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
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
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
What is the best and most beautiful and attractive climbing vine for a balcony?
Q. I live in the second floor and I have a balcony that faces the west and I want to get a climbing vine that has beutiful flowers, beautiful color and fast growing.If there are pictures, I will be thankfull. Is there a climbing vine that just climb around the vence of the balcony without climbing on the wall? How long does a climbing vine need to grow? I live in Kansas if that helps.
Asked by moonflower - Thu Apr 10 14:21:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have two broad choices -- an annual vine that is not frost-hardy but will grow fast and give you lots of flowers for one season then die, for example mandevillea, thunbergia ( Black-eyed Susan vine). Or, you can grow a hardy vine that will survive frost and grow for many years, such as wisteria. The downside of perennial hardy vies is that their flowering season is shorter.
Answered by Sandy G - Thu Apr 10 14:31:27 2008
Q. I live in the second floor and I have a balcony that faces the west and I want to get a climbing vine that has beutiful flowers, beautiful color and fast growing.If there are pictures, I will be thankfull. Is there a climbing vine that just climb around the vence of the balcony without climbing on the wall? How long does a climbing vine need to grow? I live in Kansas if that helps.
Asked by moonflower - Thu Apr 10 14:21:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have two broad choices -- an annual vine that is not frost-hardy but will grow fast and give you lots of flowers for one season then die, for example mandevillea, thunbergia ( Black-eyed Susan vine). Or, you can grow a hardy vine that will survive frost and grow for many years, such as wisteria. The downside of perennial hardy vies is that their flowering season is shorter.
Answered by Sandy G - Thu Apr 10 14:31:27 2008
What are the conditions of Provence in the winter?
Q. I am looking to spend January and February in one of Provence France's small villages. The villages I am considering are Saint Paul de Vence, Gordes, and La Fontain de Vaucluse. I have heard these regions are cold, rainy and empty during these months. Is that true? I want ot make sure stores and restaurants will be open. Is everything shut down during the winter?
Asked by Makena - Sat Apr 10 17:27:11 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Winter is changeable wherever you are in Europe. In this area of Provence the average daily maximum would be 10c and the average minimum 2c. While it can be very rainy and windy, in Provence there are always nice sunny days in between. This is not tourist season so many places do close down over winter, and there may only be locals around. Accommodation in these villages can be quite expensive, so check that out before making a decision. You will also need to look at transport, as it could be necessary to have a hire car for the time you're there.
Answered by zafir - Sun Apr 11 03:21:29 2010
Q. I am looking to spend January and February in one of Provence France's small villages. The villages I am considering are Saint Paul de Vence, Gordes, and La Fontain de Vaucluse. I have heard these regions are cold, rainy and empty during these months. Is that true? I want ot make sure stores and restaurants will be open. Is everything shut down during the winter?
Asked by Makena - Sat Apr 10 17:27:11 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Winter is changeable wherever you are in Europe. In this area of Provence the average daily maximum would be 10c and the average minimum 2c. While it can be very rainy and windy, in Provence there are always nice sunny days in between. This is not tourist season so many places do close down over winter, and there may only be locals around. Accommodation in these villages can be quite expensive, so check that out before making a decision. You will also need to look at transport, as it could be necessary to have a hire car for the time you're there.
Answered by zafir - Sun Apr 11 03:21:29 2010
how can i overcome the depressing feeling of being stuck in britain right now?
Q. im 30 now, im waiting for treatment for psychological problems.iam on the welfare and live alone in an apartment. my number one ambition/goal is to emigrate from uk to a hot climate..eg deserts and beaches.. i was born in st paul de vence and came to britain at 6 years old..but ive not really had a nice life in britain, i do not like their mentality and my ambition for a while has been to relocate. but i feel stuck right now...like ill never be going anywhere because of everything i have to work through..psyche probs..on welfare..i really feel like a stranger in a foriegn land here.. my nationality is french but i have native cherokee heritage to.. iam an individualist very much so, and know of which i seek in life..but honestly..im… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Thu Aug 30 14:46:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. let the eagle be your guide for one eagles are the sybol od the USA and have you thought about trying to focus your destination here? in Las Vegas there is desert that is so beautiful and the people here (not the tourists or the rich kids) the natives are perhaps the widest range of differing looks,ideals, vocations and opinions that i have ever known and therefore individualism is respected and even admired. no one that i have crossed paths with tries to push their lifestyle on others and we also are not that far from the beach or tghe nearest mountains where eagles are sometimes seen circling overhead proudly and surviving just by seeking out the heights they were born to soar through. you were born for a significant purpose, too, and i… [cont.]
Answered by lovechild - Thu Aug 30 18:49:55 2007
Q. im 30 now, im waiting for treatment for psychological problems.iam on the welfare and live alone in an apartment. my number one ambition/goal is to emigrate from uk to a hot climate..eg deserts and beaches.. i was born in st paul de vence and came to britain at 6 years old..but ive not really had a nice life in britain, i do not like their mentality and my ambition for a while has been to relocate. but i feel stuck right now...like ill never be going anywhere because of everything i have to work through..psyche probs..on welfare..i really feel like a stranger in a foriegn land here.. my nationality is french but i have native cherokee heritage to.. iam an individualist very much so, and know of which i seek in life..but honestly..im… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Thu Aug 30 14:46:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. let the eagle be your guide for one eagles are the sybol od the USA and have you thought about trying to focus your destination here? in Las Vegas there is desert that is so beautiful and the people here (not the tourists or the rich kids) the natives are perhaps the widest range of differing looks,ideals, vocations and opinions that i have ever known and therefore individualism is respected and even admired. no one that i have crossed paths with tries to push their lifestyle on others and we also are not that far from the beach or tghe nearest mountains where eagles are sometimes seen circling overhead proudly and surviving just by seeking out the heights they were born to soar through. you were born for a significant purpose, too, and i… [cont.]
Answered by lovechild - Thu Aug 30 18:49:55 2007
A Winter Daybreak Above Vence?
Q. Can anyone provide an analysis of this poem by James Wright? What does it mean???
Asked by Kristen - Fri Nov 21 21:14:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wrong section - try homework or poetry.
Answered by Sophist - Fri Nov 21 21:23:32 2008
Q. Can anyone provide an analysis of this poem by James Wright? What does it mean???
Asked by Kristen - Fri Nov 21 21:14:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wrong section - try homework or poetry.
Answered by Sophist - Fri Nov 21 21:23:32 2008
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
what do you do when you have goals and dreams you dont no how to reach?
Q. im 30 now and are dealing with psychological problems. i was born in st paul de vence, i came to uk at 6. my number one goal si to emigrate from the uk, to a hot climate to build a new life. but for the life of me i dont no how im going to achieve this ambition or how im going to make it happen... im really depressed about it because its a dream and ambition i really want to accomplish...i do not want to stay in britain, but i cannot leave right now because im waiting for therapy for long term psychological problems that ive had through extensive trauma and abuse. so i keep thinking about this goal and dream every day and night, worrying that itll never happen or i wont no how to make it happen, worrying i wont no how to get there.. i… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Wed Aug 29 06:19:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start working toward your goal! For now, maybe you could try getting a part-time job and start saving some money. Honestly, I am very uncertain about my own future but I've found that if I just start at someplace then everything else comes together. Good luck on reaching you goal!
Answered by Destine - Wed Aug 29 06:26:40 2007
Q. im 30 now and are dealing with psychological problems. i was born in st paul de vence, i came to uk at 6. my number one goal si to emigrate from the uk, to a hot climate to build a new life. but for the life of me i dont no how im going to achieve this ambition or how im going to make it happen... im really depressed about it because its a dream and ambition i really want to accomplish...i do not want to stay in britain, but i cannot leave right now because im waiting for therapy for long term psychological problems that ive had through extensive trauma and abuse. so i keep thinking about this goal and dream every day and night, worrying that itll never happen or i wont no how to make it happen, worrying i wont no how to get there.. i… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Wed Aug 29 06:19:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start working toward your goal! For now, maybe you could try getting a part-time job and start saving some money. Honestly, I am very uncertain about my own future but I've found that if I just start at someplace then everything else comes together. Good luck on reaching you goal!
Answered by Destine - Wed Aug 29 06:26:40 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… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Wed Aug 22 08:21:32 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should read the book "British as a second language". Its by a Kenyan on his experience in the UK, and how he was treated by the Brits. Get away from them ,you can not. Although I live in sunny Africa I'm still confronted by these rude people daily, in my own country! We are in the same boat. Just smile and wave, you know you are better than them. Also you should try deal with the trauma, speak to someone.
Answered by Cindy1785 - Wed Aug 22 08:55:17 2007
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… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Wed Aug 22 08:21:32 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should read the book "British as a second language". Its by a Kenyan on his experience in the UK, and how he was treated by the Brits. Get away from them ,you can not. Although I live in sunny Africa I'm still confronted by these rude people daily, in my own country! We are in the same boat. Just smile and wave, you know you are better than them. Also you should try deal with the trauma, speak to someone.
Answered by Cindy1785 - Wed Aug 22 08:55:17 2007
can someone tell me how i can emigrate from britain to somewhere distant from uk, hot & sunny? iam not british
Q. i was born in st paul de vence (france) im also native indian to. i came to the uk at 6, im 30 now. ive had alot of trauma here and unpleasant times. now, i wait for therapy for psychological problems. i wait for therapist i want to live near desert or beaches, a hot evironment. ive heard canada, the u.s is extremely difficult to get in. i was thinking of going to mexico to... can anyone tell me how to make a plan to go about this? baring in mind i cannot work now and wait for therapy for psychogical problems. id be very greatfull, a plan from at least one of you might need all it takes for me to help me to put a plan together and a strategy on how to leave uk. so you would be assisting me very much, thankes
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Sun Aug 26 07:55:43 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not rocket science, just buy a ticket and go. As a national of an EU country, you have the right of residence and employment in any other EU country. Just pick your country and go ! Good luck with your choice.
Answered by E.S.Kimo - Sun Aug 26 08:25:12 2007
Q. i was born in st paul de vence (france) im also native indian to. i came to the uk at 6, im 30 now. ive had alot of trauma here and unpleasant times. now, i wait for therapy for psychological problems. i wait for therapist i want to live near desert or beaches, a hot evironment. ive heard canada, the u.s is extremely difficult to get in. i was thinking of going to mexico to... can anyone tell me how to make a plan to go about this? baring in mind i cannot work now and wait for therapy for psychogical problems. id be very greatfull, a plan from at least one of you might need all it takes for me to help me to put a plan together and a strategy on how to leave uk. so you would be assisting me very much, thankes
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Sun Aug 26 07:55:43 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not rocket science, just buy a ticket and go. As a national of an EU country, you have the right of residence and employment in any other EU country. Just pick your country and go ! Good luck with your choice.
Answered by E.S.Kimo - Sun Aug 26 08:25:12 2007
how do you handle the notion that your being talked about, lies are being spread about you, & the people are?
Q. being turned against you told not to contact you? iam 30 now have had a hard life and have long term psychological problems im trying to deal with. my ultimate ambition is to move from the uk to hot sunny climate. ive been in the uk since 6, i was born in france (st paul de vence) in the present i deal with alot of insecurities about my life. but ive noticed to for a long time that contacts i have on here yahoo answers and on myspace, who are mostly from other countries have not contacted me for a while...have not messaged me...plus when i emailed one girl in the us, i got no response and id corresponded with her a couple of times... she seemed interested and caring, then all of a sudden, stopped responding.. plus other friends ive made… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Sun Sep 2 15:43:34 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really don't feel you're being conspired against. I know it can be disheartening when you put yourself out there and don't get a reply. Just remember that you have come a long way in the short time I have known you. A lot of the responses I've seen you get have been wonderful tips. Please know you are not alone in any of this and that you have friends rootin' for ya. It's likely not a personal affront to you that you're not getting the response from these people. It's probably they have some issues of their own they're dealing with or maybe some things have come up that's pulling them away from the computer and they're not on as frequently as they like. It really isn't you. Hang in there... we're here for ya!
Answered by Totem - Sun Sep 2 17:18:58 2007
Q. being turned against you told not to contact you? iam 30 now have had a hard life and have long term psychological problems im trying to deal with. my ultimate ambition is to move from the uk to hot sunny climate. ive been in the uk since 6, i was born in france (st paul de vence) in the present i deal with alot of insecurities about my life. but ive noticed to for a long time that contacts i have on here yahoo answers and on myspace, who are mostly from other countries have not contacted me for a while...have not messaged me...plus when i emailed one girl in the us, i got no response and id corresponded with her a couple of times... she seemed interested and caring, then all of a sudden, stopped responding.. plus other friends ive made… [cont.]
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Sun Sep 2 15:43:34 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really don't feel you're being conspired against. I know it can be disheartening when you put yourself out there and don't get a reply. Just remember that you have come a long way in the short time I have known you. A lot of the responses I've seen you get have been wonderful tips. Please know you are not alone in any of this and that you have friends rootin' for ya. It's likely not a personal affront to you that you're not getting the response from these people. It's probably they have some issues of their own they're dealing with or maybe some things have come up that's pulling them away from the computer and they're not on as frequently as they like. It really isn't you. Hang in there... we're here for ya!
Answered by Totem - Sun Sep 2 17:18:58 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 00:33:25 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think in communist countries you can be prevented from leaving but I don't know how many communist countries there are left in the world: Cuba South Korea (or is that North - how ignorant of me) People's Republic of China That's all I can think of.
Answered by Skye Baby - Thu Aug 23 00:41:25 2007
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 00:33:25 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think in communist countries you can be prevented from leaving but I don't know how many communist countries there are left in the world: Cuba South Korea (or is that North - how ignorant of me) People's Republic of China That's all I can think of.
Answered by Skye Baby - Thu Aug 23 00:41:25 2007
dose Vince McMahon relay own the wwe?
Q. ive allways wondered if vence realy owned the wwe
Asked by Andrew C - Fri Nov 9 05:34:45 2007 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes actually he does.
Answered by fight1985 - Fri Nov 9 05:37:00 2007
Q. ive allways wondered if vence realy owned the wwe
Asked by Andrew C - Fri Nov 9 05:34:45 2007 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes actually he does.
Answered by fight1985 - Fri Nov 9 05:37:00 2007
Question about Lego Batman?
Q. My son is trying to find out how to get a piece of the mini-kitt is on the villain part of the game wherer you unlock all of the villians he is playing the green finger witht he vence fly traps.
Asked by mommy0103 - Thu Jan 28 13:22:27 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure what level he's on, but here are two links to two separate levels. They give a walkthrough of the level and where the mini-kits are. The first link is a better walkthrough than the other. Have fun and hopefully he finds it. If in doubt, just smash whatever you see.
Answered by xboxwiifan - Thu Jan 28 19:33:07 2010
Q. My son is trying to find out how to get a piece of the mini-kitt is on the villain part of the game wherer you unlock all of the villians he is playing the green finger witht he vence fly traps.
Asked by mommy0103 - Thu Jan 28 13:22:27 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure what level he's on, but here are two links to two separate levels. They give a walkthrough of the level and where the mini-kits are. The first link is a better walkthrough than the other. Have fun and hopefully he finds it. If in doubt, just smash whatever you see.
Answered by xboxwiifan - Thu Jan 28 19:33:07 2010
what percentage am i?
Q. i was born in st paul de vence, came to the uk at 7, my mum is half french, quarter italian, my dad was french and quarter native american, so what percentage native american does that make me? what would i be classified as?
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Mon Nov 19 00:57:28 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your dad is 1/4 and your mom is none, that makes you 1/8. And you'd be classified as either white or French, depending on how specifically you want to be labelled.
Answered by Expat Mike - Mon Nov 19 00:59:56 2007
Q. i was born in st paul de vence, came to the uk at 7, my mum is half french, quarter italian, my dad was french and quarter native american, so what percentage native american does that make me? what would i be classified as?
Asked by e mousquetaire XVI - Mon Nov 19 00:57:28 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your dad is 1/4 and your mom is none, that makes you 1/8. And you'd be classified as either white or French, depending on how specifically you want to be labelled.
Answered by Expat Mike - Mon Nov 19 00:59:56 2007
Translate the poem.It's in Portuguese and I want it in English?
Q. "A vida tem 4 sentidos Amar,sofrer,lutar e vencer! Quem ama,sofre quem sofre,luta quem luta,vence! Por isso,ama muito,sofre pouco luta sempre e venceras!!" And what does this mean?... Ate segunda meu anjo! Boa sorte! Thanks! (:
Asked by Emi - Fri Aug 14 23:05:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Life has 4 senses Love, suffer, fight and win! Who loves, suffers those who suffer, struggle who fight, win! So much love, have little always fight and win! " and the second part- Until the second angel! Good luck! Hope so I helped! ANNI
Answered by Q g z - Sat Aug 15 09:58:22 2009
Q. "A vida tem 4 sentidos Amar,sofrer,lutar e vencer! Quem ama,sofre quem sofre,luta quem luta,vence! Por isso,ama muito,sofre pouco luta sempre e venceras!!" And what does this mean?... Ate segunda meu anjo! Boa sorte! Thanks! (:
Asked by Emi - Fri Aug 14 23:05:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Life has 4 senses Love, suffer, fight and win! Who loves, suffers those who suffer, struggle who fight, win! So much love, have little always fight and win! " and the second part- Until the second angel! Good luck! Hope so I helped! ANNI
Answered by Q g z - Sat Aug 15 09:58:22 2009
Venice.2adults + 9yearold suggestions for hotel near all, as only have 2 days to do all we can. tips helpfull?
Q. We will be in Vence arriving by air in theevening of the last Sunday in June . We are due to go to Frenzie/Florence by train for a four night stay then on to Sorrento again by train. All info help on accomodation and reducing the cost of train travel with somesort of family ticket or travel pass. Our accomodation in Sorrento is happily booked as is our flight home from Naples. In Venice the ideal would be a a large room with a Double and a single rather than the usual fold up or down second bed. As time is a premium close enough to all the sights and the transport links yet not noisy or unsafe in the evening. Naturally all this at a price that does not reflect the stories of how expensive Venice is. The best times to see what in terms of… [cont.]
Asked by Brain Testing - Wed Jan 2 16:01:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - this place is very close to the Accademia Gallery and to the water bus stops (on the other side of the Accademia - with 2 c's) bridge. Unfortunately the site isn't in English. If you ask for info in English they'll respond in English. - this place is also close to the Accademia and just a 10 minute walk to Saint Mark's square. It's run by the local church. The rooms are comfy... and there is a nice court year. Only pblm here is that there is a curfew.
Answered by Genius Cook - Thu Jan 3 04:25:25 2008
Q. We will be in Vence arriving by air in theevening of the last Sunday in June . We are due to go to Frenzie/Florence by train for a four night stay then on to Sorrento again by train. All info help on accomodation and reducing the cost of train travel with somesort of family ticket or travel pass. Our accomodation in Sorrento is happily booked as is our flight home from Naples. In Venice the ideal would be a a large room with a Double and a single rather than the usual fold up or down second bed. As time is a premium close enough to all the sights and the transport links yet not noisy or unsafe in the evening. Naturally all this at a price that does not reflect the stories of how expensive Venice is. The best times to see what in terms of… [cont.]
Asked by Brain Testing - Wed Jan 2 16:01:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - this place is very close to the Accademia Gallery and to the water bus stops (on the other side of the Accademia - with 2 c's) bridge. Unfortunately the site isn't in English. If you ask for info in English they'll respond in English. - this place is also close to the Accademia and just a 10 minute walk to Saint Mark's square. It's run by the local church. The rooms are comfy... and there is a nice court year. Only pblm here is that there is a curfew.
Answered by Genius Cook - Thu Jan 3 04:25:25 2008
From Yahoo Answer Search: 'vence'
Fri Jul 30 18:43:35 2010 [ refresh local cache ]
[Hide]▼
correoperu.com.pe
Sun, 20 Jun 2010 08:10:32 GMT+00:00
1-0 a japon ya esta! Correo (Peru) LIMA | Wesley Sneijder le puso impetu a Holanda, que clasifico a los octavos de final tras superar la resistencia de Japon por 1-0 y constatar su dominio ... Holanda vence a Japon y puntea el grupo E elTiradero.Net Holanda vence a Japon 1 0 y clasifica a octavos El Heraldo (Ecuador) Holanda vence a Japon y pone un pie en los octavos de final latercera.com
sesinglechristians.org
600px x 800px | 142.20kB
[source page]
Come join us in a truly magnificent experience ride smooth near deserted roads along wonderful routes with stunning views in the foothills of the
cricketbh.blogspot.com
Carlos Dimitris
Wed, 16 Jun 2010 03:12:00 GM
Mexico . vence. na estreia do Sul Americano serie D. Ontem em um jogo bastante disputado o Mexico estreiou no Sul Americano, Contra a Costa Rica (Pais de grande tradicao no Beisebol, mas nenhuma tradicao no cricket), Em um jogo marcado ...
[Hide]▲
