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Events and Calendar
- FaithFit
- "Wave of Prayer"
- Pray for the people of the Philippines
- Thank you!!!
- Art Prayer
- The March For Life
- "The Joy of the Gospel" Marianist Discernment Retreat
- Couples Retreat
- Join the Forum for Young Catechetical Leaders
- Catholic Spirituality and Prayer: It's all about practice
- Center for Social Concern Events
- Living With Loss
- Campus Ministry Calendar
Thursday, December 5 (7pm) RecPlex Studio B
Connect your physical health and spiritual health with this Fitness Class. It's a 30 minute workout and a 20 minute faith reflection session. Join us on Dec. 5. Questions? Contact Jen Morin-Williamson.
December 8
Immaculate Conception Chapel 10am, 12pm , 6pm and 8pmMcGinnis Center 9pm
December 15, December 22
Immaculate Conception Chapel 10am ONLY
December 8
Marianist Martyrs Chapel 6pm
Tuesday, December 3, 8pm in the Chapel
Advent Reconciliation Service
A brief prayer service will begin a period of quiet reflection on the Advent season and our struggle to remain a people of hope in a sinful world. Several Marianist priests will be available for individual confession.
Friday, December 6, 9:30pm at Holy Angels Church
Mass for the Blessed Virgin Mary. Come and celebrate 50 years of Christmas on Campus.
Monday, December 9, 12:05pm Mass in the Chapel
The solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of Mary will be celebrated. This is not a holy day of obligation.
Friday, December 13, 5pm in the Chapel Baccalaureate Mass
Celebrate with our new graduates and their families
"Wave of Prayer"
We are asked to join Pope Francis, Catholic Charities, USA, Catholic Relief Services and Catholics around the globe in an international "wave of prayer" beginning at noon in each time zone on December 10. We will join this wave of prayer at all Masses this weekend and at the 12:05p Mass on December 10.
TopPray for the people of the Philippines
Prayer for the Philippines
God, who quiets great winds and stills rough seas
We ask your protection for the people of the Philippines.
Comfort them in their fear.
Stay close to them in their danger.
And we ask the intercession of Your Blessed Mother
That together with her and with all your holy saints
We may stand in solidarity with our Filipino brothers and sisters
through their darkest hour
through their longest night.
Give us the courage to remain steadfast
To reach out to them in their need
To comfort them in their sorrow
To hold them as closely as You hold them
To see them through to morning.
TopThank you!!!
Because of the generosity of many within the UD community, including individuals as well as departments, we were able to once again provide Thanksgiving dinner, for over 600 families in the Dayton area. For one day out of their struggling lives, families are able to celebrate an American tradition with dignity. This incredible community of love and support has brought Christ into the world for many people. Our Dayton community is still in great need, and as we enter into the holy season of Advent and Christmas, we are reminded of the child born in Bethlehem calling each of us to continue to bring His message of hope & love to our world.
TopArt Prayer
Every Sunday 7:30-8:30pm, Art Street Studio E
Need a break from homework? Feeling stressed out or having a hard time focusing in your prayer? Art Prayer is a very relaxed way of entering into prayer and absolutely no artistic talent is required. Come join us Sunday evenings. Questions? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
TopUDSAP 2014
All students interested in this summer service program can pick up an application packet at the Center for Social Concern in Liberty Hall RM 107. UDSAP applications will be due on Tuesday, January 21 at noon. Information and applications are on-line >>>
TopThe March For Life
January 21-23, 2014
Celebrate Life! Join UD Flyers for Life on the bus trip to the March for Life in Washington DEC. Cost is only $50. We encourage you to sign- up before Christmas Break.
Top"The Joy of the Gospel" Marianist Discernment Retreat
January 31 - February 2
Enjoy a weekend retreat for men and women discerning their vocation and open to life as a Marianist Sister, Brother or Priest. Inspired by Pope Francis's Evangelii Gaudium, we will explore the joy of the Gospel and Marianist religious life. Register online > > >. For more information contact Sr. Nicole Trahan, FMI at firstname.lastname@example.com
TopCouples Retreat
February 14-16, 2014- Governor's Island
Take time to celebrate, learn, and share in your relationship. The retreat provides a chance to spend quality time together and for both of you to grow spiritually. There is also plenty of time for fun and relaxation. Couples in all stages of their relationship are encouraged to attend. Only one member of the couple must be a UD student. Cost $80 per couple ($40 per person). Scholarships are available. For more information and to register > > >
TopJoin the Forum for Young Catechetical Leaders
Saturdays: Jan. 25, Feb. 22, March 22, April 12
9:30am- 4:30pm Marianist Hall
This is a one-credit course designed for students who are interested in: learning the foundations and skills required to teach religion; discovering new ways to deepen his or her personal faith experience; becoming aware of Church Catechetical guidelines. Questions? Contact: Dorothy Mensah-Aggrey firstname.lastname@example.com; Susan Ferguson firstname.lastname@example.com; Sister Angela Ann Zukowski email@example.com
TopCatholic Spirituality and Prayer: It's all about practice
Delve deeper in your faith this Spring semester in a one-credit mini- course (UDI 201 M1) that will explore different Catholic prayers by learning and experiencing different prayer styles. Interested but don't know your spring schedule yet? Not a problem, we'll be determining when this class will take place based on students' availability! Class size is limited so register quickly! Questions? Contact Katie Mathews at email@example.com
Center for Social Concern Events
Check out ways to get involved in service and social justice awareness activities happening soon through Campus Ministry's Center for Social Concern. More > > >
TopLiving With Loss
LWL is a confidential support group for undergraduate and graduate students who have experienced the death of someone close to them. The death may be recent or one that occurred several years ago. The group meets for one hour, once a week, time determined by the schedules of those desiring to participate.
Questions? Contact Kathleen Rossman at 937-229-4587 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
TopCampus Ministry Calendar
Here's the complete schedule of what's coming up. You can also view it as a monthly or weekly calendar. Click on the bottom right corner "+Google Calendar" button if you want to add all the events to your own Google calendar.


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TVGuide.co.uk is streaming cult French film 'Ma 6-T va Crack-er' exclusively online for your viewing pleasure (with subtitles). You can watch the whole film on our website, courtesy of Sky's new French movie channel, Cinémoi. Also, if you're a movie fan, check out the web page to find out how you can subscribe to the channel at special TVGuide.co.uk rates.
Ma 6-T va Crack-er is Jean François Richet's 1997 movie that focuses on youth unrest in the Parisian housing projects of Meaux. It is similar in feel to the cult film La Haine, starring Vincent Cassel. Richet's latest film Mesrine is out in cinemas now and also stars Cassel, so this exclusive is a timely tribute to a great French director…watch it now for free!

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How to Find the Right Jeans for Your Shape
In search of the perfect pair of jeans? Here are tips on finding jeans that flatter your figure.
By Dr. Jessica Wu
The only thing worse than buying a bathing suit is buying jeans. While I'd love a new pair to take me through the fall, I'm dreading the dressing room: I enter with a huge pile, excited to try them on, only to be disappointed when they're either too baggy, too tight, too low, or just plain wrong. It seems so hard for us ordinary folk — why is it that the celebs always seem to have the perfect, flattering pair? The secret is to find the right jeans for your body type, regardless of what's trendy. Here's how to choose the right ones for your body:
- If you're curvy, look for a mid-rise boot-cut jean with some stretch in a dark rinse. They'll hug your waist, balance out your curves, and accentuate your feminine figure in all the right places.
- For a longer, leggy look, try a polished low-rise pair. Wear them long, and pair them with high-heeled peep-toe ankle boots for day, stilettos for night.
- If you have a petite frame, try a skinny jean that's fitted through the thigh and leg. Avoid loud stitching and flaps on the pockets, which can overwhelm your figure.
- Don't be afraid to try a new shape. A good friend who's barely 40 and has a cute figure told me that she thinks she's too old to wear skinny jeans — I told her she's definitely not! The secret is to ease into a new shape; instead of choosing a pair of thin jeggings, which will reveal every bulge, try a pair of skinnies in a mid-weight denim with stretch so they'll support you where you need it. Similarly, a boot-cut pair will be less overwhelming than exaggerated bell-bottoms.
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"It is within you to destroy yourselves" – Arnie on muzzies in general.
"I'll be baaaaack!"
"Listen, and understand! That Terminator is out there! It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." – Kyle Reese on the Islamic imperialist mindset.
you can probably break this one down by terror group affiliation. Clearly most of these are men of fighting age:
http://palestinefrommyeyes.wordpress.com/2012/11/17/gazaunderattack-names-and-ages-of-killed-people-who-fell-victim-during-the-past-ongoing-israeli-attacks-on-gaza/ -
Over here the callup is so successful that the guys are arguing amongst themselves over who gets to stay.
More likely you'll hear the Arab press saying the IDF is using atomic powered robots to eat Gazan babies. The Guardian and BBC will report it as fact, the NYT's Tom Friedman will call it the dark side of globalism and MSNBC will attempt to lecture Michael Oren about it. Liberals, leftists, anarchists, hippies and Huffington Post readers will scream and pout that it's proof that the holocaust was therefore impossible and did not occur at all. Glenn Greenwald and Juan Cole will 'suggest' that Jewish robots secretly control the US.


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Me and a friend stayed at The Grey Street hotel, Newcastle from Thursday 28th November - Sunday 1st December 2013 and I would definitely recommend staying here to others. The staff are lovely, location is perfect as it's close to bars, restaurants and the quayside. Newcastle Train station is a mere 5 minute walk and you can easily reach the... More
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Originally posted 11/10/2013 02:10PM
Mad Men star Jared Harris married his longtime girlfriend Allegra Riggio in Miami on Saturday.
The bride, an actress and TV host, Tweeted a pic with her new husband along with the caption "Just married <3 #TeamHarris #Jally #MarriageEnsued."
Clutching a bouquet of calla lilies, the 38-year-old wore a strapless lace gown and angel wings, which prompted a pal to comment that they were a "match made in heaven."
Originally posted 10/12/2013 09:45PM
His Mad Men alter ego is playing the field but in real life, Ben Feldman is a married man.
The actor, 33, wed Michelle Mulitz, 29, on Saturday at the Smokey Glen Farm in Gaithersburg, Md., his rep confirms to PEOPLE.
"Michelle and I were so excited to share this beautiful day with our best friends and family in D.C.," Feldman tells PEOPLE. "No amount of thunderstorms, police chases, government shutdowns or self immolations could keep us from having the best party of our lives."
Originally posted 06/20/2013 09:40AM
In a nutshell: James Gandolfini gave one of the greatest performances in one of the greatest roles in one of the greatest series at the dawn of what is now regarded as television's new golden age.
In fact, you could probably remove those qualifying "one of"s and still find heads nodding in agreement among critics, viewers and whatever poor thugs are left hanging around the Bada Bing club, nursing their beers and watching the dancers.
Gandolfini, who died at age 51 in Rome on Wednesday, was known throughout the world for his six seasons on The Sopranos (1999-2007), the classic HBO drama about a mob boss living in suburban New Jersey with his wife, two kids and some occasional, possibly symbolic ducks in the backyard.
Mobster and "waste management" executive Tony Soprano, as brilliantly conceived by series creator David Chase, was perhaps meant to put the kibosh on the romanticized Corleones of The Godfather, ruthless killers who nonetheless had the smooth beauty of movie stars, eyes full of regret and an air of tragic inevitability.
Originally posted 06/19/2013 01:30PM
Linda Cardellini says she's living out a sweet and an old-fashioned story: She's marrying her childhood sweetheart.
Speaking to PEOPLE at a Clinique event in New York Tuesday, the Mad Men star, 37, said she first met fiancé Steven Rodriguez when she was just 10 years old and in grade school.
"He was 11. He was the new kid at my school," she said. "He could do amazing bike tricks and I was impressed. Not afraid to say it."
Originally posted 06/10/2013 11:20AM
That's one blinged-out baby.
After announcing her engagement Friday morning, Linda Cardellini gave fans a peek at her ring – but let her 15-month-old baby girl do the honors.
"My daughter Lilah-Rose wants everyone to know that her mommy and daddy are getting married..." Cardellini Tweeted that evening, sharing a photo of her little one wearing the diamond.
Originally posted 06/07/2013 08:40PM
Apparently engagements are contagious amongst the Mad Men cast.
Just three days after news broke that the show's former actor Jared Harris proposed to Allegra Riggio, one of the show's current stars, Linda Cardellini, has also announced she's a spouse-to-be!
"I was surprised that it was happening at that moment," Cardellini, 37, said on Friday's episode of The View, of fiancé Steven Rodriguez's proposal.
"We were actually with some of the people I love most: my sister, and my cousins and one of my best friends Maura [Tierney] … and we were sitting, and he started getting choked up and then got on his knee. It was very beautiful."
Originally posted 06/04/2013 07:00PM
Jared Harris should be feeling anything but Mad right now.
The former Mad Men star, 51, is engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Allegra Riggio, 38.
Riggio couldn't hold back her excitement on social media, posting a Vine of her heart-shaped Erica Courtney sparkler and Tweeting up a storm about the engagement, which was first confirmed by an E! News source.
"SOOOOOOOO HAAAAAAAPPYYYYYYYY AAAAAAAA!" the brunette beauty wrote to one of her followers.
Originally posted 05/02/2013 11:30AM
"I had a really scary pregnancy – my daughter and I are lucky to be alive," the Mad Men star tels PEOPLE
Originally posted 04/18/2013 05:00PM
As journalists we are, of necessity, all about what's happening RIGHT NOW. So it's nice to take a step back and lose ourselves in stories that have stood the test of time. Tell us what you think of our vintage choices – and let us know what you're reading.
Originally posted 04/05/2013 06:45PM
Pop quiz, Mad Men fans: What does popular L.A. restaurant Border Grill have to do with the hit series?
Turns out there are a few connections. The series films across the street from Border Grill's downtown Los Angeles location. Actor Ben Feldman, who plays opinionated copywriter Michael Ginsberg on the show, is chef Susan Feniger's nephew. And the show's breakout star Jon Hamm used to work for years for Feniger and her business partner, chef Mary Sue Milliken, as a waiter.
That, of course, makes Feniger and Milliken the perfect chefs to recommend some culinary treats to serve at your Mad Men viewing party Sunday night.
Feniger suggests a ceviche dish inspired by her nephew's favorite on the Border Grill menu.
"Ben is a total foodie and because I'm the good Jewish aunt, I always feed him way too much," she tells PEOPLE. "Although the ceviche has tons of strong flavors, it's light and really satisfying."
Adds the chef, "It's also the perfect dish to have with a martini, and what is more Mad Men than a martini?"
Milliken recommends treating your guests to a yummy torta de tres leches.
"When Jon worked at the Border Grill in the late '90s long before he became Don Draper, he ate platefuls of our torta de tres leches," Milliken says. "It also had a '60s N.Y.C. look and feel to it and is always a crowd pleaser."
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- 05-20-2010, 10:16 AM Thread Author #1
So Much Choice! A little help would be appreciated.
I'm new to Android. In fact I'm so new to Android I don't even have a device yet! Which is where my issue arises. I'm currently using the BlackBerry Bold 9700 but wanted something different so have been looking around. I'm not due for a contract upgrade until December but wanted to put in as much research as possible.
So I've decided that if I leave BB then it will be for an Android device. However I struggle to make sense of all the devices available. I live in the UK and will be on the Vodafone network and at current they have the Nexus 1 & HTC Desire. I have looked through these devices and there doesn't seem to be glaringly obvious and major differences between them (Nexus has a noise cancellation 2nd mike and track ball - Desire has no 2nd mike, Sense UI and a track pad). Other than those they seem to be pretty much identical devices so I was curious if there was anything that made one device perceived to be better than the other. Also is there an Android device available in the UK or will be available this year that seems to be raising the bar for Android devices? I know the likelihood of the UK getting the Evo4 anytime soon is slim to none which does seem to be the 'class' device available.
To assist my search and Android journey I've signed up to Android Central and I'm working my way through the podcasts - however given my complete newbie status I really could do with a header in the right direction for relevant information and comparisons. This is by no means a 'what Android should I get' post as there is no way for you guys to know what I want! I'm aware I'll struggle with 'feel' 'balance' 'UI attraction' and such things until I can 'play' with a few phones but I could do with an idiots guide to features etc in one easy place.
Thanks in advance for any help or hints anyone is able to give. I am trying to look through as many videos that are available to get a sense of what the UI for the devices are like but there doesn't seem to be as much as I had hoped - that or I am looking in the wrong place(s). I will hopefully end up chatting to a few of you in my forum and Android Central journey - also if anyone knows of any other useful android sites - providing A/C don't mind such things being posted - then the links would be very much appreciated too.
Thanks again.
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- 05-20-2010, 10:26 AM Thread Author #2
How rude of me! I meant to say hi to you all as well being quite possibly the newest member of the community. Feel free to chat away and message me (if such things are possible on this site, yes I really am that new on here) if the urge takes and again thanks for any future help and being patient with me


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>> THE MODELIZER —Kate Moss is solid gold — literally. Marc Quinn, the sculptor who brought us Kate Moss-in-awkward-yoga-pose two years ago, has cast the statue again, this time in 110 pounds of solid gold. Here's a new accomplishment for Kate: The statue is being hyped as the largest gold statue built since the times of ancient Egypt. [E! Online, The Independent]
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>> Need more proof that Anna Selezneva is Carine Roitfeld's new favorite? Check out "Hor la Loi" ("Outlaw"), the September 2008 Vogue Paris editorial in which Carine styled Anna as herself, complete with sky-high heels, leopard print, and of course, lots of the requisite black.
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Interview With Shannon & Bryn From The Fall's Top Five
We think it's interesting to paint the fashion picture from all perspectives. You know, when we meet someone interesting in the fashion industry, we interview them. As far as we're concerned that person has just as important a perspective as the designer or brand themselves. That said, when we began work on our Fall's Top Five: Past & Present photo shoot we knew right away that we would want to interview our photographer Shannon Sinclair for the site. A young mother, an accomplished photographer, a leggy gal whom, at first glance, you might confuse for the model, we thought her insight would be interesting to share in a post. As things progressed, her husband, Bryn Bowen, who happens to work in our office, got involved. His company, We Are Rocket Science, builds world class sets and installation pieces for fashion editorial. Before we knew it, both Shannon and Bryn were committed to the shoot, and we had quite a little production on our hands. Below, a few questions answered from the talented pair, and, below that, some out-takes captured by Shannon.
What are the advantages to working in the same industry?
B. Knowing where each of us are coming from when dealing with outside work. We don't get the opportunity to work together very often, so knowing the highs and lows of the industry helps with understanding each other.
S. The industry has a tendency to be very word-of-mouth. At times, we have been able to be each other's PR manager.
What are the disadvantages?
B. The inconsistent income.
S. The Hours! Some days he isn't home until late! We have a 2 year old so I find myself wondering where my break is.
Do you often bring in each other on board to the projects you are working on?
B. We always look at each other's work and critique it. Everyone needs that extra opinion sometimes even if they don't want it. She sees things I don't and vice versa.
S. I value Bryn's opinion. I always ask him what he thinks of my concepts for shoots. We agree to disagree!
Shannon, how has Bryn made you a better photographer?
S. He has a wonderful creative eye. He always brings ideas to the table when I am shooting with him. He also keeps me grounded and calm.
Bryn, how has Shannon made you a better designer?
B. I wouldn't know to think about a crop, movement, or when to stop working if it wasn't for her.
What inspired the set for the trend shoot?
B. There were so many shots and so many different looks. The simplest idea was to take inconspicuous walls and add texture, depth, and color. Do it in a way that wouldn't take away from the clothes but, instead, compliment.
What inspired the lighting and photographic techniques?
S. I wanted to go back to the way of shooting that I like which is more on the conceptual side. The last several shoots I have done I have kept the lighting
pretty straight forward. I wanted to be more creative with the mood of the shoot. We were going to be shooting clothing that had a lot of texture and color
and I wanted to enhance that. I decided to use several different lights to create a sort of blurred effect, with the feeling of movement and fluidity. I think the lighting brought a lot of life & color to the shoot.
What don't people realize about the fields that you work in?
B. That I can still make a living at making art.
S. It's hard work being a photographer! It isn't as easy as you would think it would be. The photographer wears many hats. We don't just stand there and push a button. We are orchestrating an entire job. Oh, and we control the ipod.
What don't people realize about the fashion industry at large?
B. Its a huge stone that we each have to chip away at to get ahead. I think what ever people think about it is true. It can be fast, creative, and fulfilling at all the right times. One can always find either a city or a designer that inspires them to either create or think outside the box.
S. That there are hundreds of people doing different jobs to make the fashion industry go round. There is much more going on than just pretty models, cool magazines, and a fancy party.
Manju Jasty Fine Jewelry Collection
We often feel like the second career of every stifled creative woman working an analytic job is jewelry designer. The volume of press releases announcing new jewelry designers breaking free from their corporate life simply astounds. Everyone it believes they can help us accessorize. And yet so little quality seems to emerge from the morass of hopefuls that we had despaired of ever unearthing something of value. It seemed best to stay with established names when laying out for life's most precious purchases.
But just as we reached the pits of disinterest a beacon of hope emerged. Manju Jasty's namesake Manju Jasty Fine Jewelry is a new line worth discovering.
Inspired by classic Indian design, crafted from the finest quality materials, and honed by fresh aesthetics, Manju Jasty is a cultural treasure trove of ancient influences for modern women. With a focus on updating traditional Indian jewelry, the line features "negative" space as a way to lighten and renew for sophisticated yet easy to wear designs.
This was certainly the opinion of Barney's Fashion Director Julie Gilhart who by a chance encounter met Jasty. The designer charmingly did not know the director and was unaware of the buyer's incredible influence when Gilhart encouraged her work. In fashion fairytale form, Gilhart picked up the line for Barney's.
Jasty, an MBA and investment banker, had just left her job at Barclays Capital and from talking with her it sounds as if she was not entirely convinced jewelry was the route to go. And while its tempting to say it was meant to be with a first name derived from the Sanskrit word meaning "jewel box," trust us when we say it could have gone poorly. The fact that Jasty had talent and inspiration to transcend the cliché made us take notice. But then perhaps we were simply jaded, for if anyone knows the true value of an updated cultural classic its a banker. We like to think its akin to rebranding a jewelry tradition. Nothing says success like taking an underperforming asset like one's heritage and making it live again.
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Landed Gentry
Fashion loves its privileges, from the support of its eccentrics to its disdain of frugality, fashion flaunts. A kind of delightful disregard for hiding foibles and desires permeates our culture. Each season we find new ways to explore this effort. And while we would never suggest that fashion suffers from a shortage of excess, this Fall we believe we have found a patch of ground in which we are missing out on a classic aristocratic joy.
What pray tell have we discovered that is a must have excess for Fall? Now, call us a little crazy but but one of our favorite fall traditions is the return of hunting season. And no we don't mean big game, though we do have a few elk hunters in our circle of friends (yes, really, and no not hipster weekenders), in fact we are referring to fox hunting. The landed gentry once enjoyd indulging in what Oscar Wilde once called "the unspeakable in full pursuit of the uneatable."
Now fashionistas, long proud of our sophisticated city lives have lost out on one of the marks of the upper classes. Yes lads and lassies, we think fashion is missing out profoundly when it comes to one of the privileges of country life. As urban fashionistas, perhaps we are victims of some long forgotten Enclosure Act, dooming us to pavement as our sole grounds. For really, what are the stylish hordes but the landless working class? Even in our consumptive frenzy, shock, have we become something at which Karl Marx would shudder?
Thus this Fall we are taking back the country with a little fox hunting flare. In our Top Five Trends For Fall photo editorial we featured a John Paul Gaultier Houndstooth Boot from eLuxury. This reinterpreation of a classic equestrian boot by a French designer has just the sort of theatrical ostentation that represents some of the best of fashion. It says, pish posh, I shall mix my privileges, associations, histories and cultures as I see fit. Its just the sort of attitude the landed gentry should have in this crazy relative world of ours.
Fashion in 50 Seconds 8/28
Man is a political animal according to Aristotle and we are pleased to discover that for many fashionistas that doesn't simply evoke zebra stripes. Charles Nolan, fresh from his Americana Cruise 2009 collection has been supporting his life partner Andrew Tobias, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, at the Democratic Convention WWD has a delightful interview with the political animals. Concerns about the economy, rights, and free thinking were thankfully a higher priority thank who wore what pant suit to the couple.
Jil Sander is expanding into inner and beach wear. In license with Italian manufacturer Albisetti SpA the first innerwear collection will launch in September 2009 with beachwear in 2010. We personally can't wait for the minimalist bandeau suit possibilities.
Giorgio Armani is designing a nearly two billion dollar gated community in Egypt.
So Kate Moss is worth more than her weight in gold.
Los Angeles County Prosecutors have dropped half the charges against designer Anand Jon. Accused of a slew of sex crimes, the remaining charges could still put him away for 122 years to life.
Origins wants Coloradans to feel like its a local favorite, just like all the other actual local favorites. But these days you have to be big to afford to be good.
Coutorture Community's Morning Must Reads 8/29
Don't let the recession get you down. Fortunately, our Network Partners have discovered ways of lifting your economic spirits in today's Must Read posts from: Sex can sell products, but it can also convey a message. Season 5 discovers a stunt Lush Cosmetics pulled to promote their lack of excess packaging by using naked employees. Can a lack of clothing be just as fashionable as being fully dressed? The Daily Obsession discovers designer Vicente Villarin. Some designers know how to create the perfect dress for a woman, and they believe that he knows how to craft the most flattering dress. The sad state of the economy has many women cutting back. Beauty Is Within has found beauty products to help you recession proof your medicine chest. Just because the economy isn't looking so pretty doesn't mean you shouldn't. We are always on the lookout for the latest beauty tool to help with flawless application. Temptalia discovers a oddly shaped sponge by Sonia Kashuk that helps to do just that. Smelly Blog delves into the intricacies of Estee Lauder's Private Collection Tuberose Gardenia fragrance. Her keen sense of smell and knowledge on al things fragrance make this post a delight to read.
Coco Avant Chanel Filming, Karl Lagerfeld There to Help
>> There are plenty of Coco Chanel biopics in the works, and Karl Lagerfeld is now involved in at least two of them.
It was announced last month that he is working with the costumer for Chanel et Stravinsky, and yesterday came the announcement that Coco Avant Chanel, which stars Audrey Tautou as the designer, will feature Chanel dresses (I assume archival) and Karl will be supervising the re-creation of costumes and accessories for the production.
It seems like Coco Avant Chanel has been in pre-production for forever — Audrey's attachment was announced last May — but the 12-week production is finally starting Sept. 15 in Paris. The movie is slated to be released in 2009, and since Warner Bros. is behind the project, expect a full-out, hopefully gratifying, film.
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(L-R) An Lee Chang, Ryan Redmond, So Jin Chang, Brett Perry and Tae Hee Kim rehearse Ravens
This has been a crazy, creative couple of weeks. We welcomed An Lee Chang, Tae Hee Kim and So Jin Lee from Korea National Contemporary Dance Company on Oct. 20 ("Gangnam Style") and we've been on the move since.
We performed two shows on Nov. 10 for our Boise audiences, previewing Trey's newest work, The Unkindness of Ravens, which features TMP dancers Brett Perry and Ryan Redmond and the three KNCDC dancers. The company is now in New York City at the Brooklyn Academy of Music for the week—opening night and the world premiere of Ravens is tonight.
Below, you'll find links to some of the great press about the KNCDC residency in Boise, DanceMotion USAsm, The Unkindness of Ravens ... and what some people thought of our "Gangnam Style" welcome (hint: they loved it).
Idaho Statesman: Korea Comes to Boise to Dance
New York Times: Pacific Crossings and Other Choreography (TMP collaborates with Korean dancers)
New Yorker: TMP and KNCDC at BAM
KTVB.com: TMP Building Friendship Through Dance
Boise Weekly: Trey McIntyre Project Nov 10
Dance Spirit Magazine: This Might Be the Last Appropriate Use of the Gangnam Style Dance
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In court guilty until proven innocent. I want proof. Stop popping up with your audacious comebacks btw
In court guilty until proven innocent. I want proof. Stop popping up with your audacious comebacks btw
I turned it on purpose Daihlo, to suit my argument. I am talking about all religions who belive in this divine creator. Are there any scientists on here btw?
Whats so funny about that? Have you actualy researched the subject of evidence yourself (not just using google and wikipedia!) or are you just laughing it off cos you havent realy looked into the matter and its easier to laugh at others?
I could go into pages and pages of what has been called evidence by the scientific community but Im sure you will know it all already dont you?
I'm agnostic.
Strikes me that the question of whether there is a supreme being which runs everything is a question humans simply can't get to the bottom of. Questions like this, the origins of the universe etc are waaay beyond our possible understanding. We can't come to any definite conclusions.
It's like ants discussing quantum mechanics. Not cussing ants or anything, but there's no way they could ever come up with the right answers. However, when it comes to building a nest, they are pretty solid.
'maybe on reflection that was a genuine grievance and not a gimmick. '
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Retardguru do not be so absurd. how can theory and evidence be the same thing. look it up in your collins school dictionary. next time someone is teaching why dont you get taught. You will not read this though will you as i am on your ignore list
Belief is usually through re-inforcement or experience. I was not raised at home to believe in God, this is why I am curious as to why others do and as to what concretely underpins that belief as an individual.
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jeeze, you have quite the superior attitude on this don't you.
That's not relevant. As is not whether i believe in the big bang theory, or even intelligent design (thank god for wikipedia ) .
thanks for clarifying that, i feel much better. my understanding of 'evidence' being something that can indicate clearly; to prove or exemplify..... ah forget about it, if you can't be bothered to do your own research then i'm hardly gonna spend my time writing (or should that be copy/pasting) pages and pages now am i.


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The Newport RFC end of season dinner was held at the Bisley Business Lounge at Rodney Parade. Speakers and presenters of awards included Club President David Watkins, Director Jim McCreedy. Head Coach Sven Cronk, Captain Andrew Brown and Chairman Will Godfrey.
Awards went to :
- March player of the month – Scott Williams
- April player of the month – Adam Frampton
- FoNR Mascots award - James Leadbeater
- FoNR Community Player - Dale Rogers
- Volunteers Award – Angela Sheppard and David Young
- Clubman of the year - Steve Prosser
- Coaches Player - James Leadbeater
- Players Player - James Leadbeater
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text: subject: Marriage and Family Celebration Day, HIghland Park, NJ - 11/02 from: Smart Marriages® This shows the kinds of things that can be done to celebrate marriage in your community - 101 Ways and counting.... - diane ############### Couples agree 25 years of marriage is worth more than silver Friday, November 15, 2002 BY JOE TYRRELL Star-Ledger Staff For 25th wedding anniversaries, some couples celebrate by gathering with family and friends while others take off for exotic locales as far from their daily lives as possible. But 26 couples in Highland Park, Edison and East Brunswick have come up with another alternative: Through their synagogues and the Union of Orthodox Congregations, they are sponsoring a series of free lectures on marriage and family life. Over the years, organizer Alan Singer of Edison said, he and wife Lanie have marked significant anniversaries with several other couples from the area. Often, they just celebrated after worship with a kiddish, a spread of food and drink to mark a special event. "But we all discussed that for our 25th year, we should do something a little more significant," he said. As the Singers talked it over with friends, and more people put their 2 cents in, they found some common threads. They wanted to say something positive about the importance of marriage, he said, but they also had a question: "What should couples be thinking about after 25 years together?" Raising such questions publicly, and bringing in respected speakers to add their thoughts, seemed like an ideal process, participants said. "This is something that doesn't get shared on a community basis," said Abe Schwartzbard of Edison, who will mark his 30th anniversary with his wife Lois next month. The idea of broadening the discussion and opening it to anyone made it more attractive, said Judith Rebacz of Highland Park, as sharing is "an important part of the Orthodox community." The timing is also right for something substantive, said Shoshana Diskind of Edison. "With Sept. 11 and the situation in Israel," a party didn't seem the right way to mark 25 years with her husband Ted, she said. Besides, she added, she wants to hear the perspectives of speakers such as Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, who is scheduled to launch the series at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Congregation Ohav Emeth in Highland Park. "I'm interested to hear his thoughts on the state of marriage these days, and what it should be in the Orthodox community," Diskind said. "Even things that you take for granted, sometimes it's nice to hear them from somebody who's a professional," said Susan Wolf of Edison. "We're all busy, we're all working, we're all parents, so it's good to talk about all these things." It's also good for children to see marriage and parenting given attention and respect, said Schwartzbard, who has six children ranging from ages 9 to 26, and two grandchildren. "When you raise them in an area like this, Edison-Highland Park, the community helps raise them with you," he said. The organizers agree that their own thoughts about marriage and family focus on the conventional: the importance of communication, respect and "family time." Singer and his wife met 30 years ago, when they were counselors at a camp for handicapped children, he said. After all this time, acquaintances ask them "what's the secret" to staying together, Singer said. There is no secret, he said. "Marriage is a wonderful institution that has perpetuity built into it," he said. "It's built in because of what it means -- it's the roots of family life." The lecture series continues on Dec. 15, when Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weireb will speak on "Parallel Promises: the Bond of Marriage and our Bond to the Land of Israel" at Congregation Ahavas Achim in Highland Park; Jan. 5, Norman Blumenthal will speak on "An Ounce of Prevention: Catching Teen Problems Early" at Congregation Ohr Torah in Edison; and Feb. 8, David Pelcovitz will address "How to Speak so Your Spouse Will Listen" at Young Israel of East Brunswick. Joe Tyrrell covers Edison. He can be reached at jtyrrell at starled ger.com or (732) 634-6482. Copyright 2002 NJ.com. All Rights Reserved. *************************************************************************** Office of the Mayor Proclamation WHEREAS, Rabbi Eliyahau Kaufman, and his predecessor, Rabbi Emeritus Eliezer Kaminetzky of the Congregation Ohav Emeth in Highland Park have played a pivotal role in fostering a culture of sharing good fortune and blessings with the community; and WHEREAS, eleven couples, members of Congregation Ohav Emeth, are celebrating marriages of a quarter century or more; and WHEREAS, these eleven couples, in a spirit of friendship and love for the community, have elected to celebrate their marriages and their blessings with the community; and WHEREAS, these eleven couples have become role models through devotion Torah, and have created nurturing and caring homes for each other and their families; and WHEREAS, the pace of life and the times in which we live often leave little time to recognize the accomplishments of loving, caring partners, as well as the accomplishments of strong role-models and supportive parents to children; and WHEREAS, they are, as devoted partners and parents, and as dedicated community members for more than twenty-five years, a blessing and a gift to the entire community, NOW, THEREFORE, I, Meryl Frank, Mayor of the Borough of Highland Park, County of Middlesex, State of New Jersey, do hereby proclaim November 16, 2002 "MARRIAGE AND FAMILY CELEBRATION DAY" in the Borough of Highland Park, in their honor, and commend these eleven couples for their years of devotion to each other, their families, their synagogue and their community. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here et my hand and the Seal of the Borough of Highland Park, this 16th day of November, 2002 Meryl Frank, Mayor ************************** To SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE, or change your address, visit http://www.smartmarriages.com Click Newsletter. Enter your address in the appropriate box and proceed. This is a moderated list. Replies are read by Diane Sollee, editor. Please indicate if your response is NOT to be shared with the list. This newslist shares information on marriage, divorce and educational approaches. Opinions expressed are not necessarily shared by members of the Coalition. Newsletter archive - to read ALL past posts to the newsletter: http://archives.his.com/smartmarriages/index.html#start 7th annual Smart Marriages conference/RENO, Nevada June 26-29, 2003 http://www.smartmarriages.com/conferencedetails.html List your program in the Directory of Classes at www.smartmarriages.com Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples Education, LLC (CMFCE) Diane Sollee, Director 5310 Belt Rd NW, Washington, DC 20015-1961 www.smartmarriages.com 202-362-3332 cmfce at smartmarriages.com FAIR USE NOTICE: This e-newsletter contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We make such material available in our efforts to advance understanding of marriage, family, couples, divorce, legislation, family breakdown, etc. We understand this constitutes a 'fair use' of such material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. 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Day 4 – Spicy Sauteed Sausages
February 12, 2011 | Posted by MySpicyKitchen under Appetizers & Snacks, Appetizers/Snacks, Breakfast, Chicken, Meats & Poultry, Non Veg, Non Veg, Non Vegetarian, Quick and Easy Recipes, Sauteed, Steamed & more |
Spicy sautéed sausages is U's uncle's signature recipe. Whenever he visits us and rest of the family in the US, he makes it at least once at each and every nephew and niece he visits and kids love it! Poor athamma (aunt) does all the cutting, sautéing, clean up after the cooking and mamayya gets all the credit. Well, it is after all his concoction and he does deserve the credit for the recipe. These sausages can be served for breakfast, as an evening snack or even with some cocktails. I made this couple of day ago for an evening snack.
Source: Uncle
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Serves: 1 – 2
- 3 Chicken Franks (any pre-cooked sausage)
- 1 ½ – 2 tsp Oil (I used 2 tsp)
- ¼ tsp Cumin Seeds
- 3-5 Curry Leaves
- 5 Green chilies slit into two (adjust to your tolerance level)
- ½ tbsp crushed Garlic
- ¼ tsp Coriander Powder
- ¼ tsp Turmeric
- ¼ tsp Black Pepper Powder
- Pinch of salt (you would not need much salt as the sausages are already seasoned)
- Cilantro to garnish
- Slice the sausages into into ¾ – 1′ wide discs or circles.
- Heat oil, add cumin and when cumin splutters, add curry leaves, green chilies and saute for few seconds.
- Add ½ the garlic, coriander powder, turmeric, salt, pepper and mix well.
- Add sausages and saute for 3-4 minuted on medium high heat.
- Add remaining garlic and saute until the sausages are cooked and nicely roasted.
- Turn of the heat, transfer to a serving platter, garnish with cilantro and serve hot.
Lets see what the rest of the marathoners have for us today..
Starters: Santosh,, Veena
Street Food: PJ
British Cuisine: Padma
Kids Friendly: Azeema, Jay, Pavani, PriyaVaasu, Srivalli,
Rice Varieties: Kamalika, Sowmya, Harini, Smitha
Sweets: Champa
Bookmarked Recipes: Gayathri Kumar, PriyaSuresh, Mina
Special Ones (one each form the above themes): Bhagi, Gayathri Anand,
Priya Mahadevan, Minu, Rujuta, Saraswathi, Savitha, Shobana, Suma,,
See you all tomorrow with another starter! Have a nice weekend!
13 Responses to Day 4 – Spicy Sauteed Sausages
Am a veggie …so ..
Me too..
looking mouthwatering clicks are very nice
Gorgeous pic!!
Wow nice to know a dish created by your uncle..:)..
this is a nice one..I make one like for my sandwichs…little different….but surely they impart a total different texture and flavor!
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Love this sort of sauteed sausages, i do this often..U r tempting me with ur clicks..
Something different, chicken lovers feast, isn't it???????
I don get chicken sausage here…This one is a sure try..
Lemme try this with Paneer maybe? -
chicken franks.some thing very interesting.loving it
i am sure it must have tasted yummy
Interesting recipe by your uncle…
Nice clicks and presentation…
Best Wishes


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President Obama's Health Care Bill is turning up the heat on tanning salons across the country, hitting them with a 10 percent tax.
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A 'His and Hers' golf and spa weekend in Rennes
Offer available : 2012
A wonderful, relaxing weekend in the beautiful setting of the Domaine de Cicé-Blossac, its woodland, lakes, 18-hole golf course and spa, 15 minutes from the centre of Rennes. Make the most of the peace and tranquillity of the hotel-resort deep in the countryside. Madame can enjoy relaxing massages while Monsieur checks out the golf course. The gastronomic restaurant, Le Cicé, with its stylish contemporary decoration, central fireplace, deep armchairs and subdued lighting has a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Its food is influenced by the produce and tastes of Brittany. On fine days, you can eat outside on the terrace, overlooking the golf course or lakes. Your overnight accommodation is in a 1-bedroomed apartment with hotel facilities in a 'residence on stilts'.
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Damien O'Meara discusses fan ownership in football & how Irish clubs are leading the way in Europe.
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New Crystal Palace manager Tony Pulis was delighted with the win over West Ham.
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The state's largest teachers' union launched a new wave of TV and radio advertisements Friday, calling Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's plans for education reform a "bad science experiment" that "is sure to explode."
The 43,000-member Connecticut Education Association has played a critical role in persuading state legislators not to move forward on key components of Malloy's education proposals. The legislature's Education and Appropriations committees two weeks ago both significantly minimized Malloy's initiatives, focusing particularly on plans to tie teacher tenure and salary increases to performance evaluations.
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"The problem's been that the leadership of CEA hasn't been trying to represent teachers; they've been representing themselves, said Roy Occhiogrosso, Malloy's senior adviser.
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The advertisements were put together by Wild Bunch Media, a Washington D.C. based political advertising firm that has a reputation of going after Republicans and creating media spots for Democratic causes and candidates.
Mary Loftus Levine, the executive director of the CEA, would not disclose how much her union plans to spend airing this advertisement, but she said that the decision was made to go after Malloy because he has not backed down on his destructive plans for education.
"We are really tired of hearing about unproven ideas that are basically backed by special interest groups and are extremely detrimental to teachers and kids," she said. "The whole argument that he's making is so disingenous."
Loftus Levine said no one from the administration has reached out to the union to meet, and there is nothing scheduled.
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