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While Eclipse is hitting the theatres, several more books are on their way to the big screen.

If you use the public PCs in the Library, you have probably noticed that there is no Word Processing program on those computers.  If you want to be able to print and edit the documents you carry around with you on your flashdrive, this is a simple tutorial on how to access them.

Looking for a little inspiration? These uplifting films will make nothing seem out of reach.

There is no denying that Oprah can pick a book. Oprah recommends 26 books for your reading enjoyment in her July edition of O.

There's nothing like a good vacation, and summertime always makes me eager to travel. This summer, however, a complicated schedule and lack of funds are keeping me from exploring the world. Fortunately, I can be consoled with books whose settings and plots take me all kinds of places, even from my Denver living room.

In conjunction with the Biennial of the Americas, the Denver Public Library is displaying an exhibit of inspirational photography from Hazlo Ahora (Do it Now), in Mexico called De la Discapacidad (the ABC of Disability). The exhibit will be on display in Schlessman Hall at Central Library through July.

I’m really looking forward to the upcoming Biennial of the Americas, a citywide event during the month of July. There will be art exhibits, entertainment and forums focusing on the Americas with visitors from many—maybe from all—of the countries of the Western Hemisphere in attendance. Here are some of the newer books related to the countries and cultures of the Western Hemisphere that captured my attention:

Enjoy sublime music in the great outdoors for FREE this summer during City Park Jazz.

Feeling the effects of the full moon? Soothe your inner beast by reveling in these werewolf films!

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