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The prolific author and talk-show host Hartmann (The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight) will always be a radioman at heart, and his latest book displays the influences of his preferred medium. Here, he argues that history is essentially circular—that after a severe period of turmoil and hardship "it takes about eighty years for those who remember to thoroughly die out"—the next great tragedy coming as a result of humankind collectively forgetting the lessons that could have prevented it. The Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the Great Depression all occurred according to schedule, and now America is due for another cataclysm, suggests Hartmann. This momentarily intriguing, but ultimately unconvincing model is buttressed by conspiracy theories accusing Goldman Sachs and other multinational financial institutions of orchestrating a global coup. Drawing readers in with purple prose and righteous indignation, Hartmann proposes populist remedies that seem unequal to the task of averting imminent catastrophe, suggesting that "all the money oil companies pay to lease and extract oil on public land could be distributed to all Americans equally," and proposing mechanisms for strengthening worker-owned cooperatives. (Nov.)
The Crash of 2016: The Plot to Destroy America--and What We Can Do to Stop Itby Thom Hartmann
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America is in the midst of an economic implosion that could make the Great Depression seem like small potatoes. But like the previous crashes of 1770, 1856, and 1929, the Crash of 2015 will give us the chance to once again embrace the moral motive over the profit motive and to rebuild an economic model that has always yielded great success.
America is in the midst of an economic implosion that could make the Great Depression seem like small potatoes. But like the previous crashes of 1770, 1856, and 1929, the Crash of 2015 will give us the chance to once again embrace the moral motive over the profit motive and to rebuild an economic model that has always yielded great success.
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The prolific author and talk-show host Hartmann (The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight) will always be a radioman at heart, and his latest book displays the influences of his preferred medium. Here, he argues that history is essentially circular—that after a severe period of turmoil and hardship "it takes about eighty years for those who remember to thoroughly die out"—the next great tragedy coming as a result of humankind collectively forgetting the lessons that could have prevented it. The Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the Great Depression all occurred according to schedule, and now America is due for another cataclysm, suggests Hartmann. This momentarily intriguing, but ultimately unconvincing model is buttressed by conspiracy theories accusing Goldman Sachs and other multinational financial institutions of orchestrating a global coup. Drawing readers in with purple prose and righteous indignation, Hartmann proposes populist remedies that seem unequal to the task of averting imminent catastrophe, suggesting that "all the money oil companies pay to lease and extract oil on public land could be distributed to all Americans equally," and proposing mechanisms for strengthening worker-owned cooperatives. (Nov.)
Ever since he was a young SDS member back When It All Began, Thom Hartmann has combined a prodigious intelligence and common touch to expand participatory democracy as the American Way. This is an excellent guide to avoid the next crash landing."Tom Hayden, author of The Long Sixties"
Thom Hartmann is right that America must invest in our transportation and energy infrastructure, promote renewable energy, and rethink the disastrous trade policies that have shuttered our factories and decimated our middle class. I hope his thoughtful ideas about what America needs and his loud-and-clear warning about where America is headed will wake us up before his prediction comes true."Bernie Sanders, U.S. Senator"
Few authors have ever had a bigger story to tell. Thom Hartmann is the authority on the basket case that the U.S. economy has become. No advanced nation in modern times has been so badly served by its elites and this tour de force of a book explains why."Eamonn Fingleton, author of In the Jaws of the Dragon"
Thom Hartmann provides page after page of crucial history to show how our country headed into deep decline. And he offers an action plan of reform and renewal that can avert economic and environmental collapse. A rare and readable blend of history and hope."Jeff Cohen, author of Cable News Confidential"
Thom Hartmann explains the way critical social lessons fade over time, and how dangerous that cycle is. America is at the tail end of such a cycle today, as we stand amidst terrible inequality and on the precipice of tremendous change. And, yes, Thom offers a compelling plan of action for activists. Everyone should read this book."Richard L. Trumka, president, AFl-CIO"
Thom Hartmann seeks out interesting subjects from such disparate outposts of curiosity that you have to wonder whether or not he uncovered them or they selected him."Leonardo DiCaprio, actor, producer, and environmental activist
"Ever since he was a young SDS member back When It All Began, Thom Hartmann has combined a prodigious intelligence and common touch to expand participatory democracy as the American Way. This is an excellent guide to avoid the next crash landing."
PRAISE FOR THOM HARTMANN"Never one to shy away from the truth . . . inspiring, wise, and compelling. His work lights the way to a better America."
Progressive talk show host Hartmann (Unequal Protection: How Corporations Became "People"--and How You Can Fight Back, 2010, etc.) argues that the financial crash of 2008 was just a precursor for the larger-scale disruptions to come in 2016. The author situates his prognosis for the years ahead within a view of the history of the republic in which democracy is pitted against what he calls, borrowing from Franklin Roosevelt, "Economic Royalists." These Royalists, typified by the billionaire Koch brothers and others, demand unrestricted expansion for free markets and minimal, or no, taxation on their financial returns. Hartmann argues that they are responsible for policies that have produced unprecedented inequality while hollowing out the core of what used to be the United States' world-leading manufacturing capability. Results have differed, but the policies have been applied repeatedly in America's history, and these economic crashes have produced a political response from the population affected. For Hartmann, two recent decisions by the Supreme Court have been critical: the Citizens United decision, which upheld the personhood of corporations, and Buckley vs. Valeo, in which corporate political advertising expenditures were equated with speech. The author compares the significance of the former to the Dred Scott decision, and he believes that these two decisions, Citizens and Buckley, have made the crash he anticipates irreversible. The author also provides an intriguing account of the Supreme Court's deliberations on the status of corporations under the Constitution to demonstrate how hard-fought this battle has been. The conceptual driver is Hartmann's controversial thesis that U.S. history is an approximate 80-year political cycle occasioned by successor generations repeatedly forgetting what their predecessors previously knew and took for granted. Ideological and agitational in tone, this will appeal most to liberals.
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The Crash of 2016
The Plot to Destroy America--and What We Can Do to Stop It
By Thom Hartmann
Grand Central PublishingCopyright © 2013 Thom Hartmann
All rights reserved.
A Rendezvous with Destiny
In this world of ours in other lands, there are some people, who, in times past, have lived and fought for freedom, and seem to have grown too weary to carry on the fight. They have sold their heritage of freedom for the illusion of a living. They have yielded their democracy.
—President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1936
There are very few Americans still alive who heard President Franklin D. Roosevelt, in March 1933, address the nation as he was being sworn into office. Which is why many Americans today believe that when FDR famously said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself," he was talking about World War II. But Roosevelt said that long before Hitler had even fully consolidated his own power in Germany.
Instead, the fear—and the war—was here in America. He was speaking of the Great Depression and his "war" against those who caused it.
The week of his inauguration, every state in the country closed their banks. The federal government couldn't make its own payroll. A quarter of working-age Americans were unemployed—some measurements put it at a third—and unemployment in minority communities was off the scale.
While Herbert Hoover, when campaigning against Roosevelt in 1932, had denied there was hunger in America, and said, "Even our hoboes are well fed," the truth was that the single largest "occupation" at the time among Americans was "scavenger": people following food trucks and trains, catching the bits that fell off, or doing what we today call "Dumpster diving."
It was so widespread that farmers guarded their farms with shotguns. Every night when restaurants dumped their uneaten food in trash cans in back or side alleys, crowds gathered to pick through, and often fight over, the leftovers.
Roosevelt spoke bluntly about that situation in Great Depression America.
"Values have shrunken to fantastic levels; taxes have risen; our ability to pay has fallen; government of all kinds is faced by serious curtailment of income; the means of exchange are frozen in the currents of trade; the withered leaves of industrial enterprise lie on every side; farmers find no markets for their produce; the savings of many years in thousands of families are gone."
Dissatisfaction with our economic and political systems had reached such a height that machine guns guarded the Capitol and White House. "Hoovervilles"—tent cities of homeless people—had sprung up in every city of America. Bankers and the wealthy elite traveled with elaborate and heavily armed security details, and it was no longer safe for John D. Rockefeller to repeat his earlier publicity stunt of going out onto a New York City street to hand out shiny new dimes to beggars.
This was America during the last Great Crash, a crash that within a decade led to a world war killing more than 60 million people.
Eighty years later, we are well into the next Great Crash, which future generations will call the Crash of 2016. And this one could be even worse than the last one.
There are remarkable similarities between the Crash of 2016 and the last Great Crash, which began on Black Tuesday in 1929.
In fact, there are similarities between both these crashes, and the other two crashes in American history that both led to horrific wars. The first was the economic disaster of the late 1660s to the early 1770s that led Britain to pass (among other things) the Tea Act in 1773, sparking the Boston Tea Party and the Revolutionary War. The second was the Great Panic of 1857, which preceded the Civil War.
It was roughly eighty years from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War, and eighty years from the Civil War to the Great Depression and World War II. And here we are, eighty years after that great disaster. It takes about eighty years for those who remember to thoroughly die out.
We have to see these similarities, to hear their stories, and to get a handle on how to move around them if we hope to mitigate the damages of the Crash of 2016.
The Great Forgetting
For one, each Great Crash is separated by four generations (there's those eighty years).
Arnold Toynbee and others, over the millennia, have pointed out that when the generation that remembers the last Great War has died out, a nation is set on course—some would say doomed—to have another war. While the horrors of war are forgotten, the monuments and "heroes" of war are everywhere.
The same is true of the death of the last person remembering a Great Crash.
Daniel Quinn popularized the phrase "the Great Forgetting," and it's true not only of civilizations but of generations as well. Our memories—as a culture—are largely defined by the practical memories of those who participate in media and government, mostly people from their thirties to their sixties. So, at the most, we as a popular culture remember fifty or so years of history at a slice.
My grandfather was a socialist, my dad a Republican. I'm a progressive. My grandfather, in the first few decades of the twentieth century, had no recollection of a crisis during a previous "socialist" time, and so at one time thought the Soviet experiment might even work out well. My dad, born in 1929, had no memory of a crisis during the administration of a Republican; in fact, his experience of Eisenhower's presidency had been that of a Great Prosperity. And, born in the 1950s, I don't remember the battles or challenges that my dad saw FDR face.
There are great cycles to all of history, including American history. And this cycle rolls forward as each new generation comes to power without personal memory of the mistakes previous generations made, and without memory of the solutions previous generations employed.
Authors William Strauss and Neil Howe suggested, in their seminal 1997 book The Fourth Turning, that the United States would, in the first decades of the twenty-first century, once again enter the catastrophic phase of a historic cycle that happens every fourth generation (roughly every eighty years): an economic collapse followed by a great war.
It was a bold prediction, given the Clinton Prosperity in the late 1990s. But it was prophetic.
Less than a decade later, in the fall of 2006, the Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis—the part of the larger Fed that compiles housing statistics—noted that housing starts dropped 14.6 percent that month, bringing the total for the twelve-month federal budget year of October-to- October to a 27 percent crash. To make matters worse, building permits were also in free fall, having dropped 28 percent year-to-year at that point.
This was the housing bubble bursting, which triggered the financial crisis of 2007–08.
The Great Forgetting had again descended on the nation, and eighty years after Black Tuesday 1929, the United States was in two full-scale wars and constructing a massive worldwide war machine built on Predator drones.
In his First Inaugural Address in January 2009, a young President Barack Obama spoke, just as FDR had four generations earlier, to a nation again gripped by an economic crisis.
It was a balmy 42 degrees in Washington, DC, the day Franklin Delano Roosevelt was sworn in nearly eighty years earlier in the midst of a Great Depression.
But as if the political and economic world had grown colder and harder, it was only 28 degrees on Barack Obama's Inauguration Day, with those on the National Mall exhaling white wisps into the freezing air.
I stood about a hundred feet from President Obama as he was sworn in. Just behind him, George W. Bush rolled his eyes and made silly, exaggerated "flipper" applause motions through much of the speech. Dick Cheney, in a wheelchair and covered with a blanket, barely twitched. Their wives sat behind them.
To my left were the assembled members of Congress and the Supreme Court, in front of me the new president, and to my right was the international press corps. In front of the president were nearly two million people, an ocean of humanity that stretched from the Capitol, where we stood on a second-floor balcony, down the National Mall to and beyond where the Washington Memorial pierced the sky.
He began by talking about how the words dictated by the Constitution to swear a new president into office had "been spoken during rising tides of prosperity and the still waters of peace. Yet, every so often the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds and raging storms."
It was the perfect oratorical device, because that very month over 800,000 Americans had lost their jobs, and over a half million had come to the brink of losing their homes. The stock market had crashed, banks were in a crisis worldwide, and two foreign wars were sucking us dry and devastating our image around the world.
"That we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood," President Obama said. "Our nation is at war against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred. Our economy is badly weakened, a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new age.
"Homes have been lost, jobs shed, businesses shuttered. Our health care is too costly, our schools fail too many, and each day brings further evidence that the ways we use energy strengthen our adversaries and threaten our planet.
"These are the indicators of crisis, subject to data and statistics," Obama continued. "Less measurable, but no less profound, is a sapping of confidence across our land; a nagging fear that America's decline is inevitable, that the next generation must lower its sights."
The cycle had come around again. While the last Great Crash is preserved in our history books, newspaper archives, and old film reels, very few people alive actually remember it, thus setting it up to happen again.
But just as Roosevelt had done in his first inaugural by saying, "The people of the United States have not failed," President Obama inspired hope on that day of crisis.
"Today I say to you that the challenges we face are real, they are serious and they are many. They will not be met easily or in a short span of time," he said. "But know this, America: They will be met."
Those final four words brought an eruption of applause from many of the members of Congress, and a roar from the two million people stretching down the National Mall all the way to the Washington Monument. Reporters near me leaned forward in rapt attention.
Sounding like a modern-day Franklin Roosevelt, President Obama pressed on.
"The state of our economy calls for action: bold and swift. And we will act not only to create new jobs but to lay a new foundation for growth.
"We will build the roads and bridges, the electric grids and digital lines that feed our commerce and bind us together.
"We will restore science to its rightful place and wield technology's wonders to raise health care's quality and lower its costs.
"We will harness the sun and the winds and the soil to fuel our cars and run our factories. And we will transform our schools and colleges and universities to meet the demands of a new age.
"All this we can do. All this we will do."
The reality, however, remained the same. There were few still alive, when Obama was sworn in, who remembered Franklin D. Roosevelt's response to the Great Depression.
And, thus, as soon as his speech was over, the president's hopeful and idealistic rhetoric ran headfirst into the Great Forgetting, guaranteeing the Crash of 2016.
But what, exactly, is it that we collectively forget every fourth generation that repeatedly threatens the survival of the United States?
The Economic Royalists
After the last Great Crash, FDR understood he was up against more than an economic crisis. He was also up against a counterrevolution, which had caused the Great Crash and was unabashedly seeking to hang on to the power of our government and economy that they'd held for over two decades. They were America's plutocracy—the wealthy bankers and industrialists who put their own personal enrichment ahead of the well-being of the nation with disastrous results.
In his First Inaugural in 1933, FDR alluded to the "rulers of the exchange of mankind's goods" who had "failed."
He told the nation, "Practices of the unscrupulous money changers stand indicted in the court of public opinion, rejected by the hearts and minds of men."
He added, "True they have tried, but their efforts have been cast in the pattern of an outworn tradition. Faced by failure of credit, they have proposed only the lending of more money.
"Stripped of the lure of profit by which to induce our people to follow their false leadership, they have resorted to exhortations, pleading tearfully for restored confidence.
"They know only the rules of a generation of self-seekers. They have no vision, and when there is no vision the people perish."
Roosevelt understood that while genuine kings and theocrats had been pushed to the fringes of the world in the century and a half since the American Revolution, the forces of plutocracy—economic rule by the very wealthy—hadn't really gone anywhere. And they'd been running amok during the previous decade.
By 1936, Roosevelt had a name for them: the "Economic Royalists." Eight years later, against the backdrop of World War II, FDR's vice president, Henry Wallace, referred to these plutocratic forces as "Fascists."
During our Revolution, they were called "Loyalists" and "Tories." In the early days of our new nation, they eventually called themselves "Federalists" and were led by America's second president, John Adams, and our first treasury secretary, Alexander Hamilton.
Early on, they were rather benign; the real cancer came as the nation became richer.
By the last half of the nineteenth century, during the Gilded Age in America, the newspapers called them the "Robber Barons."
Today, these forces of the very wealthy are often simply referred to as "the 1 percent" (even though they actually represent a much smaller number than that—a tiny fraction of the top 1 percent of Americans, economically).
Regardless of their name, their rise to power has always been a harbinger of impending collapse.
Their greed made the War of Independence inevitable. They pulled the strings of both the North and South during the Civil War. And they provoked the stock market crash of 1929 triggering the Great Depression. In fact, our history is one of constant struggle against this cultural infection.
And while iconic figures and people's movements have arisen throughout history to confront these Royalists, there always comes a crack in the struggle when the Great Forgetting takes hold and the Economic Royalists jump into this opening to take the reins of power and pillage the nation into collapse.
American history proves this point.
A Crash Starts a Nation
In 1776, Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations was published and the US Declaration of Independence was signed. This was no coincidence: Both were reactions to a widespread economic depression that had begun in the previous decade. England reacted to its economic distress with a series of efforts to raise revenue—the Stamp Act, the Townshend Acts, and the Tea Act (among others).
Many people today think that the Tea Act—which led to the Boston Tea Party—was simply an increase in the taxes on tea paid by American colonists. That's where the whole "taxation without representation" meme came from.
Instead, the purpose of the Tea Act was to give the East India Company full and unlimited access to the American tea trade and to exempt the company from having to pay taxes to Britain on tea exported to the American colonies. It even gave the company a tax refund on millions of pounds of tea that it was unable to sell and holding in inventory.
In other words, the Tea Act was the largest corporate tax break in the history of the world. And since, at the time, most of the British government and royalty were stockholders in the East India Tea Company, it was also a classic example of crony capitalism.
Excerpted from The Crash of 2016 by Thom Hartmann. Copyright © 2013 Thom Hartmann. Excerpted by permission of Grand Central Publishing.
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Meet the Author
Thom Hartmann is an internationally syndicated talk show host heard by over 2.75 million listeners each week and simulcast on television in more than 40 million homes. He is also a New York Times bestselling author of 24 books, including The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight. And Talkers magazine named Thom Hartmann #9 on their "2013 Heavy Hundred" list.
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I remember my Grandfather, who lived through the depression telling me all the things that this book tells leading up to another crash. It's very informative and scary. A great deal of research was done for this book and it's very likely that this prediction will come about.
Thom Hartmann has written a powerful analysis complete with facts and documentation on how we got to where we are. It reads well and is easy to follow, especially in dealing with economic issues. And he shares the responsibility with both parties. So, it a pretty bipartisan analysis. I am impressed with his historical review but confess to finding it a bit depressing. Although I am two thirds complete, there is no doubt this is a great read. I would love to discuss it with others on both sides of the divide. Definitely recommend this book.
Well researched and easy to read. Get ready for quite a ride. Not finished with it yet, but he does write later in the book on how to weather it and even how it could be avoided. Based on 80 year cycles and how new generations forget what happened, allowing economic royalists to take the advantage. We are posed now for this type of repeat. He says it will be worse than the Great Depression.
I'm rather left of center in my politics, but this book seemed more like a rant against the establishment than a reasoned assessment of the future. The author does not give much rationale for his "Crash of 2016" other than "Things are bad". I was mostly disappointed in this book.
Thom Hartmann is a clear, smart person and a great writer. His information is accurate and without suggested remediation, our future is bleak.
almost made me give up on our way of life, very informative, I truly hope the crash does not happen but I don't hold out hope that it won't
I am not a doomsday person but the concept talked about in this book makes a lot of sense.
The author brings out good points but it tends to be one sided. The failure of the Chicago Boys in Chile was not due to their general implementation of free market economics, it was Pinochet allowing the capitalist to plunder without rules. Pinochet was corrupt and on their payroll. Of course, this is the expected result in an economic collapse. It has happened throughout Latin America. Free market capitalism is the only method that works but only if it is regulated and policed to protect consumers and the environment from the natural predatory instincts of free market capitalists.
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Lakers players wait to comment on NBPA feud
The union reportedly has lost faith in Fisher as union president and gave him a vote of no confidence after Fisher failed to explain on a scheduled conference call his stance for an independent auditor to examine Hunter's business and financial practices. The committee includes Maurice Evans, Clippers guard Chris Paul, San Antonio Spurs forward Matt Bonner, Boston Celtics guard Keyon Dooling, Roger Mason Jr., Etan Thomas and Theo Ratliff.
Fisher rejected the vote of no-confidence and has refused to step down.
Despite two days of public feuding, some players still are not aware of all the details.
Lakers player representative Steve Blake said he didn't know much about the situation and refrained from speaking on it, but stood behind Fisher as a leader.
"All I know is that Derek is a great guy, he was a great leader for our team and a great leader for the players' association," Blake said."...Anyone who knows him would be with him 100 percent. He's got great character and is just about the best teammate you could have. In the year and a half I got to know him, I definitely would have complete faith in him."
Kobe Bryant pushed aside questions about Fisher, his teammate for 13 years, and focused on the union's rejection of an independent audit.
"What's wrong with doing an audit? I'm very curious about that. We all should be," Bryant said.
"To be honest, my first thought is to focus on this audit. That's my first reaction. The Derek thing -- if guys don't want him in there, you can't do much about that -- but every organization does an audit now and then. An independent audit. Just get it done."
Fisher and Hunter had a falling out toward the end of the lockout and it has escalated this week.
Maurice Evans, vice president of the players' association, told the Washington Post on Saturday that no one is attempting to defame Fisher's character, saying "we applauded his leadership throughout and I think it's just pretty much, it's time to go our separate ways.
"We tried to handle this internally and for whatever reason, things have gone public that he's trying to conduct business of the union without our authority, Evans said. "I'm not sure why this is turning into Derek versus the PA or Derek versus Billy or Derek versus Mo. This isn't a game. No one is trying to assassinate his character in any way."
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Have fun practicing your English through informal conversation with other ESL learners and librarian Elka Frankel. We meet Tuesdays in Room 1. No need to register—just come! Must have basic knowledge of English.
Please register in person or by telephone.
Register in person or by phone for a free 15 minute consultation with an immigration lawyer.
Come and enjoy the benefits of yoga and low-impact exercises with Bob Kirby, Bob's Fun Fitness LLC, an American Council on Exercise (ACE) certified Group Fitness instructor. Bob's program incorporates music while focusing on balance, posture, mobility, strength, and relaxation. Please come in comfortable clothes with a mat or large towel.
Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library.
Please register. Registration begins on May 22. Click the Register button, or call the reference desk at 609-275-8901 for information or to register.
Please call or e-mail us if you need to cancel.
Provided by Mercer County SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program). To schedule an appointment call the office at (609) 393-1626.
Have fun, get some light exercise,
and socialize at this fun virtual bowling game.
The powerhouse combination of star James Stewart and director Anthony Mann score another cinematic bullseye in The Naked Spur. Stewart plays a taciturn frontiersman who loses his home while he's off fighting the Civil War. To raise enough money for a new grubstake, Stewart becomes a bounty hunter in Colorado territory.
Joy (2016): (Jennifer Lawrence). Rated PG-13; 124 minutes
A wild story of a family across four generations centered on the girl who becomes the woman who founds a business dynasty and becomes a matriarch in her own right. Betrayal, treachery, the loss of innocence and the scars of love, pave the road in this intense emotional and human comedy about becoming a true boss of family and enterprise facing a world of unforgiving commerce.
No registration.
Reference Librarian Ann Kerr will share some simple exercises to improve your posture and increase your flexibility. Registration is suggested.
Join us for a fun-filled hour of hand drumming. We will explore rhythms from Africa and beyond using djembes, congas, bongos, bells, blocks, and various shakers. Beginners are welcome. Bring a hand drum or percussion if you can; there will be a limited number of drums to loan out.Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library.
We ask that you register; however, walk-ins are welcome. Registration begins on June 22. Click the Register button, or call the reference desk at 609-275-8901 for information or to register.
Please call or e-mail us if you need to cancel.
Adults around the world are taking up coloring to de-stress. We put a little spin on this trend by adding ambient music to our adult coloring sessions. We provide the colored pencils, coloring pages, and music. All you have to do is walk in and relax. Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library.Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library.
Have fun practicing your English through informal conversation with other ESL learners and librarian Elka Frankel. We meet Tuesdays in Room 1. No need to register—just come! Must have basic knowledge of English.
Goodreads is a social network for book lovers.
Come learn how to set up a profile, connect with other readers,
create a virtual bookshelf, write book reviews, and more.
Please register in person or by telephone.
This is an encore program from 2015, brought back by popular demand. Learn to write in Python and create your own program. Classes will be held from 7:00 to 8:30 pm on Tuesdays in July and August. Open to those age 14 years through adult. Before class, visit Python.org and download the free software for Python 3.4.2. Please bring your laptop to class. Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library.
Registration is required for each class date. Click the Register button. Registration begins on June 22.
English as a Second Language classes. Please register in person or by telephone.
Presented by Bob Kirby. Enjoy the benefits of stretching and low-impact exercises while learning how staying fit can improve balance, posture, flexibility, endurance and more. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Do you miss the joy of coloring as an adult? If so, join our Adult Coloring Club, where you can relax and express your creativity. Meets on two Wednesday nights ONLY this month. Coloring books and markers/colored pencils will be provided. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Presented by Lorraine Moran, novelist and professor at Camden County Community College. Join us for this lively discussion about author Mary Shelley and her Gothic masterpiece, Frankenstein, which she penned when she was only 19. Registration required. Call 882-3148. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ewing Library.
For all ages! Miss Barbara will help you express your creativity by drawing in pencil or painting in watercolors (even if you've never before picked up a brush). You & your children are welcome to come to one or both sessions.
No registration necessary.
The photo contest is open to patrons with a Mercer County library card. Professional photographers are excluded. Each member is allowed one entry, submitted as a 5x7 photo print. Entry forms and rules can be found on the MCL website (www.mcl.org) or picked up from the West Windsor Branch. The last day for submissions is September 10, 2016. The theme of the Contest is Colors and Moods.
Questions about your Medicare assistance? Schedule a private appointment with a Medicare counselor who has been trained to assist with applications, educate and help problem-solve.
Provided by Mercer County SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program). To schedule an appointment call the office at (609) 393-1626.
We will talk about some free phone apps
with games for memory, critical thinking,
and even happiness.
We will learn the basics of Excel through making a sample spreadsheet. Formatting, using the autofill feature, using formulas, and making simple charts are covered in this class. If you can bring your own laptop with Excel 2007 or above, you do not need to register for the class. Signup for adults only. Space is limited, so you may register for only one Excel Beginner class per month. Registration period begins June 22nd.
Youth (R), with Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel and Jane Fonda. A retired orchestra conductor is on holiday with his daughter and his film director best friend in the Alps when he receives an invitation from Queen Elizabeth II to perform for Prince Philip's birthday. Runtime: 124 min. No admission fee!
We learn how to change chart colors and backgrounds. We will also learn how to download Excel compatible spreadsheets from the Internet, filter spreadsheets, add conditional formatting to spreadsheets, and create a pivot table. Online registration required unless you can bring your own laptop with Excel 2007 or above. Signup for adults only. Space is limited, so you may sign up for only one Excel Intermediate class per month. Registration period begins June 22nd.
A good résumé is key to landing that all-important first interview. Librarian Mary Astarita will review your résumé for content, grammar, layout, and overall presentation.
Appointment is required; please call the reference desk at 609-275-8901 to make a 20-minute appointment and let us know in which field you are job searching.
Registration begins on June 22.
If you suffer from nasal congestion, sinus or allergy issues, or postnasal drip, join us for this informative session. Michael Lupa, MD, board certified in otolaryngology and a member of the medical staff of Princeton HealthCare System, discusses common sinus problems—including nasal blockage, nasal polyps, and sinus infections—as well as treatment options.
This class deals with the basics of making presentations using Powerpoint, including making basic slides and putting them together to make a slideshow, plus adding animations, clipart, and transitions between slides. Online registration required unless you can bring your own laptop with Powerpoint 2007 or above. Signup for adults only. Space is limited. Registration period begins June 22nd.
and socialize at this fun virtual tennis game.
Join us right after Wii Tennis to learn about fitness apps.
This workshop will show you free apps you can use to get and stay fit.
Coloring relieves stress and anxiety, trains your brain to focus and improves fine motor skills. Coloring pages and pencils provided or bring your own. No registration.
Quiz Show (1997): (Ralph Fiennes). Rated PG-13; 133 minutes
A young lawyer, Richard Goodwin, investigates a potentially fixed game show. Charles Van Doren, a big time show winner, is under Goodwin's investigation. Directed by Robert Redford. No registration.
New York is the most powerful city on Earth. It is also one of the most vulnerable cities in the world and was targeted by Hitler during World War II. More than 800,000 New Yorkers served in the armed forces during World War II. In this lecture, professional tour guide Marty Schneit will discuss: German American Bund, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary troopships, the Manhattan Project, The Brooklyn Army Terminal, Stage Door Canteen, Rosie the Riveter, Camp Shanks, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and the Shinran Statute.
Marty Schneit, who has great pride and passion for the City of New York, has been a licensed New York City tour guide for twelve years. Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library.
Presented by Lee Pellegrino. Join fellow knitters and crocheters and tackle a new project or work on one you've already started.
Bring 5 pages of a work in process to discuss with other writers.
A tour through the Microsoft Word toolbars. We will learn how to change font styles, bullet or number paragraphs, set margins, insert graphics, and more. Registration required unless you can bring your own laptop with Word 2007 or above. Space is limited. Registration period begins June 22nd.
Bring coupons to share and take what you need! Coupons available in the library all day.
This program is comprised of stretching, balance, posture, flexibility, and strength poses done to music. It also includes some chair yoga. Space is limited so please register at www.mcl.org or by calling the library at 609-737-2610.
Relax, reduce stress, and let the creativity flow.
Coloring pages and pencils provided, or bring your own.
Book to be announced. All are welcome. Call the library at 609-737-2610 for further information.
Eliza Hammer leads this Yoga class. Registration is mandatory and opens the day following each session.
Exercise your creativity by making a craft with other adults.
We will make a fairy lantern.
Presented by Mike Buttitta. Come learn about life in the universe and the latest about space exploration from NASA. Registration required. Call 882-3148.
This is an introductory hand embroidery class designed for beginners. We'll begin by getting acquainted with the basic materials and techniques used for hand embroidery, then dive into learning a variety of basic embroidery stitches. Your first embroidery project will be a small stitch sampler.
No previous experience necessary. All materials provided. Sponsored by Friends of the Hickory Corner Library. Please register.
The Latin Lovers Book Group is an informal classical Latin reading and discussion group open to all who are interested. Throughout July participants will read and discuss the Aeneid Book VI, the Trojan hero Aeneas' descent into the underworld to find his father. Meetings will focus on the new translation by Seamus Heaney (Farrar, Straus and Giroux). Published posthumously, Heaney created a vivid and transfixing poetic rendering of Aeneas' mythic quest. Join us in reading and translating passages in Latin and discussing in English, as well as devoting time to the text in translation and modern and mythic echoes. (Note: While Heaney's translation will be the focus, other texts and translations of the Aeneid are accepted for translation and discussion.)
Socrates Café is a gathering where participants pose questions, listen to others, raise challenges, and consider alternative answers. Background in philosophy is not required; no preparation is necessary.
Registration is recommended, though walk-ins are welcome. Registration begins on June 22. Click the Register button, or call the reference desk at 609-275-8901 for information or to register.
Girls ages 11-18 and their mothers are invited to enjoy great snacks and fun conversation at our monthly book club meeting.
This month's title is Mr. Penumbra's 24 Hour Book Store by Robin Sloan.
New members welcome. No registration necessary.
Sponsored by the Hightstown Library Association.
Looking for something to do on a summer afternoon? Come and enjoy popular board games like chess, checkers, sudoku, taboo, backgammon, dominoes and more. Ages 14 to adult.
Learn how to insert charts to highlight your document's most important features. Please register.
Learn to make a cool, healthy, summer meal.
Learn about the age-related vision changes that could be affecting your quality of life. This program will be presented by Colleen Coleman, MD, board certified in ophthalmology and a member of the medical staff of Princeton HealthCare System. Dr. Coleman will discuss: refractive cataract surgery, glaucoma prevention and macular degeneration prevention. Please register.
Spiritual freedom brings us emotional independence. It gives us the freedom to think and feel what we want to, at any given time and in any situation. This is true freedom, where we are not slaves to our minds and we are free from worries, anger and negative thinking.
Presented by library staff member, Leena Iyengar, an 9 year practioner of Rajyoga meditation. Rajyoga meditation is taught by Brahmakumaris, a world spiritual organization. Leena delivers youth and adult classes on values and facilitates workshops on different topics such as inner peace, happiness, love and more at different locations for the Brahmakumaris.
Registration required. Click the Register button, or call the library for information or to register. Please call if you need to cancel.
Remember (R), with Christopher Plummer, Dean Norris and Martin Landau. With the aid of a fellow Auschwitz survivor and a hand-written letter, an elderly man with dementia goes in search of the person responsible for the death of his family. Runtime: 94 min. No admissionf fee!
Do you feel overwhelmed by all the stuff in your home? Do you want to get organized, but you do not know where to start? Learn easy tips to get organized and stay organized, including how to motivate yourself to get started, how to look at your stuff differently so you can "rightsize", and how to maximize your space.
Presentation includes group discussion and Q&A. Presented by professional organizer John Odalen.
Please register.
Local music aficionado Kalman Hirsch will take you back in time
with favorite old tunes by the Beatles and Wings.
Do you want to make better use of your digital device? Maybe you'd like to open a Facebook account or download an e-book. How about capturing a screen shot or attaching a photo to a text message? Make a 20-minute appointment with reference librarian Mary Astarita to get one-on-one help with your gadget.
Appointment is required. On or after June 22, call 609-275-8901 or stop by the reference desk to make a 20-minute appointment. Let us know which device you'll bring in and the function(s) you want to learn.
Besides improving physical function and slowing the physical aging process, exercise is also an excellent way to manage stress and feel better throughout each day. This session consists of methods that improve joint mobility, strength, and flexibility, and will incorporate therapeutic strategies to correct muscular imbalances. The combination of isometric and dynamic movements are designed to condition the muscles and tendons, in addition to building a foundation of strength and endurance required for more demanding physical exercise.
Using no weights or equipment, the principles and progressions instructed in this class can be incorporated into an existing exercise routine or stand alone as a workout that can be performed anywhere. Please bring a yoga mat, towel and water bottle.
Please register. Registration begins on June 22. Click the Register button, or call the reference desk at 609-275-8901 for information or to register.
Let us help you turn your resume into one that will get noticed! Content, grammar, and layout will be reviewed by staff wordsmith Lisa Shrager. Appointments are limited to 20 minutes. Registration required. Call 882-3148.
Drumming relieves stress, boost the immune system, lowers blood pressure and calms the mind. Join musician and teacher Reed Thomas to create simple rhythms using hand held drums and percussion instruments (provided). No experience necessary. No registration.
This novel tells of French colonists in Algeria and their difficult adjustment to France after Algerian independence. It is narrated by a girl whose grandfather buys a hotel on the Riviera and forgetting he is no longer in the colonies goes to jail for shooting at rowdy teenagers by a pool.
This Sam Peckinpah-directed feature outing was intended as the cinematic swan song for both Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea; while McCrea would unexpectedly emerge from retirement, this 1961 western serves as an excellent valedictory for both men. The time is the early 1900s, when the Old West was slowly and stubbornly giving way to the new.
The Game (1997): (Michael Douglas). Rated R; 129 minutes
In this thriller, Nicholas Van Orton, a shrewd and successful businessman who is always in control, has been enrolled by his brother in "The Game"--"a profound life experience" with no rules, which begins quietly but soon erupts in a confusing maze of devastating events. Terrorized by forces who seem intent on dismantling all that he has built, Van Orton has to win this deadly game or lose control of everything in his life.
Come and enjoy the benefits of yoga and low-impact exercises with Bob Kirby, Bob's Fun Fitness LLC, an American Council on Exercise (ACE) certified Group Fitness instructor. Bob's program incorporates music while focusing on balance, posture, mobility, strength, and relaxation. Please come in comfortable clothes with a mat or large towel. Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library.
Please register. Registration begins on June 22. Click the Register button, or call the reference desk at 609-275-8901 for information or to register.
The group will be discussing The Queens Man by Sharon Penman. New members welcome. No registration.
Learn how to follow hand embroidery kit template instructions, then explore ideas for creating your own embroidery designs. A variety of methods for transferring your design onto fabric will be discussed. Students must have taken the "Hand Embroidery Basics for Beginners" class or have prior embroidery experience. All materials provided. Sponsored by Friends of the Hickory Corner Library. Please register.
Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) (Animated Feature). Rated PG.; 90 minutes
Po joins forces with a group of new kung-fu masters to take on an old enemy with a deadly new weapon.
Your library offers much more than books and movies! Learn how to request museum passes, download ebooks, audiobooks and music to your mobile device, tablet or computer; how to register for programs online; make suggetions for purchase or interlibrary loan; how to request and renew items and more. Learn ways to get better results when searching our catalog; how to search for foreign movies; travel books and language learning materials. Please register.
Two-Part craft, Tuesday, July 19, 2016 & Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Create your own folded book art, a fun and inventive way of
re-using old books and giving them another purpose.
Participants will need to attend both sessions.
Please register on-line at www.mcl.org. Space is limited.
This course builds on Excel Intermediate and deals with some more useful techniques of working with data in Excel, including making data ranges into tables, useful tools in pivot tables, some key tools on the data tab such as goal seek and subtotal. We will also deal with linking data between workbooks and worksheets. Signup for adults only, space is limited, so please sign up for only Excel Advanced class per month. Registration begins June 22nd.
Work with tabs, groups, and the Office Ribbon. Use tools within groups to cut, copy, and paste; format text; add bullets or numbers; set margins; and insert graphics. Learn to quickly navigate through a document. Registration begins June 22nd.
In this class, we'll explore commands that enable you to create resumes, letters, flyers, and newsletters. For example, we'll incorporate text boxes and word art into the document. We'll also apply styles to tables. Then we'll experiment with viewing the finished product in various layouts. This program is recommended for users who feel comfortable using basic Word functions. Signup for adults only. Registration begins June 22nd.
Learn how to use healthy ingredients to make
natural products to keep you beautiful.
We'll make a moisturizing honey-almond mask
and a "yummy" body scrub.
Learn powerful techniques to manage stress, anxiety and fatigue in this free introductory workshop presented by Girish Jha, MS, BS.
Jha is a specialist in Eastern Wisdom and has been teaching, mentoring, and promoting wellness for people seeking proven results without the reliance (and costs) associated with pharmaceuticals. He has been offering services in the field of mind-body non-pharmaceutical, well-being and illness management programs for 35 years.
Presented by food coach Verna Dentino. Learn what to look for on food labels when shopping; how to determine if the product contains unhealthy ingredients, such as added salt or sugar. She will discuss the 5 key food label categories and how to read them. Please bring a calculator and pen! Registration required. Call 882-3148
Most employees are unaware of the many recently added job protections available under New Jersey and federal law. This free seminar will cover many topics concerning your job and career, and you will have the opportunity to ask a labor lawyer any questions you may have regarding:
Mitchell Schley is a labor lawyer in East Brunswick, New Jersey, who has been practicing for over 25 years. He has prosecuted cases on behalf of employees with the National Labor Relations Board and has represented Fortune 500 corporations and now represents hourly, salaried, professional, and managerial employees regarding employment matters.
A Royal Night Out (PG-13), with Sarah Gadon, Bel Powley and Emily Watson. On V.E. Day in 1945, as peace extends across Europe, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret are allowed out to join the celebrations. It is a night full of excitement, danger and the first flutters of romance. Runtime: 97 min. No admission fee!
Learn how to create a presentation, choose a theme,
add and edit slides, enter text and images, add speaker notes,
and successfully present your slideshow. Seating limited.
From the tea burning at Princeton to the Treaty of Paris, Walter Choroszewski presents a fascinating look at New Jersey's preeminent contributions to the Revolution with stories of the retreat across the Jerseys and the triumphant return across the Delaware, battles at Princeton, Monmouth and Springfield, winters at Middlebrook and Morristown and Rochambeau's march through the Crossroads of the Revolution.
Sponsored by Friends of the Hickory Corner Library. Please register.
Bill Traubel will instruct attendees in a series of gentle stretching exercises using a 6 foot wooden pole. Sticks provided. Please register as attendance is limited to 12.
With Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac. Three decades after the defeat of the Galactic Empire, a new threat arises. The First Order attempts to rule the galaxy and only a ragtag group of heroes can stop them, along with the help of the Resistance. Runtime: 136 min. For ages 18 and up. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ewing Library.
Race (2016): (Stephan James). Rated PG-13; 134 minutes
Jesse Owens's quest to become the greatest track and field athlete in history launches him onto the world stage of the 1936 Olympics, where he faces off against Adolf Hitler's vision of Aryan supremacy.
Dan Pangaldi, a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor and Fresh & Saltwater Fly Fishing Trip Specialist from Cattaraugus Creek Outfitters will present an overview on Fishing in Mercer County covering locations, available species, and techniques - including fly fishing!
Explore a variety of traditional and non-traditional materials, techniques and creative paths that you can take to create your own unique hand embroidery projects. While no previous experience is necessary, an understanding of basic embroidery stitching, materials and techniques is helpful. All materials provided. Sponsored by Friends of the Hickory Corner Library. Please register.
In a novel spanning fifty years, Walter creates a glittering world filled with unforgettable characters: the Italian housekeeper and his long-lost American starlet; the producer who once brought them together, and his assistant.
The Little Red Chairsby Edna O'Brien.
Presented by Mike Jesberger. In commemoration of the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg in November of 1863, historical re-enactor Michael Jesberger will present a fascinating program on the Gettysburg Address and the president's visit to the battlefield. Registration required. Call 882-3148. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ewing Library.
Based on the book of the same name, this movie shows the almost impossible levels of corruption and greed that caused the world-crippling financial crisis of 2007-2010. Rated PG-13.
Presented by Jamie Novak, bestselling author who has been featured on as seen on HGTV and QVC. Join Jamie for a humorous look at the common challenges of clearing clutter. Aside from a laugh or two, you will walk away with tips on how to clean your closets, make piles of paperwork disappear and where to share or sell your items. where to share or sell it. Registration required. Call 882-3148. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ewing Library.
The group will be discussing Fates & Furies by Lauren Groff.
Follow the process of selling from beginning to end with an experienced seller. Learn how to choose the best keywords and whether to sell by auction of buy-it-now; how to receive payment and how to ship. Please register.
Learn how to sell on eBay from an experienced seller! It's a great way to sell electronics, collectibles, jewelry, fashion and more. The class will demonstrate a real sale from how to list an item through shipping and payment options.
The Finest Hours (PG-13), with Chris Pine, Casey Affleck and Ben Foster. Based on a true story, the Coast Guard makes a daring rescue attempt off the coast of Cape Cod after a pair of oil tankers are destroyed during a blizzard in 1952. Runtime: 117 min. No admission fee!
Enjoy the benefits of yoga and low-impact exercises. Bob Kirby, a certified fitness instructor, will incorporate music while focusing on balance, posture, mobility, and strength.
Registration required. Click the Register button, or call the library for information or to register. Please call if you need to cancel.
Where'd You Go, Bernadette
by Maria Semple
Learn to work with tables to create sophisticated documents such as resumes. Learn how to insert text boxes and WordArt and copy pictures form Clip Art and Google Images. Please register.
With Géza Röhrig, Levente Molnár and Urs Rechn. In the horror of 1944 Auschwitz, a prisoner forced to burn the corpses of his own people finds moral survival upon trying to salvage from the flames the body of a boy he takes for his son. Son of Saul is the winner of this year's Academy Award for foreign language film (Hungary). Runtime: 107 min. For ages 18 and up. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ewing Library.
As Good As It Gets (1997): Starring Helen Hunt and Jack Nicholson. Rated PG-13; 139 minutes
Melvin Udall is an obsessive-compulsive novelist with Manhattan's meanest mouth. But when his gay neighbor Simon is hospitalized, Melvin is forced to babysit Simon's dog. And that unexpected act of kindness-- along with waitress Carol Connelly-- helps put Melvin back in the human race.
The Light Between Oceans
by M.L. Stedman
During guided meditation, you will learn two simple yet powerful breathing techniques that will dissolve your stress and leave you with a smile! The workshop will explore the elegant mind–breath–body connection and methods to consciously use your breath to live in the present moment, manage your emotions, and live a happier life. Sponsored by The Art of Living Foundation.
Louisiana born and bred Robert Bee demonstrates how to make barbecued shrimp and red bean and red bean soup in a jiffy and Donna Wolfe reveals quick kitchen tricks. Registration is suggested.
Presented by Kyle Seiverd. Registration required. Call 882-3148.
Join librarian Matthew Latta for a monthly open and informal discussion of events in the news. We will consider social, political and cultural issues from around the nation and around the world. Registration is suggested.
The health benefits of regular exercise for older adults are both physical and mental. Get moving with certified Senior Fitness Specialist Bob Kirby, and add some life to your years. Registration is suggested.
45 Years (R), with Charlotte Rampling, Tom Courtenay and Geraldine James. A married couple preparing to celebrate their wedding anniversary receives shattering news that promises to forever change the course of their lives. Runtime: 95 min. No admission fee!
Amanda Povlich, a Fashion Director with Park Lane Jewelry, will introduce different Fall fashion styles mixed with jewelry ensembles. Registration is suggested.
Slow down and join Reference Librarian Ann Kerr and reduce stress using meditation. Registration is suggested.
Reference Librarian Ann Kerr will share some simple exercises to improve your posture and increase your flexibility. Registration is suggested.
Wii is a fun and easy way to get some light exercise and socialize with friends. Refreshments served. Registration is suggested.
Come and experience the latest trend in relaxation: adult coloring! Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and help to promote overall wellness. Coloring pages designed especially for adults as well as colored pencils, markers, and crayons will be provided. Registration is suggested.
Filmmaker Peter Landesman (Parkland) wrote and directed this sports-themed drama based on Jeanne Marie Laskas' GQ article "Game Brain," about the potentially horrific cost of playing football. Pittsburgh-based neuropathologist Dr. Bennet Omalu (Will Smith) discovers a degenerative brain disease now known as CTE in the autopsies of several deceased pro-football players, but after presenting his research, he finds himself under fire from the NFL. Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Luke Wilson, Alec Baldwin, Bitsie Tulloch, and Albert Brooks co-star. Author: Tom Ciampoli. Registration is suggested.
Presented by Diane Villari. Registration required. Call 882-3148.
The internationally renowned voice & guitar duo of soprano Dominika Zamara and classical guitarist Stanley Alexandrowicz will present a recital of arias, songs, and solos. Featured will be Romantic-era songs (from their latest CD) by Croatia's preeminent 19th Century composer-guitarist Ivan Padovec (1800 -1873), Baroque and Contemporary guitar solos, and famous operatic arias by Vincenzo Bellini (Casta Diva - from the opera "Norma"), and Georges Bizet (Habanera - from the opera "Carmen"), which will top off the evening's performance. Registration is suggested.
Based on true events, this drama focuses on legendary black athlete Jesse Owens and his inspiring journey to overcome racism at home and abroad, culminating in his triumphant track-and-field performance at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Starring Stephan James, Jason Sudeikis, and Jeremy Irons. Rated PG-13.
Register online or by calling the Robbinsville Branch at 259-2150. Please register each person separately.
Eye in the Sky (R), with Helen Mirren, Aaron Paul and Alan Rickman. Col. Katherine Powell, a military officer in command of an operation to capture terrorists in Kenya, sees her mission escalate when a girl enters the kill zone triggering an international dispute over the implications of modern warfare. Runtime: 102 min. No admission fee!
Discover the importance of clean eating, and learn some easy, realistic ways to include clean, whole foods in your diet. Presented by Certified Holistic Health Coach Michelle Obermeier of Real Moms, Real Health.
By appointment only. Our resident techie will answer your questions. Bring in your smartphones, tablets, laptops, or just your questions! Registration required. Call 882-3148.
To learn what the USA can learn from other nations, Michael Moore playfully "invades" them to see what they have to offer. The creator of Fahrenheit 9/11 and Bowling for Columbine is back with this hilarious and eye-opening call to arms. Runtime: 120 min. For ages 18 and up. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ewing Library.
Try out your acting chops (or indulge your secret passion) playing one of the great characters from dramatic literature or contemporary comedy—without the threat of performing in front of a live audience! We will "cast" and read a play aloud, around a table, as actors and production teams typically do at the first rehearsal of a play. Registration suggested.
Presented by Lee Pellegrino. Join fellow knitters and crocheters and tale a new project or work on one you've already started.
Registration required. Call 882-3148.
A woman scientist, Graysha Brady-Phillips, migrates to a cold space colony called Goddard, where colonists have managed to extend the average lifespan to 150. Like Earth itself, Graysha is dying, but the cure offered by Goddard scientists may be worse than the disease, at least in ethical terms. Next sci-fi book club title is: Solar Express by L.D. Modesitt. Refreshments served. Registration suggested.
Charlie is an average French suburban teenager, but when she becomes fast friends with Sarah, the rebellious new girl at school, she discovers there is nothing average about how she feels. French with English subtitles. 91 min. Not rated. Registration is suggested.
Hello, My Name is Doris (R), with Sally Field, Max Greenfield and Tyne Daly. A self-help seminar inspires a sixty-something woman to romantically pursue her younger co-worker. Runtime: 95 min. No admission fee!
Explore your creativity through writing. Reference Librarian Donna Wolfe will lead you to write about your experiences. Join us to share and learn from other writers.
Let us help you turn your resume into one that will get noticed! Content, grammar, and layout will be reviewed by staff wordsmith Lisa Shrager. Appointments are limited to 20 minutes. Registration required. Call 882-3148.
Presented by Al Corbett. Registration required. Call 882-3148. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ewing Library.
What makes a college essay GREAT? Discover what admissions officers are really looking for, and learn how to find and share your best stories. For students and parents. Presented by Vince Valenzuela of Collegewise.
This docudrama depicts the incredible true story of a daring Coast Guard rescue operation off of Cape Cod during a ferocious storm in the winter of 1952. Starring Chris Pine, Ben Foster, and Eric Bana. Rated PG-13
Register online or by calling the Robbinsville Branch at 259-2150. Please register each person separately.
Hail, Caesar! (PG-13), with Josh Brolin, George Clooney and Ralph Fiennes. A Hollywood fixer in the 1950s works to keep the studio's stars in line. Four-time Oscar winning filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country for Old Men, True Grit, Fargo) write and direct. Runtime: 106 min. No admission fee!
Knowing what opportunities exist, how to create effective proposals and who might lend support to your effort is critical to securing what you need. This session, presented by Loretta Bolger Wish, a Grant Writer/Consultant and former New Jersey DHS/DCF Grant Manager, offers strategies for finding and pursuing public and private funding initiatives, determining which ones will serve you best, decoding RFP language and being a standout applicant. Registration is suggested.
My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout.
Discover the role Medicare and Social Security benefits will play in your retirement. To make the presentation more personal and meaningful, it is recommended that you register for mySocialSecurity before attending; please see How to Create an Online Account at www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10540.pdf.
Nutrition and exercise are good for our health, but the details can be confusing! Find out what "portion size" really means, how to read a nutrition label, how much exercise is the "right" amount, and more. Presented by Siddarth Jain, Pharm-D Candidate at Walgreens.
Hoping to sell your home? Experts will offer advice, including information on current real estate markets and tips on getting your house ready to sell. Presented by Christine Madera, Licensed New Jersey Realtor from Coldwell Banker of Princeton. Part 2 of Sell Your Home takes place Thursday, September 29. If you choose to attend both, please register separately for each program.
Members of the Mercer County Library System's IT department will answer your questions about PCs and tablets, or library services such as eBooks, audio books, or the catalog. Bring in your electronic devices for troubleshooting, and get consumer tips if you're considering purchasing a new computer or device. If you have the manual for your device, please bring that too!
Registration is not required, but for best service, we suggest you email your questions to email@example.com at least a few days before the event.
Discover what you need to know to be a successful writer as you learn the ins and outs of making a living as an author, blogger, copywriter, scriptwriter, or more. Presented by Amanda Caswell, copywriter at Comedy Central and former scriptwriter for Nickelodeon.
Enjoy the benefits of yoga and low-impact exercise. Focus on balance, posture, mobility and strength to the accompaniment of music. Please bring a water bottle and a mat or large towel, and wear comfortable clothing! Presented by Bob Kirby, Certified Fitness Instructor.
Hoping to sell your home? Come to an informational presentation about home inspections, oil tank removal, smart repairs, current home markets, and pricing your home. Presented by Christine Madera, Licensed New Jersey Realtor from Coldwell Banker of Princeton.


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APW Happy Hour
(Don't) put a little sugar in my bowl?by Meg Keene
Hey APW, So over the last few weeks I totally cut out refined sugar (and a fair amount of simple carbs) from my diet. Has anyone done this? It's… crazy. It all started a little on accident, when my acupuncturist diplomatically suggested that it might help me drop the baby weight if I ate, "less muffins, and stuff like that." WAHHHHHH, right? If my husband wants to make me fresh muffins every morning… OKAY, FINE. I'LL TRY IT. So I came home, and was like "NBD, gonna not have refined sugar or bread tonight."... read more


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Israel expands settlement bloc near Bethlehem
Jerusalem: Israel has approved construction
of 40 homes in a new settler enclave near the West Bank town
of Bethlehem, effectively expanding a large settlement bloc
there, the defence ministry said on Monday.
"The defence minister approved the construction of 40
housing units in Givat HaDagan in Efrat several months ago,"
the ministry said in a statement, adding that a tender for the
project had been issued by the Israeli Land Authority.
Efrat lies in the sprawling Etzion bloc of settlements
which lies southwest of Bethlehem, with the new district set
to expand the bloc northwards.
The military is also mulling approval for another new
settler enclave just to the west of Givat HaDagan -- a farm
called Givat Eitam which would be built on land just to the
east of the planned route of the vast separation barrier
cutting across the West Bank.
"The IDF is currently reviewing the Efrat regional
council`s request regarding the establishment of a farm in the
area known as Eitam hill. The request refers to a 31 hectares
territory owned by the Himnuta company," a statement from the
military said.
Haaretz, which broke the story today morning, said
construction of the farm was a bid to preserve the land for
the future expansion of Efrat, suggesting there were plans to
build some 2,500 homes in that area.
With completion of the project, which is likely to take
two or three years, "Jewish settlement in the northern Etzion
bloc will reach the edges of Bethlehem`s southernmost
suburbs," the paper said.
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Helmut Sonnenfeldt, top adviser to Kissinger, dies at 86
Helmut Sonnenfeldt, the top adviser to former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, has died. More ▸
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Water level for Super Mario 64Home / Nintendo 64 /
This page contains Super Mario 64 Hints for Nintendo 64 called "Water level" and has been posted or updated on Feb 15, 2007 by Kenechukwu.
- Developer: Nintendo
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Action Platformer
- Release: Sep 26, 1996
- ESRB: Not Set
Water level
If you jump in the water level, the level of the water will vary. For example, if you jump in the picture at the bottom, the water will be at the bottom. If you do a triple jump, you can get in the top of the picture and the water level will be at the top.
Please Submit a Problem for any incomplete, non-working or fake cheat listed above.
If you know other secrets, hints, glitches or level guides, then please Submit your Cheats and share your insights with other gamers.
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Opening Ceremony's New Pop-Up Shop Goes For Olympic Gold
Cue the fanfare and light that flame! Opening Ceremony's pop-up shop opens this week. In honor of the London 2012 Olympics (countdown is 24 days!) and perhaps in celebration of the shop's new, permanent London store on King Street, the former ACNE space in Manhattan will host the latest collab with Adidas x Opening Ceremony and will feature a well-curated collection of vintage sportswear. While the soft opening officially went down on Monday, the space is still a work in progress, so expect tables of OC Olympic-themed trinkets and accessories galore very soon. For now, the smell of fresh paint will have you rifling through the vintage crop tops and Michael Jordan tanks alongside iconic OC bandana prints, florals, and sporty shapes. Ready, set, shop!
Opening Ceremony Pop-Up Shop, 10 Greene Street (between Grand and Canal streets); 212-625-2828.
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