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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Feb. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Continental Who s Who would like to proudly acknowledge Mark T.C. Bounds for his professional accomplishments as a successful author and self-publisher in 2020.
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Mark T.C. Bounds, a native Texan, is a world-traveled author who began his travels at six weeks old. He has been traveling and living a bohemian, free-spirited lifestyle ever since. Throughout his travels, he has lived in Northern Italy as a child, Sicily as a young adult, and Spain in his thirties. He has also lived and traveled throughout the United States, graduating high school in Cushing, Oklahoma.
Lois Pope
Special to the Daily News
The first time I met Joe Biden was years ago when I was visiting my brother, Frank Berrodin, in Philadelphia. Frank, who was in the auto supply business, collected old Corvettes and invited me to drive with him to a dealership in Delaware, which his business serviced – Diver Chevrolet. The showroom sparkled with all the latest Chevys, especially a streamlined yellow Corvette Stingray slowly rotating on a huge disk in the middle of the showroom’s floor.
There was a young man sitting in the car and the dealership owner Cliff Diver (yes, that was really his name) asked us if we would like to meet him. It was Joe Biden, then a senator from Delaware. During our conversation, I learned that like my brother, Sen. Biden loved Corvettes and, like my brother, also collected the iconic American muscle car. In fact, Mr. Biden has said that the most prized car in his collection is a 1967 Goodwood-green Corvette that was given to him as a wedding gif
Discover DC s little-known stats, funny facts and family fun experiences
Presidential Pastimes
George Washington never lived in DC. The White House was completed a year after he died and the second U.S. President, John Adams, was the first to live there.
The statue of Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square (directly across from the White House) was partially made from British cannons that were taken in the War of 1812. It was also the first equestrian statue made in the U.S.
The White House has a total of 35 bathrooms.
George Washington was supposed to be buried at the U.S. Capitol but his will stated that he wanted to be buried at his home, Mount Vernon, just outside of DC in Virginia. You can pay your respects today when you tour his home and estate.
A West Virginia man who expressed concern about the outcome of the presidential election was arrested while walking near the U.S. Capitol after police found a pistol and ammunition in