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This grand dame exudes Southern class—along with state-of-the-art recreation—within sight of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
What's Special
A world-class tennis center and sports club where fitness professionals and a nutritionist can customize a weekend of wellness.
Most Unusual Activities
Hot-air-balloon rides; cooking classes; rock-climbing lessons; some 55 fitness classes a week, including Pilates, yoga, interval training, and cycling.
For Kids
Little ones can watch geese in the stocked fishing lake; bigger kids can learn to belay and tie knots at the rock-climbing wall.
The Food
The jacket-and-tie Old Mill Room is known for wild game and a decadent Sunday brunch. Bistro 1834 has creative salads, fresh fish, and vegetarian options. A cafe offers quick, healthy bites.
What's Nearby
Thomas Jefferson's Monticello and other historic sites; lots of wineries to tour and taste.
Drive Time
2½ hours.
The Price
$189 to $365 a night. Bed-and-breakfast and dinner packages available.
Bottom Line
Great for golf, tennis, and fitness buffs who like to be near a lively city.
Fall Weekends 2009: Boar's Head
Reviewed By Cynthia Hacinli
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Address: 200 Ednam Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Phone: 434-296-2181
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The Outsiders (comprised of Sex Pistols' guitarist Steve Jones, former Duran Duran bassist John Taylor, ex-Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan on guitar, and GN'R/Cult drummer Matt Sorum) had made the Viper Room a regular haunt on Monday nights and now plan to take a bit of a break.
Given the band's family tree, the appearance of Cult members Astbury and Duffy isn't much of a stretch. But few could have anticipated the moment when card-carrying Spice Girl Mel C. took the stage. Clad in a Spice Girls t-shirt, she assumed vocal duties for three songs, including the Sex Pistols' punk anthem "Anarchy in the U.K."
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Home improvements, exercise can reduce life-threatening injuries
Like clockwork, Linda Mariotti, 73, can be seen each midday strolling through Butler.
She has walked a mile in 20 minutes before, but she's usually not in much of a hurry, especially when Molly, the cheery cocker spaniel she rescued from a shelter eight years ago, is at her side.
"I walk every day," says Mariotti, who described herself as "always being sports-minded," having played softball and been a cheerleader earlier in life. "It keeps you in shape. And it's great to be outside."
Her daily routine almost came to an end when a fall at home cracked her thigh.
Doctors say her recovery from not one, but two hip procedures in recent years spotlights a new trend — a bad break after 65 doesn't mean the end of life.
Nationally, the numbers are still scary, but not like they used to be.
Of the 300,000 people age 65 or older who fracture a hip each year, 20 to 30 percent will die within 12 months of hurting themselves, according to a 2009 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Dr. Barbara Swan, division director for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation for the West Penn Allegheny Health System, says, as bleak as those statistics are, they're also an improvement from just 15 years ago. Many hip treatments now can be done less-invasively, reducing both recovery time and the risk of infections that often made recovery more difficult, Swan says.
"Back then, (the mortality rate) was closer to 50 percent," she says. "People don't necessarily die as a direct result of their injury. It's the diminished mobility that is usually the most detrimental."
"The trend is escalating because our population of Baby Boomers is getting older faster," said Dr. Nicholas G. Sotereanos, director of Adult Reconstructive Surgery at Allegheny General Hospital.
Each year, more than 11 million senior citizens fall. Treatment of injuries, infections and other complications associated with falls costs more than $20 billion annually, according to the American Association of Orthopedic Surgeons.
Exercise is the body's best defense against injuries resulting from a fall, says Dr. Vonda Wright, an orthopedic surgeon and founder of the Performance and Research Initiative for Masters Athletes at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Bone density naturally declines as a person ages, making breaks and fractures — particularly those in the hip and thigh — especially hard to recover from. Resistance activities, such as walking in a pool in chest-deep water, leg lifts, walking on a treadmill, even exercises on a chair, can help strengthen your muscles enough to lower some risks, no matter a person's age.
"Most people in this country do nothing to stay strong or fit. That gives you bad bones and makes you weak overall," Wright says. "It doesn't take a fancy machine or a gym membership to guard against significant injury."
Mariotti was playing in her home four years ago with Molly when she turned and lost her balance.
"I went down really hard," she recalls. "I knew immediately I had broken something."
It turned out her left femur was broken in three places.
The fall occurred just a few years after doctors treated her right leg for an avascular necrosis (arthritis in the hip bone). This time, doctors installed three titanium rods into her left leg during a minimally invasive procedure that kept off her feet for months. She now is able to walk without the use of a cane or walker, and doesn't walk with the distinctive limp that often results from some hip surgeries.
"They told me it would take a year for me to heal enough to go walking again, but in nine months, I was back at it. I was determined," Mariotti says. "I'm 73 years old. I don't have time to not do things."
Eva Damianos, 76, exercised regularly at the gym before injuring her right hip in a fall this summer.
Daytime temperatures were well over 90 degrees as Damianos worked in the garden of her Edgewood home in July. When she walked inside to get water, she felt dizzy and fell hard onto her right leg.
"I was dehydrated and started to pass out," Damianos recalls. "I knew I was falling. I couldn't catch myself."
She had surgery to have a screw, four pins and a metal plate put into her leg, but decided against hip replacement. And that has meant a potentially lengthier recovery.
Her husband, Sylvester, had to take over driving and many of the household chores in the meantime.
"I still use a cane, but one of these days I hope to get rid of this thing," Damianos says.
Who's most at risk?
• Women have two to three times as many hip fractures as men.
• Caucasian or Asian
• Small-boned, with slender bodies
Other risk factors
• Diets that are low in calcium
• Smoking or drinking alcohol excessively
• Having arthritis, poor balance and coordination and poor eyesight
Reducing the risk
Falls are the leading cause of injuries to older people in the United States, according to the American Association of Orthopedic Surgeons. About 70 percent of these falls occur in the home. While some factors, such as heredity and age, can't be changed, research shows that simple changes at home substantial reduce the risk of falling:
In the bedroom
• Place a lamp, telephone and flashlight near your bed.
• Sleep on a bed that is easy to get into and out of.
• Replace satiny sheets and comforter with products made of nonslippery material; i.e., wool, cotton.
• Install a night-light along the route between your bedroom and the bathroom.
• Keep clutter off the bedroom floor.
In living areas
• Keep low-rise coffee tables, magazine racks, footrests and plants out of the path of traffic.
• Install easy-access light switches at entrances to rooms so you won't have to walk into a darkened room in order to turn on the light. Glow-in-the-dark switches may be helpful.
• Keep electric, appliance and telephone cords out of walkways, but don't put cords under a rug.
• Secure loose area rugs with double-faced tape, tacks or slip-resistant backing.
• Don't sit in a chair or on a sofa that is so low it is difficult to stand up.
• Repair loose wooden floorboards right away.
• Remove door sills higher than 1⁄2 inch.
• On stairs, replace patterned, dark or deep-pile carpeting with a solid color, which will show the edges of steps more clearly.
• Put nonslip treads on each bare-wood step.
• Install handrails on both sides of stairways. Each should be 30 inches above the stairs and extend the full length of the stairs.
• Repair loose stairway carpeting or wooden boards immediately.
In the kitchen
• Remove throw rugs.
• Clean up immediately any liquids, grease, or food spilled on the floor.
• Store food, dishes, and cooking equipment within easy reach.
• Don't stand on chairs or boxes to reach upper cabinets.
• Use nonskid floor wax.
In the bathroom
• Place a slip-resistant rug adjacent to the bathtub for safe exit and entry.
• Mount a liquid soap dispenser on the bathtub/shower wall.
• Install grab bars on the bathroom walls.
• Use a rubber mat or place nonskid adhesive textured strips on the tub.
• Replace glass shower enclosures with shatter-proof material.
• Stabilize yourself on the toilet by using either a raised seat or a special toilet seat with armrests.
• Use a sturdy, plastic seat in the bathtub if you cannot lower yourself to the floor of the tub or if you are unsteady.
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Package Quality: 3.6
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Age: 36-43
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Eyes: Brown
I bought this not expecting much better I was surprised it's a beautiful pinky nude color with a lil shimmer gold very pretty for a strong smokey eye definitely a mlbb lippie and cheap I won't say it's a dupe for macs cream cup or angel cause I swatched them on my hand next to each other but it's a cult favorite in its own right
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I love this lipstick, it's a beautiful pinky nude which I love to pair up with NARS Turkish Delight! Really beautiful, kind of reminds me of the whole Mac Angel look!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I want to like this but noway!
This nude shade doesn't fit everyone if you have fair skin it may fit you. I struggle to find perfect nude i am nc20-25 it's not for me ,completely washes me out.
It's brown rather than pink nude.Has a Satin finish with little bit of shimmer.The formula is creamy but it dries my lips when i take it off and accencuates dry patches while iam wearing it. meh
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
This came off a medium nude color on me despite so many recommending it for my pale skintone. I'm sorry, but it's ugly. This isn't a MLBB shade as I don't have that much brown pigment in my coloring. The only reason I won't throw it in the trashcan is I want to give it another chance when I have a spray tan on before deciding its fate. The shade applies a smidge darker than in the tube!
What saves this lipstick from getting 1 star is the formula. The formula is AWESOME. It's very balmy/hydrating, lasted on my lips for 6 hours, super pigmented, and there was no nasty shimmer. Nothing kills a lip product for me more than when cosmetics company put glitter or shimmer in the product. So that was a big plus. Additionally it didn't have any taste. I've noticed a lot of companies are putting peppermint oil in their lip products for a plumping effect, and I'm sorry - but that's a deal breaker for me. It dries my lips out. So thank you Rimmel for not doing that.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
The smell really gets to me every time. Makes my stomach turn.
The color looks like a zombie shade to me lol.
I find the texture and look on the lips to be very cheap and tacky looking.
Not impressed with this product
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Bought this after reading so many great reviews
Bought with Rimmel East End Snob which I like
1). Dirt Cheap
2). Very versatile nude
3). Can wear alone looks but looks best when I have some bronzer on my N20 cool skin
4). Easy to brighten up with a liner or gloss or blush on top
5). Easy to tone down with a flesh colored liner or lipstick or pencil
6). Easy to make matt by tapping some blush ontop and blotting
7). Works as a cream blush for a very natural look
1). It does have a scent, I prefer no scent
2). Texture, not sure feels thick, so I blot with tissue
3). It is not my perfect lip nude MLBB, it is slightly warmer and slightly darker
Revlon PrimRose
1). It is a bit lighter and cooler than airy fairy
2). For me, is the perfect MLBB and for me it works best on its own
3) I also can use as a cream blusher
4). I can also add gloss on top
5). I can throw in bag, and need no other make up other than mascara
6). I like the texture no scent (I still blot to make it look natural)
Had I bought Primrose first, I would have skipped Airy Fairy but Airy Fair does work fine, it is just not as perfect as Primrose
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Love this color! Natural looking but with a little more oomph. Not so much color that your boyfriend doesn't like it lol...
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Neutral medium mauve beige with beautiful gold shimmer. I am NC 20, but I think it will work for everyone with fair/light or even medium(?) no matter whether the undertone is cool or warm. G~orgeous color with base makeup. (It is not the kind of color though that will brighten up your face without foundation.) Not exactly moisturizing but not drying either. Staying power is pretty good too.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Love it! I'm roughly an NC15 to NC20 and this is the perfect nude for me. I have a drawerful of nude lipsticks and this is by far the best due to the touch of pink it has. I love the creamy texture and it does not sink into lip lines. I also like that it doesn't make my teeth seem yellow, like some nude lipsticks do.
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I have NC20ish skin and it's really hard to find a nice pinkish nude. most are too brown toned or too dark but this one is perfect.
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We will again recycle, reuse or compost 100% of any waste generated.
We have offset our power usage 100% with enviromentally friendly sources.
We use REAL cutlery, plates and cups in our cafe!
The festival area is prepared in a sustainable fashion with no weedkillers, fertilizers, or any other dangerous chemicals used at any time of the year.
We use local organic foods wherever possible when not using home grown foods.
"The environment is where we all meet; where all have a mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share." —Lady Bird Johnson
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The Green Festival
274 Girvan Road, Clairville,
New Brunswick. CANADA
The Green Festival – Our Principles
When we started The Green Festival we kept going off at tangents, so we decided to set out our principles to help guide our decision making.
We hate the negative way many people go through life and felt we needed a festival that celebrated positive steps and visions for the future. It may be to help people eat better, or save money on bills, but fundamentally it provides steps each person can take to solve some of today's problems. We also decided that the festival had to be mutually inclusive whether looking at age, race, sex or cultural background.
We have a beautiful environment of 500 acres to showcase the best that New Brunswick, and beyond, has to offer and every year we do just that based on:-
The Festival Message:-
'A Celebration of Community, Music and Ecology.'
Our Principals behind our Festival:-
Family Fun Day Out AND Save Money!!!
Green is now affordable.
Reduce, Reuse, And Recycle.
Using Alternative Energy Sources.
Organic Products.
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We seldom hear the world "Islam" anymore without the word "terror" following closely behind. People talk openly now about a possible clash of civilisations, Islam versus the West. At a time when tensions are running high and commentary on both sides is becoming increasingly extreme, and on the eve of the Prime Minister's Anti-Terrorism Summit in Canberra, we've invited a Muslim couple, not to speak as representatives of their religion, but to tell us what it is to live for them as Muslims in Australia today. Be alert, but not alarmed, as we welcome Bilal Mahmassani and Maha Shiyab.
ANDREW DENTON: Welcome to you both.
ANDREW DENTON: Bilal, your parents come from Lebanon, you were born in Australia. As you were growing up did you have a sense of being somewhere between two worlds?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: It's a very interesting experience. I grew up in an area which was predominantly white Australian. All my friends at school were Australian and I didn't have any Muslim friends until I reached university life. I remember the wonderful challenges I used to have as a child growing up in school, things like trying to share my lunchbox with my peers. For some reason I couldn't understand why they didn't like fried lamb brains. So there were these challenges that always kept coming up.
ANDREW DENTON: For you, Maha, your parents are Jordanian. You were born in Australia, like Bilal, but spent most of your school years in Saudi Arabia and came back during the first Gulf War. What was it like, returning to Australia?
MAHA SHIYAB: Oh, it was like coming to a different world. It was like it's just two worlds apart. We came at a very difficult time, it was during the Gulf War as well, and there was a lot of racist attacks and it was just a shock. So we weren't actually eased into the Australian way of life, we were actually slammed in the face with just the things that were happening on the street.
ANDREW DENTON: What sort of comments? What sort of things?
MAHA SHIYAB: "Go back home, you. Get out, leave." I can be very colourful if I want to, but I won't. It was very difficult. I think - we didn't have the head cover on, I was 16 at the time, but my mum did, and it really affected my mum.
ANDREW DENTON: You started wearing the hijab when you went to university, didn't you?
MAHA SHIYAB: Yes.
ANDREW DENTON: Why did you make the switch?
MAHA SHIYAB: I made the switch - I think I was becoming a bit more religious. I started praying that year, it was the first time I met my husband. My husband was very religious when I met him and I think - I came from Saudi Arabia, which is very religious, and as Muslims, as everybody can tell, we absolutely take pride in our religion. I wasn't praying at the time and I saw my husband and a friend of his just, you know, it was O Week at Macquarie University, best orientation day, best Orientation Week ever, Macquarie University. I remember my husband just, you know, putting the prayer mat and praying, next to where the stalls where. I just thought, "My God, this guy was born and raised here, while I had the privilege of living in Saudi Arabia for 11 years and learning about my religion, and I'm not praying." I think that's when I actually started practicing more, a bit more of my religion. It just got to a point where I wasn't happy with myself and I knew what was the next step to take, and it was the head cover.
ANDREW DENTON: When you step out in the morning wearing the hijab, what do you expect to happen? What does happen?
MAHA SHIYAB: I mean, it doesn't happen every day, but you're always alert, basically. You know, someone might say something, someone might throw something. I think - and I'm more alert of it, now that I have two girls, and it just terrifies me, it terrifies me sometimes. I was looking at, the other day, backpacks for babies and we were discussing how it would be cute if we could put my little one in it and it was quite - and then I thought, "No, I can't put her on my back," and my sisters were like, "Why not?" I said, "Because I wouldn't have a clue what anyone would be doing behind my back to that little girl."
ANDREW DENTON: Have you considered not wearing it?
MAHA SHIYAB: No, no. I think because - it's just - you reach a point where you can't take it off. It's just something that, now, I live with and I'm comfortable with, and I feel I look good in it, I don't look good without it. I don't feel that I'd look very good without it, so. It's just part of my confident thing. It just keeps me going.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: It's never been something that we've discussed, that, "You will have to take off the head cover," because it is - it forms a part of a person's identity. I mean, you should be proud of it. You don't wear it to stand out in public, but that's what people seem to perceive, that it's there to say, "Hey, I'm a Muslim and pay notice to me." If my wife wanted to do that, she'd wear neon lights.
MAHA SHIYAB: Muslim. Come here. Terrorist. Neon.
ANDREW DENTON: See, we're going to edit this interview now, just to have you going, "Terrorist, terrorist," and the promo will say, "Tonight, exclusive interview with a terrorist." I'd never make that joke at an airline check-in counter.
MAHA SHIYAB: No.
ANDREW DENTON: What was September 11 like for both you? Bilal?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: The first reaction we had was of horror. We're parents and we're children and we're brothers and sisters, so we know that whoever was in that plane would have lived those 30 minutes of their lives in absolute shock and horror, and the people who died and what was going to happen. That's when it actually hit us. So that immediately after it was, "Get ready for what's going to happen tomorrow." My reaction was that my wife has to stay at home and I don't want to expose her outside, you don't know what could happen. An interesting event that did occur was, my wife was at term and we were walking - it was just a 10-minute walk to the hospital. During that entire walk, that 10-minute walk, we were abused the whole way. That was the reality. The reality just hit me then. I'd always heard my sisters talking about rubbish being thrown at them, or my mother, who was tripped over, but I never actually experienced it because it's something that's hidden. People tend to hide those emotions and they never express them.
MAHA SHIYAB: And not only that, you're a male and they can't be identified, but us women are the ones who are identified easily.
ANDREW DENTON: So you were going in to give birth to your first child and people were shouting at you?
MAHA SHIYAB: Yes. Oh, they were. I mean, we had two cars almost drive over us, we had a few people screaming at us, shouting abuse. So throughout the whole going there and coming back it was just - we were just one event after the other.
ANDREW DENTON: Are there times for either of you where your beliefs come in conflict with the Western lifestyle? I know that when people go to shake hands with you, that's problematic, isn't it?
MAHA SHIYAB: Yes, we don't shake hands.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: There is a bit of a conflict in culture when you talk about it from that perspective. Try to be a manager in a company and not shake hands with people. Having a director, or someone, come up to you and you're kind of going like this and they're going...
MAHA SHIYAB: Or at a graduation ceremony. That's the worst.
ANDREW DENTON: Because everyone wants to shake your hand. Now why is shaking hands a problem?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: It's just a part of modesty. We just see it as being a part of modesty.
MAHA SHIYAB: It's not the shaking hands that's the problem, it's the whole physical contact between men and women.
ANDREW DENTON: Mm'hm.
MAHA SHIYAB: Physical contact should only - so the way that I - if I wear my hijab, that means that I can't have physical contact with the opposite sex. That's basically it. So even, you know, when someone puts the coins, we try to always make sure that there is no physical contact.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: So the coin drops down to the bottom and you have to go and pick it up.
ANDREW DENTON: Right. That's difficult, though, because it is our standard reflex in Western society, to shake hands, and there is a pat on the shoulder and all of that.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: Very much.
ANDREW DENTON: Is that a constant aggravation for you?
MAHA SHIYAB: It is. I think - I always - now that I've got the baby, I use her as an excuse. So I always - you know, if we're going somewhere I always use her as an excuse.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: Then I take her off her as an excuse.
MAHA SHIYAB: "I'm sorry, I can't shake hands."
ANDREW DENTON: So you're forever holding out this baby?
MAHA SHIYAB: We don't - I mean, it's really uncomfortable for both sides.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: We feel uncomfortable because we don't want to offend anyone, so we try to find the nicest way possible.
ANDREW DENTON: I'm going to show you something now which was on '60 Minutes' recently and I'm sure you saw it. This is a man called Sheik Yasseen talking about Muslims and friendship.
ANDREW DENTON: That was a very controversial piece of television. Do you have non-Muslim friends?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: Certainly. We had non-Muslim friends from when we were born, we had them throughout our school life, we have them at work. I just can't understand that kind of attitude that's expressed, and I get very concerned when it is.
ANDREW DENTON: Are we, those of us who are non-Muslim, are we infidels?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: Well you're not a Muslim. The term "infidel" really has a harsh tone to it.
MAHA SHIYAB: It's a...
BILAL MAHMASSANI: It makes you out to be some kind of raving lunatic with a scimitar above your head. I can't see you doing that.
ANDREW DENTON: No, not me personally, but is that how...
BILAL MAHMASSANI: We don't perceive non-Muslims in that light. We recognise that you follow a different belief, and you recognise that with us.
MAHA SHIYAB: I mean, to me sometimes, you know, someone would say, "Oh, you know, infidels," or something like that and I'd wince, I'd literally wince, because to me that word, I just can't apply it to anyone at the moment. Well...
BILAL MAHMASSANI: It's...
ANDREW DENTON: Well?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: It's a term...
ANDREW DENTON: Dot, dot, dot. I think you should finish that thought.
MAHA SHIYAB: I think - oh, what I'd like to see, George Bush being the infidel.
ANDREW DENTON: Why is that?
MAHA SHIYAB: He's - I think you know, Andrew, why is that.
ANDREW DENTON: I'd like to hear it from you.
MAHA SHIYAB: He's a very frustrating person, I think. But he's not an infidel, he's just dumb. He's just plain dumb. I think, you know, giving him - I think even calling him an infidel is an insult because it's giving him so much weight because he's just - I don't know. I don't know. I can't even give weight to that person.
ANDREW DENTON: On the '7.30 Report' recently was the Melbourne cleric, Abu Bhakir, and he made quite a splash. This is one of the things he said that did.
ANDREW DENTON: How do you react when you see something like that?
MAHA SHIYAB: I wince. I wince. I'm like, "Please, don't. Just be quiet for a while. Just slow it down."
BILAL MAHMASSANI: And I have to start writing a list of responses to this because I know the next day, when I go to work, they're going to ask me those questions.
ANDREW DENTON: Where is the voice of your community to counteract that man? Where is the leadership in your community?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: This is a big issue that we have and unfortunately it's a problem that the Muslims have to face and we have to deal with. For many years we've had Islamic councils and we've had representation, but they were just formed by themselves and they never did represent us. They never meant anything to us, they're irrelevant. They never consult us, they don't feel the pulse. There are no polls. We don't know them and they don't know us. We didn't care because we were just living normal lives.
You know, we just want to buy a house and we want to be good citizens and we want to be good people. But now, in light of September 11 and everything that's happened, we have realised that we do need strong leadership. What's happening now is that people are just putting up their hands and saying, "We're the leaders, come to us and talk to us, and we are espousing the views of other Muslims." We sit there and we go, "No you don't. Who gave you that position and that authority?" What's really, really lacking is the injection of fresh blood. We need people who were raised in Australia, who know Australian custom, to get into these organisations and to be able to effectively talk on behalf of other Muslims.
ANDREW DENTON: So when Abu Bhakir says that, you know, Islam cannot tolerate another religion, or when a younger man now, Wassim Durege, says that capitalism and Islam cannot co-exist - these are both Australian citizens - how do you think non-Muslim people within this community feel?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: I don't blame them for having feelings of concern and probably hatred against them. Because someone like Abu Bhakir came to Australia and he sought help and help was given to him and he's relying on taxpayer money. Then to turn around and to bite the hand that feeds you, I'd be surprised if any Australian would just let that go. There is concern about the youth and what's going to happen to them. My father intentionally put us in an area which was away from other Muslims and we lived amongst non-Muslims and we were able to grow and flourish within that environment. What's happening now, and unfortunately I'm even starting to have those sort of feelings, you think, "Is it better for me and my family, for their security, to actually move into these areas, to go back to areas where there are predominantly Muslim? Push my kids into Islamic schools?" Going against what I've been brought up with all these years, just because I'm worried for my children. That's something that I'm having a big conflict with. My wife doesn't agree with going to Islamic schools because it does tend to put your children away from Australian culture and environment, so by the time they graduate there is a bit of a shock there.
ANDREW DENTON: You know some of the young men who are angry, who are feeling hostile towards the West. Do you understand what it is that's making them angry?
MAHA SHIYAB: Oh yes. I mean, it is a lifetime of hostility towards them. I mean, you keep on telling someone, "You're not good enough, get out," they grow up, you know, and the first thing - their first memory of their outing is someone throwing a can of Coke on their mum. I mean, you put yourself in that child's shoes and think, "What would that do to me?"
BILAL MAHMASSANI: We want our children to integrate well. That anger will cause problems in integration.
MAHA SHIYAB: Living on the edge, that's - a lot of our kids are living on the edge, basically, and...
ANDREW DENTON: What do you say to a young man who is on the cusp at the moment of choosing between working within the system or working against it? What do you say to them?
MAHA SHIYAB: Oh, "Look at us." I mean, always, when any of my students would say something like, "Oh, you know, they don't want us and we don't want them and we don't want to be a part of the community. Why would we want to be? Look at the way they treat us, the way they treat my mum. You know, the other day I was going to kill somebody," and that's, you know, a 13 year old who is saying that, "You know, the other day I was going to kill someone because they did this and they did this to my mum and I was going to." You say, "Hold on, take it easy," you know, "Fair enough, this is happening and it's happening all the time. But you either let it ruin your life or you let it make your life," and it's as simple as that.
ANDREW DENTON: Yet here you are, considering possibly moving within the cloister of the Muslim communities.
MAHA SHIYAB: I mean, I won't let him. He's not going anywhere. We're not going anywhere. We are remaining where we are...
ANDREW DENTON: No matter how much hostility may come towards you?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: We were talking about the issue of hijab.
ANDREW DENTON: Mm.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: It's always been a non-compromise stance. For me, which was a big surprise to me, I was actually thinking, for the first time in my life, "At what stage will you tell your wife, 'It's probably better for you not to wear the hijab.'"
ANDREW DENTON: Tell?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: Tell my wife, not order her. I can't order my wife. Advise her very kindly.
ANDREW DENTON: You have a future in politics, sir.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: Very good.
ANDREW DENTON: At what stage would you say that?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: I dread to even think of it because that's not the Australia I was brought up in. I don't want to think of an Australia where we have to actually change the way we look, just to conform to what some people want.
ANDREW DENTON: Do you think that Australia is coming, generally?
BILAL MAHMASSANI: I don't believe it will. I think historically, if you look at it, there have been waves and a lot of - if I asked my parents' generation what they went through and the different sort of cultures, they went through this hard period. Ultimately there are bridges of understanding that are built. So I really have a positive vision on what will happen.
ANDREW DENTON: Maha, what should the non-Muslim community do?
MAHA SHIYAB: I think the same courtesy that you demand to be treated in, treat others, you know. The same way that you demand to be treated, I demand of you. And not expect that every time something happens in the global community, that the whole community has to apologise for it. It happens. It happens. It happened overseas. It's not me, I didn't do it. I really didn't.
If every time George Bush went ahead and bombed and killed and pledged, for the name of whatever it is that he's doing, whether it's oil or "freedom and justice," you know, between quotes, the whole Western community has to apologise, and it's never going to end. Why is it that we have apologise? We're a small community that has nothing to do - we have our own issues. We struggle, like everyday Australians, to pay the bills and, you know, make enough money so we can get a mortgage and be part of a community to pay our taxes and HECS and all of these issues.
BILAL MAHMASSANI: So we have our own personal struggles that we have to deal with. Then to have this struggle on top of it all, it makes it very hard. I believe what we can do as individuals is just to reach out to each other. So if we were neighbours, I'd invite you over to some tabbouleh and fried lamb brains and you'd invite me over for some of your wonderful food.
ANDREW DENTON: Vegemite...
BILAL MAHMASSANI: That's how it gets started.
ANDREW DENTON: A Vegemite fondue and a can of Foster's, matey. May that day come soon. Bilal, Maha, thank you both very much.
ANDREW DENTON: You can join in a live, online discussion with tonight's guests, Bilal Mahmassani and Maha Shiyab, at lunchtime today.
That's Tuesday, 23 August from 1pm to 2 pm, Australian Eastern Standard Time.
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LOL! Romney's flailing campaign is throwing everything out there and just hoping (read: praying) something sticks. They have no direction and no central message. They're just trying every thing they can possibly come up with.
Now, this war on religion garbage might get joe tea partier out to the polls, but he'll already be there because that's how much he hates Obama. Romney is supposed to be courting independent voters. Earth to Romney ... This nonsense does not do that.
dreams up this nonsense?? The game is already OVER, mittens.
Save your money for 2020 (?)
President Obama has been in office almost 4 years, yet he has broken promise after promise. The person who wrote the first comment, Do you know what you are saying? President Obama has an ad that suggests Mitt Romney was to blame for a man who lost his wife to cancer because they could not afford health insurance after losing his job. This happened in 2006 and Mitt Romney stopped working for the company the man is speaking about in 1999 and the mans wife was diagnosed 5 years after Mr. Romney left. Also, the ad did not mention that the wife who died had insurance.
Please get your facts from somewhere besides MSNBC. I am a Democrat and I do not and will not vote for Obama. Mr. Romney has experience in business, which Obama does not, and believe it or not, he can not do worse than President Obama has already done.
Catholic priests everywhere, fight for your right to touch and kiss little boys any time, anywhere! It's your God given right, and Obama's trying to take it away!
...about this ad: Desperation.
No one besides frightened reactionaries thinks the president is "waging war on religion." It's an ad which tells the GOP base what it already chooses to imagine. It's idiocy to everyone else.
The GOP is desperate, war on religion? Mormons are not Christians,do your own research. This is just a con to get some of the religion tax funneled to Romney.
That ad is not meant for the name callers and hate mongers that have posted before me.
It will surely resonate with many well-meaning people that have been drawn in and confused by the politics of envy and tyranny of the debt mongering socialists.
Washington Post, August 7, 2012: ". . .As the head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Dolan has said the White House policy is "strangling" the church. Obama has offered an accommodation, but Catholic leaders and others have said the changes don't go far enough. . ." ". . .The Archdiocese of New York is among more than 40 Catholic organizations, charities and schools that are suing over Obama's mandate that employers provide health insurance that covers birth control. Evangelical, Jewish and other religious leaders have joined U.S. bishops in pressing for a broader religious exemption, including for faith-affiliated hospitals, colleges and social service groups. . ."
Sam: We did research it is clear that the head is accurate.
Even if I can't type accurately. Meant tp say "We did research it is clear that the ad is accurate."
Well, right now we are as superstitious as Saudi Arabia. All it's ever given us is a bunch of misery and strife.
Obama waging war against religion? Jesus, I certainly hope so!
It's funny reading comments from people who never set foot in church, or at least not in their adult life, trying to justify Obama's war on religion by claiming it doesn't exist. They do the same thing over the ovens in Auschwitz and claim it never happened. The only religion Obama is not waging war on is Islam. He has not managed to warn the Imams against taking girls as young as 4 years old as wife for a night. He has not uttered one harsh word about their habit of murdering their daughters when they don't conform to Shariah. He even invites them to the White House and celebrates their religious holidays while cancelling the National Day of Prayer, a Christian institution. He does celebrate the secular side of Easter with a big egg hunt on the White House lawn and flaunts his defiance by his special invitation to homosexual couples and their inevitably confused children. The shot fired across the bow of the Holy See was the mandate requiring Catholic Churches and organizations to violate their faith by providing contraceptives and abortive agencies to their employees. Funny how Obama has granted waivers to his best contributors. It's not only war against religion, it's war against the U.S. Constitution. It's war against every U.S. citizen regardless of political party. It's war against the fundamental purpose for the founding of America, religious freedom.
The messiah(at least for liberals) has declared war on: Religion(except Islam), Independence, Capitalism, Morality, Truth, Honor, Courage, Decency, Financial Stewardship, Responsibility, Our Military, Exceptionalism,Family Values, Freedom, and anything/everything that made America great.
His goal and the goal of s c u m liberals, is to destroy a great country and turn it into ChavezLand.
Obama is playing too much golf in the sun. He is beginning to look a lot like his father
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You can disagree with the policy, but this Republican has a hard time seeing anything Obama has done as being a war on religion. The whole issue relating to birth control seems contrived to me, but I guess there are conservatives who genuinely feel put upon by this policy. Of course, the Obama/Sebelius rule is the same one we had in place in Massachusetts when Romney was Governor, and I never got the memo that religion was under attack. But, maybe I missed it.
Is this the best Romney can do? War on religion, you gotta be kiddin'. What war?
7:01 Because of the weird comment @ 6:37. You are correct.
Romney needs a new campaign staff.
"Churches are completely exempt and religiously affiliated organizations that object to providing the service will never have to pay for contraception." Team Obama
It was an absurd lie when Obama first pushed this and it's a lie now as insurance providers, whom many religious organizations pay will just build it into the overall costs of their plans as contraceptives are not free.
Hence, too many, it can be classified as a war on religion (easily using a definition Team Obama used in saying the GOP waged war on woman) and others have shared, a war on our Constitution as it violates religious freedoms.
"Romney needs a new campaign staff."
His rich backers need to ask for their money back.
The small handful of plutocrats funding the bulk of Romney's campaign expect a return on their investment.
Carollyn, how do you know the posters here who find this "war on religion" concoction absurd have "never set foot in church?"
Obama clearly wants to create a culture of government dependency. Every action he has taken since before his first day in office, every indication from every word he has written clearly shows he believes in the primacy of the state. We need to restore the individual as center of our democracy.
War on religion, what a joke. All of you need to sit and read the bible. Republicans against immigration and democrats support gay marriage.
They are both religiously and morally corrupt.
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"The House-passed budget resolution," the Bishops said in the letter, "fails to meet these moral criteria."
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FAN, has invited Romney to visit with low-income people. "Political leaders would not talk about the poor in demeaning ways or cut job training programs if they spent more time with the people they are affecting with their policies,"
While faith-based anti-poverty and charity organizations have often criticized candidates and lawmakers for a perceived unwillingness to highlight and tackle issues affecting the very poor, FAN claims Romney's rhetoric goes a step further, unfairly using welfare recipients as political props.
we like romney because he'll let catholic priests like us have our way with tasty little boys
How many of those who espouse "family values" have had a divorce?
What happened to the separation of Church and State? GOP Presidential hopeful Romney seems a person who lacks boundaries when it comes to proselytizing the teachings of his Latter Day Saints (LDS) faith. I was troubled by Romney's speech (reciting passes from the Book of Mormon, and the King James Bible), to the victims of the Colorado Shooting. Is this what the American public is to expect from Romney in the future as the President of the United States and the leader of the country who will frequently address the public? Romney's behavior during this situation reassures me he is not the man to lead this country. If he is one who cannot restrain himself from spewing the teachings of his faith, perhaps he is best suited to remain in a religious leadership position for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints - The Mormons.
Okay it's about time people stop with the Catholic priest stuff. It is rude, ignorant and childish. I'm so glad you act like a child. Since when did separation of church and state mean that God and church should never be spoken about? People of the christian faith are being discriminated against and it is awful.
OMG the Obama campaign calls for allowing the electorate to drink caffiene and allowing people with dark skin into their churches... mayday, mayday... we have a Joseph Smith code nine... mayday...
Mundy is a muck raker and agenda driven.
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Romney's campaign upset about hyperbole, distortions, exaggerated statements of "witnesses" and perceptions of dishonesty. They set the tone against fellow republicans in the primaries and continue doing it even more cynically agains the President with the ads like "you did not build that", welfare reform, war on religion etc.
Crybabies sniveling because they are getting beaten at their own game.
For they sow the wind and they reap the whirlwind.
You're so right, Sml. Let's not talk about it. Let's keep it hush-hush, swept under the carpet. it's so unpleasant to think about, and it just doesn't do anyone any good to continually remind ourselves about the naughty things priests get up to with our children, with the tacit blessing and protection of the Vatican. Yes, let's just move on and pretend everything is nice and clean and good, so long as it doesn't involve that horrible godless black man in the White House
If that is your attitude, then you, as a Christian, SHOULD be a target of discrimination. Your pathetic persecution complex is far more damaging, when multiplied among the legions of people like you, than whatever fantastic lies you promote about the president's stance on religion.
This whole "War on Religion" was started by Fox News, when the Obama administration announced support for contraception procedures. They pretty much directed this new video. Here is a nice article covering this http://goo.gl/Gl7To
No 9:25 am, it was started by the Obama admin when they said the GOP had a "war on women" in their feeble attempt to justify violating a Constitutional right to Freedom of Religion.
Forcing religous entities to provide services that they will indeed pay for in one way or another is a clear violation of that protection.
Unfortunately, too many on the Left are so blinded by their loyalty to The One he said "we were waiting for" in 2008 that they can't see how wrong of a move this is by Him.
@ SML - yes, please stop discussing catholic priests, we priests don't want the spotlight any further, we want to keep molesting and touching little boys without interruption from the media or other people.
why do people discriminate us and treat us like pariahs? we're just teaching these young men about love love love
What happened?
Did the fake "war on christmas" end and I didn't hear about it?
Okay, whatever, let's fire up the fake "war on religion."
Romney's desperate, war on religion - ridiculous...Romney's weak and so is the Republican platform.
stop trying to take us back to the 1950's where white Christians where holier than everyone else, women and blacks new their place, and everyone who isn't already living here is an illegal alien. Romney is going to get crushed in this election and deservedly so...why don'y you guys go for it and run Palin for President, or one of the Koch brothers?
Romney is one of the biggest phonies ever to run for president. No wonder his party hates him.
Like the Mountain Meadows Massacre?
(Google it)
Early Mormons were a bloodthirsty lot who expended serious energy keeping themselves and others in line. Read Jon Krakauer's book, "Under the Banner of Heaven." This was not a peace and love faith, and remains a sect wary of outsiders.
people who keep bringing up religion are hypocrites.
totally agree with the earlier poster re: pedophile catholic priests. pretty much represents the hypocritical side of all religions.
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is it better to wash by hand or take it to a car wash?
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and what about taking it to be detailed? any thing i should watch out that may ruin my paint or rims? i have the brightwhite paint and 17" rims
adamspolishes.com is what I use.
Car detailing could be a forum all on it's own- lots of right ways to do things.
If you search car detailing you will find lots of places that sell quality wash, wax, dry, products. Griots for example- there are dozens and dozens to choose from.
Here's what you'll learn right away- microfiber clothes to wash and dry, 2 bucket method, (google it) and never take your car to a detailer to get the exterior cleaned- inside okay- paint NEVER!!! especially if you have a black or dark colored truck.
All it takes is one kid making $10/hr with a microfiber cloth with a small bit of grit embedded in the fibers washing and drying your truck.
He's been washing cars all day with the same cloth --he's been ruining paint jobs all day. The boss notices the swirls marks- has the kid shoot the paint with a quick auto detailer spray wax and the swirls disappear for about three or four days.
Wash it yourself or take it to a true touch less auto wash - wax it one or twice a year and your paint will look new for years and years and years.
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defently just blew my mind with that website
If you really care about your paint then wash it by hand using a 2 bucket wash technique and don't use pressure washers on it. If you want to spend some time watching very instructional videos about detailing and keeping your paint in great shape check out YouTube and look for Junkman2000, he has the best videos for every level of enthusiast.
You also want to clay bar the vehicle a few times a year to take out crap that's been imbedded into the clearcoat.
And here I thought I knew how to wash my truck...Very informative !!
haha...love junkmans videos....and here is another internet car wash expert...
honestly, this gy is a bit annoying and thinks he invented this wash style, but in all reality it is a very good wash regime...and dont get fooled by his product line...any good wash like Optimum No Rinse, Duragloss or Ultima works great.
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