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Sky Caddie is a golf GPS unit that shows the distance between you and the green out on the golf course. Above, 406 yards is the length from the golfer to the green at Wingpointe Golf Course's #10 hole. Read Tom Wharton's article about using a GPS system for golf.(Leah Hogsten/The Salt Lake Tribune)

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	New golf gizmos Avid Salt Lake golfer Drew Hall has only one complaint about his high tech golf global positioning device. "It takes away any excuses you have," he said. Full Story MORE POP CULTURE & TECHNOLOGY HEADLINES Culture Vulture: Wong is tailor-made for his solitary job Pop Top audio file: Bombshell's debut bombs Pop Top video games: Minimalist puzzles bring maximum pleasure

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Culture Vulture: Wong is tailor-made for his solitary job

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In the middle of a downtown Salt Lake City block, in a shop that looks like a rummage sale after a hurricane, works Charles Wong. The sign above the door says "United Tailors," but inside you'll find only one tailor, ironing a cuff or leaning over a sewing machine as he's done six days a week for Full Story

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