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William R. Pundmann was elected to his second six-year term with the St. Charles Community College Board of Trustees in 2012. He was first elected to the Board in April 2006. His hard work and dedication was rewarded by his fellow board members as he progressed from election as a Board Vice President to President of the Board in April 2010. He currently serves as Board Secretary.
William was elected to and has served on the Missouri Community Colleges Association (MCCA) Board of Directors since 2009 and most recently was elected to serve a one-year term in 2012 as chairman of the MCCA Trustee Department.
William is a life-long resident of St. Charles except for a brief career as a securities analyst and investment manager for several New York investment firms. He returned to St. Charles in 1978, and, as a result of his education and experience, founded a successful investment firm, Pundmann & Co., where he is currently President and CEO. He is married to Irene Pundmann, a registered pharmacist, and they have four children and two grandchildren. All are members of the First United Methodist Church of St. Charles.
William is an alumnus of the University of Missouri-Columbia, where he played varsity football for one year in 1968, earning a bachelor's degree in business administration in 1971, and was awarded an M.B.A. degree in finance in 1973 from New York University.
William has been recognized for his long history of service to the local and statewide community as well as to area business organizations. He was invited to and served as an advisor to the Missouri State Treasurer on investment matters. He represented the St. Louis area as an international board member and President of the Association for Corporate Growth, and also elected as a board member of the St. Charles Rotary Club.
William has received numerous awards including MCCA Trustee Leadership Award in 2011, Outstanding Performance Award from the Association for Corporate Growth twice, Golden Tiger Award from the University of Missouri, Jefferson Club Fellowship Award from the University of Missouri and a Paul Harris Fellowship from the Rotary International Club.
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William said, "My goals as a trustee are to assure that a quality education is affordable and accessible for area students without the need for significant tax levy increases by increasing state funding per student, promoting financial aid programs and assuring that sound financial policies are adopted by the Board consistent with the needs of county residents and goals of the St. Charles Community College. I believe that a quality education is one that results from a curriculum focusing on the needs of the individual as they prepare to enter the work force providing skill levels to match the needs of the local work environment or to pursue advanced educational goals with emphasis on problem solving through out the student's educational program. It is imperative to gain support and effective community involvement in promoting the goals and objectives of the college. This cooperation reflects the multifaceted needs of individual students and those in the local corporate and business world, resulting in financial support in the form of scholarships and tuition assistance from the business community that benefits from employing individuals with requisite educational requirements."


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The Associate of Arts in History prepares students to enter ABAC's Politics and Modern Cultures concentration in the Rural Studies Program and be prepared to move into government, private sector, or corporate jobs that allow them to put theory into practice. Students complete projects and internships such as work with political campaigns, service in government offices, real-world historical research that showcases those segments of rural communities that support historical societies, tourism, and other kinds of local programming. Students interested in the more traditional liberal arts degree in History will be well prepared to transfer to other institutions for degrees in History or History Education, and then enter careers such as teaching, government analysis, archival work, private sector foundations, and much more. Both options prepare students for graduate school.
History courses at ABAC allow students to engage in a new way of learning about the past, to consider learning new ways to think—stretching the mind to wrestle with new and different ideas. This interpretive venture is one that makes the study of the past exciting, empowering, and enjoyable for students and instructors who seek to understand the evolving roles of the individual, families, communities, religions, corporations, and nation-states over the course of the human experience past, present, and future.
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Alexandra Fuller Pens FALLING: THE STORY OF A MARRIAGE
"I don't want to be married to you." This was one of the last things Alexandra Fuller said to her husband before the horrific accident that would change their lives forever. In her most personal memoir yet, the bestselling author of Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight and Cocktails Under the Tree of Forgetfulness tells the heartrending story of her long and stormy marriage to Charlie Ross, the love of her life, the father of her three children, and the man she ultimately couldn't live with. Fuller's new e-single, published today by Byliner, Falling: The Story of a Marriage($2.99) is a heartbreakingly honest tale of passion and loss. It speaks to wives, husbands, and anyone who has been deeply in love.
Fuller was a young British college graduate recently returned to her parents' farm in Zambia when she met and fell hard for Ross, a handsome American river guide. Before long they were married with a newborn, living in a cottage on the Zambezi River, caught up with the challenges of life in the African wilds, including a near-death bout with malaria. It was easy to overlook the cracks that soon began to show in their relationship. "The place, with all its beautiful difficulties," Fuller writes, "supplanted the need for real conversation, filled the space that might have been left for the exchange of real ideas and intimacy, and made up in drama and splendor what we lacked in closeness."
The couple marched on, sticking it out through a move to the United States, ongoing financial struggles, and Fuller's determination to succeed as a writer. But the troubles between them only got worse. Then came the day when a peaceful horseback ride went tragically wrong, forcing Fuller to come to terms with her life and her toxic marriage.
About the Author: Alexandra Fuller is the author of Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight, Cocktails Under the Tree of Forgetfulness, Scribbling the Cat, and The Legend of Colton H. Bryant. She was born in England in 1969, and in 1972 she moved with her family to a farm in Rhodesia. After the civil war there in the seventies, the Fullers moved first to Malawi, then to Zambia. She now lives in Wyoming.
About Byliner: Byliner commissions and publishes original stories written to be read in a single sitting. Bestselling Byliner titles include Amy Tan's Rules for Virgins, Margaret Atwood's Positron, Jon Krakauer's Three Cups of Deceit, Ann Patchett's The Getaway Car, Nick Hornby's Everyone's Reading Bastard, and Buzz Bissinger's After Friday Night Lights. The companion website, Byliner.com, gives readers personalized access to an unmatched library of fiction and nonfiction, handpicked by our editors. On Byliner, readers can discover new writers, explore, save, and share great stories, connect with other readers, and even engage directly with their favorite writers.
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After its run at the Portland Museum of Art, Call of The Coast has moved to the Florence Griswold Museum. Located in Old Lyme, CT, the museum's surroundings were a major call to many New York artists through the early part of the 20th-century. Among those that visited Old Lyme, Childe Hassam might be most famous, but he's certainly not the only one that make a mark on the local art scene. Given its history, the Florence Griswold might be the perfect place to view Call of the Coast. The exhibition runs there until January 31, 2010.
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Bloomberg TV Cuts 30 Staffers, Adds Digital Jobs
TVNewser has learned Bloomberg TV has laid off up to 30 reporters, producers, associate producers, editors and other staffers this morning as the company shifts to a digital-centric newsroom. As TV employees are cut, Bloomberg plans to add 13 new positions and create a Digital Video Desk focused on moving video productions to web platforms, including tablets, smartphones and desktops. Among those let go, Cris Valerio, a San Francisco-based technology reporter and host of the weekly show "Venture," which was canceled last year.
The shift has been in the works since Andrew Morse joined as head of Bloomberg TV last summer. Morse spent 15 years at ABC News, most recently at ABC News digital. In an email to staff, obtained by TVNewser, Morse writes that while "new positions" will be added, "we have also had to remove some positions that are no longer aligned with digital newsgathering and production."
Of the new jobs, to be posted soon, there are six new positions for digital producers and digital strategists, leaving a net loss of about 15 positions.
During the last staff cuts at Bloomberg in early 2009, more than 100 employees from the Radio and TV, including 45 at Bloomberg's New York City headquarters, were laid off. Those cuts were overseen by then head of Bloomberg TV David Rhodes who is now president of CBS News.
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The much-anticipated beatification of Pope John Paul II will take place on May 1, the Sunday after Easter, the Vatican announced.UPDATE - JPII to be patron of next World Youth Day!
The healing of a French nun with Parkinson's disease is to go down in history as the miracle that made John Paul II a "blessed." The title is given to martyrs and other Christians to whom a miracle has been officially attributed, thus bringing them one step closer to sainthood.
Pope Benedict XVI approved the decree for the beatification of his predecessor during a Jan. 14 audience with the head of the Vatican department for saints' causes, Cardinal Angelo Amato.
John Paul II's cause arrived in the current's Pope's hands for approval after doctors studied the miraculous healing of Sister Marie Simon Pierre Normand and concluded it was "scientifically unexplainable." Following approval from theologians and Church officials, Pope Benedict promulgated the decree with his signature.
The atmosphere was electric at noon in the the Holy See's Press Office with journalists from all over the world expecting news of the beatification decree.
During the rather cheerful press briefing, Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi explained some of the details of the process and revealed preliminary plans for the ceremony.
In what some have called "record time," the Pope's cause was seemingly expedited through the trials to prove his sainthood. Fr. Lombardi admitted that the cause for the Pope was "facilitated" because of his "great fame of sanctity."
At Pope Benedict's bidding, norms stipulating that saints' causes begin five years after the individual's death were waived. His cause, as those of others Popes and special cases, also leapfrogged others in what is usually a "first in, first examined" process.
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Washington Redskins
FCC dismisses Redskins name petition
The status of similar petitions filed by three Native Americans against TV stations are still active.
Redskins petitioners piling on at FCC
Three more petitions have been filed at the FCC against a radio station owned by Dan Snyder.
FCC's Pai: Don't ban 'Redskins' name
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has said the agency will consider a petition alleging the name is profane.
'South Park' ad blitzes Redskins
The show is having some fun with the team in the wake of its canceled trademarks.
Cantwell: Bill to hit NFL on taxes
"The NFL needs [to] join the rest of America in the 21st century," she says.
Inside NFL's lobbyist draft drama
The Ray Rice scandal makes it even harder for the league to find a top lobbyist in Washington.
Palin with Ditka on Redskins
She says she agrees that the football team's name is a "great source of pride."
Redskins file patent ruling appeal
The Redskins appeal the decision to cancel the team's six federal trademarks.
Simmons: No slurs for sports teams
"Redskins was an insult to American Indians," the KISS bassist says.
Washington Business Journal to ban 'Redskins'
The paper says it's the media's job to be "agents for change."
Clinton: Redskins name 'insensitive'
She says there's "no reason for it to continue as the name of a team in our nation's capital."
Play by play: Nichols, news & sports
CNN's Rachel Nichols discusses covering the intersection of sports and politics in journalism.
Goodell not dictating on Redskins
He says the NFL will not tell announcers whether to say or not say "Redskins" on air.
Redskins' blogger quits, citing 'attacks'
In a series of tweets Ben Tribbett said he was resigning because of political attacks on himself.
Tribbett tweets Redskins resignation
He resigns a month after helping to defend the team name against accusations of racism.
A new name for the Redskins
Opinion: It is time to ditch the zeroes and get with the hero.
Walsh live tweets racial slur fight
He attempts to underscore a point about the Washington Redskins name controversy.
Pol urges Vikings owner on Redskins
Rep. Betty McCollum wants Zygi Wilf to take a stand against the name and stop profiting from it.
Seattle Times to ban 'Redskins'
The sports editor announces that he will ban use of the word "Redskins" in the paper and online.
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New Grad nurse wanting to join the Army
- 0I have read almost all the feeds from regarding the army. I have contacted army recruiters, and no one has called me or emailed back. I have emailed directly to the AMEDD recruiter. I was told by the National Guard Nurse Recruiter that there was no need for nurses in my state. I tried to set three appointments to meet here without any success. After the third attempt, she told me she scheduled another appointment with someone else and never heard from her again. I tried to email her with no response.
I am motivated and driven. I signed up for a three year BSN program and completing it in 2 years. I am 26 years old finishing my BSN in May. I currently work for the same private practice for the past two years (jobs here are very tight, and require a BSN). I have worked with the Medical Reserve Corp in my state. I was an EMT prior to becoming a nurse.
I have to admit after reading some of the posts; I am feeling like it's going to be a tough road ahead of me. This is a dream of mine and I am willing to put in the effort. The only issue I have found is my GPA. I was not the strongest student when I first went to college. I was never the strongest student in the class, but I worked hard. Now that I have returned for my BSN, I have gotten all As and Bs but has not significantly changed my GPA. My GPA is not where. I would like to be. I'm looking for any advice, suggestions, comments.I am a little lost on what to do. I want to thank everyone for their imput and advice.
- 1I think it is awesome that you would like to serve your country. I honestly believe your problems with your AMEDD recruiter. Back in 2008 or 2009 when my wife and I were first looking for information into the process of joining, we set up a meeting with her recruiter. The healthcare recruiter closest to us is about two hours away. We set up a meeting over some coffee at a starbucks. We arrived 15 minutes early and waited and waited. 30 minutes after the meeting was supposed to commence, we called the recruiting battallion. After about another half hour of trying to reach the recruiter, we finally got the answer. He was off that day, and did not plan on coming in. lol. So I know how dealing with bad recruiters feels.
The next time you call ask for the NCOIC of the recruiting batallion, and tell them you would like to schedule a meeting to discuss your options. You have another year before the next board, so you have plenty of time to get the details straight. If you do not mind my asking, what was your GPA. Alot of people think their GPA is low, when in actuality it is decently competitive. I have seen that anything about 3.5 and up has seemed to be pretty good. But some that were selected that I seen were as low as 3.1. Use the time you have to get as much experience and extra classes as possible. The more things that make you standout from the crowd, the better off you are.
Good Luck with your mission, I hope you succeed and are able to serve your country in the united states army. But remember, there are always other way to serve your country, including nursing at the VA, or at an Army hospital, or volunteer with your local VA things like that.
- 0I have a solid B average. After I get my grades to post for this past semester I will have a better idea where I am at.
- 0Quote from nursefitz23what is the numerical value of it.I have a solid B average. After I get my grades to post for this past semester I will have a better idea where I am at.
- 0I appreciate your Nursespouse. I've seen a lot of your comments are find them very helpful. Right now unfortuately i am at a 3.101 as of right now. I anticipate a B in one class and an A in the other but you never know.
- 0Quote from nursefitz23that is still competitive, pull it up as much as you can, and focus on other things to seperate you from the crowd. Do not underestimate your Statement of Motivation. This is a one page document you will use to introduce yourself to the board. Think of it as a first impression. Like you walking into an office for an interview. Any and all certifications even ones that do not give you CC are all helpers to seperate you.I appreciate your Nursespouse. I've seen a lot of your comments are find them very helpful. Right now unfortuately i am at a 3.101 as of right now. I anticipate a B in one class and an A in the other but you never know.
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- 0Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
- 0Dec 22, '12 by jeckrnBecause of the small amount of nurses needed by the Army the recruiters are speading most of their time focused on other heathcare professionals who are harder to recruit. Hang in there and keeping trying to contact a recruiter. I do not know how many direct commission nurses they need for the upcoming FY14, which is when the next board is. If it is anything like last year the numbers will be low; as others have posted the Army only took around 40 direct commission nurses. I would not be suprised if the number will be lower for next year. Right now no one knows what the manpower needs will be so the recruiters are not going to spend alot of time on it yet. Keep up the hard work get the best grades that you can since it will be very compative again next year. Community involvement will also help make you more compative.
- 0I saw the feed with the applicants for this year's board. It's going to be difficult, but not impossible. I'm going to keep up with my workouts and working on my endurance. I have kept my eyes towards the goal. I work with the area Medical reserve Corp. I assisted in the Hurricane Irene. I was unable to go for Sandy.


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March 2010
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Featured Event for March
Dallas Fort-Worth UPA
(Dallas, TX) - Catherine Zhu, from Avaya, and Julie Underdahl, from Convergys, will introduce the complexities of designing voice automated systems. The presentation will give most GUI folks a glimpse into the other fields within human computer interaction.
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Check out our membership page for information about our LinkedIn group, the membership directory and much more!
UPA Voice - February 2010 Edition
The February 2010 edition of the UPA Voice is now available. The Voice is a project of the UPA Publications Committee, published since 1999. It includes articles of interest to usability professionals and UPA activities. The editorial board consists of UPA volunteers Judy Blostein (Editor), Vynarack Xaykao, and Brenda Murray.
UX Magazine - Issue 9.1
The latest issue of UX Magazine titled "UX Maturity Models and Agile Development", is online and available for review. UX is a magazine by and about usability professionals, featuring significant and unique articles dealing with the broad field of usability and the user experience. The magazine offers an editorial balance among strategy, management issues, philosophy, methodology and practice.
World Usability Day 2010 ŌĆō 6th year anniversary
Usability and Communications
November 11, 2010
The new and improved WUD website will be coming soon! In the meantime, donŌĆÖt forget to sign our Charter to ensure that technology helps people live to their full potential and helps create a better world for all citizens everywhere. We canŌĆÖt wait to hear about your plans for World Usability Day 2010!
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UPA Event Calendar:
UPA Minnesota:
Thursday, March 11 - Products over Process: Advancing Agility with Design Thinking (David Hussman, DevJam)
(Minneapolis, MN) - This session will present the state of agile methods today and how they are interacting with and evolving from design thinking and design practices. We will discuss a series of conferences where agilists and designers have met and discussed better ways of producing meaningful products in a timely manner, or as someone once said, "building the right thing, the right way".
FLUPA (France/Luxembourg):
Monday, March 15 - 5th FLUPA Breakfast Series, User Profiles and Personas
(Luxembourg-Kirchberg, France) - At this conference, authors will discuss a method for defining user profiles and needs, namely personas. These will be introduced as a technique to represent the ergonomic requirements of users. After an introduction that will focus on defining personas as prospective methods, participatory and creative ergonomics, the conference is to take stock of this new approach, emphasizing his own interest in ergonomics, but also its limits.
UPA New York Chapter:
Tuesday, March 16 - Mark Hurst, founder and president, Creative Good
(New York, NY) - Venue and more information TBD
UPA Puget Sound:
Thursday, March 18th - Roundtable w/MicrosoftŌĆÖs Usability Central
(Bellevue, WA) - The purpose of our Innovation Roundtable Series is to learn about exciting new groups, technologies and products related to Usability and User Research. Usability Central will be introducing the launch of the Usability Participant Recruiting Association (UPRA) and YouTestŌĆ"a Participant Recruiting Special Interest Group. ItŌĆÖs a chance to a give your opinions and contribute to the Usability community.
UPA UK Chapter:
Thursday, March 18th - The psychological basis of nerdiness and its impact on user-centered design (w/William Hudson)
(Location TBD) - The UKUPA is proud to invite William Hudson to give a talk providing insight to the challenges we, as technology focused specialists, face in designing for the average user. This talk will be based on WilliamŌĆÖs short paper to the CHI and British HCI conferences in 2009 about his large-scale study of IT workers.
NEOUPA (Northeast Ohio)
Wednesday, March 24 - Usability & Search Engine Optimization (SEO) w/Kurt Krejny
(Valley View, OH) - Learn how the role of a Usability Professional, Information Architect, Copywriter, Designer, or Developer can be enhanced with SEO knowledge to help your organization achieve long-term online success. Be prepared for a wealth of practical strategies, tips, and tools to apply to your current and future usability and website marketing projects.
UPA Puget Sound:
Wednesday, April 21 - Roundtable w/MicrosoftŌĆÖs Usability Central
(Bellevue, WA) - The purpose of our Innovation Roundtable Series is to learn about exciting new groups, technologies and products related to Usability and User Research. Usability Central will be introducing the launch of the Usability Participant Recruiting Association (UPRA) and YouTestŌĆ"a Participant Recruiting Special Interest Group. ItŌĆÖs a chance to give your opinions and contribute to the Usability community.
NEOUPA (Northeast Ohio)
Wednesday, April 28 - Meet your users: Learning from the iPad, iPhone, and Facebook & thinking about the future of user interfaces
(Mayfield Village, OH) - Do you think "simplicity is overrated and that complexity sells?" How do you feel about the statement "the future of UI will be boring?" Come and join us as Chris Braunsdorf, former Director of User Experience at American Greetings Interactive, leads us in a lively discussion - exploring where the user interface is heading and the role we as UX professionals will play.
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The simple blend of flavors gives this hearty stew that something extra.
1 T. Olive oil
I medium onion, chopped
1 yellow bell pepper, chopped
3 cloves of garlic, chopped
1 small jalapeño, seeds removed and chopped
1 T. Chili powder
1/2 tsp. cumin
Salt and pepper to taste
4 c. Chicken broth or stock
1 medium sweet potato, peeled and cubed
2 c. Salsa verde
12 oz. leftover roasted chicken
1 (15 oz.) can of pinto beans, drained and rinsed
1/2 c. Fresh cilantro, chopped
Garnishes: avocado, sour cream, tortilla crisps
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The Golden remodel project is moving along! As we look at the library with fresh eyes, it's exciting to see how things are taking shape with the design. You'll see many of the things you mentioned in community meetings: an open feel, collaborative spaces, quiet spaces, and a redesigned children's area.
Marcel Proust said, "The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes." The voyage we are undertaking with this remodel will bring a fresh look to the library and hopefully, allow you to see the treasures inside with new eyes. As we finalize floor plans and furniture selections, we'll post pictures here and in the Golden Library.
Check here for updates and further details.
If you visited the Golden Library recently, you may have noticed a few new chairs that you could test out and provide feedback on. This is part of the design process as we continue to work on the floor plan and furniture selection for the Golden Library remodel. When we have final floor plans and furniture selections, we'll post pictures in the Golden Library and here on this blog to share with you.
In the meantime, please let us know what you're thinking about the remodel by submitting a question in the drop box at the library. Keep watching here for updates and further details.
"Design is a funny word. Some people think design means how it looks. But of course, if you dig deeper, it's really how it works." - Steve Jobs
Whether it's reimagining a computer or a library, people strive for the trifecta of good design: comfort, beauty and function. As part of the Golden Library Remodel, we are redefining our spaces for maximum impact and to provide patrons of all ages with an area of the library that fits them just right. To that end, our design concept includes zones for different purposes:
We expect to have a final design, including a floor plan and carpet, furniture and fixture selections by mid-August. I'm excited about how the plan is coming together and can't wait to share the final design with the community.
Once the design is in place, the Library expects to begin construction sometime between October and November. In the meantime, watch for updates and further details at jeffcolibrary.org/goldenremodel.
It's not too late to participate in the Golden Library remodel. We'll continue to use suggestions from the community to shape the direction of the design. Stay informed during the remodel by checking jeffcolibrary.org/goldenremodel and by dropping questions into the comment box inside the Golden Library.
We are fortunate to have many people from the community provide input into the remodel. From May 19 through June 9 Golden residents shared their ideas at community meetings and through online and paper surveys. During those conversations a few common themes emerged:
Residents use the library to
They like and value
They hope to see
You may be asking yourself "How is the library using all of this rich input?" These ideas were distilled into a preliminary floor plan and design concepts previewed at the June 6 community meeting. Elements of the preliminary design included:
Keep your ideas flowing and stop by the Golden Library to let us know what questions you have about the remodel.
A couple weeks ago, you (127 of you to be exact!) shared your thoughts on the library services you valued most, and what the dream library would provide. You provided a virtual treasure trove of input and that was just the first step on the journey to a new Golden Library.
Step two –join us from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Friday, June 6, at the library to weigh in on the design details of the remodel. You will see conceptual designs, potential color schemes and possible furniture options. Let us know what you like best and what you feel best represents your community. If you can't make it to this presentation, the designs will be on display in the library through Monday, June 9 for you to look at and share your input.
Everyone is welcome to attend – we look forward to seeing you there!
You can find more information on the remodel at jeffcolibrary.org/goldenremodel.
Missed out on the Open House at the Golden Library regarding our upcoming remodel, but still want to share your thoughts? Not to worry, you still have a chance to give your input on what'd you'd like to see from us...and what you don't want to see. We're looking to the community to tell us about the library services you value, and to help define the look and feel of the remodel design.
You can still take our survey through the City's Golden Vision Community Forum. You'll need to create an account, but it's as easy as 1-2-3. This networking tool will give you the opportunity to weigh in on the Golden Library Remodel, as well as other community projects, and to hear what others are thinking.
Thanks for your input - we're excited to see what the community has to say! We will be hosting a design feedback session from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Friday, June 6 to get your thoughts on design options.
You have the opportunity to tell your local library exactly what you want and need from them. What do you say? Well, if you're a Golden resident or user of the Golden Library, you will have this opportunity.
We're looking for your help to come up with the new layout and design for the Golden Library at an open house from 4-7 p.m. on Monday, May 19 at the Golden Library.
You'll have the chance provide input on the library services you'd like to see, help to define the look and feel of the remodel design, and learn more about the project plans and timeline. This will be accomplished through a number of interactive stations set up to solicit feedback on key project elements. You'll also have the chance to complete an online survey on the proposed remodel.
This is the first step in the remodel process. We hope to share preliminary design plans for the Golden library remodel in June, finalize plans in July, begin construction in August and complete the remodel by the end of the year.
Hope to see you there!
Freshening up your appearance, approach and attitude can make a world of difference in the way you feel and in the way you interact with others. Apply the same type of thinking to an organization and it can improve the way it provides services and meets the needs of its customers. This is exactly what will be happening to the Golden Library this year.
We're excited to announce that we will be working with the City of Golden to do a major remodel of the Golden Library! The library will be updated to reflect a new vision for library service, which we shared with you last year.
Here are some quick highlights of our new model for library service:
The Golden Library will be the first JCPL location to fully reflect this new service model.
Have some ideas you'd like to share? You will have plenty of opportunities to be a part of this process, including:
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Ron Perlman is bringing anarchy to NBC's The Blacklist. The actor has signed on to play the drama's next mega criminal when it returns on Feb. 1 behind the Super Bowl.
Coca Cola was probably hoping it's "America the Beautiful" Super Bowl ad, which featured multilingual renditions of the patriotic song, would reunite the country. Instead, it seems, it has divided it.
Conservative pundits like Glenn Beck took to the airwaves Monday to criticize the ad, which Coca Cola said was meant to highlight America's "incredible diversity," according to the New York Daily News.
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Super Bowl XLVIII may have been a blowout, but that didn't stop it from breaking a ratings record.Contrary to preliminary numbers, the Seattle Seahawks' 43-8 ictory over the Denver Broncos Sunday averaged 111.5 million viewers, becoming the most-watched ...
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The Seattle Seahawks destroyed the Denver Broncos Sunday. No way around it. The Seahawks won Super Bowl XLVIII 43-8.
At a certain point, the Seahawks domination felt almost cruel. But this is football. The people on the field suffer long-term brain damage. The game is ruthless.
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No one held back during Sunday's Super Bowl, not the Seattle Seahawks, the Denver Broncosand definitely not the advertisers.
President Barack Obama sat down with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly Sundayafternoon for a pre-Super Bowl interview. What followed was 10 minutes of interruptions and continuous sniping.
O'Reilly, who saw the opportunity to get things "on the record," questioned Obama on the IRS, health care and the 2012 Benghazi attack.
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New Girl isn't taking the post-Super Bowl episode lightly.
Upon learning that the Fox comedy would air in TV's plum timeslot, executive producer Liz Meriwether said they immediately started planning with an eye toward making a spectacular episode both new viewers and old fans alike would enjoy. "Luckily, Prince reached out to us around the same time, so we started out ahead," Meriwether tells TVGuide.com. "With Prince wanting to do an episode, that was exactly what we needed to do for the post-Super Bowl episode."
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