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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2007
Page
10
Advice column recaps reader Hurt Beyond Words from Alberta who is four months pregnant and two years engaged. Fiancé no longer believes in marriage. she asks what to do. Dear Abby suggests calm talk, considers legal protections for child, and recommends consulting a lawyer about financial and inheritance issues.
The article notes a surge in mobile products aimed at children ages 6 to 12 as carriers push into the tween market. It cites 60 percent of teenagers with cell phones versus 25 percent of kids 12 and under, with projections that by 2010 over 10 million kids under 12 will carry phones. Companies like Disney, Hasbro, Firefly and Leapfrog are launching child friendly devices to reassure parents and monitor usage while limiting dialed numbers and minutes.
A roundup of child targeted phones and gadgets offering parental controls GPS tracking and limited calling plans. Devices include built in cameras walkie talkie style phones prepaid options and kid friendly designs with features like minutes limits location tracking and restricted contacts.
A reader recalls how families opened their homes to a troubled teen, stressing enduring gratitude for unselfish foster care. Another exchange weighs allergy sensitivity and responsibility, with Ask Amy urging empathy and practical care for life threatening conditions.
Justin Kan, a Yale graduate, livestreams his daily life 24/7 on Justin.tv with sponsors and a public contact number. The project aims to force sociability, though it attracts mixed reactions from fans and police surprises. Kan plans to date on camera as next steps in his open life experiment.
Anya Kamenetz's Generation Debt blog covers subprime lending student loans and first home buying. Updated regularly the site links news articles and offers commentary on how Gen X and Gen Y manage debt without a trust fund.
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