TBBC Newsletter

TBBC Newsletter Message

Wed, 17 Jan 2018 17:23:00 GMT

January 2018 Dear TBBC Members: Happy New Year to you! We are pleased to announce that the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) is continuing the Library Equal Access Program (LEAP) for 2018 for New Jersey residents 55 and older who have a change in vision. FREE iPad and computer training classes will be provided by Advancing Opportunities and will be held this Spring, March through June. Note that the following libraries will ALSO offer summer classes (July through October): Atlantic County – Mays Landing, South Orange and Toms River. To register & find the schedule of Spring & Summer classes, please call Advancing Opportunities, Assistive Technology Services, 888-322-1918, extension 501. At the phone number, you will receive voicemail. In your phone message, please leave your name, preferred phone number and the best time to reach you. If you have a cellphone, leave that number as well. Please be aware that there is much interest in these classes, so the volume of calls and emails will be high. It may take several days for your message to be returned. Here is a list of the classes offered: • Introduction to Computers & Accessibility (one class per week for 4 weeks; each class is 1.5 hours): Are you new to using computers? Have you used them in the past but not for several years? Have you heard that there is software to help you see & hear the computer, but have not used it? In this beginner class, you will learn basic computer terminology, learn basic mouse and keyboarding skills as well as how to navigate your computer. You will receive an introduction to the software available on these computers to help you see & hear the computer. • iPad Class – Basics (one class per week for 6 weeks; each class is 1.5 hours): Have you heard about the iPad but are not sure what it is? Do you have an iPad but are not sure how to use it? In this beginner class you will receive an introduction to the iPad. In addition, you will be introduced to accessibility features on the iPad, such as Zoom and Voice Over (Apple’s built-in screen reader), to access the iPad. iPads will be available for use in class. However, if you have your own iPad or iPhone, feel free to bring it with you. The accessibility features on the iPad and the iPhone are the same. • iPad Class – Intermediate (one class per week for 4 weeks; each class is 1.5 hours): iPad experience is a prerequisite for this course. In this intermediate class, you will build on your basic iPad skills to learn more about the accessibility features and assistive apps available to you. iPads will be available for use in class. However, if you have your own iPad or iPhone, feel free to bring it with you. The accessibility features on the iPad and the iPhone are the same. Classes will be held at these nine public libraries in New Jersey. All of these libraries are NJ Transit Access Link stops: Atlantic County: • Atlantic City Library, 1 N Tennessee Ave, Atlantic City (between Atlantic Ave & Arctic Ave) • Atlantic City Library – Richmond Ave branch, 4115 Ventnor Avenue, Atlantic City (between N Richmond Ave & N Windsor Ave). iPad Classes only will be offered at the Richmond Ave branch and will be held in the Spring, March through June. • Atlantic County Library– Mays Landing branch, 40 Farragut Ave., Mays Landing (between Main St & River Rd) Bergen County: • Johnson Public Library, 274 Main St, Hackensack (between East Camden St & East Salem St) Camden County: • Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Hwy N, Cherry Hill (between Paradee Lane & West Tampa Ave) Essex County: • Newark Public Library, 5 Washington St, Newark (between Broad St and James St) • South Orange Public Library, 65 Scotland Rd, South Orange (between Comstock Place & Taylor Place) Middlesex County: • East Brunswick Public Library, 2 Jean Walling Civic Center, East Brunswick (cross street is Ryders Lane) Morris County • Morristown & Morris Township Library, 1 Miller Rd, Morristown (between South Street & Maple Ave) Ocean County: • Ocean County Library – Toms River, 101 Washington St, Toms River (between Allen St & Robbins St) We are pleased to make you aware of this training opportunity from CBVI. If you have questions about the LEAP Program, please feel free to call Mary Kearns-Kaplan at TBBC at 800-792-8322, extension 834. Enjoy this wonderful opportunity sponsored by CBVI. Best regards, Adam Szczepaniak, Director

TBBC Newsletter Message

Wed, 26 Apr 2017 13:47:00 GMT

April 2017 Dear TBBC reader, The NJ State Library Talking Book & Braille Center (TBBC) offers an exciting new way for you to get TBBC audiobooks closer to your home. The Pennsville Public Library now has full access to the Braille and Audio Reading Download (BARD) service and can download books and magazines for you to use with the digital audiobook player you received from TBBC. To receive assistance downloading from BARD, make an appointment by calling Jeremy Magoon at 856-678-5473. Visit the library at: PENNSVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 190 S BROADWAY PENNSVILLE, NJ 08070 If you want to get BARD books from the Pennsville Public Library you, a family member, or friend will need to go there with proof of your TBBC membership. You can either contact us at TBBC to request a library-issued patron card or bring a mailing card from a digital book sent to you from TBBC. When you go to the Pennsville Public Library, show them your library card or mailing card then request the books you would like from BARD. You will also need to bring along a new, unused flash drive. This new service does not replace any services provided by TBBC. You may continue to receive your books from us through the US mail. Getting BARD downloaded books from the Pennsville Public Library is just another way for you to get the audiobooks you want when you want them. If you have any questions, please call our library at (800) 792-8322. Sincerely, Adam Szczepaniak, Director NJSL Talking Book & Braille Center

TBBC Spring 2017 Newsletter - Insights

Mon, 17 Apr 2017 16:59:00 GMT

WELCOME TO THE SPRING 2017 NEWSLETTER OF THE NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY TALKING BOOK AND BRAILLE CENTER Every year I tell you how I love saying goodbye to winter and hello to spring. Although the past winter was mild, this year is no different. It’s spring and time to garden again, one thing I love to do! When I think of spring, I think of change and growth. For the New Jersey State Library Talking Book & Braille Center (TBBC), spring is a time of change and growth as you will read about in this newsletter. One change I want to mention is with our program to download books through BARD. The new BARD Express program makes downloading easier and can identify and download every book in a series. Another recent change is that we are no longer recording New Jersey newspapers. Over the years, the way people get their news has changed. Many of the same newspapers are available on Newsline and we are working on other ways to present some of the programs. Finally, if you know of anyone who likes to golf please encourage them to attend our golf tournament on June 12, and also be sure to mark the date, Saturday, October 14, for our Fall Festival at the Grounds for Sculpture. Thank you and have an enjoyable and safe spring. Mary Mary L. Chute, New Jersey State Librarian DOWNLOAD YOUR AUDIOBOOKS AND AUDIO MAGAZINES TBBC offers access to the Braille and Audio Reading Download site (BARD). From BARD, you can download audiobooks and audio magazines to play on your digital talking book machine or on your smartphone or tablet. In BARD, you will find over 63,000 audiobooks and over 60 audio magazines. Don’t have a BARD account? Apply online: * To register for BARD, go to https://nlsbard.loc.gov * Select “BARD Application Instructions” * Select “Link to BARD Application for Individuals” * Complete the application. Select NJ as your library * Submit your application * We will review your application on our end and you will receive an email from us when it is approved. BARD EXPRESS IS HERE! Have you tried downloading from BARD to a flash drive, but found it difficult? We are pleased to announce that a new and much easier option is available: BARD Express. BARD Express is for TBBC members who have a Windows computer and who use the digital talking book machine. BARD Express simplifies the downloading. You will love it! Here is how to find it: <ul> <li>Log into BARD (if you have forgotten your password, call us and we will reset it)</li> <li>At the BARD Home page, scroll to the bottom of the page and find the heading “Additional Links”</li> <li>Look for BARD Express and download it to your computer</li> </ul> If you have a smartphone or tablet, you do not need BARD Express. You can use the BARD Mobile app! Do you have questions? Call us and hold the line to speak with a Reader’s Advisor: 800-792-8322. We will help get you started. SUMMER READING PROGRAM Last summer’s reading program had over sixty children and teens reading! Help make 2017’s Summer Reading Program even bigger! As a reminder, TBBC’s program is the only New Jersey library summer program that is entirely by mail. For six weeks, every participant receives a package in the mail full of activities, booklists, jokes and recipes. Fun toys and other prizes are sent, thanks to the generosity of our Friends group. Children and teens are also encouraged to join their local public library summer reading programs, and to go to their public libraries for local crafts and activities. TBBC will send out applications for the program in spring; but if you don’t want to wait, you can always sign up now! Call 800-792-8322, extension 823 or 804, or email tbbcyouth@PROTECTED to sign up for Summer Reading 2017! LEAP INTO LEARNING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY Are you 55 or older with a change in your vision? Free assistive technology classes are available for you at seven New Jersey public libraries through the Library Equal Access Program (LEAP)! Explore computers equipped with magnification and speech. Learn to use the iPad! For a schedule of classes and to register, call Advancing Opportunities at 888-322-1918, extension 501. You will be amazed by the computer and iPad software available to assist your vision. LEAP is provided through an innovative collaborative partnership. The New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired, in partnership with the New Jersey State Library Talking Book & Braille Center, is offering this free training. Advancing Opportunities, a leader in assistive technology training, will provide the instruction. The classes are offered at seven public libraries who have generously partnered for LEAP: * Atlantic City Free Public Library * Atlantic County Library System – Mays Landing branch * Cherry Hill Public Library * East Brunswick Public Library * Johnson Public Library – Hackensack * Ocean County Library – Toms River branch * South Orange Public Library Questions? Want to register for a LEAP class? Call Advancing Opportunities for the schedule of classes and for registration: 888-322-1918, extension 501. AUDIOVISION AND NEWSLINE On March 1, 2017, TBBC discontinued its daily recordings of selected New Jersey newspapers through Audiovision. Processes for the delivery of news have changed and our Audiovision audience has changed with them. Access to Audiovision’s national 24 hours a day, 7 days a week programming will continue through June 30, 2017. For local New Jersey news, the Asbury Park Press, Bergen Record, New Jersey Grocery Ads and Newark Star Ledger will be available through the Newsline service. Newsline provides access to over 300 publications including four newspapers in Spanish. For more information, call TBBC at 800-792-8322. TBBC will continue to record books of local interest in our studios. A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION Are you interested in learning more about a particular subject but don’t want to listen to a long book? Do you just want a general overview? TBBC has a new series of books called “A Very Short Introduction.” These books are less than six hours and cover a variety of topics, including the American Revolution (DB85554), Egyptian Myth (DB85634), Fashion (DB86090), Laws of Thermodynamics (DB86152), and Nutrition (DB86423). For more information, call TBBC at 800-792-8322. GETTING BOOKS A quick reminder that there are many ways for you to get the books you want! You can call us at 800-792-8322 and speak to Reader Services about the book you want. Or, you can email us at tbbc@PROTECTED. TBBC’s full catalog of books is available online at http://opac.njlbh.org/opacnj/ and you can search it (don’t forget, our audiobooks are called “digital books” and only start with DB), and even place an order – just call or email us to get your User ID and password. If TBBC is sending you books that you don’t like, it may be that your favorite subjects and authors are out-of-date. What you liked last year or five years ago may not be what you want now! Call or email us to update those subjects. You can also ask for more or fewer books to be sent out. THE SIXTH ANNUAL NJ STATE LIBRARY TBBC GOLF CLASSIC It’s Tee Time…. For Talking Books! This year we are proud to announce that the 6th Annual TBBC Golf Classic is on Monday, June 12, 2017, once again at Hopewell Valley Golf & Country Club in Hopewell, NJ. Come out and enjoy a friendly day of golf, fine dining and prizes. If you or anyone you know is interested in golfing, sponsoring, volunteering or donating an auction item contact Linda Cerce in the Development Office at 800-792-8322, extension 835 or email lcerce@PROTECTED. To register, sponsor and make payment online visit our website at www.njstatelib.org/tbbc. RECOGNITION WALL Bestow a gift that will last a lifetime! Honor those who contribute, support and utilize TBBC’s services by purchasing a personalized book-shaped plaque, displayed on our Recognition Wall in our library for every visitor to view. To view and order a book-shaped plaque visit our website at www.njstatelib.org/tbbc/donate and click on Donate Online under Recognition Wall. For more information, contact Linda Cerce in the Development Office at 800-792-8322, extension 835 or email lcerce@PROTECTED. MOVING? DON’T FORGET TO TELL US! Have you moved? Do you have a new phone number? Have you changed your email? Don’t forget to let TBBC know! You can call us at 800-792-8322, email us at tbbc@PROTECTED or write us with your updated contact information. Even if you borrow only using BARD, we still need to have your up-to-date contact information. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The Friends of the New Jersey Library for the Blind and Handicapped is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes financial assistance and acts as an advocacy group to the New Jersey State Library Talking Book & Braille Center. The Friends support and promote the services and programs of TBBC. They meet twice a year on the first Saturday in June and December at the Joseph Kohn Training Center in New Brunswick, NJ. For additional information and a membership application, visit the Friends’ website at http://www.friendsnjlibraryfortheblind.org or call 609-888-5459. The Friends' email address is Friendsnjlbh@PROTECTED and their mailing address is: <pre><code>The Friends of the NJLBH P.O. Box 434 Woodbridge, NJ 07095-0434 </code></pre> CONTACT INFORMATION FOR THE NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY TALKING BOOK AND BRAILLE CENTER <pre><code> Toll-Free Phone Number (800) 792-8322 Local Phone Number (609) 406-7179 Email Address tbbc@PROTECTED Website Address www.njstatelib.org/tbbc </code></pre>

Talking Book and Braille Center

Wed, 22 Mar 2017 16:11:00 GMT

March 2017 Dear TBBC Members in Ocean County:   We have great news!  We are pleased to announce that the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) is continuing the Library Equal Access Program (LEAP) for 2017 for New Jersey residents 55 and older who have a change in vision. FREE training classes will be provided by Advancing Opportunities May through July at the Toms River branch of the Ocean County Library System, 101 Washington Street. You must register for a class. To register & find the schedule of classes, please call Advancing Opportunities, Assistive Technology Services, 888-322-1918, extension 501. Here is a list of the classes offered: <ul> <li>iPad Class – Basics: Have you heard about the iPad but are not sure what it is? Do you have an iPad but are not sure how to use it? In this beginner class you will receive an introduction to the iPad. In addition, you will be introduced to accessibility features on the iPad, such as Zoom and Voice Over (Apple’s built-in screen reader), to access the iPad. </li> <li>iPad Class – Intermediate: iPad experience is a prerequisite for this course.  In this intermediate class, you will build on your basic iPad skills to learn more about the accessibility features and assistive apps available to you. </li> <li>Introduction to Computers & Accessibility: Are you new to using computers? Have you used them in the past but not for several years? Have you heard that there is software to help you see & hear the computer, but have not used it? In this beginner class, you will learn basic computer terminology, learn basic mouse and keyboarding skills as well as how to navigate your computer. You will receive an introduction to the software available on these computers to help you see & hear the computer. </li> </ul> Free classes will be held at the Toms River Branch of the Ocean County Library System located at 101 Washington Street. It is a NJ Transit Access Link stop. You must register to use Access Link; call 1-800-955-2321.   We are pleased to make you aware of this training opportunity from CBVI. If you have questions about the LEAP Program, please feel free to call Mary Kearns-Kaplan at TBBC at 800-792-8322, extension 834. Enjoy this wonderful opportunity sponsored by CBVI. Best regards, Adam Szczepaniak, Director

Talking Book and Braille Center - LEAP into Learning New Assistive Technology

Wed, 01 Feb 2017 20:35:00 GMT

January 2017 Dear TBBC Members: We have great news! We are pleased to announce that the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) is continuing the Library Equal Access Program (LEAP) for 2017 for New Jersey residents 55 and older who have a change in vision.Through LEAP, learn technology that provides magnification and speech on computers and iPads. FREE training classes will be provided by Advancing Opportunities and will be held this Spring, March through May (NOTE: At Toms River, the classes will be held May through July, not in the Spring). You must register for a class. To register & find the schedule of classes, please call Advancing Opportunities, Assistive Technology Services, 888-322-1918, extension 595. Here is a list of the classes offered: iPad Class – Basics: Have you heard about the iPad but are not sure what it is? Do you have an iPad but are not sure how to use it? In this beginner class you will receive an introduction to the iPad. In addition, you will be introduced to accessibility features on the iPad, such as Zoom and Voice Over (Apple’s built-in screen reader), to access the iPad. iPad Class – Intermediate: iPad experience is a prerequisite for this course. In this intermediate class, you will build on your basic iPad skills to learn more about the accessibility features and assistive apps available to you. Introduction to Computers & Accessibility: Are you new to using computers? Have you used them in the past but not for several years? Have you heard that there is software to help you see & hear the computer, but have not used it? In this beginner class, you will learn basic computer terminology, learn basic mouse and keyboarding skills as well as how to navigate your computer. You will receive an introduction to the software available on these computers to help you see & hear the computer. Classes will be held at these seven public libraries in New Jersey. All of these libraries are NJ Transit Access Link stops: Atlantic County: Atlantic City Library, 1 N Tennessee Ave, Atlantic City Atlantic County Library– Mays Landing branch, 40 Farragut Ave., Mays Landing Bergen County: Johnson Public Library, 274 Main St, Hackensack Camden County: Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Hwy N, Cherry Hill Essex County: South Orange Public Library, 65 Scotland Rd, South Orange Middlesex County: East Brunswick Public Library, 2 Jean Walling Civic Center, East Brunswick Ocean County: Ocean County Library – Toms River, 101 Washington St, Toms River NOTE: Toms River programs will be held in the Summer, May through July. They will not take place in the Spring. We are pleased to make you aware of this training opportunity from CBVI. Enjoy this wonderful opportunity sponsored by CBVI. Best regards, Adam Szczepaniak, Director NJ State Library Talking Book & Braille Center 2300 Stuyvesant Ave Trenton, NJ 08618 800-792-8322

FREE Assistive Technology Training through our LEAP Program

Mon, 08 Aug 2016 18:02:00 GMT

Dear TBBC Members: We have great news! We are pleased to announce that the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) is continuing and expanding the Library Equal Access Program (LEAP). The LEAP program will have assistive technology computers & iPads in seven public libraries to offer FREE training in assistive software to NJ residents 55 and older with vision loss. There are beginner and advanced classes for the computers & iPads that offer a better way to read with magnification and speech. FREE training classes will be provided by Advancing Opportunities and will be held this Fall at seven public libraries, September through December. You must register for a class. To register, please call Advancing Opportunities, Assistive Technology Services, 888-322-1918, extension 595. Here is a list of the classes offered: iPad Class – Basics - Voice Over: Have you heard about the iPad but am not sure what it is? Do you have an iPad but are not sure how to use it? In this very beginner class you will learn how to use Voice Over, Apple’s built in screen reader, to access the iPad. iPad Class – Basics - Zoom Magnification: Have you heard about the iPad but am not sure what it is? Do you have an iPad but are not sure how to use it? In this very beginner class you will learn how to use Zoom, Apple’s built in magnifier, to access the iPad. iPad Class – Advanced Voice Over: Are you currently using Voice Over to access your iPad or iPhone but want to learn more? Want to share your tips and tricks and learn some from others? In this advanced class, you will learn advanced features of Voice Over. Prerequisites: This class is for those who have some knowledge of the iPad and basic VoiceOver gestures. If you do not have these prerequisite skills, register for the beginner iPad class, iPad – Basics - VoiceOver! iPad Class – Advanced Zoom: Are you currently using Zoom to access your iPad or iPhone but want to learn more? Want to share your tips and tricks and learn some from others? In this advanced class, you will learn advanced features of Zoom. Prerequisites: This class is for those who have some knowledge of the iPad and basic Zoom gestures. If you do not have these prerequisite skills, register for a beginner iPad class, iPad – Basics – Zoom Magnification! Basic Computer Skills Class: Are you new to using computers? Have you used them in the past but not for several years? Do you find that computer terminology of lingo is confusing? In this beginner class, you will learn basic computer terminology, learn basic mouse and keyboarding skills as well as how to navigate your computer. Access your home computer - Magnification class: Are you someone who needs magnification to access the computer? Would you like to learn how to use it more efficiently? This moderately advanced class will show you how to use a screen magnification software called Zoom Text as well as use the Ease of Access Center to navigate your computer and the Internet. Prerequisites: This class is for those who have keyboarding and mouse skills, strong computer skills and prior experience accessing the internet. If you do not have these prerequisite skills, register for the Basic Computer Skills Class! Access your home computer - Screen Reader Class using JAWS: Are you someone who needs a screen reader to access the computer? Would you like to use it more efficiently? This moderately advanced class will show you how to use JAWS to navigate your computer and the Internet. Prerequisites: This class is for those who have keyboarding and mouse skills, strong computer skills and prior experience accessing the internet. If you do not have these prerequisite skills, register for the Basic Computer Skills Class! Classes will be held at these seven public libraries in New Jersey. All of these libraries are NJ Transit Access Link stops: Atlantic County: Atlantic City Library, 1 N Tennessee Ave, Atlantic City (classes start in November at this library) Atlantic County Library– Mays Landing branch, 40 Farragut Ave., Mays Landing Bergen County: Johnson Public Library, 274 Main St, Hackensack Camden County: Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Hwy N, Cherry Hill Essex County: South Orange Public Library, 65 Scotland Rd, South Orange Middlesex County: East Brunswick Public Library, 2 Jean Walling Civic Center, East Brunswick Ocean County: Ocean County Library – Toms River, 101 Washington St, Toms River We are pleased to make you aware of this training opportunity from CBVI. If you have questions about the LEAP Program, please feel free to call Mary Kearns-Kaplan at TBBC at 800-792-8322, extension 834. Enjoy this wonderful opportunity sponsored by CBVI. Best regards, Adam Szczepaniak, Director New Jersey State Library Talking Book and Braille Center

iPad Training for Veterans!

Tue, 31 May 2016 20:36:00 GMT

We are very pleased to announce that we received a grant from Disability Rights New Jersey to provide iPad training to our members who are U.S. military veterans. We are partnering with Advancing Opportunities on the grant, a leader in assistive technology training. The training will take place July through August at the New Jersey State Library Talking Book and Braille Center (TBBC) at 2300 Stuyvesant Avenue, Trenton NJ. TBBC is an Access Link stop and has plenty of parking for those who will receive rides. Classes will take place once per week for 1.5 hours and will include introductions to the iPad, to the assistive technology features on the iPad and to assistive applications. iPads will be available for your use during class. You must register for the training classes by calling Advancing Opportunities at 888-322-1918, extension 595. Space is limited. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Enjoy this wonderful opportunity! We are honored to serve our veterans. Best regards, Adam Szczepaniak, Director, NJ State Library Talking Book & Braille Center

Now available - Cent’Anni – The Sinatra Legend at 100

Fri, 11 Mar 2016 21:18:00 GMT

Love Sinatra? We are thrilled to announce that The New Jersey State Library Talking Book and Braille Center (TBBC) has produced an audio recording of a new riveting biography of Frank Sinatra, “Cent’Anni – The Sinatra Legend at 100,” by Richard Muti. In this biography of Old Blue Eyes, Sinatra’s life is finely examined by former New Jersey prosecutor and author Muti. No stone has been left unturned. Thanks to TBBC, this print book now has a voice. The book, published by North Jersey Media Group Inc., was narrated by Audiovision volunteer Dan Klingler. It is available for borrowing on digital cartridge and it can be downloaded from the Braille and Audio Reading Download (BARD) site. Its book number is DBC01883. Author Muti is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Harvard Business School and Rutgers Law School. He is a former Navy pilot, a former career prosecutor, and former mayor of Ramsey, New Jersey, his hometown, where he still resides. He also served for six years on that town’s Board of Education. Richard has taught American government and politics, history, writing and criminal justice at three New Jersey universities. He is now devoting full time to his latest career; that of writer and author. Cent’Anni: The Sinatra Legend at 100 – is Muti’s sixth book and was an Award Finalist in the 2015 USA Book News Best Book competition in the biography category. For more information about the author, visit www.RichardMuti.com . We have another book in our collection co-authored by Muti: “The Charmer: The True Story of Robert Reldan -- Rapist, Murderer, and Millionaire -- and the Women Who Fell Victim to His Allure.” It is DBC01876 and is available on digital cartridge and in BARD for downloading. Happy Reading to All!

Invitation to the next YAY Books Club Meeting

Wed, 09 Mar 2016 18:52:00 GMT

All are welcome to join us at the next YAY Books Club meeting on Monday March 28 from 3-4pm in the TBBC Conference Room or from home by calling 712-432-1212 Meeting ID: 101-120-500 We will discuss: More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera DB82411 Please RSVP to Tara at tkehoe@PROTECTED or 800-792-8322 ext. 805.