If a package of Columbian coffee says "Vence" and then a date, what does that mean?
Q. If a package of Columbian coffee says "Vence" and then a date, what does that mean?
Asked by Caleb - Sat Dec 30 19:48:50 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "Vence" comes from the root word "vencer" meaning " to expire" in spanish. That is the Use-by date.
Answered by Econolodge N - Sat Dec 30 19:56:29 2006

When was Marc Chagall's 'Les Amoureux de Vence' painted?
Q. Hey everyone! Thanks for answering! Please cite your source!
Asked by haruko. - Tue Apr 22 21:00:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I believe it was painted in 1957.
Answered by nikkidear - Wed Apr 23 03:09:51 2008

St Paul de Vence - flowers?
Q. what are the flowers you see every where and on post card of the region of france St Paul de Vence. i know for a fact it's not that sorry.
Asked by Rob - Fri Aug 28 11:08:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Why was Vence from ShamWow arrested?
Q. why was vence from shamwow arrested i know it had something to do with him biting some one...
Asked by ~Asia~ - Wed Jun 3 18:02:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. That someone was a "Lady of the Evening"...let's just say SHE didn't say ShamWow" at the end of their time together...and leave it at that!
Answered by Brain Babe - Wed Jun 3 18:10:36 2009

If you could go to a maskquerade ball say like in Vence Italy who would you go as in costume and masks???
Q. I think I would where a beautiful dress like in Mozarts time and Queen Antoinette I love the classical time with the big hair and big dresses :)))Who would you be...???& Why :)))
Asked by Rita - Tue Jun 5 14:05:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would wear one of the costumes and goblin masks from the masquerade scene in The Labyrinth. Those dresses were AMAZING! And David Bowie looked damn sexy as usual...
Answered by Xenia - Tue Jun 5 14:10:14 2007

Anyone been to St. Paul de Vence, in S. France? Impressed?
Q. Anyone been to St. Paul de Vence, in S. France? Impressed?
Asked by captbullshot - Thu Jun 21 17:50:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hmm, i haven't but i recommend travel.yahoo.com !
Answered by 3lions-hearted - Thu Jun 21 19:12:29 2007

Where are these Matisse Paintings Now?
Q. I need to know where these paintings by Matisse reside today- Chapel of the Rosary in Vence Beasts of the Sea Creole Dancer Thanks for the help in advance.
Asked by ipagio - Wed Apr 16 23:15:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Chapel of the Rosary is in Vence on the French Riviera: Henri Matisse, Beasts of the Sea, 1950, paper collage on canvas, National Gallery of Art, Washington Creole Dancer, 1950 Musee Matisse, Nice, France
Answered by guess who at large - Thu Apr 17 07:34:45 2008

A Winter Daybreak Above Vence ANALYSIS!!?!?!?!?!?
Q. The night's drifts Pile up below me and behind my back, Slide down the hill, rise again, and build Eerie little dunes on the roof of the house. In the valley below me, Miles between me and the town of St.-Jeannet, The road lamps glow. They are so cold, they might as well be dark. Trucks and cars Cough and drone down there between the golden Coffins of greenhouses, the startled squawk Of a rooster claws heavily across A grove, and drowns. The gumming snarl of some grouchy dog sounds, And a man bitterly shifts his broken gears. True night still hangs on, Mist cluttered with a racket of its own. Now on the mountainside, A little way downhill among turning rucks, A square takes form in the side of a dim wall. I hear a bucket rattle or… [cont.]
Asked by Kristen - Fri Nov 21 21:38:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This piece of poetic prose describes a winter daybreak in the middle of January as experienced by a person who lives in Vence, a town on a steep mountainside above St. Jeannet (and Nice), within view of the Mediterranean Sea. At first it is still dark and he makes out the newly fallen snow on the hillside above him and in the valley below him and on the roofs below. He can see a lighted road and hear the noises of early morning activity, cars and trucks, coughing and shifting gears. He hears a rooster crow. A dog growls. The lighted greenhouses below (Vence is known for flower growing and the lights make the flowers grow even at night) look like golden coffins to him. (A simile if you are looking for one!) In the second stanza he hears… [cont.]
Answered by haroldpohl2000 - Sat Nov 22 22:52:20 2008

what can you do if you feel trapped and stuck in somewhere you don't want to be?
Q. i want to emigrate from the uk, build a new life, find good christian friends, find a good fiance who'll like me for me...i was born in st paul de vence but have been in the uk since 7. i have endure alot of trauma since 14, i have borderline personality disorder, and ptsd.. im waiting for therapy right now, and im being assesed right now. i want an instant fix. to be just able to leave tommorrow. i have awfull feelings of dependancy like ive become reliant on welfare not wanting to do anything. stuck in a rut, in my lonely apartment. i feel stuck in britain right now because im dealing with bpd and can only go as fast as the uk system. i feel trapped here, like i'll never get out, like its impossible to accomplish, and it is depressing… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Sat Sep 29 11:41:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are ways to get around your waiting dilemma; I have a question to ask you and then I have to check on something but I probably won't have any valid information until tomorrow, and that's if you would like me to try. However, the question I want to ask is none of the business of some of the ruder people here on Answers. If you can e-mail me a list of a few places you would like to find a new home, in order by which you prefer most. Then I will send back the questions I need to have your answers to and I will pursue this possibility. Until then try to keep your sweet spirit up by remembering that at least in one little BIG city in the SW US, there are people trying to get some kind of help for you and we won't ever give up on you.
Answered by lovechild - Sat Sep 29 17:57:08 2007

What can i do? iam french and native american and im sick of the british people here calling me 'mate' like
Q. they no me, or iam one of them, or they want to be friendly...i was born in Saint-Paul de Vence, ive suffered alot of trauma and long term psychological problems..i came to england at 6...im sick of people here calling me 'mate' like they no me personally...my nationality is french, even though i spent half my time here...my long term plan is to move away to somewhere hot and sunny, emigrate...i do not want to be here around them...i want to be with people of ethnicity or around my own culture...this is why i wanna emigrate...to build a new life to and forget my traumatic past...but im sick of people the brits here trying to identify with me...calling me ' mate'...im NOT there mate...they do not no me and i dont want to know them...so what… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Wed Aug 22 08:42:34 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. next time it happens in crowded area, punch the person that says it in the face. this will get the others to stop. good luck.
Answered by ooari - Wed Aug 22 08:49:05 2007

Whats the feeling called where you want to be liked by america, mexico and all asia, and you get upset if?
Q. anyone from them countries dislikes you, or disagrees with you? i also feel like this about jamaicans i want all of them to like me and be my friend. see the situation is this: iam french and native american, i was born in st paul de vence, i came to england at 6, i have endured an exceptionally amount of trauma and abuse in britain and by the society here..bullying to. i dislike britain because of this and my number one goal is to move away, emigrate to a hot climate...far away from britain. but i fear my views about brits and their system and society, my contempt for it, might put me into conflict with the americans ( who i dearly love) the mexicans who i love to, jamaicans who i love, africans who i love, and asians who i love to...i… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Mon Sep 3 10:03:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The problem is, that you must be more careful, not to just tell your views to just anyone,...let them get to know you first, and then, after they like you, you can eventually get into some deeper topics like this...when you approach people, and even though you are just being honest,...they might find it offensive at first, as they don't know you...the feeling you have, well, I have my opinion as to what I would call it, but it might offend you, so I will keep it to myself...I personally, wouldn't go around telling ANY group of people, that I didn't like them...even though i thought it.
Answered by liddle_angel - Mon Sep 3 14:12:02 2007

untill i emigrate, what are some ways i can bare living in britain, ? iam native american and french?
Q. ive lived here since 6, i came from st paul de vence. im 30, im going to emigrate to a hot climate once i have worked on the personal issue. but for now, i cannot stand it, but cannot leave right away.. my mentality clashes with the britains, i dont agree with their mentality, can anyone give advice please?
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Wed Aug 29 18:38:28 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i think what you are doing here is a good start but why don't you seek out someone on line with the same heritage as you? maybe there is a woman out there who is desperately hoping to hear from someone like you... i believe this to be true...what have you got to lose?
Answered by lovechild - Thu Aug 30 05:58:11 2007

What does this mean (spanish to english)?
Q. "Tu maleficio me pretende" it's from a song, (tus ironias me hacen mal - that's how it follows.. so you can get the context) and "tu pasaporte se me vence"... Pls let me know
Asked by viziata - Mon Oct 8 06:17:17 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. a literal translation of the line is: "your curse/witchcraft woos me" but the meaning is more likely along the lines of, "I'm under your spell" or something like that hope that helps! (A more common use of the verb "pretender", as in "tu maleficio me PRETENDE" translates as "to try" or "to intend", which might make it a little confusing, especially for online translators, which tend to give the most literal, and often incorrect translations. However, the verb can also mean to woo [a woman])
Answered by AccountantLady - Mon Oct 8 06:24:27 2007

how can i deal with a brit man who tells me that i can never move to america and they do not like me & will?
Q. not have me? iam 30 ive had long term psychological problems from being 16, through alot of trauma and abuse. i was born in st paul de vence (france). im also half native indian to. im a strong noble character and i work valiantly on my issues, i have survived alot of hardship and unfairness done to me here in britain at the hands of certain peoples. i now wait for therapy, but my ultimate goal is to relocate from the uk, to move to a hot sunny climate and build a new life, but first i have to work through my problems. i get very frustrated that i cannot leave britain now like i would like, because of my circumstance, waiting for therapy etc.. plus,i don't like it here, im not a brit,& i do not identify with them or their culture. bottom… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Sat Sep 1 07:00:20 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Don't listen to him. It's not worth allowing him in to mess with ya. He knows it's going to eat at you and that's why he's doing it. One of those mind games you loathe and despise so much. He's in the UK, he's not on American soil, he can't speak for us. Don't give him another thought.
Answered by Totem - Sat Sep 1 07:48:23 2007

Is there any situation where if you wanted to leave a country (emigrate) they could stop you and keep you?
Q. where you are? and what could you do to fight that? iam native american and french i was born in Saint Paul de Vence i came to britain at 6. ive had nothing but bad experiences here and endured adversity, trauma, victimisation and abuse. and i dont like britain. im 30 now and my ultimate goal is to emigrate from britain to somewhere distant thats hot climate with beaches and deserts. just start anew build a new life. however i cannot leave yet because unfortunatly i have mental psychological problems to address as a result of all the trauma i suffered through my life. bpd and ptsd. im just concerned though in the future something might prevent me, or stop me from emigrating and achieving my wish...even though iam not british i worry the… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Thu Aug 23 18:47:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. oh good grief man if you hate Britain so bloody much STOP whingeing and leave already, this must be the umpteenth post you have made about how much you hate the country...bet with all you bloody problems you don't have ANY trouble claiming your benefits do ya...and to actually answer your question NOPE the government will NOT stop you from leaving, the main thing would be with all your issues WHAT country would take you in. regards and for goodness sake stop moaning either sh*t or get off the pot...
Answered by candy g - Thu Aug 23 19:20:27 2007

iam french and native american and dont want to live in britain long term, im 30, but ive been told that?
Q. emigration to the u.s or canada will be impossible for me, because ive had long term psychological problems, and i continue to work on them now...but the problem is, long term i dont want to stay in britain, i want to move away and build a new life...my heart was set on the u.s or canada...but if they wont let me in, does anybody know where i could emigrate to thats a hot climate, deserts and things, beaches, and thats distant from the uk? please dont say australia because i believe that will be a difficult place to emigrate to to...id love to...but people keep telling me theres no way, because of my mental health history.. i came to the uk at 6 from france..(Saint-Paul de Vence) but i want to move far away from britain to hot climate… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Mon Aug 20 11:06:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Malayasia, Thailand and plenty in Asia.
Answered by Diamond - Mon Aug 20 14:41:44 2007

Camoes Sonnet, translation?
Q. Hi, Camoes is a Portuguese Poetry.. i need one of his sonnets in english, i tried to google for it but i cant find. It's called Sonnet 11 for those who speak portuguese: "Amor e fogo que arde sem se ver" "Amor e fogo que arde sem se ver; E ferida que doi e nao se sente; E um contentamento descontente; E dor que desatina sem doer; E um nao querer mais que bem querer; E solitario andar por entre a gente; E nunca contentar-se de contente; E cuidar que se ganha em se perder; E querer estar preso por vontade; E servir a quem vence, o vencedor; E ter com quem nos mata lealdade. Mas como causar pode seu favor Nos coracoes humanos amizade, Se tao contrario a si e o mesmo Amor?"
Asked by jescot - Sun Sep 2 07:30:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ooh, someone used a translating machine with the foreseeable nonsensical effect! Oh well, here we go (a rough, but at least human translation, sometimes the translation has to be free): Love is a fire that burns without being seen; It's a wound that hurts without being felt; It's an unhappy happiness; It's a pain that drives you crazy without hurting; It's a wishing no more for what you like; It's walking lonely within a crowd; It's never being contented with contentedness; It's seeking to find oneself in losing oneself; It's wishing to be a prisoner of wishes; It's serving who you have overcome, you the victor; It's being faithful to someone who kills us. But how can its favour cause friendliness in human hearts, if love itself is so… [cont.]
Answered by Sterz - Sun Sep 2 09:20:25 2007

Tuscany in October !!!?
Q. What is the weather like in October? I will be spending 5 weeks exploring, relaxing and enjoying. What type of cloths should I bring. I will be traveling to Florence, Vence, Sorrento, Capri, Rome,Milan. Then off to Paris for 2 more weeks.
Asked by Dina - Tue Mar 24 20:47:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's usually pretty nice here in October. After about the second week of October, we get some foggy days here in northern Italy. When you're in Venice get out early in the morning. It's pretty magical walking around in the city in the fog. It's easy to believe you're in the middle of the renaissance. You can get some great photos of Piazza San Marco in the fog. Tuscany can have some wet days, but it's usually quite pleasant to be out exploring. Bring a small folding umbrella that you can carry in a pocket or purse. Layers are a good idea too. It can be cold over night and the days can get to be pretty warm. October has some interesting festivals in or near Tuscany. One of the big events of the year is the Eurochocolate festival in… [cont.]
Answered by conley39 - Wed Mar 25 02:16:19 2009

BIG HELP PLEASE! can you translate this to english!?
Q. corderito manso, que en el altar estas vence a mis enemigos que en contra de mi esten, que mi corazon encarne en el de el como encarno jesucrist. Mando y a san lazaro vencio, como no he de vencer a este enemigo traidor, con dos te miro con tres te agarro con la sangre de jesucrito el corazon le parto.A mi enemigo veo venir con ojos vendados y con los brazos intilizados sangre de jesucristo me pide y yo no se la he de dar yo to pido gran senor que me lo traigas que me lo has de traer rendido a mis pies vencido y desanimado tienes fureza para vencerlo si algo del diablo intentan contra mi no se lo permitiras si a la justicia se fuere no ganara si a defensores pusiere todos se negaran si a defensores pusiere todos se negaran.Jesucristo to… [cont.]
Asked by Josephine L - Sun Mar 8 13:02:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Gentle little lamb, upon the alter and who conquers the enemies that may be against me, may my heart be incarnate in Him, of Him, as Jesus Christ was incarnate. He sent and conquered Saint Lazarus, how can I not conquer this traitor enemy, with two I see you and with three I hold you and with the blood of Jesus Christ I'll tear his heart. I see my enemy come with blindfolded eyes and useless arms asking me for the blood of Jesus Christ and I won't give it to him, I ask of You, great Lord, to bring him to me subdued, conquered, at my feet, and discouraged, You have the power to conquer him if by the devil they try something against me, You won't allow it, if it were up to justice, he wouldn't win, if it were up to defenders, they will all… [cont.]
Answered by Luna - Mon Mar 9 00:59:47 2009

do i look my ethnicity and nationality at all ?
Q. it is very important to me: my mum is french/ irish my dad french norwegian, my dad was born in Nordkapp. my mum was born in Lyon . my mums mum is from County Meath. i was born in st paul de vence, i came to the uk at 6. here is some pictures : please no insulting comments, id like honest answers. thanks
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Fri Nov 30 11:00:42 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You do look a little Scandanavian! You remind me of a Viking!
Answered by My Grain - Fri Nov 30 11:06:28 2007