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The Big Five and a Beetle
The Garbage Gobblers by Libby James Kruger National Park in South Africa has a huge number of interesting and exotic animals. People who go there like to see if they can seek out the Big […]
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2020 Update from Red Feather Library
By Creed Kidd Preliminary figures for 2019 are here at Red Feather Lakes Community Library. Physical item circulation was relatively flat at 32,533, a 150 item drop from 2018 and the first flat year since 2011 — […]
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Need a golf ball?
by Libby James photos by Libby James The desire to collect runs deep in Bob Sullivan’s DNA. His dad collected matchbook covers, stamps, coins, and baseball cards. Since his middle school years when he learned […]
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Financial Automation
By Lucas Caserez Level Up Financial Planning Every financially successful person I know uses automation as a part of their financial habits. Why is that the case? Simplifies your life: As your life becomes more […]
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The Brave New World of Organoids
Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham A biologist-artist’s ruminations about our roles in a science-inspired world One of the big scientific news stories of 2019 involved the use of organoids to help fight disease, and […]
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Publisher’s Letter: News That’s News to You!
Algorithms — amazing what they can do! So you went searching for a new pair of Dan Post boots. You found them and perhaps at a great deal. But what happens in your “real life” […]
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Age is No Barrier
by Libby James At age 71, the marathon was Kellogg’s first, achieved after a long training period that included setbacks resulting from injuries and the development of an attitude that allowed her to run her […]
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Publishers Letter: “PERENNIALS” — NOT PLANTS — ELDERS!
Back in the 1960’s some Boomer coined the phrase: “Don’t trust anyone over 30.” Impractical though it was, it caught on especially with the media that overtly began portraying older people as inept and decrepit. […]
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Run for your mind
Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham A biologist-artist’s ruminations about our roles in a science-inspired world Scientists used to think that humans were born with a lifetime supply of brain neurons. Then, in the 90s, […]
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Come to Africa with Me
A few years ago, I was invited by my daughter and her family to spend some time with them in Mozambique, a country on the east coast of Africa where they had been living for […]