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- Innovative gameplay plus amazing graphics equals RTS of the year contender.
- No offline skirmish mode is disappointing.
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One thing I was disappointed by was the lack of an offline skirmish mode. There is no Soviet campaign, so there is way for you to get a feel for the Soviet units without going online, which is a shame. In spite of this, World In Conflict features some of the most innovative ideas in the genre and combines it seamlessly with engaging and thrilling gameplay. It's a definite winner and is my front runner for RTS game of the year.
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The most imaginative RTS since last year's Company of Heroes, World of Conflict (WIC) arrives with one hell of a bang, offering up some of the most explosive real-time experiences I've ever seen.
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WIC's main campaign relies on a what-if scenario wherein the Soviet Union, facing the stark reality of its crumbling regime, decides to go to war against the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1989. The conflict eventually escalates into a full fledged war that rages throughout Europe and the United States itself.
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Also, the player usually commands a small force--typically around a dozen units--which reduces the stress levels dramatically. It also requires you to think strategically--you can't simply throw an unlimited stream of units at the enemy. Players are actively encouraged to bring in well rounded forces, as relying on just one unit type will quickly result in failure. It helps that most units are multifunctional, often having special abilities that can, at least temporarily, counter-balance some of their weaknesses--Bradley armoured personnel carriers can launch TOW missiles to strike at heavy armour, for example.
The smaller forces also require you to make heavy use of your support troops. Players can call in a variety of explosive ordinance ranging from conventional tube artillery and tank-busting A-10 strikes, all the way up to immense B-52 carpet bombings and tactical nuclear weapons. All this support becomes critical very quickly in the campaign for making sure that your small forces don't get overrun, but at times the amount of support that one can call in becomes almost comical.
But the use of so many high-explosive rounds does help the game cement its position as the best-looking RTS realised thus far. Artillery rounds demolish buildings wholesale and high-rise buildings collapse in on themselves in a cloud of dust. Individual units are likewise impressively animated as they zip around the battlefield kicking up dirt and leaving tracks in their wake.
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A Glimpse of Icon
Linux users are early adopters of new technology, so it's not surprising that many in the Linux community wish to use the best programming language for a given application, rather than being limited to just one language. The purpose of this article is to tell you about one of the simplest and most powerful programming languages available. It's called Icon, and it is a language for people who love programming. This tutorial is a "teaser" meant to pique your curiosity; the April 1998 issue of Linux Gazette has a longer tutorial which goes into more detail about the features described here.
Languages are the subject of religious wars; very little is gained by arguments "proving" one language is better than another. Icon is not perfect, nor is it the "best" language—but it is a very nice language to use. Icon is for people who don't want to deal with memory management in C or C++; for people who want the power of Perl and beyond, but prefer a cleaner expression syntax and fewer special cases; and for people who have a use for rich data structures and algorithms, but take for granted all the programming building blocks they learned in school. Icon is used for children's games, scripture analysis, CGI scripts, compiler research, literate programming, system administration and visualization. It is in many ways what BASIC should be and what Perl and Java could have been. (If you know a language that allows simpler and more direct solutions to the three short, complete program examples given in this article, please tell us about it.)
Icon's basic philosophy is to make programming easy. Its syntax is similar to C or Pascal; programs are composed of procedures, starting from main. Icon's built-in list and table data types beat out most languages: other languages have similar types but just don't seem to do the operators and semantics as nicely. Both types use familiar subscript notation, hold values of any type and grow or shrink as needed. Lists take the place of arrays, stacks and queues. Tables associate keys of any type with corresponding values. These types are ingeniously implemented; for example, lists are like arrays when you use them like arrays, and like linked lists when you use them like linked lists.
Although Icon has some exotic concepts compared with C or FORTRAN, in several ways Icon programs are more readable, not just shorter. For example, when they are "true", the relational operators return the value of the right operand, and associate left to right, so (12 < x < 20) tests whether x is between 12 and 20.
Here is a silly sample program that counts the number of occurrences of each word given on its command line and writes the words out in alphabetical order, along with their corresponding counts. A table is created with all keys mapping to a default value of 0. Then, each argument on the command line is used as a key in the table to increment a counter. The table is sorted, producing a list of two-element lists containing the keys and their values. These pairs are removed from the list one at a time, and the keys and values are written out.
procedure main(argv) T := table(0) every T[ !argv ] +:= 1 L := sort(T) while pair := pop(L) do write(pair[1], ": ", pair[2]) end
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every url := get_url(document) do test_url(url)
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- China abandoned its decades old 'One Child Policy'
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Q1) Leaders of S. Korea and which nation met for formal talks for the first time in three years on 2nd November 2015?
a. China
b. Japan
c. Indonesia
d. Malaysia
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Q2) Which country has removed titles for the second time in its history on 2nd November 2015?
a. UK
b. US
c. Italy
d. Australia
Ans – d
Q3) Which AKP party Turkish leader has announced a victory/ majority in the parliamentary elections on 2nd November 2015?
a. Recep Tayyip Erdogan
b. Ahmet Davutoglu
c. Ahmet Erdogan
d. None of the above
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a. Sistema
b. ABBY
c. Acron
d. Accounter
Ans – a
Q5) Which well known doyen of the Indian two wheeler industry passed away on 1st November 2015?
a. Rahul Bajaj
b. Brijmohan Lal Munjal
c. Brijmohan Lall Munjal
d. O P Munjal
Ans – c
Q6) Which country is set to be the largest producer of cotton in the world in 2015-2016 according to a USDA report?
a. China
b. India
c. Pakistan
d. Bangladesh
Ans – b
Q7) India has successfully test fired which Supersonic Cruise Missile from INS Kochi off the west coast?
a. BrahMos
b. Agn
c. Shaheen
d. None of the above
Ans - a
Q8) Which book has recently been launched by the President of India on 2nd November 2015, and is authored by O.P. Jindal Global University as well as the International Institute for Higher Education Research & Capacity Building?
a. President of India
b. Governance of Higher Education Institutions
c. The President of India and the Governance of Higher Education Institutions
d. None of the above
Ans – c
Q9) Which country celebrated its national day on November 3, 2015?
a. Tanzania
b. Ethiopia
c. Panama
d. None of the above
Ans – c
Q10) The National Tribal Crafts Mela was inaugurated in New Delhi on 2nd November 2015. What is it called?
a. Kalashilp
b. Aadashilp
c. Hastashilp
d. None of the above
Ans – b
11) The International film festival for persons with disabilities will be held for the _____ time from 1st to 3rd December 2015.
a. Second
b. Third
c. Fourth
d. First
Ans - d
Q12) Which e-Commerce giant Flipkart has appointed executive(s) for content and infrastructure on 2nd November 2015?
a. Snapdeal
b. Flipkart
c. Myntra
d. Jabong
Ans – b
Q13) Housing dot com has appointed which executive as the CMO to strengthen top management team?
a. Nikhil Arora
b. Nikhil Rungta
c. Nikhil Sen
d. None of the above
Ans – b
Q14) India and which nation have signed agreements in the field of renewable energy and culture on 2nd November 2015?
a. Indonesia
b. Cambodia
c. Malaysia
d. Vietnam
Ans - a
Q15) A new website has been launched by which regulatory agency in the MoEF on October 2015?
a. National Clean Energy Development Mechanism Authority
b. National Clean Development Authority
c. National Sustainable Energy Development Authority
d. None of the above
Ans – b
Q16) Scientists have made which discovery regarding Antarctic snow ice?
a. Increase in snow accumulation that commenced 10,000 years ago is adding ice to outdo increasing loss from thinning glaciers
b. Increase in ice melt has caused glaciers to thin down
c. Increase in snow accumulation is not enough to outdo loss from thinning glaciers
d. None of the above
Ans - a
Q17) The presidents of which 2 nations have announced on 2nd November 2015 that a global climate change pact should involve increasing emission cuts every 5 years for countries ?
a. China and Russia
b. China and France
c. China and UK
d. China and US
Ans – b
Q18) Scientists from Cambridge University have solved issues pertaining to battery that can power a car to drive for long distances on a _________ charge.
a. Single
b. Triple
c. Double
d. Quadruple
Ans - a
Q19) Scientists have located which enzyme as the major culprit of autoimmune diseases on 2nd November 2015?
a. cDAS
b. cGAS
c. cJAS
d. None of the above
Ans – b
Q20) NASA has released pictures of huge formations in which nation to solve the mystery of how these were formed, on 2nd November 2015?
a. Afghanistan
b. Uzbekistan
c. Pakistan
d. Kazakhstan
Ans – d
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Emily Amundson is a senior from Bellevue, Washington. As a Psychology major with a pre-health emphasis, Emily's passion is in the field of preventative medicine and Epigenetics. Emily spent her sophomore year in Lausanne, Switzerland and returned her junior year to serve as a Spiritual Life Advisor for freshmen girls. Her interests include running, writing, cooking for others, and traveling abroad. Emily plans on pursuing a PhD in the field of epidemiology after she graduates next spring. Through PAC, she is so excited to continue to serve and represent such an outstanding University that has taught her how to truly live a life with purpose, service and leadership.
Marissa Baly is a senior from Washington, DC. A Political Science major, she plans on pursuing a career in public policy after graduation. In her free time, Marissa enjoys golf, reading, collecting postcards from her travels, and representing all things "East Coast." At Seaver College, Marissa is the Lead Ambassador for the International Programs office, student assistant for the Great Books Colloquium, and a representative on Pepperdine's American Enterprise Institute Executive Council. She is immensely grateful for all that PAC has taught her and for introducing her to her amazing mentor from the Crest Board. Marissa looks forward to serving the Pepperdine community on PAC for her second year.
Rahje Branch is a junior from Los Angeles, California, pursuing a degree in political science and a minor in rhetoric and leadership. A former girl scout, Rahje has led a life dedicated to public service and improving the quality of education for those in her community. Most recently, she interned at the White House, in the Office of the First Lady working on the Reach Higher Initiative. Currently, Rahje serves as a Vice President of Pepperdine's Black Student Association. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her friends and family. Rahje is honored to serve on PAC this year and looks forward to working with others in the Malibu community to bring innovative ideas to fruition.
Jacqueline Cisneros is a senior from Orange County, California. She is majoring in Public Relations with a minor in Marketing. On campus, Jacqueline spends her time interning in Seaver College's Office of Admission, serving on the leadership team of Pepperdine's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America, and cultivating friendships through her sorority. Her interests include traveling, watching movies, visiting Disneyland and attending theatrical performances. After graduation, Jacqueline hopes to pursue a career in public relations and eventually earn her MBA. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve on PAC and looks forward to sharing Pepperdine's mission with others.
Joan Daly is a junior from River Edge, New Jersey. She is majoring in Integrated Marketing Communications, and minoring in Multimedia Design. On campus, Joan is an intern at the Seaver College's Office of Admission, a writer for Currents magazine, a volunteer for events such as New Student Orientation and Step Forward Day, and enjoys being an active member of her sorority. Aside from school, she enjoys road trips with her friends, painting, and running half marathons. Joan is excited and honored for the opportunity to be involved in PAC this year, and looks forward to serving the Pepperdine community, just as it has served her.
Ayesha Diatta is a junior from New York, majoring in Integrated Marketing Communications. During her time at Pepperdine, Ayesha has travelled the world through three of Pepperdine's international programs: Florence, Washington D.C. and London. While in Washington DC and London, Ayesha interned for the Smithsonian Institution and the World Travel & Tourism Council. Some of Ayesha's favorite activities include an avid love for soccer, adventure and volunteering. After graduation, she hopes to join the Peace Corps before pursuing a career in international marketing. Ayesha looks forward to being back in Malibu and giving back to the Pepperdine community that shaped who she is today.
James Gehrels is a junior from Tucson, Arizona. He is pursuing a degree in Sports Administration with a certificate in Conflict Resolution. He aspires to be an Athletic Director at a large NCAA Div I Institution. Outside of the classroom much of James' time is taken up with Pepperdine athletics as he is an outside hitter on the Pepperdine men's volleyball team. He also interns in the athletic department in marketing and is the co-president of the Pepperdine student athlete-advisory committee. James is honored and humbled to have been chosen to be on PAC and is looking forward to spreading and building Pepperdine's brand in Malibu and beyond, while emphasizing the importance of athletics in an academic institution.
Lauren Griffin is a junior from Dallas, TX, double majoring in International Studies and Political Science. During her time at Pepperdine, she has been involved with the Model United Nations team, Greek Life, and the Veritas Forum. Her hobbies include hiking, sweet-tea drinking, jewelry making and teaching spin classes. Lauren is looking forward to serving on PAC in order to further the University's mission of service, purpose, and leadership, in addition to fostering lifelong relationships among community members.
Emily Hirsch is a senior from Barrington, Illinois. She is majoring in International Studies with a concentration in Business Management, minoring in Industrial Organization Psychology and earning a Certificate in Conflict Management/Dispute Resolution through Pepperdine's School of Law. Outside of academics, Emily enjoys spending her time traveling, reading, skydiving and doing Crossfit. Her goals post undergraduate include working for a top management consulting firm and attending graduate school down the road. Emily looks forward to serving the Pepperdine community through her commitment to PAC during her senior year.
Rhett Johnson is a junior from Temecula, California, who is currently pursuing a major in Finance, with a minor in Accounting. Post-graduation, he plans to sit for his CPA before obtaining an MBA, in hopes of one day becoming a CFO. Rhett's dream job would be to find a way to integrate his passion of finance with his love of sports. Outside of the classroom, Rhett enjoys exploring LA, trying unique foods, and playing sports. Rhett recently returned from his year abroad in Shanghai, China and cannot wait to take all the experiences he has learned, and share them with the greater Pepperdine community. Rhett is thankful for his position on PAC and intends to become a liaison between the student body and the greater Malibu area while spreading Pepperdine's mission.
Jesse Jones is a senior from Longmont, Colorado, majoring in Integrated Marketing Communication. His greatest passion lies within sports. He loves to play, watch, study, and talk about just about any sport. His favorite team is the Denver Broncos. In line with Jesse's passion for sports, he hopes to someday work in the sports industry in some facet or another. Jesse is also an aspiring entrepreneur who plans to start his own company upon graduation. Aside from his obsession with sports, Jesse cares deeply for his family; he has two older brothers and one younger brother. As a member of PAC, Jesse hopes to develop meaningful relationships with various members of the Pepperdine community and represent Pepperdine to the Malibu and greater Los Angeles areas.
Anna Kitsmarishvili is a senior and an international student from Tbilisi, Georgia. She is majoring in political science and has completed the Certificate in Conflict Management at the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution. Upon graduation, Anna plans to attend law school. Throughout her time at Pepperdine, Anna has participated in numerous internship programs, both domestically and abroad. In Lausanne, she interned at Medair, a Swiss-based humanitarian aid organization; in Washington D.C., she interned at the U.S. House of Representatives; in Tel Aviv, she interned at the Peres Center for Peace, an NGO aimed at building lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians; and finally in Shanghai, she interned at Dentons, the largest international law firm in the world. Anna loves to journal and is a yoga-enthusiast. This will be her second year serving on the Pepperdine Ambassadors Council.
Grant Lacey is a senior from Scottsbluff, Nebraska. He is an economics major while following the Pre-Medicine route. Grant is either interested in attending Medical School after Pepperdine or pursuing a career in business. In his free time, he enjoys attending concerts, watching sporting events, golfing, and eating food. All of these activities are, of course, preferred with friends. In his time at Pepperdine, Grant studied has abroad in Lausanne, served as a Resident Assistant, traveled to the Dominican Republic and San Carlos, AZ for Project Serve, and will serve as Project Serve Coordinator his senior year. Grant is excited to serve on PAC because he will be further involved with what makes Pepperdine such a unique place: the people.
James McCutchen is a senior from Seattle, Washington. He is earning his undergraduate degree in Finance and plans to continue on and obtain his MBA in Finance. James enjoys traveling and spent a year studying abroad in Switzerland; he appreciates the opportunity to experience new places and cultures whenever possible. Additionally, James appreciates a good game of basketball, whether watching or playing. Upon graduation, he plans to pursue a CFA and work as an investment and financial advisor. His involvement on campus as the Vice President of Finance for the Inter Fraternity Council, and interning in the Finance Office under the University's Controller, has provided him with hands on experience in his field of interest while serving the Pepperdine community. Through PAC, James intends to represent the strong mission founded in Christ taught by the University.
Amanda McKee is a senior from the great state of Texas. She is majoring in French and International Studies, with a double emphasis in Political Studies and Middle Eastern/North African Studies, and she recently completed a Certificate in Conflict Management/Dispute Resolution through Pepperdine's School of Law. After completing her undergraduate studies, she plans to attend law school and later pursue a career with the State Department. Outside of academics, Amanda is an avid traveler with a deep passion for culture, history, languages, and food. Her year abroad with Pepperdine's Lausanne Program, where she served as the community Service Coordinator, was one of her most impactful Pepperdine experiences, as she was able to combine her love of traveling and culture with her heart for service and leadership. She is honored to be a part of this year's council, and is looking forward to serving alongside some of Pepperdine's most accomplished students as they work to give back to their university and community.
Michael Mitze is a senior from Malibu, California. He is majoring in Political Science with a minor in Marketing. He loves traveling, swimming, reading and playing golf. His experiences at Pepperdine include serving as Sigma Phi Epsilon's vp of Communications, participating in songfest and conducting research on issues the telecommunications industry faces today. Along with this he has also had the privilege to intern with the Salvation Army in their London lobbying offices as well as work at the National Cable & Telecommunications Association in Washington, DC. Following graduation he aspires to work in Washington, DC representing the telecommunications industry in government. As a member of PAC he is very excited to continue to build the relationship between Pepperdine and his home community.
Stuart Slayton is a junior from Plano, Texas. He is majoring in Psychology with an emphasis in law, minoring in Rhetoric and Leadership, and obtaining a certificate in Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management. Outside of his studies, Stuart has served as executive board member and philanthropy chair for his fraternity, Psi Upsilon, participated in mock trial, National Model United Nations, and New Student Orientation on campus. Off campus, he spends his free time working closely with two energy and technology companies of which he is a shareholder. Upon graduating, Stuart hopes to attend law school before pursuing his vocation. Stuart is honored to serve his University, fellow students, and the greater Malibu community through the Pepperdine Ambassadors Council.
Mark Vega is a senior from Orange, California, majoring in Advertising with a concentration in Business. Mark is passionate about running, being outdoors, and spending time with friends and family. After graduation, he hopes to work for an innovative organization after having spent this past summer interning with IBM. During his time at Pepperdine, Mark has been on the cross country and track teams, studied abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He has also spent his time working with the Pepperdine Micro Enterprise Program, Student Athletic Advisory Committee, and Graziadio School of Business and Management as a marketing intern. Mark look forwards to serve on PAC by building the communities inside and outside of Pepperdine and bridging them together, while sharing Pepperdine's mission with others.
Jenna Wall is a senior from Oak Park, California. She is majoring in Finance with an Applied Mathematics minor, and currently serves as the VP Finance for her sorority and the co-president of the Microfinance Club. She loves traveling, running, nutrition, photography, and exploring the great outdoors with friends and family. During her time at Pepperdine, Jenna has studied abroad in Germany and Italy, participated in Songfest, Step Forward Day, and Project Serve, and enjoyed her involvement in Greek Life and Campus Ministry. She is also grateful to have gained leadership experience in HRL as the Spiritual Life Advisor for international students. As a third generation Wave, Jenna has a deep-rooted connection to Pepperdine. Through her service on PAC, Jenna looks forward to further investing in the institution that has so greatly impacted her and her family.


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Alabama got low rounds from Bobby Wyatt (66) and Tom Loveday (67) in the morning round while Robby Shelton responded with a (65) in the afternoon and Cory Whitsett shot 68 in round two. Wyatt (74) and Lovelady (73) struggled in round two after Shelton was the high score with a 72 on the opening 18 holes.
Stanford is leading at 12-under 548 after shooting 13-under 267 in the afternoon round. South Carolina, who still has to play its second round is at 8-under (272) with Alabama while Auburn (274) is fourth and SMU (275) is fifth. The top eight teams at the conclusion of 54 holes advance to Tuesday's match play portion of the tournament.
"I think that is what makes our team good," Alabama Coach Jay Seawell said. "Our 1-5 players have given us quality starts all year, even the guy that doesn't count, is having a good start. I think that is the measure of a good team. I loved how the guys that didn't play their best in the morning, just regrouped."
Shelton opened with 72 but vaulted up the leader board with his second-round 65 to finish the day in a tie for 10th at 3-under 137. He reeled off four straight birdies on holes 5-8 and after two bogeys and a birdie on the back nine, eagled the par-5 17th, hitting his second shot to roughly a foot.
Whitsett, who opened with an even-par 70, made the turn in the second round at even par but sank back-to-back birdies on the 14th and 15th holes for his 68. He sank a six-foot putt on the 14th and then chipped in from just in front of the green on 15.
"I was really proud of Cory (Whitsett) and especially freshman Robby Shelton with a 65 in the afternoon," Seawell said. "We really, really needed that today."
Mullinax shot 72 in the second round and is 3-over 143 after 36 holes. Lovelady carded a 73 in round two and is even-par 140 headed into Sunday's third round. Wyatt's 74 was dropped from the team total in round two and he is even-par 140, tied for 39th.
Half of the fields, 15 teams, are slated to play their second round beginning at 7 a.m. Sunday. The Crimson Tide's third round will be set once all 30 teams have completed their second round.


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Normally, when Amarillo High and Tascosa are in the same gym, only one walks out of the building smiling.
Today, both teams could leave Odessa College with a grin.
Tascosa and AHS open the boys basketball playoffs against two El Paso teams in a Class 5A bidistrict doubleheader beginning at 5 p.m.
It's an unofficial Caprock coaches reunion when Tascosa (17-12) and El Paso Hanks (22-8) meet in the opener at 5 p.m. Twenty minutes after that final buzzer, underdog AHS (13-15) plays District 1-5A champ El Paso Americas.
First-year Tascosa coach Roger Raper, who coached at Caprock last season, and his Rebs finished runner-up in District 2-5A. They meet District 1-5A's third-place team El Paso Hanks, which is coached by former Caprock coach Guy Crenshaw.
Tascosa, which beat Lubbock Coronado in a playoff for 2-5A's No. 2 seed, rely on Jon Davis, Ruben Solis and Drew Taylor.
Hanks had to beat El Paso Americas in the final week of the season and then survived a three-way playoff by beating El Paso Eastwood.
Hanks counters with a motion offense led by guard Art Romero, who scores 14 a game and canned seven 3-pointers against Eastwood.
"In a game where you really don't know each other that well, you have to do what you do best and then make adjustments," Raper said.
In the nightcap, AHS takes on a rare 5A district champ in Americas, which has one player taller than 6 feet in Mitch Davis, a do-it-all 6-3 player who scores 18 a game and leads the team in assists.
"Americas is very disciplined," said AHS first-year coach Jason Pillion. "They like to spread you out and back door you. We have to be disciplined on defense."
AHS, 2-5A's No. 4 seed, is led by senior post 6-2 Bobby Watkins, who is fighting off an ankle injury, senior forward 6-3 Kyler Hill, senior guard Adam Hughes and junior guard Trevor Holloway.
"They are going to throw a little half-court trap at us, so we have to take care of the ball and not turn it over," Pillion said.
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A burden of many souls
After Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States, I wrote - in my first column - that he would be "carrying the entire African-American community on his back."
Three and half years later, I am at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., no longer hoping for "change" but for a firm plan from the president.
I'm impatient. I have a right to be. Conditions for minorities in this country are atrocious.
Four years ago, Obama's election sent a powerful message that the country was ready for change. I remember people lining up for blocks before polling places even opened to cast their votes. Many were first-time voters. Some were much older, like my parents, who believed that they would never live to see a black man lead the country.
Obama said then that the only measure of his presidency that mattered was whether he could look back and say: "Did I get this economy fixed?"
He didn't. The economy is not fixed, but he kept it from getting worse.
Obama inherited a mess. When he was sworn into office in January 2009, 11.9 million people were unemployed and there were only 2.8 million job openings. By October 2009, those numbers had grown to 15.4 million unemployed and 2.4 million job openings.
"The numbers show us that even before Obama could get his budget passed the unemployment numbers were spiking," said David Riemer, the longtime government policy expert who directs the Community Advocates Public Policy Institute in Milwaukee.
In May 2012, 12.6 million were unemployed with 3.6 million job openings.
Obama applied a tourniquet to a gaping wound - but the wound is still seeping blood.
In Wisconsin, there are about 200,000 unemployed and about 60,000 job openings. That's an undercount. It doesn't count the guy collecting aluminum cans who has given up looking for work or the kids who moved back in with their parents because they can't find a job.
Four years ago, Obama was an inspiration for those who had given up. Some even made him out to be some kind of superhero. Surprise: He wasn't.
But the bitter divisiveness over his policies, mostly flowing from a Republican-controlled House, puts a brake on progress. If you are a member of Congress, your goal should be to do everything possible to create the right conditions for job creation. Not enough members seem to get that.
I voted for Obama because I was tired of seeing so many black men in my community looking for work and not finding it. I was tired of hearing about public education being broken and no real solutions being offered. I was tired of the senseless violence in communities of color with most of the victims being young black men.
I'm still tired.
And I know that a vote for Obama will not wipe away the social ills in this country.
A vote for Obama did not end racism. (In fact, Obama rarely discusses race or the impact it has had on his own presidency. That's not his style - even though race may ultimately decide who wins in November.)
A vote for Obama sure didn't make our communities any less segregated or safer.
No, it wasn't fair to put these burdens on the president. But like I said in my January 2009 column:
"He is in a better position than anyone to help equalize what has been so unequal for so very long."
I'll be eager to hear what Obama wants to do in a second term. He is still carrying the burden of millions of Americans on his back. And I'm one of them.
James E. Causey travels to Charlotte, N.C., Monday to Thursday to report from the Democratic National Convention. Look for his columns next week and for his blog posts and videos at JSOnline.com/opinion
James E. Causey is a Journal Sentinel editorial writer, columnist and blogger. Email email@example.com. Twitter: jecausey.
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