Controlling this area meant access to charleston, South Carolina, an important confederate port city. This was part of the emerging civil war blog symposium. Its 50 minutes. Its my honor to present our next speaker who currently serves as a primary and secondary educator with the Public School district in northeast ohio. Previously dan was the Education Programs coordinator for the Gettysburg Foundation and also continues to serve as a seasonal park ranger at Gettysburg National military park. Dan received his bachelor of arts from Youngstown State University where he studied instrumental music education, particularly in the french horn, which i understand is pretty much means learning how to play on the upbeat for anything that souza has composed. Dan provides a valuable service here for emergence civil war, something you receive every month. He solicits all the news and notes for the merging civil war newsletter. And its certainly a tasking, thankless job. For as much as we love to w
Museum of the Civil War Soldier located near petersburg, virginia. He previously served as the first president of the association for the preservation of civil war sites from 1990 to 1994, an early version of what today we know as the American Battlefield trust. Hes also spent time as a historian including local fredericksburg in spotsylvania. Hes also served in other capacities. Dedicated researcher, a prolific writer, he has published more than 20 works on the civil war, on stonewall jackson, st. Petersburg, virginia, 1861 to 1865, and my favorite, the final battles of the petersburg campaign. His latest book, a campaign of giant is certainly a mustread a campaign of giants is certainly a must read for all civil war enthusiasts. I was fortunate enough to have an opportunity to do the maps for buck. I said, you know what . Youre doing good work and he gave me an opportunity to showcase that so that im most grateful. Will is certainly a historian that we all look up to but hes not just
Millville, 48 in dover. Its 54 in cape may and 53 along the shore line there. As we look at the day ahead were really going to be socked in with the clouds. We could see a little drizzle or a brief shower kind of sneaking in but the bulk of the rain were tracking, that happens later this evening, kind of moving from west to east. So, at 7 00 a. M. Its 51, lots of clouds. By lunchtime its 60 already, get out there and enjoy it, lots of cloud cover. At 3 oclock, most of the area is still dry. Were tracking that rain from west to east, 61. Your high today is 63 at 5 oclock some of that rain developing west of the city, 60 degrees. It will be closer to the city at 7 oclock. And look at the temperature at 7 oclock at night. 60 degrees. Temperatures are really slow to fall later on tonight but weve got some big changes in the weather and heres what you can expect with this today and tomorrow. Very warm today. Try to get out there and enjoy it. Yes, were going to see lots of clouds and even a
The west but i want you to take a closer look. Right now were catching a little bit of drizzle thats been moving through delaware and now southern new jersey. So watch for that as youre heading out. Its not a big deal. The heavier rain comes later on this evening and tonight but at any point today you could see a little drizzle or a little brief shower moving in. 50 degrees, a new number coming in to us right now. Normally our average high for this at any time is 48. Weve already surpassed that. Even 50 in allentown. 49 in reading. 50 in trenton. 49 in millville. 54 degrees in dover, delaware. Its mild not only this afternoon but this morning as well. At 7 00 a. M. Its 51, mostly cloudy skies. By lunchtime, its 60 with a good deal of cloud cover. At 3 oclock, well be in the local 60s, your high today is 63. Even at 5 oclock its 60 degrees so the real steadier rain comes later this evening from west to east. At 7 oclock its 60degrees with some of that rain falling. Kind of a lot going o
Briefo offer just a introduction to Justice Kagan. City,s born in new york she received her undergraduate education at princeton, where she graduated summa cum laude. She then visited oxford as a graduate fellow from princeton, and she earned her masters degree there. She returned to harvard law go, graduated three years later, laude, after being the editor of the harvard review. She worked for the d. C. Court of appeals, and later, the Supreme Court. After her clerkship, she practiced law for several years. Abandoned the practice of law at the call of the academy. She spent four years at the university of chicago as a professor of law. Then, service to the president. She served as associate counsel to bill clinton and later as Deputy Director of president s domestic policy county. She began as a visiting decided they they liked her pretty well, so she became a permanent member of the faculty there. She was named dean of the harvard law school. Asked bye, she was president obama in 200