Bill Gilbert

Larry King

Some find talking to others uncomfortable, difficult, or intimidating. Here is a way to overcome these communication challenges. HOW TO TALK TO ANYONE, ANYTIME, ANYWHERE is the key to building confidence and improving communication skills. Written by Larry King, this guide provides simple and practical advice to help make communication easier, more successful, and even more enjoyable. Anecdotes from a life spent talking--on television, radio, and in person,--add to the fun and value of the book. Learn what famous talkers say and how the way they say it makes them so successful. Lessons include: • How to overcome shyness and put other people at ease • How to choose an appropriate conversation topic for any situation • How to ace a job interview, run a meeting, and mingle at a cocktail party • What the most successful conversationalists have in common • The one great question you can ask to enhance your conversation with anyone, anytime, anywhere

The Secrets of Good Communication

How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere

Drawing on his original interviews, the Emmy-winning host of Larry King Live shares the heartwarming stories of fifty couples who met and fell in love during World War II, offering a poignant view of the personal side of the wartime experience and the legacy of relationships forged in the midst of tragedy. Reprint. 75,000 first printing.

Love Stories of World War II

A master of the art of conversation shares ideas on effective communication skills, explaining how to get one's message across, interest listeners, recover from mistakes, and develop self-confidence in situations ranging from business meetings and job interviews to giving a speech. Reprint. 35,000 first printing.

Chaia King

Talk-show host Larry King and his daughter share poignant memories of Chaia's childhood in this account of divorce and parenting told from both a child's and a father's point of view.

Daddy Day, Daughter Day

Emily Yoffe

Larry King's collection of stories garnered from his years in radio an television.

Tell it to the King

"Nomad I - the first of a saga of a cursed soul," is a sweeping epic that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Follow the heart-wrenching journey of the Nomad, a man plagued by a cursed past that threatens to consume him at every turn. As he travels the world in search of a way to lift the curse, he encounters all manner of dangers and challenges. But it is the weight of his curse that weighs heaviest on him, a constant reminder of the mistakes of his past. Despite the obstacles in his way, Nomad remains determined to find a way to break the curse and find peace. Along the way, he meets a cast of unforgettable characters. Filled with action, magic, and heart-wrenching emotion, "Nomad: The Cursed Soul's Journey" is a must-read for fans of epic fantasy and compelling fantasy novels.

Nomad I - the First of a Saga of a Cursed Soul

The Rich and Famous Write Their Own Epitaphs and Obituaries

Remember Me When I'm Gone

For this book, Larry King asked many people who knew Diana, some officially and some more personally, for their favorite memories. Some of these recollections are warm and intimate, celebrating Diana for her ability to make a human connection with everyone she met, others are perceptive and revealing, even about her human failings and frailties. Together, they coalesce into a multifaceted portrait of a woman that the world has long desired to know a little better.--From publisher description.

Cherished Memories of Diana, Princess of Wales, from Those who Knew Her Best

The People's Princess

When Larry King announced he would step down from his nightly live broadcast after more than 40,000 interviews, it signalled the end of an era in television history. At the same time, drama surrounding Larry's personal life was playing out in the headlines. Truth Be Told is a revealing and irresistibly entertaining look back on Larry's remarkable run at CNN, an honest look at Larry's own life, and a behind-the-scenes bird's-eye view of some of the marvellous people Larry has met and talked to throughout his career. This difficult period caused Larry to realize how much the world around him had changed over the course of his 50-year career. Looking at today's cultural and political luminaries as examples, Larry reflects on these changes and has a lot to say about everything and everyone: from marriage, politics, sports, and entertainment to the justice system, broadcasting, and the American future. This is a candid and surprising look inside the monumental career of one of the most powerful and legendary talk-show hosts as he signs off from the nightly television program that has been close to all of our hearts.

Truth Be Told

Nick Nanton

Jw Dicks

Ask the right questions and the answers will always reveal themselves. Oprah Winfrey You have to be quick to beat Larry King to the punch with a question. His life and livelihood has been based on questions. He worked his way up as an unknown quantity from Brooklyn, NY to become one of the best-known interviewers of high-profile public figures in the world. He does not typically ask complex questions, but instead, he asks thoughtful and straightforward questions which reveal information that would be interesting and meaningful to his audience. His coverage of the media over the years has included radio, newspapers and TV. Born to immigrant parents as Lawrence Leibel Harvey Zeiger, he started his media career with the stage name, Larry King. His story of working his way up the ladder of success is a classic one. He harnessed his passion and his needs to a workhorse mentality and overcame numerous obstacles on the way. And speaking of questions, he is joined in this book by a variety of other CelebrityExperts(R) who have climbed the ladder of achievement. They also have asked their own questions - and found the answers in order to accomplish their own goals. Asking questions is an art that is learned from an early age to help us get what we want. As we get older, our questions become more difficult to answer and our goals harder to achieve. In order to succeed, we invariably find that our fastest solutions come from the guidance we get from those, like the CelebrityExperts(R) in this book who have already been there, by asking them the right questions. In your case, what is The Big Question? I love doing what I do. I love asking questions. I love being in the mix. Larry King

The Big Question

B. D. Colen

The radio personality details his heart attack, recovery experience, and how he learned to live life again

How a Heart Attack and Bypass Surgery Changed My Life

Mr. King, You're Having a Heart Attack

Truth Be Told is a revealing and irresistibly entertaining look back on Larry's remarkable run at CNN, and an honest look at Larry's own life behind the scenes. After more than a half-century of asking questions, Larry King suddenly found everyone wanted answers from him. Was Larry King Live, CNN's highest rated program, ending after three decades? Was Larry getting divorced again? The paparazzi aimed their cameras at Larry. Jay Leno and other late-night talk-show hosts were having fun at his expense. And a cloud of uncertainty hovered over CNN. All of this forced Larry to look at changes in all aspects of his life, ultimately leading to his decision to leave Larry King Live and devote more time to his marriage and children. Larry reflects on how much the world has changed around him over the course of his fifty-year career, and he has a lot to say about everything and everyone: from marriage, politics, sports, entertainment, to the justice system, broadcasting, and the American future. Truth Be Told is a candid and surprising look inside the monumental career of one of the most powerful and legendary talk-show hosts as he signs off from the nightly television program that has been close to all of our hearts.

Off the Record about Favorite Guests, Memorable Moments, Funniest Jokes, and a Half Century of Asking Questions

Martin Appel

The interviewer travels back to the Brooklyn of his youth, where the Dodgers were everyone's favorite team and Nathan's hotdogs were a delicacy

When You're from Brooklyn, Everything Else is Tokyo

“Show me Heaven! I have seen hell.” —Patricia Neal Larry King, world-famous radio and television personality, has asked the talented, the beautiful, the wise, and the rich a question all of us have pondered: How would you like to be remembered after your death? The result is REMEMBER ME WHEN I'M GONE, an entertaining and eloquent collection of “last words” from people in the arts, in politics, in sports, and in business, mostly still alive. In telling and moving reflections, often leavened by self-deprecating humor, these celebrities look back on their lives, their ambitions, their mistakes, and their accomplishments. The contributions range from pithy one-liners by Yogi Berra (“It’s over.”), Dave Barry, George Carlin, and Liz Smith (“Excuse my dust!”); to inspired sketches by Stephen King and Peter Falk; to candid reflections from Don Shula, Fred Rogers, and Chevy Chase; to hilarious rants from Margaret Cho and Tommy Lee; and a last request by Arthur Hailey. Often surprising and always memorable, REMEMBER ME WHEN I'M GONE is a timeless collection by stars who will live on forever.

Robert Bedwell (b. 1635) was born in London and is found in Virginia as early as 1661. Thomas Bedwell, son of Robert, lived in Pennsylvania. Descendants and relatives scattered throughout the United States and into foreign countries. They include Mormons.

Robert Bedwell, Sr., Fourteen Generations of His Descendants from St. Giles Parish, Cripplegate, London, England in 1635 to All the Fifty United States of America and Many Foreign Countries in 1982

A Bedwell Family

Mark Stencel

The baseball-loving talk show host reveals what it was like to be on his side of the microphone when presidential politics encountered the talk show in 1992. By the author of Tell it to the King. National ad/promo.

The New Road to the White House

On the Line

Research on James Keith Sr. indicates that he " ... was born in North England about 1720 and brought to Virginia as an infant by relatives or a guardian. ... records further show he first settled in what is now the Frederick/Shenandoah counties area of Virginia at a place called Noride and married as [sic] Miss Norid; or similar spelling. ... Several contemporary genealogists and descendants believed James Keith, Sr. could have been brought to Virginia by another James Keith who was his father."--P. 1. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, Tennessee, West Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Arkansas, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, Kansas, Washington, Michigan, Deleware, Maryland, Nevada, Mississippi, Colorado, California, Oregon, Ohio and elsewhere.

Descendants of James Keith, Sr., from 1720 to 1979

Keith Kinfolks

Irwin Katsof

The popular television broadcaster shares excerpts from conversations with celebrities about prayer, faith, hope, and the human spirit

Powerful Prayers

Smith King was born in Virginia in 1825. Early in life he was living in the Loafers Rest Community of Wythe and Carroll Counties, Virginia, so he could have been born there. He married Nancy Alley, daughter of David and Sarah Alley, in Wythe County, Virginia, in 1848. They had five children. He served in the Virginia Infantry, Confederate States Army, during the Civil War and died while a prisoner of war at Camp Morton, Indianapolis, Indiana, 12 August 1864. Descendants lived in Virginia and elsewhere.

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