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October 2009 Newsletter Volume 4/Issue 10
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The Lost Symbol Has Arrived!
The Follow-up to The Da-Vinci Code
The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
Unlock
the mystery starting today! Packed with mysticism, hidden codes, and
the secret society of Freemasons in Washington, D.C., The Lost Symbol
spans a frenzied 12-hour period in which Robert Langdon careens through a masterfully conceived edge-of-your-seat adventure. Place your copy on hold now!
Also available from Dan Brown...
  The Da Vinci Code
Angels & Demons
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Abe Lincoln in Person
Saturday, 10/10 at 11:00 AM
 This educational and entertaining
program will give children and their families insight into the
personality of our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. Actor and educator
Bob Conrad, dressed in make-up and costume to resemble Mr. Lincoln,
will share the story of "his" life, from log cabin to the White House!
In character, he will speak of his childhood, his family and children,
the Civil War, and the importance of reading for self-education. Join
us for this monumental program!
This program is for children in grades 1 & up and their families.
For more information, contact Leah at lkloc@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 5. |
Teen Anime Club
Saturday, 10/10 at 2:00 PM
Do you like Anime, Manga, Cosplay or
writing your own Fan Fiction? Join us every second Saturday of the
month. Cosplay encouraged! For teens in grades 6-12
For more information, contact Leah at lkloc@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 5.
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Adult Video Game Day
Wednesday, 10/14
from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM
 Come check out some of the latest games
for Nintendo Wii without having to purchase one of your own! Play games
like Super Smash Brothers and Wii Sports for FREE!
No registration is needed!
For more information, contact Samantha at dtvetrano@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 11.
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Overcoming Your Fears:
Public Speaking 101
Thursday, 10/15 at 6:30 PM
 Some people are afraid of ghosts, some
people are afraid of the dark, yet a majority of people are afraid of
public speaking! Join us when Nick Gidwani teaches you the secret to
success! Learn tips on how to not only appear more confident when
speaking in public, but to actually be more confident!
For more information, contact Sharon at sdalton@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 4.
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Books & Bites
Monday, 10/19 at 6:30 PM
 Join us to discuss a book and have some snacks. This month we will read Little Earthquakes by Jennifer Weiner. Books will be provided to each member before each meeting. This club has openings for new members.
For more information, email Sharon at sdalton@lmxac.org or ask a librarian for details.
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Paranormal Investigating: Capturing Ghost
Pictures & Voices
Thursday, 10/22 at 6:30 PM
 Learn the basics of "ghost hunting 101". The presenter will cover ghost hunting equipment and show classic ghost pics.
For more information, contact Sharon at sdalton@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 4.
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Mysteries of the Paranormal Thursday, 10/27 at 6:30 PM
 Learn the truth about "paranormal
mysteries" like: ghosts, Bigfoot, Ouija Boards, Crop Circles, and
Spontaneous Human Combustion from Ghost Hunter L'Aura Hladik.
For more information, contact Sharon at sdalton@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 4.
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Hoot Owl Blues
Thursday, 10/29 at 6:00 PM
 Children of all ages are invited to join us
for a fun-filled Halloween program. Singer and storyteller Jeslyn
Wheeless will entertain with lively songs and spooky (but not scary!)
stories. Register online or in person beginning October 5. Don't
forget to wear your Halloween costume!
For more information, contact Leah at lkloc@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 5.
Registration required, begins October 5th.
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ESL Conversation Group
Every Thursday throughout October
from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM
The Literacy Programs of NJ is hosting
an ESL Conversation group here at the library. The goals of the Adult ESL
Program focus primarily on the adult family members.
The goals of this
program are:
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to provide English language instruction
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to help adults gain motivational skills through knowledge and to pursue further education and training
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to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants
For more information, contact Sharon at sdalton@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 4. Students must be 18 or older. No registration required.
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Computer Classes
Mondays, 10/19 & 10/26
at 2:00 PM
Mouse Basics 10/19-Learn how to use the mouse in Windows XP.
Internet Basics 10/26- Learn how to surf websites and search for information on the Internet. Typing
competence is a prerequisite. If someone cannot type but wants to
observe, they are welcome, but they will not be able to participate
hands on.
Registration is now required for computer classes. Register by clicking the above links, by signing up in the Lobby, or by calling the Reference Desk at (732) 727-0212 ex. 4. For more information contact Bob by emailing bobm@rjmgroup.net.
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Additional Microsoft Word Basics Class Added!
Monday, 10/26 at 4:00 PM
Microsoft Word Basics 10/26-
Learn how to create a word-processing document. Typing
competence is a prerequisite. If someone cannot type but wants to
observe, they are welcome, but they will not be able to participate
hands on.
Registration is now required for computer classes. Register by clicking the above links, by signing up in the Lobby, or by calling the Reference Desk at (732) 727-0212 ex. 4. For more information contact Bob by emailing bobm@rjmgroup.net.
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Knitting Club
Every Wednesday throughout the year at 12:00 PM
Join the Knitting Club to learn new knitting techniques and to meet new friends!
No registration required. For more information, contact Sharon at sdalton@lmxac.org, or by calling (732) 727-0212 ex. 4.
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COMING SOON!
From the author of the Sookie Stackhouse series...
A Touch of Dead
by Charlaine Harris
Release Date: 10/06/09
New York Times bestselling author Charlaine Harris has re-imagined the supernatural world with her "spunky" (Tampa Tribune)
Southern Vampire novels starring telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse.
Now, for the first time, here is every Sookie Stackhouse short story
ever written-together in one volume. Stories include "Fairy Dust," "One Word Answer," "Dracula Night," "Lucky," and "Giftwrap." Place your copy on hold now!
Also Coming to the Library
The New Moon Soundtrack
Artists include: Death Cab for Cutie,
Editors,
The Killers,
Muse,
Ok Go,
Sea Wolf
Release Date: 10/13/09
One of the most anticipated big-screen
sequels ever is  accompanied by
an equally exciting, more indie-rock centric soundtrack. It features
the single Meet Me on the Equinox by Death Cab for Cutie.
Place your copy on hold now!
The Proposal
Starring Sandra Bullock & Ryan Reynolds
Release Date: 10/13/09
 High-powered book editor Maggie is everyone's worst nightmare:
ruthless, driven, and tactless. When she finds herself faced with
deportation back to Canada, she coerces her much younger assistant into
marrying her. However, when the government becomes suspicious, they
embark upon a charade in order to make the marriage seem real.
Place your copy on hold now!
Going Rogue
by Sarah Palin
Release Date: 11/17/09
 From her humble beginnings to her time in the spotlight as the first
female Republican Vice Presidential candidate, Sarah Palin has led an
extraordinary life. Going Rogue will recount her political
experiences, her time as Mayor of Wasilla and as the first female
governor of Alaska, as well as her rapid rise on the national stage
during the 2008 campaign. Additionally, she'll share insights into the
personal challenges she's faced including balancing her time as a
working mother, recognizing the war's impact with her son serving
combat in Iraq, having a child with a disability and supporting her
teenage daughter through an unplanned pregnancy.
Palin has
received much attention through the media, but never before has her
complete story been told in her own words. The memoir will be both a
personal and political chronicle of her life.
Place your copy on hold now!
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NEW FEATURE AVAILABLE!
Read & Write Reviews in the Library Catalog!
 LMxAC libraries are the first in New Jersey to bring this
service to their customers! ChiliFresh Reviews adds social interaction to
the online catalog by allowing library patrons to read and write reviews. When
you search for a title, author or subject in the iBistro catalog, you will now
have the opportunity to write your own review or to read reviews already posted
from local library users as well as those from libraries throughout the United States, Canada,
United Kingdom, Australia, New
Zealand and Hong Kong . As with other types of review sources, reviews are ranked
by the number of stars. Reviews can be sorted by most useful (based on
reader's reactions to the reviews), newest, oldest, highest-ranking and
lowest-ranking review. Those browsing the online catalog can even read
reviews of other titles by the same reviewer.  To begin, simply search for a title in the catalog and click on Write a Review listed to the left of the result list. To read reviews, click on the reviews link underneath the rating to the left of the result list.
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