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VERO BEACH - One of the newest pizzerias in Vero Beach already has won over the hearts and stomachs of Hometown News readers, and for good reason.
Papa Luchie's Pizzeria is tucked away in the Plantation Plaza on State Road 60, but with the delightful aroma and delicious taste of the pizza carefully created inside, the restaurant will soon be the most talked about eatery in town.
The casual and intimate dining establishment offers a variety of Italian dishes, including spaghetti and chicken parmesan, filling appetizers such as garlic knots and mozzarella sticks, but the most popular dishes are the hot and fresh New York-style pizzas and the eggplant parmesan.
The large pizza pies are the creation of manager Sean Pszczola.
The restaurant takes up much of his time, from rising early to prepare the pizza dough to experimenting to create the most delicious tasting pizza and marinara sauces with high-quality ingredients, but crafting the best-tasting pizza in town is worth every bit of effort, he said.
A cheese pizza offers the best opportunity to savor the flavors and the richness of the pizza ingredients, but any number of the popular ingredients can make a pizza suit the desires of each customer.
The meat lover's pizza could be enough to suit the manliest of taste buds, while a Sicilian pizza might tempt those who like a well-seasoned pie.
But if pizza isn't what a customer craves, the eggplant parmesan just might hit the spot, as it has for many of Papa Luchie's frequent patrons.
The eggplant is tender and dressed with made-from-scratch marinara sauce and complimented with a side of pasta.
The dinner portion is quite large and filling, but if there is any room left, Papa Luchie's salads and garlic knots will likely hit the spot.
The restaurant has been open since June and is owned by William and Arcy Tharp.
"When we say for our slogan, 'try a better pizza,' we aren't just saying that, we actually feel it's a better pizza," Mr. Tharp said.
Papa Luchie's is open Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Delivery is available with a delivery fee that varies on location.
Papa Luchie's Pizzeria is located at 6690 20th St., Vero Beach in Plantation Plaza. For more information, call (772) 770-6117.
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It was only a matter of time: Why Mac users tend to ignore the advice of PC Pundits.
It's being reported that over 600,000 Macs are now infected by the Flashback trojan, a "drive by" piece of Malware that doesn't need administrator privileges or even a password prompt to successfully latch on.
The PC pundits couldn't be more excited. Finally, they say, the inevitable has happened and smug Mac users are finding out what it's like to be a PC user.
"It was only a matter of time."
Goatse Security and The Perception of Credibility
Last week, a security outlet exposed a weakness in AT&T's system which revealed the personal email addresses of 114,000 iPad 3G / AT&T customers.
AT&T has since apologized to those customers via email while simultaneously laying blame for the breach on Goatse Security, the organization that exploited the vulnerability before sending a sampling of the emails to Gawker Media. (Gawker Media, it's worth noting, is currently in the spotlight due to an ongoing iPhone 4 prototype theft investigation.)
The situation now boils down a "who you gonna believe" debate between Goatse Security and AT&T, with each side saying that the other is more at fault. Goatse Security wants to be the hero, and AT&T wants to be the victim.
Meanwhile, Goatse Security takes its name from an infamous photo in which a man spreads his asshole open in an effort to provide an improbably large gaping hole for the world to see. As such, concerned customers who wish to learn more about the masked hero who swooped in to protect their, uh, inboxes, will instead be exposed to one of the most notoriously disgusting viral photographs ever posted to the internet.
Assuming a Google search for "Goatse" actually lands someone on the Goatse Security website, they'll instead be confronted with the GS Logo: A stylized illustration of fingers spreading open a gaping asshole.
Despite all that, Goatse Security seems to expect thousands upon thousands of affected consumers to believe that their intentions were good, that they aren't primarily out for publicity, and that you can take everything they say about internet security and the inherent risks of this security breech at face value.


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RICE LAKE (WQOW) - A paramedic has been accused of stealing narcotics from an ambulance service.
Maxwell Bauer from Chippewa Falls was in court in Barron County today. He faces 24 charges of forgery and obtaining controlled substances and prescription drugs by fraud.
Rice Lake police say they were notified last week by the Lakeview Medical Center that it suspected Bauer of stealing drugs after finding discrepancies in an audit of ambulance records. Police say there's nothing to indicate that patient safety was compromised.


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Air Jordan 13 "He Got Game" 2013 Retro – New Images
2013 will be jam packed with highly anticipated models from the Jordan Brand archives. Included in the lineup is the return of the Air Jordan 13 "He Got Game". This classic colorway will stay close to the original version and will maintain the same color blocking and tumble leather materials.
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Well for all you "quality complainers" these look pretty well done to me.
Of course something will "crease" (imagine that, you wear your shoes and they crease, unheard of)or something will "chip" and there will be "too much excess glue"……
I'm sorry, it's just funny to me. Because I wear my Jordans for wheat they were meant for. PLAYING BASKETBALL!
So, I expect creasing, chipping, the symbol on the insole to wear off after like 5-6 games.
Just sayin'.
That is all. Carry on.
I have to agree. If I get tumbled leather lookin like that on my pair I will be 100% happy. Looks like good quality, time will tell.
These dontlook bad at all quality wise.
You sir, can also get my customary "say that $#!t again-there,boy" approval. Now if I get my hands on the hgg's ,I ain't playn no bll in em (lol). But what do pple xpct when the pple who actually hand-sew these shoes get paid less-than-half min wage. A couple of those pple mite not care as much bout the shoe. I don't necessarily blame em in that case.
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My first childhood sneaker shoes and now they are coming back out this a must cop shoe hands down
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Going Fugees on em.
Wish you could still get em as easy as Denzel did in the film
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Fujifilm FinePix F900 EXR Review
Review Date : Thu, 18 Jul 2013
Author : Doug Harman
The Fujifilm FinePix F900 EXR is a feature-packed travel zoom boasting a 20x optical zoom, EXR sensor and Wi-fi connectivity. Find out how it performs in the What Digital Camera Fujifilm FinePix F900 EXR review
|Build quality; Design; Fast operational speed; RAW capture; Compact and stylish; Great optics; Excellent new EXR II CMOS sensor; Image quality; Wi-fi transfer features
|Some key Advanced features hidden in menus; Battery life; Focusing (at longer zoom ratios); Panorama mode image issues; Video lacks detail and too "grainy"
The Fujifilm F900 EXR is the latest in a long line of triple-digit 'F' series compacts, and looks to continue the manufacturer's proud tradition in the travel compact market.
The model features a new high-speed 16.1MP backlit EXR CMOS II sensor, along with Wi-fi connectivity and what Fujifilm claims is the world's fastest AF system in a compact camera.
Fujifilm FinePix F900 EXR Review - Features and Design
Like the Fujifilm F770 EXR and that camera's update, the F800, with the F900 superb build quality comes as standard; the little pop-up flash (activated by a small button on the camera's shoulder) seems a little flimsy by comparison, it can be tucked safely out of the way when not in use but watch you press it back home carefully since it seems the one time it could get knocked.
The F900 is available in various colours; I tested the red version and its soft touch finish helps disguise the plastic top of the camera, blending it with the rest of the camera's metal bodywork. A neat rubberised grip on the front and associated rubber pimples on the back aid handling but the camera feels as if it would be easy to let slip, so always employ the wrist strap.
In terms of main controls, on top an "Fn" button joins forces with an LED equipped on/off button, the shutter release with its surrounding zoom control and the aforementioned pop-up flash. On the back, sloped at a jaunty angle to help aid easy use, is the mode dial where you get at the meat of the cameras shooting modes and options. Playback, video, display and "E-Fn" buttons surround the (rotateable, scroll wheel equipped) 4-way jog control with its central menu/ok button.
Most of these buttons will be familiar, the one slight stranger is the E-FN button. This was the "F" of FinePix button on the F800 and activated kit such as the Fuji film simulation modes and other image features. It's since re-named the E-FN button and now activates an additional on screen menu revealing how the all the controls on the camera's back (barring the mode dial) have additional features.
The Film simulation modes can be accessed via the playback button, the movie capture button can now be used to access the focus settings, the display button now is a back button (for the new on screen options) and the E-FN button can be pressed to exist the revised menu settings, this system makes it easy and quick to change those settings revised by the new button.
Main menu
The main menu layout, reached by pressing the Menu/OK button is of the newer menu design and as such provides a simplified vertically scrolled set of six options or pages, three for shooting, three for playback and set up, which makes it easy to navigate particularly with the relevant photo elements now neatly separated from the setup options.
The F900 EXR provides a complete set of manual controls on the main mode dial; P, A, S and M and then the titular EXR mode. Here you get four settings to choose between that prioritise resolution, dynamic range or low noise at higher ISOs and an auto mode that makes the choices for you on the fly depending on the subject and ambient light and whether or not you have activated the flash.
These are selected in a separate menu option via the Menu/OK button each has a helpful description for what it does and so if you're not sure and want the control, it helps you pick the right mode for the task at hand. The Auto EXR mode worked well enough, is the default setting, and provides a seamless way to use the camera without worrying about what is happening behind the scenes.
As with previous F-series compacts, regrettably you cannot use the EXR settings while shooting in the manual modes where it would certainly add improved versatility; shoot in manual mode and you're basically not making the most of the new technology on offer.
A good set of pre-set filters and subject program modes are on hand to help with your creative bent. You get 14 of the latter (on the "SP" setting on the mode dial) and on the "Adv." Mode dial position you find the main Advanced Filters settings.
The F900 EXR also features 12 so-called advanced filters ranging from Miniature to Toy Camera modes, so all pretty much as you'd expect here and they include a range of black and white colour filters (blue and orange etc.,) too to help adjust emphasis when shooting mono.
More shooting modes
Also found on within the "Adv." position on the mode dial are the 360 Motion Panorama, Pro Focus, Pro Low light and Multiple Exposure modes. Confusingly however, all of these options, once selected from the mode dial, can only be reached from the Menu/OK button and then selecting the relevant options. A separate button to access these might be an improvement as this set up makes them all feel buried within the camera, almost as if they're an after thought rather than a key set of automated and fun shooting options.
Some of the other features are frustrating to use; the camera dictates flash settings by using its in-built intelligent flash technology even in some of the manual shooting modes, which is both annoying and counter intuitive (there's no flash control in shutter priority shooting for example).
The GPS feature allows the geo-tagging of images but also means you can grab the location data from a smartphone in conjunction with the Wi-fi system and you can display the location info with images too. Those after more control and manual options get access to relatively few further adjustments outside of the manual shooting options but what there are include exposure compensation, white balance, and saturation controls.


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I have recently been coping with a bunch of computer crashes. Well, specifically I am on my third laptop and having to resurrect a good deal of data. So I may have lost emails anybody sent for corrections. Actually, I promise you that I did and I apologize for appearing rude! Please bear with me and feel free to send any again if you check and I did not correct something!
I am a rabid genealogist who just wants to help other people find burial records online. Maybe others will add stuff I need too! I am not necessarily related to the people in the postings I make except in Clear Creek Cemetery, where the likelihood is far higher I am related to somebody buried there because almost everyone in there is related to each other somehow and I am related to so many of them.
I am adding genealogical information on gravesites as I can. I make no claims of perfection, however, and I try to put information that I have other sources for to be as accurate as possible, but verify it with other sources if you use it for your own research. It is only common sense to do so!
I view my efforts at adding genealogical data as leads for the family to find their relative. If you request it, I can and usually will transfer a memorial over for you to edit as you wish. Keep in mind that I dog out to cemeteries to take pictures and then I edit the pictures and do cursory research to add whatever leads I can to the biographies of the graves. I am a volunteer, not paid and often not even thanked for doing this except once when somebody with manners said thank you instead of telling me what I got wrong! Almost everyone posting graves on here in volume are trying to add records for families searching for loved ones and ancestors, a totally generous impulse as none of them are paid researchers for the site and graveyards are not the most temperate place to stand around taking pictures. Plus, if I add info, I am using my own subscriptions to genealogy sites that I paid for to find these things that viewers then get for free. So keep that in mind before you complain and criticize what is on the memorial page. We grave hunters are generally very nice people, after all!
Hey, go visit my nephew's memorial, Geoffrey Alan Sartain, if you get a chance. We miss him so much and I want to show him off to the world! Thanks!
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Edward Trinder
Thank you for transferring the two Trinder grave records to me. And thank you for all you did to set them up in the first place.
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Could I take over maintaining two grave sites. They are Edward B Trinder # 8948644 and Mary B Trinder # 8948647 located in St Mary's Cemetery KCMO. They are my parents. Thanks
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Lori Johnson
TG Craven 7311657
A couple more questions for you... Any idea if this is Thomas Garrison Craven? Again, I have no birth or death info on Thomason as yet, but these dates would be in the right range.
Also, there is a Minnie Craven buried in Clear Creek, her memorial is 7311674. I am trying to find a connection to my tree for her as well. Do you know any relations to Minnie?
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M.E. Craven 7311677
Wondering if you have any further info on M.E. Craven. I have a Mary Eleanor Craven (Albright), who would likely fit the dates on the headstone, although as of now I have no specific birth or death info on Mary.
I noticed that you commented you may be related to burials in Clear Creek Cemetery, so I'm hoping you can lead me in the right direction!
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have a look now..............
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You are welcome.
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Thank you for the Bayless transfer!
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Thanks to you, I just found the burial place of my great aunt, Gertrude Marie Hayton. I appreciate people like you who take the time to add such information to Find A Grave! thanks
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Sheila, thanks so much for the Hickman transfer. I appreciate it.
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Could the death date on the headstone be April 20, 1928 in stead of 1920? The headstone is very difficult to. I have a Missouri Death Certificate #13499 that says date of death 4-22-1928. Her listed husband is Cologero Saladino so I am sure this is the correct death certificate. Would be happy to e-mail you a copy. Thanks for all the good work you are doing.
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Move over, iPhone. Samsung's Galaxy S3 smartphone beat Apple's iPhone 4S in third-quarter shipments, according to Strategy Analytics. The question is, will the S3 stay on top?
Samsung shipped an estimated 18 million Galaxy S3s during the July-to-September period, while iPhone shipped about 16.2 million of its 4S models, according to Strategy Analytics. Neither Samsung nor Apple have verified the numbers. Apple's iPhone brand had been No. 1 for two years.
Wall Street analyst Neil Mawston think's Samsung's No. 1 position will be short-lived. "Samsung's Galaxy S3 has proven wildly popular with consumers and operators across North America, Europe and Asia," Mawston told The Wall Street Journal, but he added that Apple will probably be back on top in the current fourth quarter, especially as the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear.
The Journal also points out several caveats with the Strategy Analytics' report. First, the 4S was introduced toward the end of the third quarter. Secondly, Apple also shipped 6 million of its iPhone 5 model, so the total number of iPhones shipped is more than 20 million. Also, "shipped" doesn't exactly mean "sold."
Which phone are you putting in someone's – or your own – stocking?
November 8th, 2012
2:11 pm
Eh. Why not take into account iPhone 5? Wasn't that released in September?
November 8th, 2012
2:20 pm
@ 05girl perhaps if you finished reading the write-up you would have saw that Chris mentioned the i5.
November 8th, 2012
2:23 pm
What kind of skewed article is this? They need to add the 4S AND 5 numbers together.
November 8th, 2012
2:29 pm
If "shipped" doesn't mean "sold" then what is the point of this article? Should the headline read: Samsung produces more Galaxy S3s than Apple produced iPhone 4S phones. But not more that the 4S and 5 combined.
Great article. Dummy
November 8th, 2012
2:32 pm
Doesn't Samsung sell more than one phone too? They didn't add those either. Guess they got us though, we clicked on the article. Another win for the ad boys!
November 8th, 2012
2:34 pm
So you want two phones against one? Isheep!!!
November 8th, 2012
3:18 pm
I don't care — I ♥ ♥ ♥ my Galaxy S3! I'll never be an Apple fan(girl)!
November 8th, 2012
3:54 pm
It would be more appropriate to compare Galaxy S2 with iPhone 4/4S… and Galaxy S3 with iPhone 5. Comparing a brand new model with a model that is about to be "old" is dumb. Samsung blows anyway
November 8th, 2012
4:09 pm
Yep… count me in on the 4th quarter iphone5 shipment… just waiting to see if sprint will give a bit of a better deal during xmas.
November 8th, 2012
4:26 pm
pretty sure Samsung has to sell all those phones to pay the fines to Apple for patent infringement.
November 8th, 2012
4:28 pm
i bought the iphone 5 – not my first iphone but if they don't make a bigger length is a good start but i want width in my screen – or it may be my last iphone
November 8th, 2012
4:48 pm
LOL. Just because they ship more, doesn't mean anything. Since they are giving them away for free, no wonder people are getting them.
November 8th, 2012
5:12 pm
The Galaxy S3 is not free. It cost $199, same as the iPhone. A lot of unbiased people just like it better. They are shipping better and selling better. Android is 52% of the U.S. sales and 75% of sales in the Rest of the World. Its simply a better phone.
November 8th, 2012
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I'm in shipping and logistics… if they shipped, they sold. Companies are too smart to import goods that will sit in inventory more than a week (more like days for high-tech, but giving some leeway). Writing this from my Galaxy Nexus, much superior to "pretty" Apple products that appeal to the sheep of the world. At least I can customize!
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November 10th, 2012
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Who care; none of them made in usa anyway.
November 13th, 2012
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Go with the Iphone 5—much better. Plus, they will probably come out with a Iphone 6 in 2013 and you can upgrade!


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So for those of us that love the size of the iPhone 4S, were out of luck. I wish Steve Jobs was still around!!!
I don't really care what they do in the mean time... But whatever they release approximately 2 years after the iPhone 5 better be awesome cuz that's my upgrade window!
The home button on the side is both terrible in appearance, and convenience.
Haven't we learned yet?! Get it together already... They do not do design changes on S models just upgraded hardware.
Not going to happen *fail*
I actually like the side mounted home button. Without the home button on the face you can gain an inch to the screen without the size of the phone. It would take getting used to after owning every iPhone thus far.
If you type on your iphone with one hand then the button on the side shouldn't be a big deal. I think it's a great idea to maximize the screen while keeping the one button concept
They would be completely missing the mark at $330. It needs to be $200 or less if they want people to buy it. $330 is way to high for a plastic prepaid iPhone. I can buy an unlocked iPhone 4 on eBay for less than that and use it as a prepaid phone with next to no issues.
That's great and all. Now instead of metal iOS product, we'll have another plastic one, with the same OS. I think the iPhone 5 is fine, change the OS. Release something intuitive and new.
Trololol iphone 5 parts aren't worth it to me .. 3G 3GS 4 4s have been
Im not a fan of the polycarbonate Macs as they feel cheap. I would not want a phone that felt that way either. Personally, Im waiting for the iPhone 6 as I want some real change if any at all.


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An evening of Celtic entertainment on tap at the PAC
By Jack Kintner
In adopting a baby girl from China this next year, Michelle Lindsey of Birch Bay is about to realize a life-long dream, one that she's eager to share with her husband Scott and four children. To make it happen, she's organized a benefit for Friday night that promises to be one of the biggest Celtic music concerts seen in Blaine, one she hopes will become an annual event.
"I've always thought about this since I was a child," Lindsey said, "and now that we're a little more settled it seems like it's time." Lindsey has already decided on a western name for the baby, a girl yet to be chosen that may already be as old as three or may not yet have been born. "She'll be named Haven," Lindsey said.
Lindsey said that the expenses, which will run as high as $13,000, begin with an agency fee and a fee charged by the Chinese government, both of which are at least $3,000. "Beyond this the orphanage charges $1,000 and we have to have a home study conducted that costs $1,500. Once all that's done then Scott will have travel expenses for a round trip and a one way ticket between here and Beijing, plus staying there two to three weeks," Lindsey said. Scott will make the trip alone as the four Lindsey children are home schooled.
The Celtic concert speaks to the family's Irish roots. Scott is an air force "brat," the son of an F-4 Phantom pilot who served overseas, and was "raised all over," he said. He works as director of Ministry Relations for Logos Software, a religious software manufacturer that recently moved from Oak Harbor to Bellingham. Michelle is a native northwesterner, and for her, she said, "settling down meant somehow getting back to the northwest."
The concert features one of the finest young bagpipers around, Blaine's Will Nichols, plus the 16 member Bellingham Pipe Band under the direction of Pipe Major Craig Wood and Pipe Sergeant Peter Rolstad.
The headliner is the popular and entertaining five-member Celtic band Maggie's Fury from Bellingham, founded five years ago by guitar player James Walters and his mandolin and bass playing brother Terry. Other members are Roxanne Read on Irish whistle and flute, Tom Caldwell on percussion and their newest member, the lightning fast fiddler Howie Meltzer.
The concert also features the Tartan Pride Dance Team from Canada as well as an Irish group that does "River Dance" style Irish folk dancing. Supplementing this are dancers, pipers, fiddlers and comedy.
The comedy will run throughout the evening because the concert will be hosted by a nationally known southern comedian named J.J. Jasper, someone whose style is reminiscent of Jeff Foxworthy, Michelle said. "There will also be a silent auction during the one intermission," she added, with some items like a free "weekend to remember" marriage enhancement weekend, software, gift certificates, gym memberships, artwork and so on. "There are about 30 items," she said.
fundraising goal for the concert tomorrow night is $2,000.
It's at 7 p.m. in Blaine at the performing
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I never know what types of toys will offend or bother other moms, so I've crossed certain ones off the list entirely when shopping for birthday gifts, which I'll be doing this weekend since my son and daughter each have yet another one coming up in two weeks.
While shopping for a gift for the last birthday, a 5 year old boy, my daughter picked out a Star Wars Light Saber at Target. I nixed it because I got the vibe that the mom probably has an objection to toy guns, and some people might see a light saber as a big horrible weapon of death. I respect that opinion, though I'm so not that mom.
Neither is the mom of one of my son's friends. For his party, she handed all the boys a Nerf gun, sent them into the backyard for an hour, and let them go at it. The Nerf gun and a supply of foam bullets was their "goody bag" present. My son said it was the best party he's ever been to.
My son's room looks like an arsenal, with a whole shelf devoted to choice of light sabers, swords and Nerf guns. I've grown accustomed to being sliced, prodded and shot at on a daily basis.
Another thing many moms don't like are Barbies and Bratz dolls, more heavily the latter. You know, it's the whole oversexualizing women, turning little girls into sluts thing. One mom in The Cafe said her own sister told her she was "disappointed" that she bought her daughter a Barbie as a gift.
Another mom said a friend of hers doesn't let her daughter play with baby dolls because it encourages girls to become a mother at a young age. I understand about sluts, but someone please tell me what is wrong with young moms?
I don't think there's any gift that I wouldn't like my kids to receive, except maybe Legos. I hate Legos. I'll know I'll still be vacuuming up all those little pieces when they are in college.
Are there any banned birthday gifts on your list? Anything you find morally, ethically or otherwise wrong to give your child?
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I hate Bratz dolls. However, if my daughter got one, we'd say thank you and it'd go in the toy box.
I love nerf guns and squirt guns, but I am not a fan of guns that look like guns.. I have a daughter, so that hasn't come up yet. I absolutely LOVE the nerf gun as a party favor idea.
I never liked play-doh too messy! I haven't banned anything though, whatever they get is fine, if they don't like it they don't have to play with it. My sons are 11-14 now so they get mostly gaming stuff.
I don't have a list of nixed items that we receive or give but I'd probably shy away from giving guns as a gift too.
I'm not a fan of bratz and would never intentionally give one as a gift but I love Barbies. I grew up with Barbies and I never thought I had to be skinny because I played with them. Nor did I think to be a young mom because I played with a baby either.
I've taught my sons they should be thankful for whatever they receive. They don't have to play with it and we can yard sale it or donate it but they must say thanks and not be rude.
it is tough to figure out what kids do want for birthdays,etc..
I usually ask and then say..we'll see..but that doesn't always work. Find what works for you.
NO BRATZ Dolls ! NO BENDAROOS ! NO KIDS BOP !!
Everything else is fine !
I can't see what's wrong with Barbies ???? She is stylish and covered and nver looks slutty .
I dont see anything wrong with Barbies but I would never buy a toy gun or weapon of any kind for someone elses child or for my own
I let my son express his masculine energies provided he does so in a manner that infringes not on the safety and happiness of those around him. I resent Barbie as a role model, but there's no getting away from her, is there, in this society. This coming from a woman who is the same body-type as Barbie. I am sick of being a target because of irresponsible lesbian media management telling us what body type to single out, resent, exclude, exploit, bitterly harass, younameit because these "feminists" want access to sex-slaves of a particular body-type, or else feel there is no alternate method of competition with women of stature.
Barbie and Ken are singularly responsible for programming three generations of porn and plastic surgery addicts, and I deeply resent these dolls as a woman who is sick and tired of being stereotyped by ignorant, bigoted, misogynist "feminists" who would sooner put us in a grave than allow valid entry into the work force!
Stacy, I used to dislike you.
Now I love you. Your rants are so insane they always make me smile and laugh!
RanaAurora, I am not ranting, and I am anything but "insane". Wake up and smell the coffee!


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5 stocks seeing insider buying
It's not always a sure sign of success, but when a company's execs buy shares of their employer it's worth taking note
By Jim Woods, InvestorPlace.com
When you're looking for stocks to add to your portfolio, a good thing to ask yourself is "What are those who are 'in the know' buying?" Those in the know could be analysts, or they could be top stock advisors. The bottom line is that insider buying is sometimes a key indicator of success.
Company insiders such as CEOs, board members or other
corporate officers are perhaps best able to assess their own company and its
stock's potential, as they have the inside scoop on the goings on within their
It's not always true, of course, but it's worth noting. To that end, here are five stocks seeing insider buying right now:
Specifically, Simon Property Group (SPG), Enterprise Products (EPD), CVS Caremark (CVS), DirecTV (DTV) and Dr. Pepper Snapple Group (DPS), have all seen high levels of insider buying lately.
What often happens is that when there is a period of heavy
insider buying, a stock tends to rise substantially. And while this
relationship between heavy insider buying and a stock's rise is by no means
causal, what does tend to happen is that professional investors -- hedge funds,
mutual funds, pension funds -- will identify that heavy insider buying and then
go with the insiders. In effect, these professional investors are saying that
they'll have what the insiders are having.
Over the past three months, there's been heavy insider buying in many high-profile stocks. Not all of these stocks have seen a sharp rise in their share price over this time period, but there have been a handful of stocks with both big insider buying and big price moves that merit further investor attention. Let's take a look at five of these stocks now.
According a Bloomberg screen of large-cap stocks showing heavy insider buying over the past three months, real estate investment trust Simon Property Group (SPG) was among the companies with the most insider buying based on share price market value. The big insider buying in SPG -- nearly $26 million in market value over the past three months-was accompanied by a 19.9% rise in the stock over the same period. Though some think REITs are overvalued right now, SPG is certainly worth another look.
Another stock showing heavy insider buying is oil and gas services firm Enterprise Products. The firm's insiders picked up over $15 million worth of the stock since late January, and the share's gained 11.5% over that time period. There also was heavy insider buying in retail pharmacy giant CVS Caremark (CVS) with over $5 million in market value bought by insiders. That stock is up 11% over the past three months.
Two more stocks showing strong insider buying are DirecTV (DTV) and Dr. Pepper Snapple Group (DPS). DirecTV saw nearly $2 million worth of its stock bought up by insiders over the past several months, while Dr. Pepper Snapple Group witnessed insiders drink up over $1 million worth of stock. DTV shares climbed 12.3% since late January, while DPS shares fizzed 21.8% higher over the same period. Considering rival Dish Network slashed its CEO pay 95% recently, the contrast could not be clearer in the satellite TV business.
Judging by the both the heavy insider buying and the accompanying share price appreciation of these five stocks over the past three months, investors may want to think about having what these insiders are having.
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Though you should ease up on the amount of cosmetics you use in the summer, it doesn't mean you need to give it up altogether. If you can't bear the thought of going without makeup (or aren't as lucky as Miss Baby Skin), we have some tips and recommendations to keep you looking beautiful and natural.
Tinted moisturizer
During the hotter months, the last thing we want to do is pile heavy cream and powder foundations on top of our over-hated skin. If you must use a base, tinted moisturizers have come a long way in the last few years. Coverage ranges from sheer to medium, and are light enough to give you coverage while keeping you cool and refreshed. Apply with fingers for more control, or with a damp sponge for a more sheer application. Bonus: the dampened sponge feels amazing on skin, especially when the weather is muggy.
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Touch of Bronzer
Bronzer is perfect to warm you up and add a little color to pasty winter skin. Apply where the sun would naturally hit your face - forehead, nose, cheeks and chin— with a fan-shaped brush to get a subtle, sun-kissed look.
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Eyeliner can very easily go from sexy to smudged in the humid weather. If you're absolutey against going out without liner, trade your gels and liquids for a powder formula applied close to the lashline with a slanted or straight edged liner brush.
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by Fred McMillin
for December 10, 1997
Tom's Touch
Prologue: "The most important event at Concannon this decade occurred in the spring of 1992; energetic, savvy Tom Lane took over the winemaking."
...from WineDay, March 14, 1997 by Fred McMillin
The Rest of the Story: No way, Jose! Wine Q didn't have a chance of winning the last blind tasting. There were 19 competitors, six of which were more expensive, including some fine French bottles. Yet Wine Q DID win substantially, getting 12% more votes than the second best of the tasting, a big-name, $28 Cab. Not only that, my 16-member consumers' panel gave it the highest rating of any Meritage (California blend of Bordeaux varietals) wine they've tasted this year.
Tom Lane made Wine Q, and here's how he did it, in his own words. "From a week of blending, this bottling came forth. Cabernet Sauvignon from just outside the tasting room supplied the base for our blend. For spice, body and complexity, eight additional vineyard lots were squeezed in, including a dash of Reserve 1992 mellowed Cabernet Franc, and a skosh of fruity, new 1994 Merlot."
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Postscript: About Tom's touch, last year his wines won an astonishing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR awards. Little wonder that L.A. Times authority Dan Berger selected Tom as the Winemaker of the Year.
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Best and Worst Player
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J. DraxlerSchalke 04 Position: Midfielder
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G. BocalyMontpellier Position: Defender
Team Ratings
Schalke 04
L. Unnerstall
Could do little about either goal, which were exceptional efforts, and had little else with which to occupy himself. Dealt with crosses well enough.
K. Papadopoulos
Unsurprisingly, the Greek defender dominated everything in the air, and cannot be blamed for either goal. Another mature showing from the youngster.
B. Höwedes
Marshalled the defence in good fashion and kept Camara quiet until his injury-time wonder goal. Had a presence in the Montpellier box too.
A. Uchida
Got forward well enough, but like fellow full-back Fuchs, left his defensive duties behind all too often. Could have done more to stop both goals, but good on the whole.
C. Fuchs
Was excellent from his set piece deliveries, but like Uchida, neglected his defensive duties all too often, and Montpellier's wingers enjoyed a fruitful evening.
L. Holtby
Picked up a booking for a clumsy challenge, but otherwise showed a neat array of passing and set up numerous chances for his team-mates.
M. Höger
Put in an assured, if unspectacular performance in the centre of the park in the absence of Jones, but hardly set the match alight.
R. Neustädter
Played fairly well, but still looks as though he needs time to acclimatise to the Champions League. Has made a decent start to his Schalke career, all things told.
J. Draxler
A masterful performance from the youngster, who equalised after an excellent run, and won the penalty with some unbelievable skill. His suspected broken arm was a tragedy.
T. Pukki
Handed a surprise start, the Finnish youngster looked out of place in parts. However, he came close to scoring with an angled drive that Jourdren did well to palm away.
K. Huntelaar
Put his matchday 1 penalty miss behind him with a superbly taken spot kick, but could have sealed the victory with a string of excellent, but squandered chances.
G. Jourdren
Made some fine saves, not least from ferocious shots by Afellay and Huntelaar, but was beaten for pace by Draxler for Schalke's first.
M. Yanga-Mbiwa
Was caught flat-footed for Schalke's first goal, but recovered to put in an excellent performance after the break. Looks a cut about his defensive colleagues.
G. Bocaly
The villain of the night. Failed to control Dortmund's attack in the first half, and was dismissed shortly after the break for a clumsy tackle that ended Draxler's night. Should have cost his side dearly.
At 35, he looks slightly too old for this level, and struggled to deal with Schalke's slick passing in the first 60 minutes.
J. Saihi
Like Quinteros, did very little to repel Holtby and Draxler's charges forward, and struggled in midfield. His task became easier when Schalke became sloppy, though.
R. Cabella
His decision-making could have been better on one or two occasions, but all in all, he did a fine job, particularly when he set up Ait-Fana's goal. Was isolated all too often in the second half, however.
M. Estrada
Failed to deal with Schalke's four-man midfield, and Holtby and Draxler enjoyed a good evening breaking from the centre of the park. Struggled for the most part.
B. Stambouli
Shifted from his usual position in midfield to left-back due to injuries, and did not seem to like his new position. Failed to shackle the marauding Uchida.
Y. Belhanda
Showcased his ability with a superb run and shot, but was mostly quiet. Looked neat enough with the ball at his feet, but was withdrawn after 68 minutes.
S. Camara
Had no meaningful contributions to his name, other than a stupid yellow card for 90 minutes. But in injury time, he scored a magnificent winner with a snap shot - an incredible finale.
K. Aït-Fana
Opened the scoring with a magnificent effort and was neat in possession throughout the match. Was frozen out of the second half as Schalke exterted more control though.


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A Paradox of Environmental Awareness Campaigns
AbstractWe build a workable game of common-property resource extraction under rational Bayesian learning about the renewal prospects of a resource. We uncover the impact of exogenously shifting the prior beliefs of each player on the response functions of others. What we ?find about the role of environmental conservation campaigns is paradoxical. To the extent that such campaigns instill overly high pessimism about the potential of natural resources to reproduce, they create anti-conservation incentives: anyone having exploitation rights becomes inclined to consume more of the resource earlier, before others overexploit, and before the resources stock is reduced to lower levels.
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The exact same setup is taking shape in Pool ( POOL). The aptly named $2.5 billion swimming pool supply firm is forming an ascending triangle pattern of its own with resistance at $55 and uptrending support to the downside more or less in step with the 50-day moving average. Just like with Disney, POOL becomes a buy on a breakout above resistance at $55.
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Whenever you're looking at any technical price pattern, it's critical to think in terms of buyers and sellers. Triangles and other price pattern names are a good quick way to explain what's going on in this stock, but they're not the reason it's tradable. Instead, it all comes down to supply and demand for shares.That resistance line at $55 is a price where there's an excess of supply of shares; in other words, it's a place where sellers have been more eager to take recent gains and sell their shares than buyers have been to buy. That's what makes the move above it so significant -- a breakout indicates that buyers are finally strong enough to absorb all of the excess supply above that price level. Wait for that signal to happen before you jump into this stock.
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