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Does a compromised heart limit our emotional opportunities and physical capacity for love? It can. But only if we let it. Read on to see how PH patients handle the intricacies of dating and dealing with a chronic health condition.
By Katie Tobias, PH Patient
"A major part of starting and maintaining a relationship with PH is being comfortable with your situation," Brittany, a 27-year-old PH patient, explains. "If you're not confident that you're well enough or emotionally stable enough for a relationship, the other person is going to see that and back off."
Brittany is married now, but her dating life did not begin with Prince Charming. While on Flolan™, she dated a few people, and she remembers one sweetheart in particular: "When I showed him my Hickman site, his response was 'Eww! That's disgusting!'" Naturally, Brittany swore off dating for a while and, in that time, was able to come off Flolan™ and leave the pump behind.
Then one day her friends dragged her to a concert where she met her future husband, Daniel. "I didn't have the pump when I met Daniel, but I don't know that it would've made a difference," Brittany explains. "I've let him know that there's always that chance that I may have to go back on it, but he's more worried about how much time I'll spend in the hospital with infections than what it looks like. Being open and honest was the best thing I ever could've done because it opened the channels of communication where he wasn't afraid to ask questions. If someone's not willing to accept every aspect of PH, they're not worth your time."
Allow me to introduce you to high school sweethearts, Hannah and Joe. Hannah, now 22, was diagnosed with PH at age 5, so she had plenty of time to navigate the uncharted waters of dating with PH. "I know that I am more than just a sick person," she says. "Even though I have a disease, it doesn't mean that I should feel guilty…or be overly cautious or reckless…."
Joe actually read about Hannah's story in a local newspaper before he moved to the area and couldn't wait to meet her. "Hannah has been very open about her illness with others," he explains. "I think it is mostly because she knows she is an encouragement to others who struggle with PH and other medical complications."
Ladies, you might want to grab a box of tissues because there's more. "After we started dating, I would learn a little more at a time on a regular basis," Joe continues. "I grew more and more in love with her. I realized that part of what made Hannah herself was all that she had gone through and experienced. We talked about what life would be like, and I loved Hannah so much that my feelings for her were greater than any negative effects [PH] could have on our relationship." Joe and Hannah are now married, and they have an adopted daughter. Joe, do you have a twin?
The glass is either half full or half empty, and with PH, it's easy to be thirsting for more. But, again, it all goes back to perspective. Many of us can identify with this next patient's fears of being undesirable with a machine around her waist and a tube coming out of her chest. Though it is a constant reminder to Robin that she doesn't get to be "normal," her husband, Jerad, considers the pump a blessing. It means more time with his beloved wife. Six months after starting Flolan™, Robin and her hubby exchanged their vows in front of 150 people. The pump was placed in an oven mit, inside a mom-made purse designed to match her beautiful ivory gown perfectly.
Like Robin, PH patient Geal believes the illness can have a positive effect on a relationship and marriage. "My husband has been my rock and foundation and also my greatest listener. I know our relationship as husband and wife has gotten stronger since my diagnosis, and we know now how fragile life can be and how it can change in a heartbeat, figuratively speaking."
So, does a compromised heart limit our emotional opportunities for love? Obviously, not. But, what about the sexual side of things? With the catheter in her chest, Geal says she and her husband are more careful when they're cuddling or being intimate, but it hasn't changed their love for each other.
As Brittany said in the beginning, as long as you're okay with your situation, everyone else will be too. Sean says that transitioning off the pump gave him back what rapper T.I. calls the "swagger of a college kid." It's all in how you perceive yourself. That's all that matters. If you feel sexy then you are sexy, no matter what.
Instead of being seen as sick and fragile, we should be desired. We are a rare, hot commodity. Even with a life-threatening illness, we just keep going and going and going… in every aspect of our lives.
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The American Heart Association recommends a daily sodium intake of 2400 mg or less for the American population and 2000 milligrams (mg) or less for patients with heart failure. Many American take in nearly 6000 mg of sodium each day. The general recommendation for patients with PAH should follow the guidelines of the American Heart Association, that is an intake of less than 2400 mg per day (see http://www.americanheart.org ). In patients with right heart failure, their physician may recommend a more restricted sodium intake.
The first step one can take to lower sodium intake is to stop using the salt shaker entirely when cooking, baking, or eating a meal. Another effective way to lower one's sodium intake is to minimize the consumption of processed foods. Processed foods are those that are prepared commercially including most canned, frozen, commercially baked, and dry foods. One should try to eat foods that are more natural, unprocessed (such as fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, and poultry), or home-cooked (from scratch) rather than commercially-prepared meals.
When buying processed foods, one should look for the following comments on the nutrition label: "low sodium", "sodium-free", "no salt added", and "unsalted". Low sodium indicates that the food has 140 mg or less per serving, very low sodium indicates the food has 35 mg or less per serving, and sodium-free indicates that the food has less than 5 mg of sodium per serving. When shopping, it is important to take into account not only the milligrams of sodium per serving, but also the size of the serving. The percent daily value of sodium listed on a food label is based on a 2400 mg sodium allowance over an entire day. It is also important not to be misled by "light" labels. Many low-fat or fat-free foods are high in sodium. In addition, "reduced sodium" can be deceptive if a product is high in sodium to begin with. For example, "light soy sauce" still contains over 500 mg of sodium per tablespoon. A listing of sodium content of food and guidelines for various levels of sodium restricted diets can be found on the American Heart Association web site.
The use of low-salt substitutes should be discussed with one's physician. Many of these substitutes are high in potassium and may not be advisable for patients with kidney problems or those who are taking potassium-sparing diuretics (i.e., spironolactone). A number of other herbs and spices can be substituted for salt and salt substitutes to enhance flavor. These include basil, bay leaves, chives, curry powder, dill, garlic, ginger, dry mustard, nutmeg, onion, parsley, rosemary, sage, savory, thyme, and turmeric.
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The information provided on the PHA website is provided for general information only. It is not intended as legal, medical or other professional advice, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for consultations with qualified professionals who are familiar with your individual needs. PHA does not endorse or recommend any commercial products or services.
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Moses exhorts the children of Israel to keep the commandments, to teach them to their children, and to be exemplary before all nations—They are forbidden to make graven images or worship other gods—They are to witness that they have heard the voice of God—They will be scattered among all nations when they worship other gods—They will be gathered again in the latter days when they seek the Lord their God—Moses extols the mercy and goodness of God to Israel.
1 Now therefore hearken, O Israel, unto the
2 Ye shall not
3 Your eyes have seen what the Lord did
4 But ye that did cleave unto the Lord your God are alive every one of you this day.
5 Behold, I have taught you statutes and judgments, even as the Lord my God commanded me, that ye should do so in the land whither ye go to possess it.
6 Keep therefore and do them; for this is your
7 For what
8 And what nation is there so great, that hath
9 Only take
10 Specially the day that thou stoodest before the Lord thy God in
11 And ye came near and stood
12 And the Lord spake unto you out of the midst of the fire: ye heard the
13 And he declared unto you his
14 ¶And the Lord commanded me at that time to
15 Take ye therefore good heed unto yourselves; for ye saw no manner of similitude on the day that the Lord spake unto you in Horeb out of the midst of the fire:
16 Lest ye
17 The likeness of any beast that is on the earth, the likeness of any winged fowl that flieth in the air,
18 The likeness of any thing that creepeth on the ground, the likeness of any fish that is in the waters beneath the earth:
19 And lest thou lift up thine eyes unto heaven, and when thou seest the sun, and the moon, and the
20 But the Lord hath taken you, and brought you forth out of the iron furnace, even out of Egypt, to be unto him a people of
21 Furthermore the Lord was
22 But I must die in this land, I must not go over Jordan: but ye shall go over, and possess that good land.
23 Take heed unto yourselves, lest ye
24 For the Lord thy God is a consuming
25 ¶When thou shalt beget children, and children's children, and ye shall have remained long in the land, and shall corrupt yourselves, and make a graven image, or the likeness of any thing, and shall do
26 I call
27 And the Lord shall
28 And there ye shall serve
29 But if from thence thou shalt
30 When thou art in
31 (For the Lord thy God is a
32 For ask now of the days that are past, which were before thee, since the day that God created man upon the earth, and ask from the one side of heaven unto the other, whether there hath been any such thing as this great thing is, or hath been heard like it?
33 Did ever people
34 Or hath God
35 Unto thee it was shewed, that thou mightest know that the Lord he is
36 Out of heaven he made thee to hear his voice, that he might
37 And because he
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39 Know therefore this day, and consider it in thine heart, that the Lord he is
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44 ¶And this is the law which Moses set before the children of Israel:
45 These are the testimonies, and the statutes, and the judgments, which Moses spake unto the children of Israel, after they came forth out of Egypt,
46 On this side Jordan, in the valley over against Beth-peor, in the land of Sihon king of the Amorites, who dwelt at Heshbon, whom Moses and the children of Israel smote, after they were come forth out of Egypt:
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Freda Ellen Rann, 91, of Harrisburg passed away at 12:25 a.m., Friday, March 22, 2013, at the Carrier Mills Nursing Home.
Freda was born on Aug. 26, 1921, in Saline County to the late John B. and Bertha (Vinson) Cowsert. On April 27, 1940, she married Robert F. Rann, Jr. and he preceded her in death on Oct. 9, 2005. She was a member of the Saline Ridge Baptist Church but recently attended Liberty Baptist Church.
Surviving family members include three sons: Ron (Brenda) Rann of Harrisburg, Roger (Carol) Rann of Raleigh and Jerry (Nancy) Rann of Herod; two daughters-in-law: Carole Sue Rann of Greenwood, Ind., and Judye Rann of Carrier Mills; 14 grandchildren: Tammy (Mike) Syers of Carrier Mills, Gary (Renee) Rann of Enid, Okla., Eric Rann of Carrier Mills, Trudy Jo (Chris) Reed of Harrisburg, Ronita (Jeff) Murrie of Harrisburg, Ronald Rann Jr. of Evansville, Ind., Steve Rann of Eldorado, Chris (Brandi) Rann of Harrisburg, Beth Ann (Brian) Stansell of Cincinnati, Ohio, Lisa Fenlon of Indianapolis, Ind., Ryan (Samonica) Rann of Harrisburg, Jeff (Emily) Rann of Harrisburg, Amanda (Dewayne) Hobbs of Gilbertsville, Ky., and Jim (Traci) Rann of Harrisburg; 20 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; sister: Oma Lee Muensterman of Eldorado; several nieces and nephews.
Freda was preceded in death by her parents, husband, three sons: John Rann, Fred Rann, and Randy Rann, daughter-in-law: Donna Rann, and sister and brother-in-law: Virginia and Elmer Brady, and brother-in-law: Robert Muensterman.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, March 25, 2013, at Reed Funeral Chapel in Harrisburg. The Rev. Jeff Owens will officiate. Burial will follow in Sunset Lawn Cemetery in Harrisburg. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday, March 24, 2013, at Reed Funeral Chapel in Harrisburg. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Southern Illinois Blue East Team. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
Condolences may be sent to the family through the obituary page at www.reedfuneralchapel.com.
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Longtime Durango resident Ernest A. Schaaf died Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, at his home in Durango.
Known as "Ernie" to his many friends, he was born to Alvin and Edith Schaaf on Nov. 5, 1917, in Murray, Utah. In the late 1800's Ernie's family came to Durango then briefly moved to Utah, coming back when Ernie was two. Ernie attended school in Animas City. He was sharp, with a strong work ethic, and graduated from Durango High School at the age of 15. He and Peryl L. Kelley were married in Aztec, N.M., on Aug. 20, 1939. They had four children and 73 years together.
Mr. Schaaf worked at Gradens Flour Mill until he went into the service on Aug. 18, 1943. He served his country until 1946, when he went into the service station business. His service station was located at 1101 Main Ave. for most of his 48 years in the business.
He was a member of Rotary and a lifetime member of the Elks Lodge. He was a regular customer at Parsons Drug Store where the local coffee club met. As an avid sportsman, his hobbies included golfing, working with horses, hunting and fishing. The family said, "He embraced the outdoors as much as the outdoors embraced him." He was a family man who included his kids in many outdoor activities.
Mr. Schaaf was on the City Planning Commission for 10 years, served numerous terms on the Hillcrest Board of Directors, and in his term as president was instrumental in naming the Navajo Trail Open golf tournament.
His family said that he considered every kid a member of the family and liberally devoted his time sharing stories and building lasting relationships. He was a man of character who depicted the values of the greatest generation.
Mr. Schaaf is survived by his wife, Peryl Schaaf of Durango; son, E. Wayne Schaaf of Dolores; daughters, G. Lavon Schaaf and Thelma (Tammy) Schreiner both of Durango, and Sherri L. Gaugh of Aztec, N.M.; seven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and by numerous nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by two grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the First United Methodist Church.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Animas Museum, La Plata County Historical Society, P.O. Box 3384, Durango, CO 81302, and Colorado Talking Book Library, 180 Sheridan Blvd., Denver, CO 80226.


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Oakland [1] is a city in the Bay Area of California in the United States of America. While it neither has the concentration of tourist amenities present in its glamorous neighbor San Francisco nor the suburban safety of sprawling San Jose to the south, the visitor can easily spend a few pleasant days here. The often negative opinions of those who have neither lived in nor even visited Oakland should not deter you from exploring what is the Bay Area's and probably America's most diverse city and undervalued cultural center.
If nothing else, you can simply enjoy what Rand McNally rated as the best weather in the country. It is called "Oakland" because it is heavily populated with oak trees.
Although Oakland is often overshadowed by tourist-friendly San Francisco across the bay, and politically famous Berkeley to the north, Oakland offers both the best and the worst of the Bay Area.
Travel guides to Oakland, by long-standing tradition, often start off with a quote by famous Oakland resident Gertrude Stein, who said of the city, "There is no there there." Although the quote takes Stein's rumination out of context, for the visitor, "There" is most easily found in one of Oakland's beautiful neighborhoods and interesting, if somewhat eccentric, shopping districts. Oakland is constituted of a number of very distinct, village-like neighborhoods, all of which host a heady mix of cultures and peoples.
Since the 1960s, Oakland has been a hub of radical culture, and is known as the birthplace of both the Black Panther Party and the Hell's Angels. Oakland's history in the arts and entertainment arena is notable as well, as Oakland has nurtured or been a second home to novelists Jack London, Gertrude Stein, Amy Tan, and Maya Angelou; actors Mark Hamill, Bruce Lee, and Tom Hanks; architect Julia Morgan, classical conductor Calvin Simmons, rapper Tupac Shakur, graphic-novel author Daniel Clowes, and many more notables in the liberal arts and sciences.
According to the 2000 Census, Oakland is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the United States (a title it shares with Long Beach, California), with over 150 Languages spoken. Reflecting this, a number of annual events are held in Oakland, such as the Art & Soul Weekend (held on Labor day weekend), the Cinco de Mayo Fruitvale Festival Parade (early May), the Chinatown Streetfest (late August) and the Oakland Holiday Parade in December.
Get in
By plane
Oakland International Airport [2] (IATA: OAK) is served by many domestic and international carriers, including Southwest Airlines [3] and JetBlue. There is private shuttle service ($10-25) to hotels in Oakland and San Francisco, and public transit service (AirBART [4], and AC Transit [5] Line 73 or Line 805) to the Oakland Coliseum BART Station which takes exactly 12 mintues from the airport to the Oakland Coliseum Bart Station (which is adjacent to the similarly named Amtrak Capitol Corridor station).
Other air travel options include the San Francisco [6] (IATA: SFO) and San Jose [7] (IATA: SJC) International Airports. SFO, with its BART station, is the more convenient of the two. Those flying into San Jose might have to battle significant traffic, pay for an expensive van or taxi ride, or take VTA's Airport Flyer (Route 10) [8] to the Santa Clara Caltrain Station, then Caltrain to the Millbrae Intermodal Station, and then BART toward Oakland. (From SFO and Millbrae, BART provides direct service to West Oakland, Lake Merritt, Fruitvale, and Coliseum stations; those traveling to other Oakland stations, such as Oakland City Center/12th Street, must change trains no later than West Oakland.)
For private pilots, Oakland Airport (ICAO: KOAK) has a separate General Aviation area "North Field", essentially the equivalent of another airport to the north of the commercial facilities, with separate tower, taxiways, and radio frequencies. Its long runway is frequently used for jet travel, and Oakland makes a far better GA destination than San Francisco's (ICAO: KSFO) complex, heavily trafficked field.
By train
Oakland is served by the regional rail system Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) [9] and the nationwide, long-distance rail service Amtrak [10], with the Bay Area's largest Amtrak station located in the neighboring city of Emeryville.
BART [11] connects to Oakland from stations in San Francisco, the Peninsula, Contra Costa County, and the far northeastern reach of Silicon Valley. Prices vary by distance, but a one-way ticket to Oakland is usually $2-4.
The following Amtrak lines serve the Oakland station at Jack London Square, an easy twenty-minute walk away from the center of Downtown:
The California Zephyr route (Emeryville, California to Chicago) starts and ends at the nearby Emeryville Amtrak station, accessible on public transit by AC Transit [15] line 31 and by the Emery-Go-Round shuttle [16] to the Macarthur BART station in the Temescal neighborhood.
AC Transit Route 73 [17] (day) and Route 805 [18] (owl) provide fast, frequent, inexpensive, 24-hour bus service between the Oakland Coliseum BART station and the Oakland International Airport. Amtrak Capitol Corridor customers pay $0; ask your train conductor for a Transit Transfer. BART customers pay $1.75; take a BART-to-bus transfer from the white machine, before leaving the paid area of the BART station. The second part of either transfer is valid for a discounted return trip within several days. Otherwise, AC Transit's regular cash fare is $2.
AirBART is a direct bus shuttle between the Oakland International Airport and the Oakland Coliseum BART [19] train station. The shuttle costs $3 for adults and $1 for children, seniors and persons with disabilities. AirBART accepts fare payment in the form of prepaid BART tickets, available just inside the BART station's entrance; you can also pay by inserting three $1 bills into the machine on the bus.
By car
From San Francisco, Highway 80 east over the beautiful Bay Bridge leads to Highways 580, 880, and 980, which go to east, west, and downtown Oakland respectively.
From Marin, Sonoma, and other counties along the northern coast of California, take US-101 to Highway 580 and cross the Richmond Bridge. 580 leads directly into Oakland.
From Monterey, Salinas, and the Central Coast, follow US-101 to San Jose and connect to Highway 880, which leads to Oakland.
From Tracy, Modesto, and the Central Valley's southern portion (Southern California, too), take the scenic Highway 580 over the Altamont Pass.
From Stockton, either follow the Altamont Pass route or take Highway 4 through Contra Costa County to Highway 242, then to Highway 680, which connects to Highway 24.
From Contra Costa County, Highway 24 through the Caldecott Tunnel leads to north Oakland.
From the northern East Bay, Vallejo, Fairfield, and the greater Sacramento, Highway 80 west leads directly to Oakland.
Most northern entries to Oakland go through the heinous MacArthur Maze, a spaghetti-like mashup of four freeways trying to merge and pass each other. It's got terrible traffic during commute times (7AM-10AM, 4PM-8PM), so you might want to avoid driving on the freeways at these times.
By bus
Specific AC Transit Transbay bus routes [20] run between San Francisco's Transbay Terminal and different parts of Oakland. Some run as often as every 15 minutes. The Transbay All Nighter (Route 800) [21] serves (San Francisco's) Market Street, the Transbay Terminal, Oakland, Berkeley and Richmond. Additional All Nighter [22] routes link other areas with Oakland, after BART shuts down for the night.
Greyhound [23] has a terminal conveniently located in downtown Oakland, on San Pablo Avenue near 20th Street. It's notorious -- be careful.
By ferry
The Alameda-Oakland Ferry [24] has departures from both Pier 41 and the Ferry Building in San Francisco, weekdays year-round and weekends except for mid-winter. Its Oakland terminal is at the foot of Clay St. in Jack London Square. (On summer weekends there are also trips to Angel Island [25], an island park in the middle of the bay, formerly an immigration station.)
Get around
The AC Transit [26] bus system service is a good way to get around if you're headed for downtown Oakland, Jack London Square, the Grand Lake district, or Temescal. Otherwise, depending on where you're going, it can seem like you're waiting for a long time for the bus to arrive. The AC Transit costs $2.10 for adults. Add $0.25 for transfers. BART provides easy access to the Downtown, Fruitvale, and Rockrdge areas, and makes for an easy day-trip from San Francisco. The last return train runs at about 12:15AM.
BART has 8 stops at major areas of visitor interest, which makes it perhaps the best way to experience Oakland. A majority of these stations are adjacent and of walking distance to popular neighborhoods, eliminating car and parking hassles. Furthermore, BART stations are usually named after the neighborhood they are located in. For example, to visit the chic Rockridge neighborhood, exit the Rockridge BART station, conveniently located steps from this area. Same goes for the Fruitvale District (Fruitvale BART station). Lake Merritt BART station is only a block away from the Oakland Museum of CA. Chinatown is 3 blocks from the 12 Street/City Center BART station.
Those hoping to go to the hills are probably best off in a car, as bus service to these areas is sparse.
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Downtown Oakland contains some excellent Asian foods that are as authentic as anything else you'll find in the Bay Area.
Grand Lake
The Grand Lake neighborhood contains an eclectic mix of restaurants, from high-end to drive-thrus.
Piedmont Avenue
The Piedmont Avenue neighborhood is a foodie's delight. From gourmet Bay Wolf and Jojo to Baja Taqueria great food abounds.
Old Oakland
North Oakland
West Oakland
West Oakland has some great, homey places for breakfast and lunch.
East Oakland
Oakland's vibrant Latino community, a 10-block strip located on International Boulevard adjacent to the Fruitvale BART station, is a host to some of the best (and most inexpensive) Mexican food in the Bay Area. Although the recently built "Fruitvale Village" shopping area next to the BART station has several new restaurants, they are probably worth visiting. If one prefers real local flavor, one should visit the following:
Essential eateries are:
To get the real essence of "Chinatown," Oakland rather than San Francisco is your best bet. There are innumerable places to eat, not only Chinese restaurants, but Japanese and some Vietnamese as well. Chances are, any place you choose to venture in will have inexpensive and great food.
San Antonio District
The neighborhood centered on International Blvd and 8th Avenue is not officially named "Little Saigon" but may as well be, as this area has predominantly Vietnamese shops and restaurants. As Vietnamese is the language of choice, it will take some creativity when seeking restaurants and ordering food, but it's well worth the effort for those unbeatable $2 French-inspired Vietnamese sandwiches and the infinite varieties of Pho.
Have a martini made from Hangar One vodka[65]. , a premium micro-distillery located on the island of Alameda, just off Oakland's waterfront.
Stay safe
In past years, Oakland has enjoyed the dubious distinction of having one of the highest per capita murder rates in the United States. Although many parts of Oakland are considered generally safe, it is a good idea to exercise care and always be aware of your surroundings. Jack London Square and the hills east of Interstate 580 are the safest parts of the city. Downtown and Chinatown are safe during the day, but not necessarily at night. Most other parts of the city, including the vast "flatlands" between Lake Merritt and the San Leandro border, and large parts of West Oakland north of downtown and west of Martin Luther King Blvd. have a high crime rate and should be trodden in carefully at all times by tourists.
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Posted on 05/25/2013 10:00:39 AM PDT by Lumik
Stockholm. Faced by another night of terror at the hands of predominantly immigrant rioters, Swedes grown tired of the polices inability to put an end to the unrest took to the streets Friday night to defend their neighborhoods. The vigilantes were described as a motley crew of homeowners and concerned citizens, as well as neo-Nazi activists and football hooligans.
In the Stockholm suburb of Tumba the police decided to abandon their earlier non-intervention policy as a large group of police officers rounded up and dispersed a group of vigilantes trying to fend off rioters.
The decision to round up vigilantes while, according to Stockholm Chief of Police Mats Löfving, doing as little as possible to stop rioters, met with a wave of protests in various social media and on the Internet. Representatives of some vigilante groups contacted Fria Tider to give their view of last nights events.
The number of police officers on the streets is simply staggering. The police appear to have focused all their resources on stopping the Swedes, Fredrik Becklin, spokesman for the nationalist youth organization Nordisk Ungdom (Nordic Youth), said Friday night.
It makes me sick to see the police clamp down on us Swedes with full force and without warning, using nightsticks and tear gas, while they dont do a damn thing about the immigrants. We are only trying to help maintain order, while the immigrants set cars and buildings on fire, said a young man who wished to remain anonymous.
The police, however, rejected the accusations as unfounded.
The police talked to them and checked ID on a few, two of them were removed from the scene, they were not arrested but removed as we call it, police spokeswoman Tove Hägg said to Fria Tider late Friday night.
They were at the wrong place at the wrong time. They didnt understand it themselves and they had been told to disperse, but refused to do so.
Later during the night the police appear to have relaxed their attitude to the presence of vigilante groups in the streets. The police is reported to have stepped aside and watched as a huge crowd of vigilantes chased immigrants throught the streets of Tumba, chanting the city is ours and we will do what the police cant do. Several independent sources testify about vigilantes managing to scare away groups of rioters torching wastepaper baskets.
It sounds like the police were taking the side of the Muslim rioters, and were trying to run interference for them.
"The police appear to have focused all their resources on stopping the Swedes"
Why am I not surprised? It won't be long before there's a Golden Dawn in Sweden too, if the police and others continue to treat the Muslims like an aristocracy, above all others.
Riots in Sweden. Who'da thought it?
Swedish police are getting confused orders. On one side, the political folks in the local areas...just want everything to quieten down. That means the cops ought to on the backs of Muslims and making sure they are off the streets. On the other side, the national political figures are afraid of upsetting the Muslims in the country and casting a bad light on their friendly nation.
My humble guess is that someone from the English Defense League is in Sweden this weekend and organizing. It may take two weeks....but something called the Swedish Defense League will likely appear shortly. It won't be a pretty or safe picture, and the fact that we are barely into June....giving them weeks and weeks to stage demonstrations before the harsh winter arrives.
The summer of 2013 promises to be fairly interesting in Sweden.
...a motley crew of homeowners and concerned citizens, as well as neo-Nazi activists and football hooligans.
The enemy of my enemy - is my friend...
One is that those cops have families ~ some with children, maybe even a legal wife or two ~ there are no riots in their neighborhoods.
Swedes can FIX THAT PROBLEM
RE: Swedes grown tired of the polices inability to put an end to the unrest took to the streets Friday night to defend their neighborhoods.
Does Sweden have anything similar in their laws to our Second Amendment?
"riots in sweden.."
Clearly, it isn't the Swedes who are rioting...it's the feral underclass that Swede liberals have imported to wreck their society.
Libs bring savages into the land of civilized people, and then get surprised when they in fact ACT like savages.
The reason is simple enough - and it's the reason we will see the same official reaction here in the USA: rioting immigrants/minorities/underclasses offer a government many opportunities to expand its power, while vigilante citizens who take matters into their own hands pose a dire threat to a government's power.
Swedes, your government is your main enemy. Apply the Solzhenitsyn Solution.
And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling with terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand?... The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin's thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt! If...if...We didn't love freedom enough. And even more we had no awareness of the real situation.... We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward. Alexandr Solzhenitsyn
"...neo-Nazi activists..."
Neo-Nazi? Gee...and here, all this time I thought the Swedes already had a SOCIALIST government.
If that's so, why would they be upset that there are National SOCIALISTS out in the street...?
I guess some socialists are worse than other socialists...
"football hooligans" the Raidernation went to Sweden?
Stand up Now, or Crawl later.
I like that !
A motley crew of neo-Nazi hooligans, eh?
That's what you get called for defending your homes and your neighbors from rioting Muslim Yutes on the public dole.
Defend your family and your neighbors when the police won't do it? How awful!
I think that refers to soccer fans. In Europe, via UK-speak, "football" means soccer.
That needs to be broadcasted from the mountaintops all over the world, it's past time freeman and freewomen took our civilizations back.
Notice how detailed they describe the "vigilantes" while the rioters are simply immigrants - no mention that they're mostly Muslims.
The same mentality that caused "Anders Breivik" off the reservation.
I was making fun of Raiders fans
"Backwards - you got it backwards you freakin' idiots."
Police in the areas surrounding Newark NJ did the same thing during the riots there decades ago. The whites never forgot, and now those areas have become welfare hives safely quarantined from "people that matter" by highways, railroads, and rivers. As Newark set new records with their murder rate a few years back, those whites and their descendants yawned and changed the channel; to them Newark may as well be halfway around the world. NJ is as segregated as any southern part of the United States (if not more so).
Absolutely... No question
I smell a Saskatchewan reference heh
When the law no longer protects you from the corrupt, but protects the corrupt from you, you know your nation is doomed.
A huge socialist government plus no 2nd Amendment = slavery.
The Free Sh*t Army is winning.
The next time this happens — and there WILL be a next time — the citizens would be wise to consider the police part of the problem, not part of the solution. Then, once the "vigilantes" have scattered their various enemies, they need to proceed to the police offices and demand that either these deadbeats start doing their jobs or they stop collecting public pay.
The police, however, rejected the accusations as unfounded.
Hmmm! Why does that sound familiar?
The Swiss finalized their no-wars policy of armed neutrality in 1815. Their decentralized citizen army was good enough to keep them out of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870, World War I, and other European gang fights. In 1934, they addressed the looming threat of aerial bombing by starting a massive civil-defense effort. They maintained their citizen army and kept out of World War II, even while provoking Hitler by letting Jews hide their assets in secret Swiss bank accounts. Many Jews only escaped the Holocaust because they had their money where Nazi tax authorities couldnt get it.
Hitler was in fact very provoked by the Swiss. His generals even got as far as giving the invasion of Switzerland the name Operation Tannenbaum and drawing lines on maps for it. However, no matter how they drew the lines, they couldnt overcome the reality that there were no critical central targets for mechanized blitzkrieg to disrupt. Every house in Switzerland was a center of resistance. The Wehrmacht paratroopers couldnt beat a defense that covered every square centimeter of the country with accurate rifle fire, and they knew it.
Excellent post - I 'm reading "The gulag archipelago " right now.
That quote should be read in Congress before every discussion on gun control.
"rioting immigrants/minorities/underclasses offer a government many opportunities to expand its power, while vigilante citizens who take matters into their own hands pose a dire threat to a governments power."
That was the position taken here in NJ for decades, until the money ran out. All of the welfare hives are laying off cops (Camden NJ eliminated its whole force, turning law enforcement over to the county), and while they haven't told people to make matters into their own hands it has become obvious that there is no other choice. Any taxpayer settlements along the frontiers of the welfare reservations have been braced against them for years, and it is practically illegal for the welfare population to move outside of the reservations.
We westerners need to understand that our governments are rapidly becoming our worst enemy.
Should the Swedes, Danish, Norwegians etc. wake up and remember who they are descended from there may be gutters filled with the blood of Muslims. Ragnar and crew would have ended this crap in about fifteen minutes. They would have given some lessons in how to cut heads off. The pot is close to boiling, I think.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance"
There are times when vigilantes is exactly what the situation calls for.
"The Swiss..."
Um, I think you confused the Swiss with the Swedes.
That's exactly what it sounds like, because that's exactly what it is. We and most of Europe are provisionally in the grip of the legal concept of "protected minorities",mostly by design, but partly by default. It's the default part that's the rub: the police think they "have no choice" but control the people they CAN control, ie, the "no-longer-law-abiding"
regular Swedish citizen.
To put it more accurately, police, after having their hands tied, have gone after the only group who generally will not offer resistance to their displays of authority. Since it is a safe action, it is repeated and made bigger, including striking citizens who generally follow police instructions.
Going after the Muslims means facing a group who might cause them harm, who won't disperse when told to, who won't submit to arrest.
However, the Swedes aren't taking this well, and are starting to resist officers, and deny their authority to order citizens from the streets while immigrants commit vandalism. Which is leading to the example stated, how officers are standing aside in some situations and letting the 'crowd' run down vandals.
This has already happened in America which some posters eluded to.
Remember what happened after Americans had a belly full of our government sponsored lawless country killing violent borders?
They volunteered to assist in securing the borders and were attacked and called "Vigilantes".
I've said a few times....If this is what it takes, then this is what it takes.
The Swedes are about to discover what real vigilantism is.
When the government does not protect the people from crime, or worse, takes the side of the criminals against the people, vigilantism results.
Vigilantism always begins peacefully, with the petition to government to stop crime, which is ignored. Such a government sees the vigilante movement as a bigger threat to them than the criminals, so tries to stop it. Soon it turns to threats and even violence against the vigilante movement, tries to arrest its leaders, and publicly vilifies it.
The criminals join in as well, attacking the leaders and other members. Only then, finally, do the vigilantes have enough. But all they still want to do is to just drive the criminals out. Unless the criminals resist expulsion, which is when the vigilantes finally become violent.
This is all a natural progression that happens on its own, and can be stopped simply by government doing its job. But that almost never happens.
How many generations have been taught to believe that all violence is wrong?
That answers the question of who their real masters are. Now's the time to undo all this PC garbage.
Spot on.
That will happen in the USA soon. I have already witnessed the same thing during the 70's over busing.
"Why am I not surprised? It wont be long before theres a Golden Dawn in Sweden too, if the police and others continue to treat the Muslims like an aristocracy, above all others."
The same here with Houston PD and illegal aliens.
But what about the Swedes of Sweden?
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She married Lynn J. Frazier on May 10, 1942. The couple lived in Denver until 1944, after which they moved to California and opened a fix-it shop. The small shop grew into the Downey Mower and Saw Co., which they owned and managed together from 1945 until 1980. Elsie and Lynn were blessed with one son, Wallace Frazier. Upon retirement in 1980, the couple moved to Lewis, setting up a home on their ranch.
The most significant relationship of Elsie's life began on Dec. 13, 1962, when she surrendered her life to Jesus Christ. The remainder of her life was marked by her love for and dedication to her Heavenly Father, His word and His church. Her faith was her cornerstone and firm foundation, sustaining her daily.
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Constable, one of the foremost British landscape painters of the nineteenth century, first achieved success with his large canvases depicting landscape and life in and around the Stour Valley, which he exhibited between 1819 and 1825. Such was the success of the first of these large paintings, The white horse 1819,1 when Constable exhibited it at the Royal Academy in 1819, that he was elected Associate of the Academy later that year.2 Working on a scale usually reserved for history painting, Constable redefined the notion of a 'finished' picture by giving his large landscapes something of the spontaneous freedom and expressive handling of a rapidly painted sketch.
The leaping horse is the sixth and the last of these large Stour Valley landscapes and one of the most powerful. Constable chose a place called Float Jump, close to where the course of the old river temporarily left the navigable portion of the Stour. It also marked the boundary between the counties of Essex and Suffolk. The jump itself consisted of a wooden barrier a metre high, constructed across the tow path. Built to stop cattle straying, it was low enough to allow barge horses to leap over it. Constable chose the moment when the horse, mounted by a boy, was leaping the barrier, which gave vigour to the scene. He depicted it from a low viewpoint to give the horse and rider a dramatic presence.
Constable's principal concern was not, however, with the specifics of the location but rather capturing the atmosphere of place and the general feelings associated with experiencing nature. He sought to present nature as something mutable, not fixed. 'It is a lovely subject,' Constable said of The leaping horse, 'lively – & soothing – calm and exhilarating, fresh – & blowing'.3 He wanted his landscapes to create a total experience, including a sense of movement and sound as well as what can be directly observed. In this painting he wanted to convey the feel of the wind, the shimmering of light, the sense of being outdoors. And he extended the experience of the landscape by depicting a moorhen startled from her nest by the thundering of the horse's hoofs.
Constable's handling of paint is expressionist and almost abstract. He used palette knife as well as brush, with which he created a visual impression of flickering lights and shadows. The light rises as if the sun is coming out and the storm clouds are blowing away. It sparkles on the trees on the left and gives the pollarded tree in the centre a silvery look.
Constable also carried through his interest in 'skying' into all his large landscapes. In saying the sky was the 'chief organ of sentiment' in a painting, he emphasised his belief in the expressive importance of the sky, and its ability to dictate the mood of a landscape.4 His skies are a vital part of his compositions and a main conveyor of mood, as in The leaping horse. They transform comfortable, stable scenes into ones of continual change and transition.
Anne Gray
1 The Frick Collection, New York.
2 Constable described this work as 'a placid representation of a serene grey morning, summer', Graham Reynolds, The later paintings and drawings of John Constable: text, New Haven & London: Yale University Press, 1984, p. 156.
3 R.B. Beckett, John Constable's correspondence VI Ipswich: Suffolk Records Society, 1968, p. 198.
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Food stamps are paying for trans-Atlantic takeout with New Yorkers using taxpayer-funded benefits to ship food to relatives in Jamaica, Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Welfare recipients are buying groceries with their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards and packing them in giant barrels for the trip overseas, The Post found.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
American taxpayers . . . feeding the world.
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Anyone checked if Kenya is being fed with EBT yet?
But we give billions in aid to these countries, why are the people receiving the money not doing anything to feed their people? can you say Swiss Bank account!
That's it Travis! Go straight for the Jugular of truth.
Only actual government surplus food should be available to the "Needy", ie; grain. milk, cheese etc. and only after passing a drug free test. Stop the damn 'credit card crap'. They are eating higher off the hog than the people who are paying the taxes that support it.
Is your search busted?
All of this has to stop.
I've been saying this for years. Every time I'm in a grocery checkout line and see someone ahead of me who is well-dressed, buying prime cuts of meat, soda, junk food, expensive weird fruits that no one who has to actually pay for them buys, etc. whip out their EBT card, I just boil inside. Why the heck should I work hard so that these people can lounge around? Why should I subsidize them eating better than I do (not that I want soda or junk food)?
I don't buy junk food. I grocery shop carefully, price wise. I buy non branded cereals, bran flakes, etc. We cook almost every meal we eat. Of course we pay for every piece of food that enters our mouths.
No less should be required of people on food stamps.
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For those who don't live in the multicultural zoo that is NYC it is widely believed that there are more illegal Jamaicans, Haitians, Dominicans, Russians, Irish and citizens of the former Soviet Union than legal emigrants from these same countries living in this city.
Last year, more White people died than were born in the USA.
I'd love to know if any other country has as many unauthorized freeloaders living within their sovereign boundaries as this country. I believe, especially with Ozero at the helm, that we are the laughingstock of the world as illegals and multi-generational welfare parasites grab our money with both hands while Americans suffer high percentages of unemployment.
How low we have fallen if anyone above the IQ level of imbecile pays any attention while Ozero and his minions attempt to distract us from real issues such as this with manufactured Trayvon the Crayon crap.
Foreign Kool-Aid
Thanks. It's hard enough to be a rational person involuntarily drawn into the abyss by the abject idiocy of your fellow state residents voting for demonic libs time after time. I should get a bumper sticker "Don't blame me! I didn't vote for this crap!", but then someone would probably bust out my windows or something, keeping in line with their intellectual abilities.
It's obvious they've getting too many EBT dollars. Cut those guilty off the dole forever and slash everyone else's.
Saw a gang banger recently use an EBT card with a balance of more than $5000.00. How does that happen?
What difference does it make? Taxpayer money spent on food stamps or foreign aid, if these people don't need food assistance who are we to be telling them they shouldn't be spending our money on their own private foreign aid program.
Who are we to complain were just taxpayers and probably racists as well. Our opinions count for nought we are at the bottom of the ladder behind welfare receipants, minorities, illegal immigrants, union members, liberal elitist, proffesors, government employees and certainly politicians.
Please forgive me for reading a "dupe post". I didn't catch it the first time around.
<Its obvious theyve getting too many EBT dollars. Cut those guilty off the dole forever and slash everyone elses.
Makes sense to me. If you have 'money' to buy extra and send to relatives, then you have too much. Unlike some FReepers, I think that we have enough food and that no AMERICAN should starve. With long term unemployment, recession, etc., I don't begrudge someone getting food assistance. However, there should only be enough to feed you and your family, and probably some restrictions on what foods you can get (hamburger yes, lobster no).
I wouldn't be surprised if some of these people sending food overseas don't have cash, under the table, jobs. Otherwise, they'd need the food for themselves.
There is enough food growing wild in Jamaica to feed that entire country.
Even the natives in Jamaica say:
If you starve in Jamaica you are too lazy too eat.
Most of the kids I have ever seen roaming the halls of high schools when they are supposed to be in class are blacks. And the first kids to act out and disrupt the class are blacks 99% of the time. And all of the parents I have ever had to ask to leave a parent teacher conference for getting mouthy, disrespectful and thoroughly out of line have been blacks, even when you show them written documentation that their kid has not been doing their work and/or has been disruptive in class. This is not bigotry on my part, it's what I've seen with my own eyes. They want their kid to get a passing grade without having done the work.
Just another version of TINSTAAFL.
If the people sending the food overseas are receiving cash in return, then they could be considered exporters and should receive help from the export-import bank.
People are blind or refuse to recognize/acknowledge that there are differences for/by various cultural societies and in some cases the differences are related to physical differences. The idea that all humans can be assimilated into one all the same society like the Tower of Babel is a Lyndon Johnson feely-goody aberration. Of course it is to the advantage of some cultures to make others pay for their shortcomings.
I'm looking forward to that day. God forgive me, but I am.
"I dont begrudge someone getting food assistance"
3 MREs per family member per day. If its good enough for some 18 year old grunt in the sandbox it's good enough for them.
Answer: so junk food companies will make big donations to your politicians, and so media will get lots of advertising money to say nice things about those politicians!
Isn't it a wonderul system? After all, all you have to do is pay!
The one that bites on me after said well dressed scammer sorts thru his cart to find the EBT card eligible stuff then pulls out a wad of cash to pay for the wine, smokes and a couple porn mags——I have to wait on this dirt bag twice since the clerk has to start a new ticket for him. The least the stores could do would be "EBT only " registers. Most of my buying fortunately, so far anyway, is from places that don't take EBT cards.
Why bother trying to fight it? What else can you expect from this sort of Federal administration? They are fecal matter.
"dupe post" who gives a sh*t how many times this is posted, it needs to end NOW! Take your crappy attitude and stuff it, Canadian we're the ones paying for it you jerk!
Travis, you nailed it!
The solution to the problem is simple. Just end food stamps. Just end welfare. All of it. Period.
I only wonder how soon that will happen, not "if".
All welfare/HUD/WIC/Food stamps/energy assistance/earned whatever they are credits/etc ALL NEED TO END. If they don't wind them down voluntarily, they'll stop all of a sudden at some point and the result will be as in "When the Music Stops" by Matt Bracken.
I just can't believe how horrible it's getting, fast. With no solution or plan or way out in sight.
Hard-working Americans wondering why they have to work so hard to make ends meet. Because they're making everyone else's ends meet.
Your tax dollars at work.
I wonder how many are illegal aliens?
I'm sure a LOT of them are. Really a lot. But Bloombutt has declared NYC a sanctuary city, so the rightful legal residents are forced to subsidize and accommodate these low-lifes who have no business being here in the first place. They are busy committing DUI's that Americans won't, rapes Americans won't, murders Americans won't, and stealing us blind in benefits, seats in already overcrowded and underfunded schools, hospital care in ERs, who aren't allowed to ask if you're an illegal, etc.
I don't know why I'm surprised. But I am.
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Conveniently located near Antique Mall 66, Litchfield Park District, Lake Lou Yaeger, and within walking distance of the Ariston Cafe and new Route 66 Visitors Center. 65 rooms facility located by many nearby restaurants. Cable TV with HBO provided.
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Home style charm in a country setting with high standards of the hotel industry. Located in historic Carlinville. Tanning beds, game room and voicemail are among the many amenities. Indoor pool!
Welcome travelers, wayfarers and refined persons. Celebrating 100 years, this historic inn is on the Courthouse Square in Hillsboro. Restaurant and bar at the facility.
Conveniently located off Interstate 55 at - less than 30 minutes south of Springfield attractions. Enjoy close proximity to shops and dining in downtown Litchfield, historic Route 66 attractions and outdoor recreation on Lake Lou Yaeger. Facility has 61 rooms with 2 suites. Free Wi-Fi and kids 17 and under stay free.
Hotel offers a variety of rooms from standard double queen rooms to king and whirlpool tub suites. Relax in the hotel indoor heated pool and whirlpool or host your next meeting in our executive conference room.
Conveniently located near Springfield and the historic Old Route 66. Litchfield Lake Lou Yeager boasts a beautiful lake, nature trails and picnic areas. There are a variety of restaurants nearby.
Opened in November 2008, the Sleep Inn & Suites hotel quickly became know for exceptional customer service, cleanliness and value. Greenville's historical town square, offering many antique shops and art galleries, restaurants and the Globe Movie Theater is minutes away.
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This Edwardsville IL hotel features full-service facilities and amenities including: • Free breakfast with hot waffles • Free local calls • Free weekday newspaper • Indoor pool Guests will enjoy walking the spacious and beautifully landscaped grounds. Business travelers will appreciate conveniences like free wireless high-speed Internet access in all rooms, data ports and access to copy and fax services. There are two conference rooms with over 1,500 square feet of meeting space. The hotel offers deluxe guest rooms and suites that feature microwaves, refrigerators and two-person whirlpool bathtubs. All rooms are equipped with coffee makers and cable television. In addition, non-smoking rooms are offered. The Comfort Inn & Conference Center is proud of its courteous and professional staff. They look forward to hosting both business and leisure travelers when staying in the Edwardsville.
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24-room property - two-story interior corridor hotel. Located near Lake Hillsboro, Glenn Shoals Lake and Coffeen Lake.
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Camp S.O.A.R is a picturesque 70-acre property containing rolling hills and meadows and four fishing lakes, recreational amenities include fishing, paddle boats, mini-golf, hiking trails and an outdoor swimming pool. In addition to the 160 RV and tent sites, it features a variety of charming furnished cabins, a large rental home, and several event facilities, including an elegantly rustic lodge that's perfect for weddings, conferences and events.
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Graveside services for Dolores resident Billie Keith Bill Fischer will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 3 at Summit Ridge Cemetery. Military Honors will be conducted by Montezuma County V.F.W. Post #5231.
Visitation has been scheduled for Saturday morning from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ertel Memorial Chapel.
Bill was born Aug. 31, 1926 in Taft, Calif., the son of Ed and Liza Fischer. He passed away at his residence on Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012, at the age of 86.
Bill moved to Cedaredge, Colo. as a child with his family. He attended school in Cedaredge and graduated from high school there. Bill was a World War II veteran, having served his country in the United States Navy from 1944-1947. He was a Boatswain Mate.
Bill married his high school sweetheart, Jean Cook on Aug. 14, 1947. He began his career with the Division of Wildlife in 1953 in Durango. Bill was transferred to Dolores in 1954 as a game warden and he held that position for 31 years. After retirement Bill worked a number of summers with the Forest Service. Bill was a devout Christian and family man and was known for his keen sense of humor.
Surviving Bill are his three children, Sherry, Mike and Pat, all of Dolores; his five grandsons, Aaron Holton and wife Becky of Tucson, Ariz., Andrew Holton and wife Jessi of Tucson, Jerod Holton of Las Vegas, Nev., Zane Fischer of Dolores, and Nate Fischer of Denver, Colo.; six great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Dick Fischer and wife Jean, and Ron Fischer and wife Diane.
Bill was preceded in death by his wife of 60 years, Jean Fischer; by an infant son; by his parents, Ed and Liza Fischer; and by two brothers, Vernon and Eddy Fischer.
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Harlan Lee Mac McDaniel was born on Nov. 15, 1935 in Delta, Colo. to Howard and Nellie (Finley) McDaniel. He passed away on Nov. 10, 2012 at Southwest Memorial Hospital at the age of 76.
In 1955, Mac (as he was known to family and friends) and Shirley Dixon were married in Austin, Colo. on Aug. 21. They celebrated their 57th anniversary this year.
The family moved to Cortez in 1960 so Harlan could work at the Port of Entry. After 18 years of hearing stories from over the road truckers, the call of driving hit him so he then changed to that profession. Mac stopped driving in 1984 and went to work for the County Road Department, retiring in 2000. After retiring he enjoyed model railroading and his friends he made in the Montezuma Modular Railroading Club and their railroad, the McElmo Western Railroad. He also enjoyed participating in the local diabetic support group.
His wife, Shirley; sons, Lance of San Diego, Calif., and Kent of Thornton, Colo.; a daughter, Sherilyn of Cortez; two granddaughters, Megan of Phoenix, Ariz., and Cayla of Denver, Colo.; a great-granddaughter, Marley of Denver; a brother, Roger of Austin, Texas; a brother-in-law, Ronald Mumm of Olathe, Colo.; and five nieces and nephews survive him.
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