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CSPAN2 Open Phones With Robert Edsel February 22, 2014

I had the determination to be a professional tennis player. I had some qualifying tournaments and had some success, but i came to the conclusion i couldnt be great, and that was important to me, so i had to let go of it. It was a very, very difficult thing to do, but it helped me in ways i couldnt foresee at the time when i was thinking about selling my oil and Gas Exploration basis, that was difficult too. Id done it once before or and survive ised that, so it was a great enthusiasm of mine to be able to go take some time off and learn about things i didnt know about. Host whered you grow up . Guest i was born in oak park, illinois, but i spent most of my time if dallas. My parents are from oklahoma, but moved to dallas in 1960. I was educated there, went to several different colleges and, ultimately, built my Business Career working out of dallas. Host when did you get interested in art and history . Guest ive always been interested in history, but i really didnt know much about art.

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CSPAN2 Book TV February 22, 2014

Thank you very much. [applause] you will be willing to sign books . Yes. [silence] welcome to booktv, 40 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend on cspan2. Here is a look at some of the programs you will see this weekend on booktv. Peter mansoor robert edsel author of the Monuments Men takes your emails for an hour live on booktv. Steven jimenez argues the killing of Matthew Shepard in 1998 was not an antigay hate crime bill was the result of a drugrelated robbery gone wrong. Phyllis says lawyer describes her experience as a jewish woman in afghanistan married to a muslim fundamentalist. Richard benjamin to talk about down to the crossroads civil rights, black power and the march against fear on booktvs afterwards. This and much more on booktv on cspan2. The full schedule is available at booktv. Org. Here is a look at the top 10 bestselling nonfiction books according to indy bounds. Number one on the list is everything i need to know i learned from a little golden book. Sec

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Andy McKelvey, Glenamohill, Fintown, Donegal - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport

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Bethany Jones Salon is Hairdresser of The Year winner | Isle of Wight County Press

Shanklin-based Bethany Jones Salon is the winner of the County Press Hairdresser of the Year 2021 title.

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From an apple cart to a N J institution, Delicious Orchards pioneer dead at 94

From an apple cart to a N.J. institution, Delicious Orchards pioneer dead at 94 Updated Mar 06, 2021; Posted Mar 06, 2021 Carroll (Skip) W. Barclay, Jr., who turned Delicious Orchards in Colts Neck into a major food market.Freeman Funeral of Freehold Facebook Share Carroll “Skip” W. Barclay, Jr., a New Jersey farmer who turned a small produce stand into one of New Jersey’s best-known food markets, Delicious Orchards, died Monday. He was 94. The Colts Neck institution now 350 employees large and with 2.5 million visitors a year dates back more than a century to 1911. According to his obituary, Barclay inherited the apple orchard from his grandfather and in 1959 began hauling wagonloads of apples to County Route 537. The next year, he scaled up to a 1,200-square-foot stand to meet demand. Less than a decade later, he and his wife bought a red brick building to house Delicious Orchards on Route 34, and the rest is history.

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