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Senators and Representatives might vote against a defense appropriations bill for any numbers of reasons — because they object to the presence or absence of a particular item , because they feel that the government is proposing to spend too much or too little money on defense , or anything in-between . Utilizing active learning and SCANS methods , each Cypress College GIS course is fully accessible to students of any category , at any level , from any discipline . Each instructor will discuss the advances in GIS at their institutions through this project and then the panel will discuss the common insight gained in promoting community college GIS workforce relevant course and program development . We accept all applications for grants from January 1 to September 30 of each calendar year . " I think no one likes to see violence of any kind , [ but ] there is a war going on in the Middle East , and members of Hamas are soldiers in that war , and therefore it seems to me they are going to be casualties if they are going to make war . Maintaining , as is the case here , that a Senator who voted " nay " on one year 's defense appropriations bill therefore voted to " kill " a variety of specific weapons systems is like claiming that any Congressman who has ever voted against a defense appropriations bill has therefore also voted to abolish the U.S. military . His turncoat performance in 1971 in his grubby shirt and his medal-tossing escapade , coupled with his slanderous lines in the recent book portraying us that served , including all POWs and MIAs , as murderous war criminals , I believe , will have a lasting effect on all military veterans and their families . " While this chronicle of a protest over the color of washing machines is fiction , it is worth noting the quip that forms the basis of it has been employed in real life by at least one African American office seeker . It is not true , however , that every single residence owned by the either of the Kerrys ( whether it be in America or abroad ) would be staffed by five Secret Service agents around the clock , and that those agents would be guarding the Kerrys and all their properties for the rest of John Kerry 's life . I know that I , for one , have forgotten all about it . Upon taking office , he recused himself from participating in any particular matter when the matter would directly and predictably affect his financial interest in Gilead Sciences . The quantity of students and computer science teachers in these cities is in 3 times less than in each city of the first group . " But I ended up writing it up for a Silver Star , which is well deserved , and I have no regrets or second thoughts at all about that , " Elliott said . The Vietnamese communists clearly recognize John Kerry 's contributions to their victory . In any case , the idea that U.S. voters would have to pay higher taxes if John Kerry were elected President in order to " protect his investments " is just silly . I heard two families ended up re-sodding their damaged yards , and John never apologized to anyone , much less offered any compensation . Therefore , to financially contribute to the efforts of either side on this issue is to indeed take a position on the fundamental question of who rightfully belongs on the land that is now Israel . A side effect would be the implementation of GIS in both private as public proyects . " In 1971 , when John Kerry spoke out to America , labeling all Vietnam veterans as thugs and murderers , I was shocked and almost brought to my knees , because even though I had served at the same time and same unit , I had never witnessed or participated in any of the events that the Senator had accused us of . This is positive in a way , for indeed it is necessary that all the involved disciplines become partners in the process of implementation of the GIS , on the other hand it also complicates the situation because each one of them tends to neglect the global picture . Security measures of this level would not be specific to the Kerrys ; the homes of all Presidents are treated this way , as ( to a lesser extent ) are the homes of all former Presidents . William Smith , another reporter attached to the 20th , recalls the morning in early 1971 when a sergeant asked him to go to Khe Sanh , fifteens miles south of the Demilitarized Zone , to cover the engineers ' role in reopening an abandoned airstrip .