, and had screenshots of what had been said. Ms O’Loughlin Campbell had sent the boy her contact details and they became friends

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Jason Squibb groomed his victim by offering to supply her with alcohol A man has been jailed after pleading guilty to sexual activity with a teenage girl. Jason Squibb, 25, formerly of Westfield Road, Yeovil, used social media platform Snapchat to message his victim, grooming her with the promise of buying her alcohol, a court heard. Squibb intentionally engaged in sexual activity with the victim, who he knew was not over the legal age of 16, in October 2021. Speaking after the sentencing, the victim's mother said her daughter's life had "changed forever" as a result of the assault, adding that she had since lived with "profound trauma". "However, this sentencing is not about him, it is about the power of finding one's voice," she continued. "Even at her young age, she understands that other girls have endured the same pain and carried the same unnecessary shame. "Her message to them is clear: You do not have to live in silence." More from Somerset Squibb was jailed for two years and eight months, as well as ordered to register as a sex offender, at Taunton Crown Court on 30 January. The victim's mother continued: "Sometimes, bad things happen to good

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore was found dead at age 25 of a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound in New Albany, Indiana, the The Floyd County coroner confirmed to New York Times on Feb. 21. Now, fans believe the NFL pro's "heartbreaking" final Instagram post three days before his death hinted that he was struggling with his mental health. The official cause of death is still under investigation. Related: Minnesota Vikings Wide Receiver Rondale Moore Dead at 25 Moore shared what appeared to be a normal photo dump on Feb. 18, showing him hanging out with friends, chilling by a beautiful pool, shopping, working out, and enjoying a sunny day by the beach. One photo shows him with a tote bag that says "work in progress" on the side. However, it is the last photo in the carousel that raised concern among fans. Advertisement The final slide shows a screenshot of lyrics from rapper EST Gee's 2024 song "Go" that seem especially poignant following Moore's tragic death: "Stitched up the last eight months, but it changed nothin', I don't feel no better." "Heartbreaking... Check on your people—mental health matters. RIP #25," wrote one fan on X in response to the