Hi Lyn,

I'm involved with the Kiwanis Science Committee and we've been working with the Cactus Shadows High School Teachers & some students on creating an after school environment where students could come and DO science . We have a designated Lab Room that we'll be allowed to use.

There was some discussions on what we should try first in providing an interesting start-up direction.

They seemed to all agree on using the Arduino.

So what's that ?? It's an open source computing multi-platform the size of an index card that can run on Windows , Mac & Linux.

Look up www.arduino.cc

I know enough about the Arduino to be dangerous , having used it , but don't know enough about it to teach/guide the students properly.

Looking for people young or old who would help guide the students, spending maybe 2 hours per week at the Lab.

Anyone interested please e-mail me . jjdv@jjdv.com

Thanks

Joe J DeVito

 

 

This is great for Carefree.

Jerry Freeman

(Lyn's note: Jerry refers to the new heart monitors.)

 

 

 

 

A DUET.

Desert Foothills Library and Arizona Musicfest

present a Musical Evening.

Maestro Robert Moody is joined by Kristen Drathman, vocals, Larry Loeber, piano and Jennifer Chiang, flute.

Saturday January 19th at 5 p.m. at the Desert Foothills Library, 38443 N Schoolhouse Road, Cave Creek, 85331

Tickets: $30 including an after show reception with wine and hors d'oeuvres by Cibo e Vino and Heaven's Kaffee.

For reservations please call the AZ Musicfest box office 480-488-0806 or the Library on 480-488-2286.

CELEBRATE WITH US MUSIC AT THE LIBRARY AND PREVIEW THE FORTHCOMING AZ MUSICFEST SEASON.

MAESTRO ROBERT MOODY TAKES US ON A MUSICAL JOURNEY.

SATURDAY JANUARY 19TH AT 6 P.M.

DESERT FOOTHILLS LIBRARY, CAVE CREEK