Computerized Racquettron aims to transform racquetball play
Riveredge club member William C. Stumphauzer unveils Racquettron a computer driven version of racquetball using a lighted electronically scored target. The system slows pace offers handicap options and may roll out to 20 percent of US courts within three years with costs between 6000 and 10000 dollars.
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Raising kids to stand on their own two feet
Jim Sanderson, a columnist and father of three, shares his method to reduce family conflict and boost teen self reliance. He tracked communication with his children and found excessive nagging. at Eve’s 13th birthday they shift to granting responsibility and end constant corrections.
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