Inauguration Mashup: The Speech In 11 Easy Steps  May the eagles
of democracy soar above the covenant that binds our great nation
in an era of new beginning ... or something.  Have you ever
watched an inaugural address and wondered: How DO those guys
(because they're always guys) do it? Well, we've prepared this
handy guide so you, too, can give a speech like the chief
executive.  The inauguration speech in 11 easy steps!  Our
instructions are based on a century of recorded footage. William
McKinley's address was the first to be recorded by a "motion
picture camera" (in 1897). Calvin Coolidge was the first to be
broadcast over the radio (in 1925).  They all hit a lot of the
same points, and we've distilled those down into 11 easy steps.
After watching this video, you'll have seen the power of Lyndon
Johnson's hand gestures and learned the art of repetition from
George H. W. Bush. Throw in a band of fifers and a giant
floating peanut (for Jimmy Carter, the one-time peanut farmer),
and you've got yourself a suc