Miller is on the left (skating coach).
Posted on 03/18/2012 8:37:07 AM PDT by the invisib1e hand
Benjamin Miller and Sean Reisman Benjamin Edward Miller and Sean Peter Reisman were married Friday at the Staten Island Marriage Bureau. Edison Stewart, a deputy city clerk, officiated. On March 31, Rabbi David Gruber is to lead a religious ceremony at the Saint Paul Hotel in St. Paul.
Mr. Miller (left), 28, a retired figure skater and ice dancer, is a coach with the St. Paul Figure Skating Club. He is also the chairman of the United States Athlete Development Committee of U.S. Figure Skating in Colorado Springs and a member of the organization’s international committee. In 2002, he won the silver medal in men’s figure skating at the Nebelhorn Trophy competition in Oberstdorf, Germany. He is studying for a bachelor of science degree in business at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul.
He is the son of Karen Miller Hartje of Minnetrista, Minn., and David E. Miller of Mendota Heights, Minn., and the stepson of Vicki Vial-Taylor and of David Hartje. His mother is the director of strategic financial analysis at Bluestem Brands, a retailer in Eden Prairie, Minn. His father is an assistant attorney in the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office in St. Paul.
Mr. Reisman, 29, works in Minneapolis as a managing attorney for CPA Global, a British company that provides litigation support services for law firms and companies. He graduated magna cum laude from New York University and received a law degree from Fordham.
He is the son of Annette and George Reisman of Arden Heights, Staten Island. His mother worked on Staten Island as a job developer for Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals With Disabilities, part of the New York State Education Department. His father, who worked in Manhattan, retired as the director of adjudication services for the State Department of Labor.
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The angel on my right shoulder says “pray for them.”
The angel on my right shoulder says “pray for them.”
I was wondering why this wedding announcement was here. Then I see it’s a homosexual marriage announcement.
I get it. The N.Y. Times published this to show their support for homosexual marriage, which is now legal in the state of New York.
Got it.
The angel on my right shoulder says, “Pray for our society and our children”.
For some reason my computer locks up when trying to post their picture. I do not know if it is the site (NYT) or the subject, but you should go to the link and check out their wedding picture. They look like twins!
[ Mr. Miller (left), 28, a retired figure skater and ice dancer, is a coach with the St. Paul Figure Skating Club. ]
Obvious Stereotype is Obvious.
These people are blinded by the world, a fractured world that praises what is evil and spits on all that is Holy. Liberality has taken so many souls and led them to perdition. They will have to answer for those souls. Blind leading the blind.
I also will continue to pray for people like this.
Couldn’t have been too much of a “religous ceremony”.
Miller is on the left (skating coach).
Implement a Puke forum for 'stories' like this.
Plus a way to filter such from the Latest Articles pages.
/.02
He’s famous for his triple toe loop - with gerbil.
****They look like twins!****
How awful if they are twins who were adopted....because that would be incest and their children would be.......
Oh, never mind.
The angel on my shoulder says, “rebuke them”.
Praise the Lord that we don’t have to look at them.
Shoot.
next time, try the “height=25” tag.
do you suppose he has access to young boys? but that's OK, right?
The solution to your problem is to not click on anything that is clearly going to disturb you.
On some Sundays, the nyt is bearable. I've actually read some interesting, balanced pieces about various subjects there -- including about abortion. Today's, however, was clearly edited by one of the interns, because it was repleat with stories about Gloria Steinem and much gay this and gay that.
Eg: there was one on here yesterday re two fags kissing each other at some Santo event, and I'm not by any stretch a fan of Santorum.
Regardless, that particular wishlist item will never be implemented anyway.
Especially given that it would depend upon posters relegating their 'big find' to a forum they'd know beforehand that many would avoid ipso facto.
But thanks so much for your helpful suggestion, as it surely never would have occurred to me otherwise.
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