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Top Stories A Long Climb To Power Nears Its Pinnacle Barack Obama's Path To The Presidency Paved By Decades-Long Struggle Of Black Politicians And Activists  Star-Studded Show Launches Inauguration  Israel To Pull Out Of Gaza By Inauguration  Mexico Biggest Crime Threat To U.S.? CBS News Programs The Early Show: Recipes Throw Your Own Inaugural Bash! Well-Known D.C. Chef "Spike" Mendelsohn Offers Recipes, And Early Show Contributor Laura Schwartz Shares Tips  Sunday Morning: This Could Be The Start Of Something Big  Sunday Morning: The Doomsday Memo  48 Hours: Peace, Love And Murder U.S.  » More U.S. Aide: Iraq War Is A Top Obama Priority New President Will Meet With High-Ranking Military Advisers On First Full Day In Office  Last Day For Gitmo Terror Hearings?  Cardinals, Steelers Head To Super Bowl  NTSB: Flight 1549's Engines Both Cut Out World  » More World 2 U.S. Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan Suicide Bomb Kills American, 4 Afghans; 2nd American Dies In Militant Attack On Helicopter  Iran: 2 Aids Researchers Were U.S. Pawns  167 Rescued From South African Gold Mine  U.K. Tries To Bail Out Banks, Again Politics  » More Politics "Our Road Will Be Long" President-Elect Barack Obama Tells Crowd At Lincoln Memorial That Americans Must Show Their Character In Tough Times  Murkowski Asks President To Pardon Stevens  Poll: Positive Feelings For Michelle Obama  Biden Lauds "Dignity In Work" Health  » More Health More Recalls In Salmonella Outbreak Little Debbie, South Bend Chocolate Warn Of Potential Contamination, Recall Products  Chinese Race To Save Girl With Bird Flu  High Blood Pressure Climbs In Winter  Kellogg's Recalls Peanut Butter Products SciTech  » More SciTech Report: Jobs Considering Liver Transplant Irate Apple CEO Tells Press To Leave Him Alone When Asked About Latest Medical Report  Will The Pope's YouTube Channel Be A Hit?  Australian Bees Invade United States  One Man's Bid To Save A Scenic Landscape Business  » More Business U.K. Tries To Bail Out Banks, Again New $55B Plan Offers Banks Capital, Debt Insurance, But They Must Agree To Lend  Chrysler Finance Arm Gets $1.5B Loan  Circuit City To Liquidate All U.S. Stores  Citigroup Splits Up Struggling Company Strange  » More Strange Montana Group Seeks Native Status For Walleye Montana Group Says Bid To Classify Walleye A Native Species Is No Fish Tale  Police: Woman Goes To Hair Appointment After Crash  Goose-icle! Frozen Fowl Rescued By Police Divers  Komodo Dragon In Va. Bites The Hand That Feeds It Entertainment  » More Entertainment "Mall Cop" Tops Box Office Kevin James Comedy Surpasses Expectations, Pushes Clint Eastwood's "Gran Torino," To Second Place  Mariah Carey: Once Again, The Most  Filmmaker Stone Praises Hugo Chavez  Tiger Woods Joins Inaugural Events Opinion  » More Opinion Good Riddance, Dubya MarketWatch Media Columnist Jon Friedman Asks Why Bush Saying Hello When It's Time To Say Good-bye  Our Nation's Greatest Strength  Poll: Positive Feelings For Michelle Obama  CBS Poll: Americans Optimistic About Obama

Top Videos  » More Videos A Celebration Of American Renewal (1:41) Change And Challenge (0:15) Fighting For The Working Class (1:45) Kicking Off Inauguration Week (1:40) New Hudson Jet Crash Details (2:18) The Fighting Continues (1:25) Top Photos  » More Photos Lincoln Memorial Concert Obama At Arlington 2008 NFL Championship Playoffs Gaza Cease-Fire, At Last " We Are One" Submerged Jet Pulled From River Latest Blog Posts  » More Blogs Political Hotsheet Murkowski Asks Bush To Pardon Stevens Disgraced Alaska Senator Read More Couric & Co. The Notebook: A Real Hero There Simply Aren't Enough Adjectives To Describe What Pilot Chesley Sullenberger Did Yesterday Read More World Watch Iran: 2 Aids Researchers Were U.S. Pawns Official Names Docs, Including Harvard Trained Expert, In Alleged U.S. Overthrow Plot Read More Most Viewed Stories 1. NTSB: Flight 1549's Engines Both Cut Out 2. Air Force One Pilot Calls It Quits 3. Peace, Love And Murder 4. The Doomsday Memo 5. Bush's Final Approval Rating: 22 Percent Videos 1. A Meal To Die For (5:11) 2. The Animal Odd Couple (2:44) 3. New Hudson Jet Crash Details (2:18) 4. A Celebration Of American Renewal (1:41) 5. From Lincoln To Obama (2:19) Photos 1. Obama's Inaugural Train Ride 2. Lincoln Memorial Concert 3. Submerged Jet Pulled From River 4. Plane Down In Hudson 5. " We Are One"

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A New Day, A New Way Planets, pioneers and progress! If it weren't for retrograde Mercury's backtrack into Capricorn on January 21 when review and reassessment are important, this entire week would be about the future. The Sun enters humanitarian Aquarius on January 19, followed by the Sun's conjunction to expansive Jupiter on January 23. You get a wake-up call with a solar eclipse on January 25. Don't hit the snooze! It's time to get involved! For more in-depth info on what these transits mean and how they'll affect your week, read up on The Stars This Week. Discover where best to focus your energy. Call for your free psychic reading! Pay It Forward Everybody is born with an innate talent -- discover yours with a free sample The Real You reading. A fresh future is facing us -- and what would that be without a healthy planet? Check out a free sample World Peace reading and put your best foot forward! Once you've done all you can to improve your surroundings, sometimes you've got to leave it to fate. Check out a free One-Week Destiny & Decisions forecast and see what the stars predict! Maximize This Week's Energy This is an energy-filled week, so a good night's rest might be a bit of a challenge. Instead of counting sheep, check out Why the Signs Can't Sleep. The Sun's entrance into humanitarian Aquarius on the 19th encourages us all to remember to treat each other well. Let Kindness by the Signs remind you of your best qualities! On the 25th, let the eclipse inspire you to learn more about this cosmic event in Phases and Eclipses. Coming next week: Leave the past behind ... Lose Weight for Good! Join the NeverSayDiet Community Challenge and get daily tips and support to help you shed those pounds and keep them off. No more fad dieting! Hot Deals and Free Stuff! Interested in special offers, promotions, coupons and free samples from iVillage and its sponsors? Click here to sign up automatically. ADVERTISEMENT	VIDEO 2009 FOX TCAs: Eliza Dushku & Friends Talk 'Dollhouse' 2009 FOX TCAs: Will Arnett Talks 'Sit Down, Shut Up' Preview: 'Not Easily Broken' NEWSLETTERS Click to sign up in one click! iVillage News: Highlights from this week's best information, advice and support at iVillage Home: Ideas to help you love where you live iGo Green: Weekly tips and ideas for living green More free newsletters... ADVERTISEMENT
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Bush's Insane Adventure Is Over | MLK's Call for Peace | Progressive Revolution: Let's Get Agressive

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Progressive Revolution: We Can't Afford to Play Small-Ball Politics and Tip-Toe Around Right-Wingers Anymore By Mike Lux, Wiley This excerpt from Lux's book, The Progressive Revolution, makes the case that it's time to stop playing into conservative fear games. Read more »   The Bushies Stole Us Blind ... So, How'd You Like Your Beer? By David Michael Green, AlterNet The insane adventure in national suicide known as the Bush administration is at last coming to an end. Read more »   MLK: Why I Cannot Be Silent By Martin Luther King, Jr., AlterNet As we face possible military escalation in Afghanistan, Pakistan and elsewhere, King's speech against the Vietnam war is a powerful call to peace. Read more »   Can Labor Revive the American Dream? By Esther Kaplan, The Nation The financial markets are in tatters, but corporate America is keeping its eyes on the prize: crushing organized labor. Read more »   Will the Obama Generation Merge With the Protest Culture of MLK or Strike Its Own Path? By Danny Schechter, AlterNet There is a complicated tension between civil rights leaders from MLK's era and President-elect Obama about how change can be made. Read more »   Forgive and Forget the Crimes of the Bushies? I Don't Think So By Paul Krugman, The New York Times So Mr. Obama should reconsider his apparent decision to let the previous administration get away with crime. Read more »   Everyone's Feeling Economic Pain, But It's Hitting Minorities Worst of All By Valeria Fernández, ColorLines Latinos and Blacks are feeling the effects of foreclosures, job losses and increased debt most acutely. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Final Days: Jon Stewart Tears into President Bush By Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet Bush is suddenly doing press as though January 20th is the day his album drops. Read more »   Obama Made 8 Big Promises for Peace He'd Enact as President -- Don't Let Him Forget By Jodie Evans, CODEPINK Women for Peace: Action Blog During the campaign Obama promised to end the war in Iraq, shut down Gitmo, stop torture and much more. Read more »   Occupation 101: Hebron in the West Bank By JD Lasica A fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpse into the obstacles that many Palestinians face in their day-to-day lives under Israeli occupation. Read more »

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Thousands at Lincoln Memorial celebrate coming inauguration
			WASHINGTON, D.C. â€" President-elect Barack Obama welcomed the massive crowd that has begun turning out for his inauguration Tuesday with a seven-minute Sunday address that touched on the nation's challenges and urged people to solve them.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Looking back on history - Rights activists reflect on events, people who made win possible On whose shoulders does Barack Obama stand? The president-elect stands on the shoulders of public figures as diverse as the complex, idealistic, impassioned and contradictory nation itself, said several Lowcountry residents who each contributed their portion to make the country a better place. 'Controlled chaos' takes over D.C. WASHINGTON â€" Packed subway cars. Crowded sidewalks. Long lines and short tempers. Dream for all of us WASHINGTON â€" I, too, have a dream. I dream that some day we'll have to be reminded that racism once cleaved our souls and made us wary of one another. That wars were fought, blood was spilled and lives were lost along the way. Odes to Obama: A poem or two for the new president Poets don't typically write to order. You can't just call them up and ask them for a poem. Not even for an inauguration. But The Associated Press did ask. And they did write.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Arizona guns down the Eagles
			GLENDALE, Ariz. â€" Down and out for decades, the Arizona Cardinals have turned a bad joke into a Super Bowl-bound team. Yes, the Cardinals, founding members of the NFL, but historically among the most dysfunctional of franchises, are heading for the championship game in Tampa.
		Defense powers Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH â€" The Pittsburgh Steelers outhit the Baltimore Ravens and outplayed them behind a steady-as-he-goes Ben Roethlisberger, marching into the Super Bowl behind a defense that brought back memories of the storied Steel Curtain. USC plays host to 16 prospects The University of South Carolina's biggest recruiting weekend of the month attracted 16 official visits but only two were not already committed to the Gamecocks — offensive lineman Quinton Washington of Timberland and athlete Travante Stallworth of Leesville, La. And neither left Columbia a... Arizona guns down the Eagles GLENDALE, Ariz. â€" Down and out for decades, the Arizona Cardinals have turned a bad joke into a Super Bowl-bound team. Yes, the Cardinals, founding members of the NFL, but historically among the most dysfunctional of franchises, are heading for the championship game in Tampa. Fort Dorchester boys thriving under 'new beginning' The Fort Dorchester boys' basketball team had an impressive week, picking up victories over Region 8-AAAA foes Summerville and James Island. The team is 11-2, including 2-0 in league play. That's good enough for the Patriots to earn the No. 6 ranking in the statewide coaches' poll of Class AAAA teams.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Watercraft dealers look to steering sales through economic storm
			Tim Clark knows the annual Charleston Boat Show is sailing into a stiff economic headwind. But the co-owner and sales manager for Longshore Boats near Daniel Island, who also happens to be chairman of the event, is optimistic the exhibition will buoy dealers' spirits and, hopefully, their sales.
		Wxecutive Items Distinctions Byron Miller, director of public relations for the S.C. State Ports Authority, has been elected Southeast regional vice president for the International Propeller Club of the United States, a maritime industry organization with more than 8,000 members in 60 ports around the world. In that role, his territory includes all ports in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Puerto Rico. Miller previously served a two-year term as the president of the Propeller Club of the Port of Charleston. Force Protection plans to consolidate operations Force Protection Inc. renewed most, but not all, of its 550,000-square foot industrial site and headquarters on U.S. Highway 78 in Ladson. The company, which makes mine-resistant combat vehicles, recently extended the terms of its lease through June 30, 2014, according to a filing with the SEC. Penguin palace finds place at S.C. Aquarium Looking like little more than a giant plastic foam cooler, a new penguin exhibit required a true feat of logistics to land in its new home at the South Carolina Aquarium.
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