Built to last

• (CNN)-- President Obama used the State of the Union address to outline an agenda for the coming year and, more importantly, to define what his goals would be should he be re-elected in November.
(CNN)
• The explosion ripped through Building A5 on a Friday evening last May, an eruption of fire and noise that twisted metal pipes as if they were discarded straws. When workers in the cafeteria ran outside, they saw black smoke pouring from shattered windows.
(New York Times)
• BIO President and CEO Jim Greenwood issued the following statement in response to President Obamas State of the Union speech: We commend President Obamas call for creating an economy that is built to last.
(TMCnet)
• What a stark contrast. All those mud-slinging kids mangling each other with venomous attacks on bank accounts and personal lives on the one hand. The President of the United States on the other.
(Falls Church News-Press)
• Adrienne Howard, the daughter-in-law of Joe and Frances Howard of Suntree, was in the first ladys box during President Obamas State of the Union speech. It was very exciting, Frances Howard said.
(Florida Today)
• President Obama has been talking in recent weeks about the need to bolster the middle class. With his third State of the Union address Tuesday, he began outlining the policies he believes are necessary to make an economy thats built to last.
(KQED)
• OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP)—Ray Lewis and Ed Reed have spent 11 seasons together with the Baltimore Ravens, making one big play after another for a defense that is perennially among the best in the NFL.
(YAHOO!)
• President Obama last night offered a Clintonesque State of the Union address, calling for economic fairness to fire up his political base.
(The Fiscal Times)
• 8:37pm - Good evening and welcome to Streetsblog Capitol Hill's live-blogging coverage of President Obama's State of the Union address.
(Streetsblog Capitol Hill)
• I did not watch President Barack Obama's state of the union address last night, but the commentary I've read this morning revealed the theme was "built to last.
(Free Lance-Star)