"Thriller" by Michael Jackson This video is a close-up of our computer screen showing some of the lights-to-music synchronization that we are planning for a Halloween Musical Light Show that should be finalized into reality by October 10th. This particular Light-O-Rama animation-simulation screen virtually depicts some of the LED props that we are planning, designing, and constructing. Our main action star-face ("MJ" -- Michael Jackson) will be made from ½ inch diameter cool/pure white LED rope light that will be zip-tied to a 4' x 6', wood-framed sheet of one-inch mesh hardware cloth. "MJ" will definitely be the largest and most impressive of the "Roof-Top Singers." Our Halloween Light Show will use 8 LOR controllers, 128 channels or circuits, and over 15,000 orange, purple, green, and white LEDs -- and at least a mile of extension cords! In addition to reprogramming the computer-synchronized/animated light show, we will be expanding and "horrifying" the "monstrous" graveyard foreground. You can easily revisit our YouTube Channel again by googling: kimball ne meyers halloween or kimbnebritelites

A Few of the New Adult Books at the library

 New adult fiction:  “No Rest For the Dead” by Jeff Abbott;  “The King’s Speech” by Mark Logue and Peter Conradi;  “Junkyard Dogs” by Craig Johnson;  “The Winds of Change” by Martha Grimes;  “Cut, Crop, and Die: a Kiki Lowenstein Scrap-n-craft Mystery” bya Joanna Campbell-Slan; and a western “Deadwood Gulch” by William W. Johnstone.

                New large print fiction:  “His Other Wife”  by Deborah Bedford;  “Sing You Home” by Jodi Picoult;  “Who Is My Shelter?” by Neta Jackson;  “Miles to Go” (sequel to “the Walk” by Richard Paul Evans; “The Goodbye Quilt” by Susan Wiggs; “Against the Wind” by Bodie & Brock Thoene;  “Tea for Two” by Trish Perry;  “Night Road” by Kristin Hannah and a few more.

New Youth Books at the library

 

NEW YOUTH FICTION
AUGUST 2011
The Absolutely True	Sherman Alexis	General
Diary of a Part-time Indian
Now Is the Time for Running	Michael Williams	Sports
Level Up	Gene Luen yang	Graphic Novel
Zero Gravity	Dave Roman	Graphic Novel
Feynman	Jim Ottaviani	Sci Fi
Akata Witch	Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu	Supernatural
Relic Master Series	Catherine Fisher	Fantasy
The Dark City   #1
The Lost Heiress   #2
The Hidden Coronet  #3
Forgiven	Janet Fox	General
Always A Witch	Carolyn MacCullough	Time-travel
The Darlings Are Forever	Melissa Kanto	Friendships
A Templar’s Gifts	Kat Black	Adventure
Stupid Fast	Geoff Herbach	Sports
Theodore Boone: the abduction	John Grisham	Mystery
Fly Trap	Frances Hardinge	Fantasy
Chasing AllieCat	Rebecca Fjelland Davis	Relationships
Unfriended	Katie Finn	Friendships
Life On Mars	Short Stories	Sci Fi
Chime	Franny Billingsley	Supernatural

Third DVD Rotation at the library

 The Kimball Public Library has received the third rotation of 25 DVD movies available through the Panhandle Library System.  Some of the titles are Apollo 13;  Cranford;  Gran Trino;  Grilled;  Sixth Sense;  Taffin;  World’s Fastest Indian;  Ghost and Mrs. Muir;  I Love Lucy, Season One;  Unforgiven;  Alvin and the Chipmunks;  Cheaper by the Dozen;  The Spiderwich Chronicles and for the children – Baby Beethovan, Gurious George Goes Green, and Veggietales.  The rules are one movie from this collection per family for 3 days.