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...many cases decided 5 to 4 or 6 to 3, the pragmatic O'Connor was a swing vote, so how would having Roberts replace her affect the court's chemistry? He's not likely to simply take her place, says Lee Epstein, a co-author of an upcoming Supreme Court nomination history, Advice and Consent. That position goes to Justice Anthony Kennedy, the next most movable target. For now, the only label all but tattooed on Roberts' forehead simply reads, CONSERVATIVE BUT NOT AN IDEOLOGUE--which makes it impossible to know the brokering role he might assume. It is possible...
Elaborate song and dance sequences—with genres from swing to hard rock to folk to techno funk—accompany advice offering up one delectable sugary concoction after another, all created by frequent Burton collaborator Danny Elfman...
...weekend, I went sailing for free at the Boston Sailing Center. The Boston Harbor Hotel has free swing nights, and if swing isn't your thing, they have free concerts and other events. Boston’s Chinatown also gets active over the summer, with the Chinatown Festival on Aug. 1 and the August Moon Festival on Aug. 14. If you feel up for taking a trip to Jamaica Plains, you can visit the Samuel Adams Brewery to learn about the complete brewery process, and even get to taste, if you are of age, that is. They have tours...
...still making a bet that you're going to be pulling down major data with this thing. (There's also a pay-per-kilobyte plan). Once you've paid for a service that's anywhere you go (within the boundaries of the 40+ markets), why would you swing by a Starbucks to pay for an additional service like T-Mobile's location-specific Wi-Fi? That isn't to say the phone couldn't be used to access your home Wi-Fi network if you have one, but if you don't have one, you might not need it. EVDO...
...likely preserve the status quo. Rehnquist has been a consistent conservative vote on the court, and if he was succeeded by another firm conservative, the court's ideological balance would stay the same. O'Connor is another matter. For much of her 24 terms, she has been a critical swing vote on inflamed issues like abortion, affirmative action and church-state relations. If Bush can replace her with someone who doesn't know the meaning of the word swing, it would be an essential step toward realizing a decades-long conservative dream: a rock-solid majority on the court...