he found he said everything about clemens bewildering and shocking.the lack of privacy about the foul mouths and the stinging quirks of the field bosses, the demeaning nicknames bestowed by the guard, bug eyed, tar baby, learning what he described as his old plantation songs that helped ease the work and pass the time. by the 1940s, formal wedding had been prohibited, but officers and more commonly their convicts enforcers known as building tenders engaged in a whole panoply of punishment for all manner of disciplinary infraction. for very cotton picking, a prisoner might be order to ballot for three hours on a two by four called the rail. forbade i a guard he might have to stay up all night shelling peanuts only to be encountered if you began at dawn. for a sold or for more serious, or more serious rule violation, convicts would lose points towards parole or get what they call it tuneup which involve slapping and verbal abuse in the majors office. but for something more serious, assault on a guard or attempted to escape from an inmate could extend ex

three years, i have seen many people embarrass themselves by failing to stand at and acting like clemensalong with the past. i saw people under enormous pressure that always did the right thing. a graduate, you will soon leave this wonderful community and venture to go into a new world of jobs and opportunities and new lives. . . >> the credit belongs to the man, now a woman, who was actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who has erred and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without airing. -- erring. it is the person who's been some softening were the cost to of the best nose high achievement and to read the worst fails what daring greatly. [applause] thank you. it takes knowledge to be accountable. having the ability to speak up is important, but not sufficient. if you have the guts to take a stand, what you think is a principled stand, then have the brains and fax and analysis and critical thinking. in some instances it is clear what the right thing to do is. but in many instances it is much more complex. we should reward out by

solutions then added job and oil addiction and heed the warning of clemens scientists who have calledpollution reduction. a lot of people tragically lost their lives in the bp rig explosion and for the past weeks as made 5,000 barrels of oil a day have been leaking into the ocean. as a result the gulf coast fishing, seafood and tourism industries are bracing for the worst. wildlife refuges and marines in trees remain in harm's way, congress will keep a vigilant eye on ppf efforts to stop the leak and clean up this environmental mess. however, the visible oil is not the only pollution have to worry about. once gasoline is burned in our cars and trucks from tax that is released into the atmosphere. we can see the oil slick in the gulf from space but it's the buildup of invisible curtain dioxide atmosphere that is preventing heat from escaping back into space. even as carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere has been accumulating so has our scientific understanding of its effects and impacts. based on over 150 years of scientific research, a clear picture has emerged of rising temp