anyone need work? in long beach ca?
Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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what kind.. how much...
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Yes, I know several people in Long Beach looking for work I'd be glad to pass along any good, legal employment leads. E-mail me please with details contact info on profile.
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
About GEO Bachelor. I'm an E-6 stationed in Little Creek. My wife is moving to Long Beach for work
GEO Bachelor. I'm an E-6 stationed in Little Creek. My wife is moving to Long Beach for work.?
I'm transferring in APR to do an IA. My wife has a great opportunity in Long Beach, but I'm curious about this NAVADMIN that came out in 08 saying I'll recieve the higher BAH.
Military - 3 Answers
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BAH is based off of YOUR duty station. I would be leery of spending that money, as you well know, that once they catch on, they will take it back.
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1. There is no such thing as geo bachelor, unless your on unaccompanied orders. 2. Your BAH will be based on your duty station. 3. It will be up to your command, whether they allow you to live in the barracks while getting bah Mainly due to the occupancy rate of the barracks But you can figure on NOT being allowed to live in the barracks.
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No you are on accompanied orders so as long as you are stationed out of Little Creek it will be based on that zip code. You are going IA and if it for over 6 months you can right before you leave have the BAH amended to where she is living if it is authorized. They will allow that for some Navy personnel who are going IA for over 6 months.
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I'm transferring in APR to do an IA. My wife has a great opportunity in Long Beach, but I'm curious about this NAVADMIN that came out in 08 saying I'll recieve the higher BAH.
Military - 3 Answers
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BAH is based off of YOUR duty station. I would be leery of spending that money, as you well know, that once they catch on, they will take it back.
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1. There is no such thing as geo bachelor, unless your on unaccompanied orders. 2. Your BAH will be based on your duty station. 3. It will be up to your command, whether they allow you to live in the barracks while getting bah Mainly due to the occupancy rate of the barracks But you can figure on NOT being allowed to live in the barracks.
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No you are on accompanied orders so as long as you are stationed out of Little Creek it will be based on that zip code. You are going IA and if it for over 6 months you can right before you leave have the BAH amended to where she is living if it is authorized. They will allow that for some Navy personnel who are going IA for over 6 months.
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
About What are some decent cities in between Los Angeles and Long Beach, California
What are some decent cities in between Los Angeles and Long Beach, California?
We currently live in Houston Texas and are considering moving to California. My husband will be working in Long Beach, and I will be working in or near the Los Angeles area. We have 2 children, an 8 year old and an almost 2 year old, so decent nice neighborhoods are important! Thanks!
Los Angeles - 6 Answers
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Oh, there are lots. Downey, Norwalk, Lakewood, Torrance, etc. It really all depends on where you will be working in "the Los Angeles area".
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It's just not like that here. What you're asking for doesn't exist around LA. I finally figured that out after visiting enough cities. In other cities, you can be 10 miles out of downtown, find a nice little place with a yard for a reasonable price, and live comfortably with a commute you can handle. However, LA is not like that at all. It defines the term "urban sprawl". If you start in downtown LA, you have to go more than 100 miles in any direction to find anything resembling small town. It's strip malls, suburban tracts, and commercial development for at least 100 miles. And when you get past that 100 miles, you're either in the desert, Mexico, the San Joaquin Valley, or Central California. The LA-Long Beach Metro area is one solid mass of residential, commercial, and industrial sections. Yes, there are cities in between, but from the air, it all looks like one solid mass with no open space in between. Sorry, but when you move here, you're going to have to adjust to the reality that is LA. I can recommend nicer places to live, but it's not going to have that "small town" atomosphere. One thing about living in LA is that everybody does their own thing... there's a casual indifference about the people who live here. That means you can be yourself, whatever that may be, but don't expect a homey, communitiy atmosphere like in other parts of the country. Sorry, but that's just the way it is here. You might want to start looking in La Mirada, Cerritos, Bellflower, and Artesia. These have good school districts. LAUSD is generally a mess. Long Beach isn't much better (Mrs. Obviousman is a teacher). Start with those areas and see what you can find. Like I always say, LA is not for everybody. If you can't deal with that, don't move here.
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Where in Los Angeles are you referring to? If by neighborhoods you mean the typical "newly built homes," "cul-de-sac setting," and "everybody has fancy cars in front of their garages," then there's VERY LITTLE of that here in LA. If you want one of those types of neighborhoods, expect to cough up A LOT. Bottom Line: Stay in Houston.
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Houston has a huge amount of urban sprawl and crappy traffic so you won't be shocked to find the same thing here. If you're looking for a Woodlands or Clear Lake type area you won't find it between LBC and LA. Irvine in Orange County comes close, but that is the opposite direction you want to go. La Canada Flintridge would also compare, but that is seriously very far from LBC. If you can afford it ($$$$) I would suggest Rancho Palos Verdes/Rolling Hills. It's a very nice hilly area right on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Rolling Hills even has horse trails and acreages. There is a lot of tree cover which makes it feel like you're not in the middle of Los Angeles and you have some privacy. Your kids aren't old enough yet, but Palos Verdes High School sits on a bluff overlooking the ocean. They are supposed to have a good school district.
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my choice would be cypress really nice nieghborhood low robbery and lots of park nearby
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Long Beach and parts of the city of LA touch. The area directly north of Long Beach all the way to downtown is the worst area to live in the cuty. But the city of LA is so huge, you really have to be more specific about where you will be working than "The Los Angeles Area". This only describes an area about 100 x 50 miles.
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We currently live in Houston Texas and are considering moving to California. My husband will be working in Long Beach, and I will be working in or near the Los Angeles area. We have 2 children, an 8 year old and an almost 2 year old, so decent nice neighborhoods are important! Thanks!
Los Angeles - 6 Answers
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Oh, there are lots. Downey, Norwalk, Lakewood, Torrance, etc. It really all depends on where you will be working in "the Los Angeles area".
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It's just not like that here. What you're asking for doesn't exist around LA. I finally figured that out after visiting enough cities. In other cities, you can be 10 miles out of downtown, find a nice little place with a yard for a reasonable price, and live comfortably with a commute you can handle. However, LA is not like that at all. It defines the term "urban sprawl". If you start in downtown LA, you have to go more than 100 miles in any direction to find anything resembling small town. It's strip malls, suburban tracts, and commercial development for at least 100 miles. And when you get past that 100 miles, you're either in the desert, Mexico, the San Joaquin Valley, or Central California. The LA-Long Beach Metro area is one solid mass of residential, commercial, and industrial sections. Yes, there are cities in between, but from the air, it all looks like one solid mass with no open space in between. Sorry, but when you move here, you're going to have to adjust to the reality that is LA. I can recommend nicer places to live, but it's not going to have that "small town" atomosphere. One thing about living in LA is that everybody does their own thing... there's a casual indifference about the people who live here. That means you can be yourself, whatever that may be, but don't expect a homey, communitiy atmosphere like in other parts of the country. Sorry, but that's just the way it is here. You might want to start looking in La Mirada, Cerritos, Bellflower, and Artesia. These have good school districts. LAUSD is generally a mess. Long Beach isn't much better (Mrs. Obviousman is a teacher). Start with those areas and see what you can find. Like I always say, LA is not for everybody. If you can't deal with that, don't move here.
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Where in Los Angeles are you referring to? If by neighborhoods you mean the typical "newly built homes," "cul-de-sac setting," and "everybody has fancy cars in front of their garages," then there's VERY LITTLE of that here in LA. If you want one of those types of neighborhoods, expect to cough up A LOT. Bottom Line: Stay in Houston.
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Houston has a huge amount of urban sprawl and crappy traffic so you won't be shocked to find the same thing here. If you're looking for a Woodlands or Clear Lake type area you won't find it between LBC and LA. Irvine in Orange County comes close, but that is the opposite direction you want to go. La Canada Flintridge would also compare, but that is seriously very far from LBC. If you can afford it ($$$$) I would suggest Rancho Palos Verdes/Rolling Hills. It's a very nice hilly area right on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Rolling Hills even has horse trails and acreages. There is a lot of tree cover which makes it feel like you're not in the middle of Los Angeles and you have some privacy. Your kids aren't old enough yet, but Palos Verdes High School sits on a bluff overlooking the ocean. They are supposed to have a good school district.
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my choice would be cypress really nice nieghborhood low robbery and lots of park nearby
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Long Beach and parts of the city of LA touch. The area directly north of Long Beach all the way to downtown is the worst area to live in the cuty. But the city of LA is so huge, you really have to be more specific about where you will be working than "The Los Angeles Area". This only describes an area about 100 x 50 miles.
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Friday, April 16, 2010
About What is an example of an average Fire Fighter's work schedule in Long Beach, CA
What is an example of an average Fire Fighter's work schedule in Long Beach, CA?
I am in the Marine Corps. Been in for 1 year and a half. I am thinking of becoming a Fire Fighter when I get out. So I want an example of what type of schedule they have (hours per week, hours per shift, etc.) because I don't want a job with terrible hours. 50 hours a week wouldn't be too bad for me. Also, I am excluding extra hours I put in for emergencies. Please Help..............
Other - Politics & Government - 2 Answers
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When I lived in Long Beach and had a fire fighter for a neighbor it was 24 hours on followed by 48 off.
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You should contact your local fire station and inquire about their work schedules. This should give you a clear picture of where you may stand with this great opportunity.
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I am in the Marine Corps. Been in for 1 year and a half. I am thinking of becoming a Fire Fighter when I get out. So I want an example of what type of schedule they have (hours per week, hours per shift, etc.) because I don't want a job with terrible hours. 50 hours a week wouldn't be too bad for me. Also, I am excluding extra hours I put in for emergencies. Please Help..............
Other - Politics & Government - 2 Answers
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When I lived in Long Beach and had a fire fighter for a neighbor it was 24 hours on followed by 48 off.
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You should contact your local fire station and inquire about their work schedules. This should give you a clear picture of where you may stand with this great opportunity.
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
About Are there any Big Ibanez Companys/Industries etc in Long Beach, California
Are there any Big Ibanez Companys/Industries etc in Long Beach, California?
When im older, i hope to move to Long Beach & Work in a office working for ibanez. Designing New and more interesting fret-boards for basses. But are there any Big Ibanez Companies in CA? Thanks, Also could you leaave the address in you know it?
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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Yes. There are many.
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When im older, i hope to move to Long Beach & Work in a office working for ibanez. Designing New and more interesting fret-boards for basses. But are there any Big Ibanez Companies in CA? Thanks, Also could you leaave the address in you know it?
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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Yes. There are many.
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