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The MicroSoccer program consists of 60 minute sessions on eight Sundays. The Kinder's Program consists of 75 minute sessions also on eight Sunday's. Our Player Development Coaches (PDC's) will introduce young players and parents interested in coaching to the fundamentals and philosophies of soccer as embraced by ABYS. The program includes child-centered and age appropriate interactive games that maximize everyone's "touches" on the ball, make learning soccer skills FUN, and introduce 3 vs. 3 scrimmages for Micro's and 4v4 for Kinder's.
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Audit: State-run military academy in Battle Creek failed to account for more than $80,000 By Rebecca Kruth • May 15, 2015 Michigan National Guard / Creative Commons http://tinyurl.com/k8j8sr4 A new report released this week says the state-run Michigan Youth Challenge Academy failed to account for thousands for dollars between 2012 and 2014. The report from the Michigan Auditor General says the military-based program in Battle Creek also failed to keep track of its own performance, and didn't feed cadets enough calories. Flint closing three more schools By Steve Carmody • May 13, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio "We have to right-size this school district." That's what outgoing interim Flint schools superintendent Larry Watkins said tonight, after the school district voted to close three more schools. Closing the three elementary schools will save the district an estimated $7 million over the next seven years. DPS announces revamped programs to attract students By Sarah Hulett • May 13, 2015 Sarah Hulett / Michigan Radio Detroit Public Schools is revamping some of its offerings in the hopes it will make its schools more competitive. Todd Losie is the principal at FLICS, a K-through-8 school that sits right next to Renaissance High School. Both schools will go for International Baccalaureate certification. Snyder officially takes control over school turnaround, orders review of EAA By Jake Neher • May 12, 2015 Michigan Municipal League / Flickr Responsibility for turning around Michigan's worst schools now lies directly with Gov. Rick Snyder. His order taking direct control of school turnarounds – which was issued earlier this year – took effect Tuesday. Those duties previously belonged to the Michigan Department of Education (MDE), which is governed by the elected State Board of Education (SBE). Pilot program at Grand Rapids area schools aims to close achievement gap By Lindsey Smith • May 11, 2015 (courtesy of KQED) A new pilot program in Grand Rapids will try to raise student achievement at high-poverty schools. Education Trust-Midwest announced Monday it's launching a program to provide greater support and coaching to teachers. Education Trust-Midwest is a nonpartisan education research organization based in Royal Oak. DPS to overhaul eight schools By Michigan Radio Newsroom • May 8, 2015 Sarah Hulett / Michigan Radio Principals and teachers at Detroit Public Schools' eight lowest-performing schools will be required to reapply for their jobs, under a new restructuring plan designed to boost academics, public image, and student enrichment. Principals will reapply and be chosen first, and then will have an opportunity to evaluate their staffs and select a team, according to school spokesman Steve Wasko. Flint schools will get a boost from Americorps By Steve Carmody • May 6, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio More than 80 Americorps members will spend part of the next few years helping Flint school children. The national service program named Flint as one of ten communities nationwide that will participate in its Operation Americorps. Similar grants have already been announced in New York, Tucson, Arizona and Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The program combines three different parts of Americorps. MSU grad students march for better pay, benefits By Michigan Radio Newsroom • May 1, 2015 Ashlie Forchione Michigan State University graduate students marched on campus to protest a contract they say does not provide an adequate lifestyle for vital university staff. About 250 students participated in the march, sponsored by the Graduate Employees Union. 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In this quick and easy activity and/or demonstration, learners use two empty 2-liter bottles and hot tap water to illustrate the effect of heat on pressure. Learners will be surprised to see what happens to the bottles under different pressure conditions. This resource includes an explanation of how temperature affects pressure, how water pressure affects swimmers and whales differently, and how air pressure relates to thunderstorm safety.
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I have had a bunch of problems with my pogo pins not making good connections on my 2.2 lite plus. I want to solder the connections on there, but an mot sure exactly where I'm supposed to connect to on the motherboard. There are two pins that make contact near the D0 and I'm not sure if I need to connect both of them. I have a version 1.0. Can anyone help me!??
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Posted 14 August 2003 - 12:26 AM
If you cant tell where it goes then find someone to install it for you, thats why no one recommeds pogopins.
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DO NOT attempt to solder until you've spent at least a day reading the "TUTORIALS" on the main page. You're asking for nothing but a destroyed xbox if you proceed without a minimal foundation of understanding to work from.
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The install will be the same as the X2.2 Lite.
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CofC women's soccer player, BE alumna impresses on field, in classroom
Participating in college athletics is like having a full-time job on top of being a full-time student.
NCAA regulations allow 20 hours of practice per week, in addition to university-enforced study hall hours. The College of Charleston requires its student athletes to have between six and eight hours of study hall every week for all freshman and first-semester Cougar students. After that, the numbers vary based on individual marks in the classroom.
Women's soccer coach Christian Michner requires his freshman to attend eight hours, regardless of current academic standing. Those efforts paid off, as nine of his 25 players earned recognition on the Academic All-Southern Conference Team for the 2012 fall semester.
To be eligible, student athletes must have at least a 3.3 cumulative GPA entering the fall season and have competed in at least half of their teams' competitions during the previous fall season. They must have also have completed at least 24 credit hours in the past two semesters.
The women's soccer team, which plays its home games at Patriots Point Soccer Stadium in Mount Pleasant, had an overall GPA of 3.38, and 21 of 25 roster players had a 3.0 GPA or above.
"It's not easy," Michner said. "The balance between being a student and being an athlete isn't easy. We certainly demand a lot out of our players on the field and off the field, and that's along with the typical rigors of being a college student."
Michner knows that balance well. He played the forward position for the men's soccer team from 1996-98 under Ralph Lundy, who remains the head coach.
What was his GPA? "I wasn't the model student," he said, laughing, and estimating a mark between 2.7 and 2.9.
"I was never a 3.0 student and above," Michner said. "I wish I had put more effort and time into the academic side of it. My goal always was to play professionally."
It's easier for women's athletes to not put the athlete in front of the student in "student athlete," Michner said, because the opportunities to play professional sports isn't as available for women as men. Because of that, there's less of a tradeoff between obsessing over being able to sign a large professional contract and sacrificing study hours.
Michner played professional soccer for five years with the Colorado Rapids, San Jose Clash, San Francisco Bay Seals, Seattle Sounders, El Paso Patriots and San Diego Flash.
"There's not a real, viable professional league for female athletics to go into. The WNBA to some degree...there's a women's professional (soccer) league starting again, but it's not something you can sign multi-million dollar contracts and retire off of," he said.
"The fact is, on the women's side of college athletics, a degree is extremely important. It's very important on the men's side of athletics, but there are – in soccer, football, baseball, basketball – there are viable professional opportunities that you can carve a nice professional career out of."
One of the Cougars' academic stars is Bishop England product Kate Twohig. The sophomore boasted a 3.83 GPA majoring in pre-business administration.
She's solid on the field too. Twohig saw action in all 20 games and started 11, while scoring twice and having the second-most assists on the team with four.
"She can play a couple different spots, but I think center forward is her best spot," Michner said. "She's probably among the top three on our team in being able to strike the ball."
But, even with Twohig's rising stock on the field and next season being her junior campaign, Michner isn't prepared to hand the starting job over to anyone just yet.
"There's a lot of competition for those spots," he said, noting returning players and a strong incoming freshman class. "She's certainly got a lot of great qualities: she works hard, she listens, she takes directions and she can finish. Her advantage is that she's been in this environment for two years."
When the former Bishop England standout committed to College of Charleston, it wasn't to Michner. Kevin Dempsey, coach of the Cougars for nine seasons resigned to become an assistant with the LSU women's soccer program. But, Michner retained Cougar assists Mike Barroqueiro and Laura Jackson.
The familiar faces helped Twohig remain committed to College of Charleston, and Michner honored every outstanding scholarship that was offered before his tenure.
"I didn't see it was my place to change it (rescind the scholarship offer), and she was excited about CofC," he said. "I thought she could come in here and help us, and she's done that.
"It's one thing to be good enough to play at a school; it's another thing to really want to be somewhere and want to give your effort for the colors. She embodies that."
Bishop England soccer coach David Snyder described Twohig as "an outstanding student and leader." She was a captain of the team and a two-time recipient of all-state honors within the 2A ranks. Perhaps her greatest recognition was being selected for the North-South Classic, which selects the top 18 players from all classifications.
"She could have played at a number of Division I schools and chose the College of Charleston for its soccer program, academic opportunities, setting and because her brother (Francis) also played soccer for CofC," Snyder said.
The Battling Bishops coach said the two never spoke at length about the coaching change when it happened. "I do know that she worked hard to be prepared for college-level soccer and was willing to adapt to whatever was asked of her," he said.
"My understanding is that she remains fully committed and is prepared to be a leader on the team next year."
NOTE: Another Charleston product, Catey Warren, a sophomore volleyball player at the College of Charleston recorded a 3.75 fall GPA. She is majoring in biology and went to high school at Ashley Hall.
Other CofC soccer news
Troy Lesesne, assistant men's soccer coach for the College of Charleston, was named as one of the top 15 assistant coaches in the country by CollegeSoccerNews.com.
It marked the second time Lesesne, a former standout player for the Cougars less than a decade ago, earned the annual honor. "Troy is extremely committed to the Cougars, and his energy is amazing in all areas of our program," head coach Ralph Lundy said in a news release. "He keeps growing and demonstrating great expertise, which is well received by our players."
Criteria for the recognition is based on dedication to the program and that team's record. It was Lesesne's fifth season as assistant coach. He manages player training, academics, recruiting, alumni relations, scheduling, budgeting and equipment for the Cougars.
In 2004, Lesesne was a part of the Southern Conference championship team that won its first round game of the NCAA Tournament. He was also given a spot on the National Soccer Coaches Association of America/Adidas All-American team.
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In most of my articles, we discuss the music of the rock & roll era and explore the stories behind the music, but sometimes it is more about how we hear the music. What inspired this thought was an event that occurred this month back in 1989.
For the first time in the Rock & Roll era, CDs outsold vinyl records. Vinyl records had been the main medium for music for the entire 20th century. None of the challengers, 8 track tape or cassette tapes, had come close to passing vinyl records in sales. After being introduced in 1982, CDs took less than 7 years to become the medium of choice for the music buying public. By 1989, the 45 single had disappeared from record store shelves and long play albums had been reduced to a novelty corner of most stores. For students of music history this is no real surprise, after all the 331/3 RPM long play album and 45 single had replaced the 78 RPM format that had been the venue for the first music bought for home use and had been one of the formats that "Rock Around the Clock", the first rock song, had been released on. Change has always been part of the music industry.
Consider the changes in how we listen to music we enjoy. At the dawn of the rock & roll era in 1955, AM radio dominated the airwaves. That medium presented music in a mono format and suffered from other limitations but it had been the industry standard since its introduction in 1920. Even though the first commercial FM radio station went on the air in 1939, AM radio ruled! Both AM and FM stations were broadcast in mono, which didn't really matter since all music records at the time were produced in mono. Moreover, since the operation costs for an AM station was considerably cheaper than FM to operate and with few advantages it was no surprise that AM radio was king.
Then in 1957, things began to change again when the stereo format began to be offered to the public. By the early 1960s, stereo record playing equipment was becoming the norm for both home and automobiles so it only followed that the radio industry would soon follow. In 1961, the first FM stereo station was approved by the FCC and the advantage shifted from AM broadcasting. By the early 1970s, the majority of broadcast industry consultants agreed that music on AM was on its way out. They felt the medium couldn't compete with stereo FM stations and by the late 1970s, most AM stations had shifted to the all talk format.
However, things began to change again in late 1990s when a new generation of AM transmitters began coming on the market that used the digital format and it gave a greater range to music broadcast on the AM band. Even though music more than likely will never become the dominate format on the AM band again, it does give the AM broadcaster more format options.
Humphreys County entered the 21st Century without a local radio presence but in 2005 WQMV went on the air broadcasting on the AM 1060 frequency giving our community a source for news, sports and music. In 2010, DCDL Media upgraded to a new digital AM transmitter giving our music a richer sound. On July 1st of this year WQMV added a stereo FM signal to better serve Humphreys County on the 93.5 FM frequency. Our goal was to give our listeners a great listening experience. Things have definitely changed on how WQMV delivers the best music from 30 years of the rock & roll era.
Here is an interesting piece of trivia about the changing mediums of music. In 2005, the sales of digital downloading of music surpassed CDs as the favorite way of purchasing songs. Also, in a bit of irony, in 2015 the sales of vinyl albums passed the sale of CDs and home stereo equipment is becoming more popular and available in America. It makes you wonder how we will be buying and listening to music by end of this century!
You can hear the best of the Rock & Roll era every day on WQMV AM 1060, 93.5 FM and stream our programming from our website at WQMV1060.com.
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Rock & Rolls 1st Decade 11am Mondays
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This program examines the events that occurred during each week of the Rock era. Snapshot is written and hosted by Austin Taylor.
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Every Friday WQMV does a remote broadcast from the Waverly Café where Wayne Coats hosts Tennessee Valley Views and interviews guests to keep our listeners informed about what is going on in Humphreys County.
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Each Friday we pick another week from 1955 to 1985 and count down the top 10 songs from the Cashbox Hot 100 music charts. Hosted by Austin Taylor, the Feature Friday Countdown demonstrates the strength of WQMV's record library that boasts over 6000 songs.
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Beatle Brunch 11am Tuesdays
Beatle Brunch is a weekly celebration of the Fab Four. The show includes songs and interviews with the Beatles and their associates, plus the latest Beatle news and reviews, live versions of songs and in-studio tracks. The show is hosted by Beatles expert and radio veteran Joe Johnson.
Off the Record 11am Thursdays
Joe Benson has hosted the nationally syndicated OFF THE RECORD program since 1998. Not only does Joe share his vast knowledge of classic rock artists and play their best music, but he also shares his in-depth conversations with the artists.
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This weekly, four-hour countdown show is devoted to the classic hits of rock, pop and soul from the late 60's to the early 80's. "The Classic Countdown" is written and hosted by Radio Hall of Famer Dick Bartley.
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Elvis Only, the all-Elvis hour, is the only syndicated radio show of its kind and is hosted by Jay Gordon, one of the world's most recognized Elvis Experts. For more than 20 years, Elvis Only has consistently entertained and delighted Elvis fans of all ages.
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The Beatle Years 4pm Sundays
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You may have heard of Kaspersky Rescue Disk which can be used to boot up a computer and scans the hard drive for viruses without even loading Windows. This is very useful when the computer is badly infected by malware and causing Windows unable to boot or is really too slow to do anything. Recently I discovered another free tool offered by Kaspersky called WindowsUnlocker which is useful in neutralizing complicated malware such as a ransomware that makes your computer unusable until you follow the on-screen instruction to transfer money in order to get the unlock code.
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U16 Boys Super Group
Modesto Ajax United FC (Calif.)
U15 Boys Premier
Lobitos Soccer Club Lobitos Velocity (Calif.)
U15 Boys Super Group
Santa Clara Sporting FC Santa Clara Sporting (Calif.)
U14 Boys Premier
Team America FC (Va.)
U14 Boys Super Group
California Odyssey SC
U13 Boys Premier
TAP FC Barcelona (Va.)
U13 Boys Super Group
Los Alamitos SC Vikings (Calif.)
U17 Girls Premier
OCSA Coastal Crew (N.C.)
U17 Girls Super Group
PDA Pride (N.J.)
U16 Girls Premier
Buffalo United Elite (N.Y.)
U16 Girls Super Group
VISTA Shockwave (Va.)
U15 Girls Premier
Buffalo United (N.Y.)
U15 Girls Super Group
Placer United SC Gold (Calif.)
U14 Girls Premier
Fairfax Police YC Synergy (Va.)
U14 Girls Super Group
Federal Way USA Reign Purple (Wash,)
U13 Girls Premier
Freehold Lady Strikers (NJ)
U13 Girls Super Group
Federal Way Reign Purple (Wash.)