as if I’m an uneducated, inexperienced stranger. My past work in other media outside of social media speaks for itself. If I could show something to the YES Network right now, this would be it; some highlights of my young career:

B.S. in journalism from Mercy College (class of 2010) where I served for two years as the sports editor of the Mercy student newspaper. The Mercy student paper won two New York Press Association awards while I served as sports editor, and I was awarded two Quill Awards (2009, ’10) for sports reporting, given to me by Mercy’s media studies department.

Went on to cover the 2012 Hudson Valley Renegades this past season. The ‘Gades captured the New York-Penn League Championship, beating the Tri-City Valley Cats. For their successfulmore time that the part is inserted correctly by looking for the flat spot on the outer diameter of the LED. Take a look at the picture below. Notice how the flat part of the LED lines up with the flat part of the silkscreen (writing on the board) at the bottom of the PCB.

As you did with the other components, solder the joints where the LED leads meet the vias on the board, and then cut off the remaining part of the leads.

The last component we have to solder is the battery holder. This component should be soldered to the opposite side of the board as the LED, resistor, and reed switch.

Flip the board over, and you'll see the silkscreen indicating where the battery holder should go.