Casting women 25-45 for design show!

(Hugo/Antlers/Durant)

Do you have an event coming up and have nothing to wear? Is it your 30th Birthday and you want to feel 21 again or is it your 20th high school reunion and you want to impress an old boyfriend? ? If you have an event that justifies a new designer outfit, then we need to hear from you!

We are currently casting for a new cable network television program featuring two top designers. They will be traveling the country, designing one-of-a-kind outfits for women who need something extraordinary to wear to an important event in their lives. Why look through your closet to wear the same dress you wore 2 months ago, when you could have something made especially for you, and especially for the event. Some would say this type of outfit would be very expensive, but in actuality it is priceless!

If you are interested in this once-in-a-lifetime experience, please send the following in an email to Alexshaw13@aol.com

1) Contact information, email, phone, and address

2) Describe yourself, personality, date of birth, and photo

3) Tell us about your style-likes, dislikes!

4) Tell us about the event, date, who will be there, any special things to know... high school reunion and want to impress an ex, daughters wedding, just lost 50 lbs. What’s the story?

If this is not you but know someone else that may be interested please forward the above information!

Casting Directors Erika Dobrin and Alex Shaw will be coming to Hugo and surrounding towns Feb 18th-28th to interview. The crew will be back again at the end of March to film the TV show. Women with BIG personalities are encouraged to apply!

Our design team will make a one of a kind outfit for her special day. (Hair and makeup included) ***The event MUST fall on March 26th or 27th ***

Email or call Alex Shaw 310-490-4014 for any additional information!

A|X posters are appalling

OMM typically focuses on issues that air on television, but there is one other issue we cannot ignore any longer: fashion designers using scantily dressed models in advertisements who have recently put their focus on threesomes or same-sex couples. This is not okay!

Malls, where teens hang out, have retailers whose window displays poison our children with 10-foot posters that are nothing but soft porn. In particular, Armani Exchange has recently displayed Valentine's posters with partially dressed "couples" holding one another. These couples consist of two men, a man and woman, and two women. The women are scantily dressed while it is questionable if the men have any clothes on at all. Two of these models are used a couple of times to represent bisexuals. If it could get any worse the text written is "SHARE THE LOVE."

Not every local mall has an Armani Exchange, but we need to take a stand since A|X is one of the fashion leaders and this is becoming a popular trend. You may view these on their website at www.armaniexchange.com WARNING! Pictures are offensive.

Moms, you may think this is a long shot, but remember, just last summer complaints to Calvin Klein concerning a foursome billboard was removed from New York City Soho District. We must let retailers and designers know that we do not approve, so imitators will not be encouraged and make this a norm.

TAKE ACTION

Please send Armani Exchange an email letter urging them to remove these posters from their store locations and website immediately.

Take it one step further by calling your local mall that has an A|X and request they have these disgusting posters removed.

Send Your Letter Now!

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Sincerely,

Monica Cole, Director
OneMillionMoms.com

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Iran's Leader: Feb. 11 To Be 'Demise' of 'Capitalist System'

By Matt Cover - www.cnsnews.com

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that Feb. 11 would mark the demise of "the liberal capitalist system," adding that its champion, America, was on the decline and that Iran and its Islamic Revolution were on the rise.

According to a Jan. 28 translation from BBC Monitoring Middle East, Ahmadinejad spoke on official Iranian television, saying that this year's "Ten Days of Dawn" celebration, marking the anniversary of the country's Islamic Revolution, would see the "demise" of the American system.

"I believe that 22 Bahman [ February 11 in the Persian calendar] this year marks the demise of the liberal capitalist system." Ahmadinejad said.

The controversial Iranian president explained that, 30 years ago, Iran was merely trying to consolidate its newly minted revolution. Today, however, the country was quickly moving to overtake what he claimed was a declining United States.

"Maybe in 1359-60 [1980-81] our presence was only an announcement of our existence and strength," he said. "It was to consolidate the revolution. Where have we got now? We have got to a point that the hegemony of arrogance [reference to the United States] has been undermined. Nations do not trust it anymore. Its principles are under question. Its efficiency is close to zero. Its power curve is dropping quickly."

Ahmadinejad claimed that Iran was an "inspiring" and "justice-seeking" country, which was just being "introduced to the world."

"On the other hand, the Iranian nation is being introduced around the world as an inspiring, idealistic, revolutionary, God-seeking, justice-seeking, pure and humane nation."

Ahmadinejad continued the narrative of America's impending doom in a speech Saturday, Jan. 30, claiming that the Iranian revolution was the final step in God's plan for the world.

"God created mankind to reach a point that it could have control over the world of creation and days and nights," Ahmadinejad said. "It is clear to all of us that the Islamic Revolution today is a giant stride toward the implementation of this great goal. The Islamic Revolution is in the direction, and of the same nature of, the great prophet's move. It is guided by God."

Ahmadinejad further said that the West, particularly the United States, had been the "biggest historical impediment" to the Islamic Revolution.

"The arrogant and hegemonic powers, which mankind experienced in the past 300 years and past 60 years in particular have been the biggest historical impediment in the face of fulfillment of this goal," he said, according to the BBC.

Ahmadinejad went on to declare that the "materialistic and hegemonic system" was dead and "slogans" about "freedom," "human rights," and "democracy" had misled the world.

"It is clear that the materialistic and hegemonic system has reached the end of the road, both theoretically and practically," he said. "Forty years ago when someone mentioned the name of America, many would drool. In the minds of many, America had a mythical and invincible power."

"Slogans of freedom, human rights, democracy, and the right to decide your own fate, were so attractive that [they] misled many," he continued. "Today, they have no thoughts or means other than the use of arms to prove themselves."

The fiery Iranian leader predicted the "end" of American "civilization."

"This means the end of a civilization, the end of a thought, and the end of a system," said Ahmadinejad.