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Raven Industries profit up 35 percent in 2Q - Tri-City Herald

and military ... Air NZ profit jumps on lower fuel hedging losses Air NZ profit jumps on lower fuel hedging losses Air New Zealand's annual profit jumped almost fourfold despite subdued demand for air travel as the ...

Adventure for Beginners: Rafting the lower Kern River - Kern Valley Sun

... had never taken advantage of the wonderful recreational opportunities offered here that people travel from ... from the Royal Air Force, and a man from England on leave from the British Army military ...

Gulf News Ethics Policy - Gulf News

... need permission to go on the air ... Travel: Gulf News also pays for travel by staff members on assignment. They may not accept free or discounted transportation or accommodation unless the same discount is ...

Resolved Question: Here are my criteria: What branch is for me? ..and other misc. questions about the military?

I am a freshman in college but I want to get into the military for 2 years and be done. ( I might do 4 if I really like it) These are my reason: To serve my country GI Bill Able to get college credits and take classes as you serve Health, Dental Insurance for life Military Discount Job Preference after Duty TRAVEL!!! I do NOT want to kill anyone, or be responsible for a death, as it is super against my religion. Oh and I'm not trying to die either. So, I plan on getting a good score on the ASVAB, and working in the IT field. I don't want to be in infantry. Here are my questions: 1- Which branch will let me travel and see new cultures the most? 2- If I just serve for only 2 years, will I get the above benefits? 3- How long do you have to be in the military before considered a veteran? 4- Is it true that I may be called up for duty even when I have completed my 2 years? If so, when will I truly be done? 5- Which branch is least discriminatory towards Muslims? 6- What is life like for Muslims like me in the Armed Forces, and will I be able to perform my religious duties (pray 5X/day, etc)? 7- Is it true that you get 1 free cosmetic surgery ( such as lasik, etc.) ? I don't really care about promotions, rank, or getting into a military career. Feel free to correct any assumptions that I have made above.I tried to do as much research as I could before I got bored. I'm leaning towards Airforce or Navy, but everything is still in the air. If you could tell me your experiences with one of them, I would appreciate it. Thanks a lot for any input you can give me.Basically I want to do anything computer related in the IT Field Examples- IT/Network Specialist, Computer Systems Specialist, Software Developer, Computer Systems Operator, etc.Yea.. I think I want to do 4 years, instead of 2, based on the feedback I got. Thanks! more

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Continental matches Delta baggage fee increase CNN) -- Continental Airlines has matched Delta Air Lines' recent checked-luggage fee increase, a Continental spokeswoman says. Delta and Continental passengers paying online for checked bags will be charged $23 for the first bag and $32 for the second. Delta's online fees are rising by $8 for the first checked bag and $7 for the second. Continental's fees are rising by $5 for each bag. The new Delta rates start Tuesday and apply to tickets purchased on or after January 5. Passengers who bought tickets before that date will pay the old rates, Delta spokeswoman Susan Elliott said. Continental matched Delta's updated fees late last week, spokeswoman Mary Clark said. The increase on Continental applies to passengers who purchased tickets on or after January 9 for travel on or after January 16. Those checking in bags at the airport will shell out even more: $25 for the first bag, $35 for the second on both airlines. Some passengers -- such as first-class fliers, some frequent fliers and military personnel on deployment -- are exempt from most checked-luggage fees. Delta and Continental luggage fees now are among the highest in the industry. US Airways also charges $25 for the first checked bag and $35 for the second bag when checked in at the airport. Online, the airline charges $20 and $30 for the first and second bags. United Airlines charges $20 for the first checked bag and $30 for the second bag at the airport, and $15 and $25 online for the first and second bags, respectively. American Airlines charges $20 for the first checked bag and $30 for the second bag, both online and at the airport. Most major air carriers started adding checked-bag fees in 2008. The airlines reported collecting nearly $740 million in baggage fees in the third quarter of 2009, according to U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics. On discount carrier Southwest Airlines, the first and second checked bags are free. JetBlue offers a free first checked bag and charges $30 for the second. more

Resolved Question: My husband wants to become a nurse through the Army or Air force. Is this advisable, will we stay together?

We want to know if this is something to consider, or if he should discount this option. Our main worry is not being able to be together. We both love to travel, so I am more than willing to go to where ever he is, but I want to make sure this will even be an option. He is looking to get a scholarship through one of the branches, then work for them when he becomes a nurse. Any insight would be helpful, neither or us has really experienced military life before. more

Resolved Question: benefits of being in the military- so we can share them with everyone! (niecee? and others)?

I'm in the Air Force and I love it! It seems that niecee and others who answered her question don't understand us and our jobs. Retire by age 37 free medical for you AND your family free dental for you AND your family money for college oportunites to get money for spouce's college paid vacation life insurace of $400,000 (AF) travel (and get money to pay for the moving) get money for clothing(personal) and uniforms get money for rent (housing) get money for food get money when you are away from family get money for a hazordous deployment be part of a tight team shopping discounts (military discount at the mall, etc) shop tax free (BX, comesary) career oportunity out of the military (like being a civilan doc or air traffic controler. and make a 6 figure income) career oportuniy (in the military) doing a job not found in the civilian work field (pilot of a fighter jet, load/ make bombs missiles, etc) retire after only 20 years of work What else is there more

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Raven Industries profit up 35 percent in 2Q - Tri-City Herald

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Resolved Question: Here are my criteria: What branch is for me? ..and other misc. questions about the military?

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Resolved Question: My husband wants to become a nurse through the Army or Air force. Is this advisable, will we stay together?

Resolved Question: benefits of being in the military- so we can share them with everyone! (niecee? and others)?

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