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Don't send either until they ask. Never ever send pitch or plan unsolicited.The norm is a process that involves steps. There are always exceptions, but this is normal for US angel investors:Summary. 2-5 pages, or so. Profile on http://gust.com or the like. In an email following an introduction, or as suggested on investor's website.If they don't ask you to pitch, forget it. If they do, don't send it, deliver it. And have a leave-behind version (with more words; the live version is dramatic, great pictures, very few words) as PDF available if requested. PDF, not PowerPoint, not Keynote.If they still like you after you pitched, then they'll ask for your business plan to use with due diligence. Send it in PDF, not Word.Thanks for a2a

This question is quite ambiguous. Perhaps the person asking this means to say (a) “How much does it cost for a military person to request leave, thus receive a leave form” … Or, (b) perhaps the person asking this question literally wants to know the monetary cost of an actual leave form….or (c)perhaps what does leave cost in terms of leave accrued IAW the service members Leave and Earnings Statement (LES).I will start by answering:(a) How much does it cost for a military person to request leave, resulting in receiving a leave form (the document that formally authorizes a service member to take leave).To request or be authorized leave, it does not cost anything. Requesting virtually anything in the military does not cost anything…not for service members, anyways.(b) What is the monetary cost of an actual leave form?A military leave form that you will see depends on the branch of the military to which the service member is assigned. In the US Army, the form is DA Form 31. This leave form is simply a piece a paper that is filed out usually by the service members’ administration section and it does not cost a single penny (besides, of course, the material cost of the paper and ink to produce said document, usually done on a fillable .pdf).If a person simply wants access to a military leave form, they all come in .pdf. In a word: Google it…but your search should be branch-specific(c) what does leave cost in terms of leave accrued IAW the service members Leave and Earnings Statement (LES)?Generally, all service members earn 30 days of accrued leave per year while he/she serves on active duty (well, at least they do in the U.S. Army). This equates to 2.5 days accrued per month. Specifically, 2.5 days accrued per month as shown on a calender, regardless of days in each month. For instance, you earn 2.5 days for serving in each named month, i.e. January, February, March, April, May, and so on. When a service member receives formal approval for a leave request, then the math is simple: for every day of leave that he/she takes, one day of leave is subtracted from their Leave balance as shown on his/her LES, with some exceptions…i.e. if they sign back in before the start of the duty day, the hours they were gone on that day may not be counted for leave purposes, or if they sign in before 12 noon, they may be only charged with 1/2 a day for that day of leave.

You should be aware that the US negotiators chose: “Chlorinated Chicken” and “Hormone-laden beef” deliberately. Both are indefensible scientificaly and neither reflect well on the EU.Chlorinated Chicken - this is simply a non-tariff barrier to maintain profits for giant food companies despite the cost and risk to health of EU consumers.Chicken tax - WikipediaChicken processing plants are horrendous. Faecal bacteria ends up on just about every surface by the time poultry has gone from one end to the other. Although we are getting better at minimising the amount of Salmonella contaminated chickens arriving at the plants - and thus levels of Salmonella food poisoning. We are not winning with the new food poisoning bug - CampylobacterRef:Campylobacter data 2008 to 2017https://www.food.gov.uk/sites/default/files/media/document/fsa-annual-report-accounts-2017-18-consolidated.pdfIt is normal procedure to wash chickens carcasses before they are packed and shipped to the shops. In the EU, this is done with “drinking water” - which is chlorinated to about 5ppm. In the US the water is more highly chlorinated - up to 50ppm. Why? Quite simply, you get a better reduction in the levels of Campylobacter on the chicken you buy.Campylobacter in Poultry: a Worldwide Approach to Diagnosis and ControlThe EU “argument” is that banning higher levels of chlorine in the final wash forces producers to try and achive greater levels of hygiene. Nice theory - personaly I would like to be less at risk.But, as you can see from the earlier graph on annual levels of Campylobacter food poisoning we do not seem to be achieving this!When I worked in the food industry back in the 1990’s I was told that the “Chlorinated chicken ban” was a non-tariff barrier to protect EU chicken farmers. Certainly world chicken prices are about 20% lower than we pay in the EU.So, to protect EU chicken farmers (mainly giant companies) EU consumers are paying 20% extra for chicken that is still more likely to give them food poisoning - remind me again who this system is supposed to be benefitting?Hormone-laden beefHormone-fed beef is banned in the EU because it was deemed impossible to stop high levels turning up in Italian baby food and school lunches.Epidemic of breast enlargement in an Italian school | Request PDFBeef hormone controversy - WikipediaWhy the mafia is into your beefThe EU regulators decided that it was impossible to control the use of growth regulators - so they banned them. But only after a great deal of argument. Not a lot to do with science or safety - a lot to do with the fact that the EU cannot control it’s criminal elements.Apparently the “hormone-laden beef” problem was not unrelated to horses heads in beds - so I will stay well clear of that. You can do your own research!