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If a false entry in a database leads to an unconstitutional police search that reveals illegal drugs, does the government get to hold it against you? That's the question the Supreme Court will tackle on Tuesday. ... Source: opinion.latimes.com --- 1 day ago
On the first Monday in October, the Times editorial page crosses its collective fingers and hopes the U.S. Supreme Court's docket of low-profile cases will mean a relatively apolitical, civil and consensus-seeking year. The page also takes a very non-picturesque look at very real and very non-jolly pirates, and criticizes the penny-wise, multi-million-dollar-foolish Bush administration order that California change the way it tallies illegal immigrants who use a state family planning and health treatment program. California's Family Planning, Access, Care and Treatment Program reduces abortion rates and saves $1.4 billion in welfare and other costs so, of course, the administration can't let that go on. Columnist Gregory Rodriguez calls for a different way of looking at why people are religious, and Cal State Northridge economics Professor Shirley Svorny weighs in on the side of the market in the continuing saga of U.S. health care. The market breeds innovation, Svorny says, and innovation delivers lower costs:For all its faults, America's healthcare sector has its advantages. It produces some of the highest survival rates in the world for cancer and other serious illnesses. Patients generally don't have to wait a year for a hip replacement. Being 70 doesn't make you ineligible for a kidney transplant. And U.S. medical innovations benefit other countries that suffer from the lack of them in their government-run schemes. Rather tha ... Source: www.crooksandliars.com --- 20 hours ago
Today’s the first day of the Supreme Court’s new term , and President Bush is using the occasion to appear before the Cincinnati Federalist Society. He’s being joined by a coterie of right-wing judicial activists who helped him push hundreds of nominations through the Senate. Among them will be Wendy Long, whose Judicial Confirmation Network just launched a nasty smear campaign against Obama. Bush is taking a victory lap, and you almost can’t blame him. Of all the terrible things that he set out to do, shifting the federal courts far to the right is the only thing he’s achieved. A full one of every three federal judges were appointed by Bush, including Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito on the Supreme Court, and they have steadily chipped away at our rights . But Bush couldn’t quite close the deal – the right-wing bloc on the Supreme Court is still one vote short of an unstoppable majority. Justice Stevens – 88 years young and the most progressive member of the Supreme Court – stubbornly refused to retire. Justices Ginsburg and Souter, who have reportedly eyed retirement, also weathered the Bush reign, presumably in hopes of a better political environment next year. What that means is McCain, if elected, stands to achieve Bush’s goal of a right-wing court. There’s no uncertainty here – McCain has pledged to nominate “ clones of Roberts and Alito ”: So that’s where we’re at. The next 40 years of the Supreme Court are on the b ... Source: blogs.kansascity.com --- 1 day ago
Did anybody really believe that? I guess that's another puzzler for the Supremes, who are getting involved in a case accusing the cigarette-makers of deceiving them into thinking "light" cigarettes are somehow healther. Altria, the parent of Philip Morris, is... ... Source: seattlest.com --- 3 hours ago
Yesterday, Faith Ireland and Robert Utter, two former state Supremes, officially filed suit against the BIAW and said they intend to sue Dino Rossi . They claim Rossi was too hands-on in 2007 with what's supposed to be an independent BIAW PAC. If he, as a candidate, coordinated with the PAC in any way, the PAC would be limited to spending $2,800 on a race they've spent $2 million on in 2008. Rossi says: "If what they were saying were true, which it isn't, there would be no problem with it being true..." Yikes. It's a tough campaign season for the BIAW, which is also being sued by Republican AG Rob McKenna for inappropriate touching of worker's comp funds, among other things. ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 1 day ago
Written by Natalie C. The “Motown” section includes Diana Ross and the Supremes, The Marvelettes, and the Four Tops. When you choose a particular section, you can then deselect what artists you don’t want to hear that are included in that section. ... Original story at medsoc1 (Blogspot) . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Diana Ross . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 1 day ago
Great Songs And Performances - Baby Love - Diana Ross and The Supremes Last.fm submitted by Scott Paterson. Original story at MyBlogLog . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Diana Ross . ... Source: digg.com --- 2 days ago
If a false entry in a database leads to a unconstitutional police search that reveals illegal drugs, does the government get to hold it against you? ...
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CLEVELAND, OHIO–The Supreme Court of Ohio has ruled that a person seeking to appeal the decision of a probate court in a guardianship proceeding must have been a party to those proceedings to have standing to appeal the court’s decision. The Court’s 4-3 majority decision, which affirmed the ruling by the Fifth District Court of Appeals, [...] ... Source: cpmusicpub.com --- 23 hours ago
CD1 01 - Martha And The Vandellas - (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave 02 - The Supremes - Come See About Me 03 - The Temptations - The Girl’s Alright With Me 04 - The Platters - Twilight Time 05 - Jackie Wilson - Lonely Teardrops 06 - The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman 07 - Mary Wells - Two Lovers 08 [...] ... Source: xtabaysworld.blogspot.com --- 2 days ago
I've been on a bit of a Motown trip at the moment probably due to the recent passing of Norman Whitfield a genius writer/producer mainly remembered for his stellar late 60s Temptation's productions. Anyway in my travels I came across this clip for the intriguingly named Pepper Pots and was surprised to find a reggae inspired Supremes tribute by a band from Barcelona featuring three very sexy girls. And this is great too: ... Find more results for Supremes on RSSMicro.com |
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By Stephen Lemons Republic backs Saban for sheriff, finds more proof of Arpaio's racial profiling. Trial starts for serial shooter. FBI file reveals that Evel Knievel was kinda, well, evil. Cards munch down on some Buffalo. Suns scrimmage, Big Stat sits it out because of bad eye. Tucson considers taxing alcoholic bevs. Does that mean winos'll pay more in taxes? Obama and McCain accuse each other of mudslinging. (And while we're on it, today's the last day to register to vote, people.) The "Fluffy Bunny Crew" terrorizes the Valley. (No, really.) Supremes approve "Choose Life" license plates. And Miley Cyrus is still two years away from adulthood, and, likely, the cover of MAXIM. Republic endorses Saban for sheriff. Rep finds more proof of Arpaio’s racial profiling. Serial shooter trial begins today. FBI file shows Evel Knievel was true to his first name. Cards devour Buffalo, 41-17. ...