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>To everyone- > > Well all these recent postings regarding good & bad impressions of the >Jamboree has spured me to write this.
(Mike's background expressing his experiences and good times at previous Jamborees deleted only for space considerations...Mike, and people call *me* lucky!!!!! You'd GREAT Jamboree experiences!!!
> BUT there were problems. What annoyed me was that many could have been >avoided. Its not like that haven`t done a Jamboree before.
*where have *I* heard that phrase before??? Oh yeah, that was the same phrase that a waterlogged female visitor told me one morning....*
The BSA has had 14 experiences in putting together a Jamboree, and each time, it is NOT easy. Not only in the past have they had to deal with locations, facilities management, road and utility access, and the all-important licenses and permits, they had to deal with personalities that sometime wanted to put on a circus show instead of a grand camping event for Scouts and Scouters. As the years went on, they had to deal less and even lesser with the facilities, licenses and locations, and more and more with personalities, many of which have NEVER EVEN VISITED A JAMBOREE BEFORE and relied on the word of the professional staff (whom, as we all know, juices up the entire thing from the get-go!!) and we end up with...well, let's say that if you went to Jambos 73 and 77, you would NOT recognize this as a National Scout Jamboree.
At the same time, you also have to remember tht we are dealing with kids that has been "raised" on MTV (music television, 24 hour video and commentaries on the video), television (with more rock-em, sock-em action than found in their older peers' day), environments at school and home that emphasized "go, go, go" and of course our Scouting program with the heavy emphasis on "go as fast as you wanna...don't worry...we'll catch up with you". Therefore, the premiere event of the BSA had *better be* "go, go, go, rock-em, sock-em, and filled with vivid "images" that can be captured quickly and the rewards better be forthcoming and immediate (this jamboree could easily be called the "gimme" Jamboree...there were so many patches and pins and things that you got just for going to stand someplace for seventeen minutes!!)
>They need to >revise how they select staff members. This policy of `new people' first >is a good one, but in my opinion it turns away too many people who we need.
The idea was good, but the implementation sucked rocks! The idea, was that the staff of the Jamboree should be 1/3 folks that never been to a Jamboree before, 1/3 "experienced Scouters" that have been to one or perhaps two before, and 1/3 professionals and volunteers that could be described as "career Jamboree personnel".
The Jamboree Staff application was the key to this, and as those that have experience in knowing what "is looked for", fill in ALL of the spaces on the application, therefore giving the selection staff (two professionals, five volunteers at Regions) hissy-fits and having to rely on the "good word of the Scout Executive" as to whom went and whom got the rejection letters.
Even professionals needed to fill out the staff application, and indicate three areas of expertise...but if they didn't have Woodbadge or National Camping School under their belts, even IF they were a whiz in desktop publishing or events or small-scale activities or even in contracting, their application got placed in their "don't call us-we'll call you" pile.
Now, as we all know by now, the winter of last year brought some IMMEDIATE changes to the BSA...we downsized from six regions to four, eliminated twenty-nine local Councils and eight Area headquarters and with that, the volunteers and professionals that *were* going to the Jamboree....not only that, but we also lost LOTS of Scouts that "were going," but could not come up with the monies to get there...and in March and again in May, the National Jamboree Service downsized many of the Troops that were going, so that Councils had to work with neighboring Councils to "fill the Troop slots".
Therefore, we were shorthanded all the way around--youth, adult and professional adult! That's why almost at the last momment, there was a lot of downsizing (because the money was NOT there) and elimination of key parts of the Jamboree...as you will read onward...
>Our area (and MANY MANY others) was understaffed. We were worried that we >might not get ANY time off. We were lucky that we did get some off. Also, >our area did not have all the necessary equipement when we got there, thus we >were working on TUESDAY (when we should have been open to the kids) to finish >getting things set-up. If we had everything we needed, we could have been >done by Saturday. I also got sick of some of the attitudes of some of the >professionals. I get really annoyed about being lectured on `what scouting is' >from a professional who wasn`t even a scout themselves.
Don't ya *love that*, Mike?? I get those same snotty-nosed remarks, and the way I handle them is I simply say "Yeah, I know what you mean. I mean, Scouting can be really summed up in that feeling you get at the end of spending a week of camp. Can you relate?"
They shut up really fast. And they *don't come back explaining ANYTHING ELSE to me*, either.
>One incident that >bugged a lot of us was that Action Area C had a staff patch (just as many other >staff areas do). However, they only ordered 300 patches for a staff group >that numbered about 250. Then they sold them at `first-come first-served', >and thus MANY people in Action Center C didn't get one. No-one in Buckskin >Games did. We were very annoyed to learn they had sold 100 to someone who >wasn`t on Action Center C staff. When we asked if they were going to order >more, we were blowen off by the people in charge.
You wanna know why you were "blown off"??? Because if you would have went over their heads, you would have found out that the "staff patches" were NOT OFFICIAL and was not authorized by the BSA to be purchased!!
See, what happens is that the senior professional or volunteer takes it upon him or herself to design and order sets of patches for their particular area...at great expense to himself and to (if he's a professional) at great professional risk. If he was pressured to provide a patch to everyone on the staff there, and he did not have enough to start with, he could lose his job (or at the least, having to destroy ALL of the patches he bought and brought with him). What should have been done is what was done for Jamborees past: have BSA to design and send to each staff person TWO STAFF PATCHES with the option to purchase more later before or after the Jamboree..and if anyone wants to design a "speciality staff patch" , to insure that BSA saw the design beforehand and to have BSA to order them in a large enought quantity so that everyone will have two. One for keeps, one for the "other shirt" (trading).
So, don't blame him or her for "making a small buck" because he or she's done this at their own expense...your Jamboree fee or Regional fee did NOT cover those patches, which were not authorized in the first place...
> I was also annoyed that >they did pre-ordered t-shirts for the Action Centers, but I never saw the >order form dispite the fact that I had been signed-up for the Action Centers >back in September.
The tee-shirt and general "order form" problems have been addressed several times before here and during the pre-Jamboree meetings in Councils all over...it is a matter of someone waiting til the last possible momment to send out mailings, instead of what should have been so many mailings on the Jamboree, that everytime you see a white envelope with that fleur-de-lis on it, you hear that "Friday the 13th" slasher theme and you scream!!
I betcha you got one while you were at the Jamboree, or right before you left for A.P. Hill, right??
The transportation for the Jamboree ALWAYS needs to be improved upon. For this Jamboree, I was told that there would be NO BUSES AT ALL... someone added the two bus routes as an afterthought (and it sure looked like it, too!!). As explained before by Joe and by Don Izard, there was a LOT of traffic on Thomas Road when there should have been only ped traffic and the occasional bicycle. Much of that traffic would be quickly taken care of IF SAFETY AND SECURITY kept to their policy of "no exceptions, except to transport impaired persons to and from the parking lots on the two Arena nights" as listed in the Staff Guide (and emergencies, naturally).
This meant that the VIPs would have to resort to the usage of the five golf carts that were located at National Headquarters for the usage of the Chief Scout Executive, the National President, the National Commissioner and the professional and volunteer Jamboree chief and associate. Surely, they can cart around special guests without the added "confort" of air conditioning, like the Scouts had to endure each day.
For *my* money, there were too many "drive passes" given out to VIPs many of which were only at the Jamboree long enough to take two or three pictures or to see short glimpses of the activities....they need to go OUT and walk, like the VIPs did in 69, 73 and 77!!
>These problems may seem petty, but these sorts of things add up. Because of >this, there were several people who were on staff who had no plans whatsoever >to be on staff the next Jamboree.
Yep, and there's lots of very disappointed Scouts that won't attend another one either, thinking that this Jamboree was the "most unorganized event we've ever been to". For the most part, however, everything HAD to come together fast and furious, thousands of Scouts and hundreds of Scouters had a great time, and most of them would go through it all again if it was being held next week or month.
It is a shame, however, that National don't have a "after action review" and sit down before they start planning the next one and take a LONG, LONG look at the way this was done from announcement of the 1993 Jamboree (which was on December of 1989) to the closing day of the Jamboree a week ago...and CHANGE it.
>Well, thats all I can think of at this time.
Meee to! Sorry it was so long, but since everyone was commenting, I wanted to put the BSA's *two cents worth* in (and my penny's worth!).
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Long gone are the great days of summer 2013. Jobbie Nooner, Bud Bash and the Raft off are in the history books. Now comes the time of year we we seem to put on 10 lbs and turn a pastley white. While I relize there are a lot of you who enjoy winter your's truley is not one of them. So why does the captian put up with winter?
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Jobbie Nooner 2013 while rainy and cooler was still as hot as ever. The crowds were just as pumped and beautiful girls were on the ship all day.
Bud Bash 2013 - Cooler and windy were the words to describe the day. The turn was unbelievable and Jessie, Phil and the crew provided 2nd to none hospitality to the crew.
Raft Off- 2013 is one week after Bud Bash just enough time for you liver to recover! The weather was 82 and sunny with a little tropical breeze just to keep it real. We have been going to the Moot most of our lives and none of us have ever seen the amount of boats that were out there that day!
Jobbie Nooner 2 2013 was another day where the weather keep down the attendance but the sun came out and heated up the action. The stage always seemed to have hot girls on it and the music was jamming all day!
The crew wishes everyone a safe and fun fall/winter season!
Awesome day out on the lake for Raft Off 2013. The weather was perfect 77 and there were more boats in Muscamoot than I can ever remember. Hopefully we will get some aerial shots soon.
The pictures are going up and the photos are hot. Next stop is Jobbie Nooner 2 on 9/7/2013
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Dick Bremer has been broadcasting Twins games for nearly 20 years. He is one of the most respected and knowledgeable broadcasters in the majors.
The Staples High School graduate has been with the Twins three years longer than Tom Kelly has been their manager. In his tenure Bremer has developed respect and admiration for the job Kelly does.
Bremer, 44, concurs with the club's decision to give Kelly a 1-year contract extension despite having presided over eight consecutive losing seasons and only four winning seasons in 14 years. Bremer is convinced Kelly and his coaches are the hardest-working staff in the majors.
"It would have been a shame if the hard work all of them have put in trying to make these guys major-league players would have been interrupted," Bremer said. "They really work these guys. They spend an awful lot of time with them."
Bremer said it has been disappointing to hear some current and former players criticize Kelly's style.
"When I watch games all I see is Tom's skills as a manager," Bremer said. "Nobody is better at managing a baseball game than Tom Kelly. Given the tools to work with he is capable of winning the Twins another two or three World Series. I don't know whether it is his job to develop players.
"When Tom took over full time in '87 he had established players. Most of the last five years he has had players promoted from the minor leagues. Maybe the minor league system needs to be improved so guys are ready when they come up."
Bremer concurs with the proposal to retain general manager Terry Ryan for another year. He thinks Ryan's job may be more difficult than Kelly's, being saddled with a minuscule payroll, and trying to put a representative team on the field.
"Trying to go out and get experience at bargain prices is a crapshoot," Bremer said. "You could end up with John Jaha, like Oakland did last year, or with Butch Huskey, like the Twins did this year. It's a high-risk venture. I don't envy the job Terry has had the last couple years. My assumption is Terry will be back. That is justified too."
Like Kelly and Ryan, Bremer is also involved in a contractual situation. FoxSportsNet has purchased Midwest Sports Channel but doesn't assume ownership until January. Bremer has been told not to be concerned, that it will take time for the dust to settle.
"I'm hoping to get something established in the next couple weeks," he said. "People who are in charge right now have assured me they are working on trying to get something worked out for me, at least for one year."
Bremer, a native Minnesotan, intends to return.
"It would be very disappointing not to see this thing through to the end after what we have gone through," he said.
Power hitting has been one of the Twins' biggest disappointments. The average number of home runs hit by an American League team this season was 191. The potent Twins hit 116.
"If you win 90 games you're probably in the playoffs," Bremer said. "The Twins won 69. If somehow you can find someone to put in the middle of the lineup who could hit 30-35 home runs the whole complexion of the team changes. This team hasn't had a 30-home run hitter since '87."
Bremer said the Metrodome is another of the Twins' shortcomings. He doesn't think the Vikings deserve a stadium until players begin losing punts in the ceiling.
"I don't care if you're in the fourth grade or you are the governor -- anyone who thinks that baseball can succeed and be played properly in the Metrodome is kidding themselves," he said. "The age of the stadium to me is irrelevant. Who owns the club is irrelevant. We have people in Minnesota who don't know what it's like to go to a major league game outside. The problem is who pays for it."
The Twins finished this season at Comerica Park in Detroit, one of the latest in a line of retro parks.
"The Tigers were out of the race," Bremer said. "They had a disappointing year on the field but the atmosphere and the excitement level before and during games is unlike anything you typically see at the Metrodome. I don't know why we are so reluctant to get back to that."
Bremer said in the Twins' history they have never had their own major-league facility. Met Stadium in Bloomington was a minor league park that was expanded to accommodate a major-league franchise. The Metrodome was built for the Vikings.
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It takes a lot of money to party with Georgia in New Orleans…
Georgia spent about $2.2 million, or $323,753.30 more than it was allocated, in New Orleans from Dec. 26-Jan. 2.
But the university will get that money back and more when the Southeastern Conference hands out its annual revenue distribution checks later this month. Georgia is expected to receive at least $10 million.
Perhaps that's why the Bulldogs lived well while in New Orleans, according to information obtained by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution through state and federal open records laws.
The Bulldogs spared no expense. A massive group, including the president's official party of 89 people, made the trip and went to numerous parties, all paid for by the athletic association. The 400-member Redcoat Band made the trip. So did the cheerleaders, Hairy Dawg and Uga.
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Favorite thing: Glacier National Park is located in the northwest part of USA and also in the northwest part of the State of Montana, right up against the 'pink' border with Canada, which has its own much smaller Waterton Lakes National Park adjoining. From the contours, you can see that this is where the flat Prairies first meet the easterly ranges of the Rocky Mountains.
The second map is a close up of the Waterton Lakes/Glacier National Park area, with the 'pink' roads showing where we drove on our 3-days in Waterton and 4-days in Glacier. We drove down from Alberta along the foothills of the Rockies entering the map at top centre with the top Yellow marker showing where we stayed in Waterton. From there it was a quick drive to the border but we took all day to reach our first accommodations at Glacier Park Lodge, the Red marker at the bottom of the map. The next day we backtracked to Many Glacier Hotel (the lower Yellow marker) and the day after that drove right across the centre of the Park and over the Continental Divide to reach Lake McDonald Lodge (Black marker). The final night in Glacier saw us returning to the eastern side where we stayed at the Rising Sun Motor Inn (White marker with dark centre) before returning to Calgary, Alberta via the prairie route up along the right side of the map. This sequence of accommodations was not of our choosing, it was what the National Park Reservation Service said was available when I booked a couple of months earlier!
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Although "Citizen Kane" is one of my favorite films, and it shuttles relentlessly between past and present, I'm often uneasy with movies where different actors play the same characters at different times. It helps when the character past and present has obvious distinctions. I lost too much time during "Fireflies in the Garden" reminding myself "This must be young Jane," and suchlike.
It doesn't help when some of the same locations persist over time. Directors have an obligation to include road directions. I followed "The Tree of Life" easily, for example, but am still getting queries from readers not sure who Sean Penn was portraying as an older man.
"Fireflies in the Garden" is a fraught family drama that shows us the same family in past and present, 22 years apart. It might have been more effective if it had followed a chronological order. It opens around the day when the family mother, Lisa Taylor (Julia Roberts), will graduate from college. The celebration is interrupted by a tragedy, and flashbacks lead us into the earlier lives of these people.
The Taylors live in a university town, where Charles (Willem Dafoe) is the cold, demanding father. There's a crucial event when his son Michael (Ryan Reynolds, and Cayden Boyd when younger) recites an "original poem" before his father's colleagues, and the poem turns out to be plagiarized from Robert Frost.
Charles is red-faced with rage. Yes, his son has committed an academic mortal sin, but when the response is as extreme as Charles', it's an indicator he may feel a great deal of insecurity. His personality will make his family dysfunctional on down through the years. Feelings will grow more complicated because Charles the father is a would-be novelist in the past, and Michael the son has just published a successful novel in the present.
Other important characters: Lisa's teenage sister Jane (Hayden Panetierre); Jane as a married adult (Emily Watson); her husband, Jimmy Lawrence (George Newbern); Jane and Michael's sister, Ryne (Shannon Lucio), and Jane and Jimmy's two children, who unhelpfully live in the Taylor family home, so that time past and present seem to cross in the same space.
The screenplay shows signs of being inspired by personal memories that still hurt and are still piling up in Michael's mind. Fair enough, but the film doesn't sort this out clearly, and we experience vignettes in search of a story arc. The actors are all capable (Dafoe is fearsome), but they seem to drop in and out of the timeline as required.
We see literal fireflies in the garden, and the Frost poem supplies not only the occasion for plagiarism but the title of Michael's novel — suggesting it settled old scores. Yes, but although fireflies are exemplary embodiments of transitory life and are often evoked by writers, I am never sure what they represent. The poem seems to suggest fireflies emulate real stars. The movie possibly suggests Charles fails in emulating his son. Or whatever.
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Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens will make a rare public appearance Thursday at the Newseum, marking the publication of a new book on the landmark 1803 decision Marbury v. Madison. Stevens will moderate a discussion with the book's authors, who describe an interview with Stevens in his chambers last June, in which the justice confided that he tries to cite Marbury in his opinions every chance he can get, explaining that it is "the whole basis for constitutional law" in the United States.
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I just found this picture and realised that I forgot to blog about it! A couple of weeks before the end of term Ebi-kun had some maths homework. It involved getting out containers that held liquids, I had to raid the fridge and pantry…
He then had a worksheet, where he had to write the name of the product then GUESS how much the bottle held. Once he had guessed he could check the label for the answer. I thought this was a really cool exercise and it was interesting to see how he did, at first he wasn't so interested but as time went on he really got into it and I had to keep going back and looking for more liquids for him to guesstimate.
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Yeah, I don't know what I'm talking about. I only solo'd the day after I turned 16 in 1973 and am now a Commercial, Multi-engine, Instrument rated Pilot with 3700 hours experience. Since 911 the sky is almost devoid of the small "high performance" aircraft you mention. General Aviation has shrunk by 70%. Can't run into what isn't there. There is also a critter called a NOTAM plus airspace restrictions that all pilots are required to be familiar with before any flight beyond their local airport. Amateurs should really avoid debating with trained professionals.
Sorry my brother but why make such a smug statement that "The idea that general and commercial aviation would be at risks is clearly coming from someone who has absolutely no working knowledge of the US Aerospace system and how it operates or the technologies it utilizes."
We all worked very hard for our pilots license and a working knowledge of ATC systems was in fact on the test that we all took. I think the article spoke to loosing freedoms, like the freedom for me to check my "Pilot My Cast" for weather, notams and restrictions, squak 1200 and fly to Flordia without talking to a soul IF I WISH. Its never been safer to fly thanks to technology and we all see where things are headed. GA has shrunk, but so has boating, camping and numerous other hobbies,,,,hopefully common sense will prevail, our economy will rebound and we will fly the skies and live happily ever after. Now, as a "trained professional" I do hope you remember how much fun flying can be,,,,BTW, any tail dragger time ? Oh, one more thing, there are several places I fly to for breakfast that you wouldn't know that "the sky is devoid of small high performance aircraft",,,guess you just have to know where to go, you ought to check it out, its fun flyin.
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The U.S. EPA finalized amendments to 40 CFR 63, Subpart N, Chromium Emissions from Hard and Decorative Chromium Electroplating and Chromium Anodizing Tanks on September 19, 2012.
The most immediate requirement includes placing housekeeping or best management practices into an operation and maintenance plan. The requirements should be put into practice by March 19, 2013. Other revisions include reductions in surface tension and emission limits as well as eliminating the use of a wetting agent, Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid (PFOS), by September 21, 2015.
A business which conducted a performance test after January 25, 1995 and is meeting the lowered emission limit as well as using the same emission controls under the operating conditions at the time of the test would not be required to retest.
Please review 40 CFR 63, Subpart N [PDF] regarding a two page summary of the amendments.
The Compliance & Technical Assistance Program (CTAP) staff are available to answer questions concerning hard and decorative chromium electroplating and electroplating in general. For basic information on how to comply with the regulation, please read A Guidebook on How to Comply with the Chromium Electroplating and Anodizing National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants [PDF] or call CTAP at (800) 988-7901.


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American Mark Hubbard captured his first PGA Tour Canada victory yesterday by firing a final round 5-under 66 to win The Wildfire Invitational presented by PC Financial.
Hubbard won by two shots over Mackenzie Hughes of Dundas, Ont., and Kyle Stough of the U.S.
The 24-year-old Hubbard made a clutch 15-footer for birdie at the par-5 16th to reach 20-under par and gave himself a three-stroke advantage at the time. He followed up with pars on the final two holes to secure his win.
With the victory, Hubbard moves to No. 5 on the Order of Merit. He is in position to earn one of the five Web.com Tour cards available at season's end.
Starting the day with a one shot lead over Hughes, Hubbard went out in 3-under par on the front nine to establish a lead over Hughes, Stough and several other contenders that he would not relinquish. Hubbard said several key up-and-downs including a brilliant flop shot at the par-3 15th were the key to his victory.
Hughes notched a career-best finish while Stough matched his career-best set earlier this year at the ATB Financial Classic presented by Telus.
- Hubbard's tournament total of 264 strokes was the lowest winning score on PGA Tour Canada this year
- Hubbard is the second 54-hole leader to go on to win this season, following Joe Panzeri at the ATB Financial Classic presented by Telus.
- Hubbard's final round 66 tied for the lowest final round by a winner this season, matching three other tournaments
- Hubbard's win was his sixth top-10 finish of the past two seasons on the PGA Tour Canada.
- Nick Taylor and Chris Epperson both finished in the top-10 for their fifth top-10s of the season, tied for the most on PGA TOUR Canada.
- The par-4 seventh hole played as the toughest hole of the week at 4.41 strokes, while the par-5 eighth was the easiest at 4.48.


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RED ALERT!!! Massive cover-up underway in the White House! Natural Born Citizen Definition SCRUBBED FROM ALL ONLINE DICTIONARIES!!!
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Washington, DC, April 8, 2008.
Re legal analysis of question whether Senator
John McCain is a natural born citizen eligi-
ble to hold the office of President.
Hon. ARLEN SPECTER,
Ranking Member, Committee on the Judiciary,
U.S. Senate, Dirksen Senate Office Build-
ing, Washington, DC.
DEAR SENATOR SPECTER: Pursuant to a re-
quest received from Democratic Committee
staff, I enclose for your consideration a copy
of my and Professor Laurence Tribe's anal-
ysis of the question whether Senator John
McCain is a ''natural born citizen'' eligible,
under Article II of the Constitution, to hold
the office of President of the United States.
Professor Tribe and I are in agreement that
the circumstances of Senator McCain's birth
to American parents in the Panama Canal
Zone make him a natural born citizen within
the meaning of the Constitution.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if I
can be of further assistance in this matter.
Very truly yours,
We have analyzed whether Senator John
McCain is eligible for the U.S. Presidency, in
light of the requirement under Article II of
the U.S. Constitution that only ''natural
born Citizen[s] . . . shall be eligible to the
Office of President.'' U.S. Const. art. II, § 1,
cl. 5. We conclude that Senator McCain is a
''natural born Citizen'' by virtue of his birth
in 1936 to U.S. citizen parents who were serv-
ing their country on a U.S. military base in
the Panama Canal Zone. The circumstances
of Senator McCain's birth satisfy the origi-
nal meaning and intent of the Natural Born
Citizen Clause, as confirmed by subsequent
legal precedent and historical practice.
The Constitution does not define the mean-
ing of ''natural born Citizen.'' The U.S. Su-
preme Court gives meaning to terms that are
not expressly defined in the Constitution by
looking to the context in which those terms
are used; to statutes enacted by the First
Congress, Marsh v. Chambers, 463 U.S. 783,
790–91 (1983); and to the common law at the
time of the Founding. United States v. Wong
Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649, 655 (1898). These
sources all confirm that the phrase ''natural
born'' includes both birth abroad to parents
who were citizens, and birth within a na-
tion's territory and allegiance. Thus, regard-
less of the sovereign status of the Panama
Canal Zone at the time of Senator McCain's
birth, he is a ''natural born'' citizen because
he was born to parents who were U.S. citi-
Congress has recognized in successive fed-
eral statutes since the Nation's Founding
that children born abroad to U.S. citizens
are themselves U.S. citizens. 8 U.S.C.
§ 1401(c); see also Act of May 24, 1934, Pub. L.
No. 73–250, § 1, 48 Stat. 797, 797. Indeed, the
statute that the First Congress enacted on
this subject not only established that such
children are U.S. citizens, but also expressly
referred to them as ''natural born citizens.''
Act of Mar. 26, 1790, ch. 3, § 1, 1 Stat. 103, 104.
Senator McCain's status as a ''natural
born'' citizen by virtue of his birth to U.S.
citizen parents is consistent with British
statutes in force when the Constitution was
drafted, which undoubtedly informed the
Framers' understanding of the Natural Born
Citizen Clause. Those statutes provided, for
example, that children born abroad to par-
ents who were ''natural-born Subjects'' were
also ''natural-born Subjects . . . to all In-
tents, Constructions and Purposes whatso-
ever.'' British Nationality Act, 1730, 4 Geol.
2, c. 21. The Framers substituted the word
''citizen'' for ''subject'' to reflect the shift
from monarchy to democracy, but the Su-
preme Court has recognized that the two
terms are otherwise identical. See, e.g., Hen-
nessy v. Richardson Drug Co., 189 U.S. 25, 34–
35 (1903). Thus, the First Congress's statu-
tory recognition that persons born abroad to
U.S. citizens were ''natural born'' citizens
fully conformed to British tradition, where-
by citizenship conferred by statute based on
the circumstances of one's birth made one
natural born.
There is a second and independent basis for
concluding that Senator McCain is a ''nat-
ural born'' citizen within the meaning of the
Constitution. If the Panama Canal Zone was
sovereign U.S. territory at the time of Sen-
ator McCain's birth, then that fact alone
would make him a ''natural born'' citizen
under the well-established principle that
''natural born'' citizenship includes birth
within the territory and allegiance of the
United States. See, e.g., Wong Kim Ark, 169
U.S. at 655–66. The Fourteenth Amendment
expressly enshrines this connection between
birthplace and citizenship in the text of the
Constitution. U.S. Const. amend. XIV, § 1
(''All persons born or naturalized in the
United States, and subject to the jurisdic-
tion thereof, are citizens of the United
States. * * * '') (emphases added). Premising
''natural born'' citizenship on the character
of the territory in which one is born is root-
ed in the common-law understanding that
persons born within the British kingdom and
under loyalty to the British Crown—includ-
ing most of the Framers themselves, who
were born in the American colonies—were
deemed ''natural born subjects.'' See, e.g., 1
William Blackstone, Commentaries on the
Laws of England 354 (Legal Classics Library
1983) (1765) (''Natural-born subjects are such
as are born within the dominions of the
crown of England, that is, within the
ligeance, or as it is generally called, the alle-
giance of the king.* * * '').
There is substantial legal support for the
proposition that the Panama Canal Zone was
indeed sovereign U.S. territory when Senator
McCain was born there in 1936. The U.S. Su-
preme Court has explained that, ''[f]rom 1904
to 1979, the United States exercised sov-
ereignty over the Panama Canal and the sur-
rounding 10-mile-wide Panama Canal Zone.''
0'Connor v. United States, 479 U.S. 27, 28 (1986).
Congress and the executive branch similarly
suggested that the Canal Zone was subject to
the sovereignty of the United States. See,
e.g., The President—Government of the
Canal Zone, 26 Op. Att'y Gen. 113, 116 (1907)
(recognizing that the 1904 treaty between the
United States and Panama ''imposed upon
the United States the obligations as well as
the powers of a sovereign within the [Canal
Zone]''); Panama Canal Act of 1912, Pub. L.
No. 62–337, § 1, 37 Stat. 560, 560 (recognizing
that ''the use, occupancy, or control'' of the
Canal Zone had been ''granted to the United
States by the treaty between the United
States and the Republic of Panama''). Thus,
although Senator McCain was not born with-
in a State, there is a significant body of legal
authority indicating that he was neverthe-
less born within the sovereign territory of
the United States.
Historical practice confirms that birth on
soil that is under the sovereignty of the
United States, but not within a State, satis-
fies the Natural Born Citizen Clause. For ex-
ample, Vice President Charles Curtis was
born in the territory of Kansas on January
25, 1860—one year before Kansas became a
State. Because the Twelfth Amendment re-
quires that Vice Presidents possess the same
qualifications as Presidents, the service of
Vice President Curtis verifies that the
phrase ''natural born Citizen'' includes birth
outside of any State but within U.S. terri-
tory. Similarly, Senator Barry Goldwater
was born in Arizona before its statehood, yet
attained the Republican Party's presidential
nomination in 1964. And Senator Barack
Obama was born in Hawaii on August 4,
1961—not long after its admission to the
Union on August 21, 1959. We find it incon-
ceivable that Senator Obama would have
been ineligible for the Presidency had he
been born two years earlier.
Senator McCain's candidacy for the Presi-
dency is consistent not only with the accept-
ed meaning of ''natural born Citizen,'' but
also with the Framers' intentions when
adopting that language. The Natural Born
Citizen Clause was added to the Constitution
shortly after John Jay sent a letter to
George Washington expressing concern about
''Foreigners'' attaining the position of Com-
mander in Chief. 3 Max Farrand, The Records
of the Federal Convention of 1787, at 61
(1911). It goes without saying that the Fram-
ers did not intend to exclude a person from
the office of the President simply because he
or she was born to U.S. citizens serving in
the U.S. military outside of the continental
United States; Senator McCain is certainly
not the hypothetical ''Foreigner'' who John
Jay and George Washington were concerned
might usurp the role of Commander in Chief.
Therefore, based on the original meaning
of the Constitution, the Framers' intentions,
and subsequent legal and historical prece-
dent, Senator McCain's birth to parents who
were U.S. citizens, serving on a U.S. military
base in the Panama Canal Zone in 1936,
makes him a ''natural born Citizen'' within
the meaning of the Constitution.
April 30, 2008
Congressional Record in the Senate
S3645 and S3646
Obama is mentioned in the above pages as being natural born by virtue of being born in Hawaii. Well, that is what it says on page S3646.
What I am getting out this is that the Senate Judiciary committee tried to figure out what "natural born" meant for purposes of eligibility, and they decided that if you are born in the United States -- it does not matter who your parents are and so it is ok to become a senator or a president, and they specifically mentioned Obama in this regard.
"Historical practice confirms that birth on
soil that is under the sovereignty of the
United States, but not within a State, satis-
fies the Natural Born Citizen Clause. For ex-
ample, Vice President Charles Curtis was
born in the territory of Kansas on January
25, 1860—one year before Kansas became a
State. Because the Twelfth Amendment re-
quires that Vice Presidents possess the same
qualifications as Presidents, the service of
Vice President Curtis verifies that the
phrase ''natural born Citizen'' includes birth
outside of any State but within U.S. terri-
tory. Similarly, Senator Barry Goldwater
was born in Arizona before its statehood, yet
attained the Republican Party's presidential
nomination in 1964.
And Senator Barack
Obama was born in Hawaii on August 4,
1961—not long after its admission to the
Union on August 21, 1959.
We find it incon-
ceivable that Senator Obama would have
been ineligible for the Presidency had he
been born two years earlier.
GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER decided this issue for us, and the Senate went with it.
I think it needs defined by the Supreme Court or a federal court not some law firm.
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