Virtual Visitation With Prisoners: The Jury’s Still Out

General Daily Insight for November 10, 2024 Guarding our sensitivity may be necessary for now. As the delicate Pisces Moon tangles with brash Mars, we’re likely to step on a few toes, even if we don’t mean to. Trying to talk things out might just drive any conflicts deeper while Luna agitates rationalizing Mercury.

Fort Lauderdale senior James Boardman won his third straight state championship by capturing the Class 3A 1-meter diving competition with 576.75 points at the FHSAA swimming and diving competition at the FAST (Florida Aquatics Swimming and Training) facility in Ocala on Friday night. He finished 13 points ahead of runner-up Fletcher senior and FSU-bound Maxwell Shaver (563.70) and Lake Buena Vista senior Nathan Frette (513.75). “The difference between me and my competition is that I have been diving a lot longer than they have,” Boardman said by phone.

On her way to the Class 3A state swimming and diving championships in Ocala, Fort Lauderdale junior Sophia Cavaretta had to make a stop Friday morning at the Florida Grand Opera to prepare for the upcoming production of The Magic Flute. Cavaretta and her parents then made the four-hour trip from Fort Lauderdale and arrived about an hour before the diving competition was scheduled to start at the FAST (Florida Aquatics Swimming and Training) facility in Ocala on Friday night. “I was definitely nervous because most of my team came up on Thursday night,” said Cavaretta, who led a 3-4-5 finish for the L’s in the diving competition with a 423.75 score and helped Fort Lauderdale to a third-place finish in the meet.

TEMPE, Arizona — With his young quarterback struggling, UCF running back RJ Harvey did what he’s done so many times this season — he ran and ran and ran. Harvey rushed for 127 yards, his fourth straight 100-yard game and seventh overall, but it wasn’t enough as Arizona State rallied from a double-digit first-half deficit to beat the Knights 35-31 Saturday night. The Knights have lost four of their last five road contests and seven of the last 10 since 2023. “Our guys fought hard, but we didn’t play good enough to win,” said coach Gus Malzahn.

By TIM REYNOLDS FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Lionel Messi walked off the field and into the tunnel leading to the Inter Miami locker room a few seconds after the final whistle blew, hardly any emotion on his face. He didn’t want to see the celebration. Atlanta United ousted Messi and Major League Soccer’s biggest-spending team earlier than anyone imagined from the MLS Cup playoffs.

By COLBY GUY SUNRISE — Evan Rodrigues scored the deciding goal in the fifth round of the shootout, Sergei Bobrovsky stopped five shots in overtime and the Florida Panthers beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 on Saturday night for their seventh consecutive victory. Sam Bennett, Dmitry Kulikov and Nate Schmidt had goals in regulation for Florida, while Rodrigues had a pair of assists before delivering the shootout winner.