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News nuggets and coffee-shop chatter from Paducah and the area.

OpenTable, an online com-pany that provides reservations and collects restaurant reviews, recognized Patti’s 1880’s Settlement in Grand Rivers in the 2012 Diners’ Choice Awards for the Top 100 American Fare Restaurants.

OpenTable’s list of winning restaurants span across 31 states and Washington, D.C., with top honors going to kitchens across the country. The Diner’s Choice Awards are generated from more than 5 million reviews submitted by OpenTable diners for more than 15,000 restaurants in all 50 states. Kentucky claimed four of the list’s establishments. The

other three are: Bouquet Restau-rant and Wine Bar in Covington, and Corbett’s Fine Dining and Lilly’s Bistro, both in Louisville.

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Early construction work beside Bluegrass Dermatology on Village Square Drive is going toward building the eventual home of Cunningham Dental, according to documents fi led

with Paducah’s inspection offi ce.The building at 4570 Pecan

Drive will have multiple tenants, according to site plans, though interior design plans haven’t been approved yet.

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Unemployment rates fell in 101 Kentucky counties

Patti’s 1880’s Settlement garners rave reviews, Diners’ Choice Award

Biz BuzzPlease see BIZ BUZZ | 2D

You survived Black Friday. Or maybe you just avoided it al-together. Either way, get ready to take your shopping spree online for Cyber Monday.

If you haven’t already done so, here are a few things you may need to do to get ready:

■ Membership has advan-tages: Join the loyalty pro-grams for any stores where you plan to shop. Also sign up for their email alerts, follow them on Twitter and Pinterest, and “like” them on Facebook for additional deals and up-to-the minute information.

■ Divide and conquer: Create a dedicated email account for your online shop-ping so you don’t have to sift through personal emails to get the deals. This is also a good place to send e-receipts from brick-and-mortar stores.

■ C’mon, get appy: An in-creasing number of applica-tions can help you navigate the world of e-commerce with your smartphone or tablet. For example, TheFind.com’s app helps you com-pare prices of items online and watches when they drop. The PriceBlink app self-activates every time you shop online and will alert you to coupons and special offers for the site you’re shopping on. It also lets you know if the same item is available for less anywhere else in cyberspace. The TGICyberMonday app aggre-gates Cyber Monday deals from major retailers.

■ The early bird gets it: Shop early — maybe even now. Retailers have been run-ning online deals all week, and you can still take advan-tage of them. Check your tar-geted websites in advance to make sure you are ready for new deals when they go up early Monday morning.

■ Be safe: Instead of pay-ing with debit cards, use credit cards, which have bet-ter fraud protection. Don’t save your information at retailers’ websites; enter it manually each time. Shop from home. Your home con-nection is more secure than public networks or Wi-Fi, even at work. And if you are at work, remember to heed your company’s policy for surfing the Web.

Holiday shopping your wayFive tips

to conquer Cyber Monday

McClatchy-Tribune News Service

Associated Press

Frankie Lee, the first in a line of several hundred shoppers at a Wal-Mart in Oakland, Calif., rubs his eyes shortly before the store opened at 5 a.m. Nov. 28, 2008. If the economic downturn has taught retailers anything, it’s that a 50 percent off sale isn’t enough to lure finicky American shoppers into stores these days, so this holiday season, shoppers will find that retailers are doing all kinds of things to make it easier for them to part with their money.

NEW YORK — This holiday season, Burger King won’t be the only place where you can have it your way.

It used to be enough for stores to promise discounts up to 70 percent to lure shoppers during the busy holiday period. But the ease of ordering online and the sluggish economy changed that. Americans are no longer im-pressed by discounts alone. Now they want their shopping just like their fast food: not only cheap, but convenient too.

That means they’re no lon-ger afraid to walk away from the cashmere sweater with the perfect fi t if the store is crowded. They’re unwilling to buy those suede pumps in just the right shade of blue if shipping costs extra. And they cringe at the prospect of carrying around paper coupons; they’d rather pull them up electronically on smart-phones.

Retailers from Wal-Mart to

Stores try to make holiday season cheap and easy BY MAE ANDERSON

Associated Press

CHICAGO — It looks like on this Black Friday, some con-sumers put themselves at the top of their holiday shopping lists.

More consumers will be fill-ing their shopping carts with items for themselves as they hit the stores this holiday sea-son, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation.

Just less than 60 percent of shoppers will spend about $140 on so-called “non-gift items” — merchandise they will not put under the tree or mail out for Hanukkah — but instead use immediately for themselves, their children or their spouses.

Self-gifting is “bigger than ever this year,” climbing 15 percent from 2004, when just more than 51 percent of consumers shopped for

Shoppers in it for themselves this holiday seasonMcClatchy-Tribune News Service

Associated Press

A customer shops at a K-Mart in Chicago in 2011. A recent sur-vey shows that this year more consumers will be filling their shop-ping carts with items for themselves as they hit the stores this holiday season.Please see SELF-GIFTING | 2D

Please see SHOPPING | 2D

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between October 2011 and October 2012, while 17 county rates increased and two stayed the same, according to the Kentucky Offi ce of Employment and Training.

Woodford County re-corded the lowest jobless rate in the commonwealth at 5.6 percent. Magoffi n County recorded the state’s highest unemployment rate at 15.5 percent, fol-lowed by Fulton County, 14.7 percent.

Rates for the Pur-chase region in October compared to October 2011: Ballard’s is 7.7 percent,

down from 8.5 percent in October 2011; Calloway, 7.2 percent down from 7.3 percent; Carlisle is 6.8 percent down from 8 per-cent; Fulton’s 14.7 percent dropped from 16.1 percent; Graves County at 8.1 per-cent is a drop from 9 per-cent; Hickman’s 8 percent is down from 10.3 percent; McCracken dropped to 7.7 percent from 8 percent; Marshall dropped to 7.9 percent from 8.6 percent.Got a tip for Biz Buzz? Contact Sun Business Editor Adam Shull at 270-575-8653, send a fax to 270-442-7859 or email business@paducahsun.com.

Macy’s are doing everything they can to make it easier for more fi n-icky shoppers to spend during the holidays. Several opened Thanks-giving Day. Some are offering free layaway and shipping. Many are matching in-store prices with cheaper online deals. Others are al-lowing shoppers to buy online and pick up their merchandise in stores.

The have-it-your-way approach is partly a response to fear. Mer-chants are concerned that shoppers will spend less freely this season because of worries about high un-employment and a package of tax increases and spending cuts known as the “fi scal cliff,” which will take effect in January unless Congress passes a budget deal. The changes also come as the growth of smart-phones and tablet computers has made it easier to browse and buy with the touch of a fi ngertip.

That puts pressure on brick-and-mortar retailers, which count on holiday shopping for up to 40 percent of their annual revenue, to get shoppers into stores. It’s becom-ing an increasingly diffi cult feat: The National Retail Federation estimates that overall sales in November and December will rise 4.1 percent this year, below last year’s 5.6 percent growth. But the online part of that is expected to rise 17 percent, accord-ing to research fi rm comScore.

“Retailers have to do a little more to grow sales this year,” said Frank Badillo, a senior economist at con-sultancy Kantar Retail.

Shoppers became addicted to the ever bigger sales, and they began fl eeing to online retailers, which can offer much cheaper prices because they don’t have the same overhead costs to operate brick-and-mortar locations. Plus, websites offer the convenience of shopping in the comfort of homes or offi ce cubicles.

To better compete, brick-and-mortar stores concluded that they would have to replicate their online rivals’ formula. Shopping needs to

be cheap and easy, they fi gured. So stores began trying new ways to make shopping more convenient last year, such as free shipping and expanded hours.

This holiday season, they’ve ex-panded the scope and scale of those incentives to include:

■ Expanded hours for shoppers who can’t wait to hit the mall: Stores often open in the wee hours of the morning on the day after Thanksgiving Day, which is typical-ly the biggest shopping day of the year. But the Black Friday openings crept earlier and earlier over the past few years. Then retailers such as Macy’s Inc. began opening at midnight. This season, some stores have expanded their hours even more. Sears, Toys R Us and other stores opened on Thanksgiving evening to grab those who want to shop after their turkey dinner. Wal-Mart started Black Friday sales at 8 p.m. Thanksgiving Day, two hours earlier than last year.

■ More shipping and return op-tions for shoppers who covet conve-nience: About 44 percent of retail-ers are offering free shipping this year, a jump from 12.5 percent last year, said Vicki Cantrell, executive director of Shop.org, the National Retail Federation’s digital retail division that tracks retailers’ online offers. And UPS said retailers also are working to make returns easier by including return labels in pack-ages or providing a link online that customers can use to print labels.

Additionally, some stores, includ-ing Best Buy Co., Toys R Us and Wal-Mart, are offering customers the option of ordering online and then picking up merchandise in stores.

Danny de Gracia, a political scien-tist in Honolulu, likes using that op-tion to avoid the hassle and crowds in stores. Gracia, who said he plans to spend no more than $1,000 this holiday season, last used the service to buy a Sony digital camera for his father at Best Buy.

“It’s an outstanding service that I utilize whenever possible,” he said. “I wish that it would be available

for groceries.”■ Layaway plans for fi nancially-

strapped shoppers: Shoppers have typically been charged a fee for layaway programs that allow them to pay over a period of weeks. But this year, Sears and discount chain Kmart, both divisions of Sears Holdings Corp., ditched the fees, which could be as much as $10 for 12 weeks. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. low-ered layaway fees from $15 to $5.

■ Price matching for shoppers who are addicted to deals: Small mom-and-pop stores long have offered to match the cheaper prices that customers fi nd online, but this year big merchants such as Target and Best Buy will do the same. It’s an attempt to combat the growth of “showrooming,” when customers look at merchandise in stores but buy it cheaper online.

■ Updated shopping apps for smartphone-toting shoppers: Shopping apps for smartphones and tablets have been around since shortly after the iPhone debuted in 2007, but this year retailers are beefi ng them up. For instance, Macy’s launched a Black Friday portion of its mobile app, which highlights specials and other deals not advertised elsewhere.

The shopping apps are an at-tempt by brick-and-mortar retailers to hook shoppers like Stefanie Scott of Greenfi eld, Wis., who plans to spend $1,000 to $2,000 on gifts this year.

Scott starts her holiday shopping by checking out deals on Facebook. Then, she brings her smartphone along on shopping trips and uses mobile apps to get discounts once she’s in the store. She’s also a fan of offers to buy online and pick up in the store, and recently used one at Best Buy to buy a videogame for her brother-in-law.

“I’m tied to my cellphone,” she said. “Coupons and lists get lost in my purse. It’s so much easier when I’m shopping to whip out my cellphone and have them scan it. The more I can do on my iPhone, I’m all for it.”

themselves, according to National Retail Federation spokeswoman Kathy Gran-nis. “I have no doubt that we will see people treat themselves because pric-es are so low,” she said.

Consumers are finding it difficult to pass up this year’s super-discounts, Grannis added. “There’s likely a few people who have refrained from buying things all year long be-cause they knew the holi-day season would be full of discounts,” she said.

Southerners will do the most self-gifting this year, with 61 percent of shop-pers below the Mason-Dixon Line buying non-gift items for themselves and their households this holi-day season. Midwesterners trail the pack with 57 per-cent planning to self-gift, compared to 59 percent of residents of Northeastern states and 58 percent of Western staters.

Millennials are most likely to treat themselves,

with the majority of self-gifters falling into that prime shopping demo-graphic — between the ages of 18 and 34. Those least likely to spend on themselves this year are in the grandparental range, age 65 and older.

Most non-gift items in-clude big-ticket items such as televisions and laptops. “I don’t think there’s too many people out there that are waiting hours in line for a laptop or televi-sion and immediately gift it to someone else,” said Michael Brim, founder of deal website BFAds.net.

Shopper Theresa Par-zych doesn’t like the fren-zy of Black Friday sales, but the Chicago resident shops early and often — for herself and for the 12 or so others on her list for the holidays. She typically gifts herself at least one luxury product during the holiday. This year she’s been eyeing a purse.

“I deserve a present,” she said with a laugh, “more than one.”

From Nov. 14 to Wednesday, the Office of Employment and Training added 47 job orders to its database for re-gional employers (Paducah unless noted otherwise): truck supervisor in Hickory, electrical engineer, part-time mer-chandiser, local truck driver (off weekends), assembly/production helper, web editor, occupational therapist in Metropolis, Ill., restaurant crew in Metropolis, assistant store managers, customer service and sales associate, cashier, assembler/wirer for industrial equipment, ser-vice sales rep., human resources manager in Metropolis, occupational therapist in Metropolis, travel OR RN jobs, branch manager, industrial quality control journeyman in Metropolis, ICU RN for travel jobs, zone supervisor - ap-parel, team member in Metropolis, server in Metropolis, electrician, coordinator of food preparation, temporary drivers, assistant general manager in Metropolis, produc-tion engineer - process hazards analyst in Metropolis, delivery driver in Metropolis, customer care rep. II, restau-rant general manager in Metropolis, industrial equipment operator journeyman in Metropolis, live haul supervisor - afternoon in Hickory, driver helper in Metropolis, shift manager in Metropolis, traditional security officer in Cal-vert City, branch office administrator in Mayfield, assis-tant store manager, counselor, LPN/LVN in Mayfield, op-erations supervisor for part-time, LPN/LVN, regional truck driver, part-time operations supervisor, plant manager in Hickory, refrigeration technician, dietary aide in Benton, preschool teacher.

For more details, or to learn how to apply for the jobs listed, contact the Office of Employment and Training at 270-575-7000. To find more jobs visit https://focusca-reer.ky.gov/career

Jobs

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SELF-GIFTING

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BERLIN — Two interna-tional unions say they’ve fi led a complaint with the German government alleging that Deutsche Post’s DHL divi-sion has attempted to stifl e organized labor movements.

UNI Global Union, rep-resenting 2.5 million postal and logistics workers worldwide, and the Inter-national Transport Work-ers’ Federation allege DHL fi red a group of workers in Turkey who were trying to

organize into a union, and has also attempted to limit unions in other countries.

DHL told The Associated Press Thursday it hadn’t yet seen the complaint, but that “all of our employees have the right to join or not to join a union of their choice” and that the dismissals in Turkey were all for contract violations or misconduct.

The complaint fi led Wednesday seeks to have the German government investigate.

Union groups accuse DHL of labor violations

Associated Press

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If you’re shopping for a new television this holiday season, you won’t fi nd much in the way of new technol-ogy — at least not at prices most people can afford.

But you will fi nd low prices on entry-level TVs — even on jumbo-sized sets. And you’ll also fi nd that when it comes to features, midrange TVs are offering much more bang for the buck than ever before.

“I think consumers will be pleasantly surprised,” said Shawn DuBravac, chief economist of the Consumer Electronics Association, especially if they haven’t “gone out and looked at TVs lately.”

For the past fi ve or six years, a steady stream of new features have made their way into TVs. Higher resolutions and faster refresh rates improved screen images, LED backlights resulted in extra-thin sets, and growing production of ever-larger display sizes gave consumers the chance to buy huge TVs at moderate prices.

But this year, the mar-ket is in a lull. The pre-mium features from the past two years — Internet connectivity and 3-D viewing — are becoming standard fare on mid-range sets, but nothing is really taking their place.

“We’re sort of in this awkward position” in the market, said Linn Huang, a senior research ana-lyst at IDC, a technology consulting fi rm. “From a technology standpoint in terms of holidays, you’re not going to see anything

groundbreakingly new.”At least that’s true at the

big-box stores where most consumers shop for TVs. Some cutting-edge features — most notably ultra-high resolution “4K” TVs and TVs based on OLED technology — are start-ing to make their way into production models. But the numbers of those TVs be-ing produced are so small that they likely won’t show up at your local Best Buy or Costco, Huang said.

And even if they did, the prices on those TVs will put them out of reach for everyone but the most affl uent consumers. Sony’s 84-inch 4K TV, for example, is priced at around $25,000.

But if you’re willing to settle for something other than the cutting edge in TV technology, you’re like-ly to get a good deal. On a tour of big-box stores last week, a reporter found 32-inch models priced as low as $200, 46-inch ones as low as $480 and 60-inch plasma TVs for less than $800. And that was before the expected discounts for Black Friday.

Where consumers are likely to fi nd good deals is on midrange models, which are now more fully featured than ever. Of TVs sold in September that were 50 inches or larger, 54 percent can be connected to the Internet for the purpose of access-

ing online services such as Netfl ix or Pandora, according to NPD. That month, 22 percent of TVs sold that were 40 inches or larger offered 3-D viewing capabilities.

Particularly on bigger-screen TVs, “you defi -nitely are getting more features,” said Ben Ar-nold, an industry analyst at NPD. “You’re defi nitely getting more sets that are connected.”

But consumers will pay a premium for those fea-tures. According to NPD, consumers on average paid about $350 extra to get a 50-inch TV that can connect to Internet and about $360 more for one that has 3-D viewing.

New TVs offer solid value, but few whiz-bang features

McClatchy-Tribune News Service

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Salesman Mark MacCoby watches a presidential debate in October on a wall of plasma televisions on display at Video Only in Pleasanton, Calif. TV shoppers this holiday season won’t find much in the way of new technology, but will find lower costs on entry-level units and more bang for their buck on mid-level ones.

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D-E-FDFC Glbl 17.28 +1.77 -.78DUSA u8.00 +.04 +3.62Daktronics 9.68 +1.41 +.11DealrTrk d25.64 +1.53 -1.62DeckrsOut 33.08 +2.14 -42.49Dell Inc 9.55 +.69 -5.08Dndreon 4.45 +.35 -3.15Dentsply 39.30 +.85 +4.31DexCom 12.38 -.22 +3.07DialGlobal d.26 -.22 -2.94DiamndF hlf d13.28 -1.85 -18.99DianaCont 6.34 +.82 +.91DigitalGen 9.74 +.28 -2.18DigRiver 13.62 +.16 -1.40Diodes 14.28 +.92 -7.02DirecTV 49.49 +.50 +6.73DiscCmA h 58.20 +3.02 +17.23DiscCmC h 54.19 +2.83 +16.49DishNetwk 35.75 +.20 +7.27DollarTr s 42.03 +3.21 +.48DonlleyRR 9.53 +.34 -4.90DragonW g d1.79 -.11 -1.66DrmWksA 18.05 -1.06 +1.46DryShips 1.72 +.02 -.28Dunkin 30.49 +.64 +5.51DyaxCp 3.11 +.19 +1.75E-Trade 8.14 +.26 +.18eBay 49.01 +1.75 +18.68EV Engy 61.48 +1.21 -4.42EaglRkEn 9.11 +.21 -2.54ErthLink 6.42 +.10 -.02EstWstBcp 21.75 +1.40 +2.00Ebix Inc 16.79 +.05 -5.31ElectArts 14.37 +1.32 -6.23EFII 18.32 +2.00 +4.07EncoreCap 26.02 -.24 +4.76EndoPhrm 27.80 +.96 -6.73Endocyte 8.68 +1.02 +4.92Endologix 13.94 +.43 +2.46EnerNOC 12.20 +.46 +1.33EnrgyRec u3.17 +.69 +.59EngyXXI 33.93 +.90 +2.05Enphase n 2.58 +.59 -4.76Entegris 8.68 +.58 -.05EntropCom 4.78 +.28 -.33Equinix 186.76 +7.87 +85.36Ericsson 9.01 +.55 -1.12Euronet 21.73 +1.47 +3.25Exelixis 5.27 +.54 +.54ExideTc 2.74 +.32 +.11Expedia s 60.59 +2.36 +31.57ExpdIntl 37.18 +1.42 -3.78ExpScripts 52.24 +.11 +7.55ExtrmNet 3.49 +.05 +.57EZchip 37.29 +2.04 +8.96Ezcorp 18.11 +1.20 -8.26F5 Netwks 92.16 +5.52 -13.96FEI Co 53.37 +1.57 +12.59FLIR Sys 20.03 +.95 -5.04FX Ener d4.12 +.02 -.68Facebook n 24.00 +.44 -14.23Fastenal 41.14 +.14 -2.47FifthStFin 10.77 +.33 +1.20FifthThird 14.89 +.79 +2.17FinclEngin u26.65 +.40 +4.32Finisar 12.76 +1.54 -3.99FinLine 21.41 +1.42 +2.13FMidBc 12.61 +.60 +2.48FstNiagara 7.41 +.16 -1.22FstSolar 24.45 +.91 -9.31FstMerit 13.99 +.95 -1.14Fiserv 75.43 +1.88 +16.69Flextrn 5.83 +.29 +.17FocusMda 24.52 -.32 +5.03FormFac 4.20 +.42 -.86ForrestR 27.83 -.27 -6.11Fortinet 19.06 +.78 -2.75Fossil Inc 86.20 +4.20 +6.84FosterWhl 22.68 +1.56 +3.54Francesca 26.74 +1.97 +9.44FreshMkt 62.38 +2.90 +22.48FrontierCm 4.49 +.20 -.66FuelCell h .90 +.04 +.03

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MAKO Srg 14.03 +.25 -11.18MannKd 1.97 +.09 -.53MartinMid 31.27 -.23 -3.18MarvellT 8.07 +.67 -5.78Masimo 20.78 +.89 +2.10Mattel 36.87 +1.56 +9.11MattressF 27.95 +1.00 +4.76MaximIntg 28.18 +1.40 +2.14MedAssets 16.65 +.94 +7.40MediCo 21.60 +1.24 +2.96Medidata 41.82 +.58 +20.07Medivatn s 49.94 +2.23 +26.89MelcoCrwn 15.29 +1.46 +5.67Mellanox 84.97 +2.52 +52.48MEMSIC 3.08 +1.38 +.43MentorGr 14.38 +.79 +.82MercadoL 74.10 -1.33 -5.44MercerIntl 6.82 +.33 +.72MergeHlth 3.09 +.41 -1.76Merrimk n 6.99 +.14 +.95Microchp 29.99 +.97 -6.64MicronT 5.68 +.21 -.61MicrosSys 44.33 +.51 -2.25MicroSemi 18.35 +.84 +1.60Microsoft 27.70 +1.18 +1.74MicroStr d86.30 -5.48 -22.02Micrvis rs 2.59 +.31 -.29Mindspeed 3.29 +.13 -1.29ModusLnk h 3.07 -.02 -2.33Molex 26.62 +1.16 +2.76Momenta d10.60 -.16 -6.79Mondelez 25.62 +.06 +1.18MonPwSys 19.92 +1.04 +4.85MonroMuf 31.83 -.23 -6.96MonstrBv s 45.94 +.47 -.13Motricity h .70 +.15 -.10Mylan u27.11 +1.57 +5.65MyriadG 30.38 +.34 +9.44NETgear 34.20 +.74 +.63NICESys 32.80 +.49 -1.65NII Hldg 5.14 -.09 -16.16NPS Phm 9.73 +.41 +3.14NXP Semi 24.00 +1.31 +8.63Nanosphere 2.79 +.37 +1.32NasdOMX 23.78 +.83 -.73NatCineM 13.28 +.01 +.88NatInstrm 24.76 +.75 -1.20NatPenn 9.41 +.70 +.97NektarTh 6.07 +.08 +.48NetApp 31.15 +.89 -5.12NetEase 43.15 -.93 -1.70Netfl ix 82.95 +2.05 +13.66NetSpend 11.20 +.49 +3.09Neurcrine 7.23 +.33 -1.27NewsCpA 24.30 +1.01 +6.46NewsCpB 24.83 +1.09 +6.65NorTrst 48.29 +1.44 +8.63NwstBcsh 11.78 +.40 -.66NovtlWrls d1.25 -.03 -1.88Novavax 1.75 +.14 +.49NuVasive 14.10 +.51 +1.51NuanceCm 20.65 +.30 -4.51NuPathe 2.79 +.22 +.95NutriSyst 7.62 +.20 -5.31Nvidia 11.90 +.60 -1.96NxStageMd 11.84 +.96 -5.94OReillyAu 92.63 +2.66 +12.68OSI Sys 62.11 -1.83 +13.33Oclaro 1.66 +.37 -1.16OldDomF s 33.49 +.27 +6.47Omeros 7.36 +1.00 +3.41Omnicell 15.43 +.33 -1.09OmniVisn 14.98 +1.63 +2.75OnSmcnd 6.17 +.35 -1.55Oncothyr 4.75 +.21 -2.83OnyxPh 76.60 +3.53 +32.65OpenTxt 55.53 +2.22 +4.39OpenTable 45.44 +2.59 +6.31OpntTch 41.60 +.32 +4.93OptimerPh 9.68 +.49 -2.56Oracle 30.92 +.92 +5.27OraSure 7.75 +.85 -1.36Orexigen 4.73 +.49 +3.12

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VIENNA, Ill. — Wanda L. Thurman, 77, a former resi-dent of Marion and a native of Johnson County,died at 12:44 p.m. Saturday at Her-rin Hospital.

Arrangements were in-complete at Bailey Funeral Home in Vienna.

Wanda L. ThurmanDEXTER — Linda Rich-

erson, 73, of Dexter died Saturday at Murray-Callo-way County Hospital.

Arrangements were in-complete at J.H. Churchill Funeral Home.

Linda Richerson

John Willeford, 88, of Paducah died at 11:25 a.m. Saturday at Medco Nursing and Rehab in Paducah.

Arrangements were in-complete at Lindsey Funer-al Home.

John WillefordHoyt Ryan, 66, of

Paducah died at 9:54 p.m. Friday at Western Baptist Hospital.

Arrangements were in-complete at Hughes Funer-al Home of Paducah.

Hoyt Ryan

LAS VEGAS — As if a weekend in Las Vegas isn’t wild enough for Southern Californians, a Nevada en-trepreneur is about to add fi ve more hours of party to either end.

After striking an agree-ment with Union Pacifi c Railroad last week, the Las Vegas Railway Express is one step closer to bring-ing to life the X Train, a luxurious “party train” complete with big screen TVs, recliners and two ul-tra lounges.

“The whole idea is when you get on a train, you feel like you’re in Las Ve-gas,” said Michael Barron, president and CEO of the $100 million venture that hopes to launch its maid-en voyage on New Year’s Eve 2013. “It’s essentially a nightclub on wheels.”

Tourists can’t get from Southern California to Las Vegas by rail alone, and Barron’s company isn’t the fi rst to try and fi x that. The much-talked-about XpressWest project proposes a high-speed train connecting Sin City to the region from which it draws 25 percent of its tourists.

But it’s a multi-billion-dollar proposal that would require setting new tracks, and it’s often panned as a “train to nowhere” because the fi rst phase would start in relatively obscure Victorville, about 100 miles outside of Los Angeles.

The X Train proposal calls for an Amtrak crew aboard a 576-passenger train that runs at stan-dard speeds on traditional tracks.

It would start in Fuller-

ton, Calif. — already home to an Amtrak station and part of Southern Califor-nia’s Metrolink commuter train network — and end in downtown Las Vegas.

A conditional agree-ment with Union Pacifi c, approved Nov. 16, will al-low the company to use a rail line that’s currently limited to freight trains and hasn’t served pas-sengers since Amtrak dis-continued its Desert Wind service in 1997 due to low ridership.

Tickets for the adults-only train would cost $99 each way and include a meal and beverage, with plenty more alcohol avail-able for purchase. To keep ticket prices low, the com-pany would try to make money booking Las Vegas hotels and entertainment for passengers.

With initial plans for one trip a day on Thurs-day, Friday, Sunday, and Monday, Barron believes

he can attract tourists weary of the weekend traffi c gridlock and per-haps hung over from their weekend revelry.

“Sunday is horrifi c,” Barron said of the Inter-state 15 corridor that links Las Vegas and its neigh-bor. “So now you’ve been up for 40 hours gambling and you have to drive for seven hours — that’s just horrible. But people do it in spite of that!”

John Lawson, who was in Las Vegas from Or-ange County for a few days over Thanksgiving, said he’d like the option of hopping on a train rather than braving bumper-to-bumper traffi c on the way back.

“If you party really hard, it sucks driving back,” said Lawson, 28.

Vegas visitor Christina Bojorquez, 25, said she’d have to weigh the cost of the train ride against other cheap options, in-

cluding discounted fl ights and sharing the expense of driving to Vegas.

“For special occasions it would be good, but not all the time,” she said.

Tom Skancke, a trans-portation consultant for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, pointed to the proposed trains and other alterna-tives to personal cars as options that could entice a new generation of tour-ists. A new Greyhound Ex-press nonstop bus route between L.A. and Las Ve-gas launched earlier this month.

“These modes of trans-portation do appeal to a younger, more eco-friend-ly traveler,” Skancke said. “This generation is more interested in passenger rail, transit and high-speed rail than previous generations.”

There’s still work to be done on the X Train to get it running by late 2013.

Party train could hit tracks in ’13BY MICHELLE RINDELS

Associated Press

Associated Press

The interior of the X Train, a proposed luxury party train that would run from Ful-lerton, Calif., to downtown Las Vegas, is displayed in this rendering. For $99 each way, passengers would get food, drinks, access to two on-board “ultra lounges” and other amenities.

ST. LOUIS — Joe Kelso and his wife, Teresa, were out for pizza in Chesterfi eld earlier this year when they noticed a family of six sitting nearby in complete silence.

“It was very eerie,” said Joe Kelso, 31. “They all had iPhones out, and none of them was saying a word to each other.”

The Kelsos say the ob-servation reaffi rmed their aversion to smartphones at a time when a majority of Americans have turned to the devices over their stripped-down cellular sib-lings. The Valley Park cou-ple prefer “dumbphones” — slang for cell phones that only make calls and send text messages — putting the Kelsos among an en-dangered species of smart-phone holdouts.

Separate studies pub-lished this year by the Pew Research Center and Nielsen said more than half of Americans now own smartphones, up nearly 20 percent from last year. Many Americans will set out on Black Friday to buy the fancy devices and pric-ey accessories for them-selves and loved ones, some using apps on their phones to fi nd the best deals.

But loyalists to “feature phones” — as the indus-try prefers to call basic cell phones — say they resist the switch because they fear becoming addicted to the devices to the detri-ment of face-to-face hu-man connections. Others shun smartphones because of higher costs or from an anti-consumerist pride in the face of an onslaught of marketing.

Smartphone holdouts have reasons for defying trend

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to The Paducah Sun by mortuaries.

SALEM — Mr. Phillip Eugene Faulkner, 74, of Salem, Ky., passed away

Friday a f t e r -n o o n at Liv-ingston Hospi-tal and Health-c a r e S e r -vices in Salem.

H e attended Creekside Gen-eral Baptist Church in Marion.

He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Lucy Tolley Faulkner; fi ve chil-dren, Robert Faulkner and his wife Tina of Grand Rivers, Ky., Don-ald Faulkner of Burna, Ky., Patricia Yates and her husband Stacey of Burna, Ky., Ricky Faulkner and his wife Mary of Kalama-zoo, Mich., and Brenda

Tabor and her husband Tom of Burna, Ky.; nine grandchildren, James Faulkner and his wife Cassie, Paxton Yates, Shawn Faulkner and his wife Sharee, Keisha Faulkner, Karrlee Palma-teer, Kendra Palmateer, Katie Palmateer, Lau-ryn Faulkner, and Allie Downing.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Ronie and Lois May Kim-berlin Faulkner.

Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Boyd Funeral Directors with the Rev. Roger Holliman offi ciat-ing. Burial will follow at White Church Cemetery.

Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday eve-ning in the chapel of Boyd Funeral Directors in Salem.

Condolences may also be left online at boydfu-neraldirectors.com.

Phillip Eugene Faulkner

METROPOLIS, Ill. — Odress Sommer, 97, of

M e -tropo-lis, Ill., w e n t h o m e to be w i t h t h e L o r d o n N o v . 23rd at South-

gate Nursing Home.He was a member of

Weaver Creek Baptist Church.

He is survived by his son, Paul Wayne and his wife Shirley of Metropo-lis. One granddaughter, Sherry Wessel and her husband Myron Wessel of Metropolis, one great-granddaughter, Macy Wessel of Metropolis, one sister, Pauline War-ren of Fulton, Ky., three brothers, Ralph and wife Jeanette, William and Amos, all of Metropolis, and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Agnes

Teckenbrock Sommer, one son, Wilburn Clyde, his parents, Sherman and Rosa Sommer, one brother, Russell and two sisters, Waiva Burnett and Lorraine Burnett.

Odress was a retired carpenter by trade where he was a union member for over 55 years.

He also was a farmer on the same farm for over 70 years.

Visitation begins at 12 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 25th with funeral servic-es at 2 p.m. at the Miller Funeral Home in Me-tropolis. Pastor Shawn Vandergriff will offi ciate. Burial will follow at the Metropolis Memorial Gardens.

In lieu of fl owers, the family requests memo-rials may be given to Weaver Creek Baptist Church, 2748 North Av-enue, Metropolis, Illinois 62960.

Pallbearers will be Phillip Sommer, Jerry Burnett, Gary McGinnis, Larry Sommer, Frankie Sommer, and Darrell Burnett.

Odress Sommer

HICKORY — Ken-neth Earl Murphy, 88, of

Hicko-ry (for-m e r l y o f Kansas C i t y , M o . ) , passed a w a y a t 1 1 : 5 5 p . m . o n

Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012 at his residence.

Mr. Murphy was a draftsman for the Bendix (Honeywell) Corpora-tion, where he later re-tired as a supervisor after 50 plus years. He was a devout Christian who studied his Bible daily and served as a deacon for his church, World-wide Church of God. He was always giving to ev-eryone, whether in his supporting the widows or fi nancially supporting the

needs of underprivileged children. He was a music lover who loved airplanes and loved tinkering with all kind of gadgets.

He is survived by his daughter, JoAnna Schro-er of Hickory, Ky.; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents, George Franklin and Herma Esther Murphy; one daughter, Kathe Yergert; two brothers, Jack Murphy and Don Murphy.

Visitation will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, November 27, 2012, at Milner & Orr Funeral Home of Lone Oak with funeral ser-vices following at 2 p.m. Rev. Rick Beam will of-fi ciate and burial will fol-low at Liberty Cemetery in Hickory, Ky. You may leave a message of con-dolence or light a candle on line at http://www.milneranndorr.com/.

Kenneth Earl Murphy

Faulkner

Sommer

Murphy

FREDONIA — Charles Crayne, 84, of Fredonia died Friday at his home.

He was a retired farmer and self-employed carpen-ter, a U.S. Army veteran, and a member of Shady Grove Masonic Lodge and Shady Grove Order of the Eastern Star.

He is survived by his wife, Pat Morgan Crayne; three sons, Mike Crayne of Princeton, Morgan Crayne of Sebree, and Roy Crayne of Eddyville; four daugh-ters, TaJuana Davis, Pam Hudson and Angie Wood, all of Princeton, and Ter-ri Brown of Franklin; 14 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, Sara Eison of Madi-sonville.

His parents were Roy Franklin and Myrtle Brown Crayne.

Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Morgan’s Funeral Home in Princeton with the Rev. Terry Davis, Gerald Cannon and Randy Meeks offi ciating. Burial will follow at Piney Fork Cemetery in Crittenden County.

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday at Mor-gan’s Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to The Veter-ans Clinic in Hanson, 926 Veterans Drive, Hanson, KY 42413.

Charles Crayne

Lawrence C. Schumaker, 96, of Paducah died at 3:45 a.m. Thursday at Lourdes hospital.

He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church and a former Sun-day school teacher. He was retired from Union Carbide.

He is survived by one daughter, Carolyn S. Carr of Arvada, Colo.; one son, Richard L. Schumaker of Augusta, Ga.; one sister, Dorothy Poat of Lone Oak; two grandchildren, Shane Denton of Colorado, and Leann Schumaker of Geor-gia; one great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews.

Preceding him in death were his fi rst wife, Ruth Wilkins Schumaker; second wife, Maxine Beaton Schu-maker; and one brother, Robert Schumaker. His parents were Elbert Clinton Schumaker and Dolly Pep-per Schumaker.

Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Mil-ner & Orr Funeral Home of Paducah with the Revs. Jim Calhoun and Kenny Locke offi ciating. Burial will fol-low at Woodlawn Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tues-day at the funeral home.

Expression of sympathy may be made to Trinity United Methodist Church, 6125 Blandville Road, Paducah, KY 42001.

Lawrence C. Schumaker

Audrey A. Hall, 78, of Benton died Saturday at

Lakeway N urs i ng and Re-habilita-tion in B e n t o n . She was a home-m a k e r a n d member of Calvert City First U n i t e d

Methodist Church and Kaintuck Muzzleloaders.

She is survived by her husband, Bobby O. Hall; three sons, Doug Hall and Curtis Hall of Benton, and Jim Hall of Arkansas; one sister, Beverly Kopischke of Paducah; eight grandchil-dren; and four great-grand-children.

She was preceded in death by one daughter, Su-zanne Hall-Denny, and one sister. Her parents were Au-dis Bottoms and Etta Mae Petillo Bottoms.

Graveside services will be at Hillcrest Cemetery in Benton at 11 a.m. Monday with Keith Allred offi ciat-ing.

Visitation will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sun-day at Collier Funeral Home in Benton.

Memorial contribu-tions may be given to the Alzheimer’s Association, Greater Kentucky and Southern Indiana Chap-ter, Kaden Tower, 6100 Dutchmans Lane, Suite 401, Louisville, KY 40205-3284.

Audrey HallMAYFIELD — Michael L.

Ward, 28, of Mayfi eld died Thursday m o r n -ing at his resi-dence.

He was a mem-ber of His H o u s e M i n i s -tries and a 2003 g r a d u -

ate of Graves County High School.

He is survived by his father and stepmother, Michael Ward Sr. and Shelby Ward of Paducah; his mother and stepfather, Debbie and Brad Viniard of Mayfi eld; one son, Izai-yah Ward of Mayfi eld; one sister, Chelsea Viniard of Mayfi eld; two stepbroth-ers, Devin Viniard of May-fi eld and Caspar Chesnutt of Paducah; three stepsis-ters, Hunter Kaye Viniard of Mayfi eld, and Kimber-ly Chesnutt and Destiny Chesnutt, both of Paducah; and three grandmothers, Joyce Alexander and Au-drey Viniard, both of May-fi eld, and Doris Painter of Paducah.

He was preceded in death by grandparents Bobby Lamb and J.T. Ward, and great-grandmother Mozell Lamb.

Services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Brown Funeral Home in Mayfi eld with the Rev. Chad Lamb offi ciating.

Burial will follow in the Highland Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Brown Funeral Home in Mayfi eld after 5 p.m. Monday.

Michael L. WardMAYFIELD — Albert Lou-

is Toon, 83, of Fancy Farm died at 8:02 a.m. Friday at

G r e e n A c r e s H e a l t h Care in Mayfi eld.

M r . Toon was a retired f a r m e r and a m e m -ber of St. J e r o m e Catholic

Church in Fancy Farm and the Knights of Columbus Council 1418. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War.

He is survived by his wife, Jane Wilson Toon; two sons, Richard Toon and William Toon, both of Fan-cy Farm; three daughters, Janet Lee and Debbie Chap-man, both of Hickory, and Karen Toon of Fancy Farm; one brother, Bernard Toon of Fancy Farm; one sister Ann Willett of Fancy Farm; nine grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Earnest B. and Mary Ann Weitlauf Toon; three brothers; and two sisters.

A funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Jerome Catholic Church in Fancy Farm with Father Darrell Venters offi ciat-ing. Burial will be in the St. Jerome Church Cemetery with graveside military rites. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Sunday at St. Jerome Catholic Church, where prayers will be said at 7 p.m.

Brown Funeral Home in Mayfi eld is handling ar-rangements.

Louis ToonSOUTH FULTON, Tenn.

— Amanda Milam, 91, of South Fulton died Friday at her home.

She was a member of South Fulton United Meth-odist Church and retired from Ferry-Morse Seed Company in 1984.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Howard Milam, and three brothers. Her parents were James William and Mary Vivian Olive.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hornbeak Funeral Chapel in Fulton, with interment in Palestine Cemetery in Fulton.

Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Sunday.

Memorials may be made to the Palestine Cemetery Fund, c/o Gwin Browder, 5810 Ky. 116E, Fulton, KY 42041.

Amanda Milam

Virginia Sharpe, 81, of Paducah died at 2:35 a.m. Saturday at Lourdes hospital.

Arrangements were in-complete at Milner & Orr Funeral Home of Paducah.

Virginia SharpeMAYFIELD — Curtis Boyd

Sr., 77, of Mayfi eld died Fri-day at his residence.

Arrangements were in-complete at Byrn Funeral Home in Mayfi eld.

Curtis Boyd Sr.

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Joe Greif, 53, of Paducah died at 9 p.m. Wednesday at his home.

M r . G r e i f was a m a i n -tenance w o r k e r for the city of Paducah and of the Bap-tist faith.

S u r -v i v i n g

are his mother, Mattie Greif; three brothers, Ron Nichols of Paducah, Char-lie Nichols of Paducah, and Larry Greif of Mt. Vernon, Ill.; one sister, Sandra Jean Greif of Minnesota; and several nieces and neph-ews.

He was preceded in death by his father, Lawrence Jo-seph Greif Jr.

Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Maple-lawn Park Cemetery Cha-pel, with the Rev. Topper Council offi ciating.

Lindsey Funeral Home is in charge of arrange-ments.

Joe Greif

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