Q. okay, i'll say this in the simplest, most non-confusing way i can.
when i get out of college(or maybe even before then) i plan to move to hawaii. im thinking of Honolulu, but im not to sure yet. i do know it will be on the oahu island. its got the city life and the beach life (:
what i really wanted to know is what would be a practical career here? what are some careers that are not practical? and itd be nice if some people from hawaii answered this but if your someone that knows a lot about it then that's okay too. i just don't want to get interested in something and find out its not even possible to have that job there(where i live now theres many jobs that dont exist). and also, id appreciate if people didnt comment telling me to do something i want to do and that i shouldnt go into something because i want to live in hawaii. thats not what im doing. i will have an interest in what ever i do.
when i get out of college(or maybe even before then) i plan to move to hawaii. im thinking of Honolulu, but im not to sure yet. i do know it will be on the oahu island. its got the city life and the beach life (:
what i really wanted to know is what would be a practical career here? what are some careers that are not practical? and itd be nice if some people from hawaii answered this but if your someone that knows a lot about it then that's okay too. i just don't want to get interested in something and find out its not even possible to have that job there(where i live now theres many jobs that dont exist). and also, id appreciate if people didnt comment telling me to do something i want to do and that i shouldnt go into something because i want to live in hawaii. thats not what im doing. i will have an interest in what ever i do.
A. practical careers including medical doctor, dentist, bus driver, tourist guide, life guard, policeman, farm labour
Do i have to take vacation time when i have overtime on that week?
Q. I am an hourly employee in the state of florida. I was asked to work sunday for overtime. So by the end of my day on thursday i will have 40 and friday will make it 48. I have to go to the dentist and leave early tom so i will only be working 44 hours this week. 40 reg and 4 time and a half. My employer is making me take half a vacation day to cover the rest of the day and it will be at straight pay. So my time card will read 44 hours straight pay including the four vacation hours and 4 hours time n a half over time. Can an employer legally make you use your vacation time if you have already worked your 40 plus 4 Additional. And should i be payed the vacation time at overtimerate becasuse really it will be a 48 hour week?
A. Aaron,
This is the Honolulu section. State labor laws differ from state to state so any opinions here would not be something you could rely on. This situation doesn't sound right. I would think you should be paid 40 hours regular time and 4 hours overtime. You could call your state labor department. You would get a better answer if you asked the question in the Miami or Orlando section.
Here is a website for a Miami who can give you some information:
http://www.penichetlaw.com/Wageand_Hour.shtml
Here is more information from a Google search for "Florida wage dispute"
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=florida+wage+dispute&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=43dd59e47af515fb
This is from the State of Florida website:
"For additional information about Florida labor law issues, you can contact the Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation's toll-free labor law helpline at 1-800-342-3450 1-800-342-3450."
This is the Honolulu section. State labor laws differ from state to state so any opinions here would not be something you could rely on. This situation doesn't sound right. I would think you should be paid 40 hours regular time and 4 hours overtime. You could call your state labor department. You would get a better answer if you asked the question in the Miami or Orlando section.
Here is a website for a Miami who can give you some information:
http://www.penichetlaw.com/Wageand_Hour.shtml
Here is more information from a Google search for "Florida wage dispute"
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=florida+wage+dispute&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=43dd59e47af515fb
This is from the State of Florida website:
"For additional information about Florida labor law issues, you can contact the Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation's toll-free labor law helpline at 1-800-342-3450 1-800-342-3450."
Why does President Obama have a Connecticut Social Security Number?
Q. This is what we know so far. We get more info on Jean Paul Ludwig, who was born in 1890, had CT SSN obtained in 1976 and died in HI around 1981. There are 2 SS numbers for him and records show him dying in 2 different states: CA and HI around 1981.
The reason this is important, is because there is a similar fact pattern to Obama. Barack Obama is residing today in the White House, using CT SS number 042-68-4425, issued in CT in and around March 1977 to an elderly individual named John Paul Ludwig, who was born in 1890, who is presumed dead and whose death was either never reported to the SS administration or reported and deleted from the database by someone.
Obama's maternal grandmother Madelyn Dunham, worked as a part-timer or volunteer in the Probate Office in the Honolulu Hawaii Courthouse. Thus she would have access to the estate files of anyone who died there. Thus if the elderly man originally from CT died intestate in Hawaii with no known relatives, Grandma Dunham would have known this person is a prime candidate to steal the SSN of since there would be no known surviving family worrying about the death benefit from SSN and that the benefit was not likely applied for and thus SSA did not know he died. Thus the SSN remained active for the deceased person and Obama could "adopt" it as his own. This is a clear case of identity theft at the federal level.
This is what we know about Ludwig:
In 1924, Jean Paul Ludwig worked for Senator Reed of PA, in Washington DC.
On the ship manifest of �Leviathan�, he listed Senator Reed in Washington, DC as his empl., in answer to where he intended to live in the US.
Jean Paul Ludwig had been in the US for 3 yrs in 1924, but he was listed on the �Immigration� manifest and refered to as an alien in the column headings.
Listed under �States Immigration Officer at Port of Arrival�, New York, Aug 12, 1924:
Jean Paul Ludwig, Date of Arrival: Aug 12, 1924, Port of Departure:
Cherbourg, France, Line#: 0008
Line #8: By Whom was Passage Paid: Emp. Mr. Reed; Whether in possession of $50: Yes; Whether ever before in US: Yes; If Yes-Period of Years: 3; Where: PA
Whether going to join relative or friend: Empl. Senator Reed, Washingto, DC
Length of time alien intends to remain in the US: Always
Height 5�5�, Complexion Dk., Hair Br., Eyes Br., Marks of ID: None
Place of Birth: France, Ammersville.
http://www.ellisisland.org/sign/inde...T=LL§ion=3
First Name: Jean P.
Last Name: Ludwig
Ethnicity: France
Last Place of Residence: Washington, D.C.
Date of Arrival: Aug 12, 1924
Age at Arrival: 34 Gender: M Marital Status: S
Ship of Travel: Leviathan
Port of Departure: Cherbourg, France
Manifest Line Number: 0008
U.S. Social Security Death Index
Name: Jean Ludwig
Birth Date: 17 February 1890
Zip Code of Last Residence: 96816 (Honolulu,HI)
Death Date: June 1981
Estimated Age at Death: 91
The reason this is important, is because there is a similar fact pattern to Obama. Barack Obama is residing today in the White House, using CT SS number 042-68-4425, issued in CT in and around March 1977 to an elderly individual named John Paul Ludwig, who was born in 1890, who is presumed dead and whose death was either never reported to the SS administration or reported and deleted from the database by someone.
Obama's maternal grandmother Madelyn Dunham, worked as a part-timer or volunteer in the Probate Office in the Honolulu Hawaii Courthouse. Thus she would have access to the estate files of anyone who died there. Thus if the elderly man originally from CT died intestate in Hawaii with no known relatives, Grandma Dunham would have known this person is a prime candidate to steal the SSN of since there would be no known surviving family worrying about the death benefit from SSN and that the benefit was not likely applied for and thus SSA did not know he died. Thus the SSN remained active for the deceased person and Obama could "adopt" it as his own. This is a clear case of identity theft at the federal level.
This is what we know about Ludwig:
In 1924, Jean Paul Ludwig worked for Senator Reed of PA, in Washington DC.
On the ship manifest of �Leviathan�, he listed Senator Reed in Washington, DC as his empl., in answer to where he intended to live in the US.
Jean Paul Ludwig had been in the US for 3 yrs in 1924, but he was listed on the �Immigration� manifest and refered to as an alien in the column headings.
Listed under �States Immigration Officer at Port of Arrival�, New York, Aug 12, 1924:
Jean Paul Ludwig, Date of Arrival: Aug 12, 1924, Port of Departure:
Cherbourg, France, Line#: 0008
Line #8: By Whom was Passage Paid: Emp. Mr. Reed; Whether in possession of $50: Yes; Whether ever before in US: Yes; If Yes-Period of Years: 3; Where: PA
Whether going to join relative or friend: Empl. Senator Reed, Washingto, DC
Length of time alien intends to remain in the US: Always
Height 5�5�, Complexion Dk., Hair Br., Eyes Br., Marks of ID: None
Place of Birth: France, Ammersville.
http://www.ellisisland.org/sign/inde...T=LL§ion=3
First Name: Jean P.
Last Name: Ludwig
Ethnicity: France
Last Place of Residence: Washington, D.C.
Date of Arrival: Aug 12, 1924
Age at Arrival: 34 Gender: M Marital Status: S
Ship of Travel: Leviathan
Port of Departure: Cherbourg, France
Manifest Line Number: 0008
U.S. Social Security Death Index
Name: Jean Ludwig
Birth Date: 17 February 1890
Zip Code of Last Residence: 96816 (Honolulu,HI)
Death Date: June 1981
Estimated Age at Death: 91
A. That wonderful information is courtesy of Orly Taitz, the much aligned lawyer/dentist/real estate agent.
And it proves exactly - nothing.
And it proves exactly - nothing.
Can you get GRILLZ in hawaii?
Q. heyy im going to waikiki and wantt to no if you can buy grillz therree?
and roughly how much they costt.
this is a pic if you dont know what they aree:
http://media.photobucket.com/image/grillz/pokorplayer/grillz.jpg?o=67
and roughly how much they costt.
this is a pic if you dont know what they aree:
http://media.photobucket.com/image/grillz/pokorplayer/grillz.jpg?o=67
A. I haven't seen them displayed anywhere on Kalakaua Avenue (if it ain't there, it ain't anywhere in Waikiki), but that's not to say they're not available. Your best bet for finding them on the street is with one of the many jewelry vendors at the International Marketplace, 2330 Kalakaua Ave, across from the Outrigger Hotel.
An even better bet is to hit the Honolulu Yellow Pages on line and contacting a random Honolulu dentist about them.
I don't know why you'd want to get them in Waikiki (or Hawaii in general), unless you're hoping to find a tropical design. The cost of anything in Hawaii is going to be more expensive than just about anywhere else in the US, besides Alaska. So, your best bet is to check grillz out near where you live.
An even better bet is to hit the Honolulu Yellow Pages on line and contacting a random Honolulu dentist about them.
I don't know why you'd want to get them in Waikiki (or Hawaii in general), unless you're hoping to find a tropical design. The cost of anything in Hawaii is going to be more expensive than just about anywhere else in the US, besides Alaska. So, your best bet is to check grillz out near where you live.
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