61. JS Online: Teens' Faith In Fashion Is Their Cross To Wear Lynette Sharlo doesn t know that much about her religion. The 14year-old goesto church only every once in a while. 10124 religion/fashion http://www.jsonline.com/lifestyle/religion/mar02/26672.asp

More Classifieds... Merchandise Rummage Sales Tickets Contests Personals Place ads online More... Subscriber Services... Get the Journal Sentinel Manage your account - Vacation holds - Make Payments Get Packer Plus Place classified ads Photo reprints PressCard discounts Celebrations Front pages online News Business Sports Entertainment ... Careers Also see: Business 411 E-newsletter News Business Sports ... Stuff Also see: Personals AdFinder Tickets Coupons ... PRINT THIS STORY Teens' faith in fashion is their cross to wear By VIKKI ORTIZ of the Journal Sentinel staff Last Updated: March 11, 2002 Lynette Sharlo doesn't know that much about her religion. The 14-year-old goes to church only every once in a while. But lately, her necklace with a cross has become very important to her. Religion/Fashion Photo/Rick Wood Middle school student Lynette Sharlo, 14, doesn't know a lot about her religion. But her crucifix is important to her. Quotable It comes on strong whenever the country is in trouble. - Robert Lee Morris, jewelry designer "I saw it, and I thought, I've got to get this - for fashion," she said. The Greenfield Middle School student isn't the only one turning to Jesus for jewelry.

62. 1841: Information From Answers.com It featured numerous articles on religion and fashion, and notable contributorsincluded Alice and Phoebe Cary and Frances E. Willard, the founder of the http://www.answers.com/topic/1841

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Arts Business Entertainment Games ... More... On this page: US Literature Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping In the year Archaeology John Lloyd Stephens's Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucat¡n, illustrated by Frederick Catherwood, reports on his discoveries of the Maya civilization at Cop¡n, Palenque, and Uxmal. The book is immensely popular and introduces the Maya to the United States and Europe. See also 1839 Archaeology 1848 Archaeology Astronomy Friedrich Bessel interprets measurements dating from 1834 to show that the star Sirius has an unseen companion. Later this companion, Sirius B, will be the first white dwarf to be observed directly. See also 1862 Astronomy Biology Anatomist Rudolf Albert von K¶lliker [b. Z¼rich, Switzerland, July 6, 1817, d. W¼rzburg, Bavaria, November 2, 1905] establishes that sperm are actual cells that have formed by differentiation from cells in the testes. See also 1779 Biology 1872 Biology Chemistry J¶ns Jakob Berzelius observes chemical allotropy (two different forms of the same element) by converting charcoal into graphite.

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Make the most of your time on the Web sm September 25, 2005 This is the Vertical Portals.com Main Directory.   From here you can find any destination in our growing family of "the_Portal.com" Web portals - sites that concentrate on a particular area of interest or information, to help you find what you're looking for, faster.  There are two ways to find our portal sites from here: 1. CATEGORIES - Click on the links below to view the portals in each category: ANIMALS ENTERTAINMENT REFERENCE ARTS ... EDUCATION 2. PORTALS - Click on the links below to go straight to the individual portal sites: the Address Portal.com the Adoption Portal.com the Aging Portal.com the Airline Portal.com the Allergy Portal.com the Ancestry Portal.com the Animal Portal.com the Antiques Portal.com the Apartment Portal.com the Art Portal.com the Arts Portal.com the Astrology Portal.com the Auction Portal.com the Auto Racing Portal.com the BandB Portal.com the Bank Portal.com the Baseball Portal.com the Basketball Portal.com the Beauty Portal.com

64. The Religion Of Love: Courtly Love In typical Renaissance fashion, Bembo associates these steps with the hierarchy of previous The background of ideas religion. Page 19 of 22. next http://ise.uvic.ca/Library/SLT/ideas/courtlylove.html

Book: Chapter: The religion of love: courtly love Courtly lovers. Courtly love was not just a literary convention. It was (at least theoretically) a way of life, designed to create a courtier who was a model of wit, passion, and purity. The long tradition of medieval courtly love was revitalized in the Renaissance by Baldassare Castiglione (1478-1529), who served at the court of the Duke of Urbino in Italy a court famed for its support of art and learning. His influential handbook of ideal courtly behaviour, Il Cortegiano (The Courtier) was translated into English by Sir Thomas Hoby, one of several fine English translations which made classical and continental works accessible to readers of English. The illustration* Read (and hear) Shakespeare's thoughts on poets, lunatics, and lovers* The ladder of love In The Courtier, there is an impassioned discussion of the nature of love, in which one of the characters, Peter Bembo* , describes the way that earthly love can become elevated to heavenly love through a platonic* process of stages, or steps on a ladder, beginning with the love of an unattainable, virtuous woman, and leading to love of God and all humanity.

65. The Religion Of Love: Courtly Love The religion of love courtly love In typical Renaissance fashion, Bemboassociates these steps with the hierarchy of created nature http://ise.uvic.ca/Library/SLTnoframes/ideas/courtlylove.html

Home Life Stage Society ... Next The religion of love: courtly love Courtly lovers. Courtly love was not just a literary convention. It was (at least theoretically) a way of life, designed to create a courtier who was a model of wit, passion, and purity. The long tradition of medieval courtly love was revitalized in the Renaissance by Baldassare Castiglione (1478-1529), who served at the court of the Duke of Urbino in Italy a court famed for its support of art and learning. His influential handbook of ideal courtly behaviour, Il Cortegiano (The Courtier) was translated into English by Sir Thomas Hoby, one of several fine English translations which made classical and continental works accessible to readers of English. The illustration* Read (and hear) Shakespeare's thoughts on poets, lunatics, and lovers* The ladder of love In The Courtier, there is an impassioned discussion of the nature of love, in which one of the characters, Peter Bembo* , describes the way that earthly love can become elevated to heavenly love through a platonic* process of stages, or steps on a ladder, beginning with the love of an unattainable, virtuous woman, and leading to love of God and all humanity.

66. Women, Terror, Religion, Democracy: An Interactive Dialogue - International Summ Unfortunately, women have been subjected to religion in such a fashion that,ironically, those who first gave us a voice find their voice taken away from http://english.safe-democracy.org/keynotes/women-terror-religion-democracy-an-in

@import "http://www.safe-democracy.org/css/screen.css"; You're Here: Home Keynotes Women, Terror, Religion, Democracy: An Interactive Under the High Patronage of His Majesty the King of Spain Contents: Keynotes, Panels, Sessions About Safe-Democracy.org F.A.Q. The Madrid Agenda Participants ... Media Room Contents Keynotes / Sessions Causes of Terrorism Confronting Terrorism Democratic Responses ... Civil Society Community/People Meet on March 11 Debate Newsletter Contribute ... 30" video MPEG 1 format (5.8 MB) More information March 9, 2005 Women, Terror, Religion, Democracy: An Interactive Dialogue Transcription Download audio Photos Moderator: Michael Conroy Panellists: A. El Bindari Hammad, Mahnaz Afkhami, Huda Imam, Morena Herrera Argueta, John Raines The panel Women, Terror, Religion, Democracy: An Interactive Dialogue, highlighted the numerous forms of violence suffered by women. In the panellists view, however, this was no excuse for passivism. There was agreement that women needed to be empowered, so they could become dynamic agents for change, especially in environments in which womens social participation was limited by traditional cultures, norms or religious values. It would be wrong, one panellist argued, to underestimate the extraordinary power of the weak! The panel was organised in co-operation with Globalitaria and The Rockefeller Brothers Fund.

67. Garry Thaniel Management religion Campus Radio Station fashion Club Clubs and Organizations My Bucknell Experience Terms of Use Privacy Statement Site Index http://www.bucknell.edu/Profiles/Students/Garry_Thaniel/

@import "/img/assets/6995/global.css"; @import "/img/assets/6995/color.css"; myBucknell Giving To Bucknell Bookstore Garry Thaniel "College is where you're supposed to do everything you want to do and explore and see where you want to go with things. That's what I'm doing here. So far, I have helped run a radio station, helped put together a fashion show, and talked with the president of the school about policy. Bucknell is a place that allows you to grow and I am growing an enormous amount here. The relationships I have made with students, faculty, and staff have been important to me. I can go into the dean's office and talk to the dean. I'm able to call professors at home. Professors have invited me over to dinner. It's easy to get help from professors. The professors are in their offices - not just during office hours - and whenever they are in, their office door is always open." Management and Religion "I was torn between business and religion as majors. A lot of students are double majors and that's really cool. I know religion and management are at two ends of the spectrum, but I know that in the future both of them will play a role in my everyday life. Business intrigues me, but religion is where I get my strength from and where my backbone is. I think my religion major will be helpful especially if I want to go into international business. Although religion isn't central to social life here, religion is the center of society in many international countries. Religion is a way to understand people."

68. S.Cancý-Book Review The topics chosen for dictionary section range from religion to fashion, frommusic to sports, from literature to cinema and TV, from health care to http://www.bilkent.edu.tr/~jast/Number15/Canci-br.htm

Journal of American Studies of Turkey Book Review Oxford Guide to British and American Culture . (1999) Eds. Jonathan Crowther and Kathryn Kavanagh. 599 pages. Available from: Oxford University Press, Great Clarendon Street, Oxford OX3 6DP Saniye Cancý This encyclopedia-like dictionary is separated into three parts: lengthy entries on important topics, color pages in the center, and a more general dictionary section. The lengthy entries of one or two pages each are placed in alphabetical order in the dictionary section. To give an example, a lengthy entry that explains 'superstitions' in detail can be found after the dictionary entry of 'superman'. Some of the lengthy entries deal in detail with culturally specific subjects concerning the United States, while some of them are comparative wherein British and American cultures are analyzed. Topics range from accent and dialects to animals, from the army in Britain and the US to babies, from religion to children to games and entertainment. The color section focuses on the national and cultural background of Great Britain and the US. These pages include maps and related pictures that summarize cultural and social life in Britain and the US focusing on topics such as flags, land, people, living spaces, building styles, possessions, clothes, shops and shopping, and religion.

69. Which Religion Is Right For My Complexion? The PostFeminist Playground presents The Week in fashion Prophey, You MUSTcheck out our fabulous religion typing computer created by our own registered http://www.postfun.com/pfp/fashion/critique.html

Join our free fashionable mailing list Back to Fashion Home Page Witnessing Panties ... Holy Spirit Which Religion is Right for Your Complexion Crossdress for Less Diet Jesus Jesus at the Oscars Which Religion is Right for My Complexion? . . . and other answers to reader's questions. Out of the mouths of babes . . . You MUST check out our fabulous religion typing computer created by our own registered criticians! And it's FREE! Thanks to the anonymous reader whose questions inspired the creation of this long awaited device. We'll be answering reader's questions this month and send a big smooch to all of you that wrote in. Reader's Questions Which religion is right for my complexion? This question is so complex and important that we've developed an interactive religion-typing computer to provide a religion custom-typed to your complexion. Please use and enjoy this new FREE feature! Is it fashionable and spiritual to shave my pussy? Are boxers or briefs the path to spiritual enlightenment? Answers to Reader's Questions Is it fashionable and spiritual to shave my pussy?

70. Apologetics Research Resources On Religious Cults And Sects - Religion Items In religion is back in fashion (HTB/Alpha Course) 39. martial arts with the yinof alternative therapies (ChiGong) 40. religion is now pushing rewards on http://www.apologeticsindex.org/an990404.html

News about cults, sects, alternative religions... An Apologetics Index research resource Religion Items In The News April 4, 1999 (Vol. 3, Issue 78) About Religion Items In The News More Religion Items In The News NOTE: Unlike the edition posted to the AR-talk list, items in the archived newsletters will, time-permitting , link back to entries in the Apologetics Index. If links have not yet been provided, check the Apologetics Index for further information. Religion Items in the News - April 4, 1999 (Vol. 3, Issue 78) === Main . Concerned Christians member leaves doomsday group . Seizure of sect children ruled unlawful (The Family) . Christian group's tactics spur probe at UMass (ICC) . Church Universal shifting focus away from Prophet . Egypt: alleged cult members to be tried in May . Cult firm in same building as gas-attack widow (Aum Shinri Kyo) . Vampire cultist claims time wasn't on his side at trial . Religious Group Will Get $56,000 (...) Settlement (Summum) . Amway Suit Tossed by Federal Judge (Satanism Hoax) . Lure of money was a deadly trap for teens ("commercial cults")

71. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Faithful Followers In Fashion Faithful followers in fashion Last week C4 chief Andy Duncan spoke out about So in that sense you must bring your religion to work with you, he says. http://www.guardian.co.uk/religion/Story/0,2763,1515188,00.html

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72. Egypt In The Roman Empire CL2361 These faces carry cultural messages, about religion, about fashion, about statusand the connection to the wider Roman world. The richness of the portraits http://www.rhul.ac.uk/scolar/cl2361/lectures/18.html

Lecture 18: Religion - Dying in Roman Egypt Egypt in the Roman Empire Aims Objectives Lecture summary Lecture structure ... Further work Aims To introduce students to the mummy portraits and associated literature To explore ways in which the mummy portraits should be interpreted To assess the cultural significance of these mummy portraits To examine other epigraphic and artistic monuments related to death in Roman Egypt To provide a cultural reading and context for the 'hard' statistics of sessions on demography and family structure To start thinking about the differences between modern and ancient relations to death Objectives By the end of this session, students should be better able to consider different cultural approaches to death use a range of archaeological and artistic material in consideration and discussion of funerary artefacts from Roman Egypt Lecture Summary Lecture Structure Mummy Portraits                 Some examples                 Archaeological context                 What different kinds of portraits are there?

73. India Fashion, Abhas, Traditional Costume, Kutchh Religion, Thread Embroidery, T Exquisitely styled and intricately embroidered, Abhas, the traditional costumeof the region of Kutch, has entered the world of high fashion. http://www.indiaprofile.com/fashion/abhas.htm

Exquisitely styled and intricately embroidered, Abhas, the traditional costume of the region of Kutch, has entered the world of high fashion. Successfully adapted to modern styles by Anjali Mangaldas, this beautiful garment has become a rage with the fashion conscious women. In the village of Kutch, the women looked beautiful in their fabulous Abhas as they swayed to the music. The twinkling lights played mischievously over the gold and thread embroidery while the sequins and badla work sparkled continuously. A woman in an abha, the traditional costume of the Khatri, Memon and Korja Muslim communities of Kutch is a sight to behold. This garment from Kutch, a district in Gujarat, has a history that is as colourful and exciting as the garment. In ancient times the women wore the abha embellished with beautiful tie-dye designs, zari thread embroidery that was very minute and intricate embroidery in coloured silk or cotton thread in a combination of a variety of stitches, integrating minuscule mirror discs into its elaborate and distinct pattern. The word abha-has been derived from aba a word commonly used in the middle eastern countries which means a top garment or a mantle. The abha based on an age-old traditional classical cut and style, is basically a

74. Religious Costume & Clothing Links At The Costumer's Manifesto   Keywords: Isl However, religion is a powerful influence on the history of dress, so these links What Would Jesus Think of Body Piercing Solely as a fashion Statement? http://www.costumes.org/history/100pages/religious_costume.htm

by Tara Maginnis, Ph.D. of The University of Alaska Fairbanks Please Visit my page Sponsor! Accessories Classes at UAF Computers Costumes 4 Sale ... Weird Clothing (un) Fashion Religious Costumes (Twentieth-Century Developments in Fashion and Costume) The Language of Clothes Costuming the Christmas and Easter Play : With Ideas for Other Biblical Dramas Stagecraft for Christmas and Easter Plays : A Method of Simplified Staging for the Church Pentacle How to Distinguish the Saints in Art by Their Costumes, Symbols and Attributes Please note, I'm a Cheerful Existentialist and don't endorse any other religion. However, religion is a powerful influence on the history of dress, so these links are provided for your information. In this list many religions are grouped together by clothing style, not necessarily by philosophical affiliation. So, for example Lutherans and Anglicans are grouped with Catholics (since they use similar vestments) while Byzantine Catholics are Grouped with Eastern Orthodox for the same reason. Some groups I have not yet found links for. This is not to imply that Taoists, Coptic Christians or other groups not yet listed wear no clothes...

75. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Power Beads In Fashion As Eastern Beliefs Are Religious leader, yes. But fashion guru? Believe it or not, In a SpecialAssignment, a look at how fashion and religion are coming together in one http://www.kovr13.com/03mar00/031400d.htm

76. Anecdote - Shannon Ledbetter - Fashion Show fashion Show In September 2003, former model Shannon Ledbetter, famed for herappearance (in a religion Clergy fashion fashion Shows Clothing Absurdity http://www.anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=3085

77. Pierce Mattie Public Relations Fashion Beauty Public Relations, Health PR And Fi True religion Apparel Inc. Reports Fiscal Second Quarter Financial Results as China and Korea that have a strong affinity for upscale US fashion brands. http://www.piercemattie.com/blogs/archives/000470.html

Main July 28, 2005 True Religion Apparel Inc. Reports Fiscal Second Quarter Financial Results For the three month period ended June 30, 2005, net sales increased to $22.0 million compared to $20.1 million in the fiscal first quarter and $4.1 million in the second quarter of the prior year. Net income increased to $4.2 million, or $0.18 per diluted share compared to the year-ago level of $470,000, or $0.02 per diluted share. The Company's results compare favorably to its original second quarter guidance of $0.16 to $0.17 per share on $20 to $22 million of revenue. Gross profit in the second quarter increased to $10.9 million compared to $1.9 million in the second quarter last year. Second quarter gross margins were 49.7% compared to the year ago second quarter level of 46.3%. Operating income increased to $6.7 million, or 30.3% of sales, compared to $800,000, or 19.7% of sales for the same period last year. "We continued to make excellent progress in the second quarter," commented Jeff Lubell, President and CEO. "Our increased sales results were a result of strong sell-throughs of both denim and non-denim products among U.S.-based department store and specialty store customers. Our customers continued to be drawn to the high end of our product offering which carry higher average selling prices. As demand for our brand continues to build among our U.S. customer store base, we expect to increase our product penetration in these store locations." Mr. Lubell continued, "We are encouraged by the growing awareness and appeal of our brand in many of our international markets. We are working diligently to become a leading denim brand in Europe and are seeing good growth in many of these markets. In Asia, we continue to see demand for our product in Japan and hope to further develop our brand in key markets such as China and Korea that have a strong affinity for upscale U.S. fashion brands. We expect the results in our international business to accelerate in the second half of the year."

78. Religion As A Fashion Statement [Archive] - Stormfront White Nationalist Communi Archive religion as a fashion statement Theology. http://www.stormfront.org/archive/t-100098.html

Stormfront White Nationalist Community General Theology PDA View Full Version : Religion as a fashion statement 11-16-2003, 03:21 PM I have known many people who wear religion trinkets around their necks, while they don't attend religious ceremonies, or even take their religion seriously. I have seen this behavior in both Christians who like the way crosses look around their necks, as well as others who also like the look of a cross around the neck. Now this is not meant as a slight to Odinists, but most of the ones that I have known fall into this category. I have yet to meet one who actually practices Odinist rituals or religious beliefs. Most of the ones that I have known, simply hate Christianity, and think that a Hammer of Thor necklace looks cool around their necks. Now I can see why they think that a Hammer of Thor looks cool. I think they look neat myself, but that's not the point. The point is this: Other races (Jews, Muslims,etc.) have what Patrick Bucchanan calls a fighting faith. Most of the mainstream Christian churches in America do not have a fighting faith anymore: they go around apologising to Muslims for the crusades, to Jews for the Inquisition, to non-Whites for Christian/Western imperialism, etc. The only "fighting faith" left in large numbers as far as Christians go, looks like Evangelicals. A fighting faith serves the social cohesion of these groups.

79. :: Urban Smarts . Com | Sackcloth Fashion | Interview :: Kait The name Sackcloth fashion comes from the Old Testament of the Bible because I m not spending my time trying to be of service to religion. http://www.urbansmarts.com/interviews/sackclothfashion.htm

syntaxrecords.com www.jydist.com posted i nterview tadah Please introduce yourself and tell us what your function in the group is. MaxOne : I'm the emcee. I write songs - come up with concepts, etc. - usually with BassSickLee aka Byron. But everybody in the group contributes. I also like to give way too much input on the sequencing, arranging, sampling, singing and playing (smiles). Kait : I'm Kaitlyn Cassels, the sole female of Sackcloth Fashion. For the album I write melodies and sing and for our live shows, I sing and also play keyboard. MaxOne : We've been trying to get her to throw in a bit of interpretive dance but so far she isn't going for it. Byron : My name is Byron and I play guitars, bass, sing and write songs. Brandon : My name is Brandon Musser and I am the keyboardist, drummer, and vocalist. I also dabble in producing and engineering. Rocdomz : I write lyrics, arrange songs, produce, record, mix, play a little drums, play a little keyboard, and anything else I can get my hands on. Tell us about the meaning of the name. MaxOne : My moniker is a way of saying I'm trying to be the best I can possibly be and remain level headed and humble in the process. Byron came up with the band name.

80. Psychology Today Christy Turlington Beauty And Balance - Fashion Christy Turlington has survived the turbulence of the fashion industry, She enjoyed studying literature and religion and graduated cum laude with a http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1175/is_4_34/ai_76577457

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