that is desma in the net show. also in afghanistan michelle finds herself working alongside a nobleman named debbie hilton who is 30 years her senior. she will become a grandmother during deployment. in her early 50s well in afghanistan, the longest serving women in the national guard unit and was happy to integrate women and always wanted to serve in the military and when she learned to she would not go to afghanistan deployment comitia ultimately went but was told she could not go up first she was devastated. she always wanted to serve her country overseas an awful hard -- and believed in the war in afghanistan. she did not have the internal conflict if it was a good war or not. and she really wanted to be with her unit. so that core battalion to be deployed was devastating so she talked her way in to join the unit when they were part way through their training and they got to go to afghanistan. next to leave this part i did read and that may re-read peats for those who also heard it but it is the funniest moment

so desma d.c. has a job on a military base, which is a member of the national guard she's able to hold it now that she's transitioning out, not wearing a uniform anymore, she is a two month when you were she could hold the job. so she will be looking for another job. she won't go to keep working on that job on the base and she's no longer a member of the military. so she's very much in transition right at this moment. the she's so good with technology she heard he has a friend recruiting her to come market is tech

so desma d.c. has a job on a military base, which is a member of the national guard she's able to hold it now that she's transitioning out, not wearing a uniform anymore, she is a two month when you were she could hold the job. so she will be looking for another job. she won't go to keep working on that job on the base and she's no longer a member of the military. so she's very much in transition right at this moment. the she's so good with technology she heard he has a friend recruiting her to come market is tech company. so they're all doing really well. nec desma in the book getting a lot of therapy for ptsd and see two different forms of therapy which is successful and why, too. okay, so i will sign some books. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> and in new york at the javits center with the publishing industry is meeting for its annual convention, mariji ross joins us. what are some of the big titles regnery has coming out this fall? >> inks for asking. it's delightful to be her

and uc desma in the book getting a lot of their paid for ptsd in two different forms that is successful and why. i will sign some books. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> it is said to our of the new york public library joined by isaac gewirtz what do you do here at the library? >> i am curator of henry and albert berg collection of english literature. worked in the new york public library in the past and was later a curator at methodist university and downtown at the theological seminary and got a doctorate and renaissance history at columbia and that led to me being here. >> host: how long have you been at the new york public library? >> as curator september 2000. >> host: you brought up things to show us. >> the berg has 2,000 linear feet of archives and printed items and $400 but this is what i like to call the tip of the berg. we have the only surviving manuscript of police on it satires and paradoxes done in his lifetime. not in his hand but in the hand of his secretary and personal assistant. this has the highest authority deriving directly from his own manuscrip

desma you will see she has the job on a military base. as a member of the national guard she can hold and now she is transitioning out not wearing the uniform she has a two month window she can still hold the jobs issue will be looking for another job she cannot keep working in that job when no longer a member of the military says she is in transition right now but she is so good with technology she already has a friend that is recruiting her to work at his company. they're all doing really well. and uc desma in the book getting a lot of their paid for ptsd in two different forms that is successful and why. i will sign some books. thank you. [applause] he quickly tried to explain in arabic to these illiterate yemeni tribesmen that this is not a bomb, it's a vacuum cleaner. and, of course, the yemenis have never seen a vacuum cleaner. they don't know what a vacuum cleaner would do. but his arabic was good enough to get him past this moment of danger. and he wrote in a letter afterwards, he told his wife that throughout the incident he was