[Nfb-seniors] How to Listen to recordings of past calls - RE:Senior Division conference calls 2016

Thu Mar 10 17:05:00 UTC 2016

This is great and thanks Rob for it
BTW is not the code
759633
You wrote
7859633
Just asking?

-----Original Message----- 
From: Robert Leslie Newman via Nfb-seniors
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2016 11:53 AM
To: 'NFB Senior Division list'
Cc: Robert Leslie Newman
Subject: [Nfb-seniors] How to Listen to recordings of past calls - RE:Senior 
Division conference calls 2016

Jan & Others

When wanting to listen to recordings of past calls, you can only find the
"menu of past calls" (which includes the reference number needed) from the
Senior Division's conference call page. Below I will paste in the list that
you can find on that page:

Accessing Recorded Calls by Phone:
It is possible to use your telephone to dial into where recorded copies of
our phone conferences are stored upon the Internet. Below, find a brief set
of instructions, followed by the information you need to listen to all the
conference recordings listed above.

Dial: (712) 432-1202. You will reach, "Free Conference Call Dot Com." At the
prompt, punch in the following access code- 7859633. You will next be asked
for the reference number for the recording you wish to listen to. Below are
the reference numbers for the above recorded calls:

.Getting About- Leisure Time, dining out, movies, museums, enjoying favorite
pastime activities. June 10th 2015- Hosted by Shelley Coppel: When asked for
the reference code, key in 12, followed by the Pound Key.

.Hobbies- Pursuing favorite hobbies and crafts, May 13th 2015- Hosted by
Marguerite Woods: When asked for the reference code, key in 11, followed by
the Pound Key.

.Organizing Paperwork, April 08th, 2015- Hosted by Ruth Sager: When asked
for the reference code, key in 10, followed by the Pound Key.

.Learning Braille, March 11th, 2015- Hosted by Shelley Coppel: When asked
for the reference code, key in 8, followed by the Pound Key.

.Cane Travel, February 24th, 2015- Hosted by Jeff Altman, and Maurice Peret:
When asked for the reference code, key in 7, followed by the Pound Key.

.Cooking by Touch, June 4th, 2014- Hosted by Jennifer. Wenzel: When asked
for the reference code, press 4, followed by the Pound Key.

.Blindness, A Family Dynamic, May 8th, 2014- Hosted by Fatos Floyd: When
asked for the reference code, press 3, followed by the Pound Key.

.Financial Management After Blindness, May 1st, 2014- Hosted by Bob Burns:
When asked for the reference code, press 2, followed by the Pound Key.

-----Original Message-----
From: Nfb-seniors [mailto:nfb-seniors-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Jan
Bailey via Nfb-seniors
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2016 10:11 AM
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Cc: Jan Bailey <jlb021951 at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Nfb-seniors] Senior Division conference calls 2016

When I called the second number it asked for a reference number or I could
listen to the last call, but I didn't hear any menu.
Jan

-----Original Message-----
From: Nfb-seniors [mailto:nfb-seniors-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Ruth
Sager via Nfb-seniors
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2016 3:28 PM
To: nfb-seniors at nfbnet.org
Cc: Ruth Sager <RSager at BISM.org>
Subject: [Nfb-seniors] Senior Division conference calls 2016

UPCOMING CONFERENCE CALLS
SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR DIVISION OF THE
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND
Once again the Senior Division of the NFB is proud to sponsor four upcoming
conference calls on a variety of topics with moderators presiding over each
call.  We hope these calls provide information and thoughtful discussions in
your local chapter and other senior meetings throughout the year.

If you have not yet been to a national convention of the NFB, we hope you
will reconsider and come and join us as we meet in Orlando, Florida for our
annual Division meeting Saturday July 2, 2016.  Time and place to be
announced in the agenda.

The numbers to dial are the same:

712-432-1500 with access code:

759633pound.  You will then be asked if this is correct as you hear the
access code repeated that you just dialed.  You are prompted to press
(1)  if the code is correct.  You then announce yourself by stating yor
name, and, you are entered into the conference call.

The time for the calls remains the same as well:

4:00  Eastern,
3:00  Central,
2:00  Mountain,
1:00  Pacific time.

I understand, in the past, we have had people join us from other time zones
such as Hawaii.  We are delighted that you have joined the call and hope you
will continue to do so.  Please determine for yourself the time to enter the
call if you live in another time zone  other than those listed above.
the call if missed, can be listened to again with a "playback" number which
will be given a few hours after the calls have taken place. The main
playback number is:  712-432-1202.  You will then be asked to choose from a
menu of numbers from 1 to about 13 up to 17 as each call is put on the list
in sequence of dates in which the conference call took place.

Calls for Spring 2016

Thursday, march 17, 2016  Losing Vision and Adapting to Life's Changes
moderated by Shelley Copel, South Carolina.

Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Churchgoing-Making Everyone more Comfortable with Our Blindness moderated by
Tom Anderson, president of the national Association of the Blind in
Communities of Faith, Kansas.

Wednesday, May 11, 2016
How To Solve The Little problems in Your Life When Significant Vision Loss
occurs moderated by Jan Bailey, Minnesota.

Wednesday, June8,  2016,  Let's Keep Writing and . Publishing and More,
moderator, from the Writer's Division of the NFB.

In order to obtain the best possible sound for
these calls, it is recommended that each caller,
after dialing in, press star 6 which puts you in
a "mute" mode.  You will be able to hear
everything during the call but background noise
from your location will not disturb others
listening in on the conversation.  When you wish
to speak and enter the discussion, press star 6
once again and you will be released from the
"mute" mode and able to participate.

It is also highly recommended that each person
wishing to speak state his or her name and wait
for the moderator to recognize you before
speaking.  We can have too many people trying to
seek the floor at one time and chaos can
occur.  The moderators will do their very best to
recognize as many callers as possible however,
they will determine the order in which speakers poceed.

Again, when finished with your comments, press
star 6 once again to go back into "mute" mode to
facilitate better, uncluttered communication for
everyone. If using your speaker on your phone,
you can also put the star 6 "mute" mode and
listen just the same.  However, in the past, we
have heard people moving about their home with
their speaker on.  So, please, please use the
star 6 "mute"  mode so you and everyone else can hear more clearly.

Please share this information with your friends
and especially newcomers to the federation
family.  I look forward to hearing and speaking
with many of you in the next several weeks.

Ruth Sager,

President,
NFB Senior Division

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Keep Smiling,
Janie Degenshein
"Happiness isn't having what you want, but wanting what you already have"
Facilitator of ECHO
(Eyes Closed Hearts Open)
President, National Federation of the Blind of New Jersey Senior Division
President, National Federation of the Blind of New Jersey Technology Division
NFBNJ newsline coordinator
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