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EVANSTON, Ill. – Watching Michigan State’s win over Northwestern on Sunday afternoon here at Welsh-Ryan Arena, Tom Izzo said he felt the same way that most Spartans fans did. “Not a fun game,” Izzo said afterward. “It seems like there were fouls every minute.”In the second half, the foul rate was far more than one per minute. Officials whistled a foul for every 23.5 seconds of gameplay in the second half (36 in 20 minutes for 51 free throw attempts). More than one out of every three shots taken in the game was a free throw attempt.

THE BASICS: Bingham averaged 3.5 points and 3.2 rebounds per game while playing 11.5 minutes per game. QUOTE OF NOTE: “Marcus has been an enigma to me.” – Tom Izzo, Dec. 31. In his last nine games, Bingham averaged 14.8 minutes per game with 66 percent shooting, 4.2 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game. Michigan State had gotten used to Tillman being a strong screener and pick-and-roll player, and Bingham wasn’t able to step into that role. REASONED PERSPECTIVE: Bingham continues to show flashes of being a starting-level big man in the Big Ten, at the very least.

Bingham was the guest on the latest episode of MLive’s “Behind the Headlines” podcast, and her enthusiasm for the Mitten State, and deep knowledge of its best qualities, was on full display. You don’t want to pass up that kind of concierge service, so hit the “play” button below for the entire episode. “I just wanted people to feel empowered with lots of ideas and to feel excited to get outside,” Bingham tells me and cohost Eric Hultgren on the podcast. From stargazing to rock collecting to mushroom hunting, Bingham gives expert tips for people wanting to escape the strictures of a year spent at home. For more of Bingham’s stories on the flora, fauna and fun gleaned from traversing Michigan, click here.

Here was the writing prompt from the editor: “Take your hope outside, to write something full of promise and optimism … and outdoorsy.”That may have been challenging for the average person. But the assignment was for Emily Bingham, a reporter on MLive’s Life & Culture team who specializes in Michigan nature, outdoor recreation and travel. And the timing was intentional: It’s not only spring in Michigan, but it’s spring after a year of trials, challenges and sacrifices to COVID. We could use some hope, and we could all stand to get out and rediscover the unique joys of living in Michigan. “There always a place to like escape and feel like you’re away from the crowds and just soak up nature,” Bingham said.

All rights reserved)Michigan has cited 16 businesses for failing to follow safety precautions that protect workers from COVID-19, state officials said. Emergency rule citations are for businesses that resume in-person work and fail to have written COVID-19 preparedness and response plan or don’t provide adequate training to their employees. Total penalties, including other workplace violations, were $7,200. Location: WixomFine amount: $2,800Violations:Not developing and implementing a written COVID-19 preparedness and response plan. Click here to view a full list of MIOSHA COVID-19 workplace safety citations.

Summer is quickly fading to fall in Michigan and that is, in my view, our state’s most lovable season. I think Emily Bingham, an MLive reporter who writes about Michigan’s unique features, culture and destinations, would agree. MLive is going to make it even easier for you to do that this fall and beyond, as we launch our Lovable Michigan newsletter this week. Click here to go to subscription page, and begin to get curated weekly updates on the best destinations, the best food and the best experiences found in the best state in the land. Just be a good person.”# # #What’s the weather going to be like for fall travel in Michigan?

We counsel parents to turn their statements from negative ones to positive ones whenever they can.She uses walking to the car as an example. She stresses the importance of then celebrating even the smallest victories when the child behaves in the way the parent asked. - Advertisement -It could be as simple as saying, I like how you told me you wanted water. Or it could be saying something like, that was really cool how you picked up the train. Similarly, using positive reinforcement can be another way for parents to adopt this giver mindset.

Dearborn Police need your help in finding two suspects they say robbed three people at gunpoint, all in the areas of Steadman, Morross and Bingham. During one of the armed robberies, a young woman...