200,000. The best such stretch since the tech boom. Over the months the economy has added 2. 5 million jobs. The Associated Press said the dow jones traded high ahead of the jobs report. And the Obama Administration has called for tighter security measures at foreign airports that have direct flights to the u. S. And al qaeda is trying to develop a new bomb that would go undetected through security. Theres no indication that theres a specific threat to the u. S. A pentagon briefing at 11 35 eastern. We will cover that live. We will also cover todays white house briefing. Likely to be asked is about airport security. That briefing is scheduled to begin about 12 35 eastern. T my first reaction was surprise. Because ied a worked for mr. Sterling. I coached the clippers in the year 2000. He invited me to his daughters wedding. I had no idea exactly what was going on. But i also, because of my association. I know elgin baylor. I know what he was complaining about. So i was confused not know
His image for different causes. This Lincoln Group of d. C. Talk is about 45 minutes. Our first speaker today is paul quickly. The director of the Virginia Center of civil war studies at Virginia Tech university. He holds degrees from Lancaster University and the university of North Carolina and chapel hill. His first book, shifting ground nationalism and the American South was published in 2011 and one both a british and american historical award. He is currently working on a book on Preston Brooks which exacerbated the tensions that led to the outbreak of the war. He has distinguished himself among a Younger Generation of historians who are bringing new perspectives to the civil war. His particular contribution is to highlight the dimensions of the war and today he will talk about abraham aiken. [applause] mr. Quigley thank you very much and thank you to the audience for coming out today or this program. One solution for the speakers wouldve been to ask for the remaining speakers to
Is about 45 minutes. Our first speaker today is paul quigley. He is professor of civil war studies and director of the civil war studies at Virginia Tech university. A native of england, he holds degrees from Lancaster University and university of North Carolina at chapel hill. He lectured in American History at the university of he hadin borough. His first book was published in 2011 and won both british and american historical awards. He is currently working on a book on preston brooks, whose beating on the floor of the senate. Professor quigley has distinguished himself among historians who are bringing new perspectives to the study of the american civil war. His contribution is to highlight the International Dimensions of the war and today he will talk about the impact of Abraham Lincoln particularly on Great Britain. Paul. [applause] paul thank you very much. And thank the audience for coming out today for the program. One solution to the missing speakers would have been to ask the
Question, dr. Emert of the 65. I was encouraged by your response to the chairmans question relative to their interest in addressing these issues. Its one thing to say theyre willing to do it, its another thing to do it. We wish you success but we understand that youre the proposal, youre the initiator, but theyre the decision makers. So i hope mr. Chairman over some period of time here, hopefully relatively soon, we can get a positive result from that effort. I think thats where the these major issues fall. But dr. Emmerit. Could you give us one more shot , but also to the root of the solution, and that is the top 65 which are the revenue generators. And we dont want to jeopardizes those that are not, and put them in a position where they wont be able to fulfill the level 9 supports that gists so many people the yes mr. Chairman and senator coats, i think youre asking two of the most important questions. The first is a recognition that 100 or so years ago when the ncaa was created, it
Nowhere in the world is there anything half so wonderful. The School Children will learn about it. Immediately before the coronation, it must be momentous for george. This was a huge ceremony that had been prepared for his elder brother. But it was he who is taking it all on. Georges coronation occurred on the same day that it would have occurred for his brother edward. Nothing was changed except the person doing it. Heres someone with a complete sense of hes always been the moon to his brothers son. Before he was king, george was living a relatively normal free under the radar life. Happily married and as a younger member of the royal family he does a few public duties and is contented with that life. His name was bertie in the family. When he becomes king, his whole life is completely changed. He is intensely aware that he has been tasked with this incredibly difficult job. One of the first things he does is change his name to george. Stressing the continuity between his reign and th