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Recent grant acquisitions demonstrate confidence in the scholarship of Earlham's faculty and the value of an Earlham degree. Both in terms of dollar amounts awarded and in disciplines involved, this short list indicates a diversity in types of requests made and awards received.
Earlham received a $57,000 grant from the Freeman Foundation's East Asia Internship Program in December 2014. The grant will support 10 student internship opportunities in the summer of 2015 in companies and non-profit organizations in Japan, Thailand, South Korean, Malaysia and Singapore.
In September 2014 the Joseph Moore Museum (JMM), under the leadership of Heather Lerner and Ann-Eliza Lewis, received a $149,793 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services' Museums for America program to catalog, inventory, database and make accessible on the Internet the focal collections of the museum. Over the three years of the grant, the JMM will have completed an inventory of the focal collections and entered the nearly 12,000 specimens into a customized database. The collection will be made available for international research through a Web portal and be prepared to connect to international biodiversity data portals.
The Association of American Colleges & Universities awarded Earlham $70,000 in August 2014 to participate with other Great Lakes Colleges Association campuses in the Valid Assessment of Learning in Undergraduate Education (VALUE) project. This two-year initiative focuses on direct assessment of student learning and documentation of expected learning outcomes such as information literacy, intercultural knowledge, ethical reasoning and problem solving.
Beginning in October 2014 a two-year $347,228 grant from the National Science Foundation will fund upgrades in Earlham's cyber-infrastructure backbone connections for its entire Science Complex. Tom Steffes (ITS), Charlie Peck (Computer Science), Lori Watson (Chemistry), Heather Lerner (Biology/Joseph Moore Museum), and Michael Lerner (Physics) collaborated on the successful application for the project, which will expose a greater number of undergraduate students to scientific discovery through hands-on research projects with faculty and through access to scientific resources and applications available through the research and education networks.
In August 2014 the Council for International Exchange of Scholars awarded the College a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence grant to bring Heri Purwanto, a professional gamelan musician from Indonesia, to campus for the 2014-15 academic year. Mr. Purwanto is instructing both new and returning Earlham students in the Javanese gamelan ensemble and giving private and small-group lessons on the instrumental and vocal parts that require more intensive instruction than what is possible in the full ensemble rehearsals.
Mary Garman and Michael Birkel in the Religion Department received a $2,500 grant from Interfaith Youth Core that is supporting the development of an interfaith course sequence, expanded religious literacy, and more advanced religious discourse throughout the 2014-2015 academic year.
In January 2014 the National Endowment for the Humanities awarded Earlham a two-year $5,165 grant for the project "Preservation Assessment of the Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives." The assessment is evaluating the general storage conditions of the collection, including environment, security, fire protection, and collection storage and handling. The assessment will result in a written report providing immediate, medium, and long-term preservation priorities to ensure the safety and longevity of Earlham's archival holdings.
In December 2013 the Lilly Endowment, Inc. awarded Earlham $1,000,000 over four years to fund its new "Indiana Pathways: Building the Bridge to Employment Through High Impact Learning" program. Designed specifically to keep graduates in Indiana, the grant program brings together experiential learning and the liberal arts to build bridges from college to career. The program includes over 20 opportunities for student internships with highly regarded Indiana organizations including Riley Children's Hospital, the Indianapolis Children's Museum, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Conner Prairie, the Indiana University School of Medicine Neuroscience Research Institute, and the Richard M. Fairbanks Indiana University School of Public Health.
Marc Benamou (Music) received a three-year Scholarly Editions and Translations Grant of $290,000 from the National Endowment for the Humanities for his project "Javanese Sung Poetry in Translation." With collaborators in Indonesia and the U.S. Benamou is developing a searchable database, website, and print publication of Javanese gamelan song texts, translated into both Indonesian and English, for use by gamelan ensembles throughout the world.
Earlham was awarded $1.1 million from the U.S. Department of Education beginning October 2013 to further develop the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program over a five-year period. The McNair program began at Earlham in 2009 and prepares low-income, first generation and underrepresented students for graduate study by providing programming and research opportunities.
In the spring of 2013 John Iverson (Biology) received National Science Foundation funding through a sub-award from Iowa State University. The award of $94,044 – "Climate change and environmental sex determination in a geographically widespread species" – is part of a long-term collaborative project that supports Iverson's research with Earlham students in the Sand Hills of Nebraska for three summers. Students monitor several species of nesting turtles, and capture, measure, mark, and release each female, while also recording microhabitat data at each nest site.
Through its Luce Initiative on Asian Studies and the Environment (LIASE) the Henry Luce Foundation awarded the College a $50,000 exploration grant in March 2013. Gary DeCoker (Japanese Studies), Andy Moore (Geology) and Eric Cunningham (Japanese Studies) have collaborated with Iwate University faculty in Morioka to expand student research opportunities in Japan. Moore and Cunningham are further enhancing relationships with governmental leaders, local emergency managers, and ordinary citizens, and developing coursework focusing on scientific and cultural background along with policy creation and implementation.
Lori Watson (Chemistry) and collaborators at other institutions including Hope and Reed Colleges received a four-year, $437,962 grant from the National Science Foundation in August 2012 to further the work of the Interactive Online Network of Inorganic Chemists (IONiC). The current grant expands the network's website and social networking hub and funds four week-long summer workshops and ancillary activities that introduce faculty to cutting-edge topics in several subfields of inorganic chemistry, develop at least 100 high quality teaching resources in conjunction with research experts, and disseminate these materials to the global inorganic teaching community.
In June 2012 Earlham College received a $525,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to continue development of its Middle East Studies Program and broaden internationalization on campus and in the curriculum. The grant strengthens instruction in Middle East history and the Arabic language and supports joint faculty-student research activity.
In March 2012 the National Science Foundation awarded Christopher Smith (Biology), Peter Blair (Biology), Charlie Peck (Computer Science) and colleagues at Indiana University-East a $168,739 grant for their project, "Using metagenomics to realize an education partnership and stimulate curriculum development." The project has engaged students at both institutions in collecting soil samples from farm fields around Richmond, Indiana and from the soil under the receding edges of glaciers in Iceland. Students have been helping to extract DNA from the samples that is then processed, sequenced, and analyzed. In addition, curriculum modules in metagenomics based on these data sets are being built and tested at Earlham.


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Just like in the '70s, the Corvette-and the Corvette hobby-are under attack. On one side: the Feds, with tougher Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards and emission limits for new cars and light trucks. At the state level, proposed state laws, regulations, and rules would seek to force collector Corvettes to undergo the same emissions testing as current-model daily driven cars and trucks.
But it doesn't mean the end of the Corvette, or the Corvette hobby.
Federal Regulation: Stricter Standards = A Stronger Corvette?
Think back to 1975, when Federal emissions standards kicked in that led to the use of catalytic converters. Those highly expensive devices-which helped boost the '75 Corvette's base sticker price by $800 over the '74's MSRP-were said to help performance by taking the burden of nearly a mile of vacuum lines and other emissions-control hardware off the engine. They "helped performance" by doing that, while clogging the exhaust system with a single-unit, two-way catalyst that turned unburned hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide into CO2 and water vapor. The single-unit cats led to major inefficiencies in exhaust-system design, which limited horsepower and torque while getting emissions down to the new Federal limits.
That's something that more than a few '75-'82 C3 Vette owners have discovered-especially the ones who've removed their cats for an exhaust that's up to track-day duty, or replaced the OEM two-way cats with current-technology three-way cats (which add the transformation of nitrogen oxides to nitrogen and oxygen to the two-way cats' functions).
All the while during the late '70s, the engineers who worked on Corvette's powertrains were doing the best they could (under the circumstances) to find at least as much power in the venerable Chevy small-block V-8 as it had produced during the '60s. The real breakthrough came with the development of microprocessors to control engine functions that were up to the job of operating in the hostile environment of an engine bay. Add in improvements like roller rocker arms, improved cylinder-head and exhaust-system designs, and electronic fuel injection, and the "old" engine eventually cranked out the power like it had before-but this time, with fewer emissions per mile.
In the early '90s, The General's powertrain engineers (who'd been merged, realigned, and otherwise moved from their previous divisional engine shops) were challenged to design and engineer a new V-8 that would exceed the previous GM V-8s' performance numbers, while meeting ever-stricter Federal emission and CAFE standards. The result was the LS-series of engines, whose performance you know well by now-and whose fuel economy, especially at highway speeds, you're also well aware of.
But now, stricter CAFE and emission standards loom on the horizon. Per Federal regulations enacted in 2009, manufacturers must meet a fleet average of 35.5 miles per gallon for all the cars and light trucks they sell by the year 2016, up from the current 27.5 mpg required fleet average. Those vehicles not meeting the standard will be subject to a "gas guzzler tax" added to the sticker price. What we've heard is that the next-generation Corvette engine, while still a V-8, might only displace 5.5 liters (around 330 cubic inches).
If there's one thing the Corvette team has done in recent years, it's been to use cutting-edge technology to meet the Feds' fuel-economy and emissions standards while delivering the level of performance expected of a Corvette powerplant. Whether they can continue to do that in the face of ever-tightening economy and emissions standards, however, remains to be seen.
State-Lawmakers + Grassroots Influence = State Laws We Can Live With
State-level threats to the Corvette hobby come in many forms, from legislation aimed at cracking down on perceived problems, to rulemaking that results in added hassles for Corvette enthusiasts (and other collector-car owners), to local ordinances aimed at eliminating "eyesores."
This year, California state lawmakers tried again to do away with the exemption from the state's Smog Check emission-inspection program that vintage, classic, and collector vehicles built before 1976 currently enjoy. (Colorado tried to do the same this year, too.) Fortunately, the move didn't succeed.


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Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent was arrested Saturday on an intoxication manslaughter charge connected to the death of Cowboys practice squad linebacker Jerry Brown Jr., Irving, Texas, police confirmed to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport.
Irving police confirmed Brent is being processed on the charge, a second-degree felony punishable by two to 20 years of imprisonment and a fine of up to $10,000. Police said Brent is scheduled for a magistrate hearing Sunday.
According to a report released by Irving police, Brent was behind the wheel of a car at 2:21 a.m. when it hit a curb, causing the vehicle to flip at least once before coming to rest in the middle of a service road. When officers arrived on the scene, Brent was responsive and able to speak. Brown, 25, was unresponsive and transferred to a local hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
Officers suspected alcohol played a role in the accident and had Brent perform field sobriety tests. Brent was eventually taken into custody. The charges were altered when police learned Brown had died as a result of injuries sustained in the accident.
The Cowboys confirmed Brown's death as the team prepared for Sunday's matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. Team owner Jerry Jones released a statement of condolence:
"We are deeply saddened by the news of this accident and the passing of Jerry Brown," the statement read. "At this time, our hearts and prayers and deepest sympathies are with the members of Jerry's family and all of those who knew him and loved him."
Brent and Brown were college teammates at Illinois and were living together, a team source told Rapoport.
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Since opening the locally owned Talk Tower Wireless in October, Michael Johnson has seen thrifty phone users come into his shop.
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Such options work great for older people who don't use a cell phone as often, with the phone accessed during trips or emergencies. Talk Tower Wireless offers something that works better than pre-paid plans for many customers.
Talk Tower Wireless prices begin at $40, and smart phones can come in around $300. Johnson offers refurbished Internet-access phones, knowing that they provide an affordable alternative for people who need to stay connected with a budget.
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"I want this to be a boutique where customers can have champagne taste on a sippy cup budget," Bailey said. She offers high-end and fashionable lines, but her pricing suits moderate budgets.
She learned that business philosophy from her father, who had been a barber. His advice was that every town needs a shop where an average worker can afford the price points.
"Everything is posh and pretty, but the prices are not high at all," she said.
Tee-Tie Babies carries brands such as Mudpie, Ruffle Butts and Rugged Butts, Maison Chic and Baby Aspen. Bailey said she has seen these lines in resort areas and west toward Pensacola, but she said Tee-Tie Babies allows her to bring them closer to home.
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A plug computer is a tiny, low power server, intended to provide network-based services within the home. It is an always-on system, and can serve data and applications to computing devices within the home. It can also be a bridge between home computing devices and Internet-based services.
The SheevaPlug is Marvell's first plug computer, based on a powerful 1.2GHz Sheeva processor (based on an ARMv5TE compliant core). Its main connectivity is gigabit Ethernet to the network, and USB for peripherals.
The Verdex Pro motherboards, based on the Marvell PXA270 with XScale, and feature up to 128MB RAM, on-board flash up to 32 MB, an onboard 60-pin Hirose I/O header, a 120-pin Molex connector for connecting additional expansion cards with Infineon Bluetooth as an option.
CMI is a joint venture between Cambridge University and MIT aimed at enhancing innovation and knowledge exchange in the UK by focusing on the interface between academia and industry. The Multidisciplinary Design Project (MDP) is a CMI program that develops teaching resources to enhance undergraduate teaching.
A separate, compatible debug adapter is sometimes needed for development with ARM-based platforms. However, more ARM-based platforms are being made available with integrated, on-board debugging capabilities eliminating the need for such external hardware.
Some platforms have real-time data access and instruction trace capability for systems that that must be debugged in real-time without stopping the system and a physical trace interface will likely be needed for this purpose.
These interfaces can be purchased directly from ARM (an ARM company), or through a variety of ARM partners and distributors.
Low-cost debug adapters are also available for purchase from third-party companies such as Olimex, as well as a variety of others.
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Reading and writing PhysioBank and compatible data
PhysioBank data are stored in a variety of formats ("WFDB-compatible formats") that can be read and written using the WFDB library, which is written in C and can be called directly from user-written applications written in C, C++, or Fortran. Digitized signals (waveforms) are most often stored in "format 212", in which pairs of 12-bit samples are bit-packed into three 8-bit bytes. The library can read and write signal files in many other WFDB-compatible formats, and a few of these formats are used for PhysioBank data that cannot be stored in format 212. Although the WFDB library also supports multiple annotation formats, only one of these is used for PhysioBank annotation files, which are binary files containing variable-length annotations averaging slightly over 2 bytes each.
Software available here offers several ways of reading and writing WFDB-compatible files from Matlab, with varying levels of effort required:
The older methods listed below also remain available:
All of the methods above use the WFDB library to read or write PhysioBank and compatible records. The advantages of doing so are that they can be updated to handle new file formats simply by updating the WFDB library, they are highly efficient, and they can read data directly from PhysioNet as well as from local files. Several users contributed software that does not use the WFDB library, but can read local disk copies of signal files in format 212 or in PhysioBank annotation file format:
The directory ECGwaveGen contains software contributed by Floyd Harriott for generating a synthesized ECG-like test signal.
A Matlab/Octave implementation of ECGSYN, which generates realistic ECGs, has been contributed by Patrick McSharry and Gari Clifford.
A Matlab/Octave implementation of ecgpuwave, which locates P, QRS, and T wave onsets, peaks, and ends in ECG signals, has been contributed by the authors of the original Fortran 77 implementation.
For an example of a large Matlab application that works together with C-language software from the WFDB Software Package, see RCVSIM, contributed by Ramakrishna Mukkamala.
Matlab code for calculating sample entropy (SampEn) has been contributed by Doug Lake, Randall Moorman, and Cao Hanqing, and is available here.
We thank the authors for these generous contributions to PhysioToolkit. If you find these programs useful, please send us a note (or write to the contributors directly).
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Next generation of reactors will be built at Sellafield and Heysham, the Government announced today as it pushes ahead with plans for new nuclear power plants.
In the first major announcement on the future of nuclear in the UK since the Fukushima disaster in Japan, the Government outlined the locations deemed suitable for new power stations by 2025, all of which are adjacent to existing nuclear sites.
The eight sites are: Bradwell, Essex; Hartlepool; Heysham, Lancashire; Hinkley Point, Somerset; Oldbury, South Gloucestershire; Sellafield, Cumbria; Sizewell, Suffolk; and Wylfa, Anglesey.
The plans for new nuclear power plants are part of a series of national policy statements on energy which were published today, following a public consultation.
They will be debated and voted on in Parliament, but ministers are hopeful that, with a pro-nuclear majority in the Commons, they will win the argument.
Nuclear power is one of the issues that divided Conservatives and Liberal Democrats when they entered Government together, with the coalition deal allowing a Lib Dem spokesman to speak out against any new nuclear plants, while Lib Dem MPs could abstain on the issue.
Lib Dem Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has since given his backing to new reactors, insisting they would not be subsidised by the taxpayer - although MPs have warned that reform of the electricity market could favour nuclear power and amount to a hidden subsidy.
The Government is planning the new suite of reactors to maintain electricity supplies and cut greenhouse gas emissions as an old generation of power stations is shut down.
The future of nuclear as a power source for countries around the world was called into question earlier this year after the Japanese earthquake and tsunami rocked the reactors at Fukushima, leaving radioactivity leaking from the plant.
Mr Huhne signalled last month that plans for new reactors in the UK were on track after an initial report on Fukushima from nuclear chief inspector Mike Weightman ruled out the need to curtail the operation of nuclear power stations in the UK in light of the situation in Japan.
The energy policy statements aim to provide a framework for making planning decisions so projects do not face "unnecessary hold-ups".
They set out the need for billions of pounds of investment in new energy sources, including 33 gigawatts of renewable power - the equivalent of thousands of offshore wind turbines - to meet the UK's future needs.
Energy minister Charles Hendry said: "Around a quarter of the UK's generating capacity is due to close by the end of this decade. We need to replace this with secure, low carbon, affordable energy.
"This will require over £100 billion worth of investment in electricity generation alone.
"This means twice as much investment in energy infrastructure in this decade as was achieved in the last decade.
"Industry needs as much certainty as possible to make such big investments.
"These plans set out our energy need to help guide the planning process, so that if acceptable proposals come forward in appropriate places, they will not face unnecessary hold-ups."
He said the coalition Government was determined to make the UK attractive to investors to ensure that the country had secure, affordable, low-carbon energy.
BBC Radio 1 DJ's Chris Moyles and Greg James are packing their bags early and taking their shows to Carlisle a week before Radio 1's Big Weekend.
The pair will broadcast their shows live from Cumbria from Monday (May 9) to Friday (May 13) when they arrive a week ahead of the main event. In addition to their daily shows, Chris, Greg and their teams will be getting out and about in the city and surrounding areas, meeting the residents and celebrating all that Carlisle has to offer.
The pair will immerse themselves in the local community for a whole week, and they also plan to meet the city's students in a Q&A session during the week.
Chris Moyles says: "The Big Weekend is always the highlight of my year and I'm so excited that we get to go up to Carlisle for a whole week beforehand and settle in before everyone else arrives. I'm hoping the good people of Carlisle are going to show us a good time!''
Greg James adds: "I'm really looking forward to this year's Big Weekend and to bring my show live from Carlisle. Chris and I will be out and about meeting the locals during the week and I'm hoping we can experience the best of the city!"
BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend is the UK's biggest free ticketed festival and 40,000 lucky music fans will be able to enjoy performances across four stages at Carlisle Airfield where the event is taking place – the Main Stage; the In New Music We Trust Stage; the Outdoor Stage and the BBC Introducing Stage. This year's artists include, Lady Gaga, Foo Fighters, The Black Eyed Peas, Tinie Tempah and Ellie Goulding.
A truly multiplatform experience, Radio 1's Big Weekend will be broadcast on Radio 1, with a major interactive presence online and many live performances available to watch on demand. There will be highlights on BBC Three and extended performances can be seen via BBC Red Button on digital TV during the weekend.


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If you're looking for indicators of the health of the overall economy, look no further than the recent run of auctions that took place this past January. During the deepest part of the Great Recession, auctioneers were defining success as a sell rate of a measly 50 percent. Lately, however, auctions overall have been up, with sell-through rates of 70 percent or better reported in all of the Scottsdale, Arizona, auctions. And overall sales revenue rivaled the peak of 2007.
Those encouraging figures give acquisitive Vette enthusiasts permission to scratch the itch they've been trying to ignore for the past few years. Auctions in general are perhaps not the best places to make sound purchase decisions, but they are undeniably popular ones. The annual Scottsdale pilgrimage offers a temporary auto mall with something for everyone.
The key to getting a deal is, in part, understanding the differences between the individual auction houses and their target audiences. We'll touch on those two aspects, and along the way include some specific highlights of the recent auction action as they relate to current Vette values.
Seasoned auction participants already know that different auctions draw different crowds. Barrett-Jackson attracts a younger crowd, buying more for entertainment and prestige, with some eagle-eyed collectors looking for opportunity buys. Corvettes show up in a big way every year at B-J Scottsdale. The NCRS even had a large booth right off the main auction stage this year.
Even so, after surveying the Corvette auction lots, NCRS judges agreed that there was little present that would earn Top Flight status. Barrett-Jackson has made its name on world-beating prices and an absolute no-reserve policy. This scenario can occasionally create a collision between sellers wanting to cash in at the "B-J Lottery" and buyers looking to troll the auction lanes for a hapless victim who pulled a lousy timeslot and/or did a substandard job on car prep. That means B-J has a lot of professional sellers looking to take advantage of novice buyers, and vice-versa. No-reserve sets a feast-or-famine scenario, with consignors searching for a way to insulate themselves from risk should things go awry.
It's no surprise, then, that sellers have been accused of planting confederates in the audience to boost the bid until it gets to an acceptable level, at times even "buying back" their own cars. The house doesn't seem to mind, so long as the paperwork is in order and the sale earns both the buyer and seller premiums. These kinds of alleged shenanigans have caused some collectors to take their business to auction houses that offer reserve protection. (For its part, Barrett-Jackson has announced that it will be offering reserve pricing for auction lots valued over $50,000 for the Palm Beach, Florida, auction in April.)
Occasional controversy aside, Barrett- Jackson thrives on a creating a circus-casino spectacle—which it does with gusto and panache. Walk into the entrance and you're confronted by what appears to be part auto show, part bazaar, offering everything from fullsized vintage neon signs to 30-foot-tall cactus sculptures. To call a B-J event a car auction is an oversimplification, as the marketplace takes up the largest section of indoor tent space. This sense of showmanship is why it also attracts a wide demographic of buyers. Corvette connoisseurs might resent having to compete with a rich rube on cars they feel really deserve their bids. The average enthusiast is likewise mystified when he or she sees a driver-quality car earn Concours-Gold money.
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Steve Lenning just so happened to be in right place at the right time when it came to acquiring this '69 Camaro. A buddy of his was bailing out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Steve's hometown, for greener pastures in the Golden State of California. But before he could skate on out, he needed to lose some excess baggage-part of the excess was this '69 Camaro. At first Steve really didn't need or want another project. He already had a fully restored '69 SS 396 Chevelle that he was quite happy with. Well, push came to shove and the owner made Steve a deal he just couldn't refuse.
"The car was a plain-Jane 350, so I really had little interest in putting a ton of effort into restoring it," Steve recalls. "My Chevelle rarely gets driven, so I figured I'd just drop in a stock LS1 and make it a nice driver. Then I remembered following a few magazine project cars like Big Red, The Mule, Twister, Aluminator, and cars like that and thought it would be cool to build this Camaro to perform like a sports car."
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by Andrew Rudansky
Since the team was founded in 1973, The Montauk Rugby Football Club (MRFC) has built a tradition of success. The club, informally known as the Sharks, hopes to build on that winning tradition this May as it heads to Pittsburgh to take part in the USA Mens Division II Club Nationals.
This will be the fourth time in club history that the MRFC has made it to the USA Rugby Nationals. The club first reached the tournament in 1998, placing third. It came back to the playoffs again in two successive years in 2005-2006. Despite its success, the national title has still evaded the club.
Before the club gets to the finals, however, it will first travel to Pittsburgh for an Eastern US tournament, battling its way through a two-day Sweet 16 round on Saturday, May 12.
Club Captain Gordon Trotter was with the team during its 2005-2006 nationals run and said he knows what it takes to compete against the best competition in U.S. Rugby.
"We have a solidified team, but we struggle with numbers," said Trotter, "The problem with rugby is that you always have injuries, so all those guys on the roster have to step up."
Trotter said that only 25 members of the 43-member team are expected to make the trip to Pittsburgh, further complicating the team's depth issues.
Despite the thin roster, Trotter said the team's only real weakness going into the finals could be their mindsets. If the team fails to be in the game mentally, it could be a short post-season for the Sharks.
If the MRFC manages to make it out of the Eastern U.S. playoffs it will challenge the top team in the west in the Division II finals in Glendale, Colorado.
During the regular season the team plays in Herrick Park in East Hampton, competing in sanctioned Metropolitan Union league games in the fall, while organizing scrimmages against non-league clubs in the spring.
This year the Montauk club has organized all of its spring friendlies against Division I opponents to prepare for the increased level of play in the nationals. So far MRFC has gone 1-1 against Division I opponents, first beating the Village Lions RFC, 25-20, on April 14, and then losing to the Long Island RFC, 22-24, on April 21.
"This team is one of the strongest I have seen in Montauk," said Trotter. "We have young, good athletes…for years the team used to be just a lot of older guys."
The Sharks marched their way into nationals on a stellar 8-0 regular season this fall in the Division II Metropolitan Union, where they competed against teams from around the tristate area.
The team made it to the Northeast Rugby Union playoffs that season, eventually falling to the Middlesex Rugby Football Club, 53-0 back in November. Both teams were invited to compete in Pittsburgh.
Trotter, a native of New Zealand, is one of two foreign-born players on the team. The majority of the 43-man roster is comprised of South Fork locals.
"It really is a local team," said Trotter, "Last time we went to nationals there were a few more international players, but that is the great thing about this year, we have done it all based on local talent."
The team is comprised primarily of former college and local high school athletes. The current roster boasts former wrestlers, Lacrosse and football players who have come to Rugby later in their lives.
"In the 12 years I have been here the sport here has really grown up a lot. It is starting to take on that professionalism," said Trotter.
Trotter and the club's coach, Rich Brierley, said that MRFC is looking for new members for the fall 2012 season, and welcomes any new members.
The Club might need the new members as MRFC's current league, Metropolitan New York, is to be reformed into the larger Empire Rugby Football Union for the upcoming fall season. The new league could mean increased competition for the Sharks.
The team will next play another friendly on Saturday, April 28 at 1 p.m. against Division 1 Long Island RFC at Herrick Park, East Hampton. After that game, MRFC is holding its first annual Casino Night at the Amagansett American Legion Hall at 6 p.m. The proceeds of the fundraiser will offset the team's travel costs at Nationals. For more information and tickets please call 335-0906.


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- Culture: Kuba (Bushoong subgroup)
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- Place Made: Lulua Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Dates: late 19th or early 20th century
- Dimensions: 13 3/4 x 8 1/4 x 12 in. (35 x 21 x 30.5 cm) Height with beard: 22 7/16 in. (57 cm) (show scale)
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- Credit Line: Gift of the Anne Eisner Putnam Collection
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- Caption: Kuba (Bushoong subgroup). Bwoom Mask, late 19th or early 20th century. Wood, cowrie shells, glass beads, fur, leather, cloth, seed pods, 13 3/4 x 8 1/4 x 12 in. (35 x 21 x 30.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the Anne Eisner Putnam Collection, 73.178. Creative Commons-BY
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Finally it's here, the first HS race of the season!
Central Florida Trail Riders (CFTR) was the hosting club and they had acquired a new piece of property in Bartow,Fl. After the first race being cancelled due to water issues a month ago all of FTR was chomping at the bit to start the season and the turnout reflected that with a packed parking area. Sat course is 7 miles and Sunday is 10.
Saturday dawned with clear skies after steady rain on Friday night. Haley headed out for practice lap and I waited....and waited...and waited. Much later than I was comfortable with she rolled in with the report that she had gotten stuck 4 or 5 times and wasn't going to race..it was unsafe,no fun,etc. I left her alone as the morning marched on as I heard about some re-routes around the rougher areas. Between myself telling her the course would dry out/reroutes, the only way to learn to ride in mud is to....ride in mud, and her mother telling her she had paid 50$ and Haley was going to do at least one lap like it or not, soon she was on the line. She got a good start and headed off to see what fate held for her.
After all the worrying that took place on the practice lap I was surprisingly calm as I waited for her to pop out of the woods..there she is! She was actually looking focused as she headed out for lap 2..then lap 3. Seems the course had gotten much better and she was having fun!
Race over, fun had, and the thanks to her mother for making her ride completed. EE soft seat was a big hit too.
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7 78 Logan Branton Yamaha Mount Dora, FL 39 0 4 1:23:56
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10 40 Anthony Depietto Honda Ft Lauderdale, FL 36 0 4 1:26:52
11 519 Kieran Thaler KTM Deerfield Beach, FL 35 0 4 1:27:21
12 132 Alexaner (Alec) Hermans Yamaha W Palm Beach, FL 34 0 4 1:27:49
13 23 Clay Levell Honda Sarasota, FL 33 0 4 1:28:31
14 153 Alyssa Mieszczenski Honda Palm Beach Gardens, FL 32 0 4 1:28:39
15 20 Clayton Anderson Honda Bartow, FL 31 0 3 1:09:05
16 199 Daniel Perez Honda Orlando, FL 30 0 3 1:10:10
17 117 Haley Schell KTM Odessa, FL 29 0 3 1:13:32
18 41 Beau Smith KTM Ft. Lauderdale, FL 28 0 3 1:14:08
19 661 Iain Plommer Kawasaki Naples, FL 14 0 2 0:42:58
20 197 Patrick Fitzgerald Suzuki Apopka, FL 13 0 2 0:44:42
DNF 142 Kye Jacobsen Yamaha Daytona Beach, FL 0 0 0 0:00:0
The rain gods were kind the rest of Sat as we stayed dry and the course got better for my Sunday 10:30 race start. I have moved up to the
senior class this year as my plan to not get faster just older continues full speed. I'll be racing guys 45-50 yrs old so maybe I'll get better finishes...or not.
Our line is full with 19 guys as the horn blows and I'm off. Good start puts me top five after the first few corners.
(Notice new white fender after enduro creek dive)
The course is rough at times but more importantly..fast ! I like those kind as I suck at corners
and I'm soon through after 2 laps in a solid 5th. I'm passed by Frank G. (#325) who is a race winner and fast guy in the class. I keep up for a few miles hoping to get a pull from him and it's working. I lose him in a tighter section as I come up on a slower rider in a bad spot but I gain some confidence. After a while I'm passed by good friend Marcelo D.(#15) and I latch onto him. I'm pacing myself off of him and we run for a few miles as we come up on one of many muddy ditches. Marcelo dives in just as he hits the shifter with his foot and finds neutral...diver down! I hear him cursing as he is thrown off into the manure-infused mix and I chuckle inside as I ride off thinking I'll never see him again....or not.
The club is doing a great job of rerouting us around the widening mud holes and whooped out sections as i try and look for new lines. Lap 3 is almost over when I'm passed by #712 on a Honda..he's fast. After we pull through the chicane to start the 4th and last lap #712 pulls over like he's done for the day so I'm back to 5th. I start riding conservative...don't screw this up I think. 3/4's of the way through lap 4 I come up on a mud hole I just blasted through before, but now follow a slower rider to the left and seemingly safer route. He stopped for a second and now I'm screwed as I had forgotten to down shift and am stuck in 4th. The mud is so thick I can't rock the bike to drop down gears so I get off the bike and try to use my hand to downshift...by goes Marcelo (#15)...cr@p now I'm out of the trophy hunt !!! In what seems like forever I finally get going knowing I have to track #15 back down and pass him in what little times left. A mile or 2 later I'm back on his heels so I decide to just sit behind him and wait hoping he's make or a mistake I could capitalize on. 1/4 mile to go and he let's off just for a second and I'm ready..on the gas and the pass is made! Keep it together to the finish and..
Finally got one in the "B" class !
so tired but it feels so good. The magnetic screw/bolt holder is now stuck to the fridge at the house as a reminder how good the weekend was. Hope the rest of the season goes as well for us both.
Until the next race,
Haley and Troy
1 575 Cary West KTM Palatka, FL 50 10 4 1:50:25
2 325 Frank Gamperl KTM Deerfield Beach, FL 47 5 4 1:52:06
3 2 Ken (John) Hardiman KTM Seminole, FL 45 4 4 1:52:17
4 212 Kai Ramadan KTM West Palm Beach, FL 43 3 4 1:54:27
5 117 Troy Stainbrook KTM Odessa, FL 41 2 4 1:55:34
6 15 Marcelo Dadone KTM Aventura, FL 40 0 4 1:55:45
7 42 David McArthur Yamaha Cocoa, FL 39 0 4 1:58:54
8 712 David McDaniel Honda Bradenton, FL 38 0 3 1:24:46
9 17 Todd Strausbaugh KTM Ft Myers, FL 37 0 3 1:27:08
10 60 Lou Tunno KTM Boca Raton, FL 36 0 3 1:27:20
11 544 Kent Liggett KTM , FL 35 0 3 1:29:34
12 863 Troy Weeks Kawasaki Wauchula, FL 34 0 3 1:30:54
13 4 Kurt Drummond KTM Port Richey, FL 33 0 3 1:31:33
14 664 Mike Veach KTM Tampa, FL 32 0 3 1:32:37
15 35 Daniel Holder KTM Apopka, FL 31 0 3 1:41:04
16 24 Don Chriss KTM Orlando, FL 15 0 2 0:54:25
17 770 Jochy Gomez KTM Lakeland, FL 14 0 2 1:05:22
18 811 George Pollard KTM Port Saint Lucie, FL 7 0 1 0:30:20
19 8 Levic Allen Honda Valrico, FL 7 0 1 0:36:36
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fyi I found the content in "My Yahoo" when searching for " The NXT STEP - Lego Mindstorms NXT Blog"
- May 13, 2006, 12:38:00 AM
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I'm getting the feed at this address: http://thenxtstep.blogspot.com/atom.xml - it's been working perfectly.
- May 13, 2006, 3:00:00 AM
- Markus Quär said...
Hi Jim!
I am Markus Quär from Germany and I have a new Lego Mindstorms NXT Blog. Would you please include my blog-adress in your list of links? My blog-adress is : http://german-nxt-fan-side.blogspot.com
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- May 13, 2006, 5:12:00 AM
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Hi, Markus.
It's on there now... good luck with your blog.
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The feed that joesparano mentions is your blog's "native" Atom feed, but your RSS feed via Feedburner is also working correctly, as david levy indicates.
If you're into this sort of thing, I highly recommend Ben Hammersley's Developing Feeds with RSS and Atom from O'Reilly -- a technical book that's both useful and interesting.
And Markus, I've added your blog to my own list of blogs. :-)
- May 13, 2006, 3:45:00 PM
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Hi Dunechaser!
Thank you,that you had add my blog to your list!I will add your blog to my Links,too!
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Tha hospital, at Iha corner of Ocaaii Avenue and Archer : Street, is Jnst a block away'from the Archer Street I elementary school and Is alao situated where chUdran ' traireiing to other schools In the district mvst pass it vdallyi.";.'-/-- . - . : : : , , - , : . ' • ' • ' ; •- Freeport Hospital was nefer designed as a "maxl-vmum securUy" institution. It wonld be Impossible for i the building and grounds to be pr<^erly prepared in. ; such a way thai the security of those living nearby could ; b^.guaranteed.. ,., , . • • • • ' ; > . •• - - - Furthermore, it must be remembered that the ad-r dicts-^female—wlU be visited by their husbands and ^ so-called "coufiiis." It is a provda fact lUat ittc»t fetnale.: ^1 addicts areiunied to addidOoti by-ibelr-husbaadfl.and i k "boy Mends." And whathappmis when such n « i finlill I thelf Vtsiis? 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Village Party Nominates Fairberg And Lovelidge f liaries Schubert To Be Guest Speaker Of freeport Chamber Charles Schubert. Manager of the Freeport office of Chase Man* haltan Bank will be the *gue«t speaker at the weekly Luncheon Meeting of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce to be held Thursday, Jan. Z6 at Al B. White's. A motion picture film in color showing key plays of the National Football League 1968 will be shown and Charles C. Mehr-mann. sports cotiiRiRlst, will con- •tflM!tja..qiietttontanswy"P>ri«jL.i s^.,. Joseph Gergauter' seirvei as President of the Chamber and Wilfred "Bill" Allan iiOProgram •Chairman. hns boon very active in coni-inunily a(T(iir.s. . A member of the executive board o£ the Holy Nome Society, DRUG STORE NOTICE Tlie AtlBnt^:||:!heini*t«. 179 Atlantic Ave"Tra^rt, will remain open late, until 10 p.m. this Sunday. Jan. 39. All e^er drug stores which are mambcla of the Free-port Pharmacy AisoclatiOR close at 2 p.ffl. oa Sundays. 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