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    Friday, May 3, 2013 - 6:00am
    KCaldwell
    apps, technology classes
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    Have you ever been sitting at a Chinese restaurant and wondered what the Chinese characters on the placemat say? Or, say you are on a luxurious trip to Paris and your waiter only speaks to you in French. Maybe you receive a letter in the mail from your long lost foreign exchange student, written in German. What would you do? Google Translate, can solve all your translation problems. And no worries, this FREE app is compatible for both Android and Apple devices.

  • What’s for dinner?

    Friday, March 29, 2013 - 7:00am
    KCaldwell
    What’s for dinner?

    I first discovered Ree Drummond while watching the Food Network one Saturday morning when her television series, Pioneer Woman, came on the air. From then on my husband and I were hooked. Once I realized that she had published two cookbooks, the second of which was a #1 New York Times best seller, I immediately borrowed them from the library and bought both of them soon after to add to my own cookbook collection.

  • The new and improved eLibraryNJ

    Thursday, January 31, 2013 - 7:00am
    KCaldwell
    The new and improved eLibraryNJ

    If you haven’t recently had a chance to visit our downloadable eBook and audiobook website, eLibrarynj.com, you might not be aware of the many improvements implemented last week. ELibraryNJ has been completely redesigned to be more user-friendly in order to make the downloading process more accessible to all patrons, not just the tech savvy ones. Narrowing down your search results is now a much easier feat enabling you to find the perfect book.

  • Eating out on a budget

    Tuesday, December 11, 2012 - 6:19pm
    KCaldwell
    food
    Eating out on a budget

    Like many families, my husband and I enjoy eating out at restaurants, which seems like a luxury when it is easy to spend at least $50 on a meal. I’d like to share several ways we stretch our weekly dining budget. With a little planning and effort, using these fabulous resources, you can stretch your money twice as far.

  • Free music from Freegal

    Friday, October 12, 2012 - 9:00am
    KCaldwell
    databases, music
    Free music from Freegal

    Did you know that Princeton Public Library has a database with thousands of songs that can be downloaded for free? Well, the rumors are true.The database is called Freegal Music and it allows any PPL card holder to download up to three songs a week for free.

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