degree from monmouth university and an msse degree from the pouniversity of new york university. researchers in the study of titanic. he has written numerous articles about the titanic historical societies and titanic community -- sorry. the british titanic society's atlantic daily bulletin and the irish titanic historical society's white star journal and the titanic international society's voyage. also a publish a number of online articles. the great lakes titanic society. titanic research and modeling association. and mark chernsdale's reception room and his own titanic-ology website. mr. halperin has also presented several papers on titanic at the 2006 titanic technical symposium at a paper dealing with the collision between stockholm and andrea dia to a class on casualty on analysis in november of wait. please join me in welcoming samuel archive to the national archives. >> good afternoon. thank you for being here. this project started about august of 2010 when i was doing research that required to be looked at, the british report over the loss of the titanic. as i go through

degree from monmouth university and mse. >>> degree from the poly tech nick university of new york. he's an analyst in the study of titanic and his center ship olympic. he's written numerous articles for the tie annic historical societies, the at ln los angeles tick daily bulletin, the white star journal and the titanic international society's voyage. he's published a number of online articles at encyclopedia titan ka. the great lakes titanic society, titanic research and modeling association, mark churns dale's reception room and his own titanicology website. he's also presented several papers on titanic at the 2006 titanic technical symposium at a paper dleelg with stockholm at the marine maritime academy in november 2008. please join me in welcoming samuel hall person to the national archives. [ applause ] >>> good afternoon everyone. thank you for being here. this project started about august of 2010. when i was doing some research that required me to look at the british report into the loss of titanic. as i was going through this inquiry that took place in 1912, the thought occ

. >> ariel girlfriendno from monmouth university, question. >> hi, mr. vice president, i wanted to thank you first for this opportunity. it really does men a lot to me. my question has to do with your book specifically. when writing your book of memoirs, was there any event or moment that you have done differently or any regrets from your earlier years in politics that you wish you would have done? >> things i wish i would have done? >> yeah. >> in political life? >> yes. >> not really. i look back on that, with two thoughts that primarily stand out on that. one was i had very fortunate. i had some great opportunities that came my way, but that was in part because people who were willing to take a chance on me. after you've had a career like mine, it's easy to look back on it and sort of get into the mindset that somehow i earned it all by myself. it's not true. it's almost never true. if you think about it, you're able to advance what you do and make forward progress on a career because people are willing to help, and i can identify don rumsfeld, bill s

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the accident happened in monmouth this week. the victim says the sand just sucked him in.bout a dozen sinkholes have been found along the coastline. officials say this past winter's rain eroded the sand and left deep cavities. a contractor has been called in to fix that problem. >>> the nbc sitcom "30 rock" aired live and uncut last night from studio h. that's inside rockefeller plaza in new york city. the cast and crew including creator tina fey and actor alec baldwin performed the show twice. once for the west coast, again for the east coast. there were also plenty of celebrity cameos throughout the live show, including kim kardashian, paul mccartney, and brian williams, who pretended to be a chauvinistic anchor from the '70s. >> also, i'm being told that commander james lovel is -- >> look, honey, you have a dynamite shape, but you're going to have to shut up and let a man he tell us what's happening. now, is your father or a policeman nearby? >> i slipped. i slipped and hit my head in the bathroom. who am i? >> you're my boyfriend. we were just -- people i went to high

there are couple instances when he loses it at the battle of monmouth in 1778, he feels general charles we has bungled an assignment. was supposed to engage with the british and it goes badly and washington blames lee and choose him on the field of battle. there were some cabinet meetings which we know from thomas jefferson. thomas jefferson, jefferson -- jefferson liked a little bit of information and collected them from other people. he collected gossip and also wrote down things he observed. he called these the anas, a greek word. i forget what it means. this is where the two party system is already forming and washington is being attacked by the republican party newspaper the national gazette. the editor at the national gazette look for thomas jefferson in the state department as a clerk translator. this is just to give him an extra salary and access to government documents that jefferson is paying this guy who is editor of the newspaper and the newspapers attacking george washington and henry knox brings a copy of the latest issue to a cabinet meeting. a poll about washington being

he loses it at the battle of monmouth in 1778. he feels that general charles lee has bungled an assignment. he was supposed to engage with the british, and it goes very badly initially and washington blames lee, and he chews lee out on the field of battle. he also -- there were some cabinet meetings which we know from thomas jefferson. thomas jefferson -- jefferson had a side -- almost a nixonan side. he liked bits of information and he collected gossip and also wrote down things he observed and called these the ann a's, a greek word. i'm blanking what it means. it's a name for his hoard of information. so one of his little tidbits is a cabinet meeting that jefferson attends and this is from the two-party system is already forming in washington is being attacked by this republican newspaper, the national gazette. now, the editor of the national gazette works for thomas jefferson in the state department. he has a job as a clerk translator. this is just to give hem -- him an extra salary and access to government documents. so jeffer