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It was a breakout season for kicking specialist Anthony Fera, who was selected the 2011 first-team All-Big Ten punter by ESPN.com and second-team all-conference by the media and coaches. He became the first Nittany Lion to be selected Big Ten Special Teams Player-of-the-Week three times in a season, doing so all against Big Ten competition. Fera further distinguished himself as the first Nittany Lion since Chris Bahr in 1975 to be the starter for field goals, kickoffs and punts when he got the nod for all three duties against Eastern Michigan. He maintained those roles for the rest of the 2011 season and should emerge as one of the nation's top placekickers and punters and a post-season awards candidate. Fera was selected a semifinalist for the 2011 Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Award and also was a candidate for the Ray Guy Award, presented to the nation's top punter. The Houston area standout has a strong leg, demonstrating accuracy whether he's attempting a field goal or looking to pin the opposition deep in its own territory. Fera connected on 14-of-17 field goals last season for a superb 82.4 percent conversion rate, and was 11-of-11 on attempts inside 40 yards. A junior, he connected on a career-long 46-yard field goal on the final play of the first half in Penn State's critical 20-14 win at Ohio State en route to his third Big Ten weekly honor. He averaged 42.0 yards on 64 punts, with 18 kicks landing inside the 20, and delivered 12 punts of 50 yards or longer. Fera ranked third in the Big Ten in field goal percentage and fourth in punting average. Fera is on schedule to graduate in December. He is among three returning Nittany Lions from Texas.
2011 Junior Season
Selected first-team All-Big Ten punter by ESPN.com and second-team all-conference by the media and coaches, Fera connected on 14-of-17 field goals (82.4 percent) and was 20-of-20 on extra point attempts, scoring a team-high 62 points. Fera became the first Nittany Lion since Chris Bahr in 1975 to be the starter for field goals, kickoffs and punts when he got the nod for all three duties during the Eastern Michigan game, maintaining those roles for the rest of the 2011 season. He was selected a Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Award semifinalist and a candidate for the Ray Guy Award (top punter). He was 11-of-11 on field goal attempts inside 40 yards and delivered a career-long 46-yard field goal on the final play of the first half in Penn State's critical 20-14 win at Ohio State. Fera, who was the first Nittany Lion to be selected Big Ten Special Teams Player-of-the-Week three times in a season, averaged 42.0 yards on 64 punts, with 18 kicks landing inside the 20. He also delivered 12 punts of 50 yards or longer, led by a career-best 69-yard effort late in the tight win over Purdue. He also handled 45 of the team's 55 kickoffs, with 10 touchbacks. Fera ranked third in the Big Ten in field goal percentage (82.4), fourth in punting average (42.0) and fifth in field goals made (1.17 per game). Fera booted three punts for a 47-yard average against Alabama and dropped two punts inside the 20 against Temple, averaging 43.2 yards per kick, including a game-long punt of 55. Fera was 3-for-4 on field goals and placed three punts inside the 20 at Indiana to earn Big Ten Special Teams Player-of-the-Week honors for the first time. In the 13-3 win over Iowa, he had five punts that averaged 43.8 yards, including a 58-yard effort. In the 23-18 Leaders Division victory over Purdue, Fera gained his second conference honor in three weeks by averaging 44.5 yards on six punts, including a career-long 69-yard punt in the final three minutes to pin Purdue at the one-yard line. In the 10-7 division win over Illinois, Fera played an important role. He made a 30-yard field goal with seven minutes to play and punted eight times, with two inside the 20. Fera broke his career-long for field goals twice in the win at Ohio State, connecting from 43 yards and 46 yards, the latter on the final play of the first half, for a 20-14 lead and the eventual winning score. He also placed three punts inside the 20 against the Buckeyes to claim Big Ten weekly honors for the third time in seven games. At Wisconsin, in rainy conditions, Fera punted five times for a 46.2-yard average, with a long of 55 yards and three punts inside the 20. Fera punted nine times against Houston in the TicketCity Bowl, averaging 41.6 yards with a long of 55. He was on the field for 137 plays.
2010 Sophomore Season
Fera won the punting duties in preseason and was selected a 2010 second-team Rivals.com Freshman All-American. Fera punted during the first 10 games, including handling kickoff duties, but on Nov. 17 had an emergency appendectomy. He missed the last two regular-season games, with Indiana and Michigan State, but returned against Florida in the Outback Bowl. Among Fera's 46 punts, 13 landed inside the 20-yard line, 19 were fair catches, and nine were booted 50 yards or more. For the season, Fera averaged 41.4 yards, with only one touchback. In the fourth quarter at Iowa, he launched a 74-yard punt, the fourth-longest punt in Penn State history, and the team's longest since 2004. Fera averaged 44 yards on six punts against Illinois, including a boot of 53 yards, which the Illinois returner fumbled at the nine-yard line. A sliding Michael Zordich recovered the fumble, which set up a field goal. Fera averaged just over 45 yards per punt at Minnesota, including a 61-yard blast. Four of his six punts against the Golden Gophers were downed inside the 20-yard line. Fera knocked two punts inside the 20 against Northwestern, including one that landed at the Wildcats' seven-yard line in the fourth quarter to assist the Lions' historic comeback. At Ohio State, he averaged 44.2 yards on six punts, with a long of 54 yards and one punt downed at the Ohio State 4. Fera missed the Indiana and Michigan State games due to an emergency appendectomy three days before the contest with the Hoosiers. He returned against Florida in the Outback Bowl, punting three times for a 38.7-yard average with a long of 52 yards.
2009 Freshman Season
Redshirt season.
High School
Fera was one of the nation's top prep placekickers for Coach Robin Kirk at St. Pius X HS. He was selected a 2008 Under Armour All-American and earned first-team all-state honors as a junior and senior. Fera was rated Scout.com's and Rivals.com's No. 2 kicker in the nation. During his senior season, he was 37-of-39 on PAT attempts and 8-of-9 on field goals, with a long of 58 yards. In 2008, 55 of his 60 kickoffs went for touchbacks. Fera also averaged 44.1 yards on 36 punts.
Full named is Anthony Michael Fera. He is the son of Donna and Tony Fera. He has two older sisters, Deanna and Melissa. His father played football and wrestled at Widener University. An uncle and three aunts attended Penn State. Fera's hobbies include working out, hunting and watching movies. Fera is a kinesiology major. Born June 18, 1991 in Philadelphia, Pa.
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PRINCETON — In the second game Thursday at the Tigresses Holiday Tournament, the Putnam County girls basketball team scored the first 43 points and cruised to a 52-5 victory Bureau Valley at Prouty Gymnasium while Princeton capped the night by beating Henry 41-12.
Putnam County 52, Bureau Valley 5The Lady Panthers came out and forced the issue with the Storm by creating several turnovers and letting their offense take over.Daniela Pavlovich did the majority of the damage for PC as she hit for 11 of her team-high 13 points in the first half."I challenged the girls at halftime," James Barnett said. "We wanted to do the little things well and continue to improve on what we did in the first half."Barnett's team did just that as Taylor Pettit hit three shots from behind the arc to push the lead to 43-0 at the end of the third quarter.With 2:46 left in the fourth quarter, Heaven Bennett hit 1-of-2 free throws to finally get the Storm on the scoreboard.Pettit was the leading scorer with 18 points. Bennett and Nicole Bornsheuer led the Storm with two points each."I'm very proud of the girls," Storm coach Tiffany Gonigam said. "They could have easily hung their heads and pouted or they could come out and learn from the mistakes."
Princeton 41, Henry 12Much like the other game, Princeton took control early on as it led 22-8 at halftime behind seven points from Abby Jaques."It was nice to see the girls start out strong like that," Tigresses coach Kevin Hieronymus said. "It wasn't just one or two players getting the job done and that helped us jump out to that start."Henry could not figure out what it needed to get its offense going.The Mallards totaled just three points in the second quarter and were shut out in the third before scoring four in the fourth to end the drought."We are a young team and it shows at times," Henry coach Ken Kuehn said. "We have not been practicing that much because of games, but next week we'll get back into the gym and work on some things."The Tigresses stretched their lead to 35-8 before taking the contest 41-12. Zoe Mead led Princeton with 12 points while Mackenzey Wilson added 10.
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In a joint announcement, presidents for the Pendleton Round-Up and the Happy Canyon Night Show expressed their pleasure with the two solo artists.
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McCreery burst onto the national music scene in 2011 at the age of 17 when he won American Idol in its 10th season. He quickly established himself as one of country music's hot new stars. By the time he turned 21, the singer/songwriter had sold nearly 2.5 million albums and received platinum and gold album certifications. Three consecutive albums debuted at the number one position on the Billboard charts.
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He was named Breakthrough Artist at the 2013 American Country Awards, has placed second on "Country's Sexiest Men" poll and has made several "best-dressed" lists for his red carpet appearances. McCreery also believes in giving back. He's supported numerous charitable causes including St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, World Vision, The Opry Trust Fund and MLB RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities).
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That sounds like a great idea, only thing would be finding someone with a 1.10 PS3 who'd be willing to do that for me.
That sounds like a great idea, only thing would be finding someone with a 1.10 PS3 who'd be willing to do that for me.
Yes to your first question. Downgrading has been supported since v2.0
What if you use the proxy to fake 2.36 for those who are on 2.35, and somehow get the debug fw to install on the hdd then from there you can do the swap.
No it's not possible, it does not "unpack" the firmware since it stops at 60% (checking against your real ps3 fw version).
At least thats how I think it works...
Good news... but i think for big steps you need to install an infectus...
I've heard that there's a limit to the infectus chip and that every one above a certain firmware cant sail on that ship...
could someone back this up??
What's about HDD filesystem used on this "hybrid" firmware installed? (I mean after formatting hard drive, while already in "hybrid" firmware)
Is it encrypted as in retail firmware? (somewhere on forums i've read, that on PS3 debug stations FAT32 are used, is this correct?)
[I am kinda interested in PS3 filesystem stucture, just examining, comparing HDD's in different states, etc.]
I do not know because i always update to the latest fw, but is upgrading firmware from the retail game discs same as usb sticks? If it has less protection way, then a "hybrid" debuged console may be flashed with backed up game with integrated "full debug fw" file.
I really think that the update-mechanism is exactly the same. Take the psp for comparison... The update-files (which are execs with pbp-headers) only come in one form... the update.pbp. The source from where the file comes from does not matter cause the php that gets lauched is a signed executable and not just a firmware-image that gets loaded by some fancy loading mechanism in the xmb. summing up it should not matter if you update from disk or over a network update or anything else.
For downgrading we can use the WIP: Downgrade your PS3 version without previous dumps!, in the post says works to 2.15 perhaps it still working in 2.30 and 2.35.
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DAVID BECKHAM has today denied reports that he wants to play in Australia.
Clearly there has been some informal discussions so it is a bit puzzling
The LA Galaxy star has previously had two stints on loan at AC Milan during the American off-season, and was thought to be keen on signing a similar deal with an Australian side.
Italy legend Alessandro Del Piero and former England star Emile Heskey already ply their trade in Australia, as billionaire Frank Lowy attempts to raise the profile of the A-League.
But a spokesman for Becks rubbished suggestions that he could be the latest big name to join them.
"There is always enormous interest from clubs across the world in signing David as a player," he said.
"There are absolutely no plans to play in Australia, David is completely focused on the MLS play offs and winning another Championship with the Galaxy."
Despite the contradictory statements from both camps, Lyall Gormal - chairman of new A-League side Western Sydney Wanderers - was certain that an approach had been made.
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Grounds For Glory
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Once you've experienced the most beautifully glorious thing ever, things which you once thought were beautiful and glorious now appear bland. And so it is with…
Grace Motivated Good Work
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Several passages in the NT talk about the goodness and necessity of work. Christ has redeemed us to perform the work that he has given us to do before the foundation of the earth (Eph. 2:10). Here are just a few passages and their general thrust of what it means to work faithfully inside of Jesus' finished work.
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Timothy Witmer, in his book "The Shepherd Leader" describes the main roles of a good under-shepherd taking place in four categories: know, lead, feed, and protect. This is how you know you got a good one – He comes under the authority of God's directives for his role. Below are some snapshots that I seen these demonstrated in our Pastor of 18 years.
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Paul opens up this letter, as he does with other letters, with a greeting and statement of address. However, this is more tailored to his particular audience and primary recipient, the Church in Ephesus and Timothy, respectively.
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Often when we think of spiritual gifts, our minds go immediately to the passage in 1 Corinthians 12-14, which talk about gifts (responsibilities) that God gives to the people in His church (both local and total) for the edification of the church (both local and total) and the glory of His name. However, I would venture to speculate that while we run to this passage in 1 Corinthians when we think about Spiritual gifts, we do not run to the correct understanding of spiritual gifts.
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Consumer prices here were unchanged during the past two months, despite a significant rise in housing rents.
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Two months ago, overall prices in the Seattle area increased 1.4 percent over the past year and 0.8 percent from April to June, driven by higher gasoline and medical-care costs.
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From rival towns and rival high schools, conference rivals and now State championship rivals, the Sheridan Lady Yellowjackets and the Benton Lady Panthers will play each other in the 2016 Class 6A State Softball championship at Bogle Park on the campus of the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. The contest will be Saturday at 12:30 p.m.
It'll be the third straight trip to the finals for the Lady Jackets and a rematch of the title game of 2014 when Benton captured the crown with a 4-2 win. Last year, the Lady Jackets suffered a 3-0 loss to Greenwood in the final but, on Saturday in the semifinals, avenged that loss by ousting the Lady Bulldogs, who were the top seed from the Central Conference, 5-1. Benton won the other semifinals, 5-3, over Marion, the top seed from the East Conference.
The defending Class 6A State champion Sheridan Yellowjackets will begin defense of their title on Friday, May 13, against the winner of a first-round game between the Searcy Lions and the El Dorado Wildcats. The Jackets, who will host the State tourney beginning Thursday earned a first-round bye and the second seed from the 6A-South Conference with a 7-0 win over the Texarkana Razorbacks on Friday, May 6, behind shutout pitching from right-hander Tyler Cleveland.
Plagued by injuries, the Jackets open State at 12:30 p.m., on Friday. Searcy, the second-seeded team from the 6A-East, will play El Dorado, the fifth-seeded team from the South, on Thursday at 12:30 p.m., for the right to advance to take on the Jackets.
The young Sheridan Yellowjackets soccer team captured a 4-1 win over the Pine Bluff Zebras on Tuesday, May 3, to provide one of the highlights of their season. Joseph Tanthaphengxay scored two goals and had an assist to lead the way. Taylor Black and Corsey Speers each had goals as well.
The Sheridan Lady Jackets once again played the Texarkana Lady Razorbacks to the hilt on Friday, May 6. But a pair of controversial calls went against them late and, by virtue of a disputed play that resulted in a penalty kick, the Lady Razorbacks escaped with a 1-0 win to clinch the championship of the 6A-South Conference.
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Yellow Springs police flush by comparison
Policing is unique to each community, and each police department is designed around its own community's population, budget, crime trends, minimum manning levels and sometimes a detailed work-load analysis. But comparing Yellow Springs police to police in comparable towns highlights some similarities and some differences between departments.
Some note change in policing style
Late one evening last month, a local couple was celebrating their anniversary with friends at the Gulch.
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Mostly warnings on YSPD late shift
During a ride-along with this reporter last Friday evening, Village police displayed an eagerness to explain their process and offer the perspective of an on-duty officer.
Police explain the status quo
The Yellow Springs Police Department will continue to employ one officer on the Greene County ACE Task Force to help contain violent crime in the region. The local police will also continue to call the SWAT team when appropriate to ensure the village's safety during violent and potentially harmful situations. The size of the department […]
Balancing a low crime rate with high policing costs
While last year there were 28 murders in the City of Dayton and more than 1,200 violent crimes there, violence in Yellow Springs has barely been an issue, with an average of about three violent incidents each year for the last seven.
Need for drug task force in village eyed
Ten years after first signing on with A.C.E. drug task force, Yellow Springs remains an active partner. However, the involvement of local police in the drug task force has become a topic of controversy.
Police-village relationship a work in progress
Last fall the Village Human Relations Commission held its first police-community forum, where residents gave input on the role of the police chief. On March 19 a second forum will focus on the Village's involvement with the Greene County ACE Task Force on drugs and new policies.
Yellow Springs Sergeant Penrod charged in Xenia court
Village Police Sergeant Naomi Penrod was charged with three criminal offenses today after the altercation she had in November with a villager.
Yellow Springs Police Chief candidate finalists respond
The two finalists for Yellow Springs police chief met their last rounds of interviews last week, including a public interview with each candidate.


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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -- John Rocker returned to the majors
with cheers. He departed after two walks to a smattering of boos.
Jim Parque didn't allow a hit until the seventh inning in his
first start off the disabled list and Rocker struggled in relief in
his Tampa Bay debut but the Devil Rays beat the Detroit Tigers 2-0
Friday night.
Rocker walked both batters he faced in the eighth inning. With
some of the 8,894 fans chanting "Rocker, Rocker," the left-hander
walked Bobby Higginson on a close 3-2 pitch. He also walked Dmitri
Young on a 3-2 count.
"As you can see, I'm not in midseason form," Rocker said. "I
need a little while longer to polish things up and get
He received a loud ovation when he was introduced and there were
some boos when he was replaced by Lance Carter.
"Rocker got the fans excited," Tampa Bay manager Lou Piniella
The former Atlanta, Cleveland and Texas reliever had been
pitching at Double-A Orlando, where he didn't allow a run in four
innings over four appearances after signing a minor league contract
April 10.
Rocker had 38 saves in 1999, helping the Braves reach the World
Series. After that season, he made disparaging remarks about gays,
minorities and others in a Sports Illustrated article. His career
went into a tailspin after he was traded to Cleveland in June 2001.
He had a 6.66 ERA during an injury-marred season with Texas last
"Maybe I'm a little wiser than I was four, five years ago,"
Rocker said. "I have four, five years more of experience under my
belt. I just see things in a little different light than I used
Rocker's fastball was in the low 90's.
"It's got to be 94-plus or I don't think I'll be able to pitch
the style and with the effectiveness that Lou expects out of me,"
Rocker said.
Parque (1-1) lost his no-hit bid when Dean Palmer started the
seventh with a broken-bat single down the left field line. Parque
wound up allowing one hit, walking four and striking two over
six-plus innings for his first win since Aug. 8.
"A no-hitter, you have to have so much luck going for you,"
Parque said. "I've taken one into the eighth before. I wasn't
going to get excited until the ninth with two outs, 0-2 count."
Parque was activated from the 15-day disabled list before the
game and made his first appearance since April 8 after being
sidelined by left shoulder tendinitis. The left-hander was replaced
by Travis Harper after Palmer's hit.
Travis Lee put the Devil Rays up 1-0 with a homer in the sixth
off Tigers starter Adam Bernero (0-5).
The loss snapped a four-game winning streak for the Tigers, who
have the majors' worst record at 7-26. Detroit has been shut out a
major league-leading eight times this season.
Detroit had scored at least six runs in their previous five
"To swing the bats like we have and then all of sudden come off
like this with one hit off Parque and two hits in a game is not
what you're looking for," Tigers manager Alan Trammell said.
Harper, Rocker and Carter completed a two-hit shutout. After
Rocker's two walks, Carter then struck out Palmer and worked a
scoreless ninth for his sixth save.
Parque walked two in the first and hit a batter in the fifth.
Brandon Inge reached in the third when Tampa Bay third baseman
Damion Easley misplayed his grounder.
Parque walked Omar Infante and Higginson with one out in the
sixth, but induced an inning-ending double play from Dmitri Young.
Bernero allowed two runs and seven hits over seven-plus innings.
Pinch-hitter Jason Tyner, called up from Triple-A Durham on
Friday, added an RBI double in the eighth to give Tampa Bay a 2-0
Game notes
Parque didn't have a decision, but had 1.42 ERA in three
rehab starts for Triple-A Durham. ... Devil Rays SS Rey Ordonez was
placed on the 15-day disabled list with a left knee sprain. INF
Antonio Perez was recalled from Triple-A Durham. ... Tampa Bay CF
Rocco Baldelli went 2-for-4 and has 52 hits. ... LHP Steve Avery
returned to the majors for the first time since 1999 when the
Tigers purchased his contract from Triple-A Toledo. Avery didn't
get into the game.


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12/20/2012 | New Section Manager Appointed in New York City-Long Island
Effective January 1, 2013, Jim Mezey, W2KFV, of Carle Place, New York, will be the new ARRL New York City-Long Island Section Manager.
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11/20/2012 | Monte Simpson, K2MLS, Appointed ARRL Western Washington Section Manager
Monte Simpson, K2MLS, of Bremerton, has been appointed ARRL Western Washington Section Manager, effective December 31, 2012. Membership and Volunteer Programs Manager Dave Patton, NN1N, made the appointment after current Western Washington Section Manager
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10/22/2012 | Nominations Now Open for the George Hart Distinguished Service Award
Each year at its Annual Meeting in January, the ARRL Board of Directors bestows the George Hart Distinguished Service Award to a League member whose service to the ARRL's Field Organization is of the most exemplary nature.
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09/11/2012 | Get Set for the 2012 Simulated Emergency Test
Are you ready to respond to a local communications emergency? How about within your area, state or beyond? The ARRL Simulated Emergency Test (SET) -- an exercise that enables you and your local, District and Section leaders to test equipment, modes, opera
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This weekend, 12 newly elected or appointed Section Managers will be in Newington at ARRL Headquarters for an orientation workshop. The primary purposes of the three-day workshop sessions are to share ideas and to provide basic administrative, management,
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08/01/2012 | James Millsap, WB4NWS, Appointed Vice Director of the ARRL Southeastern Division
James Millsap, WB4NWS, will fill the remainder of the term of Andrea Hartlage, KG4IUM, who has resigned as Southeastern Division Vice Director.
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Betty Jo Sandman to be honored
This Sunday, May 2, following the 11 a.m. worship service at Saluda Baptist Church, there will be a reception honoring Betty Jo Sandman. Mrs. Sandman has been a fixture in the Middlesex community for many years and is the widow of Rev. William Sandman, who was the pastor at Saluda Baptist for many years.
04.28.2010Escobrook to celebrate anniversary
Church pastor Rev. Arthur K. Roane will deliver the morning worship service. The afternoon service will begin at 3 p.m. with Rev. Austin Jones Jr., pastor of Ridgeway Baptist Church, Buckingham County. His congregation, choir and ushers will join him. Dinner will be served following the morning worship.
04.28.2010'Christ and Culture' begins May 5 at Philippi Church
"It seems to me that the question of how the church should relate to society, and particularly to the political sphere, is one of the big debates of our time," said Mike Cook, pastor of Philippi Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Deltaville. "Niebuhr's great classic seems to me to be a perfect tool for Christians to discuss it."
04.28.2010Father Boddie headstone to be dedicated
On Saturday, May 15, at 10 a.m., the headstone of Father John Boddie will be dedicated in the Catholic Church of the Visitation Cemetery, Route 33, Topping.
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Last weekend, Fort Mason hosted the winners of the SF Chronicle Wine Competition, the largest competition of American wines in the world, with more than 4,000 entries judged by 60 wine professionals. Of the Best In Class winners, we chose seven very affordable California vintages. Troubled times demand good (but not expensive) vino. Print this list out for your next pre-dinner party grocery run.
1. 2006 Mandolin Cabernet Sauvignon, Central Coast, $12.
2. 2007 Mandolin Pinot Noir, Central Coast, $12.
3. 2007 South Coast Winery Grenache Rosé, Paso Robles County and Temecula Valley, $14.
4. 2005 Pedroncelli Estate Vineyard Syrah, Dry Creek Valley, $14
Irana Douer at Rare Device
Headed to the Mission for cocktails on Saturday night? Then you better make a pit stop at Rare Device, which will be hosting Argentinian illustrator and painter Irana Douer's first-ever U.S. solo show, Hidden Treasures. Douer creates very vibrant and colorful portraits of women that look angelic at first, but after a closer look the ladies seem to be hiding something. The artist "is interested in how relationships, particular situations, or even ordinary things can affect a woman's life. Hidden Treasures... explore(s) what's hidden, different and mysterious." Saturday from 7 to 9p.m.


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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Volchenkov back in Devils' lineup tonight; Larsson to sit again; DeBoer a Stamkos fan
Defenseman Anton Volchenkov will be back in the Devils' lineup tonight against Tampa Bay after missing the last two games with a lower-body injury.
He will be paired with Peter Harrold, who will play for the second game in a row after being recalled from Albany of the AHL on Monday.
"I missed two games and it was very tough sitting and watching the team," Volchenkov said. "But an injury is an injury in any business. I'm ready to go in the game. It was nothing major. It was a small injury, but now it feels better."
Rookie defenseman Adam Larsson will be a healthy scratch for the second game in a row. Matt Taormina also comes out of the lineup to make room for Volchenkov's return.
Right wing Cam Janssen and left wing Eric Boulton will again be the healthy scratches up front.
Volcenkov said he was injured in the third period of Friday's 4-3 shootout loss to Toronto, but not on the big hit on Mikhail Grabovski.
"It was in the third period, but not on the hit," he said.
Volchenkov would not specify the exact nature of his injury other than that it was to his lower body.
"Now, it's very good," he said.
Volchenkov is excited to get back with only five regular season games left before the start of the playoffs. (The Devils can clinch a playoff berth tonight with a win over the Lightning and a Washington loss in Boston or an overtime/shootout loss and a Washington regulation loss in Boston.)
"It's still five games and it's still five serious games," Volchenkov said.
Devils coach Pete DeBoer said he hasn't met with Larsson again since he sat out Tuesday's 2-1 shootout win over Chicago, but there is communication there. As he said Wednesday, Larsson is important, but there are other priorties for the team right now.
"We had a good conversation prior to the Chicago game about my reasons for doing what I was doing and he understood," DeBoer said. "We had one of our assistant coaches sit with him during the Chicago game and kind of watch the play and point out things that we felt would help him maybe when he gets back in, to get back in quicker and be a little more successful.
"There's lots of communication going there, but it's not a daily conversation for me. This time of year, we've got a lot of bigger things on our plate. Adam Larsson is a huge part of this organization going forward, but he's not the focal point. The focal point is our team and how we're playing."
DeBoer clearly was happy with how Harrold played Tuesday, which explains why he'll remain in the lineup tonight.
"I did like what Harrold did," DeBoer said. "I thought he came in, he plays with some poise, he skates well, he moves the puck. I think he did some good things."
Tonight's game will be just the seventh for Harrold, 28 in the NHL this season, but he has played in 170 career games in the league (164 with the Kings), so this is not new to him.
"He's a veteran guy," DeBoer said. "It's a tough time of year. The league is at the highest point that it gets to and I think poise and composure he has is a real asset."
The Lightning get center Vincent Lecavalier back in their lineup tonight after he missed 18 games with a broken right hand.
"Tampa's a good team. They're dangerous with or without him," DeBoer said. "I'm not looking at other team's lineups hoping for breaks or injuries. We've got to play our best game and we'll deal with whoever they put out there."
The Lightning are all but mathematically eliminated from playoff contention. They are nine points out of eighth place with six regular season games remaining.
Still, the Devils know they will have to be careful, particularly against Steven Stamkos, who has a league-leading 55 goals and still has a shot to become just the 20th player in NHL history to score 60 in a season. He'd be the first player to reach 60 since Alex Ovechkin scored 65 on 2007-08.
"He's phenomenal, I think maybe the best scorer to come a long in the last 20 to 25 years, in my mind because he's found different ways to do it," DeBoer said. "He came in as kind of a power-play one-timer type scorer and the game takes that away from you because of the preparation and the film study and he's found other ways to score. So, I'm a big Stamkos' fan."
What makes Stamkos' goal total more impressive is that Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin, who has 46, is the only other player in the NHL to reach 40 goals this season.
"It's very impressive," DeBoer said. "If you listen to the comments our guys make, Zach Parise commenting on how hard it is to get 30, how hard the league is to score in nowadays. I think that puts that number in perspective."