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The Neighborhood Ball
It looked a little like a "Soul Train" special, but "Neighborhood Ball: An Inaugural Celebration" that took up prime time Tuesday was in fact not only an official inauguration ball, but the first to be attended by the first couple.
Described as the first inauguration ball opened to the people (at least since Andy Jackson), it was also the first ball in memory on a broadcast network, and its pedigree of stars made it pretty good entertainment regardless of your politics.
It began with Will.I.Am, who has popped up for every Obama occasion since well before Wolf Blitzer beamed him down via hologram election night., doing "A Brand New Day," which became a theme of the night.
Mary J. Blige got things moving with "Just Fine." Other than token rock band Maroon 5, it was a high octane R&B night.
And because of its placement in the order of presidential appearance, it peaked a bit early. Immediately after Mariah Carey did "Hero" in a gown cut as deep as the Dow, out came Barack and Michelle Obama to greet the crowd.
Everybody expects his every utterance to be Lincoln-quality. But the first words out of his mouth was: "How good lookin' is my wife?"
Hey, it was his party.
"We got the idea for the neighborhood ball, we are neighborhood people and I cut my teeth doing neighborhood work," he said.
He encouraged those present to use their energy to pitch in and volunteer. "I need you the next four years," he said, "and who knows after that?"
Then he took his wife on a twirl to his chosen song, "At Last," as sung by Beyonce, full of emotion. He'd dance to instrumental versions of "At Last" at subsequent ball stops.
Beyonce was introduced by Denzel Washington who stood in a gaggle of celebs that included Faith Hill, Sting and his wife and Diddy and his mom.
While the couple was there, they had the big all-star moment halfway through the telecast, with Will.I.Am, Mary J. Blige, Maroon 5, Mariah Carey, Beyonce, Alicia Keys, Shakira, Faith Hill and Sting helping Stevie Wonder sing his hit "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" to which the president attempted his boogie with ball-goers. (his farewell after this song was cut and tacked to the end of the broadcast, as if he stuck around for the whole thing when he clearly did not).
The show went on anyway - Ray Romano did a little stand up comedy; Jay-Z performed his stately "History," Alicia Keys, sang a great "No One" the same way she has for more than a year, starting at a piano and then tearing up as she walked away from it. Its chorus of "everything's going to be all right" resonated but she looked a little sad the new presndent was there to hear her sing it.
You got the idea the talent pool was running dry by the time acrobats Anti-Gravity came on to bounce around on springs. Yeah, it was the same act they used to lose on "America's Got Talent."
But out came Shakira in a strapless gown so slinky she couldn't do her patented moves while doing a bouncy remake of Van Morrison's "Bright Side of the Road."
It was one of two Van Morrison songs of the night, as it happened. That's because the Bidens' chosen song to dance to was his "Have I Told You Lately" (sung by some off screen singer as if they were on "Dancing with the Stars").
Biden briefly addressed the crowd as if he were Mister Rogers: "Welcome to the neighborhood."
As he started to ramble on, he admitted, "The reason I want to keep talking is I can't dance."
Stevie Wonder came out to do another song; Faith Hill sang her "If My Heart Had Wings," and Sting did his own "Brand New Day" with Wonder reprising his role on the original recording, playing harmonica.
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Michelle Obama Steps Out in Jason Wu Gown for Inaugural Balls
Michelle Obama celebrated her husband Barack Obama's Inauguration in a dazzling white, one-shouldered Jason Wu gown.
"Michelle Obama once more does something new and fresh [by] working with an emerging fashion star and turning Jason Wu overnight into a household name," Us Weekly fashion director Sasha Charnin Morrison says.
"This type of dress shape/silhouette is something that's completely unexpected. [It's] vibrant and aspirational, full and gorgeous," Charnin Morrison adds. "No one else in the past would have been this striking, this ravishing or been able to pull this look off. She's bringing sexy back."
Look back at famous Inaugural Ball gowns.
Michelle also donned a $3,510 dress made from the 26-year-old Taiwan-born designer for a November interview with Barbara Walters. The Wall Street Journal reports Wu's evening wear sells for $3,000 to $6,000.
What's in a dress?
Michelle's choice is "a balancing act between being a queen and a commoner," Carl Sferrazza Anthony, a historian who's written about first ladies, told The Dallas Morning News. "The inaugural gown is a metaphor for the first lady role."
He added: "They reflect around the world an image of our country."
Earlier today, Michelle stepped out in a gold sheath and matching jacket from Cuban-born designer Isabel Toledo for Barack's swearing-in ceremony. To stay warm in the 30-degree weather, she paired her outfit with olive green gloves from one of her fave shops, J. Crew.
(Her daughters also wore threads from the chain shop to their dad's Inauguration. Malia chose a royal blue jacket, while Sasha bundled-up in a pale pink coat.)
See how famous designers would have dressed Michelle Obama for the Inauguration.
Meanwhile, the president hit the town in a custom tuxedo made by Chicago-based designer Hart Schaffner Marx. (The brand's suits typically retail at Nordstrom for about $895.) Obama hasn't purchased a tux in 15 years, it's been reported.
Look back at photos of Michelle Obama's style on the campaign trail.
Barack and Michelle are expected to hop between the 10 official balls scheduled for tonight. They shared a first dance to Beyonce's performance of Etta James' "At Last" at the Neighborhood Ball.
See the Obama's family photo album.
But after tonight's glitz and glamour, it's down to business.
The new president called America "in the midst of crisis" between the economy woes and war in his speech from the Capitol this afternoon -- but promised action.
"Today I say to you that the challenges we face are real," he said in front of a crowd of thousands, including celebs Oprah Winfrey and Anne Hathaway. "They are serious and they are many. They will not be met easily or in a short span of time. But know this, America -- they will be met."
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Students in a dozen states would read NCERT books in government-run schools from the coming academic session in place of state text books.
Coming a step closer to bring uniformity in curriculum across the country, students in a dozen states would read NCERT books in government-run schools from the coming academic session in place of state text books.
With this, 31.3 per cent of the senior secondary level students across India will study books prepared by NCERT.
This became possible after the National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT) granted the copyright to 12 states to use its text books in their respective state board schools.
The states are Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Kerala, Punjab and Goa.
The move to grant copyright is in keeping with the mandate of National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2005. Its objective is to bring uniformity in course curriculum across boards and improve the quality of education.
The framework has been ratified by almost all the states.
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Indian-American Lawyer Preeta Bansal Inducted In Obama's Team
Indian-American lawyer Preeta Bansal has been inducted in the Obama administration on Monday (January 19). Bansal will manage the affairs at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) at the White House as General Counsel and Senior Policy Advisor. The appointment of Preeta Bansal came just a day before Obama's taking over as the 44th president of US. Barack Obama's swift recruitment of several members of his administration clarifies his determination and urgency of tackling the economic crisis.
Earlier it was expected that Preeta Bansal will be made Solicitor General in the Obama Administration. The newly appointed official of Obama administration, Bansal has enough experience and credibility as she been a Commissioner of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom, serving as Chair from 2004-2005.
Apart from presiding over a nationally acclaimed Commission study on DHS’s procedures for expedited removal of US asylum seekers, Bansal participated in US diplomatic missions to several countries. She has the experience of visiting Iraq, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, China, Russia, Vietnam, Turkey, Hong Kong, and South Asia. Preeta Bansal also offered her service as Solicitor General of the State of New York from 1999-2002.
During her service, Bansal helped supervise the legal positions of 600 attorneys in the New York Attorney General’s office. She also served in the Office of Policy Development and Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice from 1993-1996 and as a Special Counsel in the Office of the White House Counsel. Before becoming a law clerk to Justice John Paul Stevens of the United States Supreme Court, she attained a J.D., magna cum laude from Harvard Law School and an A.B., magna cum laude from Harvard-Radcliffe College.
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NEW DELHI: Indian ace Sania Mirza fought hard before going down to 10th seed Russian Nadia Petrova in the second round of the Australian Open
on Wednesday
Petrova defeated Sania 6-3, 6-2 in straight sets to move into the third round. Petrova had to struggle before sealing the first set 6-3 in her favour.
Sania was little rusty initially as she made 12 unforced errors as compared to her opponents 10. Sania made three double faults in the opening set while Petrova had none to her name.
Sania bounced back to hold her serve in the second set while Petrova levelled it 1-1. Sania again held her serve to lead 2-1.
Sania had a good chance of breaking Petrova's serve in the fourth game as she led 40-15 but she lost the plot completely and Petrova came back strong to hold her serve.
Petrova kept her cool to break Sania's serve 0-40 in the next game and then went on to hold her serve to lead 4-2 in the second set.
Petrova gained full control over the proceedings as she clinched the following game also by once again breaking Sania' serve to take an unassailable lead of 5-2.
Earlier on Monday, Sania Mirza survived a late onslaught from world number 61 Marta Domachowhska to move into the second-round.
The unseeded Indian got past Domachowhska 6-1, 6-4 in the first round while Nadia beat Kazakhstan Yaroslava Shvedova 6-3, 7-6 (3) in her opening round match.
The 22-year-old Sania made her return to competitive tennis after a four-month injury lay-off. This was the third meeting between Sania and Petrova. Sania beat her in straight sets on hardcourts in 2005, while she went down to Petrova on grass at Wimbledon
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OBAMA OATH Ceremony
The Speech and the Ceremony: Liveblogging the Livebloggers
-Michael Tomasky at the Guardian: “If the speech was mildly underwhelming, I suppose I’d say this. There were many times during the campaign when I, and other political junkies of my acquaintance, thought Obama was screwing something up. A week or a month later, we almost invariably saw that maybe he was right after all. So maybe he thought, let’s put the poetry on the shelf. It’s time now to get to work. He’s got a lot of that ahead of him, so it’s understandable I suppose if that, not rhetoric, is what is foremost in his mind.”
-Jason Zengerle at the Plank: “This is obviously Obama’s day, but the moment I’ll most remember from the Inauguration is Joseph Lowery slowly walking up to the dais–looking so old and bent that I worried he might not make it there–and then delivering a benediction that was lyrical, funny, and, by the sheer fact that he was delivering it, the most powerful symbol of just how far we as a country have come. Unbelievable.”
-Ben Smith at Politico.com: “A well-placed Republican operative emails: ‘As I watched Biden take the oath of office, I thanked God that it was not Sarah Palin up there.’ ”
-Michael Knox Beran at The Corner: “A home run, very different in its emphases from ‘The Audacity of Hope’; much graver, more sober, and (in a good way) backward-looking. A speech like this should be, as the new president said, about ‘who we are’ as Americans and how it is incumbent upon us to be ‘keepers of the legacy.’ I was struck by the allusiveness of the address, the degree to which he worked with what he called ‘founding documents.’ ”
-Matt Cooper: “A tremendous moment. No one killer line and far more martial and hawkish than I would have guessed.”
-Ann Althouse revises her oath-parsing analysis: “I listened again to the oath. In fact, Roberts puts ‘faithfully’ after ‘President of the United States’ the first time as well as the second.”
-For students of rhetoric, Marc Ambinder has posted a two-part classical dissection of Obama’s inaugural address, pointing out which part is the “exhoridum,” which the “narratia” and which the “partition.” Part one and part two.
-Slate: ” ‘His penmanship is really excellent.’ ” Fawningest CNN comment thus far? From Blitzer, of course.”
-Ann Althouse: “The Chief Justice in fact screwed up the oath. . . Roberts left out the word ‘faithfully.’ (He also said ‘President to the United State.’) Obama saw the mistake and stopped himself to gave Roberts a chance to fix it. Roberts redid the line, remembering to throw in ‘faithfully,’ but putting it in the wrong place — after President of the United States — and, this time, Obama went along with the wording. Close enough, I guess he figured. I wonder what Barack Obama was thinking. Maybe: Some textualist you turned out to be!
-The White House Blog: “Change has come to WhiteHouse.gov”
-Cliff May, National Review: “Obama is not spending a moment dancing in the end zone. He’s focusing on problems and the need for renewed energy and determination in solving them. Most of what he is saying could just as easily have been said by John McCain or Mitt Romney—or Ronald Reagan. There will be many disagreements with him in the months and years ahead. But Americans have chosen an extraordinary individual to lead this extraordinary nation.”
-David Frum: “Obama aides have been signaling that the speech would be familiar. That was understood to mean that it would echo Obama’s own past words. Instead, it’s familiar because it seems to evoke every oft-expressed thought and repeat so many well-worn phrases. If you have prosaic things to say, better to follow Ronald Reagan’s example in 1981 and use the language of prose. This is a stumble, an over-reach that wishes to be remembered as bigger and better than it was.”
-Patrick Ruffini: “Not one of Obama’s best speeches, but very interesting he is trying to give a stemwinder. Good.”
-Slate: Most frequent words in Obama speech besides ‘the,’ ‘and,’ ‘of,’ ‘to,’ and the like: ‘our’ (62 times), ‘we’ (50x), ‘us’ (23x).”
-Ta-Nehisi Coates: I think I’ve heard too many Obama speeches. I’m unmoved. It’s not his fault.He sounds awesome as ever. But I’ve seen this too many times, I think.
-Andrew Sullivan: “Oh, Aretha: The phrasing of her first line was priceless. Warren? Not so much.”
-Matt Yglesias: “Why is Rick Warren poaching from the shema?”
-David Frum: “I don’t know if anybody else appreciated the use of Jesus’ Hebrew name by Rick Warren, but I liked it.”
-David Frum: “War first – economy second – on the list of national concerns. Climate change in the main body of the speech, unprecedented. But what’s this? Not a malaise speech?”
-Michelle Malkin: “Good news: They didn’t bring out the fake Greek columns from the Dem convention.”
Obama parades to White House after historic oath
WASHINGTON (AP) — Stepping into history, Barack Hussein Obama grasped the reins of power as America's first black president on Tuesday, declaring the nation must choose "hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord" to overcome the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.
In frigid temperatures, an exuberant crowd of more than a million packed the National Mall and parade route to celebrate Obama's inauguration in a high-noon ceremony. Waving and cheering in jubilation, they stretched from the inaugural platform at the U.S. Capitol toward the Lincoln Memorial in the distance.
With 11 million Americans out of work and trillions of dollars lost in the stock market's tumble, Obama emphasized that his biggest challenge is to repair the tattered economy left behind by outgoing President George W. Bush.
"Our time of standing pat, of protecting narrow interests and putting off unpleasant decisions — that time has surely passed," Obama said. "Starting today, we must pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and begin the work of remaking America."
It was a day of high spirits — jarred by sudden concern about the health of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, a legendary Democrat who is suffering from brain cancer. He suffered an apparent seizure at a Senate luncheon in honor of Obama. "This is a joyous time but it's also a sobering time," Obama said. "And my prayers are with him and his family and (Kennedy's wife) Vicki."
As Kennedy was put into an ambulance, he told Senate colleague Chris Dodd, D-Conn., "I'll be OK, I'll see you later," according to Dodd.
Obama wove a thread of personal responsibility and accountability through his inaugural address. He spoke of a "new era of responsibility" and alluded to the inability — or unwillingness — of Americans to adjust to the passing of an industrial-based economy. "Our economy is badly weakened, a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new age," he said.
After four hours of pomp and ceremony at the Capitol, Obama and his wife, Michelle, rode in a tall, heavily armored Cadillac limousine along the 1.5 mile parade route to the White House. To the delight of cheering onlookers, the Obamas got out and walked down several blocks of Pennsylvania Avenue, waving to people kept behind police baricades.
Two years after beginning his improbable quest as a little-known, first-term Illinois senator with a foreign-sounding name, Obama moved into the Oval Office as the nation's fourth-youngest president, at 47, and the first African-American, a barrier-breaking achievement believed impossible by generations of minorities.
He said it was a moment to recall "that all are equal, all are free and all deserve a chance to pursue their full measure of happiness." In another racial reference, he paid tribute to workers in the past who "endured the lash of the whip and plowed the hard earth."
Obama's election was cheered around the world as a sign that America will be more embracing, more open to change. "To the Muslim world," Obama said, "we seek a new way forward, based on mutual interest and mutual respect."
Still, he bluntly warned, "To those leaders around the globe who seek to sow conflict, or blame their society's ills on the West — know that your people will judge you on what you can build, not what you destroy."
"To those who cling to power through corruption and deceit and the silencing of dissent, know that you are on the wrong side of history, but that we will extend a hand if you are willing to unclench your fist," Obama said in his address, which ran 18 1/2 minutes.
A mighty chorus of cheers erupted as he stepped to the inaugural platform, a midday sun warming the crowd that had waited for hours in the cold. There were some boos when Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney came onto the platform.
The dawn of the new Democratic era — with Obama allies in charge of both houses of Congress — ends eight years of Republican control of the White House by Bush, who leaves Washington as one of the nation's most unpopular and divisive presidents, the architect of two unfinished wars and the man in charge at a time of economic calamity that swept away many Americans' jobs, savings and homes.
Obama called for a political truce in Washington to end "the petty grievances and false promises, the recriminations and worn-out dogmas, that for far too long have strangled our politics."
The Senate convened to quickly confirm six members of Obama's Cabinet but put off for a day the approval on his choice to be secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton, because Republican Sen. John Cornyn of Texas objected to the unanimous vote. Those confirmed were Steven Chu to be Energy secretary, Arne Duncan at Education, Janet Napolitano for Homeland Security, Eric Shinseki to head Veterans Affairs, Ken Salazar for Interior and Tom Vilsack to lead the Department of Agriculture.
In his speech, Obama said that all Americans have roles in rebuilding the nation by renewing the traditions of hard work, honesty and fair play, tolerance, loyalty and patriotism.
With the economy in a long and deepening recession, Obama said it was time for swift and bold action to create new jobs and lay a foundation for growth. Congressional Democrats have readied an $825 billion stimulus plan of tax cuts and spending for roads, bridges, schools, electric grids and other projects.
Contradicting the objections of Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton to big government, Obama said, "The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works."
After the ceremony, Obama and his wife escorted Bush and his wife to a helicopter on the East Front of the Capitol for the trip to nearby Andrews Air Force Base and a flight back home to Texas.
In his remarks, Obama took stock of the nation's sobering problems.
"That we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood," he said.
"Our nation is at war, against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred. Our economy is badly weakened. ... Homes have been lost, jobs shed, businesses shuttered. Our health care is too costly, our schools fail too many, and each day brings further evidence that the ways we use energy strengthen our adversaries and threaten our planet."
Outlining goals abroad and putting foes on notice, he declared:
"We will begin to responsibly leave Iraq to its people and forge a hard-earned peace in Afghanistan. With old friends and former foes, we will work tirelessly to lessen the nuclear threat, and roll back the specter of a warming planet. We will not apologize for our way of life, nor will we waver in its defense, and for those who seek to advance their aims by inducing terror and slaughtering innocents, we say to you now that our spirit is stronger and cannot be broken. You cannot outlast us, and we will defeat you."
It was the first change of administrations since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Bush — following tradition — left a note for Obama in the top drawer of his desk in the Oval Office.
White House press secretary Dana Perino said the theme of the message — which Bush wrote on Monday — was similar to what he has said since election night: that Obama is about to begin a "fabulous new chapter" in the United States, and that he wishes him well.
The unfinished business of the Bush administration thrusts an enormous burden onto the new administration, though polls show Americans are confident Obama is on track to succeed. He has cautioned that improvements will take time and that things will get worse before they get better.
Culminating four days of celebration, the nation's 56th inauguration day began for Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden with a traditional morning worship service at St. John's Episcopal Church, across Lafayette Park from the White House. Bells pealed from the historic church's tower.
The festivities weren't ending until well after midnight, with dancing and partying at 10 inaugural balls.
By custom, Obama and his wife, and Biden and his wife, Jill, went directly from church to the White House for coffee with Bush and his wife, Laura. Michelle Obama brought a gift for the outgoing first lady in a white box decorated with a red ribbon.
Shortly before 11 a.m., Obama and Bush climbed into a limousine to share a ride to the Capitol for the transfer of power, an event flashed around the world in television and radio broadcasts, podcasts and Internet streaming.
Just after noon, Obama stepped forward on the West Front of the Capitol to lay his left hand on the same Bible that President Abraham Lincoln used at his first inauguration in 1861. The 35-word oath of office, administered by Chief Justice John Roberts, has been uttered by every president since George Washington. Obama was one of 22 Democratic senators to vote against Roberts' confirmation to the Supreme Court in 2005.
The son of a white, Kansas-born mother and a black, Kenya-born father, Obama decided to use his full name in the swearing-in ceremony.
To the dismay of liberals, Obama invited conservative evangelical pastor Rick Warren — an opponent of gay rights — to give the inaugural invocation.
In an appeal for bipartisanship, Obama honored defeated Republican presidential rival John McCain at a dinner Monday night. "There are few Americans who understand this need for common purpose and common effort better than John McCain," Obama said.
On Wednesday, his first working day in office, Obama is expected to redeem his campaign promise to begin the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq under a 16-month timetable. Aides said he would summon the Joint Chiefs of Staff to the Oval Office and order that the pullout commence.
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