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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (90382)	5/17/2012 11:27:34 PM
From: carranza2	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217977

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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (90382)	5/20/2012 8:21:39 AM
From: 2MAR$	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217977

On any market snap back LULU along with NKE some of the first i might like to get long , have decided that the one thing the world will always need is running shoes & yoga pants ! Seriously with that little bounce on friday that got the fade both of these were ready to pop, as u mentioned just too may shorts in LULU till far off earnings shows if she's still worth the high premium . Short term this stock shows every sign of a good trade long if the market snaps back a bit . (Olympics in GB this summer too. God bless the pagans for some good things they started ) Its the big Industrials like CAT DE & CMI plus the oils/energy/commodities OIH SLB RIG NE DE DO APA OXY that have really taken the hits along with even the Aggies MON CF TNH MOS POT etc . * If ever there is such a thing as "free money" in the market it is this XOM channel fade from $87 have mentioned before , its completely automatic going all the way back on the weekly , the big surprise thats no surprise the only stock trading up to its former highs now is Wallmart Free money (fade at 87) & leading indicator at the same time , now it needs to hold here

To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (90382)	5/22/2012 1:33:01 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 217977

Too bad you can not short FB right away, from 42 to 32.5 or 20% or more in 2 days

To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (90382)	5/24/2012 8:36:53 PM
From: average joe	1 Recommendation Respond to of 217977

B.C. woman shouldn't be punished for Facebook photos of Vegas vacation, judge rules in ICBC case By NEAL HALL, VANCOUVER SUN May 24, 2012 4:02 PM Las Vegas Photograph by: .. , Submitted photo VANCOUVER -- A woman involved in a car accident court case should not be punished for Facebook photos of her on vacation in Las Vegas, a judge ruled this week. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Richard Goepel said he viewed the photos but found they were of limited usefulness in the ICBC case involving Lindsay Guthrie. "Ms. Guthrie is seeking compensation for what she has lost, not what she can still do," the judge said in written reasons. "The fact that she can spend a weekend with her friends in Las Vegas does not gainsay her evidence that she continues to suffer from the aftermath of the accident. She should not be punished for trying to get on with her life and enjoying it the best she can regardless of the limitations imposed on her as result of the accident." The Insurance Corp. of B.C. is using Facebook and other online social media against plaintiffs to try to reduce the costs of claims of people injured in car accidents. Earlier this year, a Williams Lake man was convicted of fraud and ordered to pay $18,000 restitution to ICBC, which caught the man bragging on Facebook that he had defrauded the insurance company for a car accident he caused. In the case of Guthrie, the 26-year-old credit union worker suffered soft tissue injuries while the passenger in a car that was stopped when it was rear-ended in 2009. She was in significant pain for the first two months after the accident, forcing her to take time off work, and still suffers chronic neck and shoulder pain. The judge found that Guthrie "aggressively attempted to deal with her injuries" by attending physiotherapy, massage therapy, took a series of painful intramuscular stimulation treatments and continues to exercise regularly. "She has done all she can to assist in her recovery," the judge concluded. Guthrie was awarded $165,582 in damages, including $65,000 in non-pecuniary damages, $4,258 for past wage loss, special damages of $11,323, $10,000 for the cost of future care and $75,000 for future loss of earning capacity. The full judgment is online at http://bit.ly/LdR7fB nhall@vancouversun.com http://www.vancouversun.com/news/woman+shouldn+punished+Facebook+photos+Vegas+vacation+judge+rules+ICBC+case/6673964/story.html#ixzz1vpyFjWgk