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Dear Editor The June 1 issue of the New-Optimist carried a letter that illustrates how a faulty premise can still result in an enlightened and true conclusion.

After extensive scientific research and general trivial frustration incurred on a daily basis, I would like to report and see if there may be any possible diplomatic or academic solution to cure the onslaught of new linguistic dialogue we now face.

I recently attended a wedding. It was a beautiful ceremony, filled with loving family and friends. I usually just enjoy going to weddings, but this time I analyzed the words during the ceremony.

I've been mulling over the difference between greatness and significance. According to my dictionary the meanings are pretty much the same; according to my musings, the distinction is more about size than importance. Let me explain.

Testosterone is a man's fountain of youth. Unfortunately it decreases with age. These decreases can cause many negative side effects ranging from obesity, brittle bones, muscle loss and even impotence.

Dear Editor Companions on my journey, please read the letter following from my daughter Solange. She was helped organize a team, which includes her sister Chantel Lavoie to make a difference in the battle to defeat brain cancer.

We're going off the beaten trail for a while, starting with the Indie-rock group aptly named "fun." Formed in 2008 by former The Format front man Nate Ruess, the band, to date, has released only one album, Aim and Ignite.

Dear Editor, This is the story of Canadian triplets, Robin, Hunter and Sam. Everyone said they could have any job they wanted when they grew up. They knew this was true, but not in the way people meant. They could only have jobs they wanted.

Ed, my neighbour next door, has observed that I have gone wacko this year in my garden. "The front part of your garden is straw littered and the back part was planted way too soon.

I make lists. I list the things I need to remember to do, I list the items I need to buy and I list my dreams and goals.