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good afternoon. [inaudible conversations] good afternoon. thank you. this is not my microphone. i m not used to it so i couldn t hear it. thank you for joining us for our program with author amy goldstein who will discuss her book janesville an american story the my name is renee and i m the programming and outreach coordinator at the public library. at this time i would like to ask that you turn off for silence all of your electronic devices. also at the end of today s program ms. goldstein will have time for questions and answers and be available under the skylight to autograph looks. we do still have a few of available if you re interested in purchasing a book and you didn t get a yellow post-it with a number please fill in the back. also at the q&a i just want to make sure we are all going to be on our best behavior. ms. goldstein is here to talk about her book. she is not a politician. and you will get to ask questions like i said. raise your hand at night will bring
> good afternoon. good afternoon. thank you. this is not my mic i m not used to it so i kopght hear if you could hear me. thank you for joining us for ow program with author amy gold sustain who will discuss her book janesville an american story i m renée here at the public library. at this time, i would look to ask that you turn off or silence all of your electronic devices. also, at the end of today s program ms. goldstein will have time for question and answer and then be available under the skylight to autograph books. we do still have a few available i think if you re interested in purchasing a book and you didn t get a yellow post it with a number see phil in the back. also with the q and a, i just want to make sure that we re all going to be on our best behavior. [laughter] ms. goldstein is here to talk about her book. she s not a politician. [laughter] and you will get to ask questions like i said you ll raise your hand. i ll bring you the mic, and you don t need ple
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