The Loveland Public Library is offering free computer classes in its new iLearn Technology lab, including ones that can help you get the most from the club's coming new web site, e-mail and other online tools.
I recommend two of the libary's new classes in particular: EMail101 (with Gmail) and Internet101, a two-hour class where you will learn about web browsers, search
engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.), the components of a typical
webpage, and how to use common websites such as Craigslist, Amazon, and
Wikipedia.
To learn more, here's a link to the library's computer class registration.
We'll be rolling out our new website soon, replacing the existing club website and blog and offering a new private forum for swapping fishing information. Be ready!
The club is open to all, but club events take place during the week and we meet at Chilson Senior Center in Loveland, CO. Our basic purpose is to fish, but we're easily distracted by the chance to work with youngsters or improve northern Colorado outdoor resources.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Don't miss this one! Swift Ponds Friday, March 29
Colorado Youth Outdoors (CYO), our long-time friends and allies on projects like the Loveland Kids Fishing Derby and Girl Scouts fishing, has invited club members to a day of fishing on CYO's 12 ponds northeast of Loveland.
Club members' spouses and immediate family members are welcome from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, March 29, according to Loveland Fishing Club President Dave Boyle. All ponds on the 240-acre site will be open to us, but remember: no live bait, everything catch and release. This should be special: fishing at Swift Ponds is usually restricted to youth-oriented nonprofit organizations.
Bring lunch, drinks and a chair. For more information on CYO, visit their website.
Also, club members for several years now have volunteered to help CYO with its annual skeet sheet fundraiser at Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch. This year we'll be helping run the event on Friday, May 4.
If you'd like to help, see Dave or George Kral at Friday's breakfast.
Club members' spouses and immediate family members are welcome from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, March 29, according to Loveland Fishing Club President Dave Boyle. All ponds on the 240-acre site will be open to us, but remember: no live bait, everything catch and release. This should be special: fishing at Swift Ponds is usually restricted to youth-oriented nonprofit organizations.
Bring lunch, drinks and a chair. For more information on CYO, visit their website.
Also, club members for several years now have volunteered to help CYO with its annual skeet sheet fundraiser at Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch. This year we'll be helping run the event on Friday, May 4.
If you'd like to help, see Dave or George Kral at Friday's breakfast.
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