By AnnaLisa Kraft - June 21, 2012 | Tickers: AAPL, CHD, PFE | 0 Comments AnnaLisa is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinions of our bloggers and are not formally edited. Sex, drugs and rock and roll are never going away. The baby boomers are certainly playing the stocks that I will cover and the younger demographics are certainly using the products made by these companies. The choices may be obvious but they are also profitable..very profitable and notas risky as this headline would lead you to believe. These stocks put the Fun back in Fundamentals. Good Clean Fun For the sex component my choice is Church & Dwight (NYSE: CHD) a venerable company known for Arm & Hammer baking soda products now comprising toothpastes, kitty litter, detergent, air freshener, deodorant and of course, baking soda and many more household cleaning products. Many investors however may not know that it also manufactures Trojan condoms, home pregnancy and ovulation test kitsand other pleasure enhancing products. There is also a specialty chemicals division. Church & Dwight, founded in 1846, has had this fuddy-duddy image but savvy investors have seen the stock move from $36.78 … Continue reading →

Police say Kent and Jill Easter's belief that their son wasn't being properly supervised at school led them to plant drugs on the PTA president. By Louis Casiano, msnbc.com A Californiacouple unhappy with the PTA president at their son'selementaryschool took an unusual approach to rectify their problem, police say. Kent and Jill Easter, both 38 and attorneys, were arrested Tuesday in Irvine after being accused of planting drugs in the car of Plaza VistaSchool PTA president Kelli Peters because they believed she was not properly supervising their son, the Los Angeles Times reported. Both are charged with one felony count of conspiracy to procure false arrest and charging, false imprisonment, and conspiracy to report a false crime. Irvine police said Kent Easter drove to Peters' home inFebruaryand planted a bag of marijuana, along with a pipe andprescriptionpills in the backseat of her unlocked car. He then called police under a false namea little while later and said that the woman had been drivingerratically near their son's school and claimed to see her put the drugs in the car's backseat. Police arrived at the school and saw the drugs inplain viewinside the car, and then contacted Peters, who was inside. Afterconsentingto … Continue reading →

Parents who are dissatisfied with some aspect of their child's education often consider setting up a meeting with the child's teacher or make a phone call to the school. But Kent and Jill Easter, both 38 lawyers and parents of an elementary school student in Irvine, Calif., opted to take matters into their own hands, police claim. The couple were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly planting drugs in the car of a volunteer at their child's school, according to the Irvine Police Department because they thought the parent volunteer "was not properly supervising" their son, said Lt. Julia Engen. "It is an absolute, over-the-top, irrational response to what would ordinarily be a minor dispute," Engen said. "It's inexplicable." Kent Easter drove to the home of the school volunteer, whom police are calling "Jane Doe," early on the morning of Feb. 16, 2011, and placed a bag of marijuana, Percocet and Vicodin on the driver's seat of her unlocked car, according to the Orange County District Attorney's office. Later that afternoon, he allegedly called the Irvine Police Department's non-emergency number and, using a false name and phone number, told the dispatcher that he had seen Jane Doe driving erratically and that … Continue reading →