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  1. Lowery quoted "Lift Every Voice and Sing," known as the Negro National Anthem. He's still a firebrand, and has seen his faith vindicated.
  2. Rev. Joseph E. Lowery's benediction: A gentle tongue lashing for the nation's past sins, a prayer of hope for a better world of our making.
  3. Poet Elizabeth Anderson: "Say it plain, that many have died for us to see this day ... What if the mightiest word is love?"
  4. Obama's address sounded all the themes of his campaign: hope, courage, sacrifice for a more just society and a more perfect union
  5. Obama calls for "a new era of responsibility."
  6. Obama: America is a friend to every nation, and we are ready to lead once more."
  7. Obama: "Starting today we must pick ourselves up and begin the work of remaking America."
  8. Obama: "The challenges we face are real, they are serious and many. But they will be met."
  9. Barack Obama takes the oath as president of the United States; the world awaits his next words.
  10. Barack and the crowd are still listenting to John William's music for piano, clarinet, violin and cello, savoring this moment. Now trhe oath
  11. It's 12:01. Barack Obama, even though he hasn't taken the oath, is now officially president of the United States.
  12. Rick Warren: "May we have a new birth of clairty in our aims ... and civility in our attitudes even when we differ .. ."
  13. Rick Warren: "Dr. King and a great cloud of witnesses are shouting in heaven . . ."
  14. Sen. Dianne Feinstein: "Future generations will mark this moment as the turning point for real and necessary change."
  15. Barack appears, the crowd is cheering wildly. A moment many never thought they'd live long enough to see has finally arrived.
  16. Two million people have come to the Washinngton Mall from all over the world to see history made, to see hope triumph.
  17. Cheney is in a wheelchair from a recent back injury while moving boxes. He must hate being seen this way by millions.
  18. William Bennett: "A long way from Emancipation Day; what an extraordinary country this is."
  19. Rick Warren to give invocation; some still mad at his attacks on gays and media sidelining of Episcopal bishop Gene Robinson this weekend
  20. How long will Obama's honeymoon last? His approval rating today is 79 percent, highest ever recorded for an incoming president.