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From Korea In Years Gone By - Photographs by 1st LT David Bartruff, USAR
Find up-to-date information on the D.C. and Baltimore live music scenes and read interviews with artists and reviews of the latest releases and concerts.
Florida singer/songwriter duo's recent performance at DC's 9:30 Club reviewed.
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Juliana Hatfield and Matthew Caws appearance as Minor Alps in DC.
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Find the latest news and happening that effect those in the Washington D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland Metro region.
All of the world's problems, solved on your back porch
A politically conservative and morally liberal Hebrew alpha male hunts left-wing viper
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The world of professional wrestling as seen through the eyes of columnist James Ryan, including previews, recaps, interviews and all of the latest wrestling news.
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A Billion Voices of India by Sabrina Sidhu
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A Civil Assessment by T.J. O'Hara
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A Focus on Freedom by Dennis Jamison
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Allen West: Out of the Foxhole by Allen B. West
Never apologetic. Never afraid. Lieutenant Colonel Allen B. West joins Communities to bring tales from the biggest Foxhole of them all, the one inside the Beltway.
American Millennial by Michael Lotfi
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An Indian Journal - Seeking Balance in India by Sonal Jaitly
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A Novelist's View of the World by Jack Engelhard
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Appalachian Chronicles by Lisa King
Enjoy the musings of this irreverent and humorous Appalachian American student of life, using her own unique experience as the springboard.
Ask Angela by Angela Trusty
Life advice – from one friend to another!
A Time for Choosing by James Richard Edwards
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A View from the Tenth by Michael Boldin
The Constitution: Every issue, every time. No exceptions, no excuses. And how to get from here to there.
A World in our Backyard by Laura Sesana
The world impacts us. What happens in our towns, cities, states, country and on this planet makes a difference to us.
Behind the Wheel by Rita Cook
A look at what's new and what's worth driving, no matter the budget.
Beltway Sports Report by John Heibel
An objective, analysis-based perspective of D.C. sports as seen through the eyes of lifelong D.C. sports enthusiast, John Heibel.
Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Dariusz Leszczynski
Do we know whether the long-term, extensive, use of cell phones could affect our health? Are our safety limits reliable?
Between Errands by April Thompson by April Thompson
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness from the carpool lane.
Biblical Politics by Frank Kacer
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Big Reads For Little Hands by Brighid Moret
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Bill Kelly's Truth Squad by William Kelly
A conservative commentator and satirist takes on the worlds of politics and entertainment in pursuit of truth, justice and all things America.
Brass Tacks by Charles Ortel
Resist classification.
Brenner Brief by Sara Marie Brenner
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Business Browser by Communities AA Writers
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Buzz on Bees by Wayne Anderson
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By The Numbers: The Story Behind The Politics by Jim Eltringham
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Cause, Conflict, Conclusion by Michael Shank, Ph.D.
Wondering why the same conflicts keep happening? Time to dig deeper. Ferret out the root cause.
Charles Vandegriffe Time and Place by Charles Vandegriff, Sr.
Born in 1930 in rural Missouri, Charles Vandegriffe, Sr., brings his time and place to the Communities.
Chid Speaks at Communities by Chidike Okeem
Topics will include politics, religion, race, culture, and anything else that needs to be discussed...
Citizen Warrior by Tiffany Madison
Uncensored exploration of issues concerning current events, civil liberties, American political advocacy, and the political and social issues facing military veterans.
Climatism: A Mad, Mad, Mad World by Steve Goreham
Straight talk on climate science, energy economics, and public policy.
College Football by Communities AA Writers
This column covers the world of college football from different points of view from writers across the country.
Common Sense by Paul E. Rondeau
Paul Rondeau exposes the propaganda, media tricks, and government policies that undermine our families, faith, freedom…and even life itself
Common Sense Conservative by Brandon Brice
Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary. It fulfills the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to an unhealthy state of things.
Communities Health and Science today by Communities AA Writers
A collection of reader guest articles, thoughts and opinions by Communities writers, expert opinions and breaking news and information.
Consciousness & Health by Eric Nelson
Taking a deeper look at the undeniable connection between mind and body from a writer and speaker on matters of health, and a practitioner of Christian Science.
Consider Again by Danny Huizinga
"Critical thinking is thinking about your thinking while you're thinking in order to make your thinking better." - Dr. Richard Paul
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Christians have long taken pilgrimages. Today faith-based travel has a new look that blends heritage with diversions.
Crystal Wright: Conservative Black Chick by Crystal Wright
Crystal Wright is a black conservative woman living in Washington, D.C.
Culinary Quest by Linda Mensinga
Great discoveries in the world of restaurants and chefs fulfill the quest for delicious food and cooking.
Curtain Up! by Terry Ponick
Classical music and the performing arts: news and reviews you can use.
Date, Set, Match: Dating for now and for marriage by Eric Golub
Romance is a beautiful forest, but dating can be a jungle. Join Eric Golub as he brushes past the thickets and thorns to find his rose.
Disrobing Blind Justice by Clare O'Toole
We must dig deep behind the court-regulated carnage that stems from ugly divorces to find the cause of systemic problems hurting embattled parents and their children
Drinking Muddy Water by Ronald Moten
A black Civil Rights Republican speaks out!
Edge of the Precipice by Lawrence J. Fedewa
Thoughts of a former academic-turned- businessman (and quasi-libertarian) as he looks at the actions, events and policies of our government and its players.
Enemies Domestic by Alan Alsup
Animated political commentary offered by the satirical cartoonitures of MrDrawingguy
Entertainment News and Reviews by Communities AA Writers, Jeff Barrett and Danny de Gracia
Entertainment News and Reviews from Washington, D.C. and beyond.
Ernest Istook: Knowing the Inside by Ernest Istook
Does it take over 25 years in public service to really know what goes on in Washington?
Exploring Patriot Profiles by Jeanne McKinney
Writer Jeanne McKinney finds the stories of the individuals that are today's patriots, heroes.
Feed the Mind, Nourish the Soul by Claire Hickey
Human interest stories to feed interest, satisfy curiosity and see outside the box.
Forbidden Table Talk by Bob Siegel
Political satirist and Christian apologist Bob Siegel discusses religion and politics.
Freedom and Liberty by Bhekuzulu Khumalo
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Freedom of the Press is not Free by Alan Jones
From Tahrir Square - Tales from Egypt by Anwaar Abdalla
We hear about the politics, now lets visit with the people of the square
Girl of Center-Right by Shoshana Weissmann
A center-right perspective on politics, policy, campaigns, and the Supreme Court, delivered by a millennial workaholic vegetarian Jewish Republican.
Gorilla Position by James Ryan
The world of professional wrestling as seen through the eyes of columnist James Ryan, including previews, recaps, interviews and all of the latest wrestling news.
Hail Mary Food of Grace by Mary Moran
Chef Mary Moran discusses the food we eat, where it comes from and what it does for us.
Haydon's Soccer and Sports Pitch by John Haydon
Covering the world of soccer, including the World Cup, Major League Soccer, D.C. United and the English Premier League and other interesting sporting events.
Here, There and Everywhere by Julia Goralka
A weekly round-up of political, sports and entertainment tidbits.
History on Purpose by Dennis Jamison
History doesn't have to be grim; there is a lot to be learned from the pages of time.
Holiday 2013 Traditions by Communities AA Writers
From Christmas to Hanukkah, Yule, Bodhi, or just the time we carve out for family and friends we all have traditions to share.
Images from Dave Bartruff's World by Dave Bartruff
We can't always journey to the far corners of the world; Thankfully photojournalists share their journeys with us. Come see the world through Dave's heart, eyes and lens.
In Memory - Obituaries by Obituary Notice
In memory of those we have loved, and lost.
In My Orbit by Jennifer Oliver O'Connell
Opinion, analysis, and musings on politics, pop culture, reinvention, and the resultant flotsam and jetsam floating around the right-of-center quadrant of the Left Coast.
In Pursuit of Beauty by Mark Nowakowski
New music and the arts based on the idea that pursuing truth, goodness, and beauty is the central aim of the examined life.
Intelligence and World Affairs by Lisa M. Ruth
Analysis of world affairs, the intelligence community and US foreign policy.
In That Moment of Space by Carter Lee
Space, it's all around us. The question is how will you use yours.
It's All Smoke and Whiskey by Conor Higgins
All of the world's problems, solved on your back porch
Joel Berliner's Good Life by Joel Berliner
The pursuit of all that is joyous in travelling the globe is the essence of The Good Life, whether its Hawaii or the South of France.
John Glaser: Entangling Alliances by John Glaser
John Glaser turns his pen toward foreign policy and international relations around the world
Judson Phillips: Cold, Hard Truth by Judson Phillips
The cold hard truth about politics in America today and the state of this once great nation.
Kitchen Journeys: Traveling the World Through Food by Amelia Ames
Can't take a trip, for a week or a weekend? From the exotic to the familiar, you can travel the world, or your hometown, through food.
Kristin Tate: The Libertarian Chick by Kristin Tate
It is time for sunset on a bloated and wasteful government.
Larkslist by Lark Gould
Traveling Ahead of the Curve: News, Views, Clues and Must-Dos for travel on a constantly changing planet
Leading Edge Legal Advice for Everyday Matters by Paul Samakow
Life happens and the Law either protects you or foils you. Here you will learn how to stay ahead of the game.
Legally Speaking by Myra Fleischer
Despite cynicism about the law, it can provide you justice, protection, and ensure your rights.
Letters from London by Lee Mannion
We're not all having tea with the Queen you know.
Letters from Readers by Communities AA Writers
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Liberty In Our Time by Dave Nalle
Positive propaganda for a nation in peril.
LifeCycles by Laurie Edwards-Tate
The "Silver Tsunami" created by aging Baby Boomers is hitting America. Let's explore how we adjust to it, enjoy it and defy negative expectations about age.
Life Lines by Communities AA Writers
Join the Communities. We want to hear from you.
Life With Lisa by Lisa M. Ruth
Reviews, insights and commentary from an eclectic observer.
List of Ten by Communities AA Writers
Lists of top ten movies, songs, funny moments, fashion statements, automobiles, children's names, stupid celebrity moments, first dates, last dates, weddings, and much, much more.
Local News Round-Up by Susan L Ruth
A look at the happenings in the local counties of the Washington D.C. metro regions of Virginia and Maryland.
Looking for Luke by Luke Montgomery
Looking for answers to social discontent as the clock of civilization winds down.
Lower 9th Ward Conservative by Bill Randall
Weekly agitation from a columnist who many believed to be one of the least likely to become known as a Conservative Republican.
Making Waves: A Hawaii Perspective on Washington Politics by Danny de Gracia
How does our 50th state view D.C. politics?
Manifest Positivity by Dave Berman, C.Ht.
Helping the YOUniverse conspire on your behalf.
Market Maven by Terry Ponick
Wall Street news for retail investors who want to know what's going on.
Media Migraine by Gayle Falkenthal
First over-the-counter column approved for fast and effective relief from even your worst media-induced headache.
Metro News by Communities AA Writers, Malcolm Lewis Barnes, John Heibel, Rahat Husain, Susan L Ruth and Alex Sopko
Find the latest news and happening that effect those in the Washington D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland Metro region.
Movies in Total by Communities AA Writers
Movie reviews, interviews, including the latest on DVR and Blu-Ray.
Museum Mavens by Communities AA Writers
News and reviews of notable museums, and exhibits, and art events.
Narcotics For Leatherheads (NFL) by Eric Golub
NFL junkie Eric Golub reports on his favorite obsession. There is no football offseason. Every February he pretends to care about other sports while sobbing uncontrollably each Sunday until September.
NBA Basketball by Communities AA Writers
Various Communities writers contribute content relating to NBA basketball.
New Business Bytes by Drew Hendricks
Insights into and updates from the most up to date technologies from the most exciting young companies from every corner of the globe.
NFL Football by Communities AA Writers
This column covers the world of NFL football from the different perspectives of various writers across the country.
Normandy - Destiny and Light - An Open Book Travel Feature by Communities AA Writers, Andrea Poe and Bob Taylor
Normandy, a region tucked along the shores of the English Channel outside of Paris, France. It is where many Americans met their destiny; it is where the light still shines brightly.
Not What You Expect with Mary L. Tabor by Mary Tabor
I ferret out the detail, love the footnote, am never bored and believe it all leads to story. Best advice I ever got? "Only connect …" E.M. Forster
Not Your Average Read by Amanda Read
Trained as a historian, skilled as a writer, and aspiring to be a filmmaker, Amanda Read investigates the ideas behind contemporary culture and politics.
Obamacare Watch by Terry Ponick
America's Great Experiment with socialized medicine.
On The Fly by Russ Rankin
Inside the sport of hockey from a scout's perspective
Out and About Louisiana by Megan Boyanton
Listening to the heartbeat of Louisiana, including events, food, family and culture.
Out and About San Francisco ~ San Jose by Sherrie Perkovich
Join us for an extraordinary adventure through the San Francisco Bay Area, including San Jose.
Pages and Stages by Frances Ponick
Communications: Issues, answers, and expert advice.
Parenting The First Time Through by Brighid Moret
Entering the world of first time parents, there are lots of secrets unveiled.
Photo Corner by Communities AA Writers
Slideshows from Communities shooters
Pithanthropy – The Human Conditioner by Jim Bozeman
Sometimes life requires a paradigm twist.
Playing Through by Reece Lewis
Playing Through covers the world of PGA golf, as well as tips your the average golfer to play better.
Political Potpourri by Communities AA Writers
A collection of reader guest articles, thoughts and opinions by Communities writers and breaking news and information.
Politics of Raising Children by Jeneba Ghatt
A slice of suburban family life from the diverse perspectives of a politically minded mom.
Rankin Full Stop by Russ Rankin
This column will cover the experiential spectrum of music as well as politics and all the things caught in between.
Reawakening Liberty by Thomas Mullen
A libertarian look at breaking news and political trends by author Tom Mullen.
Red Alert by Jennifer Kerns
Red Alert focuses on the hottest political topics in the nation and calls Americans to action.
Red Pill, Blue Pill by Al Maurer
Al Maurer provides a common sense, conservatarian, Constitutional conservative perspective from the battleground state of Colorado
Rest Insured by Liran Hirshkorn
Nobody likes to talk about dying. But we can help.
Riffs by Stephen Bradley
Find up-to-date information on the D.C. and Baltimore live music scenes and read interviews with artists and reviews of the latest releases and concerts.
Ringside Seat by Gayle Falkenthal
Get in the middle of all the action inside and outside the boxing ring.
Run, Karla, Run! by Karla Bruning
Notes from a running nerd: musings and more on all things running.
Scatterings of Africa by Sisi Lwandle
In a continent where dictators are releasing fashion clothing lines, fuel more expensive than the actual vehicle and the press strategically silenced, I honestly have no idea where to start.
Sightseers' Delight by Todd DeFeo
Consummate traveler Todd DeFeo explores the unique stories that make destinations worth going to.
Simply the World by Andrew Scarpitta
A millennial writing about the Foreign Policy and National Defense issues, as seen through the eyes of a New Yorker shaped and molded in the 9/11 era.
Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics by Communities AA Writers
The latest coverage of the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics
Speaking of Family by Communities AA Writers
From raising children to identifying educational and service options for your children, Speaking of Family is where you can write...
Speaking Out by Holly Smith
An advocate against sexual trafficking and for victims, Holly Smith speaks out.
Sportfolio by Jill K. Robinson
Exploring the world of adventure sports—where "adventure" is sometimes only a state of mind.
Sports Around by Communities AA Writers
Contributions to the Communities Sports desk from readers.
Steps to Authentic Happiness via Positive Psychology by Paul Mountjoy
Happiness is attainable. Morning to night. I love to teach, deal with folks that have an issue and really wish to tackle it and write.
Stimulus That! by Jim Picht
Global economy, the civilizing power of markets and public morals.
Susan's Picks by Susan McKee
Go beyond tourism's "top 10" bus tour destinations with Susan McKee as she explores the varied history, culture, food, and gardens, of the world.
Tagging Up by Steve Adler
A stat-head's outlook, direct from his worn in couch cushion.
Tales of the Dragon by Tang Long
A guide into the Chinese world.
Talking Sense by Tim Kern
We're human: we don't always think things through, so we accept many ideas that are, well, ideas that are wrong. We also look past certain truths without recognizing them.
Tech Tips in 10 Minutes or Less by Katie Elizabeth
Implement these actionable tips, how-to's and best practices in 10 minutes or less to leverage online communications and technology for brand, business and career development.
That's RIGHT! I Said It! by Doni Kandel
Doni Kandel shares his self-prescribed cocktail of humor and hard-nosed honesty required to remain a passionate and sane conservative and Zionist in today's tumultuous world.
The American Muslim by Rahat Husain
The Business of Living by Joseph S. Diedrich
Libertarian thought beyond politics, unrestrained by convention.
The Career Doctor's Prescription by Cassi Fields
The Career Doctor Cassi Fields prescribes valuable advice for anyone looking to find a career, nail an interview or earn a promotion.
The Chocolate Report: My (Mis) Adventures in Tomorrowland by Aziza Jackson
The latest and greatest in Chocolate-‐related news is analyzed and discussed here with biting commentary and an introspective look at the Land of Tomorrow.
The Civil War by Martha M. Boltz
News and views on the Civil War.
The Collective by Jenny Winder
An eclectic pick from the best science, art and music on the web
The Conscience of a Realist by Joseph Cotto
Politics, economics, and business from a real world perspective.
The Editors Say by Communities Editors, Jacquie Kubin, Jim Picht, Andrea Poe, Catherine Poe, Terry Ponick and Lisa M. Ruth
We welcome you to the intimate and personal thoughts on the news and events we, as editors, watch, read, and discuss with our writers every day.
The Food Commune by Communities AA Writers and Bryan Kolesar
We all eat, and food should be fun and healthful. Food Commune celebrates the food we eat, the people we eat with and the spirits we enjoy.
The Gathering Storm by Daniel Martin Gray
Beaten down before, tyranny rises again, at home and abroad. America stands at the brink, as the world begins to burn. Awake to the dangers.
The Gray Arts by Johann Carpio
Observing how businesses are done.
The High Tide and the Turn by Bryana Johnson
Political commentary and literary criticism in an era of eroding liberty
The Last Frame by Kevin Williams
Film Reviews and Articles by Kevin Williams
The New, Now Internet by Mike Templeman
Find out all the latest news on what's happening online and how it will affect you and your small business.
The Prudent Man by Terry Ponick
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The Remnant by Kevin Kelly
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The Tygrrrr Express by Eric Golub
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The Uprising: A Caribbean Perspective by Kavelle Christie
An exploration of the Caribbean beyond sun, sea and sand.
The Way Forward by Frank Kaufmann
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The Wood Review by John R. Wood, JR
John Wood illustrates a new American politics, and the path to get there.
The Written Word: The WTC Review by Communities AA Writers
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Today's News by
Headlines from Associated Press and around the Internet
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Travel the World by Communities AA Writers, Puja Amin, Rita Cook, Jason Heflin, Mike Lapointe, Jennifer Merrick, Kathy M. Newbern and Andrea Poe
It's a big world to play in, and learn from. Join us as we travel the boundaries and beyond.
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What is the "Wine Lifestyle"? It's about things that bring us together. Few things accomplish that better than food, wine and cars.
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TV Den by Lisa King
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UnStereopolitical Thoughts by Charles Badger
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Urban Game Changer by Shirley Husar
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Wells On Baseball by Kevin J Wells
This column will cover anything that has anything remotely to do with the game of baseball, from the game itself to mid-summer trades to offseason moves.
Wells on Music by Kevin Wells
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What in the World by Bob Taylor
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Why Can't We Get Along? by Millicent Carvalho-Grevious
Ever wondered why people have such trouble getting along?
Wine Country Weekly by Sherrie Perkovich
Wine Country Weekly helps you navigate the enormous and ever-changing world of wine and wine travel with advice for novices and oenophiles alike sharing wine experiences in Northern California.
World Beliefs by Communities AA Writers and Bill Randall
Communities writers and readers contribute articles and thoughts on religion from wherever they may be.
World View by Communities AA Writers
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Young Voices with Rachel Burger by Rachel Burger
Millennials report on government, privacy, and freedom.
Youth Sport Spotlight by Gary T. Barrette Ed. D.
Are youth sport programs coming up short in delivering the outcomes and benefits these programs purport to deliver?


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Computer Resources for Adults and Teens
at Skokie Public Library
Using Computers
Over forty-five computers with Internet access, Microsoft Office, multimedia capabilities, and research databases and resources are available throughout the Library to patrons who are high school age and above. All computers can be used on a walk-up basis when available. To ensure that a computer will be available for you when you need it, you may make a reservation up to seven days in advance by calling the Adult Computer Lab at 847.324.3179.
Computer resources for children in preschool through 8th grade are available in the Youth Services Department.
USB flash/micro drives can be used in most of the computers. Flash drives, CD-R discs, CD-RW discs, DVD-R discs, and DVD+R DL discs are available for sale at the Reference Desk.
Where are the Computers Located?
- Adult Computer Classroom
Located on the second floor, this Computer Classroom has eleven full-service Internet/Microsoft Office computers, one scanning station, and printers. Computers may be used for one hour, though time can be extended if no one is waiting.Periodically, the Lab will close for a computer class; closings are posted in advance. During these classes, computers are available in other areas of the Library. - Adult Computer Commons
Located on the second floor, this area contains twenty-two Internet/Microsoft Office computers, one scanning station, and printers. Computers may be used for one hour, though time can be extended if no one is waiting. - Digital Media Lab
The Digital Media Lab is located on the first floor. This lab contains four Apple desktop computers running Mac OS and other software enabling users to creatively express themselves through digital videos, music, photography, websites, graphic design, podcasts, presentations and other forms of digital media. The room also features two scanners, an electronic keyboard, and a green screen wall. Digital cameras, Flip video camcorders, portable hard drives, and tripods are also available for overnight checkout. - Express Computers
Six Express Computers are located in the Computer Commons. These computers can be used for only thirty minutes. No reservations or time extensions are available. - Laptop Computers
Wireless laptop computers can be checked out at the Technology Help Desk. Patrons must present a valid photo I.D. and Skokie Public Library card to the Patron Technology Assistant. Laptops can be used for two hours anywhere on the second floor, including study rooms. Laptop applications include Internet Explorer, Firefox, and the Microsoft Office 2010 suite. Wireless printing is available. All work done on the laptops should be saved to a USB drive. - Travel
One stand-up computer is located in the Travel area. All documents print to the Computer Commons printer.
How Do I Sign In?
The Library uses a self-service sign-in system called PC Reservation™ to manage the use of its public access desktop computers. To sign in to any computers in the adult areas, patrons must have one of the following:
- Valid Skokie Public Library card in good standing
- Library card from a member library
- Computer Use Only card
Computer Use Only cards are available to adults and teens who live outside Skokie and would like to have regular Internet access at Skokie Public Library. To obtain a Computer Use Only card, request the short application form at the West Circulation Desk. You will need to show one I.D. and you will be issued a card on the spot.
Patrons who do not have any of the above cards may obtain a Guest Pass by showing an I.D. to the Lab Assistant in the Adult Computer Lab. This pass entitles the user to one-time use only. If you intend to use the Library's Internet computers regularly, a permanent card is required. Please see How Do I Reserve a Computer? for additional information about the PC Reservation™ system and making reservations.
All users must agree to the Library's Internet Usage Policy before using a computer.
Can I Bring My Own Computer?
Skokie Public Library is a wireless hotspot. Bring in your wireless-ready laptop or PDA for free Internet access. For additional information please see instructions for using wireless Internet access at Skokie Public Library. Wireless printing is also available.
Researching a Topic
The Library has designated several computers as Research computers. These systems provide access to all of our subscription databases and our website. You can use the research computers to search for newspaper and magazine articles and visit librarian-recommended websites.
Library Catalog computers are also available for looking up books and magazines, checking out new items in the Library, and connecting to research links. Research and Catalog computers are located throughout the second floor and in the Readers' Services and Movies, Music, and More departments. No reservations are needed to use these computers. Ask a librarian to get you started on your search.
Classes and Training
In addition to its technological resources, the Library offers a variety of hands-on and lecture-based Internet training. Classes for adults are scheduled each month to provide both basic and advanced information about using the World Wide Web. One-on-one instruction for using Library and Internet resources is also available by appointment.
For training on Microsoft Office programs and basic computer skills such as typing, the Library offers a variety of interactive tutorials that allow you to work at your own pace. We offer in-Library access to online tutorials through an e-learning website called Atomic Training and CD-ROMs for use in the Adult Computer Lab or in your own home. To get started with any of these tutorials, inquire at the Adult Computer Lab.
Learning More about Computers
If you would like to learn more, check out the recommended websites about the Internet and Computers from Skokie Public Library librarians.
Hardware and Software Suggestion Policy
The Library is happy to consider all software and hardware requests for the Adult Computer Labs. The criteria for an addition are:
- The program or item must be easily supported by the Library.
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I was surfing the member list (and I'm number 6 on Total Posts - when did that happen?), and I saw about two pages of members with zero posts. Is this a recent number, or is this the unpurged number? Is Teh Lady or somebody keeping on top of inactive accounts?
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Asa wrote:
Is Teh Lady or somebody keeping on top of inactive accounts?
What for?
Would you delete someone's account just for not posting anything?
What I find kind of surprizing is the huge number of new members that signed up in the last couple of days. I signed up only 3 days ago myself, but now there are already 30 more members that came after me.
There were only 20 new sign-ups in the entire month of May, but 42 in only four days of June!
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The old forums we had used to have a problem with spam bots, actually. There have been a ton of controls put in place to avoid the spam bots, but every now and again one will slip through. From what I remember, though, there used to be a rule that user accounts with 0 posts would end up being deleted.
The reasoning is, there are no aspects of the forum that require a membership. If all you want to do is lurk, then you're more than welcome to do so, membership has no benefits beyond being able to communicate with the rest of the forum...
I take a neutral strance, m'self. It's not my forum to decide on, but a neat and clean user list does have an appeal I'll admit. Then we run into problems like "buttons" account being deleted, which without knowing why could have just been because it sounded like a spam name...
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Tenshi wrote:
The reasoning is, there are no aspects of the forum that require a membership. If all you want to do is lurk, then you're more than welcome to do so, membership has no benefits beyond being able to communicate with the rest of the forum...
That's not entirely correct.
Being logged in has the advantage that the forum will indicate which threads have had new posts added to them in your absence.
That's helpful, even if you only want to read and not contribute to the forum, and it's only possible if you're a registered member.
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 6:20 pm
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A lot of people who lurk often enough for that to make a difference at least post an intro, or a question before the time when the zero-post account is deleted.
Besides, if an account is deleted, and a previous lurker wishes to continue using it, said person can create a new one, and that eliminates all other unused accounts. If they want to avoid it happening agin, all they have to do is post.
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There still is a rather large spambot problem - but I have very efficient mods and I go through the user list at least every other day and purge the member list of the incredibly obviously named bot accounts.
As far as I know all my mods are in place, so I guess it's an actual person creating all these accounts, either that or spambots are developing AI. Goodness,
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Well, Lady, according to IEEE Spectrum, the Singularity, where humans create sentient computers and exist in a symbiosis with them is coming very soon....
Maybe these spambots are just forerunners to the coming apocolypse. They're kinda cute....
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One day AI spambots will be hunted by AI modtools and fed to the administration with a side order of electrons.
Bet they taste like chicken.
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Or maybe they just taste like fish.
I actually haven't seen any spambots around, but then again, I've been busy lately, and as the Lady said, the mods are very good at what they do.
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Squee, it kinda scares me that I know what you're talking about and have read that article...
Mmmm... spambot and chips...
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Could we make it so that all members are required to an intro? They could still lurk, so long as they have SOMETHING, too. That way, those pretty, shiny, squeaky botty boys could be more easily seen.
so, all HUMAN members would have 1+ posts, and the botty boys would have a whopping total f 0.
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No, it scares Squee that Squee remembers these things at the most random times...like this thread...
Squee also thinks it's pretty easy to see a bot...and still, there's no reason to require someone to post. Squee has accounts on many, many forums where Squee just lurks and has never posted...but the account is quite useful.
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The New York Mets made a splash with the signing of Curtis Granderson yesterday, which has gotten my attention for both good and bad reasons. The signing showed me that the Mets front office once again appear serious about getting this organization heading back in the right track, but at the same time it has me wondering if this could be another bad contract for a franchise that has not had much luck with the free agent market in recent years.
Anyone who has watched Granderson the past two years could tell you that his number one priority seemed to be to hit homeruns over that short right field porch that so many lefties love in Yankee stadium. So this begs the question if Granderson, who turns 33 in March, will be able to produce at the level that many Mets fans will feel warrant $15 million per year for the next 4 years. The answer is most likely to end up being 'no' and so tempering our expectations may prove helpful. When healthy we can probably only hope in a park like Citi Field that Granderson will hit 22-27 homeruns while respectably hitting around .250. It might sound crazy but that is about as optimistic as I can be with this signing and with Granderson coming off an injury-plagued season where he only saw 214 at-bats and belting only 7 homers, can you blame me?
It's probably only natural, right or wrong, that fans start having flashbacks of the Jason Bay signing that was made back in 2009, even though Bay was coming off a tremendous 36 homerun, 119 RBI campaign in which he batted 267. Yes, I know that can be hard to believe especially after what we all witnessed for three horrific seasons in New York.
As weird as this may sound with the budget set by Alderson I still need to see more and hope that the Granderson signing was just another step in executing a larger plan this offseason. As MetsBlog.com has noted so many times before the Mets still need to go out and bring in another power bat either in the outfield or at first base, along with another pitcher that Collins can plug into the rotation. Only then will I be at ease with the Granderson signing and can start to get excited about the Mets contending in the NL East once again. At the end of the off-season if Curtis Granderson can be perceived by the fans as a weapon and not the savior of a franchise that has been so unlucky and underachieving in recent years, then Sandy Alderson will have done his job in executing his largest contract as Mets GM.
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Late Sandburg athletic director Bruce Scheidegger (right) is pictured with Sandburg Principal Julia Wheaton and a Sandburg Eagles football doll. | Supplied photo
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As the athletic director at Sandburg High School in Orland Park, Bruce Scheidegger arranged many a sporting event to give young athletes a chance to shine.
But in the process, Scheidegger earned many fans of his own, to hear those who knew him tell it.
Scheidegger, 54, died over the weekend in an apparent auto accident near Mount Carroll in northwestern Illinois. He was married and had three children.
School administrators, colleagues and athletes on Monday remembered Scheidegger as caring, efficient and invaluable to the Sandburg community. He was in his sixth year as athletic director after coming to Sandburg from Sterling Community Schools.
"He immediately fit in and became a respected member of the Sandburg family," retired Sandburg baseball coach and dean of students Doug Sutor said. "If something needed to get done, he figured out a way to get it done. He didn't HAVE to be at all the sporting events, he wanted to be there. That's just the type of guy he was."
"He was without a doubt one of the nicest guys I have ever met," former Sandburg girls basketball player Jen Pache wrote in a message to the SouthtownStar. "There are very few of my basketball games that I remember where Mr. Scheidegger was not in the stands or at least stopped by to see a bit of the game.
"Every time I saw him in the halls he would go out of his way to say hello and ask how the team and I were doing. He was just an overall great man and he will be deeply missed by me and everyone else who got the pleasure to meet him."
"Mr. Scheidegger was the most dedicated and compassionate man I have ever met," Kara Kentner, who played volleyball at Sandburg a couple of years ago, wrote in an email. "During my four years of athletics at Sandburg, he made a tremendous impact each year and would always go out of his way to support his teams. The accomplishments he created were outstanding. His hard work, character and heart made him someone that everyone wanted to be around. I speak for all when saying that Mr. Scheidegger had a life-changing influence not only on his student-athletes, but everyone he knew throughout his journey. He will be missed dearly, and never replaced in our hearts."
Former Sandburg softball pitcher Brittany Gardner wrote in a message sent to the SouthtownStar that Scheidegger was with the Eagles all the way to their 2010 Class 4A state title.
"Mr. Scheidegger had a huge impact on Sandburg's athletic department," Gardner wrote. "He supported all the athletes and could be spotted at all the sporting events. He truly wanted the best for all the athletes and definitely helped the softball team get to state my senior year. He was so excited for us when we won. I'm so grateful for everything he did."
Carroll County sheriff's police said Scheidegger was found dead in a vehicle that left Loran Road north of Mount Carroll, drove over a steep embankment and turned over. Police had received a call at 11:07 p.m. Saturday that Scheidegger was missing. He was found Sunday morning, according to Andrew High School athletic director Rich Piatchek, a friend of the family.
Piatchek said Scheidegger, of Orland Park, has a home in Carroll County where he was staying during the weekend. He had left Friday for a state bowling tournament in Rockford, where Sandburg's girls team was a participant.
Sheriff's police said Monday the incident remains under investigation. The Carroll County Coroner's office said an autopsy would be conducted late Monday or Tuesday.
Consolidated High School District 230 officials said counselors would be available at Sandburg throughout the week to assist students and staff.
"Our thoughts are prayers are with all who love Bruce, most especially his wife, Debbie, and their children, Samantha, Kristin and Molly," Supt. James M. Gay said in a news release. "Bruce will be remembered as a compassionate educator and outstanding administrator. He will be sadly missed by Sandburg, District 230 and the athletic community."
"I know I will remember Bruce as a kind, compassionate and dedicated friend and colleague who always had the best interest of students and staff at heart," Sandburg Principal Julia Wheaton said in the release. "He will be deeply missed here at Sandburg and by all he came into contact with through the athletic community."
But Scheidegger wasn't all business.
"We had that bond," Sutor said of their friendship. "Bruce was a baseball guy. He was a baseball junkie. We went to a Cubs game together once, sat down the line by the bullpen.
"Just a fundamentally good man. He was the type of guy I had hoped to stay friends with long after we worked together. He told me when he retired he wanted to buy a Harley(-Davidson motorcycle) but his wife would never let him. I told him that I had four Harleys and he was welcome to use any of them to learn how to drive.
"We never got that opportunity."
Sutor said when he got a call about Scheidegger's death, "it was like someone had punched you in the chest and it takes the wind out of you. What a shock."
Joliet West High School boys varsity basketball coach Luke Yaklich said he owes much of his career to Scheidegger, who was coaching the girls basketball team at Sterling High School when Yaklich was hired as the boys coach.
"Bruce was the first person that called and told me Sterling was a good place to be," Yaklich said. "My wife (Amy) and I trusted Bruce that it's a good place to be. I learned early on that trusting him was a good thing."
Scheidegger also helped Yaklich get an interview at Joliet West.
"He and I shared a lot of our coaching philosophy. We helped each other through the tough times in a season," Yaklich said. "He taught me the importance of balancing family, teaching and coaching and how to involve your family in your profession. It's something that I've taken with me to this day.
"Bruce became a great friend to me. He did so much to help my wife and me. Three weeks ago we had dinner after the Joliet West-Sandburg game. We caught up on old times, talked about family. I know he was proud of me. That means a lot to me," Yaklich said before breaking down.
Scheidegger earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois in 1981, and also taught, coached or was an administrator for Tonica, Prophetstown and Dixon schools. He earned master's degrees in physical education and educational administration from Western Illinois University.
Scheidegger's family could not be reached for comment Monday. Services were pending.


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Next Day - Yellow Forest Camper Evacuation
Posted: 06/24/2013
After 11 inches of rain and heavy flooding over three days, park crews are assessing damage throughout campground units in Yellow River State Forest, in Allamakee County. Rain through early Saturday sent Little Paint Creek out of its banks and through campgrounds.
More than 80 people were evacuated through the day. With more storms forecast, park workers moved backpack campers out of the Brown's Hollow area of the 8,500 acre state forest, Saturday night.
Flooding on Sunday piled up a new wave of damage.
"The car which was swept under the bridge Saturday is now washed away. We can't find it," updates park ranger Rylan Retallick. The driver of that car did climb through its sunroof to safety, before trees, other debris and flood water twisted it under the pedestrian/snowmobile bridge. "All the picnic tables in that campground are gone. Fire rings anchored in concrete were rolled 50-75 yards away."
Now, park officials will assess damage and cleanup. "Our number one plan is to get vehicles out of the campground," stresses Retallick. Those vehicles were left behind when campers were evacuated from the Little Paint Creek unit campground. "But to put other people in danger to get those cars out (prematurely) would be ill-advised."
Through the day Saturday, the road way was under water and the pedestrian bridge was knocked off its base due to the flooded car and other debris. Rescue crews used all-terrain vehicles to transport campers to safety. "We went out across (another) foot bridge and took their short cut through the timber…out to trucks, to take us to the community center," describes Dan Homan, whose family was the last those 69 people evacuated. Earlier, 20 to 25 more campers in the front half of the campground had been able to leave, after piles of storm-washed rock was bulldozed from a shallow crossing.
Some tense moments came during the Saturday 'move out' when one family's whereabouts could not be verified. It was eventually determined the campers had left ahead of the flooding, for an area motel.
The Harpers Ferry Community Center provided cots and sleeping quarters Saturday night. Many of those families had their vehicles and non-essential items stranded back at the campground. The Red Cross, Emergency Services of Allamakee County provided food and water through the day.
Teamwork through the ordeal kept everyone safe. Besides DNR parks and law enforcement workers, the Allamakee County sheriff's office…volunteers from Harper's Ferry Volunteer Fire Department, Mar-Mac Emergency Services, campground hosts Jim and Missy Sess kept the evacuation moving. Even Allamakee County School District pitched in, with a bus to get the campers to their overnight shelter."We could not do it without all of them," emphasizes Retallick. "We help each other when we can. We were all a team to get these people out safely."
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