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GREAT KIDS: Julie Baron, 17

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Julie is a lot of things: A high-schooler, a college student, an actress, a baby-sitter and a cook. "Julie is an incredible asset to our home," wrote her dad, Jeff Baron. "She has two younger siblings whom she helps tutor in our home-school program." Her... Full story

Banish germs from gadgets

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It's not just door handles and public transportation systems that can harbor bacteria - it's our everyday gadgets: phones, keyboards, iPods. PCMag.com has a germ-fighting product guide that includes: • NuShield AM Antimicrobial Screen Protector:... Full story

Simplicity in a cell phone

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Jitterbug cell phones are designed for those who want an easy-to-read keypad and easy dialing, with a large and bright display. The redesigned Jitterbug J phone has a noise-reduction ear cushion, backlit buttons and easy-to-read text. New features include... Full story

Social networking niches

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Facebook and MySpace are great for connecting with friends, but their general content doesn't necessarily support your greatest addictions and hobbies. Here are some cool niche social networks: • Photo fans: Fotolog.com is different from other photo-sharing... Full story

RadarSync updates apps for you

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For some, downloading software is a daily habit. Spot, download, install and forget. The problem is, a lot of applications don't have built-in tools for staying updated. Instead of checking each program - manually - to see whether it's up-to-date, RadarSync... Full story

THE PULPIT: Couple seek successors, not attention

MARK BARNA

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People react differently when it comes to publicity about their good deeds. Some want attention for almost every unselfish act they perform. Others, while not seeking publicity, are happy to receive the accolades. And then there are those who want no... Full story

Safe-seeming garage actually full of peril for domestic pets

ANNE PIERCE, COLUMNIST

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Several years ago, a client came to me with a new rabbit that needed neutering. She said that both she and her son were anxious about the surgery because his previous rabbit had just died of respiratory disease, and she wasn't sure he would be able to... Full story

BOOK GROUPIE: Nothing is inconsequential in 'Revolutionary Road'

ANITA MILLER, COLUMNIST

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Recently my family was offered the opportunity to move to France. In addition to providing a great chance to overdose on crepes and good cheese, we think the adventure would help us recharge lost dreams; we could travel the world, expose our children... Full story

Signings & Such: James Rollins signs 'The Doomsday Key'

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James Rollins - Signs "The Doomsday Key," 7 p.m. Monday, Borders Southgate, 2120 Southgate Road. Anthea Carson - Signs "How to Play Chess Like an Animal" and "Ainsworth," 1-4 p.m. today, Black Cat Books, 720 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs. Steve D. Schroeder... Full story

GET OUTTA HERE! Check out national gems

Tips for roaming the Rockies

JOY HARPER

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Check out national gems Here's a sweet summer treat. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar recently announced that entrance fees at 147 national parks and monuments will be waived on the weekends of July 18-19 and Aug. 15-16. That's right - no fees to enjoy... Full story

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