Kitchen

The kitchen is often called "the heart of the home." Not only is it where wonderful food is prepared, but it's also a gathering place for family and friends. A friendly cup of coffee, a hot bowl of soup, a batch of chocolate chip cookiesâ??all add to the nurture of the kitchen. Whether you've grown up in a kitchen that's classic, colonial, art deco, old-fashioned, modern, country or cocina, recalling your favorite kitchen memories can bring on the warm fuzzies.

Batman

Batman first appeared in a 1939 comic book and ever since, his bat persona and bat gear have ranged from lighthearted and campy to dark and dangerous. The farcical Batman of the 1960s, portrayed by Adam West, is dear to the hearts of Baby Boomers. But the generations of the last thirty years know and love The Dark Knight as an avenging shadow that spells doom for criminals like the Joker (played by Heath Ledger in the 2008 blockbuster movie), the Penguin, and Mr. Freeze. No matter which Batman version you prefer, one thing makes this super hero stand out among his peers. Batman has no superpowers. He relies instead on his intelligence, physical strength and agility, crime-solving skills, wealth, and technology to wage his war on crime.