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In his address just after taking the swearing-in oath, Obama admitted that the U.S. was "in the midst of crisis is now well understood," listing war, economy, healthcare, home foreclosures, jobs, energy and other challenges.
"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," said the new president.
But Obama assured Americans that although "the challenges we face are real, serious many," and "will not be met easily or in a short span of time," America's goals "will be met."
The new president's words were echoed by Dean Glenn, an entrepreneur from Virginia, who told Xinhua that he is optimistic and believes Obama will save the economy and be great leader.
He said: "The economic crisis is a tough problem, it require some smart person to figure it out, I think he is surrounded himself with some very smart persons."
Glenn, who had never been to inauguration before, said: "Today is a day we look forward to for long time," adding that he believes Obama will bring changes to the U.S.. "We will have a new spirit of cooperation, hopefully a respect of the world."
Witnessing Obama was sworn in as the 44th U.S. president, the first black president in America's history, hundreds of thousands of people, like Glenn, erupted in roars of approval, and cheered in the same tone: "Obama, Obama!"
A recent national poll also showed that Obama's approval rating had risen to nearly 80 percent, revealing people's satisfaction with his work in the transition of power, establishment of his cabinet, as well as high expectations of his administration after Jan. 20.
"I think he (Obama) is going to do a magnificent job, he has several teams that would change the nation," said David S. TorainII, head of Mathematics department of Hampton University, who joined the jubilation near the Washington Monument, which stands at the central of the National Mall.
As for the economy, however, he seemed to be not so optimistic. Inheriting a series of economic problems on a scale not seen since the Great Depression, Obama will have a hard time reviving the nation's sagging economy, he noted.
"It might took long time to get out of the meltdown. I don't think anybody can turn around in next 6 months," he told Xinhua.
But he believed that Obama would help improve the situation. "I think he will be the greatest president since John F. Kennedy, he has great ideas, let's wait and see what happens," he said.
But the Wall Street cannot wait. The U.S. stock market plunged more than 4 percent on Inauguration Day Tuesday as bank woes spread while investors failed to find confidence from President Barack Obama's inauguration speech.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down more than 330 points, or 4 percent, falling below 8,000 for the first time in 2009, while the Standard & Poor's 500 and the Nasdaq indexes dropped more than 5 percent.
In his speech after being sworn in as the 44th president of the United States on Tuesday, Obama acknowledged the daunting challenges facing the nation, saying "we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood." Full story
News Analysis: Obama's presidency to start amid expectations, hopes, challenges
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President-elect Barack Obama's historic journey to the White House reaches its successful end on Tuesday when he takes oath of office as the new president, but he will face a rougher road filled with expectations, hopes and challenges.
Even before his presidency begins, Obama has been written into history for his unique power in the presidential campaign to inspire and energize millions of Americans to congregate under his banner of "changes we believe." Full story
Feature: Well-wishers at Philadelphia station hope Obama to help realize dreams
30TH STREET STATION, Philadelphia, Jan. 17 (Xinhua) -- While U.S. President-elect Barack Obama was delivering a speech in a tightly-guarded conference room inside the spacious main hall of the 30th Street Station of Philadelphia, many well-wishers barred from entry were expressing their hopes and aspirations in the chilly weather outside.
"My biggest wish for Obama is that he could keep his promise to give us single-payer health care," said retired nurse Diane Mohney, who was distributing flyers which read "Let's End Our National Healthcare Nightmare." Full story


THIS SUPER WHITE TRASH VIDEO WAS CREATED BY THE SAME IDIOT WHOSE VOCALS ARE CARRIED ALONG WITH THE GREATEST MUSICIANS WHO DON'T HAVE MULTIPLE GRAMMY AWARDS AND DESERVE AT LEAST 2 FROM THEIR ALBUM BEFORE THE LEGENDARY "VILLA ELAINE." CINJUN & SHELBY TATE ARE MOST DEFINITELY THE (MOST UNDERRATED) GREATEST ARTISTS OF ALL TIME & REMY ZERO DESERVE TO BE SELLING OUT LARGE VENUES CONSIDERING COLDPLAY SELL OUT EVERY ARENA THAT THEY TOUCH & WHILE THE BRITS ARE A GREAT BAND, REMY ZERO CREATED THE BLUEPRINTS THAT SET UP THE FIRST TWO ALBUMS BY CHRIS MARTIN & CO. ******* THIS IS MIXED SHITTY, BUT THE MAIN VOICE THAT YOU HEAR IS ALAN FINK WHO WILL BE WELL KNOWN WITHIN THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS!! ZACH BRAFF IS AMAZING FOR PUTTING "FAIR" IN A GREAT PART OF HIS SICK AND FLAWLESSLY EXECUTED FILM: "GARDEN STATE."
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Curtis's last live performance was on 2 May 1980 at Birmingham University, a show that included Joy Division's first and only performance of the song "Ceremony", later recorded by New Order and released as their first single. The last song Curtis performed on stage was "Digital". The recording of this performance can be found on the compilation album Still.
In the early hours of 18 May 1980, Curtis hanged himself in his kitchen after having viewed Werner Herzog's film Stroszek and listening to Iggy Pop's The Idiot. At the time of his death, his health was failing as a result of his epilepsy and a hectic touring schedule, and his marriage was falling apart.
Wilson later said, "I'd been warned on a train to London two weeks earlier by Annik [Honoré, Curtis' lover]. I asked her, 'What do you think of the new album.' She goes, 'I'm terrified.' I said, 'What are you terrified of?' She replies, 'Don't you understand? He means it.' And I go, 'No, he doesn't mean it - it's art.' And guess what? He fucking meant it."
Curtis's memorial stone, which is inscribed with "Ian Curtis 18 - 5 - 80" and "Love Will Tear Us Apart", was stolen in July 2008 from the Cheshire cemetery where he is buried.