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Belief in God in an Age of Science: John Polkinghorne, Part Two
Science rejoices in the rational accessibility of the physical world and uses the laws of nature to explain particular occurrences in cosmic and terrestrial history, but it is unable of itself to offer any reason why these laws take the particular (anthropically fruitful) form that they do, or why we can discover them through mathematical insight.
Multiple Lines of Evidence for an Old Universe
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
Exploring Baby Galaxies with Charles Steidel
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In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
Surveying George Murphy's Theology of the Cross
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
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In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
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In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
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Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
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We've recently been looking at the evidence for an old earth and the long history and vibrancy of this view among evangelical Christians. Today's post features a preview of the updated Question, "How are the ages of the Earth and universe calculated?" revised by Senior Web Consultant and Writer Deborah Haarsma.
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There are two opposite errors which need to be countered about the fossil record: 1) that it is so incomplete as to be of no value in interpreting patterns and trends in the history of life, and 2) that it is so good that we should expect a relatively complete record of the details of evolutionary transitions within all or most lineages.
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At a press conference on July 4, 2012, and with 99.99994% confidence (5 sigma), CERN announced the discovery of a particle consistent with that of a Higgs boson (a.k.a. "the God particle"). This is very exciting for elementary particle physicists. But what is the Higgs particle, and what is its meaning?
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The water that we take for granted was forged in the nuclear furnace of a star that exploded in the suburbs of the Milky Way galaxy billions of years ago.
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Baylor University Physicist Gerald Cleaver describes the changing state of our understanding of the cosmos and suggests ways that Christians can make theological sense of a theoretical Multiverse.
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4. Meet, Defeat, Repeat: West completes drive for five with state finals win over Seven Lakes
BY Kevin Hageland, email@example.com
GEORGETOWN -- A regulation varsity soccer match is 80 minutes long.
Yet it was one minute that made all the difference Saturday as Plano West (23-3-4) defeated Katy Seven Lakes (23-4-3), 1-0, to capture its fifth Class 5A State Championship and first since 2007.
"It didn't even hit me until there was about 10 seconds left," said Carley Phillips, West head coach, who won a state title as a player for the Lady Wolves 10 years ago. "I don't even know how to describe this ... it's an amazing feeling, really special."
West controlled the first 15 minutes of the Class 5A State Finals from Birkelbach Field, thanks in part to its physicality, but early attempts from senior Logan Beal and junior Casie Ramsier were stymied. Those two would combine forces in the 19th minute with Casie passing the ball into the box to an open Beal.
"I knew if I could get it to [Beal], she could score," Casie said.
Beal had similar aspirations at first.
"I was coming in and I was open, but I had a bad angle," Beal said. "Then I saw [junior Brooke Ramsier] and I knew my girl wouldn't miss."
Beal was right as she passed to Brooke, who tickled the twine from 8 yards to make it 1-0 with 21:46 to go in the half.
"It felt like that was the one goal we needed to really get going," Brooke said.
It was actually the one goal Seven Lakes needed to really get going as the Lady Spartans set up a 1 v. 1 within the next 20 seconds with Rachel Arthur charging toward West junior keeper Claire Wheatley.
"The first five minutes after a goal are always the most dangerous," said Wheatley, an all-tournament selection. "I saw her coming at me and I went for the ball."
And much like Wheatley had done throughout the shootout in the Region I Finals against Flower Mound Marcus, she came off her line and broke up the attempt to keep West's 1-0 advantage intact.
"After that save I was just like, 'Oh Claire, I love you, I love you, I love you,'" Brooke said. "What a rush of relief."
West junior defender Taylor Jackson was quick to agree.
"That save by Claire was so huge," she said. "I think we let our guard down a bit after the goal, but that snapped it back really quickly."
That reflected in the run of play as West reasserted itself over the final 20 minutes of the half with good looks from seniors Karson Keogh, Natalie Gibson and freshman Nicole Smith. None of those opportunities was successful, but the Lady Wolves maintained a 1-0 lead at the break.
The first 10 minutes of the second half looked much like the first with Smith, Beal and sophomore Tori Gates getting attempts on frame. Seven Lakes keeper Kylie Hambleton was there each time though, including a save on a 21-yard shot from Gates in the 50th minute and a stop on a 38-yard free kick by Keogh in the 67th minute. Gates and Keogh were both all-tournament selections.
Hambleton's saves seemed to flip the switch for the Lady Spartans, who then took control of play for the first prolonged period of the day.
"Seven Lakes stepped up and really threw a lot at us," Phillips said, "but our defense held strong."
Jackson, Keogh, juniors Sparky Fischer and Midori Rinkliff continually curbed Seven Lakes' counter attacks and prevented any sustained runs by the Lady Spartans from getting past the top of the West box.
"The defense really did an amazing job," Wheatley said.
Wheatley was pushed into action multiple times over the final 10 minutes, but the best opportunity either team had in that span came when Hambleton saved a shot from Gates in the 78th minute. Seven Lakes wouldn't offensively possess the ball past midfield again as the clock ticked down, albeit somewhat slower than usual due to curious official stoppages during Lady Wolves' substitutions.
"Yeah, I'll have to talk to the UIL about that," Phillips said with a laugh.
That only served to slow the inevitable as the clock hit zero and West had a 1-0 win.
"I was so relieved and excited," Fischer said, "I just started jumping up and down."
"Finally we can celebrate," Casie added.
For scoring the lone goal of the finals and being a continual catalyst for West advancing the ball up the field, Brooke was named State Finals MVP and picked for the all-tournament team.
"It's hard to explain," she said of the honor and state title. "This is just such an awesome feeling."
The victory upped West's all-time record to 10-1 in the state tournament and represented a record fifth UIL State Girls Soccer Championship.
"I still can't even describe what I'm feeling right now," Jackson said as tears began to trickle down her face. "This is really like a dream."
But as the gold medals around the necks of the players, coaches and training staff signified, what happened Saturday and throughout the 2012 season was very real.
"We wanted to win state so badly; I've never wanted anything more," Wheatley said. "We knew we didn't want our season to end, we wanted to finish it."
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Stolen truck set ablaze at Currie Park Golf Course
The smoldering wreckage of a stolen truck is not par for most golf courses, but it was for Currie Park Golf Course last week.
According to the Wauwatosa Police Report:
The wreckage was found on the 15th fairway at 6:02 a.m. Thursday with deep ruts around it, signaling that the suspects had taken the truck for a joyride before eventually setting it on fire. The truck also had a can of gasoline in its rear bed, leading police to believe that the suspects used the gas to ignite the vehicle.
Police called the owner of the vehicle, who told them it was a work truck for Sirrah Construction in Milwaukee and that he didn't know it had been stolen. He added that he does not suspect any employee was involved.
The truck was worth $8,000. There are no suspects at this time.
Victoria's Secret PINK store planned for Mayfair
A Victoria's Secret PINK store is scheduled to open at Mayfair Mall in August.
The retail chain's PINK store specializes in sleepwear, loungewear, bras and panties in a variety of styles. The store will feature the limited edition PINK Major League Baseball collection, including Milwaukee Brewers brand selections, and the Collegiate Collection, which offers University of Wisconsin tops and bottoms, Mayfair said. The store also will sell bedding.
The store will be located on the upper level of the mall next to Forever 21.
In addition to opening a stand-alone PINK store, Victoria's Secret is remodeling its Mayfair store and is occupying a temporary space two storefronts down the corridor during construction, the mall said. The renovation is scheduled to be completed in early July.
Dine out for cystic fibrosis at local restaurants
Wauwatosa residents can eat out without a guilty conscience at the Dine Out for Cystic Fibrosis event taking place all day on May 15.
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Wauwatosa police say tax return leads to stolen identity investigation
A case of stolen identity and a tip led to an investigation of Sbarro at Mayfair Mall, 2500 N. Mayfair Road.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
A woman who had worked at Sbarro for one month in 2010 noticed a discrepancy in her taxes stopping her from filing. The IRS stated that her Social Security number was used to gain employment at Sbarro in 2012.
She thought it as odd because she was a stay-at-home mother for her 8-month-old all year.
She was told she needed to get a letter from Sbarro stating she wasn't employed in 2012 to properly file her taxes, but when she went down to the pizza shop, the manager wasn't being cooperative. She said he was "acting very weird and awkward," saying he didn't know anything about any letter.
» Read Full ArticleBomb plot uncovered at Wauwatosa East High School
Wauwatosa - Police thwarted an apparent graduation day bomb plot by two students at Wauwatosa East High School and investigated a threat written on a bathroom wall at Wauwatosa West High School.
The incidents happened days apart - the bathroom wall threat on April 24 and the bomb plot on April 27.
Two students were questioned but no one was in custody in the bomb plot on Saturday, said Police Sgt. Brian Skornia. He said the investigation was ongoing.
In notes to parents, the school district said the East students would "go through school and district procedures for disciplinary action." In a separate letter, Superintendent Phil Ertl said police were investigating the bathroom wall threat but that "at this time, we have no indication that this is a credible threat and school will be in session tomorrow."
Ertl said Saturday he "absolutely" took the bomb plot threat seriously.
» Read Full ArticleMusic line up for Tosa Tonight announced
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The free series, taking place from June 12 to Aug. 28, is adding an extra day of music to its six-concert schedule. Shows will start at 6 p.m. at the Rotary Performance Pavilion and will typically run until 9 p.m.
Throughout the series will be an Irish Fest sneak peak Aug. 14 with the bands Sprag Session and We Banjo 3. Trapper Shoepp & The Shades will headline the Yellow Phone Music Conference on July 10, which will feature many bands playing on a rotating lineup.
"I'm always looking to push the series to the next level with the next level of talent and variety," Tosa Tonight Executive Director Rick Bauer said. "We only have six concerts this year. We keep trying to expand the concert a little bit each year as we can. I always go off suggestions and different directions for people to go and we try to incorporate that over the years."
One suggestion was that the series add classical music. Bauer responded by adding the Intermezzo Ensemble. He's also heard suggestions to incorporate a children's variety day and hopes to add it in a future year.
» Read Full ArticleWauwatosa police open second investigation on priest
Wauwatosa police have launched a second investigation into a local priest who was removed from his posts at two parishes and schools for suspicion of inappropriate contact with children.
The department confirmed Monday that a new investigation of Father Robert Marsicek is ongoing but declined to provide additional information about the allegation.
Both the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and Marsicek's religious order, the Society of the Divine Savior, known as the Salvatorians, said they were unaware of a new probe. And the principal of Wauwatosa Catholic School, where an earlier allegation was raised, did not return a telephone call seeking comment.
Marsicek was suspended from ministry at St. Pius X Catholic Parish in Wauwatosa, Mother of Good Counsel Parish and School in Milwaukee and Wauwatosa Catholic School after a teacher at Wauwatosa Catholic reported in March that Marsicek inappropriately touched a young girl.
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» Read Full ArticleMan tries to rob woman, exposes himself, Wauwatosa police say
A woman walking with her 5-year-old not only nearly had her purse stolen, but was asked to perform sexual acts on a man who exposed himself to her and her daughter April 30, according to a Wauwatosa police report.
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The woman was at the bus stop at 60th Street and North Avenue when she felt a tug on her purse. She turned around and saw a man standing there. She yelled at him, but the man was unfazed.
He sat next to her. "Do you drink?" he asked, pulling out a 24-ounce can of beer. She told him she didn't drink and held her child close, covering her eyes and ears.
The man asked her to perform a sex act next. She told him to leave.
» Read Full ArticleTosa police: Car stolen from lot had keys in ignition
Shortly after cleaning their 2008 Ford Focus, employees of Uptown Motors, 2111 N. Mayfair Road, got an unexpected surprise: a man jumped in it and drove away.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
They left the car running with its keys in the ignition at 4:02 p.m. April 29. A silver Audi pulled up to it, and a man jumped out of the Audi and into the running Focus. He drove away.
Employees followed the two cars until the thieves decided to run a red light in an attempt to lose them.
When police ran the Audi's plates, it was discovered that it was stolen from Milwaukee earlier that day.
» Read Full ArticleExtended stay hotel planned for UWM Innovation Campus
An extended stay hotel is being proposed for University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Innovation Campus development, in Wauwatosa.
The hotel, with up to 128 rooms, would be developed on 3.5 acres at Innovation Campus, which is north of W. Watertown Plank Road and east of Highway 45, according to a report filed with the County Board by Teig Whaley-Smith, county economic development director.
Innovation Park LLC, an affiliate of UWM Real Estate Foundation which is developing Innovation Campus, wants the board to change its development agreement with Milwaukee County to allow the hotel to be built, according to the report.
That request will likely be reviewed by the board's Committee on Economic and Community Development at its May 13 meeting. Whaley-Smith, who was appointed in April by County Executive Chris Abele, is recommending that request be approved.
The report doesn't mention the name of the hotel's prospective operator, or its franchise name. Nor does it provide information about the project's financing, and design.
» Read Full ArticleWauwatosa School Board lays out process to fill vacant seat
The Wauwatosa School Board met Thursday night to formulate a process by which to replace longtime member Lois Weber, who recently resigned after 37 years of service.
Four members were present for the meeting: Michael Meier, Tom Jarosz, Mary Jo Randall and Sharon Muehlfeld.
With input from Superintendent Phil Ertl, the board approved a complex motion that will allow them to evaluate and vote on candidates for the position at the next regular School Board meeting, May 13. The person appointed would fulfill Weber's current term, which ends in April 2014, and would face an election at that time.
After installing a candidate May 13, the board will take up its annual vote on officers, electing a president, a vice president, a clerk and a treasurer.
Those seeking consideration for the School Board seat are to submit a written, signed Notice of Interest to Ertl, along with an introductory letter, a resume and letters of recommendation. Seven paper copies of each document are required, and the material will be treated as non-confidential public documents.
» Read Full ArticleTosa police: Women conned into check cashing scam
Two Wauwatosa women learned to be wary of easy money and casual acquaintances after they were involved in what they told police was a check-cashing scheme that cost them thousands of dollars. They came to the police station at 7:54 p.m. April 23 to report that they had been had.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
The women, 20 and 21, were given an offer by an acquaintance to get fast money. The acquaintance told them all they had to do was cash checks for them and they would get a portion of the money.
They cashed three checks for the acquaintances: one for $3,000 for which they got $500, another for $4,000 for which they got $400, and a third for $6,000 that they didn't get any money for.
Throughout the experience, which led them to different banks and credit unions for each check cashed, the two asked their acquaintance if what they were doing was legal. They were told not to worry and that everything was legitimate.
» Read Full ArticleDrunken driver had 6-year-old son in car, Wauwatosa police say
A 47-year-old Milwaukee man allegedly drank a pint of vodka before and while driving, leading to his arrest at 5 p.m. April 23. Wauwatosa police say he had a blood-alcohol content of 0.30, and that his 6-year-old son was in the car.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
The man was called in after drivers saw him weaving into the center lane at 74th Street and Washington Avenue. He was pulled over after police saw him make a U-turn over the median on Wisconsin Avenue.
Police found that his license had been revoked for drunken driving.
He admitted to having a drinking problem and that he shouldn't have been driving.
Wauwatosa bike and pedestrian committee seeks input at open house Wednesday
The city panel studying a new bike and pedestrian plan is holding an open house Wednesday, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fire Station No. 1, 1601 Underwood Ave.
After a couple of meetings, including one last week, the bicycle and pedestrian plan steering committee is seeking input on what the community would like to see in a route system for cyclists and those who walk.
The Wednesday meeting will include a brief presentation at 6:30, and will feature maps and stations that address different aspects of the plan.
The committee is refining a vision and set of goals for residents, including creating a "bicycle and pedestrian friendly community" that encourages alternative methods of transportation, said Kevin Hardman, executive director of the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin. Hardman, a Wauwatosa resident, has led the steering committee meetings.
Goals of the proposal include building on the network of trails and bike lanes to connect neighborhoods, schools, parks, businesses, and bike and pedestrian networks of surrounding communities, according to draft documents from the committee's work provided by the city's consultant, Toole Design Group, and the Wisconsin Bike Fed.
» Read Full ArticleAttendance optional at Wauwatosa West High School after bomb threat
A bomb threat written on a bathroom wall has made classes optional at Wauwatosa West High School today, said school spokesperson Dan Chanen.
The threat was written late Tuesday, prompting Superintendent Phil Ertl to send an email and phone message to parents letting them know of the scare and informing them that attending classes would be optional.
The message said there was no immediate threat to public safety.
Wauwatosa police said they conducted bag searches at the door and have increased their presence at the school.
Wauwatosa police: Drunken driver burns rubber in front of officer three times
It was three burnouts and you're out for a 59-year-old Milwaukee man when he was arrested for drunken driving, fifth offense, at 2:17 a.m. April 22.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
An officer was following the man down Milwaukee Avenue when he accelerated after the stop sign at Wauwatosa Avenue, burning rubber. The officer followed him as he straddled the center line and drove 15 to 20 mph over the speed limit. He spun his tires at Harwood Avenue and 68th Street as well.
When the officer pulled him over, the man profusely apologized for speeding. He refused a breath test and blood draw results are pending.


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Tuesday Aug 7
Wednesday Aug 8
Tuesday Aug 7
At Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral with Teresa D'Amario, Carolyn Crane, KT Grant (aka KatieBabs), Jen (@RedHotBooks) and Monica (@ObsuredVixen) |
Checking out the Mighty Mississippi River |
Stopping for Beignets... |
Then on to Pat O'Brien's for their famous Hurricane drink. |
Wednesday Aug 8
Lunch with Tori & Mandi (Smexybooks), Pam (Spaz), Jen, Kate, Teresa, Nicole & Casey |
At the Blogger Meet & Greet: Sara (@cdnmrs), Yuliss, Julie (Yummy Men & KA Chicks), Casey, & Nicole |
Jojo and Robin |
Joy (Joyful Reviews) & Me |
Monica & Me |
Me & Nicole |
Opening get together with Eva (Texas Book Junkie) and MamaKitty & Me |
Some of my fav authors: Pip Ballantine, Theresa Meyers, Tee Morris & Me |
Laurie B. London & me |
Mistress of Ceremonies: Joey W. Hill |
Me, Laurie London & Jennifer (HappyTwilighter) |
Out for drinks with Julia, Monica, Teresa & Jen |
Me and my roomie for the week, Teresa D'Amario |
Thursday Aug 9
Marcela (Bookaholic Cat) & Julie (YMKAC) |
The "Were" to Draw the Line Panel with: Diana Rowland, Judi Fennell, Jade Lee & PJ Schnyder |
Me with Mel Schroeder & Tilly Greene |
The Alpha/Beta of PNR & UF Panel with: Kelly Meding, Theresa Meyers, Diana Rowland, Carolyn Crane, Melanie Card, Suzanne Johnson |
Hanging with one of my FAV authors of the week: Ann Mayburn |
Lunch at Pat O's with a few new friends |
Hanging with one of my online author tweeps: Kris Cook |
Felicia - the Geeky Blogger & me |
On a tour of the French Quarter with Author Adrian Phoenix |
Adrian explained to us where her characters all lived, worked & played. |
Adrian & Me at Cafe DuMonde |
Late night cupcakes with Marcela & Julie |
Friday Aug 10
Breakfast at Cafe Beignet with Kate, Carolyn, Teresa & Ann |
The Dark Humor Side of UF Panel with: Mark Henry, Jaye Wells, Carolyn Crane, Erin Kellison, Adrian Phoenix & Dakota Cassidy |
Lunch with Katie Reus & Cynthia Eden |
Menage Panel with: Cat Johnson, Samantha Kane, BA Tortuga, Stephanie Julian & Joey W Hill |
Shifter Panel with: Eliza Gayle, Katie Reus, Cynthia Eden, Lacie Nation, Amanda Carlson & Diana Castilleja (sorry, didn't catch all of the names of the panelists) |
BDSM Panel with: Eliza Gayle, Melissa Schroeder, Sasha White, Joey W Hill, Tilly Greene |
Steampunk Tea: Pip Ballantine, Tee Morris, Lea Habel |
At the reception and dinner... with Judi Fennell |
Jess Haines & Me |
Me & MamaKitty |
MamaMoon, MamaKitty & Nicole |
Me & Mandi |
Tori, Pam & Me |
Nicole, Joey Hill & Me |
Jennifer (Book Nympho) & Me |
Carolyn Crane & Katie Reus |
Me & PJ Schnyder |
Saturday Aug 11
Eva & I on the bus with our tour group to the Garden District |
First stop was the famous Lafayette Cemetery |
Our tour guide Carla Bullion & Author sponsor Theresa Meyers |
Homes in the Garden District |
Sandra Bullock's home. |
One of many beautiful homes |
Finally meeting tweep Sariah... I really wish we had more time to visit! |
The next several pics are from the book signing...
Jennifer Armentrout, BA Tortuga, Julia Talbot |
Jess Haines, Allison Pang, PJ Schnyder |
Signing books! Adrian Phoenix, Sylvia Day, Sasha White |
Nicole Peeler, Carolyn Crane |
Samantha Kane, Pamela Palmer, Mari Freeman |
Me & Theresa Meyers |
Me & Mel Schroeder |
Jessa Slade, Teresa D'Amario, Erin McCarthy |
Erin Kellison, Bronywn Green, Katie Reus |
Jade Lee, Jae Lynne Davies, Judi Fennell |
Dakota Cassidy & Me |
Kris Norris & Me |
At Pat O's one more time with Kate, Me & Stacey Kennedy |
Sitting in on the recording of Pip & Tee's podcast "The Shared Desk" |
Sunday Aug 12
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Photos from Lori Foster's Reader-Author Get Together
June 1-2, 2012
Post registration and opening comments. |
Hearing from the hostess with the mostess... Lori Foster |
Penny, Liz, Jaime, QueenCity E and Nicole. |
Meeting Sherrilyn Kenyon & discussing my favorite scene ever with Ash! |
Jaime and me |
At the bar with Dren, Liza, Me, Mandi & Danielle. Seriously, the glasses were "normal sized." |
At the book signing on Saturday. |
Virna DePaul and me. |
Mandi and I pose with the hot cover model cut outs. |
Me and NikiBrandyberry |
Wine out of the hotel paper cups! |
Nicole and me. |
Me and Liza. |
Bells, Penny and Me. |
Me, Danielle, Penny, Mandi, Nicole, Liza, Penny & Colette. |
Photos from AAD Philly
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Thursday Aug 11
Finally meeting so many of my tweeps: Clockwise Larissa, Jojo, Danielle, Mandi, Me, Mama Sally (Jojo's mom), Bells, Marq and Pam |
Mandi, Pam and Marq at the intro event (YES that is Lara Adrian in the background!) |
I FINALLY get lots and lots of the best hugs around! Me and my twin, Bells. I love her so very much! |
Me, Bells and Kat (aka Tigris Eden) |
Bells and Pam (Spaz) |
Me, Lara A. and Marq |
April (aka Ava Riley), Me and Lara A. |
Me, Lara and Kat |
"OMG... there is Larissa Ione!" (Yes, I did say that when I saw her!) |
Mandi (Smexy Books) with Larissa. |
Larissa and me. |
Larissa and Bells. |
Opening remarks. |
Opening remarks... Kat was pointing out some strange sculpture. |
One of my highlights of the event... Having lunch with MELJEAN BROOK! (I went so fangirl on her.) |
One of the first panels I went to featuring Anton Strout, Nicole Peeler, Dakota Cassidy, Nancy Holzner and Carolyn Crane. |
Another great panel - YES.... Larissa I. and Lara A. together! My brain was going to explode! |
One of the biggest surprises for me... I had no idea Anya Bast was going to be there! I was totally stalking her to take this photo. Hehe. |
Another panel. |
Stephanie Julian (left) and Anya Bast together... I was so excited! |
Some more of my tweeps: Dren, Me and Penny. More women I just adore and love! |
Danielle (aka Lush26) and me. She is made of awesome! I really didn't know her that well before Philly. |
Playing "Pin the Penis on the Founding Father" with Dren.... See photo below. |
This needs no explanation. |
More awesome ladies: Felicia (aka Ferishia), Mandi, KatieBabs, Me and Felicia's awesome (she has to get on twitter) GF. |
This was 1:00 AM at the GREAT FOOD and BEER bar. Cheese fries and Miller High Life with Mandi and Danielle |
Friday Aug 12
At the Bookie Awards - we had a winning table. Meljean and Lara were both multiple winners. |
Penny, Pam and the most amazing Jaime Saare! |
Stephanie Julian dressed as a lovely goddess. |
Stephanie J., Felicia (the geeky blogger) and me. |
The two Felicias and me. I hadn't tweeted much with Felicia (geeky blogger) much before this trip and let me tell you - she is so incredible and now another good friend! |
Judi Fennell & me - love her genie book and I won her gift bag in the raffle - I have all of her books SIGNED! |
Another of the highlights from the trip... Celebrating Larissa I's birthday in Bell, Marq and Kat's room.. |
Kat was all gold from the Mytho's ball. But she rocked the cake... thank you for including me in the celebration! |
Danielle and Lara A. (and Penny in the background) |
I think this may have been the birth of the were-fly... Details to come! |
Front to back: Bells, Dren, Danielle, Lara A, Larissa, Larissa I, Kat, Marq and Penny. These women, along with a few others, were the reason AAD was such an unforgettable and amazing experience. |
Saturday Aug 13
Marq, Dakota Cassidy and me. Dakota is hands down one of the funniest, loveliest ladies out there! |
Elise Hepner |
New to me author: Jessa Slade |
Eliza Gayle |
Me with Monica Burns. I love her - she is so down to earth and funny. Can't wait to see her again! |
Anya Bast |
Nancy Holzner |
Me with Jennifer Estep |
Nichole Peeler and Jess Haines |
Me and Jaime Saare |
At the Steampunk dinner: Felicia is so cute! |
Mandi, Larissa and Pam. |
Me, Mandi, Pam, Danielle, Larissa |
Larissa, Kat, Bells, Dren and Marq |
Anya Bast and me |
SO EXCITED... My UK blogging buddies: Sarah, (me) and Jules (Minxy) |
Still acting fangirl... Me with Steampunk-Wonder Woman, Meljean |
These women ROCK MY WORLD! |
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This is one of the best peacoats available. It fits really well, it has a fitted, close to the body fit. Yet it has room to layer on cold days. Also love the color selection. I have 2 and just ordered a 3rd!
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Great coat. Bought two. Fits very comfortably and looks nice with no matter what I wear.
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This is a great looking coat. I am 5'9" and ordered a tall and it fits me really well. I ordered the red color and I feel cheery and beautiful wearing it. I am hoping to order another soon.
Brighton, MI
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