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Out & About 9Police Report 5Viewpoint 6

I’ve noticed thisphenomenon whileinstructing new

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Usually, I will hear “Idon’t have that,” a shortpause, and then theinevitable “Oh! Here itis!”

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Ballot set for August primary election

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY —The qualifying period for theAug. 26 primary election hasclosed and political signs willbegin to appear on street cor-ners in greater numbers.

The August ballot will includesome partisan races and somenonpartisan races, said Leslie

Rossway Swan, Indian RiverCounty supervisor of elections.

By state law, only registeredvoters with a Republican Partydesignation will be able to votein Republican primary races,and the same applies to Demo-crat-affiliated voters voting inDemocrat primary races, Ms.Swan said.

Registered voters with otherpolitical party affiliations willbe able to participate in thenonpartisan races, such as anelection for a judge.

The last day to register orupdate a political party affilia-tion and still qualify to vote in

the August election is July 28,Ms. Swan said.

Republican voters will havethe opportunity to choosebetween three candidates forstate governor.

Incumbent Gov. Rick Scottfaces challenges from YinkaAbosede Adeshina and Eliza-beth Cuevas-Neunder.

Ms. Adeshina’s candidatewebsite says she is part of theTallahassee community andhas a strong interest in improv-ing healthcare services andencouraging small businesses.

Ms. Cuevas-Neunder’s candi-date website says she is bilin-

gual and is running on a plat-form of “restoring God, theState and strong family values”and call for a return of “govern-ment leaders who place theneeds of their constituentsbefore their own ambitions.”

Democrats will find twofamiliar names on the Democ-rat gubernatorial primary race,former Florida Gov. CharlieCrist and former state Sen. NanH. Rich.

Former Gov. Crist served asthe state governor as a Republi-can from 2007 to 2011.

Final day toupdate party affiliation is July 28By Jessica [email protected]

See ELECTION, page 2

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY —Automobile owners withbirthdays on or after Sept.1will get an extra birthdaygift courtesy of Gov. RickScott.

Beginning in September,original and renewal registra-tions for certain vehicles willhave rates slashed due tostatewide tax cuts, said Indi-an River County Tax CollectorCarole Jean Jordan.

“The auto rates went upunder Gov. Charlie Crist, andnow, under Gov. Scott, therates are basically going backdown to the numbers we sawin 2009-10 before the

increase,” Mrs. Jordan said. The current fee for register-

ing an automobile weighingless than 2,500 pounds is$46.15 for one year. AfterSept. 1, the new fee will be$24.10, said Lori Bloom, driv-er license and Department ofMotor Vehicles operationsmanager at the tax collector’soffice.

“It’s not very often that feesare lowered, we usually seeincreases. This is definitely adrastic change in rates,” Ms.Bloom said.

In general, motorcycles,cars and trucks weighing lessthan 5,000 pounds will seethe biggest fee decreases, shesaid.

Car tag renewalsdecrease in SeptemberBy Jessica [email protected]

See TAG, page 3

Saving lives

Cliff Partlow/staff photographerHayden Darras, front, 13 is helped to the edge of the NorthCounty pool by Logan Patrick, 12 during pool rescue trainingThursday, July 2. Additional photos on page X.

WEEKEND WEATHER

Friday: Partly cloudy;high: 90; low: 73; hightide: 7:54 a.m.; lowtide: 1:57 p.m.Saturday: Partly cloudy,chance of storms; high:90; low: 73; high tide:

8:49 a.m.; low tide: 2:50 p.m.Sunday: Partly cloudy; high: 90; low: 73;high tide: 9:43 a.m.; low tide: 3:42 p.m.Weather courtesy of weather.com

Former Sen. Rich served in the statesenate from 2004 to 2012, and prior tothat was a member of Florida House ofRepresentatives from 2000 to 2004.

Democrats will also have to choosebetween two candidates for state attor-ney general and the winner of theAugust election will face Republicanincumbent Pam Bondi in the Novembergeneral election, Ms. Swan said.

George Sheldon, former assistant sec-retary for Children and Families in theU.S. Department of Health and HumanServices, will face off against Perry E.Thurston Jr., who currently serves as theminority leader in the Florida House ofRepresentatives and represents District94, which includes parts of BrowardCounty.

Indian River County Republican vot-ers will have the option to weigh in onthe party’s candidate for the state sena-tor representing District 16.

Incumbent Sen. Thad Altman is beingchallenged by Monique Miller, a busi-nesswoman with a long career in thecomputer industry.

The winner of the primary will faceLloyd Stanton French, who is registeredas an Independent.

Another local senate seat, District 32,is up for election and during the Repub-lican primary incumbent Sen. JoeNegron will compete for votes againstBrandon M. Cannon, an entrepreneur

who has lived in various Florida cities,most recently in Port. St. Lucie.

The winner of the primary will faceDemocrat candidate Bruno Moore andIndependent candidate MatthewJoshua Loew.

One of the nonpartisan county-wideraces that will appear on all August bal-lots is the race for 19th Circuit CourtJudge, Group 4, Ms. Swan said.

Michael C. Heisey, a St. Lucie Countyattorney, and Steven Ziskinder, also a St.Lucie County attorney, are the two can-didates vying for the position. The termis for six years.

Bringing the ballot even closer tohome are the two Indian River SchoolDistrict races.

In District 1, incumbent Karen DisneyBrombach of Fellsmere is being chal-lenged for her seat by Shawn R. Frost ofVero Beach.

The District 4 seat is wide openbecause the sitting school board mem-ber, Carol Johnson, chose not to run foranother term.

Qualified candidates for the seatinclude Randy Heimler of Vero Beachand Charles G. Searcy of Vero Beach.

“This year, because there are only twocandidates for each seat, whoever wins

the primary will win the seat. If therewere more than two, there would be arunoff with the top two vote getters,”Ms. Swan said.

The school board District 2 seat wasalso scheduled to be up for election thisyear, but no one stepped up to chal-lenge Dale Simchick.

Ms. Simchick was appointed to theseat last year by Gov. Rick Scott after itwas left vacant by Jeff Pegler, who took ajob out of the county. Without a chal-lenger, Ms. Simchick will not berequired to be voted in on the ballot andwill automatically serve a full term, Ms.Swan said.

Registered voters may request absen-tee ballots for the primary election.Early voting will also be an option thisyear, with opportunities from Aug. 15 toAug. 23 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

If voters are unsure of their precinctnumber and location, they can goonline to the Supervisor of Electionswebsite and use the “Find My Precinct”search option using their homeaddress, Ms. Swan said.

For more information about candi-dates, precincts or upcoming elections,visit www.voteindianriver.com.

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For example, trucks weighingbetween 3,000 pounds and 5,000pounds currently have a fee of$70.65. The new fee drops the costdown to $45.60, which is almost a 65percent decrease.

New purchases or registrationrenewals due prior to Sept. 1 will notqualify for the decrease this year andautomobile owners in that categoryare advised to only renew their regis-

tration tags for one year.“We actually removed the two year

renewal option off of the mailedreminders because people can stillpay it, but they will not be able to geta refund for the difference,” Ms.Bloom said.

Ms. Bloom said the tax collector’soffice send renewal reminders in themail one month or sometimes twomonths ahead of time.

While some people who are up forrenewal in September may feel theurge to quickly take care of thepaperwork and fee in August after

they receive the reminder, it’s actual-ly better to wait, she said.

The system that contains the feeschedules will not be updated toreflect the reduced fees until Sep-tember, so if people try to pay tooearly, they will still have to becharged the old fees, Ms. Bloom said.

The overall automobile tag fee isthe combination of a number oftaxes and fees and some of thosetaxes and fees were reduced, leadingto the dramatic overall fee reductionfor many vehicles, Ms. Bloom said.

The majority of the reduction

came from the annual registrationallotment line item, but some otherline items were decreased as well, soeveryone should see at least a smalldecrease after Sept. 1.

Trucks weighing more than 5,000pounds, mobile homes, vessels andother vehicles are not included inthe large tax cut, but they will stillsee a slight reduction in fees, about$4.50, Ms. Bloom said.

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Family center thanks for support of summer program

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Home-less Family Center would like to thank,Vin Ryan, Carla Meyer and the MardyFish Children’s Foundation, for theirgenerous collaborative contribution tothe Homeless Family Center. This grantwill allow all of HFC’s children as wellas other homeless children and thoseat risk for homelessness to attend the2014 Extended Day Summer Campthrough the School District of IndianRiver County. The Homeless FamilyCenter will provide an academic com-ponent to the summer camp program.Additionally, a separate grant is ear-marked for HFC’s kids to have theunique opportunity to attend one week

of Kids On Court Tennis Camp offeredby the Mardy Fish Children’s Founda-tion.

The Mardy Fish Children’s Founda-tion works to provide children access toafter-school fitness and nutritional andenrichment programs to prepare themfor healthy, productive and successfullives. “We are so excited to add our Kidson Court tennis program to this teamthat is providing the neediest of kids asafe, fun, and educational environmentfor the summer” said Tom Fish.

“We are thrilled at this opportunityfor our children to be afforded thisunique experience” said Mary EllenMaguire, Executive Director of Home-less Family Center. “It is with this typeof generosity that HFC is able to pro-

For Hometown [email protected]

Photo courtesy of the Homeless Family CenterRoger Sobkowiak- Homeless Family Center Board of Directors President, JoePappalardo- Board Member of Mardy Fish Foundation, Mary Ellen Maguire-Executive Director of HFC, Tom Fish- Vice President of the Mardy Fish Founda-tion, and Thomas Mackie- HFC Board Member.See FAMILY, page 4


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to continue transforming the lives ofarea homeless men, it needs theongoing support of the community atlarge.

It’s most recent and urgent need forexample is a van that can passenger

up to 12 people. It will be used to takeresidents to and from job interviews,medical screenings and other placesdirectly related to getting themprepped and ready to join the work-force.

To see Camp Haven’s current wishlist or to find out how you can make adifference in someone’s life today,email [email protected], call(772) 999-3625 or visit www.Cam-pHaven.net

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vide opportunities for homeless fami-lies to end homelessness by achievingself-sufficiency through education, liv-ing wages, and permanent housing.The camp is an opportunity that ourchildren may not otherwise have if it

weren’t for this type of community spir-it.”

“This summer camp provides fami-lies who face the hardships of daily lifeto know their children are safe andsecure; remove the imposition ofdeflated expectations and the burdenof hopelessness, and provide a rich anddiverse offering of extracurricularactivities” said Joe Pappalardo – Board

Member, Mardy Fish Foundation.The Homeless Family Center, which

is located at 720 4th Street, is a partneragency of the United Ways of Indianand Saint Lucie Counties, TreasureCoast Homeless Services Council, Inc.,Indian River County Children’s ServicesAdvisory Committee and FloridaDepartment of Children and Families.

Homeless Family Center’s mission is

to provide opportunities for homelessfamilies to end homelessness byachieving self- sufficiency througheducation, living wages, and perma-nent housing.

Further information about HomelessFamily Center can be obtained by call-ing (772) 567-5537 or visiting the web-site atwww.homelessfamilycenter.com.

FamilyFrom page 3

Helping outTwo-dozen students took part in the IndianRiver County Junior Lifeguard Camp last

week to learn the basics of being a lifeguard.Before the students can sign-up, they first

have to qualify by swimming 100-yards andrunning one-half mile. The camps are taught

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Arrests listed were made from June 24 to July1, 2014

Sebastian Police Department

• James M. Smith, 40, 1080 11th St. South-west, Vero Beach, was charged with possessionof methamphetamine, possession of metham-phetamine with intent to sell and a misdemeanorcharge of possession of marijuana.

• Vernon John Wadsworth, 32, 4055 41st Ave.,Vero Beach, was charged with two counts of vio-lation of probation. He was on probation for driv-ing while license suspended, habitual trafficoffender, failure of sex offender to report to theDepartment of Highway Safety and Motor Vehi-cles.

Vero Beach Police Department

• Joseph David Barattini, 19, 612 12th St., VeroBeach, was charged with domestic violencecharges of aggravated assault and aggravatedbattery.

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• Jennifer Renee Crosby, 42, 3829 42nd Lane,Vero Beach, was charged with possession ofcocaine and a misdemeanor charge of posses-sion of drug paraphernalia.

• Daniel Estrella, 29, 97 N. Hickory St.,Fellsmere, was charged with possession ofcocaine and a misdemeanor charge of posses-sion of marijuana.

• Veonta James Graves, 24, 937 E. PineyBranch Drive, Virginia Beach, Va., was chargedwith possession of a controlled substance andmisdemeanor charges of possession of drug

paraphernalia and marijuana and driving whilelicense suspended with knowledge.

• Cristian Guzman, 19, 4275 47th Ave., VeroBeach, was charged with domestic violence bat-tery by strangulation.

• Roxanne Lee Harper, 27, homeless, VeroBeach, was charged with possession of cocaineand misdemeanor charges of trespass on prop-erty, trespass after warning and battery.

• Daniel Stephen Klestinec, 24, 7855 15thLane, Vero Beach, was charged with possessionof cocaine.

• Devonte Lataio Lewis, 20, 712 MorrisonRanch Road, Haines City, was charged with pos-session of marijuana.

• David Michael Miller, 31, 118 Bellamy Trail,Sebastian, was charged with two counts of viola-tion of probation.

• Danielle Quanshay Whitfield, 37, 8755 64thAve., Sebastian, was charged with burglary of anoccupied dwelling and a misdemeanor charge ofbattery.

• Sadiyaah Taliah Adulai, 22, 723 E. UniversityBlvd. No 45, Melbourne, was charged with fraud-ulent use of a credit card, criminal use of person-al identification information, communicationsfraud and uttering a forged instrument.

• Susan Marie Everest, 48, 8891 96th Court,Vero Beach, was charged with fraudulent use ofa credit card, fraud by an authorized person andcriminal use of personal identification informa-tion.

• Brett Edward Gordon, 23, 2295 Dorden St.,Melbourne, was charged with violation of proba-tion. He was on probation for five counts of third-degree grand theft.

• Michael David Jones, 31, 1620 42nd Square,Vero Beach, was charged with first-degree mur-der.

• John Carroll Palmer, 37, no address given,was charged with three counts of violation of pro-bation. He was on probation for felony petit theft,two counts of third-degree grand theft, givingfalse ownership or identification information to asecondhand dealer and giving false informationto a pawnbroker.

• Eric L. Smith, 43, 4610 43rd Court, Vero

Beach, was charged with aggravated stalking.• Christopher Daniel Walker, 29, 855 Highland

Drive S.W., Vero Beach, was charged with threecounts of possession of a controlled substanceand two counts of the misdemeanor charge ofpossession of drug paraphernalia.

• Glenn Edwin Brown III, 22, 1590 PolynesianLane, Sebastian, was charged with aggravatedbattery with a deadly weapon, two counts of pos-session of firearm, ammunition or electric deviceby a convicted felon and misdemeanor chargesof carrying a concealed weapon and resistingarrest without violence.

• Darren Adam Melton, 46, 5120 25th St.Southwest, Vero Beach, was charged with grandtheft and dealing in stolen property.

• Timothy Granville Salyers, 24, 865 SeventhAve., Vero Beach, was charged with violation ofprobation. He was on probation for possession ofcannabis with intent to sell or deliver and use orpossession of drug paraphernalia.

• Charles Wallace, 61, 4701 28th Court, VeroBeach, was charged with grand theft, violation ofparole and misdemeanor charges of resistingarrest without violence and shoplifting/retail theft.

• Gary Vernon Alexander, 37, 3800 Avenue L,Fort Pierce, was charged with aggravatedassault with a deadly weapon and a misde-meanor charge of violation of probation. He wason probation for possession of cannabis andresisting an officer without violence.

• Francisco Gomez, 33, 74 N. Lime St.,Fellsmere, was charged with possession ofcocaine.

• Elisa Marie Hyatt, 30, 1320 17th Place No.202, Vero Beach, was charged with felony petittheft.

• Benjamin Elias Daum, 30, homeless, VeroBeach, was charged with grand theft and a mis-demeanor charge of resisting arrest without vio-lence.

• Lee Marvin Carlton, 62, 915 27th Ave., VeroBeach, was charged with possession of cocaineand a misdemeanor charge of possession ofdrug paraphernalia.

• George Lee Dawkins, 52, 4696 38th Court,Vero Beach, was charged with driving while

license suspended, habitual offender.• Michale Marin, 21, 3535 Second Lane, Vero

Beach, was charged with possession of cocaine,possession of cocaine with intent to sell, tamper-ing with or destroying evidence, possession of acontrolled substance without a prescription andmisdemeanor charges of possession of marijua-na and drug paraphernalia.

• Charles Wallace, 61, 4701 28th Court, VeroBeach, was charged with grand theft, violation ofparole and misdemeanor charges of resistingarrest without violence and shoplifting/retailtheft.

• Dominique Justine Wilcox, 21, 8091 N. U.S.1, Vero Beach, was charged with possession ofcocaine and a misdemeanor charge of posses-sion of drug paraphernalia.

• Timothy Leon Elder, 44, 1712 Lake WaumpiDrive, Winter Park, was charged with grandtheft.

• Robert Glen Webber, 39, 9655 25th St., VeroBeach, was charged with two counts each ofgrand theft, dealing in stolen property and givingfalse information to a secondary metals recycler.

• Victoria Yvonne Williams, 23, 2638 North-west 14th Court, Fort Lauderdale, was chargedwith fraudulent use of a credit card, dealing instolen property and organized fraud.

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• Bryan Lee Kennedy, 30, 8556 103rd Court,Vero Beach, was charged with giving false infor-mation to a secondary metals recycler and deal-ing in stolen property.

Police reportEditor’s note: This is a list of arrests,

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Meanwhile, we have people collect-ing welfare forever, who never con-tributed a single dime to this fund;and, if they have children, they collectmore money.

Yet, I am supposed to survive onunemployment insurance of a fixedamount, whether or not I have familyto support?

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Something to think aboutSocial Security is not funded by the

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This man then comes to me and saysthat my fluid is puking out, and thenthat is when my witness and myselftold him what we saw.

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No store card, no discounts

I was checking out of the grocerystore, when I realized I didn’t havethe store loyalty card with me.

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Why does any store have theseannoying cards at all? What’s the pur-pose?

I gave up my personal informationto obtain the card, but what benefitdid I really receive in return? Would-n’t swiping my credit card give themall the personal information theyneed?

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While I’m ranting about stores,why do some stores prevent anybodyfrom entering their stores without apaid membership card?

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SEBASTIAN — Thunderstorms are apart of Florida’s landscape, and technol-ogy is part of modern culture, but thetwo constants don’t co-exist very well.

Especially now during the hurricaneand rainy season, major electronics,including computers, should definitelybe connected to a battery backup sys-tem, said Becki Martin, computer sup-port specialist at Computer Healthcarein Sebastian.

Since 2004, Tony Galentine and hisstaff at Computer Healthcare haveoffered top-notch technical services toSebastian and the surrounding area,ranging from computer diagnosis toinstalling Wi-Fi hot spots and everythingin between.

“Some people think when they plug intheir computer to a power strip, they areprotected from a power outage, butthat’s not how it works,” Ms. Martin said.

“What you really need is a batteryback-up, an uninterrupted power sup-ply. If the power goes out, or even if thereis a power bump, it’s dinging your harddrive a little bit.

“Over time, those dings will become afailed hard drive, or one day, your com-puter will just not turn on,” Ms. Martinsaid.

The custom computers built by thetechnicians at Computer Healthcaremust be purchased with a battery back-up system to have a valid warranty, butthey also carry the equipment availablefor purchase for general store customers,she said.

Computer Healthcare in Sebastian is agreat resource for instruction and repairfor both residential homes and businessowners.

The company is focusing on localbusinesses and demonstrating how theycan help companies, such as doctor’soffices, convert files to digital records, orto verify that a business’s network issecure from data breeches, Ms. Martinsaid.

“We can monitor the systems remote-ly, and we have someone on-call 24hours a day, seven days a week, in casethey need something,” she said.

A newer element of Computer Health-care’s daily offering to the community isa learning center where individuals cancome for one-on-one or group classes toeducate themselves on how to use theirelectronic device, whether it be a laptopcomputer, smartphone, tablet or a Kin-dle.

“We do Mac and Windows operatingsystems,” Ms. Martin said.

Customers can bring their owndevices into the shop for hands-on train-ing, so that when they go home to use

the device on their own, they alreadyhave some experience navigating with it.

One of the top computer repair issuesthat people come in with is virus-related.

One wrong click can give maliciouspeople access to important and even

confidential information stored on acomputer, Ms. Martin said.

A recent scam that has been croppingup in the county has people claiming tobe employed by Microsoft saying a per-

Staff photo by Jessica CreaganIf you’re not quite sure what that little button on your new computer or phonedoes, some one-on-one instruction by the staff at Computer Healthcare inSebastian could be just the thing you need. In addition to classes, ComputerHealthcare is in the businesses of troubleshooting computer issues, repairinghardware onsite, cleaning up the mess after a computer virus or a hard drivefailure and more.

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they are looking for there, the responseis usually “I don’t have that.”

Then (after realizing that maybe theyshould have whatever it is they can’tfind), they will broaden the search a bit,move their eyes around and locatewhat they were missing.

If you are having trouble findingthings on your desktop, pay attentionto where your eyes go when a windowpops open. If you see that you tend tofocus your view to a small area in thecenter of the window, try shifting yourview to the top left of the screen andwork your way to the lower right

through the center of the window. Thiswill usually allow you to see what’s whatin any given window in the order ofimportance.

By the time you get to the lower rightportion of the window, you will typical-ly have enough information to com-plete whatever it is you are trying to do.

Have I lost you? Let’s look at itanother way.

When someone hands you a piece ofpaper or you open a page in a book,where do your eyes go?

Well, they certainly don’t hoveraround the center of the page (or atleast they shouldn’t).

In Western civilization, we beginreading from the top left and work ourway to the lower right. If we were to justfocus on the center of the page, wewould end up just reading a smallchunk of what’s written and miss thebeginning and end. Without thinking,we know to start at the top left of thepage and, working from left to right,line by line, move our way down the

page.We need to develop the same habit

when we are using the computerbecause the same rules tend to apply.

Starting in the middle of the screenand then wandering around with oureyes will leave us feeling lost and out ofcontrol, and we will most certainlymiss something.

Instead, try this: Every time awindow opens, start at the top leftcorner of the window and, movingfrom left to right and then slowly downthe screen, you will find that mostwindows have been constructed in alogical order.

When we look at the top left cornerof any given window, we will usuallysee an icon representing whateverprogram is running, followed by thetitle bar.

These are good things to know: thename (and icon) of the programrunning and its title.

The next line down that we mayencounter is a line of pull-down

menus. The pull-down menus arewhere we can find all the controls andcommands that are available withinthat particular window grouped again,in logical sections.

All of the filing-related commandsare grouped under file, all the editingcommands are grouped under edit andso on, with the final pull-down menuusually being help.

They arranged it in this way so that ifpeople don’t find what they are lookingfor by going through each menu fromleft to right, they can look in the helpmenu as a last resort.

However, all programs are different;you won’t see all of the items listedabove in every window.

The point I’m trying illustrate is tostart from the top left, and usually youcan find whatever it is you are lookingfor.

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sonal computer in the home or businesshas a problem, she said.

Unsuspecting computer users believethe scam and allow the caller to remotelyaccess their system, and once they real-ize it was a scam, the damage has alreadybeen done, Ms. Martin said.

Identity theft is a definite possibility inthose types of circumstances, she said.

“When they call us, we tell them to dis-connect the Internet and unplug themachine and bring it in to us so we cantry to fix it,” Ms. Martin said.

There are many things that can gowrong with computers and that is whybacking up files is something ComputerHealthcare staff stresses to their clients.

“We offer backup solutions, both in-house and off-site. We can even go inand set up your computer so that itbacks up your files automatically on acertain day and time of the month,” Ms.Martin said.

Tech support and computer repairtechnicians with Computer Healthcaredon’t work on commission and can dedi-cate time to get the issue worked outproperly. In addition, before the device isgiven back to the customer, the staffwork hard to put the files, the folders,even the background images, exactlyhow the customer had it.

Computer Healthcare is located at1110 U.S. 1, Sebastian. For more informa-tion,call (772) 581-0368,or send an emailto [email protected].

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Out & aboutFRIDAY, JULY 11

• Busch Wildlife Animal Discoveryshow: 10:30 a.m., Indian River CountyMain Library, 1600 21st Street, VeroBeach. Free. For more information, call(772) 589-1355.

• Animal Photography and Craftsclass: 9 a.m. to noon, hosted by theHumane Society of Vero Beach andIndian River County, 6230 77th Street,Vero Beach. Open to children ages 8-11.Class offers basic photography informa-tion followed by photographng theshelter’s animals. Children must providetheir own digital camera and backup

batteries; they will receive a snack anddecorate a photo frame they can takehome. $25. Space is limited. This class isalso offered July 18. Register in advanceby calling (772) 388-3331, Ext. 18.

THROUGH JULY 18

• Food Drive: Morning Star ScreenPrinting is hosting a food drive to help theHomeless Family Center have a hunger-free summer. Drop all non-perishable andnon-expired food donations off at 621Second Lane, Vero Beach, from 9 a.m.through 5 p.m., Monday through Friday,through July 18.

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• Live in the Loop: 6:30-9:30 p.m.,Riverside Theatre's driveway loop onComedy Zone weekends. Friday, WileyNash Band (blues, rock) will perform;Saturday, Blue Cypress Bluegrass(bluegrass) will perform. No ticketrequired. No food, drinks or coolersallowed. Food and full bar and beeravailable for purchase. For more informa-tion, call guest services at (772) 231-6990.

ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20Now is a great time to research apotential career change, Aries. You’refeeling motivated and ready to trysomething new, so now might be thetime to take that leap.

TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21Technology plays a big role in yourlife this week, Taurus. Your office maybe upgrading new equipment, or youhave decided to rewire your home.

GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21Gemini, take a deep breath and gowith the flow when you find yourselfunusually busy this week. A changeof plans may find you spending moretime at the office.

CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22You’re in for a nice financial surprisethis week, Cancer. Whether it’s a raiseat work or some other financialwindfall, money is coming your wayshortly.

LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23Leo, expect some unexpected visitorsthis week. Straighten up around thehouse and make the most of thisunplanned time with a few oldfriends.

VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22Friends or colleagues at work mayintroduce you to something that cap-tures your interest, Virgo. You areready for something new in your life,and this will tickle your fancy.

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SEBASTIAN — Wings, pizza pie andburgers, oh my!

Pizza Pie and Wing Company is hav-ing their grand opening July 11, buthas had raving reviews during theirsoft opening and the newest additionto the Publix plaza is exactly what thearea has needed for a while.

The restaurant is owned by theSaracco family. Tony and Annie, a hus-band wife team that keep their sons,Joey, Michael and John on their toes.The whole family helps out in therestaurant and assists in everythingfrom behind the bar to the kitchen.

Tony Saracco is the leader of thebunch and his passion for this ventureis tangible in the way he speaks andexpresses his hopes for the restaurant.

“We are a sports bar with class,” hesaid happily, gesturing to the comfort-able chairs and the full bar. “We like tosay God sent us here. We got off onthis exit on accident and when we sawthis spot, we knew it was perfect.”

John and JoeySaracco holdingthe medium meat-lover’s pizza. Thepizza is piled highwith bacon,meatballs, ham,sausage and more.

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VERO BEACH — The Vero BeachTheatre Guild will once again call onthe works of the famed Gilbert andSullivan for a summer fundraiser pro-duction.

From July 17 through July 27, thelocal community theater will present“The Mikado,” a comedic operettawritten by William Gilbert and ArthurSullivan in 1885, perhaps the duo’smost popular work, said Mark Wygo-nik, show director.

“This show is set in Japan and it’s alot of silliness and a lot of fun,” MrWygonik said.

“The Mikado” tells a story of forbid-den love, disguised identities,vengeance, violence, and although it isset in Japan, pokes fun at British socie-ty in Gilbert and Sullivan’s time.

Jay Wiggins will play Nanki-Poo, oneof the male leads, Dana Rogers willtake on the role of Yum-Yum, his loveinterest, and Scott Freshley landed therole of the illustrious ruler, the Mika-do.

The costuming and the sets for thisproduction is very important for thelegacy of this show, so volunteers haveworked incredibly hard to create col-orful and exuberant pieces to enhancethe storyline, Mr. Wygonik said.

While some productions of the showtake great liberties with the script andthe time period of the story, the VeroBeach Theatre Guild will stick fairlyclose to the original storyline withonly a few exceptions.

“It’s a musical, and with most musi-cals, you’re not supposed to changethe lyrics, but with this show it’s a littledifferent. Everyone that produces theshow takes some of the lyrics andupdates them to be relevant to theirtime period and area, for exampleincluding references to political fig-ures or pop stars,” Mr. Wygonik said.

Show times are 7 p.m. on selectdates between July 17 and July 27, withtwo matinee performances at 2 p.m.on July 20 and July 27.

A ticket to the show is $25, except forthe July 19 performance, said LeighAnn Dunleavy, guild publicity chair-woman.

On July 19, the evening will begin at5 p.m. with Japanese drummers fromSouth Florida, sushi prepared by chefsfrom KATA and SAKE restaurants anddesserts from Patisserie.

“We will have a silent auction andsamurai warriors performing outside.It’s going to be a great night,” Mr.Wygonik said.

Tickets are $100 per adult.“Last year, we raised $15,000 during

the fundraiser. We’re hoping to do thatwell or better this year,” Mr. Wygoniksaid.

On July 26, the theme will be Japan-ese anime and theater-goers are invit-ed to dress in costume and participate

in a costume contest to win prizes.As this production is a fundraiser for

the guild, the funds are going towardthe guild’s capital campaign to con-struct and outfit a three-story additionto the organization’s current facilities.

The new space will give guild mem-bers rehearsal space, costume andprop storage and dressing rooms, allof which are greatly needed, Mr.Wygonik said.

The Vero Beach Theatre Guild islocated at 2020 San Juan Ave., VeroBeach. For tickets or more information,call (772) 562-8300 or visit www.ver-obeachtheatreguild.com.

A cast of 28communitythespians willbring VeroBeach TheatreGuild’sproduction of“The Mikado”to life fromJuly 17 to July27.

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“We are very family oriented,” saidJoey Saracco, who has been cleaningtables at family businesses since hewas five. Now he is learning the busi-ness inside and out. “We also know thewings, the pizza and burgers are thebest in town.”

We were quickly sat and greeted byour server, Kristen, who was attentiveand friendly the entire night.

My guest and I ordered sweet tea andwere treated to a sampling of each ofthe dozen or so appetizers that therestaurant has created.

We were treated to onion rings, corndogs, jalapeno poppers with cheddarcheese, stuffed mushrooms, fries,shrimp, fried clams and more.

The onion rings were large, deliciousand lightly battered. They were quicklyeaten and while my companion movedonto the poppers, I had a chicken stripand then ate a few of the clam strips.

We were soon delivered the chickenwings. I ordered the garlic parmesanwhile my companion ordered thehoney barbeque.

The wings were well cooked, hefty insize and the best wings that I have hadin awhile.

In case we had any room left afterthe sheer bounty of food we were pre-sented with, we were also treated to ameat lovers pizza, a recommendationfrom the family.

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• Riverside Theatre presents “TheComedy Zone,” Waxlax Stage, RiversideTheatre, Vero Beach, 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.Featuring live music and comedians PaulMorrissey and Chris Killian. Cost: $16. Formore information, visit www.riversidethe-atre.com.

SATURDAY, JULY 12

• Boating Safety course: 9 a.m. to 5p.m., Vero Beach Power Squadronbuilding, 301 Acacia Road, Vero Beach.Learn about navigation rules, boathandling, trailering and lifesaving equip-ment. If you were born after Jan. 1, 1988,

get your operator’s license; manyinsurance companies also offer discountsif you have a boating course. For reserva-tions, contact Larry Lott at (772) 532-6893 or [email protected] or registeronline atwww.verobeachpowersquadron.com.

• Keep Indian River Beautiful market-place returns: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., set upby the food court at the Indian River Mall,6200 20th Street, Vero Beach. Indoorfarmer's market with vendors offeringproduce, organic and botanical goods, art,upcycled goods, wood carvings, jewelry,nautical items, crafts, and more. For moreinformation, contact KIRB at (772) 226-7738, visit www.kirb.org, or [email protected].

• ‘Hooked on Blues’ event: 6-10 p.m.,Archie’s Seabreeze, 401 S. Ocean Drive,Fort Pierce. Hosted by the Blues Alliance

of the Treasure Coast, with their newestband member, The Dixie Highway Band.For more information, call (772) 460-3888 or visit www.bluesalliance.org.

SUNDAY, JULY 13

• Christmas in July: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.,Waldo's Restaurant on Ocean Drive inVero Beach. Proceeds will benefit theIndian River County chapter of the MarineCorps Toys for Tots program. The Duck Offreturns, where a $10 donation for arubber duck will give participants achance to win prizes; the event alsoincludes the annual toy drive poker run(first bike leaves at 10 a.m., last bike is inat 2:30 p.m.), a charity cook-out, andraffles. For more information, call (772)231-7091.

THROUGH JULY 31

• Turtle walks, Sebastian Inlet StatePark, Sebastian, Fridays through Tuesdays,from June 1 through July 31 at 9 p.m.Learn about Florida’s sea turtles andmaybe see a nesting loggerhead seaturtle on a ranger-led tour. Cost: Parkentry fees apply. For more information,visit www.floridastateparks.org/sebas-tianinlet/events.cfm.

THROUGH FRIDAY, AUG. 1

• Summer sailing camp, The Moorings,Vero Beach, 9 a.m. Monday throughFriday. Six one-week long camp sessionsfor beginning children sailors, ages 8 to13. Cost: $250 per week. For moreinformation, visit www.ysfirc.org.

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• Sports and aquatics camp, LeisureSquare, Vero Beach, 7:30 a.m. Nineweeks of full day summer camp pro-gramming for children 6-13 includingvolleyball, tennis, kickball, football andbasketball. Cost: $90 per week for VeroBeach residents, $105per week for non-city residents. For more information, visitwww.covb.org.

• Aerial Antics Camp, Leisure Square,Vero Beach, 7:30 a.m. Full day summerprogram for children 6-13 includingtraining in gymnastics, acrobatics circusaerial and dance. It is recommendedstudents attend all nine weeks. Cost: $90per week for Vero Beach residents, $105per week for non-city residents. For moreinformation, visit www.covb.org.

MONDAY, JULY 14

• Veterinary Basics class: 9 a.m. tonoon, hosted by the Humane Society ofVero Beach and Indian River County,6230 77th Street, Vero Beach. Open tochildren ages 8-11. Class offers anintroduction to working with animals forchildren who dream of becoming aveterinarian, from performing a basicexam to working in teams to perform amock spay surgery on a stuffed animal.Children receive a snack, trainingmaterials and a disposable stethoscope.$30. Space is limited. Register in advanceby calling (772) 388-3331, Ext. 18.

TUESDAY, JULY 15

• ‘Auto-Immune Issues: Solutions &Relief:’ Free workshop. 6-7 p.m., Alterna-tive Medicine Family Care Center, 3408Aviation Blvd., Vero Beach. Class offersnatural solutions that may help withrheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and otherautoimmune disorders. For moreinformation, call (772) 778-8877 or visitwww.AMFCC.info.

• Dog Care Basics class: 9 a.m. tonoon, hosted by the Humane Society ofVero Beach and Indian River County,6230 77th Street, Vero Beach. Open tochildren ages 8-11. Class offers informa-tion about dog breeds, dog behavior,basic dog health, dog training basics, andsafety around dogs. Children receive asnack and will make a dog-related craft totake home. $25. Space is limited. Registerin advance by calling (772) 388-3331,Ext. 18.

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LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23Travel is in your immediate future, Libra.Enjoy this escape from the daily grindand invite a few friends or family mem-bers along to make the trip that muchmore memorable.

SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22Good news is on the horizon, Scorpio. Itmay be a pending promotion at theoffice or a chance to go out with friends,but either way it will put a smile on yourface.

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AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18Aquarius, a busy week ahead will alsobe a happy week. That’s because youwill be busy doing something that youenjoy and the time will fly by. Enjoy the

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PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20Pisces, jump at the chance to get awayand enjoy an unplanned adventure. Thenext few days may provide the experi-ence of a lifetime.


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• ‘How to Start a Small Business:’9:30 a.m. to noon, Indian RiverChamber of Commerce, 1216 21stStreet, Vero Beach.For more informa-tion, call (888) 283-1177 or visitwww.treasurecoast.score.org.

• Cat Care Basics class: 9 a.m. tonoon, hosted by the Humane Societyof Vero Beach and Indian RiverCounty, 6230 77th Street, Vero Beach.Open to children ages 8-11. Classoffers information about cat breeds,cat care, cat behavior, basic cat health,handling a cat safely. Children receivea snack and will make a cat-relatedcraft to take home. $25. Space islimited. Register in advance by calling(772) 388-3331, Ext. 18.

THURSDAY, JULY 17

• Todd Kay's Magic Show: 10:30a.m., North Indian River CountyLibrary, 1001 Sebastian Blvd., Sebast-ian. Free. For more information, call(772) 589-1355.

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