Iceland's website does not provide details of opening times, I'd like to know how late the Harringey branch is open until on weekdays. Thanks in advance!|||I don't know either, but if you're talking about the Green Lanes one near Harringay station this is probably it, they have a phone number so you could always ring........
Iceland Frozen Foods Plc
17-18 Grand Parade
London N4 1LA
Tel: 020 8802 2237
Apologies if it's the Finsbury Park one instead but they could probably give you the number.|||probably late on friday but ph to find out
Monday, December 12, 2011
What military branch is the most dangerous statistically?
I am not asking for death toll because obviously that would be the army since it is such a large force. But I mean statistically based on deaths/size of branch. which branch (out of army, marines, Coast Guard, Navy, and Airforce) has the highest percent of fatalities?|||The Marine corps suffers the most fatalities by far, based on size, deployment strategy and conversion ratio.
1st the Marines are the first wave of assault and suffer over 30 percent fatalities in conventional warfare. While we have over 250,000 army troops currently and 100,000 Marines, historically, marines suffer greater losses statistically.|||Army by far. Even when you divide the number of personnel by death.|||Probably Marines/army
1st the Marines are the first wave of assault and suffer over 30 percent fatalities in conventional warfare. While we have over 250,000 army troops currently and 100,000 Marines, historically, marines suffer greater losses statistically.|||Army by far. Even when you divide the number of personnel by death.|||Probably Marines/army
How do you start a branch of a company, like ADT Security?
I would like to start my own security company, but I would like to start up a branch of an already known company like ADT. Any Suggestions?
Thanks!
Calvin|||Starting up a branch of an already known company is called Franchising, say you wanted to start a McDonald's Business, you would need to visit their official website or request more information from Franchise portals such as http://redhotfranchises.com to be considered for their Franchise opportunity which applies for any kind of Franchise, or existing Business in that case.
Try searching for that term on Google to be brought to their official website. You might also be interested in other known security company's such as Signal 88 Security and SHIELD Security Systems which can be found at: http://www.redhotfranchises.com/franchis鈥?/a> and http://www.redhotfranchises.com/franchis鈥?/a>|||You are talking about franchising. Its a very expensive way to start in business, but a lot of people have become very successful due to the fact that they have a big company behind them with guidance and proven ideas. I would search that term together with the industry that you have in mind and see what you get. A word of advice, never enter into a franchising agreement without taking professional advice.
Thanks!
Calvin|||Starting up a branch of an already known company is called Franchising, say you wanted to start a McDonald's Business, you would need to visit their official website or request more information from Franchise portals such as http://redhotfranchises.com to be considered for their Franchise opportunity which applies for any kind of Franchise, or existing Business in that case.
Try searching for that term on Google to be brought to their official website. You might also be interested in other known security company's such as Signal 88 Security and SHIELD Security Systems which can be found at: http://www.redhotfranchises.com/franchis鈥?/a> and http://www.redhotfranchises.com/franchis鈥?/a>|||You are talking about franchising. Its a very expensive way to start in business, but a lot of people have become very successful due to the fact that they have a big company behind them with guidance and proven ideas. I would search that term together with the industry that you have in mind and see what you get. A word of advice, never enter into a franchising agreement without taking professional advice.
What is the most important branch of Mathematics used by astronomers?
What branch of Mathematics is often used by astronomers when
studying the galaxy. And how are they used for?|||Professional astronomers need to be adept at all branches of mathematics in their work. Spherical geometry and trigonometry are used in calculating positions. Newton _invented_ calculus specifically to solve astronomical problems, and it is used in all branches of astronomy. These are only two examples of many.|||I don't think astonomer need thorough knowledge of any particular branch of Mathematics. Its those sitting in the comp room and scientists who design the whole journey, who need that knowledge. Astronomers need to know how to live in those difficult condition in the space craaft and how to discharge their duties.|||Gosh, all branches of mathematics are equally important to astronomers. If I was stranded on a remote and deserted island and only had only one book then it would be a first issue of 'Principia Mathematica'.|||Spherical trigonometry.|||I guess its trigonometry %26amp; geometry|||Trigonometry
studying the galaxy. And how are they used for?|||Professional astronomers need to be adept at all branches of mathematics in their work. Spherical geometry and trigonometry are used in calculating positions. Newton _invented_ calculus specifically to solve astronomical problems, and it is used in all branches of astronomy. These are only two examples of many.|||I don't think astonomer need thorough knowledge of any particular branch of Mathematics. Its those sitting in the comp room and scientists who design the whole journey, who need that knowledge. Astronomers need to know how to live in those difficult condition in the space craaft and how to discharge their duties.|||Gosh, all branches of mathematics are equally important to astronomers. If I was stranded on a remote and deserted island and only had only one book then it would be a first issue of 'Principia Mathematica'.|||Spherical trigonometry.|||I guess its trigonometry %26amp; geometry|||Trigonometry
What science related jobs are there in each branch of the military?
In the 5 branches of the military (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard), what are the science related jobs, if any, in each branch? Also, if there are any, are they enlisted or officer jobs?|||there are enlisted and officer in all fields. take a look at each branch's website to read more about jobs. the navy and air force both are heavy in engineering and science, although the army also has a lot of civil engineering.
air force for example has the developmental engineering field which is basically their R%26amp;D field. They also have a scientist field (i forget the exact name) which is more about chemical engineering. my point is that all branches will need all types of engineering and science disciplines. just go to the websites and read up on the jobs. then you can go to http://usmilitary.about.com and you can read more detailed descriptions of each job.
as far as your decision on whether you want to be an officer or not. if you have a degree, become an officer. nothing wrong with being an enlisted person, they work their butts off, but you went to college presumably to make more money and have more of a mangement position as opposed to a technician position, and that's the difference between officer and enlisted.|||data invastagative service's. [what dose the aponit have].
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|||USCG has the marine science technician rate . MSTs are mostly stationed at marine safety units overseeing spill clean ups and conducting facility inspections and inspecting commercial ships. There's are few MSTs onboard polar-class ice breakers and a few at the USCG Marine Safety Lab (http://www.uscg.mil/hq/cg5/msl/default.a鈥?/a> doing chemistry stuff. Officers work at the marine safety units but they're farther away from the action, directing the enlisteds who are directing the clean up effort. At the small marine safety units, officers are part of the ship inspection team. Other rates are stationed at marine safety units but they're just as likely to be assigned to a cutter or a small boat search and rescue (SAR) station where as MSTs don't have any assignments on cutters and SAR stations.
USCG also has health service technicians (another enlisted rate) doing medical stuff -- http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>
Is a computer-related rating close enough to science? http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>
What about avionics technician? http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>
Electronics technician, electrician's mate and aviation maintenance technician might be options -- http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>|||The US Army is attempting to develop germ warfare that is so specific it will only attack either Russians or Chinese. God help those in the US with the same background. The military wants to use the weather as a weapon. The federal reserve wants to use Economics as a weapon. You can also create vaccines and antidotes for certain poisons for the military. Creation of space based weapon systems that utilize energy beam weapons is high on their list.
air force for example has the developmental engineering field which is basically their R%26amp;D field. They also have a scientist field (i forget the exact name) which is more about chemical engineering. my point is that all branches will need all types of engineering and science disciplines. just go to the websites and read up on the jobs. then you can go to http://usmilitary.about.com and you can read more detailed descriptions of each job.
as far as your decision on whether you want to be an officer or not. if you have a degree, become an officer. nothing wrong with being an enlisted person, they work their butts off, but you went to college presumably to make more money and have more of a mangement position as opposed to a technician position, and that's the difference between officer and enlisted.|||data invastagative service's. [what dose the aponit have].
infantery graphic art's [humen carmria].
it a fast feald.
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|||USCG has the marine science technician rate . MSTs are mostly stationed at marine safety units overseeing spill clean ups and conducting facility inspections and inspecting commercial ships. There's are few MSTs onboard polar-class ice breakers and a few at the USCG Marine Safety Lab (http://www.uscg.mil/hq/cg5/msl/default.a鈥?/a> doing chemistry stuff. Officers work at the marine safety units but they're farther away from the action, directing the enlisteds who are directing the clean up effort. At the small marine safety units, officers are part of the ship inspection team. Other rates are stationed at marine safety units but they're just as likely to be assigned to a cutter or a small boat search and rescue (SAR) station where as MSTs don't have any assignments on cutters and SAR stations.
USCG also has health service technicians (another enlisted rate) doing medical stuff -- http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>
Is a computer-related rating close enough to science? http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>
What about avionics technician? http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>
Electronics technician, electrician's mate and aviation maintenance technician might be options -- http://www.gocoastguard.com/find-your-fi鈥?/a>|||The US Army is attempting to develop germ warfare that is so specific it will only attack either Russians or Chinese. God help those in the US with the same background. The military wants to use the weather as a weapon. The federal reserve wants to use Economics as a weapon. You can also create vaccines and antidotes for certain poisons for the military. Creation of space based weapon systems that utilize energy beam weapons is high on their list.
What is the best military branch to join?
I am planning to join the military but I dont know which may be the best to join. Please let me know which military branch would be best. Im kinda leaning towards the Air Force but keeping my options open. Please let me know what you think. Thanx.|||The United States Military|||I may be biased but I served in both the Army and the Navy encompassing 22 years. The Army tour I had was composed of 6 months training, 26 months in Vietnam (Jan 70 - Mar 72) and I was allowed to get out four months early (a three-year hitch). Approximately 20 months after the Army I served in the U.S. Navy. I found out that promotion is far easier in the Navy. You may advance from E-1, at boot camp to possibly E-3 based on your abilities. After six months, at your first duty station, you can take a test in the field that you're in and you have a good chance of being promoted to E-4. Every year after that a harder test will be administered and you will eventually be advanced to E-6. After E-6, you seem to need some advanced education, a varied duty station resume, and a lot of luck. I don't know about the USMC. I do know the Air Force appears to be really, really slow in promoting people and you don't really get to see the world. The Navy deploys on ships aircraft, and shore stations world-wide. They have lots of jobs - electronics, clerical, etc., just about anything you are interested in. They are not ground-pounders, thereby you won't have to worry about land mines or actual hand-to-hand combat unless you join the SEALs. A nice thing to think about considering our involvement on two fronts - Iraq and Afghanistan these days. I hope this helps you.|||Air Force probably has the best overall quality of living, You will probably get more travel time in the Navy. You can probably find just about job you want to have in the Army. Marines are just badass lol. I actually don't know that much about marines as I haven't really worked with them, but talk to all the recuriters and see what kind of feel you get from each.|||The Coast Guard is said to be the most mentally challenging and it involves a lot of swimming. But it is the most likely branch to keep you right here in the good ol' USA. Any other branch is going to ship you straight to Afghanistan. And believe me, it's only getting worse. I left the Army four yrs ago and I still have nightmares. Anxiety problems. Think I'm gonna kill someone. But that's what they want. So if you join any branch, enjoy the rest of your "life"|||Stupid question. How the **** am I suppose to know what the best branch is for you? Do I look like your mother? I can already tell that the Marine Corps is no place for you, because you are a lazy piece of amphibian **** who doesn't take any initiative. Get your *** off the couch and do some research, nobody is going to do it for you.|||There is no one best branch, it is all up to you and what you bring to the military.|||Marines if your "hardcore"
Airforce if your "smart"|||join the mexican military, o da le holmes.... u join, they give tacos|||The Salvation Army. I'm telling you this based on everything I know about you. I don't think you should be around weapons to be honest, because you are silly enough to ask strangers a deeply personal complex question.
Airforce if your "smart"|||join the mexican military, o da le holmes.... u join, they give tacos|||The Salvation Army. I'm telling you this based on everything I know about you. I don't think you should be around weapons to be honest, because you are silly enough to ask strangers a deeply personal complex question.
What is the best branch in the military to enlist to?
My friend is in the army and he's loving it, but that branch may not be for me. What is the best branch to enlist? By the way, I'm a 22 year old male. Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy or Coast Guard and why is this branch so much better than the others?|||No branch is better than the other. There is no "best branch." They all have their own respectable roles.|||depends on what you want, if you want a technical job in a relaxed environment join the air force, if you want to be on a boat for months at a time and see the world join the navy, if you want to stay in the states and spend a lot of time on the water join the coast guard, if you want the best equipment and a big $ bonus for joining then join the army, and if you want the toughest with a guarantee of combat join the marine corps (and go infantry).
no matter what you are looking for, talking with a recruiter for each of the branches is the best way to get information, or the official military sites on the internet.|||All serve a great purpose and depending on what you want to do basically answers which branch to look into. It's all personal preference. Don't let anyone tell you different.|||It all depends on what you want to do as to what is the best branch to enlist to.|||well im in the ariforce and they treat you well with nice rooms and good pay and food
but deppends on job and location to how your gonna like it
no matter what you are looking for, talking with a recruiter for each of the branches is the best way to get information, or the official military sites on the internet.|||All serve a great purpose and depending on what you want to do basically answers which branch to look into. It's all personal preference. Don't let anyone tell you different.|||It all depends on what you want to do as to what is the best branch to enlist to.|||well im in the ariforce and they treat you well with nice rooms and good pay and food
but deppends on job and location to how your gonna like it
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