admin Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) More than 100 engineers from Farmington Hills-based Robert Bosch LLC will work with Farmington Public Schools (FPS) students next year, through a program that launched seven years ago at Warner Middle School.Through A World In Motion, Farmington Schools students work with Bosch engineers on projects like fuel cell cars. (submitted photo)A World in Motion (AWIM) will expand next year, when engineers will work with students in 29 fifth grade classrooms and 21 middle school classrooms. Fifth grade students will design Jet Toy cars, while middle school students will be working with Fuel Cell cars. Students will design cars, change variables, conduct trial runs, and record data.The vision for the program is to give all students in Farmington two experiences with AWIM before they enter high school.“It is an extraordinary opportunity for our students to work directly with volunteers from a global engineering company. Our ultimate goal is to encourage and inspire students to pursue careers related to the sciences, specifically, engineering,” said Kathy Koperski, sixth grade science teacher/student council coordinator at Warner Middle School.Koperski has worked with the team at Bosch since AWIM’s inception to ensure that students continue to have access to and experience with hands-on, STEM-based (Science Technology Engineering Math) engineering. The program has been so successful it has expanded each year since it was established.A World In Motion puts Bosch engineers in Farmington Public Schools classrooms. (submitted photo)Since all AWIM programs are sponsored by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), all programs and activities utilize Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core Standards.To learn more about AWIM, visit awim.sae.org. Reported by read more

Amaral, the reigning national champion in both diving events and last year’s National Diver of the Year, finished first in qualifying for the 1-meter (270.95) and fifth in the 3-meter (269.90). “The qualification meet was a wild ride,” West Florida diving coach Barbara Parker said. “Every year the competition gets better. All three of our divers put it all on the line and I couldn’t be more pleased. This is the most difficult competition all year and the compliments our divers get year after year is that they are the happiest divers on deck.” Meghan Zets qualified 29th in the 3-meter with a 202.40, and 34th in the 1-meter with a 175.50, falling just short of moving on. Constantakos put together a strong performance in the 3-meter (228.95), finishing 16th after a 31st-place finish (188.20) in the 1-meter. COMPLETE LIST OF QUALIFIED DIVERS BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The University of West Florida’s time at the NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships got off to a strong start at the national diving qualifier on Tuesday. Monica Amaral and Cantonment, Florida, native Mariah Constantakos each advanced through the qualifier and will compete in the championships later this week. Amaral and Constantakos join 20 other female divers from DII universities to enter the competition. The NCAA Championships begin with a prelim session at 10:30 am on Wednesday and will continue with a finals session at 6 pm that night. The women’s diving events will take place on Thursday and Saturday. #ARGOS#Print Friendly Version read more

Rei Sugimoto won his first title in five years at the IFSC World Cup bouldering competition on Saturday, as four of the top six places went to Japanese climbers in the men’s event held in Vail, Colorado.In the penultimate event of the seven-stage bouldering World Cup season, Sugimoto was the only climber out of the six finalists who flashed (completed the route on the first attempt) all three problems. bouldering, sport climbing, Rei Sugimoto, Akiyo Noguchi GET THE BEST OF THE JAPAN TIMES IN FIVE EASY PIECES WITH TAKE 5 Tomoa Narasaki, the overall bouldering World Cup champion in 2016, took third behind American Sean Bailey, while Ryuichi Murai was fifth and Tomoaki Takata sixth.In the women’s event, Miho Nonaka finished second behind Alex Puccio of the United States. Akiyo Noguchi, who was looking to win her fourth consecutive bouldering World Cup, placed third. KEYWORDS read more

AFTER giving the women’s 4×100 metres relay team a flying start to win gold at last year’s Doha World Athletics Championships, former St Jago High standout Natalliah Whyte is hungry for more success. Following a recent training session at her base at the Florida Atlantic University (FAU) in Boca Raton, Florida, with her MVP International teammates, Whyte spoke about her 2019 season and her expectations for this year. “It was great to compete at the World Championships for the first time and I felt very blessed to be selected on the national team,” she said. Whyte, a 200m finalist at the 2014 World Under-20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon, had good results at both the University of Auburn and Florida Atlantic Universty before going professional and she is eyeing bigger and better performances this year. She was better at the 200m in her early career but Whyte says she will be concentrating on both sprints this year. “I love the 200m, and with college out of the way, I have more time on my hands to plan and I will be doing both events because any number can play. Earlier, I had problems with my start in the 100m but that has now improved and I definitely will be preparing to do both events.” Getting the job to lead off the winning 4x100m team in Doha made her feel very special. “There is a God and with him all things are possible and He wanted people to see the hard work I had put in. That (performance in Doha) has really motivated me and I know it will be very challenging to make the team to the Olympic Games this year, but my goal is to stay healthy and once I do that then anything is possible,” she concluded. – R.G. read more

The St. Cloud State University women’s basketball team opened 2019 with a win away at the University of Minnesota-Crookston.St. Cloud State jumped out to an early lead and held on to end the first quarter up 15-12. In the second they expanded their lead to 35-24.SCSU continued to pump the gas in the second half. They outscored Crookston 20-11 in the third to widen the lead even more. Entering the fourth period up 57-37 the Huskies allowed the Golden Eagles to score 11 points and cut their deficit down to 10 with three minutes remaining. SCSU held on long enough and walked away with the 68-58 win.Mallie Doucette led the team in scoring 23 points and a career-high eight rebounds. Madelin Dammann scored 14 points, and Nikki Kilboten added 12.The Huskies improve to 7-4 and 4-3 in NSIC play. They will be back in action on Saturday, Jan. 5th when they face Bemidji State University on the road. Pre-game starts at 3:00 p.m. on AM 1390 Granite City Sports. Visit Advertiser website GO TO PAGE Skip 1080p HD Auto (360p) About Connatix V56892 360p 1/1 720p HD About Connatix V56892 read more

About Connatix V56490 Auto (360p) 360p Visit Advertiser website GO TO PAGE Skip About Connatix V56490 1080p HD 720p HD The Minnesota Wild will play the Vancouver Canucks in the NHL play-in playoffs as part of the NHL restart in Edmonton.  The opening series is best of 5 with the winner advancing to the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs.  The Wild are a slight underdog as a #10 seed while Vancouver is the the #7 seed.Getty ImagesAlex StalockAlex Stalock handled most of the starts during the regular season but could give way to veteran Devan Dubnyk in the playoffs.Getty ImagesDevan Dubnyk and Jared SpurgeonThe veteran goaltender Devan Dubnyk looked sharp in the Wild exhibition game Wednesday and could get the nod over Alex Stalock in the playoffs.Getty ImagesEric Staal35-year old veteran center Eric Staal was 3rd on the Wild team in scoring this season with 47 points.Getty ImagesKevin Fiala and Eric StaalKevin Fiala emerged this season and led the Wild with 54 points this season. Getty ImagesMarcus FolignoMarcus Faligno and the Wild will need to play tough with the Canucks if they hope to advance.Getty ImagesWild on the benchHead Coach Dean Evason had the interim tag removed from his title prior to the restart of the season. He is coaching on a 2-year deal.Getty ImagesMikko KoivuVeteran Mikko Koivu was held to 21 points this season and this could be the last go around for Koivu. 1/1 read more

The 43rd rocket of the world ranking defeated the Dutch Kiki Bertens in the Sevastov quarterfinals with 6-1, 6-4, who is the seventh in the world. Sevastova had to meet Bertens for third place in the first tournament, but it was canceled.The game started with 5-0, with the Latvian tennis player scoring a point in the second and fourth games, serving the opponent. In the second game, Sevastova won four games in a row, but in the fourth she used the third break ball from three in a row.In the third game of the second set, Sevastova also took the lead with 40: 0 and won the game with the third break ball – 2-1. However, in the next game, the Dutchman achieved a break using the first of two breakballs. In the long fifth game, the Latvian tennis player used the second break ball, reaching 3-2 in his favor.In the eighth game, Sevastova gave two breakballs to the opponent, but they remained unused – 5-3. In the tenth game, it was left to serve the game, which the Latvian tennis player did perfectly, winning four games in a row. The Dutch player hit the field with a point.“Maybe I don’t have that much strength at the moment, but I tried to play smart and patiently and make my opponent make a mistake,” the winner said of the match live on Eurosport. “Bertens played well. Although I started the match well, the second set was similar.”Asked to comment on their chances in the semifinals with the main favorite of the tournament, the world ‘s fifth racket Ukrainian Yelina Switolina, who lost a few days ago in the semifinals of the first tournament, Sevastova noted that only yesterday athletes in Berlin have trained on hard courts, then on the hall. “I think it will be easier for me to play with Svitolin on hard cards,” Latvia’s second racket expressed hope.On Friday, the women’s singles started with a duel between Petra Kvitova and Jelina Switolina, these tennis players playing in the final of the first tournament of “Bett1 Aces”. With 3-6, 6-1 (10: 5) Svitolina was superior.The second tournament takes place in a hard surface hangar at Berlin Tempelhof Airport, while the first took place in a stadium named after the Count of Steff on the grass courts, but it was not completed due to rain.The tournament is broadcast live on Eurosport.It has already been reported that in the first round of the first tournament of Sevastov, the German Julia Gerges was defeated 6-3, 4-3, with the opponent leaving in the second set due to an ankle injury. Sevastova, the owner of the 43rd position in the world ranking in the semi-finals, gave up 6-7 (2: 7), 3-6, to the fifth place Svitoolina.Sevastov’s official games have not taken place since the end of February. It is planned that in two weeks she will take part in the Latvian-Estonian national team match competition in Tallinn.The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) season will resume on August 3 in Palermo.Others are currently reading Millennium led by the Finnish government. The unusual story of Prime Minister Sanna Marina Who will smile in August: astrologers report big changes in four zodiac signs “I imagine myself taking care of the baby and being with someone who accepts me for who I am.” Living Ken now asks to be called Jessica read more

Turkish website Sporx report Fenerbahce’s new sporting director Emre Belozoglu is keen to sign Everton striker Cenk Tosun. The Yellow Canaries are expecting to part ways with Vedat Muriqi this summer, and Sporx claim Belozoglu is looking to sign Tosun to replace the Kosovo international.It’s reported Belozoglu has held talks with Tosun personally and if he manages to convince the Everton attacker over a return to Istanbul, he will instruct club director Selahattin Baki to start official talks with Everton.Tosun previously stated he wants to continue his career in Europe and a return to Turkey was not on his agenda, however, the situation seems to have changed in recent weeks and he could be heading back to the Super Lig.The 29 year old is still recovering from a knee injury he picked up whilst on loan at Crystal Palace and he desperately needs regular first-team football ahead of the Euros next summer.Sporx also report any deal for the Everton player is likely to be a loan due to Fener’s poor financial situation. West Brom may be a more attractive prospect for Tosun, after the Baggies were linked earlier this week.by Taboolaby TaboolaSponsored LinksSponsored LinksPromoted LinksPromoted LinksTrending TodayForge of Empires – Free Online GameIf You Like to Play, this Game is a Must-HaveForge of Empires – Free Online GameUndoNessa HearingPeople in Singapore Born Before 1965 Eligible for Free Hearing Aid TrialNessa HearingUndoDBS”I had S$9 left in my bank account”DBSUndoInvest With VICLocal Singaporean Mother Collects Rental Income Without Becoming LandlordInvest With VICUndoWealthMastery.asiaThis Singaporean Couple is Disrupting A $3 Trillion IndustryWealthMastery.asiaUndoRaid: Shadow Legends | Free DownloadEven Non-Gamers Are Obsessed With This RPG Game (It’s Worth Installing!)Raid: Shadow Legends | Free DownloadUndoSingtelGet 30GB for $25 on SG’s #1 network.SingtelUndoGOMO by Singtel.Switch to GOMO. 40GB for $20 for 12 months!GOMO by Singtel.UndoSingtel PowerInstant savings and a $50 rebate.Singtel PowerUndo read more

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The Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) and the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) recorded comprehensive wins at the weekend in the latest round of the Georgetown Cricket Club (GAC), Noble House Seafoods second-division two-day cricket competition.   DCC at home defeated Third Class by 10 wickets. DCC batting first, piled on a mammoth 354 for seven declared with Xafie Smith missing out on a ton after he fell for 95.There were also handy contributions from Jamoil Dillon (68), skipper Sachin Singh (66) and Nkosi Beaton (35).  Alvin Castillo (2-56) and Ray Brian (2-74) led Third Class’ bowling effort who were dismissed for 200 in their first innings response with Keon Singh (38) top scoring.   Beaton (4-27) and Daniel Mootoo (2-37) did the bulk of the damage for the host who enforced the follow on and once again dismissed their counterparts for 169 in their second innings with Castello playing a fine knock of 7.Mootoo (4-24) and Beaton (2-32) once again led the rout. The hosts then reached 16-0 to complete the win.  Over at Camp Ayanganna, the host defeated Ace Warriors by 238 runs. GDF batting first piled on 300-5 before declaring their innings closed. Leon Andrews (100) and Damian Waldron (109) chalked up centuries to highlight the huge first inning total.   Ace Warriors in response, wanted little to do with Andrew’s off-spin as he grabbed (4-37) and they were dismissed for 113.  GDF with a lead of 187, raced to 225-8 before declaring for an overall lead of 412. Andrews was once again in the runs with a knock of 63 while Dameon Ross stroked an even fifty.  Davendra Lall (3-57) and Raul Enmore (3-75) shared six wickets between them for Ace Warriors who were dismissed for 174 pursuing a target of 412 with Enmore returning to stroke 91 to end with a decent match performance.  Andrews (5-85) and Waldron (3-39) completed the win. read more