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a'1'' ^ o r tla n ì» (© bserüer___________________ October24. 2012 Page 16 ytrts X X ENTERTAINMENT S ubscribe! 5 Q ~ ~ 2^-^~3 □ U U d V i l U C ' Fill Out & Send To: Il,c j p n d l a n b ( D b s e r u c r Attn: Subscriptions, PO Box 3137, Portland OR 97208 $45.00 for 3 months • $80.00 for 6 mo. • $125.00 for 1 year (please include check with this subscription form) N ame : _______________________________ T elephone : ___________________________ A ddress : _____________________________ or email subscriptions@portlandobserver.com Advertise with diversity in "^‘Portland Observer Call 503-288-0033 Rock Icon Supports Obama ‘The Boss’ wades into presidential politics (AP) — After vowing not to get involved in this year's presidential election, Bruce Springsteen is sup porting Barack Obama again, say ing he believes Obama is the best person to lead America. The Boss posted a message on his website last week endorsing Obama's re-election, saying he had been "getting asked a lot about where I stand." Springsteen made his debut on the 2012 campaign trail Thursday at events in Cleveland Rock star Bruce Springsteen embraces President Barack Obama in his campaign for re-election. and Ames, Iowa, with former Presi dent Bill Clinton. Springsteen supported Obama in 2008. In his letter, he called Obama's four years in office "a re ally rough ride" because of the "eco nomic chaos" from President George W. Bush's administration and "the extraordinary intensity of the oppo sition." But the 63-year-old rock star said he's behind Obama because of the president's views on the rights of women and gays, ending the war in Iraq and tracking down Osama bin Laden. "Right now, there is a fight going on to help make this a fairer and more equitable nation. For me, President Obama is our best choice to get us and keep us moving in the right direction," he wrote. Springsteen said Obama, who is facing Republican rival Mitt Rom ney in November, needs increased support from Congress if America wants the next four years to be ef fective. "He needs support in the Con gress, where some sterling candi dates, such as current Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, challenger Elizabeth W arren in M assachu setts, and so many others, are fight ing to make their constructive voices heard," he wrote. The rock icon added that the division of wealth in the United States is a great issue and that Obama "is our best choice to begin to reverse this harmful develop ment." Salmon Festival Dr. Billy R. Flowers (above center) and his skilled s ta ff are ready to help those in need. ___________ THE_____________ SPINACOLUMN An ongoing series of questions and answers about America’s natural healing profession Part 24. Osteoarthritis: you needn’t be frightened about a frightening problem anymore : I have been having a lot has been found that pain and osteo stresses. Our chief purpose then of pain in my neck. The arthritis are both caused by the same is to rem ove the stress or irrita problem. Mechanical stress on the tion from the jo in t (and nerves) doctor said that it was osteoarthri tis and that I would have learn to bone and joints is the biggest cause - not only to reduce pain but to live with it. What is your opinion? of pain and also the cause of that allow the bones to be as healthy : As you m ight know , deformity of the joint your doctor as possible as well. If you have jo in t pain, is n ’t it tim e you th ere is a trem en d o u s calls osteoarthritis . amount of health research going In Chiropractic we evaluate stepped up to , effective C hiro on today Much relates to the spine where the joint and bones are practic? and nervous system. You might ask your doctor if he has read the latest study on osteoarthritis. The 212.4 N.E. Hancock Street study showed that there was no correlation between the amount Portland Oregon97212 o f osteo-arthritis and the amount P h o n e: ( 5 0 3 ) 2 8 7 *5 5 0 4 o f pain a person suffers. In fact it Q A Flowers* Chiropractic Office The third annual celebration of painters and storytellers who will salmon and the environment will be share some entertaining fish tales. held Sunday, Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. to The college’s mascot, Barney the 4 p.m. at Multnomah Falls. The event St. Bernard, and Smokey the Bear is sponsored by the Mt. 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