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Touch the Donkey supplement: new interviews with Brown, Kowalski, Schultz, Clark + Byrne,
Anticipating the release next week of the thirty-seventh of Touch the Donkey [a small poetry journal], why not check out the interviews that have appeared over the past few weeks with contributors to the thirty-sixth issue: Pam Brown, Shane Kowalski, Kathy Lou Schultz, Hilary Clark and Ted Byrne Interviews with contributors to the first thirty-five issues (more than two hundred and thirty interviews to date) remain online, including: Garrett Caples, Brenda Coultas, Sheila Murphy, Chris...
Fall 2022: 50th Anniversary Issue 3/3
The Capilano Review celebrates its 50th anniversary with the publication of a three-part glossary featuring over a hundred of the magazine’s past contributors.
Chip Cannon, Oscar Fordham named to Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2021
Former Citadel slugger Chip Cannon and longtime playground coach and teacher Oscar Fordham have been selected by a fan vote as Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame inductees for the Class of 2021. Cannon and Fordham will be honored prior to the RiverDogs' August 22 home game against the Columbia Fireflies. Cannon is a former Citadel first baseman and pitcher from North Charleston.
The Capilano Review
I hope for a shift in the way people look. —Tanya Lukin Linklater Issue 3.44 (Summer, 2021) invites the reader to reposition themselves within both new and existing works of art and writing, prompting shifts in how we perceive and the worldview that flows from that perception.
Bridge Study
To the editor: I would like to comment on the story by Jim Ports, in the April 1 paper, about the Maryland Transit Authority's proposal for a new bridge to be built across the Chesapeake Bay. Everything in his story is true. You can check it out in their recent 225-page document. I would like to comment about what he doesn't say. One: He doesn't say that MTA's proposed solution is a new bridge next to the twin bridges already across the Bay at Annapolis, their corridor seven.
Peper column: Loss of three old friends equals a large loss to the sports community
These last few days have been tough. Our community lost three men in the space of a week who collectively touched people all around the Lowcountry. I was friends with all three and worked with all of them in various capacities in my years in television here in Charleston. Dan, Ted and John...I’ve been thinking about them and their families quite a bit. Dan Moon, a radio personality for WTMA, listens to a caller during his morning radio show Tuesday, March 11, 2003.
Ted Byrne
Ted Byrne, OM/PD for Kirkman Broadcasting Charleston, has died due to injuries suffered in a car accident. Byrne, who was 71, has called games for the Citadel Bulldogs, Georgia Southern and College of Charleston. “The Kirkman Broadcasting family is sad to inform you that Ted Byrne has passed away due to injuries suffered in a car wreck last evening,” the station posted on Twitter. “Details are still forthcoming.
Veteran Charleston broadcaster Ted Byrne dies in car accident
Longtime Charleston broadcaster Ted Byrne, who fought cancer to a standstill in recent years, died in a car accident on Saturday night. His death was reported by his employer, Kirkman Broadcasting, on Sunday. Byrne was 71 years old. Byrne's voice was familiar to Lowcountry listeners for almost 40 years through his work as the voice of The Citadel Bulldogs, and as a broadcaster for College of Charleston and the Charleston Rainbows and RiverDogs' minor league baseball teams.
Veteran Charleston sports broadcaster Ted Byrne dies in car accident
Longtime Charleston broadcaster Ted Byrne, who fought cancer to a standstill in recent years, died in a car accident on Saturday night. His death was reported by his employer, Kirkman Broadcasting, on Sunday. Byrne was 71 years old. Byrne's voice was familiar to Lowcountry listeners for almost 40 years through his work as the voice of The Citadel Bulldogs, and as a broadcaster for College of Charleston and the Charleston Rainbows and RiverDogs' minor league baseball teams.
2019 Football, Game 2: The Citadel vs. Elon
The Citadel vs. Elon, to be played on McKinnon Field at Rhodes Stadium in Elon, North Carolina, with kickoff at 2:00 pm ET on September 7, 2019. The game will be streamed on FloSports. Taylor Durham will handle play-by-play, while Matt Krause supplies the analysis. The contest can be heard on radio via the various affiliates of The Citadel Sports Network. WQNT-1450 AM [audio link], originating in Charleston, will be the flagship station.
2019 Football, Game 1: The Citadel vs. Towson
The Citadel vs. Towson, to be played at historic Johnson Hagood Stadium, with kickoff at 3:00 pm ET on August 31, 2019. The game will be streamed on ESPN+. Kevin Fitzgerald will handle play-by-play, while former Bulldogs quarterback Dominique Allen supplies the analysis. Emily Crevani is the sideline reporter. The contest can be heard on radio via the various affiliates of The Citadel Sports Network. WQNT-1450 AM [audio link], originating in Charleston, will be the flagship station.
Photography Techniques That Need Fast Shutter Speeds
When you're trying to capture action, be it a bird flying, a car on a track or rapids in a river, you need quicker shutter speeds to ensure you don't miss the shot and in some situations quicker shutter speeds will help exaggerate the feeling of power and strength. Here are five techniques ePHOTOzine have featured on site which you can use faster shutter speeds for.
The Capilano Review
Editor: Catriona Strang An open issue edited by Catriona Strang, features fresh new writing from Sria Chatterjee, Liz Howard, Reg Johanson, Angela Jennifer Lopes, Jordan Abel, Kevin Davies, Daphne Marlatt, Annie Ross, Roger Farr, Lise Downe, and Brian Dedora, a collaboration between Ted Byrne & Kim Minkus, artwork by Edgar Heap of Birds, Angela Teng, and Michelle Sylliboy, as well as a special thirstDays folio, featuring documentation from the monthly series and a conversation between...
Jean-Christophe Cloutier Gets Talky About Kerouac's Creative Written French by Harriet Staff
You're welcome to download the PDF of issue 3.32 of The Capilano Review in order to read along with us on this one (also available in print): Poet and translator Ted Byrne interviews Jean-Christophe Cloutier, editor of Jack Kerouac’s La vie est d’hommage, a collection of Kerouac's French-language writings published last year by Montreal's Les éditions du Boréal.
Charleston radio owner shuffles formats, adds oldies tunes
A Charleston radio station owner has added a new throwback music format to its lineup while reshuffling its sports talk programming. "The City" music format also airs on 1450-AM.Provided Kirkman Broadcasting began transmitting “The City” on two of its FM stations and on an AM signal with several local voices behind the microphone.
Charleston radio owner shuffles formats, adds music
A Charleston radio station owner has added a new throwback music format to its lineup while reshuffling its sports talk programming.
Five to be inducted into Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame
Former Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., Charleston RiverDogs president emeritus Mike Veeck, broadcaster Ted Byrne, and College of Charleston standouts Chris Campbell and Nick Chigges comprise the Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2016. Byrne, Campbell and Chigges were selected by fan voting; Riley and Veeck were chosen by the Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame Committee.
Landscape Architect Articles
Exhibitors Near 500 at Pacific Horticulture Trade Show Nearly S00 exhibitors representing leading suppliers of horticultural, lawn and garden and landscape products will be displaying at this years Pacific Horticultural Trade Show, September 4 – 6. Over 900 booths will fill the Los Angeles Convention Centers 190,000 sq. ft. exhibit space. Sponsored by the California Association of Nurserymen the show also features an educational seminar program offered Friday, Sept. 5.
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