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A/N: Hi guys! As you've noticed I haven't posted anything lately, and that's because of RL crap with my laptop and assignments. So in the mean time, I'm re-posting this fic from the tfanonkink meme to sate my hungry readers. The request is here: Megatron is perfectly capable of appreciating a job well done. One of the traditional rewards for said job well done is something tangible (extra energon, extra time/materials for a pet project, some upgrades) and a night in Megatron's berth. This actually WORKS as a reward, because Megatron is FANTASTIC in said berth. He will make it good for the rewardee. REALLY good.
- any Decepticon is fine, but bonus for one of the competent mechs who often get overlooked. Constructicons? Ravage and/or Laserbeak? (...ok, that's hot...super bonus if Soundwave gets off via his bond with the Cassettes, too)
- If sticky, Megatron likes it either way: spike or valve. He might even let his favored mech choose. But either way, he is totally the top and in control here. Taking it in the valve is not a shameful or weak thing to him. After all, he's Megatron, and you respect him in the morning no matter WHAT you two were doing the night before, OR ELSE. Gives topping from the bottom a new meaning.
Warnings: Sticky mech/mech, reward sex. Don't like? Don't read please.
Title: The perfect reward
Striding into the command centre, Hook bowed as his optics alighted on the throne of his leader. The room was empty and half-lit, filled with that one powerful individual on the ornate throne. Megatron made a gesture with his hand for his CMO to step forward, putting him at ease.
If Megatron was angry at you, he'd just straight blast you where you stood.
"What can I do for you, my Lord?" the Constructicon asked respectfully as he stood in front of his leader.
The warlord passed a scrutinising look over his frame, making the green and purple mech feel like he had been x-rayed. Nevertheless, it was expected, and he simply stood and waited for Megatron to speak. He had asked his question. To ask again would be a gamble.
The seated mech seemed to be satisfied with something, and he raised an optic ridge to say, "Actually Hook, it's what I can do for you. You have, as of late, been exceptional in your work in the medbay and in creating those cannons which worked perfectly in last battle. In addition to that, in the last few battles, you and your gestalt have been superb, but you especially. And you know, Hook, that those who serve me well get rewarded." The crimson optics held with his subordinates visor, a light, satisfied smirk on his face.
"My Lord?" Hook questioned.
"I am very inclined to grant you access to the third level if you wish for the first time. However, if you choose not to take it, your level two is always available," Megatron replied nonchalantly, although something smouldered in those optics, Hook barely restraining a shiver.
Level Three.
The prestigious level three in the reward scheme that Megatron took great pride in. He may be a warlord, but he knew that some rewards were far more effective than the normal ones, such as extra energon rations. Every Decepticon in the army knew about it, and usually, most strived to reach at least level two, if not level three. Level one was the most easily won reward. A choice of either two cubes of Vosnian high grade or a day off from duty with the ability to be free to do whatever one liked as long as it wasn't largely disruptive outside the Nemesis. And while this was the most common reward given, there was not a straight progression to level two. Only Megatron would decide if such a performance merited the promotion to the next level.
Level two was far better in some Con's opinions. If won, a certain mech would be given extra time or materials for their special projects. Or if a mech had no such project, they were given the two cubes of high grade, some free time, and a new gun or sex toy.
Level three was rarely given as a reward though. And those mechs who had the privilege of being chosen by their lord never spoke of it as to preserve the mystery and the sanctity of it.
For level three was a one on one personal session of special treatment or interfacing with Megatron.
Doing whatever you wanted.
Within reason of course.
Hook felt something hot shoot down his spinal strut and pool in his abdomen at the thought of his lord attending to him. Arousal, pure and liquid.
"Well," Megatron asked, crossing his legs and staring right at Hook with an impatient air.
"I would be honoured to accept a level three from you, my lord Megatron," the CMO replied instantly, giving another small bow in respect of the honour he was going to be given.
The crimson optics glowed brighter for a moment before dimming to normal again. "Very well. Your reward will be given tomorrow night in my quarters after second shift. You are dismissed."
Hook bowed again, a barely there satisfied smirk on his face, before turning away and exiting back to his quarters.
Megatron leaned back, smirking, turning his helm to the side and asking plainly, "You may come forth, Soundwave. Any vital information recovered from your brief stint into my loyal CMO's processor?"
There was a flash of ruby red, and Soundwave stepped out of the shadows.
"Information: gained. Hook: feels satisfied. Processor yield: Spike mech, likes valves. Fantasy read: to have Megatron treat him to the honour," Soundwave replied in his monotone.
The warlord rubbed his chin in thought, before asking, "Would you happen to know if he's decently sized?"
After a few moments, the telepath confirmed, "Affirmative. Medical database accurate with mental projections."
"Consider yourself a level three in a week's time, my ever loyal third," Megatron replied, deeply satisfied at the information. Oh yes, tomorrow night was going to be good. He was determined to have fun and give a reward, because damn if he wasn't fantastic in the berth. Soundwave's visor flashed at him, and he felt a lustful mental caress before the blue mech left for his quarters.
Anticipation hummed through his circuits as he pressed the chime for his leader's personal quarters. He had been here a few times before, but only in the front room, containing a personal desk and couches that were a living room of sorts. One wall was taken up by the toughest glass windows in the galaxy, displaying the ocean they resided at the bottom of. As the door opened, Hook found it basically the same as he remembered it. It was spotless – Megatron was not only a control freak with the universe, but with his hygiene and quarters as well.
The berthroom door was open, and Megatron's voice floated through the air, "Come in, Hook. Come for your earned reward."
The tone of the deep voice was like fire caressing his audio's. Fun to play with for awhile, but be cautious just in case you got burnt.
The Contructicon stepped through the spacious rooms quietly, entering the berthroom only to stop and marvel at the mouth-watering sight.
His leader was reclining on a berth with sheets inkier than the darkest night, back leaning against pillows, legs stretched out in front of him, but one slightly bent at the knee, a hand with a cube of high grade resting upon it. And at the juncture of those powerful legs, the interface panel was retracted to reveal the resting spike and valve. Megatron was smirking at his CMO, quite pleased with the state of awe he had managed to put Hook in.
Regardless of what he did with his deserving soldiers, they knew to respect him the morning after. Those who didn't…well, the last time a bot did that had been on Cybertron. Never since then.
Because he had gutted the mech in full view of the army and hung his helm up on a pole above the entrance to the rec-room for two orns as a reminder not to abuse the privilege of level three rewards.
"Come closer Hook. I'm sure you will quite enjoy some high grade," Megatron murmured, holding up the cube he had resting by his side, smirking all the while, ruby optics burning.
Hook barely suppressed a delectable shiver. Oh, he couldn't wait to be rewarded. Scrapper had told him that Megatron was fantastic in the berth.
Moving closer, he clambered onto the berth, facing the grey mech, and took the energon with gratitude.
"Relax. You have earned this right," the gunformer chuckled.
The words unlocked the key to his tense frame, and Hook relaxed, drinking the energon and giving a hum in appreciation. "It's almost like one step short of high-grade. Delicious," the Constructicon complimented.
"Yes, well when a bot runs an army, he usually doesn't have too much time to indulge in projects of his own. I'm glad this one came to fruition."
Hook savoured the energon a little more at that. Megatron seemed to be a dab hand at making energon. While he was drinking, however, he couldn't help but draw his optics to Megatron's body. The strength in each line and muscle cable, wrapped in grey armoured perfection. A body that was cruel and powerful. His line of sight went lower and finally alighted on the exposed interface components. The spike in its housing looked nice and thick, well proportioned, but what his roving optics really wanted as the valve nestled below it. There was a tiny bit of lubricant there. Maybe Megatron was aroused just by having the equipment free. Either way, he knew he himself was getting aroused, spike beginning to harden in its sheath.
"Enjoying the view?" a teasing voice interrupted his musing.
Hook licked his lips and replied, smirking, "Immensely."
Megatron laughed, spreading his legs more, complete confidence in every movement. "I heard you're a spike mech, true?"
"Yes. I…enjoy a valve wrapped around me. So much so that I am known as the cherry popper in our group of Constructicons," the green and purple mech, growing comfortable with this side of Megatron.
The warlord chuckled again. "Oh? That so? Well, you do know that anything goes with a level three reward. So…" Megatron moved forward, placing his energon down and bringing his mouth near the other's audio to murmur, "Tell me what you enjoy. Tell me what you want…it's here…it's yours."
Hook shuddered, thinking of what he wanted.
"I want to touch you. I want to please you just as much as you want to please me. I want to do all the work in the beginning. I want my mouth on you, I want to taste you…and then I want you to ride me till we come," the medic whispered, daring to lick the metal of the great helm his leader wore. He could feel it reverberating through his audios as Megatron growled in response to his words, a hand coming up to touch his chest with a sure touch.
"You have already pleased me Hook, but if you insist." Megatron felt his interface system purr at the thought. It was always good to find that some soldiers still liked to continue to give and take even in the berth. He had a feeling this was going to be fun. He gripped the other mech's arms, lying back and letting Hook lie on top on him. The smaller mech grinned down at his leader, feeling those hands stroke down his sides. He couldn't believe the luck! He leaned down so they were almost visor to optic and whispered, "Is kissing off limits? As part of a way of not getting too personal?"
"Yes, but anywhere else is fine," replied Megatron, stroking his fingers over a swath of nodes he had found in Hook's lower back.
Feeling an uncharacteristic streak of mischievousness, the perfectionist mech brushed his lips over Megatron's nose, earning him a frown and a patented glare, before going down to his lord's neck. Without further ado, knowing what he wanted, Hook began to lick at the cables hungrily, going over each inch of them, occasionally placing a light nip.
The warlord relaxed back onto the berth, grunting softly as lips assaulted his neck. Truthfully, it wasn't one of his hotspots, but his medic must have found some nodes he had never touched before and was making electricity zing across his circuits.
"There's a spot just behind my shoulders," Hook whispered, trailing down further so he could kiss at the Decepticon symbol, proudly purple and etched perfectly onto metal armour, worshipping it to tell of his loyalty to it.
Megatron caught what the Constructicon was meaning and instantly dug his hands into the seams in green shoulders, making the mech above him moan.
"Mmm, so responsive," the larger mech purred, finding the specific node in that area and grazing lightly over it, just enough to tease.
"Uuh," Hook got out as his sensor net blazed with fire. That spot, when touched, could get him revved up like no other on his upper body. It was near a transformation seam where he split when forming Devastator. Resolving to give back, Hook dropped his mouth back down to the purple insignia while one hand caressed his leaders hips. The husky chuckle released from sinfully sexy lips made him shudder once more.
"You amaze me Hook. This is supposed to be all for you, and yet you seem so content to bring pleasure to myself before you. So loyal…so faithful to me," Megatron purred, stroking over the sensitive spot on the shoulders once more.
Panting from arousal, the medic replied, "I have always admired your body, my lord. I am merely taking my reward as the chance to examine it firsthand."
That made the grey mech laugh, bring his hands up to the back of Hook's helm and beginning to massage the metal.
Leaning into the touch, Hook slithered down even more, his face coming even with Megatron's interface array. He darted a look up to his leader, only to receive a growl in approval, before leaning back slightly to appreciate the sight. During his touches of the warlords body, the spike had slid out of its housing, and the valve had began to produce enough lubricant. The medic drunk in the sight. He loved valves. He didn't know why. He just loved the smell, the feel of lubricant on his fingers and coating his glossa, of a hot channel around his spike. Valves just drove him wild.
Seeing his leader's ratcheted his lust up to a much higher degree, and he took a long intake, dedicating that breath to remember that smell. Oh, it was glorious. The perfection of it all appealed to the perfectionist mech.
As he slowly breathed out over the array, the erect spike twitched and a growl echoed over his helm.
Although he couldn't wait to lick out that valve, Hook mouthed the tip of the spike, letting his glossa lap at the heated, rigid metal. He heard Megatron hiss with pleasure, and the sound added fuel to the fire that burned deep within him. He took the well proportioned head in his mouth, sucking lightly, committing the sensation of the weight on his glossa to memory. He knew Megatron was watching him, optics half-shuttered but glowing brightly in arousal.
Slowly, he took more in, sucking, and then took even more in, getting comfortable around the thick girth in his mouth.
The size of his leader was almost enough to make him consider to ride it until completion. Maybe next time he got gifted with a level three…
The warm hands on his helm encouraged him, and he took as much as he could, almost getting down to the base. The warlord rumbled deep in his throat to show his appreciation. Still, the scent of the lubricant, faint as it was, was urging him on. With regret, the Constructicon slid off again, trailing his glossa over the base of the spike, over the sensitive circuitry between the two different interfacing components, and finally slid his lips over his leader's valve.
Megatron rumbled again, spreading his legs wider to aid his subordinate's exploration.
Hook plunged his glossa in without any hesitation, processor already spinning with the heady feeling of lubricant on his oral appendage. The low yelp – an odd sound coming from Megatron – indicated that his lover for the night did not expect him to be so direct.
Swirling his glossa around the hot channel, Hook tried to drink as much of that lubricant of possible. Mixmaster had always told him he was obsessed with the fluids. It was true. He had no shame for it, and continued to suck and lick at the valve while Megatron groaned.
"You must lick valves out often, Hook. I have never met a mech with such technique. Perhaps you will receive a level three more often," Megatron murmured through his groans. It was true. He was usually a spike mech, but when he did use his valve, it seemed that not too many could satisfy him. Hook was one of the few.
Hook purred at the statement, plunging his glossa in deeper, stroking it around the nodes and stroking some of the wires in a hip seam with one hand. His other hand was slithering down his body. When he got to his interface panel, he tapped it lightly before clicking it open, spike extending.
He was so worked up, just by performing oral.
His length was already erect and straining for valve, like a hungry animal for its prey. Telling himself to be patient, the medic continued to lap at the moist walls and nibbling at the edges, much to the pleasured approval of the grey mech.
"Nnngh," growled Megatron, restraining himself from bucking his hips up into that talented glossa and simultaneously congratulating himself for allowing Hook to proceed to Level Three. He had definitely deserved it.
Drawing back, Hook murmured, "Good, Megatron?"
"Very," rumbled the grey mech, lustful optics creeping down to rivet themselves onto the view of the Constructicon's spike, slowly palmed by the mech's hand and looking so very appealing.
Hook saw the glance, releasing his spike and rearranging himself so that he was flat on the berth, member piercing the air and looking directly at his leader. "Megatron…I want you to ride me until we both overload," he stated calmly, hiding his lust and anticipation in his tone, but just barely. His fans were on now, working to cool down his hot, aroused body. Lust coiled in his tanks, just waiting to burst out.
Chuckling lowly, the warlord eyed the spike again appreciatively, before abruptly straddling his loyal medic and sinking his valve down the thick length, impaling himself with a snarled hiss.
"Oh, yes," breathed Hook, shuttering his optics behind the visor and gritting his denta. For a larger mech, Megatron's valve was perfect. Constricting and burning hot with lust. The warlord was smirking at him, surely at his reaction. He even rotated his hips around for good measure, rubbing Hook's spike all along his walls.
"Very nice, Hook. Now what can I do for you?" Megatron purred in question, smirk adorning his faceplaces making him look so sexy in Hook's opinion. It was any mech's wet dream.
"Ride me hard," growled Hook, bucking his hips up sharply, making them both pant as nodes on spike and in valve were stimulated, pleasure data flowing through their circuits.
With a groan, Megatron lifted up on his knees slowly, and then slammed himself back down, clenching his valve tight, letting the muscle cables in the lining spiral down as much as possible for Hook's pleasure. By the flicker of the visor, he guessed that his efforts were well received, rotating his hips again, before bouncing himself up and down in harsh rhythm, fast and pounding. The berth creaked under his movements, and Hook let out a garbled cry as he pistoned himself up and down the rigid metal within him, making his nodes sing out so right.
"Oh, Megatron," moaned the medic, clenching his hands on his leader's hips uncontrollably, optics drawn to the point where they joined, his spike ridden in a frenzied pace, lubricant going everywhere, Megatron's spike bobbing almost comically with each bounce.
Hook felt Megatron clench his valve even tighter, if possible. All this effort for a job well done…he was definitely going to try harder with everything he did now. Megatron was fantastic in the berth. So hot, so moist, so sexy. His spike felt overloaded with sensation and so full, like he was going to burst with transfluid at any moment.
By the sounds of the panting and groans as he pumped himself up and down his spike, to Hook it seemed like Megatron was getting close too.
Megatron rolled his hips up, the spike inside him stroking over his nodes. His plating was overwarmed, and he felt as pleasure tingled up and down his backstrut.
"Grr….yes," he breathed, slamming down again.
"Come, Megatron. Come and squeeze that glorious, perfect valve down on me."
Smirking, before losing himself to a moan, the grey mech rocked back down, just as the spike slid over his hidden sweet spot.
"NNNggggghhhh!" he cried out, lubricant flooding out of his valve and coating their pelvic region – much to Hook's delight – and hefty, bobbing spike spraying out his release over the Constructicon's chestplates, over the glossy paint and scratch-less windows.
Hook jerked up in response to the overload, finally losing control and bucking up once more, overloading with a shout. His release was compounded by the spray of transfluid over his chest. It made it all the more delicious as he came in his leader's valve, scalding fluid coming out so hard it leaked out of the snug valve it rested in. He shook for a moment in the post-overload satisfaction, before slumping back down onto the berth lazily, Megatron resting for a moment before sliding off of Hook's spent spike and splaying on his pillow, more than happily satisfied and completely sated.
"You deserved your reward, Hook," purred the grey mech, resting with a smirk, reaching for the rest of his energon.
"Amazing," the medic agreed, sliding a finger over his chestplates to gather Megatron's transfluid on the digit, bringing it to his mouth and sucking it off, before repeating the process. The warlord looked on with intense optics. After a few moment, he praised, "So unwasteful, Hook, even in the berth."
"Of course. Now…with this…ah…arrangement, do I go back to quarters, my lord? If so, I believe I may be grinning like a bumbling fool for the rest of the night," stated Hook blandly, although his expression was as he told. He was grinning from the post-overload bliss. And although Megatron was, as mentioned, phenomenal, he could rather not advertise the fact. Talk about topping from taking it in the valve.
With a shrewd expression on his face, Megatron replied, "Not necessary. There is a berth hidden in the couch. You may recharge there."
Hook nodded, sliding off the berth, and looking at his leader once more, giving wordless thanks. As he departed, Megatron thought to himself, 'Oh yes, definitely going to get Level Three again.'
A/N: Well hope you guys liked it. Once my assignments are done this Tuesday, I will be working on updates for my fics.


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PHILADELPHIA Ś Andrew Bynum still doesnÆt have a particular date circled for his debut for the 76ers, though he said heÆs closing in on it. Oh, and then thereÆs this...
ōI dunked (Sunday),ö Bynum said. ōI was happy to know I could still do that, which is good. Just taking it really, really slow.ö
Bynum spoke to reporters Monday, before the Sixers hosted the Memphis Grizzlies, and Ś as his dunk comment would indicate Ś he seems to be readying for his return. The injured center said heÆs more likely to play his first game after the All-Star Game Feb. 17, rather than before it.
It stands to reason that debuting Feb. 13 at Milwaukee would be BynumÆs best option, with a week between games because of All-Star festivities. However, Bynum said the first game after the All-Star break Ś Feb. 20 at Minnesota Ś gives him more flexibility in his rehab schedule.
ōTo me, it doesnÆt really matter when I come back,ö he said. ōGiving myself a full, other week of training is going to be better than trying to come back before that.ö
While Sixers general manager Tony DiLeo said itÆs possible Bynum could practice with the team by the end of the week, Bynum said he hasnÆt spoken to his doctors about that. Up to now, Bynum has practiced only in individual workouts, taking shooting practice after the Sixers conclude their sessions.
In a 90-second Q-and-A with reporters, Bynum said he ōdid sprints today,ö though it was unclear whether those were on the court or on the teamÆs antigravity treadmill. He said next up is ōslides,ö presumably side-to-side movement.
So is Bynum where he expected to be at this point?
ōIÆm a little bit farther ahead. I honestly believe that,ö Bynum said. ōEarlier, before I started getting better, I thought IÆd have to play through a lot of pain, but the pain is subsiding a bit, which is good.ö
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ōWe have a program. WeÆre staying with the program,ö DiLeo said in pregame. ōWeÆre this far into it, so weÆre not going to take any shortcuts now.
ōThe most critical part of his program is coming up. Once he gets out there in basketball action Ś against defenders, running, cutting, jumping Ś thatÆs a critical part to see how he reacts to that.ö
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A shellfish harvesting closure went into effect Oct. 21 for lower Narragansett Bay and a portion of Rhode Island Sound, according to the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management. A closure is also in effect for lower Sakonnet River.Read More
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CHATHAM, Mass. — Cape Cod fishermen may be on their way to some relief from sharing inshore fishing grounds with mid-water herring trawling, a practice they say is threatening their livelihoods. But a persistent lack of data on the impact of the trawls may hamper efforts to regulate them.Read More
PROVIDENCE — The city's waterfront supported millions of oysters at the turn of the 20th century, with 5,000 acres of leased oyster beds in the Providence River and upper bay in 1905. In the decades that followed, pollution, bacteria and sedimentation caused a sharp decline in the oyster population. The Hurricane of 1938 put an end to the already-declining local oyster industry, and shellfishing was later banned in the upper bay because of polluted sediment and bacteria in the water.Read More
BOURNE, Mass. — Buzzards Bay recreational fishermen may soon have access to improved scallop, oyster and quahog populations in town waters for recreational harvests, thanks to settlement funding being used by the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries and The Nature Conservancy to restore natural resources injured by a 2003 oil spill near the bay's entrance.Read More
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V Panel Express panel PC by Kontron has Intel Core Duo T2500 technology on a COM Express compliant, scaleable ETXpress computer-on-module (COM).
Scaleable multicore processors are among the features of the new V Panel Express panel PC introduced by Kontron last month at SPS/IPC/Drives 2006 in Nuremberg, Germany. Also introduced in the last month is the XGA flat panel monitor from Advantech .
Equipped with Intel Core Duo T2500 technology; on a COM Express compliant, scaleable ETXpress computer-on-module (COM); the unit features embedded multi-core process technology. It is suited for running real-time control, visualization (HMI), and other tasks simultaneously, such as security protocols and firewalls. Previously, these applications had to run on two or more dedicated systems. According to Kontron, OEMs need only one IPC for multiple functions, each running on a separate core. The unit is also suited for conventional high-end rugged computing applications such as industrial imaging.
FPM-3121G industrial 12.1-in. SGA TFT flat-panel monitor from the eAutomation Group of Advantech is intended for applications with limited space.
The unit uses a cooling concept that allows passive, fanless cooling at maximum processor performance. Display size is scalable from 120 to 17-in. Front bezel is stainless steel and can be customized for an OEM-specific look and feel. Industrial grade HMI has a maximum RAM of 2 GB and can be equipped with two CF cards and up to two SATA hard drives. Interface options include two serial ports, five USB ports, 1x DVI-I, and two LAN 10/100/1000 Base-TX. Two free PCI slots are available for expansion. V panel Express supports Microsoft Windows XP and XP embedded, and Linux and embedded Linux.
Also launched this month is the FPM-3121G industrial 12.1-in. SGA TFT flat-panel monitor from the eAutomation Group of Advantech. Designed especially for applications with limited space, the monitor also has a resolution of 1,024 x 768 pixels.
Unit includes direct-VGA signal input with a high level of compatibility. Onscreen display function lets users adjust the image easily. It has an anti-reflective screen with tempered glass and an on-screen display control pad on the bezel. Optional features include the ability to support industrial 24 to 48-V dc power input, transflective LCD, and a stainless steel front panel.
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MONTREAL - Soccer goalkeeper Aldo Braccio is among five new additions announced recently for induction to the McGill Sports Hall of Fame.
Born July 5, 1963 in Montreal he attended St. Pius X high school and went on to study psychology at McGill, graduating with a bachelor's degree in 1985, followed by a master's in 1987. He earned an MBA from Concordia University in 1990.
Braccio was the starting goalkeeper for five seasons at McGill, from 1982 to 1986, posting a stellar 47-1-6 record with nine shutouts and a stingy 0.50 goals-against average in 54 regular season games.
He earned conference all-star and all-Canadian honours four times and guided the Redmen to four Quebec league titles, the CIAU national championship during his freshman campaign and a second-place finish at Nationals in his sophomore campaign. He was named to the CIAU all-tournament team three times and served as an alternate captain of the Redmen in each of his last three years.
After graduating, he played two seasons of professional soccer with the Montreal Supra (1988, 1989) of the Canadian Soccer League. After his playing days, Braccio served as a researcher, instructor, strategic planner, consultant and executive in consumer research. He currently resides in Toronto, where he is president of his own company, Insight Inside + Planning, Inc.
Other 2012 inductees to the McGill pantheon include football defensive lineman Mark Joncas (BEng '82) of Val d'Or, Que., swimmer Carol Chiang (BSc '99) of The Pas, Man., the 1962 Redmen football team and the late Frank McGill, a swimmer, hockey and football star from Montreal.
A profile of each new inductee will be featured online every week at www.mcgill.ca/athletics
The induction luncheon, scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012, kicks off the University's Homecoming Week celebrations. Tickets for the event are $65 and can be reserved by contacting the McGill Alumni Association at 514-398-8288.
Submissions for future inductions can be made by obtaining a nomination brochure from Kathryn Weaver at kathryn.weaver [at] mcgill.ca. A list of previous inductees can be found online at (www.mcgill.ca/athletics/varsitysports/athletes/hof/inductees/).
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Intertops.com was founded 25 years ago and was the world's first online sportsbetting site. It has covered six Euro soccer tournaments since then and, with its widest ever range of bets, has odds on every game in this year's month-long tournament taking place in Switzerland and Austria.
Two years after missing out on the World Cup title in its own country, Germany is favoured to claim the Euro title.
Intertops.com has odds on who will win the final match as well as every preceding quarter and semi-final pairing. The site also has odds on everything from whether or not it will rain in Vienna for the final to whether Germans will get a tax-free day should their team triumph. Intertops.com is even offering odds of 66,500 to one that Pope Benedict will sing We Are The Champions if Germany beats Italy in the final.
"The most popular bet is who will win the final," said Michl Posch from Intertops.com.
'But we're seeing a lot of action on the games leading up to the final as well. We've got so many betting propositions for each of those games; who'll score the first goal, who'll lead at the half, which player will score the first goal?"
Intertops.com stated that, going into the tournament, its bookmakers are hoping for a final pairing of Austria versus 2004 champions Greece. The site's worst-case scenario would be a final showdown between Germany and Italy with the Germans winning after a penalty shootout.
Intertops.com also offers a range of live bets on every game and customers will be able to enjoy the game on television and place wagers until just before the final whistle with the odds changing according to the action on the field.


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The Final Lesson was a particular technique which had been handed down from master to student through the ages, crossing clans and centuries. Only one man and one student shall there ever be. When the sensei died, the student became the master, in charge to seek another student to be trained. [1]
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May 20, 2005 - Jerry Rice could be headed to Denver and a reunion with coach Mike Shanahan. Rice spoke with Shanahan on May 19 and the coach said there's a possibility a deal to bring the NFL's all-time leader in catches, yards and touchdowns to Denver could be done as early as next week. "I think Jerry would like to play here, but there's always parameters that you have to work out in a contract, there's always decisions he has to make from a family perspective," Shanahan said. "I'd like to talk about this Wednesday or Thursday of next week when there's hopefully a deal done."
New punter yet to report to Broncos camp - Mercury News - Frank Schwab
Fri, May. 20, 2005 - Punter Todd Sauerbrun, who the Denver Broncos acquired in a trade Thursday, was not present at the Broncos' quarterback camp Friday and there's no set date for his arrival to the team. Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said shortly after practice Friday he has not spoken with Sauerbrun or his agent since finalizing a trade with Carolina. Denver traded a seventh-round pick in next year's draft and punter Jason Baker to the Panthers for Sauerbrun, a three-time Pro Bowler. The Broncos completed the trade without agreeing to a new contract with Sauerbrun, who wanted about $1.8 million of the base salary he is owed over the final three years of his contract converted into a bonus.
Shanahan, Rice in Talks - Denver Broncos.com - Andrew Mason
Friday, May 20, 2005 - If Jerry Rice wants to be a Bronco, a slot on the team's roster heading into training camp is his. But nothing beyond that can be assured. Head Coach Mike Shanahan wouldn't make any promises in a Thursday conversation with Rice that touched upon the potential of bringing the NFL's all-time leading receiver to the Broncos. "Jerry knows that if he does come here, he's going to come here and compete with the rest of the guys," Shanahan said. "There's no promises of him being the third receiver, the fourth receiver, the fifth receiver. If he does come here, we're going to give him a chance to compete with the other receivers.
Quarterbacks Coach Pat McPherson Answered Your QB Camp Questions - DenverBroncos.com
Friday, May 20, 2005 - Pat McPherson comes into his third season as the Broncos quarterbacks coach and his eighth year overall on the staff. Previous to his current position he spent the 1998 season as a defensive assistant and from 1999-2002 as the club's offensive assistant before taking over the quarterbacks in 2003. McPherson was named quarterbacks coach the same year Jake Plummer signed with the team from Arizona. The two work closely together along with fellow quarterbacks Danny Kanell, Bradlee Van Pelt, Matt Mauck and recently signed rookie Chad Friehauf. This week begins the team's eight-day quarterback camp which runs through May 26. The annual camp gives the quarterbacks the opportunity to work with the running backs and receivers in preparation for the 2005 season.


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Remember Caleb Campbell, the Army defensive back the Lions took in the seventh round of the 2008 draft?
Though his NFL dream remains in limbo while he serves his commitment to the U.S. Army, Campbell has been recruited to another sport in the interim: bobsledding.
"My first time in a sled, it felt like eternity," Campbell, who's been training at Lake Placid, N.Y., told The Detroit News. "It was only like 20 seconds and I was like, 'Get me out of here right now.' But after time, it started to grow on me. I love the athletes. I love the atmosphere. These athletes are absolutely phenomenal, some of the best I've ever seen when it comes to power, strength and speed."
Campbell was recruited by the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation after the Army informed him that he couldn't play with the Lions last season. It's not likely he'll make the U.S. team for the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, but stranger tales have been written, and he seems to have a natural proclivity for the sport.
"He has the strength," says Team USA coach Brian Shimer, a former bobsled teammate of ex-NFL star Herschel Walker. "Last season was his crash course. If he makes a big improvement, he will have a shot."
But it seems the NFL is still the long-range goal for Campbell (now a free agent), who may still have to serve an overseas tour in a hostile zone like Afghanistan.
"When you're wearing the uniform of the United States Army, there's always the possibility that could happen," Campbell says of a possible deployment. "I've trained for that, so part of me is excited to maybe one day fulfill that part of my military career. I'm in a win-win situation here. Both opportunities I have are very, very exciting for me."
If he does work his way back to the NFL, Campbell would serve in the Army's alternative service program. "I'll be paying back $130,000 to the taxpayers," he told USA TODAY's Jeff Zillgitt recently. "That will allow me to play football, but I will also still serve as a recruiter."
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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Russia's shutdown of oil supplies to Lithuania last summer seems to have enraged Lithuania to the extent that it is willing to join Poland in blocking talks on EU-Russia oil agreements.
Following a reported leak last July, Transneft, Russia's state-controlled pipeline operator, shut the Druzhba link to Mazeikiu Nafta, the only refinery in the Baltic states. But there has been speculation that Russia may be using the blockage to lower the value of Mazeikiu, and in this way encourage Poland's PKN Orlen, which beat Russian rivals to take over the plant, to abandon its acquisition of the refinery.
Deputy Foreign Minister Zygimantas Pavilionis queried Russia's motives: "The leak can be fixed in several weeks, but eight months have passed already and nothing has happened. It is a political act." And his concern has been given credence by statements from Transneft stating that examination of the pipeline is ongoing and that supplies would not be resumed earlier than March 2007. In the eventuality that the pipeline cannot be repaired, the construction of a replacement might take up to two years.
Last November, Poland vetoed EU-Russia talks on wide-ranging co-operation, in response to Russia 's ban on Polish meat imports.
Dreading over-dependence on Russian energy, the three Baltic States and Poland have agreed in principle on the construction of a new nuclear power plant in Lithuania by 2015. The Lithuania Prime Minister Gediminas Kirkilas said that a deal to build the plant was expected to be signed mid-2008.
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Theres no easy way to say this but, my son committed suicide in his home by self inflicted shotgun wound to the head. His home was in foreclosure on 1st and 2nd mortgages, he owed student loans, and other debt, he was overdrawn in his bank account, He died insolvent, there was no other money anywhere in his estate. The house has been foreclosed by the first lender. But before that happened his homeowners insurance paid for repairing the hardwood floor, cleaning up the interior and replacement of lost possessions that were soiled in the incident. Now his mother is holding a check for about $300.00 and we are thinking we need to go to the courthouse to get a "letters of administration", but we don't want to assume liability for any of his debt. Are we correct in this?Also, he died intestate...
i am so sorry for you loss. I cannot imagine what you and his mother are going through.
You do not need to go through probate. there is another method for small estates under RCW 11.62.010. An affidavit needs to be filed with DSHS. I would contact the department since it is so large, to find out what section under Financial Recovery and its mailing address it needs to go. The requirements under the statute are:
(2) An affidavit which is to be made pursuant to this section shall state:
(a) The claiming successor's name and address, and that the claiming successor is a "successor" as defined in RCW 11.62.005;
(b) That the decedent was a resident of the state of Washington on the date of his or her death;
(c) That the value of the decedent's entire estate subject to probate, not including the surviving spouse's or surviving domestic partner's community property interest in any assets which are subject to probate in the decedent's estate, wherever located, less liens and encumbrances, does not exceed one hundred thousand dollars;
(d) That forty days have elapsed since the death of the decedent;
(e) That no application or petition for the appointment of a personal representative is pending or has been granted in any jurisdiction;
(f) That all debts of the decedent including funeral and burial expenses have been paid or provided for;
(g) A description of the personal property and the portion thereof claimed, together with a statement that such personal property is subject to probate;
(h) That the claiming successor has given written notice, either by personal service or by mail, identifying his or her claim, and describing the property claimed, to all other successors of the decedent, and that at least ten days have elapsed since the service or mailing of such notice; and
(i) That the claiming successor is either personally entitled to full payment or delivery of the property claimed or is entitled to full payment or delivery thereof on the behalf and with the written authority of all other successors who have an interest therein.
(3) A transfer agent of any security shall change the registered ownership of the security claimed from the decedent to the person claiming to be the successor with respect to such security upon the presentation of proof of death and of an affidavit made by such person which meets the requirements of subsection (2) of this section. Any governmental agency required to issue certificates of ownership or of license registration to personal property shall issue a new certificate of ownership or of license registration to a person claiming to be a successor of the decedent upon receipt of proof of death and of an affidavit made by such person which meets the requirements of subsection (2) of this section.
(4) No release from any Washington state or local taxing authority may be required before any assets or debts are paid or delivered to a successor of a decedent as required under this section.
(5) A copy of the affidavit, including the decedent's social security number, shall be mailed to the state of Washington, department of social and health services, office of financial recovery.
Lastly, you can contact see about free services as this is would cost more to have an attorney draw up the affidavit that the check is worth. An attorney at one the legal clinics can draft an affidavit which you can then type up and take to your bank to have notarized. Information about the King County Legal clinics is here: http://www.kcba.org/pbs/nlc.aspxAsk a similar question
If $300 is all there is, it may be simpler to just forget about the whole thing.
First, whether through the small estate or regular probate, money goes to heir only after all the creditors (filing valid claims) are paid off. Given that your son owed all those creditors, the $300 may not go to you first unless you paid money for his funeral expenses in which case you would have a priority claim over those other creditors.
If the check is not cashed, the insurance company likely will eventually forward the money to the state's unclaimed property office. If you are the heir of your son through intestate, you can likely get that money from the unclaimed office. This likely will take several years. By then, the creditors' claim to the estate will have expired.
If your son had minor children, they likely have a priority claim over all creditors. If your son had worked long enough, his minor children may have Social Security benefits based on his earnings.Ask a similar question
Sorry to hear about your tragic loss. What is the $300 check for?
By being appointed administer of an estate you are managing the affairs/debts of the estate. This duty does not transfer to you being personally liable for the debts of the estate.
Good luck.
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church anniversary: 11 a.m., Shady Grove First Missionary Baptist Church, 16443 Plank Road. Pastored by the Rev. Kenneth Chandler, the church celebrates is 120th anniversary, with Dr. Jasper Roper as guest speaker.
Sunday, Oct. 5
I Can, Gifted & Blessed: 9:15 a.m., Wayside Christian Fellowship, 201 Sherron Ave. Free.
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dementia care: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Catholic Life Center, 1800 S. Acadian Thruway. The Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge's Marriage and Family Life Office, Alzheimer's Services of the Capital Area and the Baton Rouge General Medical Center Senior Program will present "Embracing Body, Mind and Spirit in Dementia Care." Sister Janet Franklin will speak. Admission is $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Lunch is included. (225) 242-0323.
Church Anniversary: 9:30 a.m., First Presbyterian Church of Scotlandville, 1246 Rosenwald Road. In celebration of its 90th anniversary, the Rev. James Foster Reese will lead a workshop on stewardship. There will be a display of the church's history and photos. (225) 636-2920 or (225) 954-1515.
Second Chance Anniversary: 6:30 p.m., Greater Arlington Baptist Church, 4929 McClelland Drive. Second Chance will celebrate its anniversary at Greater Mount Canaan Baptist Church, 5820 Evangeline St., and Greater Mount Bethel Baptist Church, 13540 Scenic Highway.
The Seven Churches of Asia Minor: 4 p.m., First Baptist Church, 3115 Newton St. The Emmanuel Baptist Aid Association minister and deacons' wives present "The Seven Churches of Asia Minor." The speakers will be Minister Jackie Williams, Lady Gloria Bowman, Minister Lillian Jarrett, Lady Helen Frazier, the Rev. Shirley Levy, Sister Laquitta Lewis, Lady Davis, Dr. Ethel Hawkins, Evangelist Virginia and more. The Rev. William M. Davis Sr. is pastor.
Worship services: 9 a.m., Mount Moriah Family Baptist Church, 15366 Old Hammond Highway.
Worship services: 9-11 a.m., The New Christland Baptist Church, 5685 Robertson Ave.
Church Anniversary: 11 a.m., First Presbyterian Church of Scotlandville, 1246 Rosenwald Rd., In celebration of its 90th anniversary, a special service will be held. There will be a display of the church's history and photos. (225) 636-2920 or (225) 954-1515.
World Peace Day Opening Ceremony: 2 p.m., Louisiana State Capitol, N. 3rd Street. Artwork by area youngsters will be displayed in the Rotunda. Oct. 1 is World Peace Day in Louisiana. (225) 267-5600.
Family & Friends Day: 3 p.m., Broadmoor Presbyterian Church, 9340 Florida Blvd. The Rev. Paul Matthews will speak. Casual attire; no shorts or halter tops for adults please.
Fall Concert: 3 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 763 North Blvd. Join the Baton Rouge Concert Band for its fall concert. Free.
Deacon & Deaconess Anniversary: 3 p.m., The New Christland Baptist Church, 5685 Robertson Ave.
church anniversary: 3 p.m., Highest Praise Family Worship Center, 1965 Highland Road. Celebration of the church's seven-year anniversary. Guests will be Minister Debra Robinson & Favor and Minister Roland M. Stewart Dance Ministry. (225) 733-4648.
Appreciation Service: 4 p.m., Israelite Baptist Church, 1841 Thomas H Delpit Drive. Honoring Pastor Donald R. Sterling and first lady Melinda Sterling for five years of service. The Rev. Ricardo Handy, of Mount Zion Baptist Church II-Inner City Plaquemine, will speak. israelitebc.net.
make peace flags: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, 8772 Quarter Lake Road, Building 13. Peace flags created by Baton Rouge people will fly around Birmingham, Alabama, in October during the Dalai Lama's visit. All ages are invited to help create the flags for Birmingham or your home. cslsoutheastla.org or (225) 287-8887.
Leadership School: 6-9 p.m., Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church, 9700 Scenic Highway. The theme is "Solidarity with the Savior Through His Witness." Five courses will be offered; course completion cards available. The Rev. Jesse B. Bilberry Jr. is pastor. (225) 774-7896.
ministry conference: 9 a.m., Charity Christian Center, 871 O'Neal Lane. Fellowship Covenant Ministries International regional conference on Excellence in Business & Ministry hosted by Dr. Linda Bradford. RSVP firstname.lastname@example.com.
Saturday, Oct. 4
The Inclusivity of Jesus in Luke's Gospel: 9 a.m. to noon, St. Joseph's Academy, 3080 Kleinert Ave. St. Joseph Spirituality Center will host the program, which will be presented by Sister Janet Franklin and include talks, reflections and sharing. $40. (225) 383-3349 or stjocenter.org.
dementia care: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Catholic Life Center, 1800 S. Acadian Thruway. The Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge's Marriage and Family Life Office, Alzheimer's Services of the Capital Area and the Baton Rouge General Medical Center Senior Program will present "Embracing Body, Mind and Spirit in Dementia Care." Sister Janet Franklin will speak. Admission is $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Lunch is included. (225) 242-0323.
Sunday, Oct. 5
Holy Communion Service: 7 a.m., Israelite Baptist Church, 1841 Thomas H. Delpit Drive. (225) 344-3553 or israelitebc.net.
Worship services: 9 a.m., Mount Moriah Family Baptist Church, 15366 Old Hammond Highway.
Worship services: 9-11 a.m., The New Christland Baptist Church, 5685 Robertson Ave.
Christian Identity Talk: 10:45 a.m., Broadmoor Presbyterian Church, 9340 Florida Blvd. Retired pastor of the Chinese Presbyterian Church in Kenner, the Rev. Claire Brooks, will discuss a person's identity as a Christian in a talk titled "If Anybody Asks You Who You Are." (225) 924-4271.
Lord's Supper Worship: 9 a.m., Ravens All Faith Church, 1913 North St. (225) 571-1179.
Choir Anniversary: 3 p.m., The New Christland Baptist Church, 5685 Robertson Ave.
Sunday Evening Worship: 6 p.m., Greater Mount Gideon Baptist Church, 205 Alice St. The Rev. Emma Woods will speak. (225) 936-1159.
Israeli Folk Dancing: 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Congregation B'nai Israel, 3354 Kleinert Ave. Open to all ages, religious and ethnic backgrounds and experience levels. Free. (225) 756-5291.
Tuesday, Oct. 7
Financial Peace University: 6:30-8 p.m., Jordan United Methodist Church, 4619 Stearns St. Nine-week biblically based curriculum that teaches how to handle money God's way. daveramsey.com/findaclass.
Wednesday, Oct. 8
Trinity Oaks Pumpkin Patch: 7 p.m., Trinity Lutheran Church, 15160 S. Harrells Ferry Road. Ends Nov. 1. tlcbr.org.
Saturday, Oct. 11
Prayer and Praise on the Bluff: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Scotland Plaza, at La. 10 and Scenic Highway. North Baton Rouge Area Churches Ministries fifth annual "Prayer and Praise on the Bluff." (504) 344-1219.
Life Choice: 9 a.m., Catholic Life Center, 1800 S. Acadian Thruway. A one day Pre-Cana program for engaged couples seeking to get married in the Catholic Church. diobr.org.
St. George Fair: 10 a.m., St. George Catholic Church, 7808 St. George Drive. (225) 291-1298.
public square rosary: Noon, Catholic Life Center, 1800 S. Acadian Thruway. Bring your rosary and a lawn chair for this public rosary to thank God for our blessings and to pray for wisdom and knowledge to solve America's problems. Sponsored by America Needs Fatima and St. George. (225) 769-0271.
Monday, Oct. 6
Pumpkin Patch for Missions: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Blackwater United Methodist Church, 10000 Blackwater Road. Free. (225) 261-4646.
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chariots of light bikers tour: 7 p.m. Glory of God Worship Center, 1114 Rodeo Drive. Rev. Jerry Savelle's national bikers' tour is an evangelistic outreach of the Texas church. Praise and worship will be provided by The Hope of Glory Praise Team. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Free and open to all. No childcare will be available. (225) 791-4464 or gogwc.com.
Saturday, Oct. 4
pastoral banquet: 6 p.m., St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church Banquet Facility, 421 St. Patrick St. Honoring Pastor Ronald D. Harbin Sr. of Shekinah Gory Christian Fellowship Church. $20 for church nonmembers.
Church Anniversary: 9 a.m., Beachum Grove Baptist Church, 8877 Battle Road. In celebration of its 141st anniversary, special guests will be Bishop Edward L. Brooks Jr. and the congregation of the Breath of Life Full Gospel Outreach Ministry in Clinton.
Adore Women's Conference: 6-9 p.m., East Bayou Baptist Church, 2234 Kaliste Saloom Road. Continues 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Oct. 4. $50. (337) 984-8291 or thebayouchurch.org/adore.
Sunday, Oct. 5
Anniversary Celebration: 6 p.m., Heymann Performing Arts Center, 1373 S College Road. In Celebration of Mike Walker and his wife, Paula, for their 30 years of ministry at The Bayou Church, formerly East Bayou Baptist Church. (337) 984-8291.
Oct. 5
Blessed Francis X. Seelos Memorial Mass: 1 p.m., St. Mary's Assumption Church, 919 Josephine St. 147th Anniversary of Seelos' death. The Most Rev. Michael Brehl, Superior General, Redemptorists of Rome, Italy, will preside. One-on-one intercessory prayer before Mass at 11:45 a.m. (504) 525-2495 or seelos.org.
Friday, Oct. 10
Bubba's Bash: 6:30 p.m., Our Savior's Church, 106 N. Union St. PGA Tour Pro and two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson is taking his charity concert for a coast-to-coast minitour.
encouragement service: 3 p.m., St. Peter Baptist Church, 58116 Court St. Encouragement service honoring Pastor Van Smith Jr. and first lady Leola R. Smith on their 29th year. The theme is "Pastor's According to Mine Own Heart." Special guest will be the Rev. René F. Brown and the Mount Zion First Baptist Church of Baton Rouge. Music by the Mount Zion Choir and the Mass Choirs of St. Peter, Zion Traveler and New Jerusalem. A reception will follow in the church dining room. (225) 687-2506.
Church Anniversary: 7:30 p.m., Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church, 23030 Talbot Drive. Celebration service of the church's 139th anniversary. (225) 687-6848.
75 years of Dominican Sisters: 10 a.m., Rosaryville, 9003 Rosaryville Road. Mass of Celebration will be held in Holy Rosary Chapel with Bishop Robert W. Muench. A reception will follow in Rosary Hall. (225) 294-5039.
Spiritual Book Sharing: 10 a.m., Rosaryville Spirit Life Center, 39003 Rosaryville Road. A lecture on Richard Rohr's "Immortal Diamond." $50, includes book and material.
Overcome Women Retreat: 5 p.m., Rosaryville Spirit Life Center, 39003 Rosaryville Road. Free. Guest speakers are Shirley Brown, Shona Chavis and Jackie Harewood.
Monday, Oct. 6
Taize Prayer Service: 7 p.m., Rosaryville Spirit Life Center, 39003 Rosaryville Road. Taize worship is a meditative prayer service that includes music, scripture readings and reflection.
Male Chorus Anniversary: 5 p.m., New Fellowship Baptist Church, 4736 La. 412. The East Feliciana Male Chorus will celebrate its 45th anniversary.
Family & Friends Day: 2 p.m., New Fellowship Baptist Church, 4756 La. 412. The Rev. Henry J. Brown and the Star of Bethlehem Baptist Church will be guests.
Family & Friends Day: 2 p.m., New Hope Baptist Church, 1405 La. 409. The Rev. Raynell Madison and the congregation of First Mount Carmel Baptist Church will be guests.
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Saturday, Oct. 5
pastor celebration: 10 a.m. Shekinah Glory Christian Fellowship Church, 10164 North Line St. Pastor Ronald D. Harbin Sr.'s 16th anniversary celebration. Pastor Cornell Joseph, of Mount Triumph Baptist Church in Donaldsonville, will speak.
Country Gospel Concert: 5:30 p.m., Good News Fellowship Church, 13101 La. 442 W. Featuring a performance by The Country Village Band. Free. A concession stand is available with plate lunches, hot dogs, nachos and desserts. (985) 974-0507 or mvmgoodnews.com.
Saturday, Oct. 11
360 Musical Movement: 6 p.m., 360 Christian Center Church, 5850 Main St. the360ccc.com.


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Philip L. Fradkin
Philip L. Fradkin (February 28, 1935 – July 8, 2012)[1] was an American environmentalist historian, journalist, and author. Fradkin authored books ranging from Alaska, California, and Nevada, with topics ranging from water conservation, earthquakes, and nuclear weapons.
Fradkin attended Montclair Kimberley Academy, graduating in the class of 1953.[2]
In 1964, Fradkin began working for the Los Angeles Times, and the following year was part of the metropolitan staff awarded a Pulitzer Prize for its work on the 1965 Watts riots.[3][4] In 2005, Fradkin was given the California Award by the Commonwealth Club of California.
He commented on controversial issues such as plagiarism allegations towards Wallace Stegner's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Angle of Repose, based on the letters of the American Old West author Mary Hallock Foote.[5]
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- California : the golden coast (1974) ISBN 0-670-19969-9
- A river no more : the Colorado River and the West (1981) ISBN 0-394-41579-5
- Fallout: An American Nuclear Tragedy (1989) ISBN 0-8165-1086-5
- Sagebrush country : land and the American West (1989) ISBN 0-394-52935-9
- Wanderings of an environmental journalist in Alaska and the American West (1993) ISBN 0-8263-1416-3
- The seven states of California : a natural and human history (1995) ISBN 0-8050-1947-2
- Magnitude 8 : earthquakes and life along the San Andreas Fault (1998) ISBN 0-8050-4696-8
- Wildest Alaska : journeys of great peril in Lituya Bay (2001) ISBN 0-520-22467-1
- Stagecoach : Wells Fargo and the American West (2002) ISBN 0-7432-1360-2
- The great earthquake and firestorms of 1906 : how San Francisco nearly destroyed itself (2005) ISBN 0-520-23060-4
- After the ruins, 1906 and 2006 : rephotographing the San Francisco earthquake and fire (2006) ISBN 0-520-24434-6
- Wallace Stegner and the American West (2008) ISBN 978-1-4000-4391-0
- ^ Philip Fradkin, Writer Who Explored Themes of the West, Dies at 77
- ^ Alumni Awards, Montclair Kimberley Academy. Accessed March 6, 2011.
- ^ Philip L. Fradkin Biography
- ^ Luther J. Carter. Fallout: An American Nuclear Tragedy (Review) The American Political Science Review, Vol. 84, No. 2 (June 1990), pp. 657-658.
- ^ Fradkin, Philip L. (February 3, 2008). "A Classic, or A Fraud? Plagiarism allegations aimed at Stegner's Angle of Repose won't be put to rest". sec. M, p. 8: Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2008-12-28.
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Which Flower Cutters & Veiners Are The Best?
Decorating By TessaWood Updated 30 Jun 2010 , 4:21pm by TessaWood
I want to buy some flower cuttters and veiners and was hoping someone could help me with who makes the best? Scott Clark Wooley? And instructional books? So confusing
My favorite cutters are FMM and PME, both UK brands.
My favorite sugarpaste book is Leslie Herbert's Complete Book of Sugar Flowers...
Best veining tool is called a dresden tool. Otherwise you will be buying a lot of individual flower veiners. You can dry out a corn husk and use that for veining also.
SkisInOkinawa, could you supply more detail about drying out a corn husk? Thanks!
Its really difficult here in S Africa as I have to order all my stuff online!! Even books!!! So all help and advise is seriously appreciated!!!
I love the First Impression Florimats.
My favorite cutters are FMM and PME, both UK brands.
My favorite sugarpaste book is Leslie Herbert's Complete Book of Sugar Flowers...
Best veining tool is called a dresden tool. Otherwise you will be buying a lot of individual flower veiners. You can dry out a corn husk and use that for veining also.
Corn husk is an awesome idea, thanks!!!
I do, love scott woolleys cutters and veiners, dvd"s, etc. i love pme, fmm, jem. I,ve just accumlated these over a 15 yr. period. lol. the corn husk can be found at the grocery stores already dried. (cheap) package. first impressions veiners are great. Sunflower sugarart has great cutters and veiners. hope find what you will like to work with.
Have you ardered from JEM cutters in South Africa? I have many different cutters made by them and like them.
SkisInOkinawa, could you supply more detail about drying out a corn husk? Thanks!
Sure! Just peel the corn husk off, several would be good. Wash it and remove the silk. Let it hang dry somewhere, kind of like drying out flowers... A large husk can be torn in half if necessary. It will be dry, but still flexible. You can buy corn husk impression molds/presses, but why not be cheap and cheerful! LOL. Lightly dust the husk with cornstarch/flour and impress or lay the item down on it and press, whichever works best for you. You can even take it in your hand and use your index finger to press in the design at angles as well, for a leaf for example. My corn husk is part of my took kit, it stays in my box.
I have dried corn husks because I use them to make tamales. My English classmates had never had tamales, so I brought them some and gave them each their own corn husk for our flower making in class. So, you can buy corn husks already dried and ready, but unless you make tamales, you will be stuck with a huge quantity. Just buy some lovely sweet corn for dinner and save the husks for your craft.
The corn husk idea is awesome!!! THANK YOU!! I have pet rats and they know how to clean a corn cob!!!!
I love First Impression veiners, but my favorites are Sunflower. I love their cutters and their veiners. I could spend a fortune buying all the have!!! Looooooove them!!!
The corn husk idea is awesome!!! THANK YOU!! I have pet rats and they know how to clean a corn cob!!!!
You're very welcome! I hope you do get the book I suggested. She has patterns of all the flowers she teaches in the back of the book. Just use parchment or wax paper to trace, then cut out of cereal boxes! You can save a lot of money that way and see if you really enjoy making that flower in the first place before investing in the cutter.
I also recommend one good multi flower veiner and one good petal veiner, unless you are entering competitions, there is no reason to be bontanically correct. Your average customer will never know the difference. Also, if you use the flower often, then sure get the proper veiners, such as for a rose. I prefer the PME plunger & veiner combo for the rose leaves & ivy. The dresden tool I mentioned is a great multi flower veiner and works wonderfully on all size petals.
Another one of my favorite cheap tools is a nail file. Sometimes when you make a flower, the edges can fray. I continue on making it, allow it to dry and use a new & dedicated nail file for filing down the rough edges. Or sometimes it can be used to save a petal that chipped slightly, you just round it off with the nail file! I prefer the 2 sided nail file, fine on one side and coarse on the other...
Have fun! Just remember don't make them perfect! They look more realistic with bent petals etc. You can really bring them to life by allowing the leaves to dry at different angles! Check out flickr for flower inspiration. They have wonderful photographers who take lovely garden shots of a large variety of flowers.
I didn't know you could order from JEM directly. I was going to order them from Global SugarArt. Has anyone used them and know how long it would take to receive your order?
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Watch: Serena Williams dances on-stage with Beyonce in Formation tour finale
Tennis star Serena Williams joined her good friend Beyonce on stage during her performance of "Sorry" on the last night of the Formation tour in East Rutherford.
Serena teased her appearance on Twitter earlier in the day.
Watch Serena William and Beyonce below:
Beyoncé chamou sua amiga Serena Williams que participou do clipe de "Sorry" para performar com ela!— RIO'NCÉ (@rio_nce) October 8, 2016
Williams was featured in Beyonce's music video for the song "Lemonade."
Williams has previously shared photos of her and the music star together on Instagram.
Beyonce was also in attendance for Williams' previous matches at the U.S. Open and Wimbledon.