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More than a year ago, Goldsmith decided to donate her family's collection of artwork and papers. She gave the more than 2,p90x workout schedule,000 items that documented her ancestor's role as one of Huntsville's first Jewish families to the National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia, Pa. Her family had migrated from Germany sometime before the mid-19th century and were in Huntsville by 1859, according to listings in that year's city directory.
Two cases before the U.S. Supreme Court this week regarding gay marriage represent one of those delicious situations likely to compel Americans 锟?including those nine on the court 锟?to confront their own competing beliefs and biases, and to choose.Indeed, it锟絪 darn hard to champion states锟?rights as defined by the 10th Amendment, a favorite of many conservatives, while simultaneously defending the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), the federal law passed in 1996 锟?also embraced by many social conservatives 锟?that assigned a national definition to marriage as a legal union between one man and one woman. The Supreme Court will hear the arguments for and against DOMA, obviously well aware of the precedent already established by 1948锟絪 Sherrer v. Sherrer: 锟経nder the Constitution, the regulation and control of marital and family relationships are reserved to the states.锟紾iven that 锟?and the makeup of a Supreme Court that has four solid liberals and three emphatic and two relative conservatives who have been consistent in their leanings toward states锟?rights 锟?and no one should be surprised if DOMA is on borrowed time. Then again, this court has been known to surprise. (See: 锟絆bamaCare.锟?Meanwhile,http://www.p90xdvdrose.com/, the problem for many liberals who want DOMA overturned is that if they prevail and the 10th Amendment is the majority锟絪 justification, it may spell defeat for their other cause, which is repealing California锟絪 Proposition 8 banning gay marriage in that state. Prop 8 passed at the ballot box in 2008, so not only is it a state law but it锟絪 one adopted in the most democratic of ways. Civil rights in this country may not be subject to popularity contests, but reversing an election 锟?i.e., the will of the people 锟?is no small thing, either.Complicating matters further is a 14th Amendment which mandates that 锟絥o State shall ... deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.锟?That锟絪 where opponents of Prop 8 are pinning their hopes. Where marriage is concerned, arguably same-sex couples are being denied the equal protection of the laws not only in California but in the 38 states, including Illinois, where that institution is not available to them. To say the decision here has far-reaching implications is an understatement.Ralph Waldo Emerson said that 锟絘 foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.锟?The big brains making the call in these two cases may have a very hard time remaining consistent to their constituencies and to their personal histories.It may be telling that two otherwise ideological opposites, attorneys Theodore Olson and David Boies 锟?who squared off in Bush v. Gore before the Supreme Court in 2000 锟?have found enough common ground in this instance to team up in fighting the Prop 8 ban on gay marriage. Telling because in some ways, this issue 锟?like abortion 锟?can confound those who like to draw the ideological or partisan boundary lines. One can certainly pose the argument, as Olson apparently is,saclongchamproses.com, that laws banning same-sex marriage are an example of big government imposing itself in a personal matter where it doesn锟絫 belong, wholly inconsistent with conservative values. Yet advocacy for gay rights is far more often linked with liberal causes. This is one issue that may defy the labels. Apparently not all conservatives are built the same, or liberals either.In any case,sac longchamp, this decision is both a big deal in the present and one likely to be rendered less so with the passage of time.As civil rights matters go, it may ultimately join the ranks of Loving v. Virginia (1967),ghd, Brown v. Board of Education (1954) and Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and ultimately help define this court, for better or worse. Lives and pocketbooks will be impacted, as this has tax and benefit 锟?health care, pension 锟?implications for people, for employers, for governments.And yet if it doesn锟絫 happen today,Chanel, it seems all but inevitable tomorrow, as there has been a sea change in attitudes on this subject in less than a decade. If polling is to be believed, some 58 percent of Americans now say they have no objection to gay marriage, and that percentage is much higher 锟?81 percent 锟?among those under 30, the decision-makers of the future. Many a politician who was once opposed or at least cautious on the subject has had a change of heart.In the here and now,louboutin pas cher, well, suffice it to say the U.S. Constitution can be just so darn inconvenient for those who don锟絫 want to be bothered by the principles contained therein mixing with the prejudices they bring to the table. In this page锟絪 experience, a not-uncommon malady of left and right alike is that both camps love their Constitution when it suits their agenda, and ... well, not so much when it doesn锟絫.Alas, few among us get to have it both ways. And so we may soon discover with these most compelling of court cases.Journal Star of Peoria, Ill.
Although the obesity task force suggested that taxing sodas was worth studying, the lobbied to "oppose proposals to tax sugary beverages" at the federal level. The soda industry reports spending more than $2 million to defeat Richmond's soda tax ballot initiative Measure N, outspending tax advocates by 87 to 1.
Scott on Monday also signed 16 bills that accompanied the budget (SB 1500) including one that sets aside $3.3 million a year starting in 2015 to help cities and counties to spruce up or build new ballparks that are used by Major League Baseball teams for spring training.
The reunion show in Marysville opens with Guilty Again, led by Owens' classmate and friend Bruce Buttacavoli, owner of Buttacavoli Industries in Marysville.
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