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A WOMAN who was told she wasn't going to live has defied the odds to beat a rare form of cancer.
Anne Jonker, of East Ipswich, was diagnosed with uterine cancer five years ago by a chance discovery when she had a hysterectomy after fibroids were found on her uterus.
The mother of six was notified by doctors on Mother's Day in 2008 that her chances of survival were slim.
"My youngest son was only eight at the time and I thought he's not going to have a mother," the 55-year-old said.
My youngest son was only eight at the time and I thought he's not going to have a mother.
"I hadn't been sick a day in my life - I've never had a flu or a cold."
Doctors discovered the uterine sarcomas - malignant cells on the uterus wall - when pathology tests were carried out following the hysterectomy.
With no treatment available, Mrs Jonker was required to attend regular check-ups to monitor the cancer.
Now, five years on, her specialist has told her they are 99% sure the cancer would not return.
"This May it will be five years so it is pretty much classed as cured," Mrs Jonker said. "I'm thrilled - I think I've been a lucky one."
This May it will be five years so it is pretty much classed as cured. I'm thrilled - I think I've been a lucky one.
Queensland Centre for Gynaecological Cancer research director Andreas Obermair, Mrs Jonker's specialist, said there was far less community awareness for gynaecological cancers than breast or prostate cancer, but it was just as deadly and in desperate need of further research.
"An alarming four out of every 12 Australian women diagnosed with gynaecological cancer will lose their battle with the disease," he said.
"Equally alarming is the significant reduction of government funding since 2010, while the number of diagnosed cases has continued to rise.
"Not only is it crucial we discover more about early detection methods and cure, but it is vital we find more advanced, less invasive treatments."
Mrs Jonker, who lost her friend to ovarian cancer in 2011, has made it her wish to increase the awareness of gynaecological cancers and call for greater support networks.
"My friend was left on her own," she said. "She relied on friends and family to help her through.
"I think women are the last ones to bother to go and check on ourselves. We worry about our kids and everybody else ... we are the last ones we think about.
"It's really hard to detect ovarian cancer, but early detection could save your life."


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City school tours: Proceed with cautionEDITORIAL
November 17. 2012 11:34PM
Last week there was a minor political controversy about Manchester elected officials organizing parental tours of the local public schools. It's funny how politics can mess up a good idea.
School board member John Avard and Alderman Patrick Arnold organized tours of Gossler Park Elementary, Northwest Elementary and Parker-Varney Elementary. They are to take place on Thursday, Nov. 29. Mayor Ted Gatsas and four other school board members objected to these politician-led tours.
Though parents ought to have access to the schools, Gatsas said, he was concerned about classroom disruptions and child safety. Having politicians lead groups of parents through the schools while they are in session was a bad idea, he said. The school board voted 7-5 to approve the tours anyway.
Avard and Arnold might have the kernel of a good idea, but Gatsas' concerns are valid. A better way to get parents involved would be to schedule more open houses.
It is much more informative for parents and school staff members if parents can tour facilities while teachers and administrators are available to answer questions.
That also would prevent the tours from becoming distractions for students and teachers.
The public schools belong to the people, and they ought to be accessible. But for obvious reasons, trotting large groups through the schools while they are in session is problematic. The board ought to work with the district to add another open house or two to the calendar. And if school board members want to bring parents through the schools, they ought to be able to do that, but only in small groups that won't disrupt classes or pose safety concerns for students.


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You hear a lot of bizarre alien conversation at Comic-Con International, but the strangest one I heard this year was between a vintage comics dealer and a shocked collector asking about a nice copy of "Iron Man" No. 55, the February 1973 issue that features the first appearance of Thanos.
"I'm asking $6,000 for it," the dealer said Sunday afternoon without irony or wink. "I know that's high — hey, that's really high — but that's next year's price."
The issue was a nice one (a slabbed copy, a certified 9.6 grade in appraised condition), but that sounded like an example of galaxy-level overpricing to me. I walked over to an adjacent booth where I saw a familiar face, Ted VanLiew, the owner of the Hampton, Mass.-based Superworld. He seemed only mildly shocked by the Never Never Land negotiation and the number of zeros involved. A year or two after you could buy a decent copy of the issue for $60, there's a frenzy for it.
"That is the chosen book this year," VanLiew said. "It tends to rotate by the year or the season, and it depends on the activity in Hollywood with the films or [if in the comics] there's a new story line and an existing character is getting new attention. And — spoiler alert — after everyone saw the Avengers movie and the end of it, 'Iron Man' No. 55 is that book."
If you've seen "The Avengers," you know that Thanos makes a tiny but memorable inter-dimensional cameo. If you haven't seen "The Avengers," well, why are you this far into an Internet story with Marvel in the headline? The Joss Whedon-directed movie has made $1.5 billion in worldwide box office, and the unfinished-business vibe of the Thanos appearance has made Marvel fans believe he is poised to become the Darth Vader figure in the Marvel Universe on screen.
"You know it was going to go up after that, but it's just rocketed to the moon in a way I didn't see coming," VanLiew said. "I had a 9.4 certified copy that I sold here for $1,200, which was a bargain, the guy just snapped it up because they're going to $1,600 or $1,700 online now. But $6,000? I think he's getting a little happy there."
What about Guardians of the Galaxy? On Saturday, Marvel Studios let go of the worst-kept secret in Hollywood when studio President Kevin Feige confirmed that the lesser-known team of interstellar heroes is getting its own film and that it would be released in August 2014. The Guardians first appeared in 1969 but got a major reinvention in 2008 (and the membership in the movie is more beholden to the 2008-launched mythology, with Star-Lord, Drax the Destroyer, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon and Groot), so on the vintage market the impact has been less bombastic than the Thanos example.
But VanLiew said a four-issue story arc that began in an August 1975 issue of "The Defenders" might be the next bags-and-boards sensation. "The issues of 'The Defenders' No. 26-29 with the Guardians of the Galaxy and intergalactic story line, those are the ones that guys are starting to ask for. They're dirt cheap in the guide — they are like $10-12 — but take my word, in the next few months those are going to go nuts. So start looking."
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The NRL judiciary has found St George Illawarra prop Jason Ryles guilty of a grade four careless high tackle on Northern Eagles forward Gary Winter.
He has been suspended for five weeks and will miss out on representing NSW in the first two State of Origin matches. Considered a certain starter in the NSW side, a visibly dismayed Jason Ryles left the hearing without comment.
St George Illawarra CEO, Peter Doust said that it was the club's view that Ryles had a defence.
Ryles' counsel, former judiciary boss Alan Sullivan QC, immediately sought to have the charge downgraded.


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Ellis tells Bucks he will opt out of contract
Jun. 18, 2013
ST. FRANCIS, Wis. (AP) — The Milwaukee Bucks have lost their leading scorer.
Monta Ellis has informed the Bucks he won't exercise his $11 million option for the upcoming season, making him an unrestricted free agent July 1. The move Monday wasn't a total surprise, coming after Ellis rejected a two-year contract extension last fall.
There's a chance the Bucks could lose their second-leading scorer, too.
Brandon Jennings, who combined with Ellis to contribute almost 37 percent of Milwaukee's points, is a restricted free agent this summer, meaning the Bucks have the right to match any offer for him. J.J. Redick, traded to Milwaukee from Orlando in February, also is a free agent.
"Obviously, with the three guys ... you've got three pretty good ballplayers," new coach Larry Drew said earlier this month.
Ellis led the Bucks with 19.2 points and 37.5 minutes last season, his first full season in Milwaukee. He and Ekpe Udoh came to the Bucks from Golden State at the trade deadline in 2012 in exchange for the oft-injured Andrew Bogut and Stephen Jackson.
But the Bucks have known losing Ellis — or all of their guards — was a possibility, and already have begun to adapt.
Milwaukee has a pair of promising big men in Larry Sanders and John Henson, and Drew has indicated the two will be the cornerstone of his team. Sanders made huge strides in his third season, more than doubling his scoring average (9.8 points) and grabbing more rebounds (672) than he had in his first two years combined. Henson, a rookie, showed his potential with a monster game April 10 in Orlando, flirting with a triple-double with 25 rebounds, 17 points and seven blocks.
"These big guys are going to be big part of the future," Drew said earlier this month. "I think their development is going to be very important, but you can't teach height, you can't teach length. John and Larry Sanders, these guys are two guys that can really affect a game, and I'm very excited about the chance to work with both guys."
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In Nashua, land for park and ride plan has critics
By KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
NASHUA - With aldermen set to vote tonight on whether to purchase land for a future park and ride lot and possibly a train station, residents voiced numerous concerns about the proposal on Monday.
Fewer than 10 local citizens attended a Ward 7 neighborhood meeting to discuss the merits of a $1.4 million land purchase by the city.
After nearly a year of postponements, the board of aldermen is set to vote today on whether to acquire two parcels at 25 Crown St. for the proposed park and ride lot. A handful of residents, however, say they have serious reservations about the land buy.
"What is this going to do to my property value, and what about crime?" asked Melissa Hammond, who lives next to the site. "When we add more cars, we are going to be adding more crime."
Traffic will significantly increase in the nearby neighborhoods once a park and ride lot is operational, said Hammond, who is concerned about how the small, narrow roadways will handle the additional cars. She said drugs and robberies are already a problem in the area and that she fears it will only get worse if more motorists are frequenting a park and ride site. If the city doesn't purchase the property, which is owned by Armstrong Cabinets, Mayor Donnalee Lozeau said the parcel will eventually be acquired by someone else, most likely a developer.
"The way you change it is to add some life to it," said Lozeau, asking residents to have a vision for what the area could eventually become. "It doesn't have to be a dead spot."
There are currently two park and ride lots in Nashua, one at Exit 8 and another at Exit 5.
An estimated 38,000 vehicles travel along the East Hollis Street corridor near Crown Street where the parcel is located, explained Lozeau, saying it is a good commuter location. The last time the property was up for sale was in 1949, said the mayor, adding this is an ideal opportunity to plan for the future.
Officials also noted that this is the only downtown area that already has 800 feet of straight train track already in existence.
The proposed park and ride lot would accommodate a maximum of 250 vehicles, according to Kathy Hersh, community development director, who said vehicles would access the lot from Arlington Street and then take a left onto Crown Street.
"Back when I was an alderman, everyone was against this idea," said Paula Johnson.
Although the $1.4 million land purchase would be made using federal dollars and state toll credits, Johnson said tax dollars are still being spent on the project. She urged those in attendance to understand that the purchase is primarily for a train station, not a park and ride lot.
Lozeau said no decision has been made on whether to convert the property into a train station, saying that argument can be held once a rail study is completed in about 18 months. The goal, said Lozeau, is to preserve all of the options and look further at the neighborhood she admits has some challenges.
"But having a vacant building here is not going to be the answer to the problems," said Lozeau. She said Armstrong will be moving out of the facility, and she is hoping to change that area and move it in a positive direction.
Alderman June Caron, Ward 7, encouraged the residents to get involved in the local neighborhood crime watch and to report drug activity to police.
"I feel like I am an army of one here. It is like nobody cares," said Hammond.


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During a 30-day period last year, seven residents at the Elizabeth Scott Community all were 100 years old or older.
Today, there are two residents 100 years or older, including 104-year-old Edna Sandys, living at the facility on Albon Road near Maumee.
At other retirement communities across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, dozens of residents are celebrating the century mark and beyond.
What's going on here?
More people on the planet, more people living longer. Perhaps playing a role: medical advances. A push for staying active, mind and body. Campaigns that promote consumption of fresh, rather than processed, foods.
RELATED: At nearly 110 years old, Tiffin woman is still the life of the party
The centenarian trend is expected to increase dramatically as Baby Boomers come of age, leading some people to wonder whether 100 will be the new 50.
Not only are people living longer, many continue to work at the age of 80, 90, or even 100.
Centenarians today come from a generation that lived through the Great Depression, two World Wars, the Space Age, and into the Digital Age. These are people who are helping to redefine Old Age, and possibly could help erase such stereotypes of the crotchety, porch-sitting, chair-rocking old fogy who yells at the kids, "Keep off my grass!"
A Baby Boomer is a person born during post–World War II, between the years 1946 and 1964. In 2011, the first of that generation reached what used to be known as retirement age. And for the next 18 years, Boomers will be turning 65 at a rate of about 8,000 a day.
The sheer number of Boomers can help explain the trend of more people living longer, said Melanie Ayotte, administrative support with communications and government outreach for the Ohio Department of Aging. She said the department doesn't track the number of centenarians within the state, but said the 2010 census showed Ohio had nearly 1,900 residents who were at least 100 years old.
Matt Bucher, director of marketing at the Elizabeth Scott Community, said the seven centenarians residing at the facility were the most ever at one time there. He credits the longevity to the life and times of a hearty generation. "I think they ate better. A lot grew up on the farm. They knew how to survive. That generation is inherently tough. I really believe they have the ability to handle adversity," he said, noting the importance of keeping the mind and body active.
From 1980 to 2010, the number of centenarians in the United States grew 66 percent, while the total population grew 36 percent, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. As of the 2010 census, more than 53,000 Americans were 100 or older. Based on estimates, by 2050, there will be more than 600,000 centenarians in America.
Supercentenarian status — for those living to 110 — is achieved by about one in 1,000 centenarians. Estimates put the number of supercentenarians in the world at a few hundred people out of more than seven billion people. There are only about 60 individual verified cases of living supercentenarians today.
This week, northwest Ohio will be one of the places on the planet with a supercentenarian in its population. Tiffin resident Audrey Lott, born Oct. 18, 1903, will celebrate her birthday this week, becoming a supercentenarian at the age of 110 on Friday.
Mrs. Lott has a few years to go to earn accolades as the oldest person ever. Jeanne Louise Calment, who died in 1997, was a French supercentenarian who reportedly had the longest confirmed human lifespan in history, living to the age of 122 years.
Misao Okawa, born March 5, 1898, is a Japanese supercentenarian who, at the age of 115 years, is listed as the world's oldest living person today.
Jeralean Talley of Inkster, Mich., was born May 23, 1899, and at the age of 114 years, is reportedly the oldest living American and is the second-oldest living person in the world.
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Founded in 1945, the Missoula Mendelssohn Club is one of Montana's oldest music institutions. This season marks the Club's 70th season. The Club is a male choir whose members are broadly representative of the Missoula community, and have included active and retired teachers, professors, ranchers, lawyers, doctors, ministers, policemen, firemen, businessmen, and students. We are united by a love of singing. The Club's repertoire includes classical, folk, and popular music.
The Club has sung in cities and towns throughout western Montana and made three tours of Europe. In 1987, the Club organized and hosted the first major international chorale festival held in the USA, the Missoula International Chorale Festival. The Festival, which now has an independent board of directors, has brought singers to Missoula from over 40 countries and several US states. The festival celebrated its ninth anniversary in 2013.
Missoula Mendelssohn Club Conductors
2011 - Present: Dean Peterson
1973-2011: Don Carey
1962-1973: Joseph Mussulman
1950-1962: Lloyd Oakland
1948-1950: Steve Niblack
1945-1948: Norman Gulbrandsen
The Club is a 501(c)(3) organization with an elected president, treasurer and directors. Current officers are: Chris Tweeten, President; Hans Zuuring, Treasurer; and Directors David Clark, Archie McMillan, Don Millhouse, Bill Miller, David Rice and Saxon Holbrook. Dean Peterson is the Club conductor and Diana Pacini-Bauer is the accompanist.


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Richard D. "Dick" Clark, 80, of Jamesport, Mo., died Thursday, March 14, 2013 at the Indian Hills Care Center in Chillicothe, Mo.
He was born Jan. 14, 1933 in the Poosey Area East of Jamesport, Mo., the son of Heral and Blanche (Gillilan) Clark.
As a young man, Dick attended the Shelburne Baptist Church and Calvary Baptist Church.
Dick joined the United States Army at the age of 19 and served his country in the Korean Conflict during 1953 through 1955. He later worked on the Rock Island Railroad and then at Reed Seeds in Jamesport, Mo. Dick was a member of the graduating class of 1950 of Tri-County High School in Jamesport.
Dick was a lifelong resident of the Poosey Community until moving to Jamesport in 2011.
Dick had several teams of pulling ponies and won many contests, bringing home trophies from the Missouri State Fair.
Dick is survived by three children, Dan (Karen) Clark, Webb City, Mo., Mike (JoEllen) Clark, Chillicothe, Mo., and Sherry (Bobby) Hecker, Chillicothe, Mo.; eight grandchildren; three step-grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren; brother, Duke Clark, Colcord, Okla.; sisters, Betty Sands, Pottsboro, Texas, Marlene Griffin, Jameson, Mo., and Carolyn Huston, Jamesport, Mo.; 11 nieces and nephews, one aunt and several cousins.
He was preceded in death by an infant son buried in Goppingen, Germany; his parents; an infant sister, Doris June, his precious sister, Annabelle, who passed away at the age of eleven years and older brother Bill Clark of St. Joseph.
Memorial Services with Military Rites will be 2 p.m. Sunday, March 24, 2013 at the Roberson Funeral Home, Jamesport, Mo. Inurnment will be at a later date in the Coy-Brummit Cemetery, southeast of Jamesport, Mo. The family will receive friends from 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Cremation has been provided by Roberson Funeral Home, Jamesport, Mo.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Dick Clark Memorial Fund in care of Roberson Funeral Home, 503 S. Broadway, Jamesport, MO 64648. Online condolences may be left at www.robersonfuneralhome.com.
Jamesport resident Richard D. "Dick" Clark, 80, died Thursday, March 14, 2013
Richard D. "Dick" Clark, 80, of Jamesport, Mo., died Thursday, March 14, 2013 at the Indian Hills Care Center in Chillicothe, Mo.


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CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — No. 8 Clemson has another chance in the national spotlight — and doesn't want to blow it like last time.
The Tigers (8-1, 6-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) hold their first Thursday night game at home in 11 years when they take on Georgia Tech (6-3, 5-2). It was a month ago when college football last centered on Death Valley and the ACC's first top-five showdown in eight years, with Florida State in town.
Instead of a shootout, it was a Florida State beatdown with the 'Noles scoring the most points ever by an opponent at Clemson in the 51-14 loss that cost Clemson a shot at the ACC title.
Tigers coach Dabo Swinney likes how his team has bounced back since with sizeable road wins over Maryland (40-27) and Virginia (59-10). Still, he knows his team must keep striving if they hope to have a special season.
"Not many teams that started in the top 10 stayed in the top 10," he said. "Our team has kind of hung in there and had a really good season to this point, but we're going to be judged on how we finish."
Defensive tackle DeShawn Williams said the Tigers owe the fans after the Florida State debacle and are ready to make amends against Georgia Tech.
"It feels like we haven't had a home game in forever," he said. "I think we're going to give a lot of positive feedback."
Georgia Tech has never made it easy for Clemson and doesn't figure to in this one, either. The Yellow Jackets are trying to keep alive their ACC title hopes — they are among four two-loss teams atop the Coastal Division — and lead the league at more than 311 yards rushing a game this season.
Tech coach Paul Johnson has won four of the six meetings with Clemson since coming on board with the Yellow Jackets after the 2007 season, several of those when a Tigers victory would've been historic. The Jackets spoiled Swinney's head coaching debut in 2008 and beat Clemson for the ACC championship a season later.
Two years ago, it was Georgia Tech's 31-17 victory that ended Clemson's 8-0 start and run to a national championship. The Yellow Jackets come in off three straight victories.
"We look at it as an opportunity to go in and measure ourselves as a team and see if we've made the progress we feel we've made in the past couple of weeks," Johnson said.
Five things to watch for in No. 8 Clemson's game with Georgia Tech
TAJH ON TARGET? Clemson senior quarterback Tajh Boyd has had some up and down moments this season. He threw no interceptions his first four games, then had six picks in the past five. Boyd seemed to right things in Clemson's last game when he passed for 377 yards and three TDs in the blowout win at Virginia and the senior is eager to end his career strongly. "I want to be remembered as a finisher," Boyd said.
GEORGIA TECH'S OPTION. The Yellow Jackets have run over Clemson the past six meetings, surpassing 300 yards on the ground in all but two games of that stretch. They went for 339 yards rushing in last year's 47-31 loss, yet held a 31-30 lead in the fourth quarter before fading. David Sims and Robert Godhigh have combined for more than 1,000 yards and 11 TDs.
CUT BLOCKS. Williams smiled when asked about Georgia Tech. "Man, I don't want to deal with all those cut blocks," he said. The Yellow Jackets offensive linemen are proficient at the practice of tying up a defender low and getting them on the ground. Williams says the Tigers must be fast at moving their feet to make plays.
THURSDAY NIGHT MADNESS. Clemson hasn't had a Thursday night game at home since losing to North Carolina State 38-6 in 2002. The school's administration tried to stay away from such home games because of the disruption to academic life. Afternoon classes will be cancelled for the game, although the parking lots for fans won't open until 2 p.m., perhaps limiting the usual tailgating crowd at Death Valley.
SACK MASTERS: Both sides feature pass rushing ends who have made a difference this season. Clemson's Vic Beasley leads the ACC and is third in the country with 10 sacks. Georgia Tech's Jeremiah Attoachu has six sacks and is a big reason why his team's given up less than 19 points a game this year.


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yay another ohioan!!! Ive been to shows around your area... in Dayton and the suburbs you might have even seen me around!
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I love llamas... they make me laugh seeing these photos- except the one in the sandwich- be nice to the llamas... do not eat them...
Llamas ever been in a SW movie besides ROTS? need to see more... doctor's orders!
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I missed the last few contributions in here last month. Nice work, Richard!
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Thursday, June 27
• Exxon Mobil Annuitants, noon, Vandalia Ponderosa.
• The St. Elmo Unit of Home and Community Education, 1:30 p.m., St. Elmo Public Library.
• All 4-H general projects have to be checked in at Brownstown Elementary School, 4-7 p.m.
Friday, June 28
• The Fayette County 4-H General Project Show, 5-8 p.m., Brownstown Elementary School.
Saturday, June 29
• St. Elmo Clothes Closet, 9 a.m.-noon, First United Methodist Church Parsonage.
The Hoffman family reunion was held on June 16 at Rogier Park in Vandalia.
Four Hoffman families were represented at the reunion, those of Leonard, Harry, Edmund and Arnold.
A member of the Harry Hoffman family, Ed Hoffman, will celebrate his 100th birthday on Aug. 9.
Members of Albert Hoffman's family present were: Evelyn Probst of Ramsey; Connie Weller of Bethalto; Gail Greer of O'Fallon; Peyton Greer of Austin, Texas; May Della Probst of Bingham; Alan Probst of Fillmore; and Keith and Donna Probst, Connor and Gretchen of Estherville, Iowa.
Night Woods Critters are active
With all the rains, which soften and muddy the yard, we are seeing tracks of various little night critters who come out of the woods at night.
The Homestead Security Team of Katy, the black Lab/blue heeler mix, and Josie, the 13-year-old "puppy," don't really patrol diligently, or even together, but each responds to the presence of woods critters in their own way.
Celebrate Anniversary
Dane and Belinda Harpster of St. Peter celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on June 11. They enjoyed dinner at Red Lobster that evening.
The couple ordered anniversary rings, and are waiting for their delivery.
Weekend Visitors
Mahala Harpster of Village Ridge, Mo., spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Dane and Belinda Harpster of St. Peter. Mitch, Gretchen and Owen Harpster of Cape Girardeau, Mo., came to visit them on Sunday.
Father's Day Guests
Thursday, June 20
• Vit-Em-In Sunday school Class potluck, 6 p.m., First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
Friday, June 21
• Kingdom Rock Vacation Bible School for children pre-K through fifth grade, 6:15-8:15 p.m., St. Elmo Christian Church at 112 W. Sixth St. Youngsters can register at the door. Those needing a ride may call 829-5050 or 267-4770.
Poor Smoky, (the Adorable) Little Donkey …
… is beginning to look bedraggled and rather woeful as it rained yet again on his yard. He likes to lie on his side in the sun, but now, even if the sun is shining, his "sunning place" is muddy.
He doesn't like to get his pretty ears wet, let alone get mud on them! A suggestion was made to put Astroturf on his portion of the outdoors "play & romp" place, but it was quickly vetoed.
The Underground Critters, Moles …
Tommy Daugherty of Farina and Courtney Young of Farina were married on Saturday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church.
Tommy is the son of Louis Daugherty and Nora Pinnell and Courtney is the daughter of Joel and Shelley Young.
The couple will reside in Farina.
Lcpl. Mitchell Buzzard and Morgan Russell were married on Saturday at St. Elmo. Mitch is the son of Dean and Sandy Buzzard and grandson of Carroll and Pat Lotz.
The couple will reside in San Diego, Calif., where Mitchell is stationed in the Marines.
Thursday, June 13
• Lunch Bunch, noon, Mary Ann's Restaurant.
• The St. Elmo District Library Board, 7 p.m., St. Elmo Public Library.
• The Fayette County Extension Foundation, 7:30 p.m., Extension Office, Vandalia.
• The Effingham Chapter #110 Order of the Eastern Star, 7:30 p.m., Effingham Masonic Temple.
• The Fayette County Livestock Committee, 8 p.m., Extension Office, Vandalia.
Friday, June 14
Visits Daughter
Belinda Harpster of St. Peter spent the weekend with her daughter, Mahala Harpster of Villa Ridge, Mo. They spent the day Saturday shopping for Mahala's wedding. On Sunday, they went to the flea market in Wentzville.
St. Peter Church
Attendance on Sunday was 196.
Ellijah Bahde served as acolyte.
The organist was Jamie Lotz.
Elders were Charlie Wachholz and Paul Reynolds.
Remember in Your Prayers
• Those with health concerns:
-Leann Hardiek
-Barb Schaal
-Earl Storck
Update on Katie
We have had some inquiries about Katie, Bill's black lab/blue heeler puppy. Katie is about a year old now. She is still energetic, barks at the woods critters and at Callie, the kitty, when Callie goes out on the back deck.
However, Katie soon quiets down and Callie stretches out on the deck in the sun (that is, when the sun is shining).
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Clarke Forsythe has studied Roe v. Wade for 25 years. However, his research has taken an interesting twist over the past 15 years due to the release of the personal papers of a few Supreme Court justices who were a part of that fateful decision.
What he discovered were a number of blatant legal and factual errors the court made in declaring abortion legal on Jan. 22, 1973. Forsythe, who serves as the senior counsel at Americans United for Life, is the author of the book, "Abuse of Discretion: The Inside Story of Roe v. Wade" (Encounter Books, $27.99). He recently spoke with Our Sunday Visitor about the political, legal and cultural climate that led to the decision and its dire consequences more than 40 years later.
Our Sunday Visitor: Most people associate abortion law with Roe v. Wade. However, there were two decisions made on Jan. 22, 1973. What was the other one?
Clarke Forsythe: In Doe v. Bolton, they produced the definition of health. They defined it as any reason or factor related to the emotional well-being of the patient. Thus, it became a limitless health definition. So, when you put the two together it explains why the United States is one of only four nations that allows abortion for any reason after fetal viability. We are ranked with North Korea, China and Canada as four nations out of 195 around the globe that allow abortion for any reason after fetal viability.
OSV: What was the political or legislative climate in the court during that time?
Forsythe: The justices first took these two cases in April of 1971, not to create a right to abortion but rather to settle a mundane procedural issue. But in September of 1971, there was a crisis in the court when Justices (Hugo) Black and (Marshall) Harlan retired within a space of a week due to ill health. Black died a week later, and Harlan died at the end of 1971.
That reduced the court to seven and it flipped the balance of the court and created a four-justice block of pro-abortion justices that pushed (William) Brennen, (Potter) Stuart and (Thurgood) Marshall to take the two cases that were chosen to settle a state/federal jurisdictional issue and not intended to create a right to abortion.
OSV: So, there was an agenda here?
Forsythe: Yes, I argue that if Black and Harlan had been on the court, they would have probably voted against a right to abortion. But, with their absences, these four justices created a temporary majority. Oral arguments were heard in December of 1971, and they immediately pushed to sweep away the abortion laws and to declare a right to abortion as quickly as possible before those vacancies could be filled.
OSV: How has the release of the papers changed your understanding of the court?
Forsythe: I was surprised to find that the justices latched on to this medical myth that abortion was safer than childbirth. And that medical assumption drove the outcome. It shaped the whole opinion even though there was no reason, evidence or facts on record in 1971 or '72 to show that abortion was safer than childbirth. Also, there was no record, no trial, in Roe v. Wade or Doe v. Bolton. They were decided on motions to dismiss, and the cases went straight to the Supreme Court. And when they got there, there was no judiciary record, no trial, no hearings nor cross-examination. So what ended up in the courts opinion was based upon independent research and briefs filed in the Supreme Court.
OSV: Why do you say Roe was a procedural mistake?
Forsythe: It is the most controversial case of the 20th century with the least amount of evidence to support it.
They took the cases to decide the jurisdictional rule with no evidentiary record on abortion or its implications and then decided to use the cases to decide a right to abortion which violated many prior decisions in which they said, "We will not decide judicial issues without a record. We will not decide constitutional cases without a full record." The justices violated a long-standing principle that they have espoused before and since that they would not decide constitutional questions without an adequate record, and in Roe and Doe, there was no evidentiary record at all.
A renowned federal judge, Henry J. Friendly, pointed out this mistake by the justices in these decisions in a little-noticed article in the 1970s. The justices' papers show that mistake in greater detail and clarity than ever before.
Contrary to the normal conduct of the court, the justices not only invalidated state statutes but proceeded to write, in effect, a detailed, national abortion law that it has continued to impose for 40 years.
Eddie O'Neill writes from Missouri.
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The Stone Bridge Commission was established by Public Law 1904, ch. 1158. The bridge spanned the Sakonnet River between Tiverton and Portsmouth and was one of several bridges (later named the Sakonnet River Bridge) built at that spot on the river. The commission was formed in the wake of a storm that seriously damaged the existing wood bridge. (This was one of several storms that inflicted serious damage on bridges built at this same spot before, and which do so again in later years.) The damage made the bridge unsafe for traffic passing over it and impassible to water navigation.
The purpose of the commission was to replace the existing wood bridge with a sturdier steel structure. The commission was charged with choosing the bridge design, soliciting bids and entering into contracts for its construction. Construction was completed in 1907. The bridge featured a span capable of opening up to accommodate boat traffic and a set of rails for electric cars conveying passengers back and forth across the bridge.
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A clinical psychologist and painter, Yolanda Sanchez produces expressive, abstract compositions that distill her experience of the world into colors, marks, and gestures. Inspired by nature, poetry, dance, calligraphy, and Asian art, and working with oil on paper or canvas, she approaches each work as if it were a palimpsest. Through layered smudges and strokes of color, she records her thoughts and emotions. Though Sanchez began painting figuratively, she eventually moved towards abstraction, which, for her, is the most direct and open means to connect with herself, her viewers, and her surroundings. "Making art for me is a way of being present in the world; it is an act of attention," she says. "And through this attention, I give back and offer praise to the world. As such, my work is celebratory, expanding, opening, and about offering pleasure."
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Since when did i publish miracle reports.... Please clarify!catmoon wrote:CreativeMind wrote:The poster has mentioned that lots of people have seen the 'lotus', with their bare eyes and not through a camera lens I presumed.
In this case, the lens flare effect may be ruled out.
The halo is real and a common effect. The lotus is lens flare beyond a shadow of a doubt. You will notice the it does not appear in the same position in each photo, it moves around depending on camera position as lens flare does, and in all of them there is even a small secondary image of the sun in the center of it. If people are claiming to have seen lens flare with the naked eye, they are getting confused with the halo or the reports are garbled together and they are being repeated without rational examination.
This is getting ridiculous. A while back we had a bunch of pictures published here that were taken at night in the rain and the images were spattered with dots of light that were claims to be miraculous "Buddha lights" or something. They were in fact a common effect caused by raindrops getting on the lens. Before you claim a miracle, PLEASE learn a thing or two about photography. Or optics. Or logic. Or anything.
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The cleaner is also one of those great all-in-one cleaners that doesn't take up a lot of space on your shelves, but packs a punch by performing a multitude of tasks including removing stains, odors, boosting your laundry, and cleaning carpets. Today I want to show you 5 ways we used Kids ' N' Pets Stain & Odor Remover in our home this month! Spot Clean Your Couches- Do you get MYSTERY stains on your couches that you wonder if someone may have used your couch as a napkin or as a tissue for their nose? I don't either. That's disgusting. If you did though, I would tell you that this cleaner works fantastic on those types of stains on your couches and leaves your couch looking and smelling fresh. You will want to test for colorfastness by applying the cleaner on a hidden area and allowing it to dry first, especially if you are the kind of family that buys fancy couches. 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A woman allegedly working as a common streetwalker Wednesday night caught a break when police said they decided to issue her a court summons instead of placing her under arrest.
TAUNTON — A woman allegedly working as a common streetwalker Wednesday night caught a break when police said they decided to issue her a court summons instead of placing her under arrest.
Police said the 33-year-old Granite Street woman began bartering over the price of sexual services after getting into an unmarked car on Harrison Street with two plainclothes Taunton police detectives.
Complaints about prostitutes through the years have led undercover police to target Harrison Street and Harrison Avenue.
Police said they noticed the woman walking slowly and making eye contact with passing vehicles. Once she got in their car, she allegedly agreed to perform the two sexual acts for $40 and $60 apiece.
Police said after making the short trip to headquarters with the woman in the back seat, they identified themselves as officers.
But after telling them she was more than six months pregnant, police said they opted to issue the woman a court summons instead of arresting and booking her for offering sex for a fee.
Published reports indicate the same woman was arrested or picked up on warrants at least four times from 2010 to 2011, mostly for drug offenses.
She was one of nearly five dozen people arrested on drug charges in 2010 when state, local and federal law enforcement conducted Operation RF Diesel at the former Taunton housing project known as Fairfax Gardens.
Foxboro police arrested her in 2011 for being present where heroin is kept and on two outstanding default warrants.
Wrentham police that same year reportedly arrested her on two occasions, one time on a warrant and another for breaking and entering.


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In Moving Instagram Post, Actor Colton Haynes Opens Up About Mental Health
To honor World Mental Health Day Tuesday, out actor Colton Haynes took to Instagram and wrote a lengthy post about struggles with depression and anxiety.
Haynes, 29, gets personal, writing about his childhood and a decades-long battle with mental health.
"Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay. This is a photo I took of myself about a month ago when I had reached a point where I had no idea what to do," the "American Horror Story: Cult" star wrote in a post with a selfie. "I had been in bed crying/paralyzed for 3 wks with no explanation. My personal life & career were at an all time high."
In his post, Haynes also his fans to "seek help" during their "darkest moment."
"I've talked about this before, but I can't stress enough how important it is to seek help when your feeling down or in your darkest moments," he adds. "I've struggled with Anxiety & Depression since I was in the 5th grade & it's not something that should go untreated or uncared for.
"I know a lot of people don't understand mental illness & pass it off as ppl being dramatic...but it's a chemical Imbalance that no one wants to struggle through. It's not easy," the actor continued.
"So let's all take a second to reach out to those in need of help & those who just need someone to talk to or some encouragement," Haynes concludes. "A little love goes a long way. My heart is with my fellow survivors & ppl struggling through this disease...you aren't alone."
This isn't the first time Haynes has opened up about his mental health. Last year, the "Arrow" actor wrote a pair of essays for Paper magazine, where he discussed his battle with anxiety and other mental health issues.
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This article provides information on "Paper Jam Errors on a Dell 5330dn Laser Printer".
During the print process you may receive one of the following Paper Jam errors:
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These errors may be related to a hardware component in the system or may be caused by a settings issue. Before attempting any hardware troubleshooting please ensure that the paper type and size of the selected print job has been set correctly.
If you receive any paper jam error on the LCD screen, please try the following steps to resolve:
1. Open the Paper Tray and remove any jammed Paper
2. Ensure that the paper you are using is within the specifications set out in the 5330dn User Guide
3. Reseat the paper and ensure that the paper tray is set to the correct size setting (usually A4).
4. Close the Paper Tray and Power off the Printer
5. Remove all communication cables (USB or Network depending on your set-up) from the printer.
6. Power the Printer back on.
7. Try Printing a Demo Page Report from the Printer Control Panel:
-> Press the Menu Button
-> Press the Down Arrow until Reports is highlighted and Press Select.
-> Press the Down Arrow until Demo Page is highlighted and Press Select.
-> The Demo Page should Print.
8. If the Paper Jam error did not occur then the issue was not hardware related. Reconnect the Communication cable and try printing a Windows Test Page.
Printing a Windows Test Page using Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7.
9. If the Test Page Prints Ok then the system and Set-up is working as designed.
10. If the Paper Jam error recurred when printing the Demo Page, please continue with the diagnostics.
11. Try another paper Tray from another working 5330dn Laser Printer (if available) and print a Demo Page.
12. If error recurs or no other Paper Tray available, please check the Pick Up roller for signs of wear or tear.
-> To check Pick Roller, remove the Paper Tray.
-> The Pick Roller sits above the Paper Tray.
-> To remove the Pick Roller from the printer simply pull down the tab on the left hand side and slide the roller off to the left
13. If the Pick roller looks damaged, cracked or worn, try another roller from a working 5330dn Laser Printer (if available). If none available, please contact Dell Technical Support to advise.
14. If the Pick Roller looks Ok please remove the Toner and remove any jammed paper.
-> Open the top cover and pull the toner cartridge out. Set it on a clean flat surface.
-> Carefully lift up the feed guide.
-> Remove the jammed paper by gently pulling it straight out.
-> Flip down the feed guide.
-> Reinsert the toner cartridge and close the top cover.
15. Try printing another Demo Page
16. If issue recurs after reseating the Toner, please continue troubleshooting the Fuser Assembly and duplex Tray.
17. Remove the Duplex Tray
-> Pull the duplex unit out of the printer.
-> Locate the paper and remove it.
-> Insert the duplex unit into the slot.
-> Open and close the top cover.
18. If error recurs, please try another Duplex Tray from a Working 5330dn Laser Printer (if available).
19. If error recurs with a working Duplex Tray or none is available please check the back door of the printer for any jammed paper.
20. Try another Fuser Assembly from a working Dell 5330dn Laser Printer (if available).
-> For detailed instruction on removing and installing the Fuser assembly please see article:
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