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The thirty-fifth president of the U.S.A. was awarded the second highest non-combatant badge given by the U.S. Department of the Navy because of his selfless acts of heroism in World War II.
The said medal may be awarded to members of the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Navy who, while serving, singularize themselves from the ranks by acts of heroism that do not involve fighting with an enemy. It is usually awarded for deeds that involve the risk of the recipients’ lives.
Despite being initially rejected by the U.S. Army due to a back injury he sustained at Harvard, John Kennedy eventually joined the Navy after taking a five-month special program to further strengthen himself.
In the early months of 1943, JFK became the commander of PT Boat 109, which operated in the South Pacific. In August of the same year, the boat was rammed by the Japanese destroyer Amagiri in the waters in the Solomon Islands. The impact tore the boat in half and killed 2 of the 13-man crew. John Kennedy and the rest of the surviving crewmembers clung to the boat’s wreckage but after several hours, they decided to swim to an island 3.5 kilometers away. Kennedy had to tow a badly injured crewmember by clenching the strap of the man’s life jacket with his teeth. Upon making landfall, they discovered that the small island had no food or water. Kennedy then swam 4 kilometers more to the Olasana and Nauru Islands in search of food and water. He found water in Olasana and led his men there.
Kennedy then swam for the next four days along a water lane that he knew was being used by American ships. He eventually met with friendly natives, who brought his message for help to U.S. infantry patrols that promptly picked them up. For these selfless acts, John F. Kennedy was awarded with the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Medal.
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Good web designs are very subjective and even the designs perceived as great by one person will not be viewed as so by another.
Before starting your search the first thing to establish is what budget you have. This determines whether you should be looking at a design agency or a freelance web designer.
So what do you need to look for? Do you look for someone with amazing creative talents, a history of excellent websites or simply rely on recommendations from others. Without doubt a web designer’s portfolio is of utmost importance, you are not going to contact someone if you are not keen on their previous creations. When looking at their sites check they don’t all look the same, check the pages load quickly and above all check they are easy to navigate through and that you never feel lost in the site.
When you approach a designer we suggest you ask the following questions:
1) If a logo is required ask them how they approach the branding process and how can they build on your current branding
2) Ask them how many design concepts they create
3) When coding sites check they validate all pages on the W3C validator? This ensures the pages are free from errors and any respectable coder will automatically ensure this is automatically carried out on all sites. A good test is to look at their recent client list and check those sites using the W3C validator http://validator.w3.org/).
4) You need to decide what audience you are targeting and hence what browsers you want supported. If you want a site that works in all version 4 browsers and above on PC and Mac then it will cost more than a site is developed for Internet Explorer 5 and upwards on the PC. When you have decided what browsers and operating systems you would like supported check the developer has access to all the relevant browsers and platforms you require (i.e. do they have a Macintosh if you require this)
5) If your site requires e-commerce ask the designer if they have experience in this area and get them to show you examples.
6) Do you require a content management system (CMS)? Content Management Systems help you manage the text on your pages without knowing any HTML. Many developers can offer this service so if you require one ask them for recommendations, as a CMS they have worked on before will be a lot more cost effective than using one they have not.
7) If you want your designer to market your site on search engines then experience in this area is vital. Many companies offer tools which promise to submit to 1000’s of search engines but most people agree these do not work as well as links submitted by hand. Find out what projects they have marketed on search engines, go to Google and if you have the Google toolbar installed find out the Page Rank of the site (a Page Rank of 4 and upwards is generallt regarded as acceptable, anything less than a 3 could do with further optimisation and site submission). Do bear in mind it takes time to get listed on search engines, and even longer for the Google Page Rank to be updated. (this process can take over three months)
Work out if you require affiliate marketing e.g. banner ads or other forms of online advertising. If you want to go down this route you need to make sure they have experience in this area or use a separate company for this work.
So where do you start the search for a designer? Google searches, Kelly Search (http://www.kellysearch.com) and the UKWDA (http://www.ukwda.org) are all good places to start but even better is finding a site you like the look of and enquiring who developed it.
Who couldn’t use a few extra dollars in the bank? Chances are you could be saving more by practicing a few penny pinching ideas. Check out the following list and see which ideas can help you get a little more bang for your buck.
INSURANCE
When you receive your renewal notice it is time to begin comparison shopping. Spend an hour researching insurance rates. Ask your friends from whom they get their insurance. When I took some time to shop auto insurance I reduced my annual rate by $600.00 and retained similar coverage. If you have more than one policy, go through the same agent to receive a multiple-policy holder discount.
AUTO
Keep up with routine maintenance on your car such as oil changes and tune ups. This can avoid costly repairs down the road.
UTILITIES
Keep in mind that when you lower your thermostat by one degree during heating season– you will save around 2% on your bill.
CHECKS
Order your checks through the mail instead of through a bank. My last order from a bank cost $13.50 for plain yellow checks. I got an abstract design on from a mail order company for around $5.00. Current offers a good variety of checks. You can request their check brochure at (800)-426-0822
CONTACT LENSES
Ordering contact lenses from a direct company can be less expensive than ordering through an optician. Call Contact Lens Connection at (800)-695-LENS for more details. But don’t forget to still see your eye doctor regularly for check-up visits.
REFILL PLEASE!
For common household cleaners use refills when available. This way you will not pay for packaging each time you make a purchase.
SKIP THE SODA!
Get rid of soda in your house. Instead find a mixed beverage for your children like Kool-Aid, Tang, or Crystal Light. This will save on soda bills and dentist bills, too! If soda is a must, buy it in liter bottles. It is cheaper and avoids the waste of having leftover soda in cans. If canned soda is preferred, find a store-brand your family likes. These can usually be purchased for .10-.14 cents per can.
GROCERY SHOPPING
When shopping, be armed with a list and don’t stray from it! It also helps to shop the edge of the supermarket where the fresh food and less expensive food tends to be. It is the middle aisles that contain all those items that can magically leap into your cart.
SAVING IDEAS Never spend your change. Use a coffee tin and deposit all your change into it. Let all your change accumulate for a year. Use the money to get something nice for yourself, or add to it for several years and take your children on a special vacation. Pay $5 extra on your electric, phone, water , cable, and gas bills. Do this January through November. Then relax in December to a low-bill month!
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Changing from one web host to another can become necessary if your website becomes popular and your current host can’t meet your needs for bandwidth, storage, etc. This can be especially true if your site is hosted on a free web host.
If a move become necessary, be sure to plan it carefully. The first step is to decide on a new hosting company, of course.
Once you have found a host that can meet all your needs, you need to move your site on to the new server. Before making any moves, be sure to back up your website from the old host.
If your website isn’t well structured and has been growing haphazardly, this is a good time to consider redesigning things. That could simply mean a new page design or it could mean redesigning your database and content storage.
For the first 48 hours after moving to a new host, you should use a redirect page on your old site, that automatically forwards people to the new one. This will ensure that your visitors will see the new site, even if its IP address hasn’t propogated yet.
It takes about 48 hours for a new website to get listed on most domain servers across the internet, so after that you should be fine.
A few more suggestions for an easy transition include:
1. Find out whether your new host is running on Unix or Windows and make sure it will be compatible with everything you’re moving from the old host.
2. Check to see how much storage you need for all your files and content on your current site, and make sure you get enough on the new host to give you room to grow.
3. Check to see what services your new host offers, and make sure anything you have been using on your current host (like autoresponders, mail forwarding, etc.) is available.
4. If your current website is created using Microsoft Frontpage, make sure your new host supports Frontpage extensions.
5. Check to see what your new host’s policy is for extra bandwidth, in case your site continues to get busier.
6. If the new host’s server is a shared server, check to make sure there are no adult sites hosted on the same system. They can get busy and cause all the other sites on the same server to slow down.
7. Check the review sites and forums for customer feedback about your new host before signing up. These are good indicators of the level of service you can expect.
Once you have your data uploaded to your new host, test your site to make sure it’s working properly. You should be able to preview your site before you fully switch your domain name to the new address.
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Every summer the open water swimming season peppers the calendar, and for years I have shrugged it off with complete apathy. Hell, I’m accustomed to many, many years of competitive swimming in the pool. Why would I want to jump in a large body of cold water where I cannot see the three feet in front of me, let alone the bottom? Warm chlorinated water; lane lines; starting blocks; a black line along the bottom; walls no more than 50-meters away - that’s my idea of competitive swimming. I always had a pretty adamant stance against leaving the pool.
Last year I must have had a stroke or something, because I agreed to swim a short race (one mile) in a small lake. It didn’t kill me, and I actually won an award, which always helps pique my interest. I’m hesitant to say that it was actually fun, but it was pleasant enough for me to consider trying it again. The screaming muscle pain in my forearms and back following the race was close to convincing me to never do it again, but fortunately I subscribe to the “no pain, no gain” mantra. What’s a little soreness if there’s a sense of accomplishment that comes with it?
This year I made a conscious decision to take a few more dips into the open water to test my resolve and see if a level of enjoyment could be sustained. I participated in three different events and loved every minute of them. Sure, the waters were colder than I usually like, and my body had to endure a bit of punishment it’s not accustomed to (plus, there’s shrinkage), but the thrill generated by the competition convinced me that adding open water swims to my racing repertoire is a definite must.
After seeing how well I had adapted to this new venue, my coach pointed out an unwritten rule for those who opt to compete outside the pool: the Trans Tahoe Relay is a rite of passage everyone must go through before truly considering themselves an open water swimmer. She actually posed it as a challenge, and I was not about to let her think I was a lame wuss who’s unwilling to brave some extreme elements. Phooey!
The Trans Tahoe Relay is an 11.5-mile trek across Lake Tahoe, starting on the Nevada side and finishing on the California shore. Six-man teams enter the race (though some crazy souls incredibly went the distance solo), with each participant swimming a half-hour shift first, followed by a 15-minute swim, and subsequent 10-minute swims until reaching the finish. Teams are responsible for bringing their own boat to follow the swimmer and provide a transport for supplies and those waiting their turn in the drink. No wetsuits are allowed in the frigid water, which usually falls on either side of 60-degrees this time of year. We were blessed with perfect weather conditions, ensuring relatively calm water at an agreeable temperature. Last year the weather gods were not so kind, as the swimmers had to deal with windy, overcast conditions and choppy water. This fact did not go unmentioned by the veterans who thought the newbies (me) had it too easy.
Race day began at 5:00 a.m. with a small breakfast and an injection of caffeine. Lucky for us, one of our teammates owns a sweet pad about 15 minutes from the lake, so we were afforded some creature comforts before heading out. The morning air was a crisp, but the clear, blue sky indicated that we were going to be in for a quick warm-up. The residence and boat were on the finish line side of the lake, so we had to load up the boat and make our way to the other side. The rookie boat driver in me clumsily maneuvered out of port and revved it across the lake, skipping across the glassy water (words cannot aptly describe how fun that was).
The starting area was pure insanity. Leadoff swimmers begin on the beach and swim out to a myriad of team boats trying to find their own, while the boaters search the waters for their man (or woman). Most boats adorn something distinguishing to facilitate the spotting, but this doesn’t necessarily mean this process goes smoothly. We were fortunate to find our guy pretty quickly and headed out across the lake, though others had a more difficult time making their way through the chaos. Initial problems (and maybe panic for the swimmers) are very understandable, as they have to power their way through the pack and swim among the boats, trying not to get hit by them or swim into the propellers, while trying to find their team. I had heard nightmare stories about being the first swimmer in the water, so I was pretty adamant about passing the buck and taking the second leg of the race. Call me what you like, but I was not about to risk my life in the first ten minutes of a very long race. Maybe I’ll suck it up and find the balls to be more daring another time.
When it was my turn to enter the water, the butterflies in my tummy were ferociously circling in anticipation of the colder-than-I would-prefer water and the arduous task of flailing in it for half an hour. Upon jumping in, my body was completely covered in goose bumps, and I could feel my testicles retreating for higher ground (the aforementioned shrinkage at work). I was careful to not start off too fast, in fear of burning out quick and really suffering before the task at hand was completed. Despite my efforts to stay calm at the beginning, my lungs began to tire and gasp as they attempted to adjust to the mountainous elevation (in the neighborhood of 6,200 feet). About ten minutes in to it, I began to get comfortable and was able to kick it up a notch and see what kind of pace I could sustain the rest of the way. I forged ahead as fast as my little body could go, constantly breathing to my left in order to keep an eye on our boat (for some reason I got a sense of safety knowing exactly where my teammates were). I’m not going to lie and say this was a piece of cake, as I was pretty wiped out towards the end of my time in the water, and I was more than happy when I was given the signal to climb back on board.
While working my way through the lake, my eyes darted about, taking in the surroundings amidst dark blue water so deep that the hue eventually slips into the shiny blackness that houses the bottom. It was amazing to see beams of sunlight reflecting off the lake floor and shining back upward, appearing like searchlights piercing through the nighttime sky. The phenomenon captured my attention a few too many times, which resulted in me straying off course due to my lack of concentration. It can be really hard for the simpleminded (like me) to stay focused in open water swims, especially if the clarity allows you to gaze around.
Once I was back on the boat I turned down the opportunity to drive and opted to roost up at the front and enjoy the warm morning sun. This was pure bliss - on a boat in the middle of Lake Tahoe on a flawless summer day. The weather may have been perfect as I lounged about, but the downtime between my swims began to drag on after awhile. Occasional glances back in the direction of the starting area offered up a sight of many, many boats in the distance. To counteract the boredom, I daydreamed that we had escaped from the shore and the pack of boats was trying to chase us down. I watched them and relished in the fact that they were not catching up to us (I know, I watch too much TV). In the opposite direction, the race leaders appeared as white flecks along the horizon, so there was really no point in playing make-believe with them.
Throughout the duration of our jaunt across the lake, we encountered a few other competitors as we passed them (or vise versa in some cases). As the boats got close to one another by, it was fun to engage in mindless banter (and a little smack talk) with the others. For the last half of the race, we had the unfortunate honor of being close to the only naked boat in the race (apparently there is at least one of them every year). I say it was unfortunate because they were all guys - flabby, older men to be exact. Is it too much to ask that the team going sans clothing would have a few female hotties?
The teams in each division were distinguished by the color of their swim caps, which were issued before the race. Our division was wearing light blue caps, so we were constantly on the lookout for our competition. We had two groups ahead in our crosshairs, one of which was within striking distance as we approached the finish line. Our final swimmer caught the fading competitor, as she sprinted for the beach with about three minutes to go. It was quite exhilarating to cap-off a four-hour race (3 hours and 57 minutes, to be exact) with a dash for the finish - at least, it was exhilarating to watch.
In the end, we finished 12th overall (out of 98) and third in our division. We only needed ten shifts in the water (two of our teammates only had to swim once), which I thought was pretty impressive for a group of mostly-first timers. I’m very happy that I can check the Trans Tahoe relay off my to-do list, but I’m thinking this may be my only time doing it. I think I want to keep the fantastic conditions in my memories of this race, and not taint that with possible crappy weather in subsequent years.
Who am I kidding? I’ll be back again.
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Over 200 years ago our forefathers under took a GRAND EXPERIMENT in self-government. Brought together for the purpose of providing amendments to the Articles of Confederation, they instead offered the Constitution.
But how well do you know the Constitution?
The Constitution has as its origin the idea that the people hold all power. And that through the constitutions of the several States the people delegated some of their powers to their state governments. While in the Constitution of the United States, they transferred some of the powers which they granted to the individual States, in whole or in part, to the United States, as well as delegated it with some of their own powers.
The powers that were given to the United States in the Constitution were either exclusive or concurrent (that is shared) with the individual States. Exclusive power for the United States existed in three ways: “where the Constitution in express terms granted an exclusive authority to the Union; where it granted in one instance an authority to the Union, and in another prohibited the States from exercising the like authority; and where it granted an authority to the Union to which a similar authority in the States would be absolutely and totally contradictory and repugnant. Alexander Hamilton, Federalist Papers #32.”
And to carry out these exclusive and concurrent powers, the United States was given the power “to make laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all other powers vested by this Constitution in the government of the United States, or in any department or officer thereof. Article 1, Section 18, Constitution of the United States.”
Commenting on this provision, Alexander Hamilton wrote in Federalist Paper #33:
“What is a power but the ability or faculty of doing a thing? What is the ability to do a thing but the power of employing the means necessary to its execution? What is a legislative power but a power of making laws? What are the means to execute a legislative power but laws? What is the power of laying and collecting taxes, but a legislative power, or a power of making laws to lay and collect taxes? What are the proper means of executing such a power but necessary and proper laws?
This simple train of inquiry furnishes us at once with a test of the true nature of the (necessary and proper) clause. It conducts us to this palpable truth that a power to lay and collect taxes must be a power to pass all laws necessary and proper for the execution of that power; and what does this provision do more than declare the same truth, to wit, that the national legislature to whom the power of laying and collecting taxes had been previously given might, in the execution of that power, pass all laws necessary and proper to carry it into effect? The same process will lead to the same result in relation to all other powers declared in the Constitution. And it is expressly to execute these powers that the sweeping clause, as it has been affectedly called, authorizes the national legislature to pass all necessary and proper laws.
It may be affirmed with perfect confidence that the constitutional operation of the intended government would be precisely the same if the clause was entirely obliterated as if it were repeated in every article. It is only declaratory of a truth which would have resulted by necessary and unavoidable implication from the very act of constituting a federal government and vesting it with certain specified powers.”
Along with the powers granted to the United States in the Constitution, exceptions (or restrictions) were placed on these powers. Some examples -
1) On the power of Congress to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, and excises, we have some of the following exceptions:
a) No capitation or other direct tax shall be laid, unless in proportion to the census or enumeration herein before directed to be taken,
b) No tax or duty shall be laid on articles exported from any State, and,
c) No vessel bound to, or from, one State shall be obligated to pay duties in another.
2) For the power of Congress to regulate commerce among the several States, we have this restriction: “No preference shall be given by any regulation of commerce to the ports of one State over those of another.”
3) Regarding the power of Congress to constitute tribunals inferior to the Supreme Court, there is this exception:
“The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it.”
4) And the power of Congress to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, there is this restriction:
“No Bill of attainder or ex post facto law shall be passed.”
Originally, the Constitution had no bill of rights. The reason for this, according to our forefathers, “was that the new government was one of specific and enumerated powers and possessed no authority except in those spheres where it had received a grant of power… Since the powers of Congress were limited by enumeration, it would be absurd to attach an additional section to the Constitution specifying what Congress could not do.
The American Constitution: Its Origins And Development, 5th Edition, by Alfred H. Kelly and Winfred A. Harbison, 1976, page 143.” However, due to a general misunderstanding about the Constitution at the time of its ratification, a bill of rights was added to the Constitution in order to obtain ratification of the Constitution itself.
So - how well do you know the Constitution, now?
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See State of South Carolina v. United States,: 199 U.S. 437, 450-451 [1905] get case
© 1993 Daniel Joseph Goodman
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Dan Goodman, known as J.D. Goodman or “J.D.” is a legal researcher. Other articles authored by “J.D.” relating to the area of law are, Is The Bill Of Rights Necessary? and State Citizenship Is Alive And Well.
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Body jewelry has become an accepted form of self expression. We see it everywhere from the street to the gym to the pool. It is so common now that I barely even take notice when I see someone sporting lip rings or a stud in their tongue. A few years ago this would have been completely shocking to me, but now it is normal and almost passé. However, sexy body jewelry is something that will always be noticed, or perhaps will never be seen by anyone but that special someone.
One of the sexiest places for women to be pierced is the belly button. Of course for the ultimate effect of the sexy body jewelry it’s preferable that the woman have a toned and tanned stomach to go along with the jewels. For men, nipple piercing has become more popular. It’s not uncommon to go to the beach, pool or local gay bar and see more than a few men sporting some sort of jewelry in their nipples. Of course women may have their nipples pierced as well, but it’s not something most of us will encounter in a public place. There are plenty of other sexy places for piercing and body jewelry, but I will leave that discussion to your imagination.
