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Analog Science Fiction and Fact, April 2011

Paul Levinson's "Ian's Ions and Eons" is not the best story that concerns me, but it has a reference to the recent past, decency than after the Clinton presidency, the election between Gore and Bush. A day Tom wants to, after the experience of Bush's tenure, including Iraq War that Gore wins the election and is looking at a travel agency that offers the recent past as a tourist destination. It is set in a train. At a certain point, he is in another train in the desired past. A helper of the travel agent takes care of him. Tom can convince him of his intentions, Rehnquist, the chairman of the Supreme Court (Supreme Court) off by a few drops, as Rehnquist was the deciding vote to allow counting the botched election in Florida again or to leave Bush's victory there.

Everything is going according to plan: The chairman is from the Traffic drawn. Gore wins. Tom sits down satisfied in the train and transferred to one of his presence. He noted that nothing has changed. Someone else has taken the travel agency that Tom has made efforts rückgänging.

interesting that I did in a recent Business Week read about the Judge Rehnquist. The article was about the commercial clause to be introduced in the current issue of universal health care in the United States, plays a role. It is a step in the U.S. Constitution, which ascribes to Congress the right to determine the multi-state trade. This is strange and the Unite States itself meant. Rehnquist had before he became Chief Justice, limited the powers of the Clause. Now the plan for a multi-state health insurance is on the table. Twenty-one states do not want. Can the Commercial Clause be applied here?

Business Law is interesting matter. In 1992 I was assigned a semester at the University of Connecticut. Evening class course. During the day I had earned my living as a programmer at Clairol Hair Products in Stamford. I still have the textbook "The Legal & Ethical Environment of Business". I can not Wickard v. Filburn case found. Is now a precedent for the Commercial Clause consulted for its implications for national health insurance. Farmer Filburn sued in 1942 against the state because of a fine imposed on him, as more wheat Filburn cultivated, as he had been allowed. He was of the opinion that the State not to intervene, as it gives the wheat on his farm for their own consumption. The case was the Supreme Court ruled against Filburn on the grounds that the commercial clause could be applied because Filburn need to buy any wheat from its increased production in others.

So, what to do now with analog? Lol. Probably not, although you sure about the insurance issue a SF history could construct. And I once again browsed through my olles textbook, my blue Examination Book. 95 out of 100 points is not bad.