Newsletter | May 2015 - FRED Collaborative Work Areas

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Newsletter | May 2015
FEATURES
All was quiet on the plains and Front Range. Students, parents, and teachers had settled into a routine of classes
and homework. When suddenly…SUMMER VACATION HIT!
Panic ensued everywhere. Boredom! Apathy! Reruns! What were the kids and teens supposed to do for two
whole months? How were the parents supposed to find enough activities to entertain and stimulate their
children? How were teachers to expect their students to be prepared for school in the fall?
But wait! In the sky! What’s that? It’s a graphic novel! It’s a chapter book! It’s an encyclopedia! It’s all of the
above…it’s High Plains Library District!
When you pick up your reading log, you’ll receive a Super Buck just for registering! The Super Buck will give
you a dollar off fines and fees and is good until December 2015. Then you can start filling out your log. You’ll
not only be reading, you’ll get the chance to do activities like creating your own comic book, writing a letter
to an everyday hero, and picking up trash around the city. When you finish a section of the reading log, bring
it back to receive a prize! You’ll earn a prize for every section you complete. Prizes will include books and
spectacular superhero swag!
But that’s not all! There are also plenty of phenomenal programs you can attend to repel your archnemesis,
Mr. Boredom. Attend a superhero training camp, make your own movie, decorate super cakes and cookies,
play sports with soccer heroes, meet brave dogs, draw with a DC comic artist, and more!
So join us this summer and discover all the ways YOU can be a hero!
~Librarian Lass (aka Whitney Walker)
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This summer, let High Plains Library District come to your rescue with our Summer Reading Adventure. You’ll
have the chance to read and do fun activities to earn prizes, attend incredible library programs, and impress
your parents and teachers with your astounding feats of strength and brainpower! If you are ages 0-18, you can
participate in the Adventure from May 31 to August 1. Stop by your HPLD branch library or Outreach to sign
up!
SPECIAL EVENTS
SUMMER READING ADVENTURE: EPISODE 1
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Programs marked with an asterisk (*) are community partnerships. Sponsorship or co-sponsorship of these events does not
constitute the Library’s endorsement of the content or views expressed during these programs.
FAMILIES | LLAMA LLAMA MINGLE-RAMA
FAMILY STORYTIME
• May 1, 6:00-6:30 pm • Farr Regional Library
• May 2, 10:00-10:30 am • Riverside Library
Mark your calendars, ‘paca your bags and bring
the family to the library for an exciting experience
where you will learn everything you need to know
about llamas and alpacas. You don’t want to miss this
chance to come face-to-face with Sunrise Silhouette’s
family-friendly alpacas!
FAMILIES | DÍA - BOOK JOY AROUND
THE WORLD
May 2, 1:00-3:00 pm • Lincoln Park Library
Calling all Jedi! Join us for a program of epic
proportions in celebration of Star Wars. Younglings
and Masters alike are invited to attend an evening
of games, trivia, and crafts. Costumes are strongly
encouraged.
Celebrate with crafts, games and a multilingual story
time. It’s an entire world tour, and you can still be
home in time for dinner.
FAMILIES | PARENTS’ DAY TEA
May 5, 10:00-11:30 am • Centennial Park Library
Kids, bring your parents or grandparents to a special,
Parents’ Day Tea Party. There will be loose leaf tea
with tea goodies, a humorous tea time story, games
and a craft. This program is for families and their
preschool-aged children. Registration required.
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ALL AGES | STAR WARS: EPISODE FUN
• May The Fourth Be With You
May 4, 4:00-6:00 pm
Erie Community Library
• Revenge of the Fifth
May 5, 4:00-6:00 pm
Lincoln Park Library
• The Sixth Strikes Back
May 6, 4:00-6:00 pm
Carbon Valley Regional Library
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FAMILIES | SUPER MAY DAYS
10:00-10:30 am • Lincoln Park Library
Want to make your own fliers, greeting cards,
banners, or brochures? We’ll go over the basics of
getting started, using templates, formatting and
adding images in Microsoft Publisher. Participants
should have good keyboard and mouse skills and be
comfortable with basic computer operations.
Registration required.
ADULTS | MONEY MATTERS: YOU’RE
APPROVED! - HOW TO QUALIFY FOR A
MORTGAGE*
May 5, 6:30-7:30 pm
TEENS | GAME DARE
4:30-5:30 pm • Farr Regional Library
ADULTS | IPAD BASICS
May 6, 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Centennial Park Library
ADULTS | HOW TO WRITE A BUSINESS PLAN*
May 7, 6:00-7:30 pm • Erie Community Library
Learn the basics of navigating an iPad. Menus,
buttons and settings will be explained in a relaxed and
friendly environment. We will talk about apps and
how to manage them. Bring your own iPad or iPhone.
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This seminar, presented by East Colorado SBDC, will
review how to prepare a business plan, the essential
components of a business plan, and how to put
these together. Participants will receive resources for
additional support as well as templates for writing the
plan. Registration required.
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Game Dare is gaming with a twist. You don’t just
play a game, you complete a dare. A true challenge
complete with unlockable achievements (snacks).
Come on. We dare you.
• May 6 - Temple Run Marathon
Dare you to try and run a full marathon in Temple
Run.
• May 13 - Oregon Trail Super Bowl
It takes 22 people to fill two NFL teams. Dare
you to get 22 settlers across the country by covered
wagon.
• May 20 - Canabalt Across Colorado
Dare you to Canabalt far enough to cross the
Centennial State.
Perhaps the best things in life are free, but homes cost
money. A lot of money. Chances are you will need
to navigate the mortgage qualification and approval
process when buying a home. Come learn about
every aspect of the home buying process: what to
expect during the application and approval process,
income, credit and asset requirements for approval,
and if you’re not ready yet, the information needed to
prepare your finances to attain your home ownership
dream. The Money Matters Series is presented in
partnership with the Rocky Mountain Chapter of
Credit Unions.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Join us for a sneak peak for our Super Hero Summer
during our month-long celebration of heroes. This
program is for families with pre-school children.
• May 6 - Kryptonite Disposer Race
X-Ray Vision Bags
• May 13 - Super Duper Obstacle Course
Bean Bag Villain Attack
• May 20 - Mission Blast Musical Chair Challenge
• May 27 - Phone Booth Dress up Relay
Flying High Photoshop
FEATURES
ADULTS | INTRODUCTION TO MS PUBLISHER
May 5, 1:00 am-3:00 pm
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ADULTS | INTRODUCTION TO PINTEREST
May 13, 6:00-8:00 pm · Farr Regional Library
Walk the Dog and Go Around the World with Tyler
and his yo-yos. Watch Tyler’s amazing tricks and learn
how to yo-yo. (Grades K-5)
Wondering what all the fuss is about? Come and
join us for a friendly, introductory Pinterest class.
We’ll cover setting up an account, creating boards,
uploading pictures from various sources and
searching. We will also talk about the Pinterest App
and how to navigate it. Participants must have a
current email account. Registration required.
ADULTS | FACEBOOK FOR BEGINNERS
May 12, 1:00-3:00 pm
ADULTS | TUNE UP YOUR COMPUTER
Remember when you first bought your computer and
it ran like a dream? Now you’re bogged down with
ads, programs, malware and your system is slowing
down to a crawl. Learn a few tricks to rejuvenate your
computer. Bring your own laptop or just come and
learn about ways you can speed up your system. This
class is mostly for PC users, but some Mac options
will be discussed. Registration required.
ADULTS | WRITING COLORADO WITH
NATURALIST KEVIN COOK
• May 13, 6:30-8:00 pm
• May 14, 12:00-1:30 pm
Farr Regional Library
ADULTS | BARBECUE LIKE A PRO WITH
LEW MILLER
Learn some of the intricacies of grilling and smoking
with Lew Miller, a Kansas City Barbeque Society
Certified Judge and Erie resident. Some of the
things we’ll talk about include selecting the proper
equipment, the best spices and woods, finding the
best meats and how to masterfully use your recipes.
Expand your BBQ mastery! Registration required.
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The selection for May is Wild Life on the Rockies
(1909) by Enos Mills. He lived his life so energetically
and so outdoors that one could almost interpret Enos
Mills as impudent towards the reality of nature’s
power. His spelling choice in his book, “Wild Life on
the Rockies”, causes the reader to wonder whether his
choice of “wild life” referred to his own lifestyle afield
or the creatures that lured him out there.
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Join the DIY revolution! Take an evening to learn to
make pillows. Sew the type of high end throw pillows
that you find in Pottery Barn. You will learn the skills
you will need to make one of these designer pillows.
Participants can choose to make one of several styles:
pillow cases, pillows with a corded edge, a simple no
edge, a ruffle, or one with a flanged edge. Change
with the seasons. Save money and make your own!
Please email Linda for a list of supplies you will need
to bring to class to complete your pillow. Five sewing
machines will be available for use. You may also bring
your own machine. Registration required.
SPECIAL EVENTS
ADULTS | HANDMADE EVENING AT THE
LIBRARY: PILLOWS
May 13, 6:30-8:30 pm · Centennial Park Library
We will introduce you to your profile, newsfeed,
adding friends and messaging. We’ll answer all your
questions about security settings, privacy and who
can see what on your profile. We’ll also talk about
accessing Facebook on mobile devices. Must have
current email account and basic experience in navigating
the web. Existing Facebook account is preferable.
FEATURES
CHILDREN | TYLER THE YO-YO MAN
May 9, 2:00-3:00 pm · Lincoln Park Library
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MAKE IT: PROGRAMMING FOR ADULTS
It’s prom season again! Let us help you celebrate your
special occasion by offering a fun alternative to the
usual prom scene, zombie-style! Evening wear highly
encouraged, especially if it comes from a thrift store
or your sibling’s closet and you don’t mind getting it
splattered with a little blood and bits of brain. This IS
a zombie prom after all! As always, bring your own
Nerf gun and ammo. Registration required.
Come and learn the basics of computer programming
in a fun, interactive way, with other adults. You can
bring your own laptop or tablet, or use one of ours.
No programming knowledge needed.
ADULTS | ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK:
THE FIRST 100 YEARS
Learn to navigate features such as the Start screen,
Charm menu, and desktop. Find out how to manage
apps and programs on the Start screen and how
to customize the Start screen and desktop areas.
We’ll also cover locating files, folders and common
Windows features. Bring your own Windows 8 laptop
or device. Registration required.
ADULTS | WINDOWS 8 BASICS
May 18, 6:00-8:00 pm
Come get a sneak peek at the 2015 centennial of
Colorado’s premier national park with award-winning
author Mary Taylor Young. Witness the rise, fall, and
rise of mountains. Meet ancient people who built
rock game drives still visible atop Trail Ridge. Meet
engineers sculpting Trail Ridge Road, CCC crews
building trails, and intrepid rangers rescuing lost
hikers. Learn how the Park’s elk were nearly wiped
out, then restored to become one of America’s premier
wildlife sights. Discover how a changing climate may
greatly alter Rocky in its next 100 years. This event is
free and seating is first come, first served. The author
will be signing books following the presentation.
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ADULTS | MANAGE YOUR ONLINE PROFILE
May 19, 1:00-3:00 pm
It’s hard to hide these days, so come and learn tips and
strategies that will help you show up looking your best
in Google’s search results. Registration required.
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TEENS | ZOMBIE PROM
Did you know that when your children play, they are
also learning? Bring your toddler to the library to kick
off National Backyard Games Week! We will have a
blast outside on the lawn with balloons, balls, bubbles
and tunes. (Ages 2-3) Registration required.
SPECIAL EVENTS
CHILDREN | BACKYARD BUDDIES
May 18, 10:30-11:30 am • Erie Community Library
FEATURES
ADULTS | SPIRITS OF THE HIGH PLAINS
May 14, 6:30-7:30 pm · Erie Community Library
Absinthe: the forgotten spirit. Join Overland Distillery
and learn from a self-proclaimed “distilling geek”
and award winning distiller about the history and
distilling process of this exotic and misunderstood
beverage. Registration required.
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CHILDREN | DRAWBOT FACTORY
May 21, 4:00-5:00 pm
We’ll cover setting up an account, creating boards,
uploading pictures from various sources and
searching. We will also talk about the Pinterest App
and how to navigate it. Participants must have a
current email account. Registration required.
Want to build a robot friend that draws its own art?
We’ve got all the parts and tools so you can create
your own simple robot with markers for legs. Once
you’ve made it, you can watch it wobble across a piece
of paper. Customize it and see what new drawing
movements it can make. (Grades 3-5) Registration
required.
ADULTS | MAKE YOUR OWN WEBSITE
May 21, 6:00-8:00 pm • Farr Regional Library
Melanie Burrow with Boulder County Resource
Conservation Division will show you how to start
and maintain a highly efficient backyard compost
system by explaining what to feed your compost
pile, appropriate bins and methods to use for our
region, tips and troubleshooting, and much more.
Join us as we take you through the step-by-step
process to set up, customize and populate your own
website, using Weebly. There’s no need to own a
domain, we will show you how to build a website with
only a few hours of work. Whether you’re looking
to make a site for a small business, non-profit or a
travel blog, we’ll get you started and on your way.
ADULTS | INTRODUCCION AL INTERNET
20 de mayo, 1:00-3:00 pm · Riverside Library
ADULTS | HISTORY SERIES:
HISTORY OF ERIE’S WISE HOMESTEAD
May 21, 7:00-8:00 pm
Erie Community Center, 450 Powers Street, Erie
ADULTS | LEARN TO SKYPE
May 20, 6:00-8:00 pm • Centennial Park Library
Join us for a fun evening of stories and images from
one of Erie’s local treasures - the Wise Homestead
Museum. Erin Wise-Jones and her sister Amy Wise
will take us back in history with tales of what life was
like for their pioneering clan back in the early days,
how the homestead has changed over the years and
much more!
Talk to friends and family over the internet for free!
Skype is a free software application that allows users
to make video telephone calls over the Internet at no
charge. Both users can see, as well as hear, each other.
Join us to learn all about Skype and video chatting.
Participants must have a current email account and
basic computer skills. Registration required.
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Venga y aprenda todo sobre el Internet - o en realidad,
la Red! Aprenda como usar los navegadores, motores
de búsqueda, buscando en la red y como los sitios
funcionan. También le mostraremos como interpretar
los resultados de búsqueda y evitar los anuncios.
SPECIAL EVENTS
ADULTS | COMPOSTING WORKSHOP
May 19, 6:00-8:00 pm · Erie Community Library
FEATURES
ADULTS | INTRODUCTION TO PINTEREST
May 19, 2:00-4:00 pm • Lincoln Park Library
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Everybody knows the old saying “practice makes
perfect,” and it is never more true than in a job
interview. If you’re searching for a job, take the time
to make sure you’re ready before you sit down with
a hiring manager. Register today for a practice job
interview with our Job Zone staff. Bring in your
resume and a job description for a position you’d like
to have, and we’ll give you a trial run. If you bring a
device that records video, we’ll even record some of
your interview so you can see for yourself how you’ll
do when it’s time to make it count. Registration
required.
Come celebrate the start of summer with us! We
will be watching Home On The Range (Rated PG)
and then making a fun craft after the film to take
home. There will be free popcorn; feel free to bring
your own water bottle or other snacks. (Grades K-8)
ADULTS | BUSINESS START-UP ORIENTATION*
May 28, 6:00-7:30 pm
This program has been designed to be a starting place
for anyone who is considering jumping into business
for the first time (or the second time with a better
outcome). This comprehensive seminar, hosted by East
Colorado SBDC, will provide you with a Colorado
Start-Up Guide and library resources to support your
business and websites. Registration is required.
ADULTS | EBOOKS 101
May 26, 2:00-4:00 pm • Farr Regional Library
ADULTS | INTRODUCTION TO LINKEDIN
LinkedIn is one of the world’s largest professional
networks with over 300 million members and
growing. Join us for this short course on how to set up
a LinkedIn account, fill out your LinkedIn profile and
get tips on how to build your brand and profile. Bring
your resume/work history. Participants must have a
working web-based email (such as Yahoo or Google) and
basic internet skills. Registration is required.
FAMILIES | MOVIN’ AND GROOVIN’
May 27 • Erie Community Library
• 4:00-4:45 pm
• 5:00-5:45 pm
Join the Denver Zoo for an interactive educational
experience for all ages, with live animals that walk,
crawl, slither, and hop. Learn how and why animals
move in different ways and listen to an ed-zoocational story about how animals meet their basic
needs. Registration is required for both children
and parents.
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Just in time for your vacation! Learn how to download
eBooks for free from the High Plains Library District!
We’ll show you how to find, check out, download
and transfer eBooks and audio eBooks to any device.
Please bring your device with you to class.
SPECIAL EVENTS
FAMILIES | MOVIE AND A CRAFT:
HOME ON THE RANGE
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ADULTS | PRACTICE JOB INTERVIEWS
May 26, 1:00-2:30 pm
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Click here to view all programs
offered by HPLD.
• 1:00-2:00 pm
Click here to view
the current storytime
session schedule.
Click here to view
the technology class
schedule.
ADULTS | APP ADVICE
In this workshop, you will learn about several high
quality mobile apps for iOS and Android that help
children of all ages learn and discover the world
around them. Also learn how to navigate the wide
array of apps available on the market. Parents,
grandparents, caregivers are all welcome. Bring your
own mobile device if you’ d like. Registration required.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Come and learn the stories of some of Denver Zoo’s
animals that have fantastic adaptations to help them
survive the perils of the natural world. Spiderman
and Ironman have nothing on these amazing Zooper
Heroes! Space is limited to the first 100 people
for each program. Tickets will be handed out
beginning at 10:30 am.
FEATURES
FAMILIES | ZOOPER HEROES
May 30 • Carbon Valley Regional Library
• 11:00 am-12:00 pm
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2650 West 29th Street, Greeley, CO 80631
1-888-861-READ(7323)
7 Park Avenue, Firestone, CO 80504
1-888-861-READ(7323)
Eaton Public Library
Farr Regional Library
132 Maple Avenue, Eaton, CO 80615
(970) 454-2189
400 Powers Street, Erie, CO 80516
1-888-861-READ(7323)
1939 61st Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634
1-888-861-READ(7323)
Fort Lupton Public & School Library
Glenn A. Jones, M.D.
Memorial Library
Hudson Public Library
425 S. Denver Ave., Fort Lupton, CO 80621
(303) 857-7180
400 S. Parish Avenue, Johnstown, CO 80534
(970) 587-2459
Centennial Park Library
2227 23rd Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634
1-888-861-READ(7323)
555 Main Street, Hudson, CO 80642
(303) 536-4550
Kersey Library
Lincoln Park Library
Northern Plains Public Library
413 1st Street, Kersey, CO 80644
1-888-861-READ(7323)
919 7th Street Suite 100, Greeley, CO 80631
1-888-861-READ(7323)
216 2nd Street, Ault, CO 80610
(970) 834-1259
Outreach
Platteville Public Library
Riverside Library & Cultural Center
2650 W. 29th Street, Greeley, CO 80631
1-888-861-READ(7323)
504 Marion Ave., Platteville, CO 80651
(970) 785-2231
3700 Golden St., Evans, CO 80620
1-888-861-READ(7323)
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Administration & Support Services
SPECIAL EVENTS
LIBRARIES
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PUBLIC COMPUTER CENTERS
Lochbuie (Senior Center)
Milliken
1100 37th Street, Evans, CO 80620
(970) 475-1125
501 Willow Drive, Lochbuie, CO 80603
(303) 659-8262
1109 Broad Street, Milliken, CO 80543
(970) 660-5045
Nunn (Town Hall/Community Center)
185 Lincoln Avenue, Nunn, CO 80648
(970) 897-2385
FEATURES
Evans (Community Complex)
AFFILIATED LOCATIONS
1100 37th Street, Evans, CO 80620
(970) 475-1125
Hazel E. Johnson Research Center
at the City of Greeley Museum
714 8th Street, Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 350-9220
Poudre Learning Center
8313 West F Street, Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 352-1267
BOOK DEPOSITS
Hill & Park Senior Center
Milliken Senior Center
42089 WCR 70, Briggsdale, CO 80611
4205 Yosemite Dr., Greeley, CO 80634
1101 Broad Street, Milliken, CO 80543
Pierce Senior Center
Prairie View Senior Center
321 Main, Pierce, CO 80650
1151 Main St., Hudson, CO 80632
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Briggsdale Library
SPECIAL EVENTS
City of Evans Museum
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