while lee is watching, obama takes a step closer to the presidency and an african proverb comes to mind. one that his black countrymen tried to describe the dilemma and post-apartheid era. a got a stone but not a nut to crack, got the not know stone to brackett with. south africa's black majority government build homes for the people that left them without the money to pay their rent provided them with running water but shut off the tap when they couldn't pay the bill. replaced names of bullheaded white segregationists on the public school houses with those of black liberation heroes but didn't replace the shoddy roofs. ordered companies to hire blacks but permitted them to slash their wages. so it goes for the new south africa where a small white minority continues to inhabit a splendid country, splendid country that is for all intensive purposes canada while

lincoln said, drawing on proverbs, award simply spoken is like an apple of gold spoken in silver. the constitution was made for the union, not the union for the constitution. the union began with the articulation of that first principle -- all men are created equal. the rise to an understanding of the rifle and wrongful ways of which humans might be governed -- to the rightful and wrongful ways of which humans might be governed. they will still be true when we reassemble for reagan's symposium next. [applause] >> we shall take that up lost as applause for you -- applause as applause for you, the audience. i would invite all of you, i fyou -- if you have suggestions for topics for next year, please let us know. once the decision has been made , we will solicit ideas for speakers. bear that in mind and let us know. we want to thank our seven outstanding speakers. charles asked to get on an airplane to fly to los angeles. why anybody would want to do that -- [laughter] >> i am insulted by his attack on california. i am leaving. [laughter] >> having worked with each of the symposia, t

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unreported genius is almost a proverb. education will not. of the world is full of educated derelicts. a determination alone are omnipotent have solved and always will solve the problem with the human race. the ku lynch years for a time of accomplishment and prosperity and in deed of domestic tranquillity base at khoo lynch could not enjoy his presence. the luck ran out when his younger son calvin, jr. playing tennis and the white house courts developed a blister on the right foot pathogenic blood poisoning resulted from the very beginning the infection was serious in from the very beginning two which seemed to know it. in an age without antibiotics, calvin, jr. died july 7th. in his suffering he asked him to make him well. i could not. when he went, the power and the glory of the presidency went with it. the waves of providence are often beyond understanding incapable of what he could do i do not know why such a price was exacted for occupying the white house but to escape washington and summer doldrums they usually lead to the swamps of mas

unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. education will not. the world is full of educated derelicts. persistence and determination alone are significant. the slogan press on as salt and always will solve the problems of the human race. the coolidge years were a time of accomplishment, of prosperity, indeed, of domestic tranquillity. yet, coolidge could not enjoy his presidency. the coolidge luck ran out in june, 1924 when his younger son, 16-year-old calvin, jr., fleeing tennis on the white house courts developed a blister on his right foot. infection and pathogenic blood poisoning result. from the very beginning, the infection was serious, and from the beginning coolidge seemed to know it. at an age without antibiotics, calvin jr. died july 7th. and his suffering he asked me to make him well because i could not. when he went, the power and the glory of the presidency went with him. the ways of providence are often beyond our understanding. it seemed to me that the world had the work it was capable he could do. i do not know why such a price was exacted for occupying the white house

a chinese proverb goes something like this.the hardest journey, we need to take only one step at a time. but we must keep on stepping. our journey through grief is lonely. but our healing has begun and we are all stepping forward. thank you ended may god bless each and everyone of you. [applause] >> in a more a.m., we have gathered to remember the 29 call miners whose lives were given unto these mountains of west virginia some 20 days hence. and now are gathering today, we lift up the memories of all the miners who sacrificed for generations gone by and to provide energy for the people of this nation and the world. and now , this past thursday, another miner, a 28-year-old john came from blend daniel died in a separate mining accident in a separate -- any separate mining accidents. we hold the king family and our prayers. as we turned to the news on this morning, we saw devastation from a tornado affecting the lives of families in mississippi and we raise them up in your purse. i stand before you bringing greetings from the peo

a chinese proverb goes something like this: to get through the hardest journey, we need take only one but we must keep on stepping. our journey through grief is loanny. -- lonely. but our healing has began. thank you. and may god bless each and every one of you. [applause] >> in memoriam we have gathered to honor the beloved 29 coal miners who's lives were given unto these mountains of west virginia some 20 days hence. in our gathering today, we lift up the memories of all of the miners who sacrificed for generations gone by to provide energy for the people of this nation and the world. and now this past thursday another miner, 28 years old john king from glen daniel died in a separating mining accident here in raleigh county. bringing mining fatalities this year to 33. we hold the king family in our prayers. and as we turn the news on this morning, we saw devastation from a tornado effecting the lives of families in mississippi and we raise them up in our prayers. i stand before you bringing greetings from the people of this state, the nation and the world who are united in the share