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Today's holiday gift book suggestion is the 60th anniversary pop-up edition of Antoine St. Exupery's The Little Prince. Fans of the work will be pleased to hear that it contains the original text and illustrations—but now they're in 3-D.
Click here to read Julie Hale's review of this book in our literary gifts roundup. Leave a comment before noon CST on Thursday, December 3, telling us what your favorite book in the roundup is, and you'll be entered to win a copy of the new edition of The Little Prince!
After the jump, a video trailer.
Over the next three weeks, this series will highlight 12 books that make great holiday gifts for readers. From fiction to history to children's books, we're serving up something for everyone—and even giving some of them away (perhaps tomorrow, cough cough). First up: Kate Jacobs' Knit the Season.
This third book in Jacobs' Friday Night Knitting series takes place during the holiday season, but is a warmhearted read for any time of the year. The novel focuses on Dakota, the daughter of the late Knitting Club founder, Georgia. As Dakota prepares to strike out on her own, her mother's friends rally around her and share their memories of the woman who brought them together. If that isn't enough to get you in the holiday spirit, there are recipes and knitting patterns at the end of the book.
Check out our Meet the Author feature with Kate Jacobs for Knit the Season, or our review of her standalone novel, Comfort Food.
More great gift ideas can be found in our holiday catalog.
There are many celebrities who call the Hawaiian island of Kauai home. I didn't run into any of them during my stay in Hanalei last month,* but I did take the time to scope out the home of the late Michael Crichton from afar. I thought the publication date for his last novel, Pirate Latitudes, would be a good time to post a few pictures. (Read our review of Pirate Latitudes.)
The pictures were taken the day after Kauai's worst storm in years, so they might look a bit dreary...but the lush vegetation and beautiful beach, which Crichton's home faces, are a sight to see.
Crichton valued his privacy so much that he also bought the lot across the street, leaving it to nature. Real estate here is at a premium so this empty lot is a pretty big luxury.
If you were a famous writer, where would you choose to hide away from the world? As beautiful as Hawaii is, I think it would be the French countryside for me . . .
*though I'm pretty sure my brother was out surfing with Will Smith's kids.
Special thanks to yesterday's edition of Shelf Awareness for pointing us in the direction of "Novel-Ts"–a collection of t-shirts dedicated to those of us who find "heroes in the bookstore instead of in the ballpark."
Check out http://novel-t.com/about.htm for "an opportunity to express your support for the all-stars of literature." Heavy hitting readers can show their support for Hester Prynne (Abby's favorite), Huck Finn, Walt Whitman and other literary greats with these clever t-shirts. The current "team" features nine "players" and new teams, featuring an increasing roster of domestic and foreign players, will join the Novel-T Word Series league in the future. Shirts are available online and from a few select retailers. Batter up!
Occasionally at BookPage we link to book trailers at the end of our reviews and features (see Rebel Yell, The Hollow and Ivy & Bean: Doomed to Dance). Trailers also circulate widely on Twitter, Facebook and other social media. One trailer, however, is about to get a much bigger platform.
Quirk Books has announced that the book trailer of Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters will screen in six movie theaters around the country through Christmas Day.
Is this a wise advertising move? Would you buy a book based on a trailer?
Over at Slate, Troy Patterson has suggested that the term "trailer" is inappropriate for a book ad – teaser, promo and commercial are all closer to the truth.
What do you think? I enjoy book trailers for their entertainment value, although I haven't yet been compelled to read a book based purely on a one- or two-minute video.
What a wonderful coincidence – Louisa May Alcott was born on this day in 1832, the same day as Madeleine L'Engle, in 1918.
Alcott was a favorite author of mine before I even knew how to read; my mom read Little Women to me out loud. When I did learn to read on my own, L'Engle was the author who best held my attention. From A Wrinkle in Time, to A Ring of Endless Light, to her memoirs, I think I read (and re-read) about 20 of L'Engle's books.
Trisha reviewed the biography Louisa May Alcott, by Harriet Reisen, earlier in the month. On comparisons between Alcott and her heroine Jo March, she wrote:
the real Louisa was just as intelligent, hot-tempered, rebellious and ambitious as her fictional counterpart. But the true story of Alcott's life is both more tragic and more triumphant than anything she cooked up for her favorite little woman.
The book has been adapted by PBS for their American Masters series. (The film debuts Dec. 28.) After the jump, watch outtakes from PBS's "Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women."
Revisiting childhood and teen favorites seems to be a trend right now. In Shelf Discovery: The Teen Classics We Never Stopped Reading, Lizzie Skurnick writes about beloved YA novels. (Read an interview with Skurnick.) In Everything I need to Know I learned From a Children's Book, Anita Silvey asks over 100 people to choose a book from childhood that changed their worldview.
Alcott and L'Engle certainly inspired my love of reading. What books or authors are your childhood favorites?
James Agee died in 1955, at age 45. Two years later, his novel A Death in the Family was published with the help of David McDowell, Agee's editor. The novel won a posthumous Pulitzer Prize for Agee, and famed book critic Alfred Kazin wrote that it was "the work of a writer whose power with English words can make you gasp."
Today, on the 100th anniversary of the author's birth, we have reason to re-visit (or discover) Agee's masterpiece. Penguin Classics has republished the novel with an introduction by Steve Earle, who lived in Tennessee -- Agee's home state -- for many years. (I know Earle as a hard-living songwriter and singer, but he wrote a short story collection, Doghouse Roses, in 2001.)
In the introduction, Earle writes, "[James Agee's words] are so indelibly etched someplace inside of me that I couldn't reach to rub them out even if I wanted to. And I never want to."
About a year ago, A Death in the Family created buzz because literary scholar Michael A. Lofaro of the University of Tennessee edited A Death in the Family: A Restoration of the Author's Text. The New York Times praised Lofaro's volume, which opens with an entirely different scene. Will Blythe wrote:
At last we have A Death in the Family that appears closer to the author's original intention. This tidying is good in its own right, but the main reason to celebrate the publication of this version is that it serves as a fresh reminder of the wondrous nature of Agee's prose — unabashedly poetic, sacramental in its embrace of reality, and rhythmical as rain on a Tennessee tin roof.
Happy Black Friday! If you're like me you're probably… still in bed on this lovely morning the day after Thanksgiving. If you're like millions of other Americans, though, you've been out in the trenches for hours, shopping for a great deal. (Bonus points if you're reading this very post on your cell phone, in line to check out at a store.)
In honor of the official start day of the holiday shopping season, we want to know: Will you be buying an e-reader this year? Which one? A Nook? Kindle? Sony Reader?
According to a report from iReaderReview.com, e-book sales have risen in a big way. Random House sold $22.6 million worth of e-books in September 2009 – up from $2.9 million a year ago. The website also reported that by the end of 2010, e-book sales should represent 10-20% of total book sales.
And if you're not interested in e-readers, you're you alone. Just listen to bookseller Patty Donovan from The Book Nook, who told us:
Before e-books, book ownership was a thing to be prized, a goal to be lauded and a visible symbol of success and intelligence. E-books have tarnished that gilded image, turning people who used to look for integrity in the printed word into those who think that Wikipedia is a far more accurate and dignified source than anything in print.
You're probably eating turkey (or another favorite food) right now, and spending time with family and friends. I love doing all those things on Thanksgiving, but I also like to spend the holiday diving into a good book.
If you're looking for Thanksgiving kids books, here are a few favorites from the BookPage.com archives. This year, we highlighted Duck for Turkey Day and Thanksgiving Rules, but there are many older books worth re-reading or discovering, too.
1621: A New Look at Thanksgiving, by Catherine O'Neill Grace and Margaret M. Bruchac, shows a re-enactment of the Thanksgiving feast of 1621 at living history museum Plimoth Plantation.
Rivka's First Thanksgiving, by Elsa Okon Rael, is about a young Jewish girl's celebration of the holiday in 1910. About the book, reviewer Alice Cary writes, "Here's a lovely story with unique insights into what it means to be a thankful American."
All About Turkeys, by writer, illustrator and naturalist Jim Arnosky, is about the feeding, hunting and mating habits of the wild turkey. We've got an interview with Arnosky here. (Sneak peek: "I am convinced that if you love the outdoors, natural places, and wildlife, you will grow into a person who will consider those factors no matter what work you do.")
Enjoy the holiday! What are you reading?
Kids around the country are probably already counting down the days until the release of Disney's latest animated film: The Princess and the Frog. The movie, based on E.D. Baker's 2002 YA novel The Frog Princess and the Grimm brothers' classic The Frog Prince, opens in New York and Los Angeles today. The rest of us can't see it until Dec. 11 (such a disappointment, when the trailer – after the jump – looks so fantastic).
Set in New Orleans' French Quarter, the plot follows Tiana (the first African-American Disney princess) as she's turned into a frog after a kiss from Naveen – a prince who'd himself been turned into a frog. To reverse the spell, they have to seek out the good voodoo priestess of the Bayou.
Looking forward to the movie, I thought I'd revisit some contemporary fairy tales covered in BookPage (click on the book covers to read the review). Browse, enjoy and tell us: What's your favorite fairy tale?
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Fans of the View Askew universe will be happy to know that creator Kevin Smith has once again decided to delve deep into his back catalogue of cult characters. He is bringing back those lovable stoners Jay and Silent Bob, only this time in an animated form.
The last time we saw these two on the big screen together was in Clerks II, sequel to the film that the duo first made their big screen debut in. This is Kevin's first animated feature, but it is not his first piece of animation. That honor goes to Clerks: The Animated Series, a 2000 series focusing on the antics of the Clerks crew. The world of animation meant that Kevin Smith could go wild with his stories and it seems the new film Jay and Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie is going the exact same route.
Below is the trailer for Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes latest adventure together, including an introduction by the pair that really sets the tone for what you can expect with this movie.
Using the same animator that creates Kevin's SModcast shorts, they have given the film a very specific and childlike look, though the content is anything but. Fans of Red State may be disappointed to find out that this lacks the maturity of Smith's later work and is basically another film for the hard-core fans of Jay and Silent Bob. Nods to other locations in the View Askew universe can be seen (RST Video and the Quick Stop appear in the movie) throughout the trailer, as well as a few stabs at blockbuster comic movies like X-Men, Batman and The Avengers.
The basic plot involves Jay and Silent Bob hitting it rich on a scratch card and deciding that the most logical step forward is to become superheroes. They run into problems when they encounter an arch nemesis in CockBlocker and his villainous crew. A few more videos have recently come on line giving us a look at how they hit it rich and how they get their super powers.
Like he did with Red State, Kevin and Jay took the film on tour with Q and A sessions following directly after the screenings. Now it seems the film is ready for mass public consumption, and is now available on numerous on-demand sites like Amazon Prime. Whether the film appeals to you or not will all depend on what enjoyment you get out of Kevin's work. If you like his way of delivering gritty drama and showing the tensions of relationships, then this will not be the film for you. However, if you love his way with dialogue and constant references to very rude things, then this film should bring a smile to your face.
No matter what you think of the View Askew universe it seems Kevin is not quite ready to throw in the directing towel just yet, and with his upcoming Krampus movie it will be worth keeping an eye out for his work in the near future.
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Boston kept the Canucks defensive in the second period by getting on the power play early. Vancouver forward Mason Raymond went to the box for a delay-of-game call at 1:58 and was joined by Henrik Sedin for a slash at 3:50. The Bruins had opportunities in front of Roberto Luongo but could not bury the puck that would give them a 3-0 advantage.
The Bruins would pay for it later in the period when Raymond was fed off the back wall by Ryan Kesler. Raymond handled the puck and took two steps left before putting it passed Tuukka Rask at 8:51.
Boston took two penalties in the period but were able to kill them both. The first was a trip against Michel Ryder at 5:36 and the second interference against Zdeno Chara at 10:12. The Bruins had a couple more opportunities on the power play when Canucks defenseman Shane O'Brien interfered with Bruins forward Mark Recchi (really, he checked him into the back of the net behind Luongo) but the Canucks were able to earn the kill.
Bruins still lead, 2-1 at the end of two.
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text: ACLU to Holder: Zimmerman case is over by Lisa De Pasquale 21 Jul 2013 Share This: In a letter from the ACLU to Attorney General Eric Holder: We are writing to clearly state the ACLU's position on whether or not the Department of Justice (DOJ) should consider bringing federal civil rights or hate crimes charges as a result of the state court acquittal in the George Zimmerman case. Even though the Supreme Court permits a federal prosecution following a state prosecution, the ACLU believes the Double Jeopardy Clause of the Constitution protects someone from being prosecuted in another court for charges arising from the same transaction. A jury found Zimmerman not guilty, and that should be the end of the criminal case. Read the rest here. There is some predictable ACLU language (such as reiterating the "racist cop" stereotype), but glad to see they're at least acknowledging the absurdity of charging Zimmerman with hate crimes or civil rights violations.


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Perhaps you've always dreamed of your son or daughter going to University. You may already be aware that tuition fees will be higher than ever from September 2012 onwards, so if you're serious about sending your children to University, it may be worth setting up a current account for them while they're still young to get them into the habit of saving money.
Going to University is certainly a landmark in a young person's life. For many it's their first experience of living away from home and an opportunity to forge their own way in the 'big bad world'. This is an important step along the way to adulthood.
While it's important that your children assert their independence, as parents you feel a responsibility to prepare them for what lies ahead.
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SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE leaps into a 10th season on FOX
Auditions begin Jan. 18 in Austin, TX; Detroit, Boston, Memphis and LA Auditions also confirmed.
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|Venue TBD
|Detroit, MI
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| Saint Andrew's Hall
431 E. Congress Street
Detroit, MI 48226
|Boston, MA
|Thursday, Feb. 21
| Boston Opera House
539 Washington Street
Boston MA 02111
|Memphis, TN
|Thursday, March 14
|Orpheum Theatre
203 S. Main Street
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|Los Angeles, CA
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842 S. Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90014
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Dancers must be either a U.S. citizen, legal permanent resident of the U.S. or possess a current legal Employment Authorization Card enabling him/her to seek employment freely in the U.S. (i.e., without restrictions as to employer) by the date specified in the eligibility rules. Dancers must be no younger than 18 or older than 30 years of age on the first day they register for auditions. Any dancer who is a minor in his/her state of residence must also have a parent or legal guardian sign all required documents. Dancers must provide legal, valid proof of age when they register for auditions. Check www.fox.com/dance for full eligibility rules. Venue information may change. For the latest information, auditioners should log on to www.fox.com/dance or Facebook.com/soyouthinkyoucandance.
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Policy Papers - October 15, 2005
Housing, Land, Property and Conflict Management
Housing, land and property (HLP) policies should, as far as possible, be addressed in conjunction to ensure that residential and land rights are dealt with more comprehensively by domestic and international actors.
Meeting Notes - October 14, 2005
Civil Society and Democratic Transitions in the DRC, Burundi, and Rwanda
On April 19, 2005, the International Peace Academy [now International Peace Institute] Africa Program convened the third of its annual capstone civil society dialogues in New York.
Policy Papers - April 15, 2005
Police Reform in Post Conflict Societies
The rising number of organizations carrying out police reform evidences the increasing importance attached to it. The United Nations (UN) is joined in police reform efforts by bilateral donors, a large and diverse number of international organizations, nongovernmental organizations and, increasingly, the private sector.
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The Role of Civil Society in Peacebuilding in the Great Lakes Region
The International Peace Academy [now International Peace Institute] organized a half-day Civil Society Dialogue for civil society activists from the Great Lakes region of Africa in New York on March 26, 2004.
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Peacekeeping efforts in CAR are unlikely to succeed if the months of rampant impunity and political deadlock aren't properly addressed.
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"It's too hot," she protested trying to pull her legs up. That didn't stop him as he tried to pry her legs open.
"Maybe you should take some clothes off then."
"Seriously, it's so hot."
Suddenly he drew two fist around her hips and yanked off her boy shorts.
"Is that better?" He took the underwear and used them to loosely tie her wrists to the bed post.
"It's still too hot," she moaned softly.
Straddling her hips, he began to blow cool air on her neck and ears. His hands then traveling up from her hips, to her sides and then her shoulders. When they got there all that could be heard was the tearing of fabric as he ripped her shirt off.
"Better?" he asked with a smirk.
"Much." she sighed. His fingertips then traveled down her neck, tracing over her stomach and reaching back to her breasts. His thumbs flicked over her nipples as they slowly rose to attention. Soon enough his tongue was on them as he alternated between licking and blowing. She moaned gently, struggling slightly against her restraints, her hips and legs squirming. His mouth traveling down her stomach, back down to her legs. He began to knead her thighs and calves, slowing torturing her as she grew wetter. Kissing turned to sucking as her skin began to grow purple with splotches. Her moans grew faster in pace as she squirming became more urgent. She began to twist in turn, trying to find some end to the relentless teasing. Finally his lips found her mound, licking and sucking as his hands hoisted her knees on his shoulders. As his tongue flicked over her clit, his fingers dove in greedily. The relief at finally being touched was quickly gone as she began to grind against his hand. Her wetness coated his hand and face as he dove deeper into her soft folds. Faster, harder, his tongue went, alternating between that and light sucking. Her back arched and her legs began to tense up. Suddenly she began to buck against his face. Just as her legs were about to lock around his neck, he swiftly popped up and rammed his throbbing manhood into her. She screamed in ecstasy as he began to pump fiercely into her, now feeding his own desire for her. Her wrists had grown tired from fighting her restraints but he didn't care, as her breasts began to jerk to and fro as his thrusts grew more powerful. However without warning, she ripped through her restraints, and he was now flat on his back. He must of had a surprised look on his face as she smirked.
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1.) Are you against posting your cleavage for our fans to see? If no, please send me a picture or two to the gmail account. It will be posted for the fans to see.
2.) Why do you think you'll be a good Administrator?
3.) What kind of ideas do you have for the page?
4.) What can you do to get the page more fans?
5.) Do you have anything to say to the fans that will help them vote for you?
This woman, would like to be called Momma's Juice The first 5 answers are from her.
1. no I'm not against my cleavage being posted.
2. Why I think i will be a good administrator I am a people person.
3. Ideas for the page are to get others that I know on here and to make sure i can get lots of great pics.
4. Since I am a people person and love to talk and meet new people all the time and I can get friends of friends for fans.
5. For the fans I promise if I get the spot to do my best and try to get them what they want and to be fair about it.
This girl wants to be called Lynz
1.) No, dear! It's already been done! See you soon. ;)
2.) Um… I'm always online via mobile, for one. I love a good laugh and a good debate. Plus, I love boobies… We have so much in common!!! I am a hilariously good time. I can be smart (LOL), but I'm also a fucking moron. I have some awesome stories…
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He was an older guy, and his confidence & humor turned me on like no other. The way he was so casual, so cool, so calm.. drove me wild. The fact that he didn't pay me much attention, drove me insane. I wanted.. needed.. craved his attention. Every time I saw him, I just licked my lips and wanted so badly to taste him.. and when I looked at the bulge in his pants.. my mind went nuts. I so badly wanted him to just bend me over and take complete advantage of my wet pulsing pussy, that so badly ached for him.
I couldn't think of how I could get him. I had come up with a few plans but none seemed coy enough to have him alone. So, I went with a classic. "I need help on an English paper" seemed pretty legit.. in my mind. I went about my plan anyways. Called him up, explained that I was in a pinch and needed help asap. He complied, told me to come over later. I did. But, I didn't go unprepared. I threw on some lacey lingerie under my ass-hugging jeans & low cut shirt. I grabbed my bag, and left.
I arrived at his house later than expected. It was pushing 11pm, but he still welcomed me in. We sat down on his couch and I showed him what I was working on. He glanced over it, and we talked for a bit. The whole time we talked, I just imagined those lips, which were spilling such sexy intelligence, pressed against mine. I inched closer. He looked up, smiled, and continued discussing my paper. I leaned in, making sure there was full view of my cleavage, and pretended to intently listen. He glanced up, gazed into my eyes.. then lowered his gaze to my cleavage line. He smirked.. it drove me nuts.. and went back to my paper. I couldn't take it. I knew he wanted me. I knew it. I couldn't… take.. it.. anymore.. so I snatched my paper from his hands, threw it over my shoulder, and pressed myself against him with a long, sexy kiss. He gripped my hair and kissed me back, so hard, yet so soft.
I straddled him, and continued kissing. I felt him grow hard under me, his bulge pressing against my pants.. and I let a moan escape. He pulled away, and laughed.
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I winked. "Nah, just getting started, old man."
He laughed and pulled me back in for some deep, sexy, tongue filled kisses. He pushed me onto the couch, and pulled himself on top of me. He was so strong, I couldn't even move from his grip. He pinned me there for a while, as one of his hands moved under my shirt. When he realized there was a little surprise for him, he growled into my ear, "I want to see what you have hiding. Let me see you." I writhed. He licked my ear, sucked, and moved to my neck, then suddenly whipped my shirt off, right over my head. He sat up, pulling me up to stand in front of him, and smiled.
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I purposed turned around slowly, giving him a view of my lacy lingerie that just reached the tip of my ass. I swayed my hips, and played with my hair.
"I dunno.. have you been naughty? We all know you don't get gifts if you were naughty.." I replied with a smirk.
"I get what I want." He said with a wink, as he abruptly stood up. "Now, sit down."
I did exactly what he said. I sat down on the couch. He kneeled in front of me, and before I could say or do anything, he spread my legs open, pulled me forward by my hips, and I immediately felt his tongue dip into my hot pussy. I threw my head back and let out a sigh. The rhythm of his tongue was mind blowing. He dipped, sucked, licked and nibbled. He had such a firm grip on my thighs, tightly wrapping them around his head. I felt his tongue go deeper into me, tasting all of the warm cum that was spilling out for him. I felt him add a finger, then two, and I gasped. He sucked on my little pink clit that ached for him, and he rubbed his fingers against my g spot with such swift, gentle yet forceful motions that I felt myself grow hotter.. and hotter.. and hotter… I felt my pussy tighten, and I threw my headback- digging my nails into his hair and moaning his name. I started to feel my legs shake.. my toes curled.. and it happened. My orgasm had me screaming. But he didn't stop. He kept licking.. sucking.. tugging.. biting.. eating my pussy so fucking amazingly that I questioned every partner I've ever had & if they actually ate my pussy.. because this felt NOTHING like those times. It was an out of this world, mind blowing orgasm.
After I let out a final "YESSS" moan & shuddered, he pulled back. I heard the *smack" of his mouth release from sucking my clit. He looked at me, and smiled.
"You taste so good." He moaned.
"I bet you taste better.." I said.
With a wink, I sat up and asked him to take a seat. He obeyed with a smirk. I kneel in between his legs and saw his bulge pressing through his jeans. I traced his bulge ever so slightly with my finger as I pulled him in for a deep, sexy kiss. As I rubbed his bulge a bit, I sucked on his tongue; swirling mine around his, slowly nibbling on his lower lip, then tugging ever so gently. He let a moan escape.
I smiled & unzipped his pants, pulling both them & his briefs down in one swift shot; revealing one of the biggest cocks I have ever seen. It was perfect. So big, but not too big, and the perfect thickness. I was so pleased. I wrapped a hand around the bottom of his shaft, and placed my mouth on the top. I took him in all at once, letting him reach the back of my throat. He gasped. I moaned a bit, letting the vibrations ride through his throbbing dick. I sucked his dick, rolling my tongue up and down, licking every inch. I pulled my mouth off with a pop and slowly started moving my hands up and down his dick; twisting them slightly while still slowly going up & down. He leaned his head back and moaned some more. I licked the tip of his dick, making small circes with my tongue, then sucked on the tip some more, before pushing him all the way back into my mouth.
I bobbed my head some more, taking him in and out, using my hands in between. Taking one of my hands, I untied my lingerie top, leaving my tits to be bare. I then moved his cock in between my tits, all the while still sucking. He stared at me, mouth wide. I kneeled there, sucking, kissing, licking, slurping.. rubbing my tits all over his cock.. letting my nipples graze the tip.. using my hands to rub him some more.. rubbing his balls.. mmm. All of it. All over his throbbing dick.
I felt his cock twitch. I knew he was close to cumming.
"No." I said. I didn't want him to cum. I wanted us to cum together.
I pulled away, got up, and sat on his lap. His dick was throbbing, and he was panting. "Why.. what.. ?" He panted.
"I want to fuck you." I said coyly. He smiled, grabbed a condom from the table, and slipped it on.
I put my hands on his knees, pushed myself up slightly so that my body was arched towards him, and I lowered my wet pussy down & slipped over his cock.
I threw my head back and sighed, as he moaned. I slowly started rocking my hips, back and forth, up and down, sliding over and onto his cock. He thrusted his hips, causing his dick to go deeper into me…
I threw my head back and moaned his name. After he thrusted his hips, I lifted my pussy off of his cock and teased the head. I slowly glided my pussy against his cock, my wet pussy leaving a glistening trail over the tip. He moaned.
"Fuck me, please." He begged.
"Nope." I winked. I circled my hips, in such a way that my clit rubbed against his cock. It felt so fucking good, and I was so fucking wet. Looking into his begging eyes, drove me nuts. Knowing how badly he wanted me, how badly he wants to feel my tight pussy around him again, drove me wild.
"Why are you teasing me? Come on, give me more." He moaned, in a hoarse voice. "Now that I've felt you, I don't want it to stop."
I took him in for a hard, deep kiss. He took this as a cue to thrust his dick back inside of me. I gasped, and clung to him. I started to rock my hips harder and faster, in a way that I could feel his length fill me up completely. He kept his hands on my hips as he guided them, slowly gliding my tight, throbbing, wet pussy over his hard cock. I steadied myself by putting my hands on his shoulders, as I continued to bounce up and down. His eyes fell to my tits, and suddenly he took my nipple into his mouth. He sucked, nibbled, swirled his tongue over my hard nipple. I moaned, feeling my whole body start to grow hot.
I pulled his head away from my breast. "I want you to fuck me from behind" I whispered. He didn't hesitate. In one swift motion he lifted me off of him and bent me over the arm of his couch.
"Now spread your legs nice and wide, baby. I want to see that pink pussy. I want to see all of you, and I want you to take my dick in as far as you can. I want to feel every inch of your little pussy, you hear me?" He spanked me.
I yelped, and writhed. "Yes. Yes.. Fuck. Yes."
"Good girl. Now spread open. Let me see you. All of you."
I obliged quickly, throwing my ass back and spreading my legs so wide, ass in the air, hands on the arm of the couch. I turned my heard to watch his gaze.
"Fuck. Yes, yes yes." He grabbed my ass, and slowly slid his length inside of me. He felt so good. He was the perfect length, the perfect thickness. I felt him glide against my gspot.
He started fucking me hard, pulling my hips towards him, his balls smacking against my pussy. He went faster, and harder, and deeper. I started getting loud.
"Yes… yess… fuck.. yess. FUCK. Fuck me… mmmmm. Mmmm" I moaned, and gasped, getting louder, and louder.
He smacked my ass in sync with every thrust. We were getting louder, and things were getting so intense. My body was on fire, and I felt myself starting to writhe- I knew I was going to cum.
Suddenly, we heard his front door knob open, and a gasp. We stopped, and looked towards the door. I prayed to God I was just hearing things. We didn't hear any cars pull up, we didn't hear anything. We were so locked up in the moment. I slowly turned my gaze towards the doorway.
His wife, with grocery bags in her hands, was standing there… in awe.
"What.. the fuck.. is happening here?" His wife gasped.
I jumped up, grabbing my shirt off the ground to cover myself. "Oh my gosh.. oh my gosh uhh.. I'm gonna go!" I murmered.
He pulled his pants up. "Uhm. Babe.. I didn't know you were going to be home so soon.."
"No fucking shit." She spat. She threw her purse down and stomped over to me with her hands raised. I flinched, expecting her to hit me. I closed my eyes, waiting for a blow to the head, chest, face, anywehere. Something. I kept thinking in my head "how stupid are you?! Why did you do this?!". But then, I felt her hand in my hair. I opened my eyes. She stood there, 2 inches from my face, smiling and twirling my hair.
He looked just as confused as I was, until a smile creeped across his face. "You mad, baby?"
She bit her lip. "Hell no. She's perfect."
I then realized what was about to happen, and I felt my pussy grow hotter and wetter. Just as I was hoping, his wife leaned in for a hot, sexy, wet kiss. I kissed her back so hard, as her hands tore my shirt off and she ran her fingers over my nipples. I sighed into her ear as she ran her tongue over my nipples; slowly at first, then she took my nipple into her mouth and sucked hard. At this point, my pussy was dripping.
He came over to us, and starting kissing my neck. I was in heaven. Her lips on my breasts, his on my neck. I couldn't contain myself. I slowly slide my fingers into her pants, unbuttoning them & pulling them to the ground.
"bedroom. Now." I commanded.
The three of us scampered off and once the door was shut, I was pushed onto the bed. My legs were spread immediately, and forcefully. Before I knew it, his cock was deep inside me once again, and his wife was kissing me and playing with my breasts. It was bliss. I moaned and cried out. He was so deep inside of me. The combomnation of his deep thrusts and her hot mouth on my nipples.. neck.. stomach.. lips.. I was shaking. I felt my pussy grow hotter and I knew I was going to cum. The way he was moaning and gasping, I knew he was going to cum to. I never thought it was possible to cum in unison with someone; but we did, at that moment. I yelled out his name, he yelled out mine. I felt him shudder, and he collapsed on top of me. His wife stood up and laughed.
"I'm not finished with you, girl." She grinned.
I was still laying there panting, shivering, from orgasming so hard. She pryed my legs open, exposing my raw pussy. "I can't.. do… anymore" I moaned. "Oh, yes you can." She smirked. And at that moment, I felt her cold wet tongue dip into my pussy, and I felt a finger slip inside of me. I moaned. Surprisingly, it felt so good, even after how hard I was just fucked. Her husband got up and sat in a chair, watching the sexy show being put on for him. She ate my pussy for a while. Dipping her tongue, sucking and nibbling on my clit, swirling her tongue around my clit, sliding her fingers up to stroke my gspot.. mmm. I arched my back and threw my head back, letting go and embracing yet another hard orgasm that was building up. I was getting loud- yelling her name. I felt myself cumming, and I rode it out- her mouth never left my pussy. I felt myself squirt a little, and she licked that up. When I collapsed, she got up, smiled, and said "I have places to be. I'll see ya later, babe." She leaned in, kissed her husband, and strutted out.
I layed there in awe. He stood up. "You'd better get going. I have work early in the morning." He left.
I couldn't believe what just happened. It was the sexiest night of my life. Before I left, I jotted down on a piece of paper, and left it on the night stand.


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— Not all city snow removal is created equal. A couple of local outposts apparently believe that if God put it there, God will take it away.
— No man knows more about women than I do, and I know nothing.
— There are three levels of pain. 1. Pain. 2. Pain so bad you ask for your mother. 3. Pain of stepping on a Lego or stubbing your toe on an Isabel Bloom statue in the middle of the night.
— Cities — are you listening, Davenport? — should stay out of the gambling business.
— It's not being lazy, it's being selective in one's participation.
— If they made it illegal to drive in the passing lane and not pass, 97 percent of the state of Iowa would be under arrest.
— Sixty-five should be the new 50 for those of us who like the boss we work for.
— Cordova has become the drama capital of the world. Apparently I'm the only one who has always had a good time in C-town.
— Six inches is NOT a lot of snow.
— The girl who got away is better than one who won't go away (shared with me by a local problem-solving, coffee-drinking group).
— The Flu Season Fist-Bump is a perfect winter replacement for the handshake.
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— You can build all the Titanics you want. Last time I looked, they still made icebergs.
— Standing next to a plowed snowdrift in a Galesburg parking lot will not make a weather-related TV report look any more dramatic. We know it snowed.
— You are more likely to die on the way to buying a lottery ticket than you are to win the lottery. You also have a great chance of being behind the dude who wants two dozen Powerball combinations when all you want to purchase is a soda.
— Just because I don't like the "Twilight" saga doesn't mean I don't get it. I get it; I just don't like it.
— We don't like or trust North Korea, so we send them Dennis Rodman? I hope the entire country thinks we all are just like him.
— Big-box shops have a place in our world, but there MUST be a place for the independent who knows his or her customers by name.
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Shawn Thornton advises teammates on how to deal with time change
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One advantage the Canucks could have over the Bruins is that they're more comfortable traveling through time zones. Given that the entire Eastern Conference is located in the Eastern time zone, the Bruins rarely have to deal with changing time zones. The Canucks, meanwhile, are one of just four teams located in the Pacific time zone, so they do it on a weekly basis. In fact, the Canucks have already played two opponents in the Central time zone (a two-hour difference) in these playoffs — Chicago and Nashville.
The biggest adjustment for the Bruins will be getting on their normal sleep schedules while losing three hours during the flight to Vancouver. Shawn Thornton, who played on the West Coast with the Ducks in 2006-07, said he gave his teammates some advice on how to deal with that change.
"You're going to be tired, but you try and force yourself to stay up the first night," Thornton said. "In my experience, it's stay up until midnight if you can, then go to bed, and hopefully you'll wake up around 7 in the morning. If you go to bed too early, you're going to stay on the same schedule. I've seen so many people come out to visit me when I was in Anaheim that would make that mistake. They'd be exhausted by 9:30, go to bed, and be up by 4 in the morning, twiddling their thumbs until everyone else was up. I think you have to try and stay up and that should get you back on schedule."
Thornton didn't dress for the last five games of the Eastern Conference finals, but his veteran leadership continues to be a valuable asset for the Bruins. He is one of just two Bruins (along with Mark Recchi) who has won a Stanley Cup, having done so with Anaheim in 2007.
"Embrace it. Enjoy it," Thornton said when asked what he told his teammates about being on this stage. "You got to take the positive out of everything that's going on. Just sit back and enjoy it, drink it in."
Claude Julien said it's important to have that sort of experience in the locker room.
"Those guys are always valuable in the dressing room," Julien said of Recchi and Thornton. "They've been through it. They've seen what's happened. They can tell a player, 'Listen, if you thought there was a lot of pressure, there's going to be even more in the finals, and the intensity just goes up another notch.' So they're just giving guys words of wisdom.
"And we also have a coach in Doug Jarvis who's won as a player, who's won as a coach. He's also been a valuable influence on a lot of young players who have talked to him about that stuff. So it's good to have those people around. They become really important elements of your team at this time of year and we're happy to have them."
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The Virgil is now available!
We know it's a little early yet to start thinking about a new winter wool coat, but the Virgil will be ready to ship just in time for the coldest months of the year [at least in the Northern Hemisphere].
This run of the Virgil is a Limited Edition!
The Virgil is made with a 100% vintage wool outer body, which means each jacket produced will have unique fabric and be one of a kind. Some of the material is remnant 1940s US Naval coat wool and comes in rolls that are thick, luxurious, and water-repellent. Other rolls are merino blend for exquisite warmth and durability. All wool is of comparable quality and has been hand-picked my the Volante team. The Virgil is lined with matte-backed satin for the pockets, sleeve linings and pocket welts.
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I truly believe that nice people finish last. I do everything possible to put a bright spot in people's day but where are my bright spots? I guess karma doesn't exist because I keep waiting for something amazing to happen, but hey, maybe I should just stop going out of my way to be a good person because apparently no one cares.
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True Blood Season 1 Reviews
by penlyopen | Jul 24, 2009 1:34PM EDT
Bill gets into action after he learns of Sookies painful past. Jason makes a connection with Amy in Fangtasia searching for V juice. A trio of mysterious red necks come for their old friend Bill seeking justice against vampires. from: tv.com
by ericd | Jul 24, 2009 1:33PM EDT
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by Melanie3 | Jul 24, 2009 1:31PM EDT
No way Bill couldn't have died!!! Why was Sam running in the fields naked? So many questions needed answered! Other than that I thought the episode was really good,it had action and suspense,and not so many unnesscessary sex scenes! more
by Skriller | Jul 24, 2009 1:24PM EDT
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by TMR0603 | Jul 24, 2009 1:23PM EDT
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by jdub1980 | Jul 24, 2009 1:23PM EDT
I love this show and think it is very enticing. Everything about it so far has been acurate and they have filmed it right here in the bossier area. The only thing that is non believable is their accents are over done, I live in bossier/shreveport and nobo more
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i find myself wishing the weekend would hurry up just so i could see Sookie and Bill..i first started watching because i was bored but after the first show i was completly hooked..i love how they take all those vampire stories about garlic and no image in more
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Join us each day as we count down towards the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft. The countdown runs from 50 to zero and the number of days remaining will inspire the post for that day. Think of this as your NFL draft paper chain that loses one link each day!
32 days remain until the Lions make their first round selection in the 2011 NFL draft. For the first time in a couple years the Lions will make the selection after a season in which they weren't ranked 32 out of 32 in defense.
The Lions improvement on defense is one of the biggest reasons fans should be optimistic about the organization's future, especially since the defense is far from a finished product. Glaring holes exist in the back seven yet the team fielded an actual NFL caliber defense for the first time in recent memory in 2010.
A nice defensive haul in the upcoming draft would really build some excitement. Could Prince Amukamara slide to the Lions at pick 13? Could Jimmy Smith slide for the Lions to grab him at a spot that would minimize his risk? Could the Lions find a draft day value pick with a player undervalued due to injury concerns like Bruce Carter? It would be nice.
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Tuesday could've been a day of mourning and sadness at 5959 Broadway. Surely, there were some sparks of those emotions at Andrean High School.
Hearing of the death of long-time teacher and athletic coach, Mark Horvath, brought out other things to the hearts and minds of the students and peers of the beloved mentor at the school.
They all were telling stories, life stories, and smiling while they remembered a person who was loved by many.
"Some kids in his class who had a substitute were in there rattling off so many stories about Mark," Andrean athletic director Bill Mueller said. "He was so positive, so upbeat. But what he did worked. The kids learned."
Horvath died of cancer Sunday. The former 59ers boys basketball coach was 60.
Mueller graduated from Andrean in 1981. Horvath was already at the school. In the 1990s, Horvath went to Calumet for a few years but returned to the school he loved.
Horvath coached Andrean boys hoops from 2003-04 through 2007-08. He coached NBA player Luke Harangody, won three sectional championships and went 62-54.
"He was a gentle giant," said outgoing boys basketball coach Carson Cunningham, who was a freshman coach under Horvath in 2007-08. Cunningham took over the varsity position in 2008-09 and recently took the job at Carroll College.
Cunningham said that Horvath showed him how to run a tryout, a practice and a lot of the other daily duties that aren't seen by the masses.
"Mark will be missed," Cunningham said. "He was a great teacher. I still remember my economics class with him my senior year. He made it fun."
Mueller said Horvath's "Jeopardy" game made the Sahara-like learning of dollars and sense enjoyable. Horvath's love of his students was seen all the time.
While he was sick and in the hospital, Mueller said he was concerned that he ordered the right food for an upcoming senior dinner. He loved life and was happy with every day he was given, Mueller said.
Horvath was a great practical joker and when he heard that Mueller loved country music, Horvath burned a master disc of the best twang music he could find.
Horvath also wrote a book entitled "Floor Burns," which is about the Kansas men's basketball program.
"Whenever Mark walked into a room you could tell he was glad to be there," Mueller said. "He was calm. He was always lifting people up around him. He will be missed at our school."


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Outside Linebacker
I'm sure that many of you are saying: "Outside Linebacker?! Really, right now?!" Well, I have a good mind to think that the Front Office and Keith Butler would be interested in acquiring at least a little depth this offseason at the position. While Outside Linebacker is not what you would call one of Pittsburgh's most "pressing needs," it certainly would not hurt to add someone else to the roster.
James Harrison, while awesome, is coming off of an orbital bone fracture. Add to that the fact he is 34 years old and is the poster-boy of Goodell's witch-hunt to eliminate physicality and big hits in the game, and I'm not sure how much longer Deebo will keep playing.
LaMarr Woodley is coming off of a hamstring injury, and was a ghost at times last season when he was on the field. It was comforting to see him almost back to form in the Arizona and New England games, but that injury made him basically a non-factor the rest of the season. Hopefully he will be able to come back at full strength in 2012 because the Steelers have limited depth at the OLB position.
The top backups on the roster are Jason Worilds and Chris Carter. Worilds did a nice job in spot duty last season, but still has not started a full campaign yet for Pittsburgh, and Carter missed time due to injury and saw relatively little playing time outside of the New England game. Adding some depth over the next couple of seasons will be crucial for Pittsburgh if they wish to keep up their steady pass rush in the event of injury.
And who knows, maybe the Steelers could target a pass rusher in Rounds 4-7 to add some depth this season. A couple of names which come to mind in those later Rounds which could be had are former Defensive Ends Cordarro Law (6'2″ 261 lbs.) of Southern Mississippi and Frank Alexander (6'4″ 270 lbs.) of Oklahoma, and Miles Burris (6'2″ 246 lbs.) of San Diego State who has some versatility from playing in a 3-3-5 scheme with the Aztecs.
Tight End
As of right now, the Steelers have a Pro Bowler in the form of Heath Miller, and a solid Fullback/TE in David Johnson on their roster. However, Heath is entering his 8th year in the League, and Johnson is going to be a Restricted Free Agent this offseason and does not possess what you would call "great" hands.
Sure, Weslye Saunders could develop into a solid backup and possibly even a starter with his athletic ability and his high ceiling. Yet Saunders has been suspended for the first 4 games of the 2012 season, and his window could be closing fast if he does not prove himself this offseason. Jamie McCoy might get his shot in camp, but he is still an unknown and has yet to log a single statistic for the Steelers. That being said, it would not be a bad thing if Pittsburgh acquired another pass catching TE to shoulder the load with Heath and possibly stretch the Defense out a bit for years to come.
Although this TE Class is considered to be one of the weakest in the last decade, Pittsburgh could still look in that direction come April. Colbert has mined some gems before at the position, so we shouldn't worry. And there could be a few sleepers at H-Back/TE like Evan Rodriguez (6'1″ 239 lbs.) from Temple or Rhett Ellison (6'5″ 251 lbs.) from Southern Cal for the Steelers to take if they are available in Rounds 5-7.
Running Back
I am personally not on the "Steelers need a RB" bandwagon that many jumped on after it was announced that Rashard Mendenhall was likely to miss significant time in the 2012 regular season. Nonetheless, to appease those which do believe that the Steelers need help at RB, I'll make a case for the acquisition of depth at that position.
Probably the biggest "knock" on the Steelers not having Mendenhall is a lack of experience at the position. Sure, the combination of Redman, Batch, Dwyer, and Clay may not have logged the most Carries over the courses of their careers. Yet, Running Back is a position that is arguably the easiest to transition to in the N.F.L. from college, and there are so many instances of inexperienced Running Backs taking advantage of their chances in the pros because they fit the style of Offense they play in the best. Take for instance Arian Foster, or any Running Back under Mike Shanahan, or the New Orleans Saints backfield.
Luckily for the Steelers, quality Running Backs can be had all over The Draft Board. As long as the Back fits the system which the pro team employs, protects the football, and can do exactly what is asked of him, he will find success in a RB-By-Committee system. That being said, there are a few mid-late Round prospects (Rounds 5-7) which Pittsburgh could target:
If Pittsburgh is looking for a bigger Back to help shoulder the load with Redman and compete with Clay and Dwyer, they need not look further than Southern Cal's Marc Tyler (5'11" 219 lbs.) or Mississippi State's Vick Ballard (5'10 219 lbs.). Both have good size and know how to pound the rock inside. In the event that the Steelers decide to get somebody to push Baron Batch for the 3rd Down Back spot, they could take a look at Ronnie Hillman (5'9″ 200 lbs.) from San Diego State. Hillman is a solid receiver out of the backfield and could also double as a Kick/Punt Returner if need be.


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Jon and Kate Gosselin had the end of their marriage play out in the tabloids and on their reality show, Jon and Kate Plus 8, but the single mom says tensions have finally calmed between the exes.
"It's just naturally gotten more peaceful, which is good," Kate, 36, told PEOPLE on Friday. "He's working now, which is great. He has somewhere else to put his attention, which is good."
Although Kate considers her parenting skills "very different" from Jon's, she believes whatever he's doing is working.
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Summer is a time to get things done in Kate Gosselin's household. "I'm home now, post Dancing with the Stars, here I go," she said during Sunday's double episodes of Kate Plus 8.
The first order of business: construction of a chicken coop and starting her own little egg farm. "I buy four, five, or more dozen eggs a week," she said. "That's it, we're getting chickens."
And so they did – with the help of Farmer Dave and Farmer Dan, who trucked in an easy-to-assemble coop for 16 chickens and one rooster.
The whole clan pitched in to help, a phenomenon Kate dubbed the "Farmer Dan Effect."
"The kids were willing to carry pieces of the coop and in no time all of those pieces were in the field," she said. "These are moments that make me very happy. The kids were suddenly very willing to participate ... It was a family event – we're putting together our chicken coop."
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It's only been three weeks since Olympic gold medalist Evan Lysacek placed second behind winner Nicole Scherzinger on Dancing with the Stars, but the skater says he's still dancing in his dreams.
"I dream that I have to go out and dance but I forgot to learn the routine," Lysacek told PEOPLE at his 24 Hour Fitness and Coke Workout Sweepstakes event in New York recently. "I've had that dream two or three times ... The music starts and I'm like, 'Oh no! We didn't have time to learn it.' Then I would wake up and realize it was a dream."
Despite the occasional nightmare, Lysacek, 25, looks back fondly on his DWTS experience, calling it "remarkable." He's cherishing the memories as much as the new friends he made on the show. "I've kept in really close touch with the entire cast," he says. "The I met were the best thing I took from being on the show. We all walked away with a new family."
And that includes Kate Gosselin, with whom he says he's in constant communication. "Kate is in New York right now. We've been texting each other back and forth and we're trying to get together," he says. "We are very close. She is the sweetest woman in the world. We were instantly friends and everyone really loved her on the show. We missed her so much when she left. She's hilarious and she's always joking around. I don't think she ever said a serious sentence."
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John Calvin on Nicolaus Copernicus and Heliocentrism
John Calvin really believed that the sun revolved around the earth, but we shouldn't dismiss the rest of his theology because of this error.
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From the archives: A common argument leveled against the theory of evolution is that scientists have not been able to produce transitional fossils that show the change of one species into another. In this podcast, we address a common misconception about what transitional fossils actually are.
Here are some of the best responses from around the web to David's Barash's controversial editorial about God and Evolution in the New York Times.
If discussions of science and religion sometimes get bogged down in Genesis, perhaps that is because they have not made the preparatory journey through the rich material of the Wisdom books.
Are black holes in trouble? Could life have come from space? What do we know about the religious lives of Indian scientists? Find the answers to these questions and more.
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
God invites us to understand his power and nature through studying what has been made.
But what I heard on Sundays did not seem to fit with what I experienced of the world the rest of the week. Growing up in New Mexico in the cottonwood bosque of the Rio Grande valley provided everything for a kid to become a biologist. I roamed along the river, cooked over cottonwood fires, ate wild asparagus, watched clouds form thunderheads over the distant peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Musician Michael Gungor talks about the recent controversy over the evolution of his views on evolution, science, and biblical authority.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
News about the Ebola outbreak and initiatives in genomic medicine lead our news roundup this week, with a collection of research and learning opportunities in biology and at the science/faith border to follow.
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
For Augustine, the literal sense of scripture is not a scientific narrative of physical reality, but a liturgical and poetic narrative of God's awesome power at the dawn of history. This is a vital thread in the story of how to read Genesis.
This week in origins news, a great collection of articles by key players in the conversation about theology and science, a surprising science fair discovery, and the Apollo 11 anniversary!
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
We don't have all the answers and never will. And when God says that he is revealed in his creation, I think that means we need to take care of what we have and understand where we came from. The more I understand how things work, the bigger God gets. When he was just a magician pulling things out of a hat, that doesn't even compare to how I see him now!