Some Like it Hot

Patrick Gunnels shared his love of Indian cuisine, and shared his own personal recipe for korma curry. Spicy, creamy, and silky, it's delicious. For more information about Indian cuisine, check out the following books in the library:

Build Your Family Tree for Free

Mick Stafford and Charline McFarlane covered the do's and dont's of genealogy research. Also covered, GENi.com, a free website with over 60 million searchable genealogical records, and the Clayton Library for Genealogical Research.

Documents from the workshop are available at www.slideshare.net/CyFairLIFE.

It's Alive!

Helen Terry of Studio NiaMoves led a lively and energetic workshop using Nia, a joyful workout which integrates your mind, body, and spirit to recharge and rejuvenate. The Nia technique incorporates martial arts, dance and healing movements to provide an energetic, mind/body experience. You can learn more at NiaMoves.com.