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In this episode, Will and Amanda O'Connell talk about their backgrounds in marketing and how they ended up building a successful recruiting company with the same skill set. They further explain RB Digital, the newest branch of their company that focuses on recruiting and placing creative talent.

Welcome to episode 8 of talent pop. In this episode, we talk about our new creative initiative RB Digital. This is an opportunity for marketing and creative professionals to utilize our job placement services. Additionally, we discuss valuable tips and tricks on how t present yourself in a competitive marketplace.

Join Regina and Jerry as they interview Head of Adult Services Louisa Bann. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: · Facebook · Instagram · Pinterest · Twitter · YouTube Credits: · Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) · Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) · Music: John Mastrogiovanni

Join Regina and Jerry as they interview SCLS Director Will Porter. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: · Facebook · Instagram · Pinterest · Twitter · YouTube Credits: · Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) · Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) · Music: John Mastrogiovanni

Join Jerry and Regina as they recap their favorite reads/views of 2020. Regina is quizzed on the top books and films of the previous decade. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: · Facebook · Instagram · Pinterest · Twitter · YouTube Credits: · Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) · Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) · Music: John Mastrogiovanni

Join Regina and Jerry as they chat with award-winning graphic novelist Alison Wilgus. Visit Alison's website for more info: http:/alisonwilgus.com/ Check out their titles available at the SCLS Mars challenge Flying Machines Chronin volumes 1&2 Email the show at librarylines@sussexcountylibrary.org. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: · Facebook · Instagram · Pinterest · Twitter · YouTube Credits: · Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) · Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) · Music: John Mastrogiovanni

“These are all really fascinating women – every single one of them.” In this Ewing Trust episode of The Yarra Libraries Podcast, Sam speaks to award-winning Brisbane author Laura Elvery about the inspiration for her latest short story collection, ‘Ordinary Matter’. Sparked by the 20 times women have won the Nobel Prize for science since 1901, ‘Ordinary Matter’ uses stories that span a century to explore the nuances of motherhood, legacy, ambition and identity. ‘Ordinary Matter’ is out now from QUP Yarra Libraries Recommends Ordinary Matter – Laura Elvery (also available as an e-book through Cloud Library) Trick of the Light – Laura Elvery New Australian Fiction 2019 – Rebecca Starford (ed.) The Love of a Bad Man - Laura Elizabeth Wollett (also available as an e-book through Cloud Library) Only the Animals – Ceridwen Dovey The Labyrinth: a pastoral – Amanda Lohrey The Mother Fault – Kate Mildenhall (also available as an e-book through Cloud Library and an e-audiobook through Borrowbox) Ducks, Newburyport – Lucy Ellmann (also available as an e-audiobook through RB Digital)

Audible recently updated their membership options to include Audible Plus, providing an "All-You-Can-Listen" option with over 9,000 titles to subscribers. Mark Siegal joined me to discuss the new offering, how it has impacted our listening habits, and what the future may hold for the service. We also share some recent  listens and what we are looking forward to. Audible Plans EDIT/OR Episode 37: Huge Unicorn Sledgehammer What are we listening to? Quest for the Diamond Sword (Minecraft) [Audible Plus] Vorkosigan Saga (series) [Audible Plus & Audible] Do Over [Audible Plus] Sherlock Holmes (Narrated by Stephen Fry) [Audible Plus] The Dispatcher (series) [Audible Plus]   Related Episodes on Audiobook Services: 8: Intro to Audiobooks (Audible) 21: Free Audiobooks From Your Local Library (Overdrive, Libby, and Hoopla) 31: Scribd ('Unlimited' audiobook borrowing) 41: Kobo & Walmart Audiobooks 47: Boston Public Library (including RBdigital) 49: Libro.fm 56: Audiobooks.com 60: Chirp Audiobooks

In celebration of the spookiest time of the year, Jerry and Regina talk about some of their favorite horror books and movies. They also share staff recommendations and a reminder that all branches are now open every Saturday! Judy's recommendations: The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix / book / ebook / audiobook / eaudio (cloudLibrary) A Quiet Place / movie Halloween Classics / CD Sarah's recommendation: Carrie by Stephen King / book / audiobook / ebook Email the show at librarylines@sussexcountylibrary.org. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: · Facebook · Instagram · Pinterest · Twitter · YouTube Credits: · Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) · Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) · Music: John Mastrogiovanni

On this episode of the Short Story Club, Meaghan and Connor discuss friendship, empathy, inner monologues and badminton in ‘The Embassy of Cambodia’, a 2013 short story from acclaimed writer Zadie Smith. This discussion is best enjoyed after you've read ‘The Embassy of Cambodia’ so follow the link below if you haven’t read it before. If you’d like to join The Short Story Club (currently meeting online) then book in for the morning or evening meetings through our events page at library.yarracity.vic.gov.au, where you’ll also find information on how to access each fortnight’s story. Otherwise, keep an eye on our podcast and our social media channels to follow along from home. You can read ‘The Embassy of Cambodia’ by Zadie Smith here: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2013/02/11/the-embassy-of-cambodia Meaghan & Connor Recommend The Embassy of Cambodia – Zadie Smith White Teeth – Zadie Smith (also available on Borrowbox) NW – Zadie Smith Swing Time – Zadie Smith (also available on Borrowbox and Cloud Library) Among Others - Jo Walton The Great Believers - Rebecca Makkai Red White and Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston Boyfriend Material - Alexis Hall (also available in Cloud Library) Girl, Woman, Other - Bernadine Evaristo (also available in Borrowbox, RB Digital and Cloud Library) The Adversary - Ronnie Scott (also available on Cloud Library) The Good Place (dvd set available through Yarra Libraries, also available through Netflix) The Great British Sewing Bee (available through Stan)

Sara is making us hungry with some recipes she downloaded from the great resource, RBDigital, available to MCPL cardholders. Nicole once again shares some book horoscopes, plus Sal is trying to lose some weight before gaining weight during the holidays. Download some cooking magazines plus much more at RBDigital https://www.rbdigital.com/middlecountrylibraryny/service/magazines/landing? Bite-Size Salted Caramel Cheesecakes- Rachel RayFlourless Chocolate Tarte- A Taste of HomeChocolate Cake in  a Pumpkin- Food NetworkCauliflower with Anchovies and Oil-Cured Olives- Eating Well September Book Horoscopes are here Need to lose weight? Try MyFitnessPal or LoseIt Eat this, Not that! by David Zinczenko Eat this, Not that Supermarket Survival Guide by David Zinczenko (eBook)

On this episode of Library Lines, Jerry and Regina highlight the library's current virtual book clubs as well as some new books coming out this fall. They also discuss the latest updates to the library's phased reopening, including how to schedule an appointment to visit the library using Picktime, and share staff recommendations. Jenn's read: The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein. Also available as an ebook & eaudiobook on hoopla. Christine's reads: several titles by Drew Hayes, available on hoopla. Email the show at librarylines@sussexcountylibrary.org. Go to Picktime to schedule a branch visit, a computer use visit, or a grab-and-go holds pickup. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. See summer reading program information here! Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter YouTube Credits: Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) Music: John Mastrogiovanni

In yesterday's episode I talked about downloading the Kindle, Hoopla, OverDrive, and Libby app to get your digital best sellers.Today I'll finish off the list with how I leverage the use of Podcasts, RBdigital, and even contact the publisher directly for even more content.❤️Share the show with others!Text me or leave me a voice mail w/ your thoughts & questions! 337-565-0906Put your thumbs to work!

Welcome back to Library Lines! On this episode Jerry and Regina talk to Youth Services Coordinator Leigh Wilkinson about this year's virtual summer reading program. They also provide an update on the library's phased reopening, discuss upcoming programs, and share staff recommendations. Paula's read: The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd Doreen's read: Deacon King Kong by James McBride Email the show at librarylines@sussexcountylibrary.org. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. See summer reading program information here! Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: · Facebook · Instagram · Pinterest · Twitter · YouTube Credits: · Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) · Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) · Music: John Mastrogiovanni

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Library Lines, the podcast from and about the Sussex County Library System! Join Jerry and Regina as they discuss what's been going on behind-the-scenes at the library during the COVID-19 shutdown, upcoming virtual programs, and the library's digital offerings, as well as recent reads and what they're missing most about normal life. Jerry's read: Heaven & Hell: A History of the Afterlife by Bart D. Ehrman Regina's read: Greenwood by Michael Christie Email the show at librarylines@sussexcountylibrary.org. Visit the Sussex County Library System online. See summer reading program information here! Find library programs using the events calendar. Check out hoopla, CloudLibrary, and RBdigital to access digital content. Sign up for the library newsletter. Find the library on social media: Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter YouTube Credits: Hosts: Regina Bohn (Librarian, E. Louise Childs Branch) & Jerry Galante (Librarian, Dorothy Henry Branch) Producer: Jess Lester (Librarian, Franklin Branch) Music: John Mastrogiovanni

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The Short Story Club discusses a short story every meeting, before moving on to other reading recommendations. In this episode, Nell O’Bryan and Meaghan Dew discuss memory, music and nostalgia in Haruki Murakami’s ‘With the Beatles’ before moving on to their current isolation reading. If you’d like to join The Short Story Club (currently on Zoom) book in for the morning or evening meetings through our events page at https://library.yarracity.vic.gov.au, where you’ll also find information on how to access each story. Otherwise, keep an eye on our podcast and our social media channels to follow along from home. In the next meeting we’ll discuss Carmen Maria Machado’s ‘Eight Bites’. Haruki Murakami’s ‘With the Beatles’ can be downloaded through RB Digital – it’s in the February 16th issue of The New Yorker. You can also access it through The New Yorker’s website. Nell Recommends: escaping into a world of posh English people through BBC’s Pride and Prejudice or Evelyn Waugh’s ‘Brideshead Revisited’. While the latter is still in copyright in Australia you can find the 2008 adaptation on SBS on Demand. As for Jane Austen, many of her titles are available as e-books through Cloud Library. Wet t-shirts not included. She (Nell, not Jane Austen) also recommends Hannah Kent’s ‘Burial Rites’. Meaghan Recommends: More historical fiction with ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’ by George Saunders. You can find it as an e-book on Cloud Library and as an audiobook on Borrowbox. She also recommends ‘Star Crossed’ (on Cloud Library and RB Digital) or ‘The Lost Love Song’ – both from rom-com legend Minnie Darke.

Jason Howell shows off a number of ways to find free music, movies, e-books, audiobooks, comics, and games on Android with nothing more than a library card. Libby Overdrive RBdigital Kanopy Hoopla LibriVox Audible Stories Sesame Street Internet Archive's National Emergency Library Host: Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-android Sponsor: expressvpn.com/hoa

Cromaine staff share their favorite book to film adaptations! Harry Potter, Sherlock, The Walking Dead-S1, The Hunger Games, Jane Eyre, Coraline, Let the Right One In (stream through Kanopy), The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Agatha Raisin (stream through RBdigital), Aurora Teagarden

In conversation with Elizabeth Coleman & Caroline Lee after the recording of Elizabeth's debut novel "Losing the plot".Caroline has recorded hundreds of audiobooks and it was a pleasure having her in studio, post record, to talk with us about the book and how she prepares for audiobook narration with Elizabeth. Losing the Plot is a Wavesound production, available on RB Digital, Audiobooks.com and all major book suppliers.

Von jetzt auf gleich. In dieser Sonderfolge unseres Podcasts „Von jetzt auf gleich“ erklärt Euch Tom die verschiedenen Portale in unserer onlineBibliothek und was ihr dort finden könnt. Er erklärt die „Onleihe“, die digitalen Zeitungs- und Zeitschriftenportale „PressReader“ und „RB Digital“ und unser Filmstreaming-Angebot "Filmfriend" mit vielen Spielfilmen, Kinderfilmen und Dokumentationen. Wir bieten Euch derzeit ein befristetes kostenfreies digitales Abo bis zum Ende der Schließungszeit wegen Corona an. Interessierte können sich per E-Mail unter stadtbuechereien@duesseldorf.de melden. Ihr müsst dabei euren Namen, die Anschrift und das Geburtsdatum angeben. Dieses Angebot bleibt aufgrund der hohen Nachfrage auf Bürgerinnen und Bürger aus Düsseldorf beschränkt.

Social distancing? Working from home? We've got a plethora of recommendations to help you pass the time–mostly for free! ACCESS Find out where you can stream a show/movie on JustWatch.com: Stream/Rent/Buy Library Options (Apps) Library card options * eBooks: OverDrive (kids/teen sites, too), hoopla (COMICS! See below), RBdigital (some), Freading * Comics: hoopla - (Dark Horse, DC, Marvel, Image, Titan, Fantagraphics, etc.) Witcher Omnibus, Lock & Key, Star Wars, Parable of the Sower (Butler), Saga, Star Trek, Walking Dead /// Kids: Big Nate, Minecraft, Garfield, Zelda, Percy Jackson, Avatar the Last Airbender * eAudio: OverDrive, hoopla, RBdigital * Streaming Video: OverDrive, hoopla (For the Love of Spock, Ex Machina, ST movies, Stargate SG-1 movies, Beyond a Year in Space [scott kelly doc],BBC), RBdigital (some offer Acorn), Kanopy (Patrick Stewart's Macbeth, Dear Mr Watterson, includes Kids options & Criterion Collection titles) * Magazines: Flipster, OverDrive, RBdigital * Take advantage of some of the free public domain ebook sites: * https://ebookfriendly.com/free-public-domain-books-sources/ * Set a couple of reading goals. Sitting home and wallowing in your quarantine isn't productive. Read through a series, classic or otherwise. * Get into some Jane Austen or look for some of the classic thrillers like Agatha Christie (not all of hers are in public domain, but several are) * Tor.com has a ton of free novellas and short stories, so does Baen (a SF/F publisher)** Other Free Options imdbTV, Tubi tubitv.com (Minority Report, Relic, Donnie Darko, Memento), Crackle (Gattaca, Close Encounters, Crouching Tiger, Starship Troopers), Pluto Get Your Nerd On! * CrashCourse YouTube Channel * Khan Academy * NASA TV * Great Courses (video & audio options) -- on OverDrive and hoopla for some libraries * Universal Class and Lynda.com READING RECS * Start a book series! * Great time to 1st read/reread DUNE * Brandon Sanderson: Stormlight 1-3 in time for 4 in November: Rhythm of War * Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time VIEWING RECS Find yourself some Bingeable TV/Film Series Netflix * The Office * Parks & Rec * Derry Girls * Cheers * New Girl * The IT Crowd * That 70s Show * Star Trek * The West Wing * Gilmore Girls * Supernatural * Breaking Bad * Longmire * Person of Interest * Broadchurch * The Big Family Cooking Showdown * Ugly Delicious * Queer Eye Hulu * Top Chef * Fargo * Justified * It's Always Sunny Disney+ * ALL THE MARVEL MOVIES * Star Wars: The Clone Wars * Classic Disney Animation: DuckTales, Chip & Dale, Darkwing Duck, TaleSpin, Gummi Bears * The Rescuers & Rescuers Down Under * The Love Bug movies * The Muppet Movie * The Witch Mountain Movie * X-Men The Animated Series * Boy Meets World * Gargoyles * Gravity Falls * Brain Games * Shop Class * Frozen 2 * The. Whole. Vault. Prime * The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel * Hellier * Grand Tour * Newsroom * Honey Boy * Downton Abbey * Good Omens * Stargate SG-1 (the movie's on Hulu) * Jane Austen Miniseries * The Boys * The Man in the High Castle * The Expanse * Troop Zero (delightful, adorable, yes) Fringe: all 5 seasons on imdbTV Board Games * Harry Potter Clue * Ice Cool * Operation Escape Room Apps * Super Mega Mini Party Subscribe: iTunes (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-geek-card-check/id1279475061) | Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/0ED7vkMhKwZeiOZd3fIHH0) Social: Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/GeekCardCheck/) | Twitter (https://twitter.com/geekcardcheck) | Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/geekcardcheck/)

Von jetzt auf gleich. Tom und Sophia unterhalten sich diesmal über RBDigital, über Filmklassiker, die Synchronisation von Filmen, einem unserer neuen digitalen Angebote und über Worst of Chefkoch. Sie machen ein bisschen Werbung in eigener Sache und weisen auf unseren Film „Dauerwerbesendung Bibliothekskarte hin. Tom und Sophia geben Lesetipps und informieren über die Podcast E-Mail-Adresse: vonjetztaufgleich@duesseldorf.de. Außerdem berichten Annette und Lena vom KAP1 Labor für Begegnung und Experiment mit den zukünftigen Mitbewohnern der neuen Zentralbibliothek im KAP1: dem Theatermuseum und dem fft (Forum Freies Theater). Zum Schluss erzählt Daria von der AWISTA uns was über Müllmythen.

“I hope young women read it and think ‘there’s all types of ways to be and love’” – Laura McPhee-Browne on her hopes for ‘Cherry Beach’ Laura McPhee-Browne’s debut novel, ‘Cherry Beach’ follows friends Hetty and Ness as they leave Melbourne for Toronto to live abroad for the first time. She discussed the book with Ellen Cregan at Bargoonga Nganjin, North Fitzroy Library for the February Kill Your Darlings First Book Club. Laura McPhee-Browne is a writer and social worker living in Melbourne, on Wurundjeri land. Her short stories have been published widely in Australia. Laura also volunteers as a fiction editor for the literary magazine Verity La. ‘Cherry Beach’ is her first novel. lauramcpheebrowne.com Established in 2014, the Kill Your Darlings First Book Club partners with local publishers to each month promote a new release debut book of fiction or non-fiction that KYD is gunning for everyone to read! Through a series of events, online content, podcast coverage and profiles, the KYD First Book Club encourages wide-ranging and long-lasting conversations about these authors and their books both on and off the screen. Thanks to Kill Your Darlings and Text Publishing for their involvement with this event. Content Warning: This recording contains discussion relating to mental illness and suicide This is an edited recording. Our theme song is Add And by Broke For Free. Yarra Libraries Recommends Cherry Beach – Laura McPhee-Browne Our Magic Hour – Jennifer Down Normal People – Sally Rooney (also available as an ebook through CloudLibrary and an e-audiobook through RB Digital) Conversations with Friends – Sally Rooney (also available as an ebook through CloudLibrary and an e-audiobook through RB Digital)

Discussion and review of Chirp audiobooks, a discount audiobook service, which offers rotating selection of audiobook deals with no monthly subscription required. Chirp Audiobooks [Includes referrallink with an additional 20% off your first purchase] Related Episodes on Audiobook Services: 8: Intro to Audiobooks (Audible) 21: Free Audiobooks From Your Local Library (Overdrive, Libby, and Hoopla) 31: Scribd ('Unlimited' audiobook borrowing) 41: Kobo & Walmart Audiobooks 47: Boston Public Library (including RBdigital) 49: Libro.fm 56: Audiobooks.com   What are we listening to? Every Heart a Doorway The Hazel Wood Fantastic Mr. Fox and Other Animal Stories The Starless Sea The Night Country Stiff Calypso   Episode edited by: Gilbert Tang [EDIT/OR]  

Discussion and review of Audiobooks.com, a subscription based audiobook service from RBmedia, the largest producer of audiobooks. Audiobooks.com Related Episodes on Audiobook Services: 8: Intro to Audiobooks (Audible) 21: Free Audiobooks From Your Local Library (Overdrive, Libby, and Hoopla) 31: Scribd ('Unlimited' audiobook borrowing) 41: Kobo & Walmart Audiobooks 47: Boston Public Library (including RBdigital) 49: Libro.fm

Discussion and review of Libro.fm, an audiobook service that allows you to buy digital audiobooks  your local bookstore. I am joined by Shachi Bhatt. Libro.fm [Refferal Link]   Related Episodes on Audiobook Services: 8: Intro to Audiobooks (Audible) 21: Free Audiobooks From Your Local Library (Overdrive, Libby, and Hoopla) 31: Scribd ('Unlimited' audiobook borrowing) 41: Kobo & Walmart Audiobooks 47: Boston Public Library (including RBdigital)   What are we listening to? The Phantom Tollbooth Calypso Storm of Locusts

“Young people are naturally so brilliant and so challenging that they challenge our norms, and rightly so. If we don’t fear them we certainly don’t respect them. We don’t give them enough of a voice. In so much of what we do we don’t value the voice of young people and their ideas. And it’s to our detriment.” – Sarah Hopkins Yarra Libraries presents author Sarah Hopkins in conversation with Briohny Doyle. Sarah discusses the experiences and research that shaped her latest novel, The Subjects. The Subjects details the path a group of teenagers are offered as an alternative to entering a correctional facility. The teenagers understand, to a degree, that their treatment is experimental – but the more they learn the more they understand about where they fit in the schemes of others. The Subjects is currently a Red Hot Read at Yarra Libraries, and you can find it, along with Briohny Doyle’s titles, at your local branch. This is an edited recording of an event at Richmond Library. Yarra Libraries Recommends The Subjects – Sarah Hopkins (also available RBdigital audio) The Island will Sink – Briohny Doyle Adult fantasy: Searching for true maturity in an age of mortgages, marriages, and other adult milestones – Briohny Doyle The Overstory – Richard Powers (also available Borrowbox audio and Cloudlibrary ebook) A Clockwork Orange – Anthony Burgess One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest – Ken Kesey Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro (also available Cloudlibrary ebook) The Sense of an Ending – Julian Barnes (also available Borrowbox audio) The Secret History – Donna Tartt (also available RBdigital audio) Emile, or, Treatise on Education – Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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Book Yourself Solid by Michael Port is one of the best books I've read for increasing your clients (and revenue). I'll share 3 major tips and how to get the audio version of this book for free! App for free audio books: RB Digital https://www.instagram.com/divinehostess/ https://www.facebook.com/DivineHostess/ Email: wonderfullymadepodcast@gmail.com Get on my weekly email list: https://mailchi.mp/4ff0800f1b3a/tdhsignup Website: www.divinehostess.com

Guest Kelly Guimont is back on the show joining Dave to talk about what iPad should you buy and picking the one that’s best for you. We discuss the Apple Support options including the app and YouTube Channel. Show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio News Apple outsells Samsung as iPhone tops US mobile activations chart for Q1 2019 BlackBerry Messenger Shutting Down at the End of May Five big questions about Apple and Qualcomm’s surprise settlement T-Mobile Works With Apple on Robo-Calling Using STIR/SHAKEN   Dave has an Article published in iPhone Life Magazine on the 6 best Podcasts app. Your local library has it! RBDigital app allows you to read the latest issue. Download the iOS App HERE the issue will be on the newsstand soon. Topics Buying a iPad. What would you do to choose the the right iPad for your needs? We review the current models and discuss. How do you get Apple Support App  - Do you know about the Support app and have you used this before? Also did you know Apple Support has a great YouTube Channel with all kinds of tips? Tips iOS 12.2: What Does AQI in Apple Maps Mean? Are you coming to Macstock this year? We talk about this and Dave is speaking for a 5th year! Podcast listeners use Offer code intouch at checkout and you save $10 off the early bird price. Click HERE to buy your tickets today! About our Guest You can find Kelly Guimont at the following places @verso on Twitter She writes for The Mac Observer and is the host of The Daily Observations Podcast. She volunteers for App Camp 4 Girls

On this episode, Dave, Tony, Jami and Joel talk about some of the programs available through the streaming service Acorn TV, including Detectorists, Loch Ness, Rebecka Martinsson, Jack Taylor and more!

Chris and Andy start off by lamenting the Neal Adams’ Batman: Odyssey, digital option from your local library (Hoopla, OverDrive, Freegal, RBdigital), Warren Ellis and his ideal comic book format, Usagi Yojimbo is leaving Dark Horse for IDW and what that means for new collected editions, Batman: The Caped Crusader and Batman: The Dark Knight Detective trade paperbacks, and Andy shares his comic book store adventures in California.

We've taken a departure from nonfiction books to curate "Just 3" digital sources for nonfiction learning. With literally thousands of options, both free and paid, you're sure to find many topics that pique your interest. Here's to a Happy New Year full of learning!  00:20   Point yourself toward the New Year with nonfiction in mind 00:30   Just 3 sources for nonfiction books and learning 00:40   2010 study by Kaiser Family Foundation underscores the importance of nonfiction 01:10   How much leisure time does the average U.S. child spend reading nonfiction? 01:40   Future requires research skills, including exposure to nonfiction information 02:00   Common Core requires high school seniors spend 70 percent of their school reading time on informational nonfiction material 02:30   Influence young people by getting them excited about nonfiction you’re reading 02:45   Just 3 sources for nonfiction books and learning include free, hybrid, and paid models 03:05   “The Great Courses”: found on RB Digital, a free library app with “Education” button 03:30   30-minute video modules covering history, science, food & wine, health & nutrition, etc. 04:00   Skillshare: unlimited access to more than 25K online classes (paid or free) 04:30   Topics include animation, photography, leadership, productivity, web development, etc. 04:45   Blinkist: paid subscription service to help you stay ahead of new nonfiction releases 05:05   Read or listen to experts provide 15-minute book summaries with key takeaways from bestselling nonfiction 05:25   Blinkist adds 40 new titles every month 06:00   Give one more gift this season: Recommend Nonfiction4Life to a friend!   Get free access to THE GREAT COURSES through your library’s RBDigital app Sign up for SKILLSHARE to fuel your creativity and career Subscribe to BLINKIST for summaries of current nonfiction titles Connect with us social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Website Special thanks… Music Credit Sound Editing Credit

Aquí tienes de nueva cuenta el mas reciente de nuestros programas, porque ya estamos de nueva cuenta al aire, ahora los Domingos y por Digitalmusick.com Te esperamos !!!

Summary: Retiring MCPL Assistant Director Rita Gale and Visit Montgomery Marketing Director Cory Van Horn talk about travel and tourism. Rita shares her enthusiasm for America's National Parks and highlights MCPL's travel resources. Cory discusses the incredibly diverse array things to do and see right here in Montgomery County, from the vibrant energy and restaurants of urban centers like Silver Spring and Bethesda Row, to the history and beauty of the C & O Canal. Looking for a brewery on a horse farm? Yeah, we've got one of those. You'll find years worth of local and national travel ideas in this episode.  Recording Date: June 6, 2018 Guests: Rita Gale is MCPL's Assistant Director for Facilities and ADA. She has been with MCPL for over 30 years and will soon be retiring. Cory Van Horn is the Director of Marketing for Visit Montgomery, the official Conference and Visitors bureau of Montgomery County, MD.  Hosts: Lauren Martino, the Head of Children's Services at Silver Spring Library and David Payne, Branch Manager of Aspen Hill Library and Acting Branch Manager of Potomac Library.  Featured MCPL Resource: E-books. Customer can download popular fiction and non-fiction titles from two e-book collections, cloudLibrary and Maryland's Digital eLibrary Consortium (Overdrive). Our Gale Virtual Reference Library includes DK Eyewitness Travel and Pocket Rough Guides that you can read in your browser. See our E-Library Page for a complete list of MCPL e-book collections.  What Our Guests Are Reading (or Will Be Once Their Retire!):  Rita Gale: The Once and Future King by T.H. White. The Wicked series, based on the Wizard of Oz, by Gregory Maguire. A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. Cory Van Horn: Calypso by David Sedaris. Cory also loves the book Blood, Bones & Butter by Gabrielle Hamilton. He can often be found among the magazines reading Afar, Bethesda, Conde Nast Traveler (available through the RBDigital e-magazine collection), and Saveur.  MCPL Resources Mentioned During this Episode: Fodor's Travel Guides Fodor's The Complete Guide to the National Parks of the West by Shelley Arenas, et al.  Frommers Travel Guides Guide to the National Parks of the United States (various editions) Language Learning Resources of MCPL: Mango Languages, Muzzy Online, Rosetta Stone, plus the Annenberg Foundation's language learning videos.  Lonely Planet Guides MCPL Branches and Hours MCPL Building Projects Moon Handbooks RBDigital: Travel magazines available through this online e-magazine collection include Backpacker, Conde Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet Traveler, and National Geographic Traveler.  Destinations Near and Far Mentioned During This Episode: (Destinations in or near Montgomery County are marked local) Arches National Park Bethesda Row (local) Butler's Orchard (local) Bryce Canyon National Park C & O Canal (local) Canal Quarters (local) - Spend a night in a C & O Canal lockhouse.  Canyonlands National Park Capital Crescent Trail (local) Capital Reef National Park Clarksburg Premium Outlets (local) Clydes at Tower Oaks Lodge (local) Epcot Center / Walt Disney World Resort Everglades National Park Fort Sumter National Monument Grand Canyon Great Falls Tavern Visitor Center (local) Hawaii Volcanoes National Park: Currently closed due to the eruption of Kilauea Metrorail, AKA the Metro (local) Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve (local) Montgomery County Farm Tour (local): Saturday, 7/28 - 7/29 Monument Valley Tribal Park: Home of The Mittens, two prominent buttes.  Mount Rushmore National Park Service National Trolley Museum (local) Pike and Rose (local) Smithsonian Museums, Galleries, and Zoo (local) Taste of Wheaton (local) Visit Montgomery Calendar of Events (local) Waredaca Brewing Company (local) Zion National Park Other Items of Interest: Bill Bryson: Well regarded humorous travel writer.  Chatham University, Falk School of Sustainability & Environment, Master of Arts in Food Studies Read the transcript. 

The news includes: MyHeritage announced the addition in May of another 1 billion records, bringing the total to over 9 billion records. They just added 11 new collections with another 9.8 million records. MyHeritage has moved the Pedigree View of family trees from View Only Mode to full Edit Mode, allowing the addition, deletion, and editing of records while viewing the tree. Findmypast has added Chicago Roman Catholic baptisms, marriages, and burial records, as well as parish records. New Irish National School Registers have also been added. Drew shares highlights of new and expanded FamilySearch collections. Drew discusses the recent security hack of MyHeritage user email addresses and hashed (encrypted) passwords. In addition, he discusses MyHeritage's release of its new Two-Factor Authentication facility, which provides stronger security if you choose to use it. Listener email includes: Judy asks about Mindy Jacox's Online research log. Barbara tells us about libraries' use of RBDigital's service that provides library patrons with free access to magazine titles. George reminds everyone that public libraries provide online access to people with library cards to databases, newspapers, magazines, and digital collections with a simple login. Ralph wants to know more about the New York records that are being focused on by Reclaim the Records (reclaimtherecords.org). Margie discusses Drew's interview with Tim Pinnick and his mention of Roslyn, Washington. She talks about the many diverse cemeteries there and its historical past. Jim provides insights into Kristopher's search for ancestors in Poland (Episode 341) and suggests some excellent free resources at JewishGen (jewishgen.org). The Guys extensively discuss how to get the most out of bookmarks in your browser. George discusses how to organize bookmarks, and the fact that you can bookmark more than just webpages. Drew provides some insights from his experience.

In this week's episode, Sara has found some notable new non-fiction books; Nicole gives us the low-down on RB Digital and how you can read magazines on your devices; and Lori Abbatepaolo talks about this year's Middle Country Reads in the Focus segment.

Digital Services Librarian Natalie introduces FVRL's digital content collection. Download popular eBooks and audiobooks online from Overdrive, cloudLibrary and RBdigital.

Welcome to this week's podcast. This week I'm encouraging you to figure out ways to begin homeschooling for free. With so many resources at our fingertips- both online and locally- the sky is the limit for free homeschool options! Reasons to consider homeschooling for free: You don't have to spend a fortune, but you can. I like to set my disclaimer that it's perfectly okay to spend money on your kids however you see fit. After all, they're your kids. But just know that you and I don't have to spend a fortune to accomplish the goal of educating our kids. Be willing to spend on quality items and services. This is a must for our family since we love art and music. We invest our money into long term goals to equip our kids with certain music and art skills that we may not possess. I feel like it's money well spent- but I have to make choices about where my money goes. Rather than spending a fortune on curriculum, many times I choose to place it on services that would be hard to come by in curriculum or book formats. This is where you have to decide what's more important: products or services- and how much, if any, you want to spend on either. Homeschooling for free comes with a price: the price of making intentional choices! Be very selective about your time. What does homeschooling for free look like for your family? Is it always about money, or does it include how you spend your time? Cutting back on time outside of the home has helped us this semester to focus on what really matters in our home. It also reduces the amount of money we spend while out and about! In our case, time is just as important as money, and I've found great improvements in our lifestyle by not only looking at our bank accounts but also our time management. Resources mentioned on this podcast Student News (Now CNN10) -student news in 10 minutes Library resources: look for Lynda.com, audiobook services and apps: Hoopla Digital, RBDigital, Enki, interlibrary loans Languages: Duolingo, Mango Languages National Geographic Learning Resources: Khan Academy- Khan Academy is a nonprofit with the mission of providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. Offers Free Online Courses, Lessons & Practice: math, art, computer programming, economics, physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, finance, history, and more. Enchanted Learning- Enchanted Learning Software creates children's educational web sites and games designed to stimulate creativity, learning, enjoyment, and imagination. Starfall- a publicly supported non profit organization, teaching kids phonics for over a decade Ambleside-a free homeschool curriculum that uses Charlotte Mason's classically-based principles to prepare children for a life of rich relationships with everything around them: God, humanity, and the natural world Easy Peasy Homeschool- a complete and free K-12 Christian curriculum online Teachers Pay Teachers- online marketplace for original educational resources Currclick- online classes and curriculum right at your fingertips Don't forget to catch a bit of R&R and treat yourself, homeschool mom! Our Sponsor: Phonics Museum (pick up your freebies here!) Again, this week’s awesome sponsor is Phonics Museum by Veritas Press. If you have kids that are learning to read, be sure to check out the Phonics Museum app (in which you will receive a 2-week free trial) and pick up your freebies (an ebook, an activity book, and a printable activity for emerging readers). Check out their video to find out more... Grab your free gifts and get a free 2-week trial! You’ll get: An eBook early primer reader called: The Bug In The Mug On the Rug The activity eBook/print out called – “My Alphabet Book” Phonics Museum Paper Tube Activity Print Out That's it for this week. Please reach out to me if you have any questions. Happy Homeschooling! ~Demetria

Erik from Root Simple tells how he finds and uses all sorts of cool stuff that is available from your local library, either in person or using their digital tools. To find Public Domain books like Moby Dick, do a Google Books search Craftsman Magazine by Gustav Stickley is available several places: http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DLDecArts/DLDecArts-idx?type=browse&scope=DLDecArts.HomeDesign https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000060729 https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=The+Craftsman+Magazine Ask your local library about what electronic resources they offer RB Digital is one tool Lynda.com, a great site of video tutorials is available through many libraries. Hoopla is an audiobook app libraries offer. PDF books blurb.com makes a PDF Erik has built a trellis around his beehives https://www.rootsimple.com/2017/11/bee-trellis/ And reglazed a window https://www.rootsimple.com/2017/10/how-to-apply-window-glazing-putty/ Use our Amazon link and support GardenFork, it does not affect the prices you pay: http://amzn.to/2zpkk5i Support GardenFork, become a monthly supporter on Patreon: http://patreon.com/gardenfork , or via PayPal. Get our email newsletter, sign up here! Watch us on YouTube: www.youtube.com/gardenfork GardenFork’s Facebook Discussion group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1692616594342396/ Visit our website, http://gardenfork.tv

Talked with Sarah Smedley, Talking Books Manager and Chris Jankow, System Activities Coordinator, Palm Beach County Library. Sarah works with the Talking Books division. It's a free service for folks who qualify (Doctor authorization required). It provides Braille and recorded material to Palm Beach County residents who are certified legally blind, visually impaired or physically handicapped and can't hold a book. The physical limitations do not have to be permanent in order to qualify. Listeners can reach Sarah at 561-649-5486. Chris works on a variety of programs. Right now he's compiling the list of authors who are going to be part of their 10th annual "Writer's Live" series, including Tim Dorsey and JJ Jance. They have lots of digital programs including: Hoopla Digital, Axis 360, Freegal, Overdrive, RB Digital, Flipster, Press Reader and Full Text Finder. They also have programs in the libraries such as Tai Chi, Drawing Still Lifes, Educational Seminars on Health Insurance, etc. There are also volunteer opportunities. Listeners can find out more about the library by going to www.pbclibrary.org

We got the beat…well, Dave does! We talk about how to get good deals and a free education with iPad Pro and some spiffy new headphones. iTunes U Collections are on the move and digital magazines are free with your trusty, dusty library card. There are new tutorial videos for iPad you’ll want to check out. Apps aren’t always used for their original purposes and Melissa finally finds an iPhone clip that hasn’t been murdered by the Arizona sun! Full show notes are on our website InTouchwithiOS.com iTunes U Collections Are Moving to Apple Podcasts — MacStories Apple hypes iOS 11 with new iPad Pro videos — The Verge How to get free digital magazines from your library — cnet RB Digital Free digital magazines with your participating public library with a twenty-first century twist! You just need your library card number, an RB Digital login, and the iOS app. Dave’s iPad Pro 10.5 256 GB Recap: He was able to return his iPad and swap it out from a 64GB to 256GB as well as take advantage of the Beats promotion for Education. Previously he purchased a new MacBook Pro and they let him get the Beats Solo3 Wireless headphones for free. The Beats X bluetooth are free with iPad Pro, but he opted to go with the Powerbeats 3 earphones for $50 which is $150 the price. He also reviews the case he bought that holds Apple Pencil. KHOMO iPad Pro 10.5 Inch Case with Pen Holder Apple’s back-to-school deals include free $300 headphones when you buy a new Mac or iPad — Business Insider Buy a Mac or iPad Pro. We’ll supply the Beats. — Apple We discuss sharing an Apple ID and how managing Contacts and groups is still challenging in iOS 10. Will it remain a challenge in iOS 11? • Apps & Tips:HoursTracker Melissa challenges us to think about an app we use in a way other than its intended use. Learn more about HoursTracker here. Hamilton – The Official App David enjoys the game Heads Up!The trivia game from Ellen DeGeneres that she plays on her show — AppAdvice Melissa reviews an iPhone car clip by LaRen — finally something that just may hold up to the hot, Arizona sun! • Contact: email us • like our Facebook page, tweet @InTouchwithiOS, @TheMacMommy or @daveg65 • Meta: ITWIOS 011 Beat Deals with iPad and iOS 11 was recorded August 25, 2017. “Please Listen Carefully” by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. In Touch with iOS is an independently produced podcast, publication and social identity and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple Inc. iOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. All other Apple Inc. trademarks discussed are property of Apple Inc. A full list of Apple trademarks is available here. Sometimes we use affiliate links for products in show notes. Unless otherwise noted, these products or services are not a sponsor. Your patronage helps to support our content production at no additional cost to you and does not alter our honest opinion of said product or service.

Los RBDs nos apoyamos en las buenas y en las malas. Nuestro programa 96 va en honor a Christian y su respuesta como siempre superó nuestras espectativas. ¡Muchas Gracias por su aPOLLO!

Nuestro Programa no. 95 estuvo increíble con muchísimas rolitas poco convencionales, digna de nuestra colección. Muchísimas Gracias por hacer de RBDigital un gran programa !

OUCH !!! Que Buen Programa, me encantan los programas en los que ustedes no dejan de pedir sus rolitas, eso hace nuestro proyecto cada vez más intenso y con más seguidores ¡Muchas Gracias!

Tal y como lo prometí, más que un ESPECIAL aqui tienes un podcast ÚNICO con la mayoría de los Remixe's de Anahi de RBDigital ! DALE PLAY ? Gracias por comentar

Nuestro programa no. 92 estuvo padrísimo, Muchísimas Gracias por TODA su Intensidad ReBelDes, ustedes sí que le dan Vida a nuestro proyecto !

Nuestro Programa No. 91 tiene de todo !!! Muchísimas Gracias por apoyar con sus downloads a este proyecto que hacemos con tanto cariño ! Dj FerPOP

Asi celebramos otro cumple de Mai pero a lo RBDigital, con la Trivia, el LIVE, sus peticiones, y el Remix De La Semana !!!! WOOOOOW !!

Nuestro Programa no.89 te da un Motivo más para seguirnos, sólo que ahora....mucho más sexy !

El programa de esta semana estuvo increíble con 6,700 personas conectadas !!!! WOW !!!

Nuestro festejo por el programa no. 87 estuvo súper prendido, con muchísima gente conectada, twitteando el poutpurri de Tibiriche, contestando La Trivia, pidiendo sus rolitas y comentando nuestra #Absurda3D y el Remix De La Semana. Muchísimas Gracias por mantener viva la locura de RBDigital.

Nuestro programa no. 19 quedó buenísimo con nuestras secciónes acostumbradas el LIVE desde España. LA TRIVIA, Sus Peticiones, El Estreno de "Rendirme en tu Amor", Las Noticias y el Remix de la Semana. ¡No te lo pierdas!

Nuestro capítulo no 86 entre otras cosas ha logrado el record de más de 3000 twitts x hra !!! Otro record que ustedes logran con nuestra magia. Muchas Gracias !!!

Nuestro Programa está cada vez más RBD con el ?LIVE?, La Trivia, Los Recuerdos, sus peticiones y por supuesto el RemixDeLaSemana !!! Muchas Gracias por TODO su apoyo !

A nuestro programa no. 17 no le falta nada, tiene la TRIVIA, Los Mejores Recuerdos, Las Noticias, el LIVR y por supuesto 'El Remix de la Semana' ¡Gracias por sus comentarios!

Este es un programa muy especial porque vamos a analizar cada una de las personalidades de los integrantes de RBD ¿Cuál es tu favorito?

Para nuestro programa no. 13 venimos con TODO : La Trivia, sus peticiones, El LIVE y el Remix de la Semana. Gracias por mantener nuestro Delirio VIVO !

Este es nuestro programa no.12 con todos tus recuerdos mas Rebeldes : Anahi, Dulce Maria, Alfonso, Christian, Christopher y el Remix de la Semana. Gracias por comentar.

Como Siempre Mil Gracias por acompañarnos en otra edición, Hoy la no. 11 de #RBDigital, en el que platicaremos del estreno de Dos Hogares, el lanzamiento de Extranjera 2nda parte, lo que está pasando con Uckermann y su "Apaga la Máquina" y también Poncho que se cambia de equipo. No te lo pierdas !

Ya estamos aquí como cada semana con lo mejor de la RBDmanía, en este nuestro programa no. 10 ¿Que rápido pasa el tiempo no? (Y si no que le pregunten HOY a Anahí). Esta semana estrenamos el sencillo de Extranjera de Dulce María. ?Gracias por comentar

No te pierdas nuestro programa no. 84 !!!

Una de las cosas que más me gusta de este programa es que nunca sabes lo que va a pasar y eso lo hacen ustedes con sus peticiones. Checa el resultado !!!

Para nuestro episodio no. 82 les tengo un programa inédito, con la mayoría de los remixes que ustedes han hecho sus favoritos, juntos en un sólo podcast !!! Que mejor manera de festejar no? jajaja

Creo que el título lo dice todo : Extremadamente Intenso !!!

Nuestro capítulo 75 vuelve a romper el record de audiencia, con un playlist increíble. Gracias a TODOS ustedes !!!

WOW la 2nda parte de nuestro especial está padrísimo !!! Muchisimas Gracias por TODO su apoyo !!!

Este por mucho ha sido uno de los mejores programas de RBDigital c/ 17 mil Rebeldes conectados WOW !

Asi festejamos nuestro programa no. 72 con más de 14 mil RBD's conectados WOW !!

Un capítulo muy muy divertido y extremadamente Anahizánte !!! No te lo pierdas !!! =)

Nuestro capítulo 69 es TODO un especial a 4 años de distancia !!! Con las mejores rolitas de la ReBelDemanía !! Nuevamente ustedes rompen nuestro récord Muchas Gracias !!!

Con el episodio no. 68 traemos una Trivia muy TraumaVondy, un ♫LIVE♫ muy dulce y el Estreno de "Es un Drama" de Dulce María. Muchas Gracias por su intensidad !

Celebrando nuestro programa 67 con lo mejor de RBD y 290 mil RBD's Conectados !!! De nueva cuenta ustedes nos llevan más allá de los límites !!! Gracias =)

WOW No tengo Ya palabras para describir la intensidad con la que nos muestran su fidelidad semana a semana....Muchísimas Gracias =)

Aqui tienes la 1er entrega de nuestra colección de Remixes de la Semana !