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Of livelihood. I think, i did not really hear what you heard about the ids, but it was an important part of the conversation in terms of veteran experience, being a very important part of the fabric of peoples lives. Yes, i had had not really heard so much about the identity prize for fiction. This is live is live coverage on book tv. Tonights book festival im here as its a tremendous up pleasure to introduce the next speaker, and to think you first of all the library foundation, humanities and all the other sponsors this is probably a good time to remind you to make sure yourself silent. Ever...

So that would be heard on the tv please welcome candace morgan. [applause] edition to those people who celebrate the est. Library squaring house the only state in the union that has such an element and collect the list of bookseller challenge an organ i will think powells and also cnn and also chris of the american and booksellers that arranged for this and other locations in the country so to each of these several pleasant questions and then to of questions and answers. Of the increase of those that were in challenged so the American Library association in for them to have this with the ameri...

And then you are likely to die when youre 67 or 68, so today, the Fastest Growing age group is in this country is people over the age of 85 and the second is over the age of 100, so we are living really 20, 30 years longer than our parents or grandparents did, so as we think about public policies, about not only Social Security and medicare, but mobility and this whole wealth of brainpower that is just sitting there in their 60s and 70s and 80s. How can we as a society engage the 50 plus generation in helping us to solve some of our ills in this country . Host why is it that we are living long...

Aging, Joanne Jenkins who also serves as ceo of aarp. Ms. Jenkin, 60 is the new 40, right ms. Jenkins, 60 has been afforded, right . No, that is not true. 50 years ago 50 and it looks good. That is part of what disrupt aging is all about. The way we are a genus changing and 50 is not the 30th 60 is not the new 40. It is okay and we ought to be c comfortable with what age we are, that middle age is really extending well beyond 60 and 65 but this increased longevity. People are living centaur make him a 30 years than they ever anticipated. What does that mean Public Policy wise what does that me...