north america?
Q. why are almost all the lakes in the great desert region salty? what are three tributes of the mississippi river? where is north americas continental divide located? what are some of canadas natural resources?
Asked by K & J W - Tue Apr 15 12:37:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lakes are salty because evaporation is so great that the mineral content is always high. Ohio River, Missouri River, Tennessee River The continental divide is in the west. Check here ( Oil, water, trees, uranium, gold, potash, hydro-electricity
Answered by Pippy Longstockin's - Tue Apr 15 12:57:22 2008
Q. why are almost all the lakes in the great desert region salty? what are three tributes of the mississippi river? where is north americas continental divide located? what are some of canadas natural resources?
Asked by K & J W - Tue Apr 15 12:37:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lakes are salty because evaporation is so great that the mineral content is always high. Ohio River, Missouri River, Tennessee River The continental divide is in the west. Check here ( Oil, water, trees, uranium, gold, potash, hydro-electricity
Answered by Pippy Longstockin's - Tue Apr 15 12:57:22 2008
Why is North America slower compared to Asia in education?
Q. My tutor explained to me that students in Asian countries are taught a lot faster compared to students in North America and Canada are taught. But he told me only in elementary & high school. But college and university is a lot better in north america compared to colleges in asian countries.
Asked by LTHL - Sun Dec 21 22:42:13 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because it depends on their wealth they're poor they want to get better and richer when they're older so they try harder
Answered by Space smart - Mon Dec 22 00:00:29 2008
Q. My tutor explained to me that students in Asian countries are taught a lot faster compared to students in North America and Canada are taught. But he told me only in elementary & high school. But college and university is a lot better in north america compared to colleges in asian countries.
Asked by LTHL - Sun Dec 21 22:42:13 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because it depends on their wealth they're poor they want to get better and richer when they're older so they try harder
Answered by Space smart - Mon Dec 22 00:00:29 2008
How to take a cat from North America to South America HELP?
Q. We will be moving from Canada to Ecuador this coming September. We're trying to find a way to take our beloved cat with us but we seem to be running into a lot of roadblocks that are making it impossible to take the cat with us. Does anyone have any ideas or information about transporting an animal to South America from North America? PLEASE help!
Asked by dreamangel_141414 - Sat Jul 4 11:09:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the web site below, cats must be vaccinated within sixty days before departure, against feline panleukopenia and rabies. This link explains exactly which documents are required for your cat to enter Ecuador. I don't know whereabouts in Canada you are, but this link has contact details for the Ecuador Embassy and Consulates, who will be able to confirm exactly what the current requirements are. Pet transportation regulations vary. Some airlines will allow them to travel in the cabin, whilst other only transport pets as cargo in the hold. This link has contact details for all the airlines, so that you can check that information. All airlines insist that pets are treated for parasites and ticks 24-48 hours prior to… [cont.]
Answered by michele_cat_cyprus - Sat Jul 4 16:37:16 2009
Q. We will be moving from Canada to Ecuador this coming September. We're trying to find a way to take our beloved cat with us but we seem to be running into a lot of roadblocks that are making it impossible to take the cat with us. Does anyone have any ideas or information about transporting an animal to South America from North America? PLEASE help!
Asked by dreamangel_141414 - Sat Jul 4 11:09:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the web site below, cats must be vaccinated within sixty days before departure, against feline panleukopenia and rabies. This link explains exactly which documents are required for your cat to enter Ecuador. I don't know whereabouts in Canada you are, but this link has contact details for the Ecuador Embassy and Consulates, who will be able to confirm exactly what the current requirements are. Pet transportation regulations vary. Some airlines will allow them to travel in the cabin, whilst other only transport pets as cargo in the hold. This link has contact details for all the airlines, so that you can check that information. All airlines insist that pets are treated for parasites and ticks 24-48 hours prior to… [cont.]
Answered by michele_cat_cyprus - Sat Jul 4 16:37:16 2009
Do Mercedes cars in North America come with alarm system with motion sensor?
Q. I'm planning on buying E-class coupe. It's equipped as standard with Anti-Theft Alarm System,but does it have motion sensor? I know that Mercedes cars in Europe have alarm system with motion sensor,but is it the same in North America. I couldn't find it on the Internet. Is it possible to order Mercedes in North America with motion sensor,or would I have to buy an after-market alarm system?
Asked by P@t - Sat Nov 28 22:42:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it does. The anti-theft system on the new E-class coupe is state-of-the-art technology. It makes aftermarket systems look like stone-age tools.
Answered by happy2b_white - Sun Nov 29 13:59:52 2009
Q. I'm planning on buying E-class coupe. It's equipped as standard with Anti-Theft Alarm System,but does it have motion sensor? I know that Mercedes cars in Europe have alarm system with motion sensor,but is it the same in North America. I couldn't find it on the Internet. Is it possible to order Mercedes in North America with motion sensor,or would I have to buy an after-market alarm system?
Asked by P@t - Sat Nov 28 22:42:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it does. The anti-theft system on the new E-class coupe is state-of-the-art technology. It makes aftermarket systems look like stone-age tools.
Answered by happy2b_white - Sun Nov 29 13:59:52 2009
Is it possible to buy buffalo mozzarella FRESH in North America?
Q. I went to two local Italian delis today and they only had sealed buffalo mozzarella from Campania that is packaged up for long-term storage and sale. The expiry date is one year from the packaging date. I used to live in Italy so I'm totally hooked on fresh buffalo mozzarella, and I don't like the idea of it being packed up for a year. Have you ever seen REALLY fresh buffalo mozzarella in North America? Does anyone know if buffalo mozzarella is produced anywhere in North America? As a side question, is there such a thing as bison or ox cheese? I've seen yak cheese that was made by Tibetan monks, but I don't recall ever seeing a North American buffalo, bison or ox cheese. To reach an "Italian district" I would have to travel 500+… [cont.]
Asked by Jetgirly - Fri Dec 8 16:54:33 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always thought that the buffalo in question was a water buffalo not the one that once roamed the great plains . Anyway you may want to try DiPalo's on grand &hester in NYC area code 212 there is a guy on arthur avenue in the bronx that i know for a fact makes it every day but the name escapes me at the moment- google arthur avenue you may also want to check w/ murrays cheese on bleeker st in manhattan - if they don't know no -one in NYC does and last but not least D' Andrea's on cermak and harlem ave in berwyn IL 708- 484-8121 remember the junk cars piled up on a spike in Wayne's World ? They're located in that shopping center. If all else fails fly into NYC do your grocery shopping and fly back to calgary. when I lived in the boonies… [cont.]
Answered by mr danger - Fri Dec 8 22:35:40 2006
Q. I went to two local Italian delis today and they only had sealed buffalo mozzarella from Campania that is packaged up for long-term storage and sale. The expiry date is one year from the packaging date. I used to live in Italy so I'm totally hooked on fresh buffalo mozzarella, and I don't like the idea of it being packed up for a year. Have you ever seen REALLY fresh buffalo mozzarella in North America? Does anyone know if buffalo mozzarella is produced anywhere in North America? As a side question, is there such a thing as bison or ox cheese? I've seen yak cheese that was made by Tibetan monks, but I don't recall ever seeing a North American buffalo, bison or ox cheese. To reach an "Italian district" I would have to travel 500+… [cont.]
Asked by Jetgirly - Fri Dec 8 16:54:33 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always thought that the buffalo in question was a water buffalo not the one that once roamed the great plains . Anyway you may want to try DiPalo's on grand &hester in NYC area code 212 there is a guy on arthur avenue in the bronx that i know for a fact makes it every day but the name escapes me at the moment- google arthur avenue you may also want to check w/ murrays cheese on bleeker st in manhattan - if they don't know no -one in NYC does and last but not least D' Andrea's on cermak and harlem ave in berwyn IL 708- 484-8121 remember the junk cars piled up on a spike in Wayne's World ? They're located in that shopping center. If all else fails fly into NYC do your grocery shopping and fly back to calgary. when I lived in the boonies… [cont.]
Answered by mr danger - Fri Dec 8 22:35:40 2006
Where in North America is the most bald men?
Q. I need to know where in North AMerica there is the highest amount of bald men. I need some form of statistics, maybe a map, or percentages per state/region/providence. Also, I need a link to the place where you got the information. THanks!
Asked by Emily - Fri Dec 11 18:01:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lol srry no idea maybe ummm everywhere?
Answered by sophiavty - Fri Dec 11 18:13:54 2009
Q. I need to know where in North AMerica there is the highest amount of bald men. I need some form of statistics, maybe a map, or percentages per state/region/providence. Also, I need a link to the place where you got the information. THanks!
Asked by Emily - Fri Dec 11 18:01:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lol srry no idea maybe ummm everywhere?
Answered by sophiavty - Fri Dec 11 18:13:54 2009
How can the arts be used to build bridges across cultures in North America?
Q. An important problem in North America, as elsewhere, is a continued lack of cross-cultural understanding. The literature suggests that the arts may be one way to build bridges of understanding across cultures. With this in mind, is there anything you would like to share concerning how to teach the arts to build bridges across cultures in North America?
Asked by amaimo - Sun May 3 03:37:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indians performing Pow-Wows at elementary schools allows kids and teachers to understand Native American culture.
Answered by Ryley - Sun May 3 04:52:25 2009
Q. An important problem in North America, as elsewhere, is a continued lack of cross-cultural understanding. The literature suggests that the arts may be one way to build bridges of understanding across cultures. With this in mind, is there anything you would like to share concerning how to teach the arts to build bridges across cultures in North America?
Asked by amaimo - Sun May 3 03:37:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indians performing Pow-Wows at elementary schools allows kids and teachers to understand Native American culture.
Answered by Ryley - Sun May 3 04:52:25 2009
Why is there such a poor selection of potato chips (crisps) available in North America compared to the UK?
Q. The UK must be the potato chip capital of the world! Every combination of flavour and texture is available. And the best that's available in North America? Lays. Boring, artificial tasting with a limited range of flavours. However, if you've never been outside of North America you wouldn't know what you're missing.
Asked by sarahsunshinecoast - Sat Jun 24 03:23:35 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I had no idea! I guess the companies which exist in Britain or Europe don't operate here, frito-lay and others must have a virtual monopoly over the North American chip trade. The bastards.
Answered by corner of the morning - Sat Jun 24 03:26:45 2006
Q. The UK must be the potato chip capital of the world! Every combination of flavour and texture is available. And the best that's available in North America? Lays. Boring, artificial tasting with a limited range of flavours. However, if you've never been outside of North America you wouldn't know what you're missing.
Asked by sarahsunshinecoast - Sat Jun 24 03:23:35 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I had no idea! I guess the companies which exist in Britain or Europe don't operate here, frito-lay and others must have a virtual monopoly over the North American chip trade. The bastards.
Answered by corner of the morning - Sat Jun 24 03:26:45 2006
What kind of government does all of north america have?
Q. I know what government the U.S has, but does the rest of North America have the same, or does it differ somehow?
Asked by ove i i d - Wed Dec 16 15:29:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both Canada and Mexico have forms of democracy. To be more informative, if needed, Central America nations as well as the nations of Caribbean are mostly democratic with the exception of Cuba, which is under a communist dictatorship headed currently by Raul Castro.
Answered by David W - Wed Dec 16 15:44:10 2009
Q. I know what government the U.S has, but does the rest of North America have the same, or does it differ somehow?
Asked by ove i i d - Wed Dec 16 15:29:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both Canada and Mexico have forms of democracy. To be more informative, if needed, Central America nations as well as the nations of Caribbean are mostly democratic with the exception of Cuba, which is under a communist dictatorship headed currently by Raul Castro.
Answered by David W - Wed Dec 16 15:44:10 2009
How much do referees in Europe and North America get paid?
Q. Anyone living in Europe or North America, if you can give me an overview of how much referees get paid and if you are a ref yourself how long it took you to get paid good money? Thanks.
Asked by Football the life, 18 years old - Mon May 17 02:18:04 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on the level games you are working. For example when you first start out doing youth games you may make around $20.00 or so per game. The upside is that the games are often short and you can do several in one day. When I work adult mens, womens or high school games the pay is around $50-$60 per match. Again, sometimes multiple matches are available within one day. On a good weekend you could possibly pick up four or more games and maybe a stray game or two during the week. The pay for working in say MLS varies due to several factors. AR's in MLS and FIFA will make near $300.00 per game. The referee will make more than $400.00 per game or possibly more depending on his rating. These fees can also increase during playoff and cup… [cont.]
Answered by Lance - Wed May 19 00:29:10 2010
Q. Anyone living in Europe or North America, if you can give me an overview of how much referees get paid and if you are a ref yourself how long it took you to get paid good money? Thanks.
Asked by Football the life, 18 years old - Mon May 17 02:18:04 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on the level games you are working. For example when you first start out doing youth games you may make around $20.00 or so per game. The upside is that the games are often short and you can do several in one day. When I work adult mens, womens or high school games the pay is around $50-$60 per match. Again, sometimes multiple matches are available within one day. On a good weekend you could possibly pick up four or more games and maybe a stray game or two during the week. The pay for working in say MLS varies due to several factors. AR's in MLS and FIFA will make near $300.00 per game. The referee will make more than $400.00 per game or possibly more depending on his rating. These fees can also increase during playoff and cup… [cont.]
Answered by Lance - Wed May 19 00:29:10 2010
Can a webcam I buy in North America be installed without problems in South America?
Q. If I buy it in North America, will the hardware and software work properly in South America?
Asked by Neen - Thu Mar 6 09:07:57 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The electric power -- the numbers you are concerned with when it come to appliances somewhere else in the world is what we are concerned with here. In Argentina, they use power like in Europe. 220 volt at 50 Hz. I don't know about their wall plugs. In Brazil, they use power like in America, 120 volt at 60 Hz. So, your web camera could be a problem if it plugs into the wall. Check the label on the power converter 'brick' if the cam plugs into the wall, besides just the computer. Some web cams only plug into USB plug on the computer. Many modern electronic appliances convert the Electric Power coming from the wall so the appliance has the proper amount of volts. Same goes for your computer. The computer has a power converter built in.… [cont.]
Answered by blessed_thang - Thu Mar 6 09:31:35 2008
Q. If I buy it in North America, will the hardware and software work properly in South America?
Asked by Neen - Thu Mar 6 09:07:57 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The electric power -- the numbers you are concerned with when it come to appliances somewhere else in the world is what we are concerned with here. In Argentina, they use power like in Europe. 220 volt at 50 Hz. I don't know about their wall plugs. In Brazil, they use power like in America, 120 volt at 60 Hz. So, your web camera could be a problem if it plugs into the wall. Check the label on the power converter 'brick' if the cam plugs into the wall, besides just the computer. Some web cams only plug into USB plug on the computer. Many modern electronic appliances convert the Electric Power coming from the wall so the appliance has the proper amount of volts. Same goes for your computer. The computer has a power converter built in.… [cont.]
Answered by blessed_thang - Thu Mar 6 09:31:35 2008
What is the flight between Asia and North America like?
Q. If you've flown between North America and Japan, South Korea, China, etc, how is the flight? What type of plane is commonly used? Does there tend to be much turbulence, or is it pretty smooth? Any information is appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by AK - Tue Mar 25 17:15:49 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a former Flight Attendant who used to work these routes and I also lived in Hong Kong for about a year and a half. These flights tend to be very long and mostly 747's are used. I found them to be more calm as far as turbulence was concerned, although that isn't entirely predictable. You can still get bumpiness. What I liked about flying in Asia, as opposed to other markets was that the atmosphere was very calm. The meal service, for example tended to be very short. It went a lot faster than the transatlantics that I had done previously and they drank a lot less alcohol. There were fewer special requests and problems with their food. The passengers were also more used to flying. We had fewer tourists and more families and business… [cont.]
Answered by Eclipsepearl - Tue Mar 25 17:49:24 2008
Q. If you've flown between North America and Japan, South Korea, China, etc, how is the flight? What type of plane is commonly used? Does there tend to be much turbulence, or is it pretty smooth? Any information is appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by AK - Tue Mar 25 17:15:49 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a former Flight Attendant who used to work these routes and I also lived in Hong Kong for about a year and a half. These flights tend to be very long and mostly 747's are used. I found them to be more calm as far as turbulence was concerned, although that isn't entirely predictable. You can still get bumpiness. What I liked about flying in Asia, as opposed to other markets was that the atmosphere was very calm. The meal service, for example tended to be very short. It went a lot faster than the transatlantics that I had done previously and they drank a lot less alcohol. There were fewer special requests and problems with their food. The passengers were also more used to flying. We had fewer tourists and more families and business… [cont.]
Answered by Eclipsepearl - Tue Mar 25 17:49:24 2008
what's the difference between of the situations inTibet and north America?
Q. The Chinese government took control of Tibet as eary as the 13th century but Tibetions are still living there now; Europeans took control of north America only 300 years ago,but the native people almost died out since then.That's why Americans are living in a God promised land and backing the Tibetion freedom .
Asked by I love Evangeline Lilly!!! - Tue Mar 13 23:31:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tibet is a province.Any person born in Tibet since the 13th century is chinese. just like any person born in Texas is American. The differences are political and economical.
Answered by rich b - Wed Mar 14 00:35:35 2007
Q. The Chinese government took control of Tibet as eary as the 13th century but Tibetions are still living there now; Europeans took control of north America only 300 years ago,but the native people almost died out since then.That's why Americans are living in a God promised land and backing the Tibetion freedom .
Asked by I love Evangeline Lilly!!! - Tue Mar 13 23:31:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tibet is a province.Any person born in Tibet since the 13th century is chinese. just like any person born in Texas is American. The differences are political and economical.
Answered by rich b - Wed Mar 14 00:35:35 2007
How are farming tools and other methods different from Canada and North America?
Q. Just a question =) Oh and how does farming affect Canada and North America's environment?
Asked by bbcfan. - Mon Mar 24 14:42:30 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your ? is not properly presented. that said n.am. is the u.s. & canada eh! basically all the same, even r&d is shared, however, wto and laws (the freedom to associate) r the only somewhat differences, this includes acceptence of genetically modified foods which canadaians accept less but personally i think the u.s. is correct on). there is no such thing as solar farming on large scale or organic on lrage scale. moular is a kicker and as such the environment is not safe from phyto farming, cases may be made for some animal farming- but in short, plse make a case for the environs.
Answered by wynt b - Tue Mar 25 00:27:49 2008
Q. Just a question =) Oh and how does farming affect Canada and North America's environment?
Asked by bbcfan. - Mon Mar 24 14:42:30 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your ? is not properly presented. that said n.am. is the u.s. & canada eh! basically all the same, even r&d is shared, however, wto and laws (the freedom to associate) r the only somewhat differences, this includes acceptence of genetically modified foods which canadaians accept less but personally i think the u.s. is correct on). there is no such thing as solar farming on large scale or organic on lrage scale. moular is a kicker and as such the environment is not safe from phyto farming, cases may be made for some animal farming- but in short, plse make a case for the environs.
Answered by wynt b - Tue Mar 25 00:27:49 2008
Where can I find a picture of North America during the last ice age?
Q. I need a picture of North America during the last ice age, because I have to draw out a line across north america (for a paper) where the ice glacier was, and how far it stretch out across North America. I know they didnt have cameras then, Im talking about a drawing
Asked by Tasha M - Wed Oct 28 18:39:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by linlyons - Wed Oct 28 18:55:01 2009
Q. I need a picture of North America during the last ice age, because I have to draw out a line across north america (for a paper) where the ice glacier was, and how far it stretch out across North America. I know they didnt have cameras then, Im talking about a drawing
Asked by Tasha M - Wed Oct 28 18:39:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by linlyons - Wed Oct 28 18:55:01 2009
What were the boundaries of the French colony in North America in 1754?
Q. What were the boundaries of the French colony in North America in 1754?
Asked by Jacko - Sat Jan 30 22:06:43 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was present day Canada and Louisiana Territory.
Answered by tuffy - Sat Jan 30 22:19:23 2010
Q. What were the boundaries of the French colony in North America in 1754?
Asked by Jacko - Sat Jan 30 22:06:43 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was present day Canada and Louisiana Territory.
Answered by tuffy - Sat Jan 30 22:19:23 2010
Why do you not support illegal immigrants to come to North America (besides that they are illegal, and taking?
Q. Why do you not support illegal immigrants to come to North America (besides that they are illegal living here, not paying taxes, and taking out our jobs)? I mean taking out the jobs that "undesirable" for legal citizens and residents in North America. Illegal immigrants are hard workers.
Asked by Votre chance ! - Thu Mar 13 21:41:42 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Undesirable jobs? Illegals take construction jobs that americans would want. You have no intelligence on how much of a burden they really are. 1)They do not pay taxes, they mooch off our system and receive free health care. 2)They send U.S money back to Mexico, weakening our economy, because it takes away purchasing power, money from businesses and legal citizens 3)They have children, and leech off social programs and do not pay back into the system through taxes. 4)There are millions of them here illegally and they DO commit crimes and even if deported they come back. They are a burden, a HUGE burden. Overall danger, they weaken our economy, steal jobs, mooch off our social system and cause too many problems. *Edit* It seems people… [cont.]
Answered by Jon A - Thu Mar 13 21:53:48 2008
Q. Why do you not support illegal immigrants to come to North America (besides that they are illegal living here, not paying taxes, and taking out our jobs)? I mean taking out the jobs that "undesirable" for legal citizens and residents in North America. Illegal immigrants are hard workers.
Asked by Votre chance ! - Thu Mar 13 21:41:42 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Undesirable jobs? Illegals take construction jobs that americans would want. You have no intelligence on how much of a burden they really are. 1)They do not pay taxes, they mooch off our system and receive free health care. 2)They send U.S money back to Mexico, weakening our economy, because it takes away purchasing power, money from businesses and legal citizens 3)They have children, and leech off social programs and do not pay back into the system through taxes. 4)There are millions of them here illegally and they DO commit crimes and even if deported they come back. They are a burden, a HUGE burden. Overall danger, they weaken our economy, steal jobs, mooch off our social system and cause too many problems. *Edit* It seems people… [cont.]
Answered by Jon A - Thu Mar 13 21:53:48 2008
The style of design largely responsible for launching the commercial floral design industry in North America?
Q. The style of design largely responsible for launching the commercial floral design industry in North America is the A. western line. B. Ikebana.
Asked by ~xoxo!~ - Mon Jan 7 17:11:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A. =]
Answered by Snookles - Fri Jan 11 11:31:40 2008
Q. The style of design largely responsible for launching the commercial floral design industry in North America is the A. western line. B. Ikebana.
Asked by ~xoxo!~ - Mon Jan 7 17:11:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A. =]
Answered by Snookles - Fri Jan 11 11:31:40 2008
What is the best soccer town in north america?
Q. detroit is known as hockeytown, green bay is commonly referred to as the best pro football town, LA the best pro basketball town, and boston the best baseball town. what is the best soccer town in north america? to me it comes down to toronto, DC, and LA. I'd probably go with DC but it's a tough call. What do you think?
Asked by Jim Jo. - Wed Jun 17 19:41:10 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i've gotta say...seattle Seattle is one of the biggest hubs for international business in the country and we have every nationality living here we have also been a huge soccer community for like Youth leagues and College, the sounders in their first season has fans that are compared to the fans in international soccer...
Answered by (DiLLigAF Follower) - Wed Jun 17 21:23:43 2009
Q. detroit is known as hockeytown, green bay is commonly referred to as the best pro football town, LA the best pro basketball town, and boston the best baseball town. what is the best soccer town in north america? to me it comes down to toronto, DC, and LA. I'd probably go with DC but it's a tough call. What do you think?
Asked by Jim Jo. - Wed Jun 17 19:41:10 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i've gotta say...seattle Seattle is one of the biggest hubs for international business in the country and we have every nationality living here we have also been a huge soccer community for like Youth leagues and College, the sounders in their first season has fans that are compared to the fans in international soccer...
Answered by (DiLLigAF Follower) - Wed Jun 17 21:23:43 2009
How many pet stores are there in North America?
Q. I am trying to find out how many pet stores there are in North America. Where can that kind of information be found?
Asked by kathwall - Sun Oct 5 22:27:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my search there are over 10,000 large and small pet stores! It's a huge business.
Answered by Mr. LOL - Thu Oct 9 08:20:34 2008
Q. I am trying to find out how many pet stores there are in North America. Where can that kind of information be found?
Asked by kathwall - Sun Oct 5 22:27:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my search there are over 10,000 large and small pet stores! It's a huge business.
Answered by Mr. LOL - Thu Oct 9 08:20:34 2008
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