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'Outsider' is a journey through the fascinating and intimate worlds of Eddie Cahill and Frank "Lucas" Quigley. The documentary explores in depth what made them turn their backs on crime and discover a new world in which art became their saviour. It explore their memories of a dramatic childhood to the events that drove them to the dark side of society. Lucas became an active republican and Eddie became a significant part of one of the most violent gangs in Dublin in the 1980's. After years in crime they were both eventually incarcerated. That is where they met Brian Maguire, who helped trigger total change within them, and unleashed their dormant artistic talent. From that moment, they never stopped painting.
What makes Lucas and Eddie special is their complete lack of inhibitions and what they teach society about how art can be used to deeply express the inner workings of the mind - where art becomes much more powerful and provocative than words.
Our story begins with Eddie Cahill at his family home in Crumlin and Lucas Quigley on the Falls Road recounting stories of their youth. Eddie talks about his childhood years, working on the milk trucks and how it was all innocent fun at the time. He takes us to his school where he spent lots of time sleeping and doing very little, a place which he had no interest in. Lucas talks about his father dying when he was young and his family being catapulted into extreme poverty. Nonetheless he had a relatively happy childhood and as a teenager was more interested in girls and drink than politics. He wandered freely around the streets of Belfast with his friends doing the normal things that feisty teenagers get up to.
We travel down to Letterfrack with Eddie Cahill who was rounded up by the police in Crumlin with other kids who worked on the milk trucks and was forced to spend two years there before being thrown out. He talks about his experiences in Letterfrack and how he fought the brothers who tried to make his life hell. This was the beginning of a long fight against the authorities for Eddie, which lasted nearly 40 years.
Lucas tells of how his whole life changed when his brother was killed by the British
army. Shortly afterwards he was approached by a friend and asked what he was going to do about the trouble on the streets of West Belfast. And so began the cycle of violence. Together their parallel stories unwind. They both fought society in different ways - Eddie from a working class background who was abused by authority from a young age, waged war and his world went out of control. Lucas found in republicanism, a language of expression he didn't have and a way to unleash his anger. We present them both as people with a criminal background who caused a lot of trouble but also as human beings with a real ability to change.
Eddie talks about his world turning to madness and standing outside Portlaoise prison he recounts the astonishing turn of events which followed his multiple incarcerations and years in solitary confinement, resulting in an unstoppable compulsion to paint. He also now helps children in his local community to avoid a life of crime.
Brian Maguire speaks vividly about the first days he spent teaching in Portlaoise prison and the lasting effect it had on him. He found it a deeply rewarding experience and he recounts the power of the images produced in communicating gripping stories that could not be told through words alone. Lucas reveals his own transformation during a number of prison sentences and the unleashing of an unknown energy, which took over and has resulted in him becoming a full time artist. Brian Maguire observes how these people changed and what they now have to offer society. He talks about his non-judgmental approach to working with prisoners and the amazing future potential of both Eddie and Lucas.
Our story ends with Eddie's successful exhibition in the Origin Gallery, Dublin in March 2014.Outsider explores the potential of human beings to turn their lives around and how art can facilitate this change.


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Jovi Rockwell is one of the most talented people you'll meet. Hailing from Jamaica, her island roots are deep and intact to her sound and her presence. She has been in between Miami and Jamaica for a number of years now, but does call Miami her "home..." Well, at least when she's in the States.
She also raps, writes, deejays and apparently does a bit of modeling as well. Over the past couple of months, Jovi has grabbed a few endorsements and co-signs from various companies and brands -- most notably a stint with Puma, where she did a fashion spread and campaign in California for one of their new lines.
And while a lot of praise may be swung towards her singing and melodic abilities, Jovi Rockwell is a true hip-hop head. Recently, she released a freestyle track over a reminiscent melody dubbed the "Applebum (Remix)." And yes, it does take influences from A Tribe Called Quest's "Bonita Applebum" as DJ Chong Wizard reworks the track a bit. Jovi drops a couple of verses and the only way to describe her performance is that she was just "straight spittin'." Not only that, but her melodic chorus seals the deal with this one.
What's great about Jovi is that she takes chances with her music and experiments with her voice, her flows and her sound. She can go from making a love song one minute to then doing a straight hip-hop inspired track like this one. It shows her versatility and the endless possibilities of her artistry. Listen to the track below...
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Which of these books should I get?
Which of these books should I get?
May 13, 2013 at 6:31pm UTC
Hello all, thank you for reading my post. My name is Kane, and I've always had a bit of an interest in programming. My dad used to talk about all the stuff he did back in the 70's and 80's, and its stuck with me--but until now I have not truly sat down and decided I want to learn programming. Specifically, C++.
I know next to naught about programming, so I need to find a book that will help teach me the basics of programming, and C++. I don't expect to learn this quick, rather I expect to be working at this for years, but I need someplace to start. I've read around, and I've narrowed it down to 3 books, which I will list below. I need good, honest advice from the good people of this forum into which book would be best for a complete scrub at programming, and won't completely bog me down or melt my brain as I attempt to understand it all. The price of the books are no matter, there is a Barnes & Noble not 10 minutes from me, and I have no qualms about shelling out $50 for a book if it's the book I need. Anyway, here are the books:
Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup
Thinking in C++: Introduction to Standard C++ (Vol. 1 & 2) by Bruce Eckel
Starting Out with C++ Brief: From Control Structures through Objects (6th Edition) by Tony Gaddis
Which of the above would be best for the absolute beginner to programming, looking for a knowledgeable and useful C++ book that won't cause a brain meltdown past the first few chapters? I look forward to useful advice, thank you for your time :)
May 13, 2013 at 8:04pm UTC
I'm a beginner as well and I downloaded the first book online and found it to be remarkably unhelpful at this stage, especially since it seems to be c++ 98 not c++ 2011, which is what I'm learning from the tutorial on this site. What works for me so far is a) do the tutorial on this site, b) pace yourself so you don't burn out, c) google everything and read other articles about the same thing so you understand it from every angle, and perhaps most importantly d) write everything down in your own words. Get a notebook and make your own c++ bible that contains the condensed rules and logic and syntax of everything. It will not only be a useful reference along the way, but the act of writing it down will help you learn and codify each lesson. And when you occasionally need to go back and review the last five or six lessons so you don't forget them it will help ease that too.
But I'm a noob so what do I know.
May 13, 2013 at 8:21pm UTC
vlad from moscow
First of all I do not advice the book of Stroustrup. It is the worst book for beginners. I have an experience of communication with beginners and I know what I am saying.
As for book of Bruce Eckel then it is a remarcable book. But it is a book for people who already have some level of programming. You should read it after you will read some book on C++ that indeed is designed for beginners.
As for the third book I do not know it. My advice is to read a book written if I am not mistaken by Prata.
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May 13, 2013 at 8:28pm UTC
I read and liked the book by Gary J Bronson "A First Book of C++ From Here to There" ( second edition ) ISBN: 0-543-36801-8
I believe it was only like 3$ ( after shipping) was like 1$ before shipping used on ebay also and pretty much brand new condition.
[EDIT] looks like they still selling same price:
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May 13, 2013 at 8:31pm UTC
Thank you both for the advice, especially Agnophilo whose advice on the keeping of a notebook and writing down what you learn I shall definitely keep, should hopefully let me get a better handle on things. and Vlad, I did a google search for C++ Prata, and the book C++ Primer Plus (
came up. Is this a solid book for beginners? I had heard some rather bad things regarding C++ Primer Plus, but I know nothing firsthand so I would love some advice.
Also if anyone knows of a more solid beginner book for a complete noob at programming to start with than the ones I listed, please feel free to list them :)
May 14, 2013 at 3:09am UTC
Ok, so I've been doing much more reviewing, and I'm leaning towards the book C++ Primer Plus (6th Edition). Seems to be excellently reviewed for beginners who are novices at programming in general. Anyone have a firsthand experience by chance to help me settle on it?
May 14, 2013 at 3:25am UTC
'm leaning towards the book C++ Primer Plus (6th Edition). Seems to be excellently reviewed for beginners who are novices at programming in general
I think it would be more correct to say "excellently reviewed BY beginners".
Your starting point for C++ book research should be
May 14, 2013 at 3:37am UTC
FYI: Thinking in C++ is available for download from the author's website, so you can see if it interests you. However, as mentioned, it is explicitly not for a beginner to programming in general, just a beginner to C++. It's a pretty good book though.
May 14, 2013 at 1:52pm UTC
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This book Sams Teach Yourself C++ in One Hour a Day (7th Edition) by Siddartha How is pretty decent and easy to read. Although I am not a beginner I bought it for polishing skills, upgrading to C++11 and cutting off C rather than C++ practices my last job made me use. It has around 200 pages or more on STL.
Right now something requred to be considered is to have a book that already supports C++11 IMO.
Amazon says that on next May 19th, Stroustrup will release C++ Programming Book 4th edition. Usually this book is not for novices, but it is full of complete, well described information and best practices.
Until Scott Meyers upgrades his books to C++11, these are the only books I will buy for now.
If Bruce Eckel could upgrade his Thinking in C++ books it would be great.
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May 14, 2013 at 5:45pm UTC
I think the idea of creating your own book by writing concepts down in your own words is a really good
idea. I'm going to do this myself.
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Name: Christopher King
Position: Certified tour guide, New Bight, Cat Island
Guardian Business: Can you briefly describe your experience in the tourism sector and what your role is today?
Christopher: Cat Island is a beautiful place that is rich in culture, music, history, folklore and drama. There are beautiful beaches, places of beauty and interest waiting to be explored. My experience in tourism began on an evening in April of 1993, driving a 1990 Dodge Caravan up the entrance of the Cutlass Bay Resort in Cutlass Bay Cat Island. I was asked by the managers James and Sandy Robertson to transport their guests on a tour of the island to some places of interest.
GB: Why did you choose to work in tourism as a career?
Christopher: I choose to work in tourism because I see it as a vehicle to bring the world to us. Cat Island has attractions, culture, history, bush medicine, and folklore that have yet to be seen and told. I enjoy meeting people and telling them about our God's good land. Someone needs to tell the untold story.
When I arrive back at the resort, the guests thank me individually and tell me what a wonderful experience they had. It was a moment like this that changed my life. Many years ago, I remember dropping off some guests and they asked for my card. I wrote my name on a piece of paper and handed it to them. Driving away from the resort that afternoon, I actually saw the world unfolding before me. Here was an opportunity to start a business. I ran with it. Soon people were telling other people about my tours on Cat Island.
I applied to the island administrator for a taxi plate and was given CI #2 . I was the second person in Cat Island to have a taxi plate. In May of 2000, I became the CEO of C&O Friendly and Efficient Taxi and Tour Services. Working with Olive King, my wife, we sought to improve and develop ourselves by taking advantage of the Bahama Host programs that was being offered at that time.
GB: Has the industry changed since you started your career? How?
Christopher: A memorable moment was the past minister of tourism and other top officials visited Cat Island and specifically asked me to tour them around. We visited many attractions: Mount Alvernia, John Hawkins Plantation, the Rail Road Track, St. Francis of Assisi, Colonel Andrew Deveaux Mansion, the Step Wells, Old Bight Beach and Bourbon Plantation.
I have seen the tourism industry grow in Cat Island from two couples per week to 20 tourists daily. Serving in the capacity as a marriage officer, I have had the opportunity of meeting and marrying many tourists from all over the world. More resorts have been built, more taxis are now in operation, provisions are being made to have more activities for tourists and more food and straw vendors are coming forward to make Cat Island great again.
GB: What should The Bahamas focus on to stay competitive?
Christopher: Cat Island is ready to offer its tourist experience – things that are truly Cat Island. Cultivating and expanding the quality of experience poses a challenge, but with training and encouraging it can be done. Cat Island needs to get past the "getting something for nothing" mentality. We were always people of character and excellence in whatever we do. Its time to rise and shine and to show the world our rich legacy.
GB: What advice would you give to a young person who is considering a career in tourism?
Christopher: To the young people, tourism is a great opportunity to excel to the max. It gives one the chance to put him or herself on top of the world. One can reap great dividends and lasting benefits. It's a career that gives one the opportunity to experience other cultures, traveling, meeting new people and learning about their success. It gives one the opportunity to become his or her own boss.
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The alleged abuse is said to have occurred in the 1970s.
During a committal hearing in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Monday, prosecutor Paula Price said there were more than 50 witnesses in the case.
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Magistrate John Costello is determining whether there is enough evidence to commit the man to stand trial.
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Airline Information:
There are three major airports in the Washington DC area. Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI) and Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA). We suggest that you travel comfortably and with clothing that will not make it difficult for you to get through security.
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Frontier Airlines lands at Reagan National Airport (DCA), which is the closest airport to downtown Washington. You might have to get a connecting flight in the mid-west, but the rates a very reasonable. Discounts apply for groups of ten of more. If you are flying in a big group, please let us know (i.e., if you are flying in with students from other schools in your area.) If you find an individual fare you can receive 10% percent off by using code MC014C (please call 1-800-243-6297 with the internet airfare that you found so that you can receive the discount. Frontier is working on having the discount code apply through the website.)
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — Just when all looked lost, the Angels took a cue from an old friend.
With their Rally Monkey doing his best work in years, the Angels sent the AL Championship Series back to New York.
Kendry Morales drove in the go-ahead run with a two-out single in the seventh inning, and the Angels responded to the Yankees' six-run comeback moments earlier for a 7-6 win Thursday night that trimmed New York's lead in the ALCS to 3-2.
Vladimir Guerrero's single tied it in the seventh for the Angels, who somehow didn't surrender after blowing a 4-0 lead. The Yankees struck immediately after manager Mike Scioscia removed ace John Lackey, with Robinson Cano capping the rally with a two-run triple.
The Game 5 theatrics continued right up to the final pitch, when Angels closer Brian Fuentes retired Nick Swisher on a full-count popup with the bases loaded.
"My hair is falling out," said shaved-headed Angels outfielder Torii Hunter, who had a two-run single in a four-run first. "We're having a little fun, man. Everybody thought we were down."
When Cano put New York up 6-4, everything in somber Angel Stadium pointed to a clinching victory and a 40th AL pennant for the Yankees.
Instead, the Angels showed off the knack for late-game comebacks they've possessed ever since their run to their only championship in 2002, when the beloved Rally Monkey began appearing in the late innings.
"It's a missed opportunity, but we still have another game," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "We've bounced back from tough losses all year long. We've had it happen to us before and been able to get off the carpet."
Although two games in the Bronx — and shutdown starter CC Sabathia — still stand in the Angels' way, the collapse raised the slightest echoes of what happened to the Yankees' last big lead in an ALCS. The Red Sox rallied from an 0-3 deficit in 2004, making a late rally to win Game 4 before finishing off the biggest comeback in baseball history in seven games.
Only six teams have rallied from a 3-1 deficit to win a league championship series — most recently in 2007, when Boston came back against Sabathia and Cleveland on the way to a title. Including the World Series, 11 of 70 teams that fell into a 3-1 hole have made the comeback.
Lackey cruised through the first six innings after the Angels scored four in the first, and the ace reacted with audible disappointment when Scioscia pulled him. Reliever Darren Oliver yielded a three-run double to Mark Teixeira on his first pitch, and Hideki Matsui added a tying single. But the Angels added another comeback to a season full of them.
Jeff Mathis and Erick Aybar reached base to chase A.J. Burnett, the big-money free agent who's still winless in three postseason starts. After Mathis scored on Bobby Abreu's RBI groundout, Guerrero's dribbling single against reliever Phil Hughes eluded a diving shortstop Derek Jeter to tie it — and Morales put the Angels ahead with the latest clutch hit of his breakout season.
"That's not a forgiving team over there," Scioscia said. "They hit pretty quick in that inning with six runs, and we bounced back and answered with three. In the dugout between innings, guys were still pumped up. Just some real good hitting."
Jered Weaver, who started Game 3 for the Angels, pitched a hitless eighth before Fuentes barely escaped the ninth. After two quick outs, he intentionally walked Alex Rodriguez with nobody on base before walking Matsui and hitting Cano with a pitch to load the bases for the slumping Swisher, who battled Fuentes for seven pitches before popping out.
Lackey shut out the Yankees into the seventh with six-hit ball — but Scioscia pulled him with the bases loaded and two outs in the seventh after 104 pitches.
"C'mon, Scioscia. This is mine!" Lackey said when Scioscia emerged to remove him. "This is mine!"
Lackey left to a standing ovation — and the Yankees probably were cheering, too.
Teixeira, 3-for-21 in the ALCS at that point, cleared the bases. Matsui tied it before Cano drove home Rodriguez and Matsui with a triple on his 27th birthday off reliever Kevin Jepsen.
Incredibly, it wasn't over — and Burnett shared the blame with his bullpen. Altogether, the seventh inning featured nine runs and 63 pitches.


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Landmarks in 36 cities in 21 countries like you've never seen them before. Look, the Brandenburg Gate. There's the Arc de Triomphe. The Trevi fountain. The Bilbao. Half the fun is trying to identify all the sites. But if you get stuck, you can visit Shepard's website.
For now, sit back and enjoy. Here's the video.
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She's going to be hitting the airwaves as a DJ on Capital FM.
But it's not forever, she's taking over for five days while DJ Steve Penk goes on holiday.
Kate said: "It's wicked, I never thought I'd end up being a radio DJ.
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The Cambridge Township Board of Trustees approved an agreement with local developer John Jamail Wednesday.
In a previous agreement dating from January 2006, trustees agreed to assume control of the Joma Lane once the Sienna Woods subdivision reached 80 occupancy and Jamail paid for application of a asphalt topcoat. The township would also assume responsibility for street lighting.
But the subsequent real estate market nosedive prompted Jamail to ask trustees to void the 80 percent stipulation. In turn, he would repair storm drains and have the top coat applied.
Trustees accepted Jamail's proposal. They agreed to assume responsibility for the street lighting according to previously adopted township policy.
In other action, trustees agreed to file formal complaints with the Cambridge-Guernsey County Health Department regarding trash at Dunning Lane and Skyline Drive properties.
Trustees agreed to offer no objections to the state's renewal of liquor permits for any holders within the township.
In financial matters, Fiscal Officer Ed Wright reported the cash balance as of Oct. 31 was $899,387, compared to $883,351 at the same point last year.
Payroll costs for the year stand at $123,408, about $1,700 higher than in 2011.
Revenues for October totaled $35,263. For the year to date revenues stand at about $771,000, about $2,000 less than last year.
October expenditures totaled $40,700. Among them was payment for the East 77 Drive catch basin repair project.
Wright requested approval of a $2,797.27 blanket certificate to cover the costs of supplies and materials.
The township is in line to receive $18,200 of reimbursement from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for costs incurred from the June 29 windstorm.
The township continues to receive grits in preparation for the winter season. Cradles are mounted on the trucks and spreaders and plow blades are in operating condition.
Workers cleared fallen brush from along roadways and continue to cold patch potholes. Some roads will require grading prior to the winter.
Trustees are scheduled to next meet at 6 p.m. Nov. 28 at the township garage. They can be reached at 435-8200.


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A group of five Republican and Democratic senators on the homeland security committee introduced a bill today that would require an independent health study of the X-ray body scanners used in airports nationwide.
We have been reporting on the cancer risk associated with the Transportation Security Administration's scanners and on the expansion of X-ray equipment at the border, in prisons and on U.S. roads.
In addition to mandating a health study, the bill would also require the TSA to place larger signs in front of security lines advising airline passengers about the radiation and the option to have a physical pat-down instead.
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'The superannuation system is increasingly leaking revenue, with self-managed super funds now the tax minimisation vehicle of choice." With this statement, the federal Treasury, without justification, sullied 815,000 SMSF members, dismissed the findings of its own super review and undermined one of very few sources of genuine competition in compulsory retirement saving.
That Treasury does not justify the statement in its Red Book of advice to the returning Gillard government is not surprising. The government's review of the super system, led by former Australian Securities and Investments Commission deputy chairman
Its conclusion? "The work of the panel has led it to conclude that the SMSF sector is largely a successful and well-functioning part of the system." Not content with this, Treasury then misrepresents it: "Better enforcement and acceptance of the Cooper recommendations are part of a solution to plug some structural holes," it tells Treasurer
The reality is that having identified no such "structural holes" in the SMSF sector, Cooper's recommendations are much more modest than the Red Book makes out.
"The SMSF recommendations are not dramatic and largely relate to compliance, audit, adviser competency and like measures," Cooper says.
Expanding the menu of penalties for non-compliance, raising the "competence and independence" of auditors and requiring SMSF advisers – specifically accountants – to hold an Australian financial services licence do not suggest SMSFs are the "tax minimisation vehicle" of Treasury officials' imagination.
By contrast, the Red Book shows a lack of imagination in failing to consider what the super system would be like if they inspired a crackdown on the SMSF sector, leading it to shrink.
Forcing workers and bribing the self-employed to set aside money for their retirement bring the benefits of higher national savings and a lower pension bill from an ageing population.
But these measures have the disadvantage of serving up customers to super funds on a plate. As a result, competition between funds is less fierce than if they had to chase new business.
The introduction of choice-of-funds by the Howard government in 2005 freed workers from the fund of their employer's choice. But, faced with industry and retail funds that offered much the same, few bothered to switch.
Cooper's remedy – a raft of regulatory sticks to beat down fees and increase the efficiency of funds – is vastly inferior to the solution disaffected fund members are devising for themselves in rising numbers: setting up their own funds.
As many industry responses to Cooper warn, regulatory sticks such as the simplified default fund MySuper and streamlined administration system SuperStream chill innovation.
Meanwhile, the rapid growth of SMSFs is forcing professionally managed funds to lift their game or risk losing their most profitable members. For example, it is no coincidence retail and industry funds became interested in low-cost exchange-traded funds only after SMSF trustees led the way.
If Treasury is truly worried about the super system "leaking revenue", it should start with the tax concessions on contributions that its secretary,
In any case, as the Henry review concludes, and the Red Book approvingly repeats, the top priority for tax reform is to move taxes "away from more mobile tax bases, such as capital, towards less mobile bases such as land, resources and consumption".
In future, Treasury should heed its own advice, stop attacking the SMSFs that are keeping the industry honest, and devote itself to advising the government on how best to start delivering a new tax mix over the next three years.
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Canada's Kelly VanderBeek announced her retirement Saturday, ending a 12-year career in downhill and super-G skiing.
The 29-year-old from Kitchener, Ont., retires as the most decorated female member of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team and the first Canadian woman to climb onto the podium at the Lake Louise World Cup.
VanderBeek, who resides in Canmore, Alta., with her husband and five-time Olympic kayaker David Ford, returned Saturday to where he career started — Chicopee ski hill, near Kitchener — to announce her retirement.
"This is where the Olympic dream started for me, so it seems only fitting that I'm here to make this announcement," said VanderBeek. "As a ski racer I was prepared for injury but the extent of the knee injury I suffered in 2009 was bigger than I expected. I've always believed I would get back and I'm proud to say I got back.
"Unfortunately, I've decided that Sochi 2014 isn't going to be a possibility because the knee isn't quite there. But at the same time, I think of the experiences that I've had over the past three years and I wouldn't trade them for the world."
VanderBeek suffered a devastating knee injury during a training run at a World Cup event in Val d'Isere, France, in December 2009. Just months before she was due to compete at the Vancouver Olympics, she tore the posterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament in her left knee — in addition to suffering a tibial plateau fracture, an IT band dislodged with bone and extensive cartilage loss under her patella.
Instead of competing in Vancouver, VanderBeek joined the broadcast booth and excelled in a new role.
"Obviously, the hardest thing was missing Vancouver — having worked so hard to prepare to go out there and have a shot at a medal," she said. "I worked for TV and it went really well. They say one door closes, another window opens ..."
VanderBeek has spent the past three years working towards a comeback. She competed in four World Cup races in January and February, 2012, and spent the summer working on and off the hill to give herself the best chance of returning not just to regular competition — but to her best form.
"I've got to the point where I have a healthy leg and I'm extremely grateful for that," VanderBeek said. "But I'm not just looking for a knee that can get me down the mountain — I need a knee that can get me down the mountain as fast as the best in the world.
"Time just isn't on my side. For me, having the chance to be in Sochi just to participate isn't enough. I want to shoot for the fences; I want to win."
VanderBeek claimed three top-three World Cup results and a fourth-place finish in super-G at the 2006 Olympics, where she was famously just 0.03 seconds off the podium. She also had a successful junior career, finishing third in super-G at the 2002 and 2003 FIS Junior World Ski Championships.
In recent years she's forged a career as a broadcaster, having worked as a commentator and reporter for CTV, CBC and Sportsnet. She hopes to continue working in broadcasting, in addition to developing her photography business — Beginnings by Kelly.
"I have sort of a dream and I'm going to swing for the fences," VanderBeek said. "My husband and I plan to continue enjoying the outdoor activities Canmore has to offer while I continue to pursue further work as a broadcaster and host."
VanderBeek has also spent the past three years training alongside and watching the development of a group of young skiers that includes Erin Mielzynski — the first Canadian to win a slalom World Cup since 1971 — and Marie-Michele Gagnon, a talented all-round skier who claimed her first World Cup podium last season.
"I've worked with them and watched them grow. That's one of the things that has kept me going as long as I have — I wanted to train with them and watch them excel," VanderBeek said. "I'm not leaving as the only podium athlete. These girls are so young — the future is very bright."Report Typo/Error


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A fresh battle to free two men convicted of the notorious Rettendon Range Rover murders is being launched in Europe today.
Chris Bowen, a solicitor who has spent the past 11 years fighting to overturn the convictions of Michael Steele and Jack Whomes, claims he has uncovered new evidence which proves the pair's innocence.
Mr Bowen, Steele's solicitor based at Harwich firm Linn and Associates, was due today to lodge a petition on behalf of his client at the European Court of Human Rights claiming both Steele and Whomes were denied a fair trial.
The pair were jailed for life after being found guilty of murdering three Basildon drug dealers - Tony Tucker, Pat Tate and Craig Rolfe - who were found blasted to death in a Range Rover in Workhouse Lane, Rettendon in December 1995.
Mr Bowen said the new evidence, which he is hoping will force another appeal, cast doubt on the credibility of supergrass Darren Nicholls.
Mr Bowen said while the petition is processed by the European Court he and Mr Steele would try to persuade the Criminal Cases Review Commission to refer the case once more to the Court of Appeal.
Whomes, 45, of Suffolk, and Steele, 63, of Great Bentley, were jailed for life in 1998 for the murders after a trial at the Old Bailey.
Along with Peter Cory, of Clacton, the pair were also found guilty of conspiracy to import cannabis.
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Chelsea Bush, a 21-year old model/artist from Brentwood, TN, may admit to not having the most "perfect face" among her fellow contestants on
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Chelsea's elimination meant that Joel Rush, a 26-year-old imaging software salesman from Tampa, FL that had joined her in the competition's "Hall of Beauty" elimination gallery, got to remain in the competition.
"I'm just a little baffled right now," Chelsea said after shown clips of her bad behavior during her time in the competition. "If you pulled out clips on Joel, oof. You'd have a lot, because Joel has no inner beauty. I'm not being a sore loser, I'm just saying I'm better person than Joel."
"I just have these little spats," she added. "I mean, I'm a girl. I can be a bitch sometimes, but who can't."
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"I had to grow up today, and right now I am emotionally and physically exhausted," he said. "I've been trying to be perfect, but what I have to do is relax, don't over think stuff, have a little bit more fun. My fairy tale story is not over yet."
When he got back to the contestants' home, Billy was surprised to find his housemates decked out in goth gear for a "Billy Goth Party" to celebrate his return. One of the party's highlights included Billy revealing that he used to be a Chippendales dancer and getting into a dance-off with Chelsea, who turned out to be a hip-hop dancer herself.
The following day, the contestants met with host Vanessa Minnillo and learned that they would be taking part in another team challenge that would test their "natural beauty" by having them create 30-second video clips advertising a new organic lifestyle company.
After being separated into three teams of two in which Julia Anderson, a 23-year-old magician's assistant from Dallas, TX, teamed up with Laura Leigh, a 21-year-old model from Staten Island, NY; Chelsea partnered up with Ray Seitz, a 29-year-old artist from San Diego, CA; and Billy worked with Joel, the contestants were told to each find one item that they "could not live without" before reconvening with Vanessa.
While most of the contestants had little trouble finding their item and presenting it to Vanessa, both Billy and Ray were told to pick new items after Vanessa deemed Billy's "Murse" (a man purse) and Ray's box of pencils to be more than one item.
"Are you serious? A 'murse!?' Who even uses the term 'murse!?' Ray said later. "I mean, who accepts the fact that they have a bag that had been termed a 'murse,' and then they [use] it to describe their own murse!?"
Billy also had an extra energy bar he was hiding in his boot confiscated as well.
The contestants were driven out to a wilderness trail and told to hike five miles to a beach where they would make their camps. Unbeknownst to the contestants, Vanessa and the show's other judges Nole Marin and Cheryl Tiegs revealed that they would be watching each of the teams and grading them on their ability to work together.
Some of the highlights from each team's hike to the beach included Chelsea and Ray speaking ill of Billy and his "Mister Rogers" attitude, Joel spiking up Billy's hair to make sure it still looked good during a break from running and Laura going to use a port-a-potty only to run back out of it screaming because of what she found inside it.
After the teams arrived at the beach, they were greeted by Dave, the president and founder of the company they would be filming their clips for the following day. He urged them to be inspired by their hike through the wilderness for their clips before leaving the contestants alone to party and -- as per usual -- culminate in Ray running around naked before jumping in the ocean.
The following day, the contestants were woken up at 5AM to begin filming their clips. While most of the contestants attempted to use black plastic plates as makeshift mirrors to get ready for shoot, Joel was the only one to use the reversible screen on the cameras they had been given to prepare himself for the shoot.
While both Laura and Julia received high marks from the judges for helping each other out and listening to each other's ideas while they each shot each others clips, the other teams did not fare as well.
Although Ray showed a great deal of patience as Chelsea flubbed take after take while insisting that a seal sitting on a rock stayed in the shot, Chelsea failed the judges' test when she proved to be incompetent when it came time for her to use the camera to film Ray's shoot.
Similarly, Billy was very accepting of Joel's ideas and did everything he could to help him, leading to him receive -- like Ray -- a positive grade from judges. However, Joel failed the challenge after he got into an argument with a lifeguard who denied the pair access to a lifeguard shack that they wanted to use for Billy's shoot.
Following the shoots, the contestants met with the judges to see how they had fared during their shoots.
Nole felt that Julia's movements during her shoot were "so unnatural" and urged her to try and be herself more in future challenges. However, Vanessa loved Laura's clips, complimenting her "sexy aura." However, Cheryl added that she hadn't believed the words Laura had said were genuine.
Cheryl pointed out a huge editing mistake in Ray's clips that showed people sitting in the background of the shot as he said that he was the only person on the beach. When it came to Chelsea's clips, Nole said he was very "disappointed" by her and that she had not delivered her lines passionately.
Although the judges praised Billy for finally breaking away from his formally stiff sell and being "so natural" during his shoot, they criticized Joel's clips heavily, saying he looked "unpleasant" an saying the video quality was poor.
After announcing that Billy had won the challenge and had the best video of the bunch, the judges revealed that Joel and Chelsea had been deemed to be the challenge's worst two performers and would be up for elimination at the Hall of Beauty.
Upon hearing that he was up for elimination, Joel stormed off into the house by himself.
"I set the bar in this competition since day one, and Chelsea's been the black eye on the face of beauty," an angry Joel added later. "It's kinda like putting a pit bull in a ring with a rabbit. I'm gonna make a little meal out of her and then come beck to the house."
Meanwhile, while aware that she was up against a strong contestant in Joel, Chelsea received heartening advice from Ray, who told her to "Be the underdog that pulls off the upset."
Prior to arriving at the Hall of Beauty, the judges revealed that the week's secret Final Straw challenge would involve an actor posing as a gardener "accidently" spraying each contestant with a garden hose as they entered the Hall of Beauty building.
While Joel reacted to being sprayed very well and said "no problem bro" after the fake gardner offered an apology, Chelsea didn't fare as well as she cursed at the gardener under her breathe as she entered the building.
Before revealing their decision of who they were going to eliminate, the judges gave both Chelsea and Joel a chance to say why they should remain in the competition.
"I don't have a perfect face, as Dr. Palmer had said, and I wanna show people that you don't have to be perfect," Chelsea pleaded. "I'm a good person, on the inside... I'm not afraid to be myself. I'm a little quirky and I think that I deserve to be here."
Joel was a bit more cocky with his response.
"I believe that I have everything it takes, inside and out," he said. "Not only to continue on, but to win this competition. This has the been the most positive experience of my life, and I'm not ready for it to end."
However, the cockiness seemed to work, as the judges then revealed that Chelsea had been eliminated.
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Re-emerging with new music and visual, the Grammy award-winning singer released the visuals for her single, "A Couple of Forevers."
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NEW YORK — A federal judge said Monday that he would reluctantly approve an amended $150 million settlement between the Securities and Exchange Commission and Bank of America to end civil charges accusing the bank of misleading shareholders when it acquired Merrill Lynch.
But U.S. District Court Judge Jed Rakoff called the revised pact "half-baked justice at best" and said the court approved it "while shaking its head." The dispute had been scheduled for trial next week.
The judge last year rejected a $33 million settlement stemming from the early 2009 acquisition, calling it a breach of "justice and morality."
Rakoff said Monday in his written order approving the revised settlement that it was "considerably improved" but "far from ideal."
He said the new deal's greatest defect "is that it advocates very modest punitive, compensatory and remedial measures that are neither directed at the specific individuals responsible for the nondisclosures nor appear likely to have more than a very modest impact on corporate practices or victim compensation."
He added: "While better than nothing, this is half-baked justice at best."
The SEC had accused Bank of America of failing to disclose to shareholders before they voted on the Merrill deal that it had authorized Merrill to pay up to $5.8 billion in bonuses to its employees in 2008 even though the investment bank lost $27.6 billion that year.
The judge said his approval depends on both sides formally ratifying the amended agreement by Thursday, including a change he had recommended — that an independent auditor to oversee accounting at the bank be fully acceptable to the SEC with the judge having final say if the two sides cannot agree.
The new deal also requires that the independent auditor assess over the next years whether the bank's accounting controls and procedures are adequate to assure proper public disclosures. And it calls for the bank to begin submitting executive compensation recommendations to shareholders for a nonbinding vote of approval or disapproval over the next three years.
Rakoff said he would have rejected the revised settlement, which he said provides shareholders a few pennies per share, if he were deciding the issue solely on the merits, but he said the law requires him to give substantial deference to the SEC's view, and he believed it was an instance when judicial restraint was appropriate.
Bank of America spokesman Robert Stickler said the bank was "very pleased" that the settlement was approved.
An SEC spokesman in Washington, John Nester, also said the agency was pleased, calling the accord "fair, reasonable and in the best interest of investors."
The $150 million penalty is the largest ever levied by the SEC for a violation of that kind, he said, noting that the settlement also calls for internal changes to be made by Bank of America to avoid future violations of disclosure rules.


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She regularly posted photographs of two girls side by side, with the caption "WHOS PRETTIERRR?!" Below the pictures, commenters would heckle and vote. One such contest drew 109 comments over three days. When it became clear which contestant was losing, that girl wrote that she didn't care: "nt even tryinqq to b funny or smart." The rival who beat her answered, "juss mad you losss ok ppl voted me ! If you really loooked better they wouldve said you but THEY DIDNT sooo sucks for you."
Oh my god. Well, Emily Bazelon's article on bullying for The Atlantic is also part of her new book, Sticks and Stones: Defeating the Culture of Bullying and Rediscovering the Power of Character and Empathy (Amazon | Indiebound), which … ah, never mind.


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Pretty Decent...I was given this moisturizer to try, although I do not need any age diminishing products- yet! I have oily skin and this DEFINITELY moisturized without being too greasy. I could use a small amount for dry patches and it would make them disappear over night. It feels like it might be too greasy at first but definitely soaks in and is great for wearing under makeup- which is saying a lot for me! It...read more smells great too! I have heard this line is pretty good for it's aging products from everyone that's used it. — 7 years, 4 months agoGlamologyEsthetics | 29 reviews
CreamyI have combo skin and I was worried this cream would make my skin greasy. I am glad I tried it! It smells good and it goes on so well and absorbs quickly. It also does not make my face oily and it is so smooth. Very impressed that it is creamy and does not make my face greasy or oily! — 7 years, 7 months agoMJay13 | 87 reviews
This moisturizer is great!I've used many different day moisturizers because they either had soy, antioxidants, or sunscreens. This one has them all! It penetrates my face instead of sitting on top, looking wet and greasy. While it does have a UVA and UVB suncreen, it's only a 15. I would prefer an SPF of 30, but applying a 30 sunscreen over this moisturizer when needed does the trick. This moisturizer does everything ...read morethe expensive moisturizers do. It's affordable, available, works well under makeup, and is pleasant to use. I don't think it would be sufficient for very dry skin, but I think that it would work well for just about any age group in almost any climate. — 7 years, 8 months agoMaryMcP | 27 reviews
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By Kerri-Ann Jennings [2], May 9, 2012 - 10:18am
Imagine a diet where you can eat anything you want. The catch? You only eat when you're hungry and stop when you're full. It's intuitive eating—a way of eating that helps people establish a healthy relationship with food and their bodies.
I'd read a lot about intuitive eating from bloggers who've embraced the approach after years of dieting and said it had helped them to have a healthier relationship with food—they could eat what they wanted and still maintained a healthy weight. To learn more I interviewed Evelyn Tribole, M.S., R.D., the author of Intuitive Eating and one of the thought leaders on the subject for the May/June issue of EatingWell Magazine (read the full interview here [7]).
As a registered dietitian and associate nutrition editor of EatingWell, intuitive eating makes a lot of sense to me—it's an inherently healthy way to eat. Rather than focusing on some sort of external sense of what you should and shouldn't eat (such as in a diet), intuitive eating makes you the expert on how much, when and what you eat. This shift turns eating from a struggle to an enjoyable way to nourish your body.
Here are Tribole's 10 principles of intuitive eating:
1. Reject the Diet Mentality
Diets give you rules about when and what you should eat. Intuitive eating says that you are the person best able to tell you that information—unlike diets, no foods are off limits when you eat intuitively. It empowers you to be the expert of your body—but in exchange you have to get rid of the idea that there's a perfect diet that will be the one that finally works for you.
2. Honor Your Hunger
Hunger is your body's way of telling you to eat—nourish your body by tuning in to mild hunger cues and eating before you get ravenous (waiting until then may lead you to overeat). When I spoke to Tribole, she told me that while people are generally good at identifying extreme hunger, gentle hunger can be harder for people to identify. Start to cue in to your hunger—and fullness—by taking time throughout the day (and especially before, while or after you eat) to check in with your body and asking yourself how hungry or full you feel. By doing this you'll be able to identify those different levels of hunger and fullness.
3. Make Peace with Food
Are there foods that you consider off limits? Or do you feel guilty about what or how much you eat? According to Tribole, restricting certain foods can lead to uncontrollable urges and overeating. So make peace with food by giving yourself unconditional permission to eat. That's right—if it's ice cream or doughnuts you want, go ahead and have it without the guilt. Tribole mentioned that studies have shown that people who diet often end up gaining weight in the long term, but intuitive eating can lead to stable, healthy weights.
4. Challenge the Food Police
On a related note, Tribole says you should stop categorizing food as good or bad (and labeling yourself good or bad for what and how you eat). Getting rid of rules and the judgment calls that accompany them are an important step in eating intuitively.
Related: "Bad" Foods That Are Actually Good for You [8]
5. Respect Your Fullness
Just as you learn to tune in to—and honor—your hunger, start noticing your body's cues that tell you when you're full. Hunger and fullness encompass a wide spectrum, from stuffed to ravenous. Try to avoid each of those extremes. Instead, learn to identify when you're comfortably full—the point when you're no longer hungry and the food you're eating is losing its enjoyability. Do this by taking time during your meal to ask yourself how the food tastes and how full you feel. During our interview, Tribole mentioned that clients she's worked with are surprised to find that even when they're eating a highly palatable food like French fries or brownies, there's a point when those foods become less enjoyable and you can stop eating. It's a sign that you've had enough.
6. Discover the Satisfaction Factor of Eating
Eating should be an enjoyable, satisfying experience. Enhance that satisfaction by making mealtime special—set the table, sit down to eat. If you're eating alone, focus on eating without distractions like TV. Or take pleasure in sharing a meal with others. Tribole says that satisfaction is one of the keys that will help you realize that you've had "enough." Not only that, by knowing you can eat whatever you want, you may end up eating less of those really enjoyable foods—this isn't your "one time" to eat bread or cake, for instance, so there's no need to overdo it.
7. Honor Your Feelings Without Using Food
Although eating should be enjoyable, it shouldn't be your main source of comfort. Find other ways to deal with your feelings—like anxiety, loneliness, boredom and anger—that are not food-related. Take a walk, call a friend, write down your feelings… If you've typically used food to soothe your feelings, explore new ways to deal with feelings that don't involve eating.
8. Respect Your Body
Accept and respect your body as it is now, whatever shape and size you are. As Tribole says, "It's hard to reject the diet mentality if you are unrealistic and overly critical about your body shape."
Must-Read: 5 Foods You Should Be Eating for Your Best Body—Inside and Out [9]
9. Exercise—Feel the Difference
If you're exercising just to burn calories, then it becomes a chore. Exercise is important for your health—and it does burn calories—but if you don't enjoy it, you're less likely to do it regularly. Tribole recommends tuning in to how exercise feels. I'd add to that experimenting with different forms of exercise and finding things you enjoy—if it's going to the gym you don't like, think of walking, dancing, bike riding, rock climbing or playing with your kids instead.
Related: 4 Natural Foods to Fuel Your Next Workout [10]
10. Honor Your Health
When you start tuning in to how food tastes and how your body feels when you eat, then you'll also start noticing that some foods make you feel better than others. That doesn't mean you have to give up bad foods, says Tribole—quite the opposite. You should strive for foods that taste good to you and, in your overall diet, get in foods that are also healthy for you (and therefore make your body feel good).
Must-Read: 10 Secrets of Clean Eating [11]
Are you an intuitive eater? Tell us what you think below.
TAGS: Kerri-Ann Jennings [2], Diet Blog [12], Diet [13], Health [14]
Kerri-Ann Jennings is a registered dietitian with a master's degree in nutrition from Columbia University.
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This Fashionista easily transitions from classes to work in a sleek all-black ensemble. Her simple look proves that sometimes, basic really is better.
Name: Annette Naranjo
Major: Early Childhood Education
Year: Junior
CollegeFashionista: Where is your outfit from?
Annette Naranjo: My top is from Target and my faux leather leggings are from Forever 21
CF: Who do you look to for style inspiration?
AN: I love the Kardashian's style. I love Kourtney's classiness and Kendall and Kylie's edginess! They are all very trendy. Also I love everything Olivia Palermo wears!
CF: What's your 'everyday uniform'?
AN: My everyday uniform is leggings with an oversized tee or leggings with an oversized sweater for the cold season. With boots of course!
CF: What are some of your favorite brands or designers?
AN: I love Forever 21 for cheap trendy items. I love Tory Burch's handbags and shoes. David Yurman has timeless jewelry that I can not do without. Oscar de la Renta, Chanel and Dior's collections are to die for.
CF: What are the most fashionable items on your Christmas List?
AN: So many things! Max and Chloe's monogram necklace, Frye boots, Tory Burch classic black flats, new running shoes, leopard print loafers, a peplum polka dot top from Urban Outfitters, every color sheer blouse, Minnetonka 3 layer fringe boots… the list goes on!
How To: Annette's trend-inspired outfit works so well because she stuck to an all-black look. Faux-leather leggings are a great way to spruce up a simple outfit; I especially like this Topshop pair. Button-downs are a basic of every wardrobe, and adding an element of sheer updates this timeless item.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Police in Jacksonville are asking for the public's help in providing any information regarding what they call the brutal killing of an 83-year-old man in his home Tuesday night.
Robert Levey's body was found after it was set on fire in his home in the 3600 block of Mimosa Drive on the Southside. Police are not saying how he died.
"I can tell you this: It was a brutal murder in that house behind me," Lt. Rob Schoonover said at a news conference outside the home Thursday.
IMAGES: House fire kills homeowner
Schoonover did say the cause of death will be key in the investigation.
Investigators said they're looking for a young man in his teens or 20s who was seen running from the home. They're asking people in the neighbor hood if they saw anything that the suspect would give off signs.
"We kind of feel someone would know something about this if they had a relative or friend in changes in physical appearance, acting strangely the last couple of days," Schoonover said. "We would be glad to receive that information and work that tip."
Neighbors are still upset. They were friends Levey, whom they knew as the cat man. They said he took care of strays and always had nice words for everyone.
"Anything you need he would give to you," neighbor Judy Moran said. "I hope they get who did this."
"They might have seen something that night and might not think it's important," Schoonover said. "Any little tip they saw, someone two or three blocks from here fitting that description. He had some injuries on him, cuts, bruises."
If anyone has information about the killing, call the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office at 904-630-0500 or Crime Stoppers at 866-845-TIPS.
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From Ice To Nice: Six Ways To Be More Approachable
When I was in high school, one of my friends was the most sought-after girl in school. I had other friends that were prettier, smarter, and nicer but boys were crazy for her.
It took me a little while, but I finally figured out why she was constantly asked out, in a relationship or every guy's dream girl. She was approachable. She was pretty but not beautiful. She was smart, but not a know it all. She was always friendly, smiling and nice. Her secret: Every guy thought they had a shot at her. They always felt comfortable talking to her and she always made them feel great about themselves. She is now married to a wonderful guy who is also the whole package.
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30 Days/Muslims and America
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Muslims and America is the third episode of the first season of 30 Days, and the third episode overall.
David Stacy is the perfect representation of an American Christian from the South. David will spend 30 days in Dearborn, MI, one of America's largest Muslim communities. He will become Muslim for the next 30 days, from the day he leaves West Virginia until the day he returns.
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David Stacy, 33, is a good Christian husband and father from West Virginia. Like many of his fellow Americans, he has gained new awareness in recent years of the Muslim presence in the country, but has yet to have any real understanding of the religion or community beyond his own stereotypes. For 30 Days, he will live with the Hagues, a Muslim couple living just outside of Dearborn, MI--one of the largest and densest Muslim communities in the United States. He will immerse himself in the Muslim culture and community, initially with the belief that the experience will confirm his preconceived notions of Islam and its followers
David Stacy is married to Aileen Stacy with 2 year-old son, Alex. He graduated with a B.A. in Sociology/Economics in 1992 from West Virginia University, and completed post graduate MBA course work via Marshall University. He has been employed as Commercial Insurance Sales Executive for the past 8 years in Charleston, West Virginia.
Shamael Haque, 27, is currently a first year resident in Neuropsychiatry at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, MI, having graduated from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine in 2003. Shamael also holds a Masters degree in Health Management and a B.A. in Arabic, both from the University of Michigan. While studying at the University of Michigan in 1999, Shamael also won the National Collegiate Boxing Association's "flyweight" championship.
Sadia Shakir Haque, 28, attends Thomas Cooley Law School in Lansing, MI. Upon graduation in August 2005, Sadia plans to work in the fields of tax and estate planning. She previously earned her undergraduate degree in Sociology from Barry University in Miami, FL, where her parents reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Haque have been married 4 1/2 years after meeting initially through college acquaintances. Both are first generation Pakistani Americans and practicing Sunni Muslims. Together they have one daughter, Hanaan, who recently celebrated her second birthday. The family lives in Canton, MI, a suburb of Dearborn.
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text: I have had my 2000 allroad off the road for many months due to a bizarre set of unfortunate incidents. I had a friend put in an Inmotion Chip (mines a diesel 2.5) that failed (no fault of Inmotion) and needed the ECU to go to Austria to be repaired. Anyway.. Now it's going again but the air suspension is not working at all. It was working fine with the previous Inmotion chip. The centre console is on the lowest light (sometimes its blinking usually it's on steady), the drivers warning light is on constantly. The 'jack mode' activates/deactivates correctly. Manual mode likewise. However pushing any up or down button achieves nothing. The car seems to drive well anyway. I live 2.5 hours away from any dealer, however my partner was there yesterday and asked that the codes be read. No codes. The diagnostic did say "control unit defective" but the tech had no advice to offer her as to how to proceed from there! So how do I proceed from there? Where is the control unit and can I reset it and/or test it. Where is the air pump and is there a way to test it in isolation from the control unit. Any advice gladly devoured.


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The Knicks mounted a furious fourth-quarter comeback to beat the Bucks, 91-88, Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks dragged through three quarters before showing their first signs of life since being wiped out in Boston Thursday night, 104-59.
Jamal Crawford led the way and put the Knicks up in the closing seconds with a side-angle jumper that went off glass. He apologized to Knicks fans for the Boston debacle during his post-game interview on the court.
Fred Jones also played a key role in the win, scoring all 10 of his points in the final period. Jones did not see action until an injury to Stephon Marbury's shoulder forced him out of the game. The comeback was initiated and completed with Marbury in the locker room.
Crawford and Zach Randolph each had 25 points to lead the Knicks. Michael Redd had 27 points for the Bucks.


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