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New Obama Poster for Inauguration
By Katharine Q. Seelye
The Caucus | A New York Times Blog
January 8, 2009, 11:36 am
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/08/new-obama-poster-for-inauguration

If anyone is realizing the marketing potential of Barack Obama, it is Mr. Obama’s marketers themselves.

After all, Advertising Age, the bible of Madison Avenue, named the Obama campaign "Marketer of the Year" last fall, citing in particular its ability to brand itself. Obama beat out marketing heavyweights like Apple, Nike and Coors. And that was before he got elected.

Mr. Obama’s inaugural committee is now marketing a new version of the iconic "Hope" poster that became a phenomenon during the campaign and helped brand the candidate, certainly in the minds of the young.

The new poster was created by Shepard Fairey, the California street artist who created the original image.

He designed this one specifically for the inauguration. "Be The Change," the poster instructs. It takes the now-familiar red and blue image of Mr. Obama and sets it against a backdrop of the Capitol and the White House.

 

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PIC Announces Theme and Preliminary Information about Schedule of Official Inaugural Events
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
http://www.pic2009.org/pressroom/entry/theme_and_preliminary_information

The Presidential Inaugural Committee (PIC) today unveiled the official theme for the inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama, "Renewing America's Promise," a vision that underscores the President-elect and Vice President-elect’s commitment to restoring opportunity and possibility for all and re-establishing America’s standing as a beacon of hope around the world.

“At this moment of great challenge and great change, renewing the promise of America begins with renewing the idea that in America, we rise or fall as one nation and one people,“ said President-elect Obama. “That sense of unity and shared purpose is what this Inauguration will reflect.“

The PIC also outlined a preliminary schedule of official inaugural events that underscores a commitment to organizing activities that are inclusive and open to the public. The following events will take place in the nation’s capital between Sunday, January 18th and Wednesday, January 21st:

 

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According to The Legal Times, Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, the oldest and longest-serving justice on the Supreme Court, will swear in VP-Elect Joseph Biden as Vice President next month on Innauguration Day.

Vigorous and sharp at 88, he has served on the court for 32 years. In criminal-law and death-penalty cases, Stevens has voted against the government and in favor of the individual more frequently than any other sitting justice.

He files more dissents and separate opinions than any of his colleagues. He is the court's most outspoken defender of the need for judicial oversight of executive power. And in recent years, he has written majority opinions in two of the most important cases ruling against the Bush Administration's treatment of suspected enemy combatants in the war on terror -- an issue the court is revisiting this term when it hears appeals by Guantánamo detainees, challenging their lack of access to federal courts.

Justice Stevens was named to the Court in 1975 by President Gerald Ford. It is rare for a Vice President to be sworn in by a justice appointed by a president of the opposite party, so Vp-Elect Biden's choice to have Stevens swear him in can be seen as a bipartisan gesture -- though Justice Stevens is usually regarded as one of the most liberal justices on the Court.

According to family members and former law clerks, Justice Stevens still writes the first draft of his opinions. He uses the Internet, studied French before a recent vacation in Europe, and has become hooked on Sudoku number puzzles.

In addition, Stevens he has survived prostate cancer and had a bypass heart operation in the 1970s. Since then he has followed a low-fat diet, eating only a grapefruit for lunch.

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Dear Partybuilders & Fellow Democrats,

As I predicted the Distinguished Gentleman, Senator Barack Obama, of The Great State of Illinois, Lincoln's State, will be the next President of The United States of America on Inauguration Day, 2009.

To all those who supported and still support the Distinguished Lady, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, of The Great State of New York, The Empire State:

You are my fellow Americans and great Democrats, even if we have exchanged a few unpleasantries, and for the sake of Our Great American Constitution and the People of The United States of America, especially the majority Working Lower and Middle Class Americans, I wish you to join Our Next President, Senator Barack Obama, in restoring America's Reputation and Greatness across The World! I wish you to help our next President build upon the valiant and honorable efforts of all our previous and current candidates. I wish you to join Senator Joe Biden, Governor Bill Richardson and Senator John Edwards, and Our Wonderful Speaker of The House, Nancy Pelosi, in making America united in diversity and strong in that unity!

If you want to contact me: jpaf64@yahoo.com

I am currently abroad working to prepare Europe for The Great Historic Presidency of Mr. President, Barack Obama.

G-d Bless Us All, G-d Bless The United States of America and The Greatest Constitution on Earth!

Peace, Love, Shalom L'Kol Ehad,

Jean-Pierre Ady Fenyo

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