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The book examines the relationships between Byrd — the longest-serving senator in U.S. history — and each president from Dwight D. Eisenhower to Barack Obama, and Byrd's impact on major events during their administrations.
Corbin will speak at the Settle Session — named for award-winning author and West Virginia native Mary Lee Settle — at 10 a.m. on Oct. 13 at the Book Festival in the Charleston Civic Center.
Corbin worked in the Senate for 26 years, the last 16 for Byrd. He also served on the staffs of former Senate majority leaders George Mitchell and Tom Daschle.
"The first two chapters in my book will focus on the social and cultural background where Senator Byrd grew up," Corbin said Tuesday. "I also write about how close Byrd and John F. Kennedy became after Kennedy became president."
Byrd said he was honored when Kennedy presented him with his law degree during the June 1963 graduation ceremony at American University in Washington.
"Byrd held more Senate leadership positions than anyone else, including majority whip and majority leader, but he did not always have easy elections," Corbin said. "He often defeated very well-known senators for leadership positions, including Senators Joe Clark and Hubert Humphrey. He also defeated Ted Kennedy for majority whip."
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Our guide was a young blonde woman who knew her architecture, but her jokes were older than she was and completely unnecessary. She was pleasant enough without reciting the corny jokes.
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The Wendella Boat tours sail with 67 years of historical experience under their (life)vests. There's a feeling of awe as you pass under the double decker Michigan Ave. bridge and glide into the Locks. As the Captain slips past Navy Pier, remember that when I was a child there were ocean freighters that still docked here amid steady decline. The new 100' Ferris wheel allows a birdseye view of the city but when my mother was a child it was twice that size! My heart catches in my throat at the grandeur of the Pier today! We sail North first to see the amazing architecture of the John Hancock building (go later and have a drink at the 95th floor bar) and the Prudential Building before heading South to view the:
Re-entering the Chicago River gives us time to study architecture spanning the generations with too many for me to report in earnest with this word count!
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For the uninitiated, the sport may seem like it's just a leisurely diversion enjoyed by groups of flip-flop clad young men with nothing else to do on sunny afternoons, but this weekend, players will get the chance to showcase the sport's more competitive side as the local disc golf club and the town of Mountain Village put on the first annual Disc Golf Tournament.
According to local disc golf club member Mike Hover, this weekend's tournament offers a chance for all players – from never-evers to the most dedicated disc golfers – to participate in the sport in an organized fashion. The tournament, which starts Saturday, marks the first organized tournament event ever planned for the Mountain Village's Double Cabins disc golf course.
"The tournament is primarily an opportunity to get people together of all different skill levels and have a really fun time," says Hover, who has competed in numerous disc golf tournaments in his hometown of Baton Rouge, La., where the sport is popular.
The tournament is the flagship event for the burgeoning disc golf club, whose mission is to promote the sport locally. The club, currently comprised of six diehard local disc golfers, was organized this summer by Hover and Cade Lancaster in an effort to create a more structured environment for the area's disc golfers, but also to draw in more potential players. The hope is that this weekend's tournament will provide an inroad for new players, as well as help galvanize old players to become more involved in advancing the sport locally.
"Disc golf has a reputation of being just for recreation, but there is a whole other world out there, where people are actually playing the sport competitively and making a living doing it," Hover explains, noting that many professional disc golf associations as well as amateur disc golf clubs are now springing up around the country.
Since Hover moved to Telluride in 2005, he's watched both local disc golf courses (one in Telluride's Town Park, and the more official Double Cabins course in Mountain Village) become increasingly busy. As to why more people are catching the disc golf bug has to do with its hospitable and inclusive nature. "I've seen 3-year-olds to people well past middle age out there playing… it's a sport almost anyone can play, at almost any age," Hover says.
The game is played like regular golf, using a disc similar to a Frisbee with one point/stroke counted each time the disc is thrown. The goal is to get three or less points/strokes per hole.
The tournament will be capped at 36 players per day, playing in groups of four. Each group will play two rounds of nine holes in the morning, and two rounds of nine holes in the afternoon, with a break for lunch. Competition will continue Sunday, and Hover says players are still welcome to compete, even if they can't stick it out for all 36 holes.
He also encourages new and inexperienced players to sign up for the tournament, which thanks to support from Mountain Village, is completely free of charge. "There will be lots of disc golf club members out there both days, available to answer any questions about the game, give instruction or explain etiquette rules," says Hover.
Each competitor will receive two Innova discs, a mid-range and a driver, to keep; there will also be tournament schwag like T-shirts and hats, as well as prizes for each division's low scorers.
Registration for the event is from 8-9 a.m. Saturday morning, at the picnic table near the Double Cabin disc golf course's first tee box (across the street from the Market at Mountain Village). There will be a players meeting from 9-9:30 a.m., and a shotgun start to the tournament at 9:45 a.m. Winners will be announced and prizes distributed at the completion of the tournament on Sunday.
"Most of all we're just trying to promote disc golf and get more people involved, and hopefully get nine more baskets for next year," Hover says of the coming weekend's tournament.
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The Sioux Falls-based Burger King franchise, whose locations include Yankton, Vermillion and Beresford, has strived for nearly 40 years to help its customers, employees and the communities it serves.
"It all comes down to people," said Tom Walsh Jr., who owns Dakota King, Inc., with his father, Tom Walsh Sr. "If your people know you care and you take care of your people, they'll take care of everything else."
In recognition of their commitment and success, the father and son were recently named as finalists for Burger King's North America Franchisee of the Year Award. Candidates for the award are chosen based on successful operations, sales, community involvement and overall business model.
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"Our franchisees' commitment to the Burger King brand and dedication to service at every one of their restaurants is the reason that the brand continues to solidify its position as the QSR food authority," said Steve Wiborg, North America president of Burger King Worldwide, in a news release. "Guest service and the happiness of their employees are a top priority for Tom Walsh Sr. and Tom Walsh Jr., which is why they have continued to experience great success at all of their Burger King restaurant locations, performing nearly 10 percent above peer average."
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Walsh Jr. said that in addition to developing its employees within its operations, Dakota King, Inc., also has successfully promoted community involvement with its workers. He said he has seen many employees go above and beyond their normal duties, including visiting regular customers in the hospital.
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NEW: RI Gov Chafee Calls for Talk Show Host DePetro to be Fired
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Governor Chafee's Spokesperson Christine Hunsinger told GoLocalProv.com, "Chafee signed the petition (to remove DePetro) because he has daughters."
Chafee's pledge is one of 17 Democratic elected officials who have signed a pledge started by the organization, "For Our Daughters," -- a group tied to a number of Rhode Island leading union officials. The pledge says, "We have asked Rhode Island elected officials and candidates running for office not to go on any WPRO talk show until WPRO ends their relationship with John DePetro."
WPRO is owned by Cumulus Media, Inc.
Chafee's Previously Banned Talk Radio
This is the second time Chafee has battled with talk radio. In 2010, Michael Harrison, Publisher of "Talkers Magazine" criticized Governor Chafee's ban on his administration's association with talk radio.
In an interview with Harrison, GoLocalProv asked him for his thoughts on the Governor's notion to put a limit on talk radio within his administration. Harrison had heard about it and had an opinion on it.
"The Governor forgot for a moment that he was elected Governor, not king. His statement and position was off base and quite ignorant on several levels... constitutionally, academically and economically. I'm glad he has since retreated from his remarkable foolishness."
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Formerly a nightly news reporter for WJAR, Tremmel was fired from the "Team You Trust" after two clips, one of her performing on-air handstands, and the other offering tips on what to do during a bear attack, went viral.
The video became an internet sensation, but long-time Channel 10 newsman Jim Taricani called Tremmel's antics "a smudge on our station's reputation."
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frank bentley
pressure mounting.."stress leave BS" won't save him
David Beagle
Big question, who has a higher approval rating, Chafee or DePetro?
paul zecchino
When they speak nonsense, why not simply let them continue to speak it? When they're in process of demolishing themselves, why interfere?
michael riley
i agree with Paul Zecchino... but if wpro thinks they can do better they should
Redd Ratt
I agree with PZ and MR. An unpopular lame duck Governor is hardly going to galvanize opposition to wpro. It will be interesting to see if there was an actual threat levied at his place of work and if there was harassment before the slurs against women. We already know that the unions aren't afraid of bullying for Liedecker.
john paycheck
if you don't like it.......um..uhh.......maybe just change the channel.
last I heard, it's a free country....nobody is forcing people to listen to the show.
this is a capitalistic society... ones value rises and falls based on economic contribution and performance.
there is always somebody that will dislike anything.
suppose we start outlawing npr... they say a lot of things I disagree with and are unfair and biased.. and they are financed by my tax money...
Stephen DeNinno
I would like nothing better than to see John DePetro fired. However, the Governor should mind his own damn business.
David Beagle
The whole thing is being blown up out of proportion by angry union hacks. Unions would stifle any type of speech that put them in a bad light, just like in communist countries. WPRO will be the loser if DePetro turns nice, and makes old ladies' stories about Rocky Point his big topic.
Sammy Arizona
The radio ratings manipulator, and pea-party favorite DePetro threw his wife under the bus and is now involved in a messy sex scandal is a vile and nauseating individual.
The conservative DePetro is a perfect broadcasting partner for the right-wing-nut and TWICE convicted felon Buddy Cianci
Faux News Sean Hannity has elevated Cianci, to his "Great American Panel" could DePetro be next ?? ... LOL
None of WPRO's or WHJJ's pseudo conservatives would make it on Arizona talk radio, right-winger-rubes here demand a much higher level of CRAZY, and a lot more venomous hate speech. Like righties everywhere they do have a soft spot for convicted felons, so they might tolerate Buddy Cianci,
Happy Holidays...Sammy in Arizona
Stephen DeNinno
David Beagle, This man said that unions should not be able to exercise their first amendment rights to picket Gina Raimondo. Just who is against free speech? The man is a poor excuse for a supposedly religious man. He fought so hard for the stupid christmas tree, and other religious causes like the school banner. He even advocated violence against the Atheist. Meanwhile in his own real world, it's calling women whores, cheating on ratings, cheating on his wife. Threatening the HUSBAND of his girlfriend through text messages. Yup another fine conservative right wing religious person.
G Godot
Cianci a "right wing nut". That the ONLY insult you can hurl - regardless of the circumstance? The City Unions, cashing their fat pay and pension checks never thought Buddy a "right winger" - "right wingers" don't spend like that. Perhaps you will get a dictionary for Christmas and learn some new words to attempt to demean people with, regardless of party or philosophy.
G Godot
Lame duck Governor Gump, legacy admission at Camp Bruno, (grad school "Linc" in what? horse shoes) isn't half as smart as he thinks he is. Never confuse a trust fund wife and the good name of your father with qualifications for public office. Bye, Linc, maybe the Department of Interior needs a horse shoe expert or someone to run a task force on underage drinking and driving by the "privileged class".
Ed Doyle
I do not listen to DePetro because I find his treatment of women disgusting and his flip-flopping on issues just so he can continue his shock value. However, I absolutely believe in the first amendment of the Constitution. Any elected official that has been pressuring WPRO to fire him is in fact turning their backs on that amendment. We have seen RI elected officials attack the second amendment and now the first amendment. What will the next amendment be that they attack? Don't listen, turn the channel whatever but remember the oath you took to uphold the constitution and all of its amendments.
I ask Mr. DePetro to resign from the air waves. I also will not listen to WPRO if they cave into the pressure because it will begin the slippery road to any radio, television, newspaper or internet publication being squashed when an elected official does not like what they hear. This my friends is indeed tyranny! Mr. DePetro please resign.
G Godot
As much as I loathed the prevaricators at Al Goron's "Scare America" I figured the market would take care of them and it did. It's a dangerous game when politicians (you can trust) start calling for the firing of talk show hosts becaus ethey don't like what they hear. Orwell would love it.
G Godot
I have not3ed that in left wing dominated one tack railroad liberal ststes, conservative talk shows have some popularity and in the "red" states there are popular liberal talk shows. The smarter among us always seek balance when and where they can get it. No doubt each side thinks the world would by a better place if only they could shut the other side up. Not so.
G Godot
The guy who replaced Glover on HJJ seems to be doing a good job trying to be fair to both sides. When talk radio started way beck when an attempt at fairness was common. No more. I suppose Glover's ratings were in the tank and she had to go. Doesn't seem to stop PMSNBC, and CNN, though.


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