What are the best relaxing European cities?
Q. I am planning a honeymoon to Europe with my fiancee to some major tourist destinations but I was hoping to add in for a few days a more relaxing place as well. Especially since the major cities are filled with museums, churches, historic sites, etc. We are looking for a western european city that will have resort like places but still enough to do for a few days. Also a city with a big enough airport that we can fly to it direct from major airports (London, Paris, Rome). Thanks!
Asked by rpalmer129 - Tue Jul 6 14:51:07 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Prague Amsterdam Venice
Answered by Jon - Tue Jul 6 14:52:56 2010

When does the European socer/football season start and how long does it last?
Q. When does the European socer/football season start and how long does it last?
Asked by wallflower71327 - Thu Jan 31 18:39:25 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A typical European season begins in August and ends in May. Some leagues end in early June due to a winter break in December or due to some re-scheduling of matches because of fixture congestion or teams are competing in European tournaments.
Answered by Gabriel Shear - Fri Feb 1 08:28:08 2008

What is the difference between Western European and Eastern European Boxing?
Q. What is the difference between Western European and Eastern European Boxing? Bruce Lee said that Eastern European Boxing was great and all martial artists should do some training in it. What is the difference with the boxing of the west?
Asked by Billy - Fri Dec 11 02:02:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. idk, european striking in general is light on their feet with their center of gravity high. good for explosive punches and kicks.
Answered by Kev - Fri Dec 11 18:10:45 2009

How did the US ensure European stability during the Cold War?
Q. The US was the key element in ensuring European stability during the Cold War. What were the motivations and actions of the US in order to do this?
Asked by Brad - Sun Sep 21 18:16:26 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Probably the key element is NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. It used collective security for its members to stall any kind of Communist aggression in Western Europe. Western Europe would be America's first line of defense for any invasion from the Communist East. A prosperous, peaceful Western Europe kept this line of defense viable. One initial action taken to bolster Western Europe was the Marshall Plan, a bold plan to rebuild industry and free governments in that area.
Answered by Ice - Sun Sep 21 18:27:01 2008

How do I watch European soccer in Australia?
Q. I currently have Foxtel. I was hoping to find out if there is any other way to watch soccer matches from europe. Is there a broadcaster that offers variety of leagues from European shores. Premiership, Seria A, Spanish league, Champions league and international games is what I am trying to get but I don't want to pay for all those other foxtel channels that I don't have the use for. I am basically looking for a way of getting just soccer matches.
Asked by Ferid78 - Tue Mar 27 01:26:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. use espn on foxtel.its on channel 500 and someething.ps:it stands for european sport
Answered by alankool - Fri Mar 30 22:30:56 2007

Does one need a European system or a converter system to play European Blu-Ray discs in America?
Q. A European system or a converter system was necessary for the playback of European VHS and DVDs in America. Does the same apply for Blu-Ray discs?
Asked by AMB - Tue Mar 25 19:39:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yep, but there are only 3 Blu-ray regions. 1 US+S.E. Asia, 2 EU, 3 Rest of the world. I don't know of any current converter system for discs. (There are some for PC Iso images)
Answered by boyo - Wed Mar 26 02:39:15 2008

What is the difference between European and American Marlboro cigarettes?
Q. I am looking to get an opinion from someone who has tried both. Could you please tell me what the difference in taste as well as appearance is between American and European Marlboro and Marlboro Light. Thanks!
Asked by D - Mon Mar 9 15:52:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 4 Comments

A. there are different american marlboros. some states require the cigarettes to be "self extinguishing". if you throw them on the ground without putting them out, they wont cause a forrest fire. kentucky and california are two that i know of.
Answered by chad c - Mon Mar 9 16:09:28 2009

How were the traditional Southeast Asian farmers affected by European colonization?
Q. A. They became wealthy from the rising values of the cash crops they grew and exported to Europe. B. Unable to compare with large landowners, they were forced to leave their land and work on the plantations. C.They lost their land when European colonists converted vast tracts of farmland into forests and exported the wood to European markets. D. They prospered when the Europeans divided large plantations into smaller parcels of land, which were distributed to small-scale farmers
Asked by Mrs. English - Thu Jan 8 16:57:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. B. Unable to compare with large landowners, they were forced to leave their land and work on the plantations.
Answered by Rosalia - Sat Jan 10 23:03:15 2009

How can you see European Comercial Airline flights on Google Earth?
Q. Must be european becacuse i can only seem to find ones for the USA. If there isn't one for google earth, any live flight tracker (not flight status) for europe would be great.
Asked by Rory B - Sat Oct 13 05:54:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The picture you see on Google earth is processed from a series of still images, some of which date back some years.
Answered by David P - Sat Oct 13 06:31:45 2007

What is the european country with the largest number of young people 18+?
Q. AND the mediterranean/european country with the largest number of young people/most visited by young people 18+? see im planning on going to europe for a degree in interior design...and i was just wondering of the perfect place for me to socialize and make new friends
Asked by M.J - Fri May 8 17:20:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Curiously, there is more than 1 young person in each EU country ! The difference between the numbers is totally immaterial. All of the young people in all of the countries have a good social life (why would you think otherwise) I really think you need to be looking at different priorities. - Quality of the place of study - Quality of the course you choose. are far more important than whether there are 200 thousand or 400 thousand young people available. There are far greater differences in - basic culture between countries, though all young rebel don't they ? - activity in small towns and big towns, That said, - All university/study towns have an active social life, just because all the people studying are in one place, and are… [cont.]
Answered by AnYing - Fri May 8 19:17:27 2009

What is the European Union's military role in the global arena?
Q. How has the European Union integrated in regards to its military? Are the members of the European Union better off now than before? What exactly is the European Union's role in regards to international conflict? Terrorism?
Asked by Diego - Wed Dec 1 23:12:06 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Put most of their money into social programs and rely on the US to bail them out if something happens.
Answered by Wookie Walks Among Us - Wed Dec 1 23:13:29 2010

Sovereignity of member states of the European Union is an illusion?
Q. Would you call the member states of the European Union sovereign? Since the legislation of the European Communities has priority over national laws, and the economic freedom of the member states is nearly non-existent. And the powers conferred on the European Communities (and the European Union) are not restricted to the economy only; the European Union ''controls'' many facets of the European societies. So, isn't it an illusion that European countries (the member states, that is) are still sovereign? And if they haven't lost their sovereignity now, aren't they bound to lose it eventually when the European Union is developing so fast? Wow, and you didn't answer my question at all.
Asked by Rosetta Stoned - Thu Jan 8 17:37:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, it is an illusion. That answered your question since the question is "isn't it an illusion that European countries (the member states, that is) are still sovereign?".
Answered by Floydian Trooper - Fri Jan 9 08:59:32 2009

How diferent European Spanish is from the one spoken in Latin America?
Q. And can I learn European Spanish for Latin America? I just have no other choice as only European Spanish courses are offered in my country. "There is NO Latin American Spanish there are many" Well, that's a good statement. I intend to visit Uruguay.
Asked by Chel Bolshoi - Thu Nov 11 11:38:55 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I live in Spain but know many Latin Americans here. I don't generally have any problems talking with Latin Americans. We Americans have a few problems with "cookies, rubbish, jelly," etc. but we understand the British just fine. I think the differences are comparable. When I travel to Latin America, I try to remember use "ustedes" when I would use "vosotros" here. I avoid words like "coger" that mean "pick up" or "hold" here but means something ugly there. You have to learn those little by little, I think. We pronounce the "z" and "c" before "e" and "i" as "th" while in Latin American it's pronounced as "s." But it's pretty easy to understand that difference in pronunciation. So if you learn good Castilian Spanish, I think you'll… [cont.]
Answered by Someone in Bejar - Sat Nov 13 13:08:09 2010

Should SPL teams involved in European competition be excused the futile exercise of playing in the League Cup?
Q. What is the point of this competition these days if,unlike in England, it doesn't even offer an opportunity to qualify for European Competition? Surely the attendances at the games show that fans do not have an appetite for this obsolete competition?
Asked by Utrinque paratus - Thu Sep 25 09:08:17 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. nah its good for the smaller non ambitious clubs who are not in any euro competitions to compete in, it at least gives them a wee outing in midweek, but I know were you are coming from there is nowt like the champions league especially when you compete with Europe's best every year. you gotta be in it to win it.
Answered by Rico - Thu Sep 25 10:52:11 2008

What is the European Law and how does it affect Digital imaging?
Q. What is the European law and how does and what's it's impact on taking pictures and obtaining images?
Asked by chandakay05 - Wed Apr 22 13:47:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. What "law" are you specifically speaking of? There are thousands upon thousands of EU Directives (they are not laws) concerning every aspect of our lives (too many in fact), but none that I know of which have an impact on taking images. Individual EU countries have differing laws on privacy and the like which could affect the taking and distribution of images. A
Answered by Ansell A - Wed Apr 22 13:57:56 2009

What should European politicians do to prevent an Islamic takeover of Europe?
Q. At the moment Europe is accepting massive immigration from Islamic countries. The Islamic immigrants aren't assimilating into European culture. Many of them fail to hold jobs, and they have far more children than the average European family. If this trend doesn't change soon, many European countries will have Islamic majorities in under 30 years. What should European politicians do to correct this? And what should ordinary people do?
Asked by Max Power - Tue Jun 30 19:39:20 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Europe is not accepting the immigrants, it is the UK or was because the new law came out that the have to gain entry through a points system which means they have to have a career, job to come to housing to come to and money to survive, if they are being sponsored the person sponsoring them must show to have at least 350 per week going into their bank account to be able to keep them if they are granted a visa. Germany doesn't accepted them or give them benefits or housing, only the UK was stupid enough to do that. As for having Islamic majority, they can keep them self to them self and stop preaching to us, this is a christian country and always will be. I am in Scotland and we do have a lot of asian and african people here but the… [cont.]
Answered by jackie m - Tue Jun 30 19:58:46 2009

Who were the four European nations to immigrate to Africa before the aparteid?
Q. It's a question I have for an assignment and I missed it in the movie. I've tried looking on the Internet but it just says "European immigrants" and isn't specific. Can anyone help?
Asked by RelaxButterfly - Sun Mar 16 18:30:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Do you mean the African continent or the country of South Africa? The enactment of apartheid laws, South Africa, was in 1948. South Africa was colonised by the English and Dutch in the seventeenth century. Countries in Africa were colonised by more than four European countries. Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Portugal, Spain and Italy all colonised countries in Africa prior to 1948. See the list and dates at the website below.
Answered by Elizabeth - Sun Mar 16 19:24:49 2008

What are the best european credit card transaction processors?
Q. I am building a website that requires credit card payment processing via a european payment processor (like 365Bill, WTSCK etc in the States). I can't find any. Can you direct me to some of them?
Asked by paultinichigiu - Thu Oct 1 12:24:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Try Or paypal is the obivious choice . . .
Answered by Next Man Standing - Fri Oct 2 09:45:49 2009

Which European country is comparable in size and population to England?
Q. Which European country is comparable in size and population to England? I need to write a comparative piece on paternity leave rights in England and one other European country. However, the country MUST be comparable(similar) in size and population to England. My geography is awful (shameful, I know) so can someone please help me out?
Asked by Mrsdanieljackson - Fri Apr 17 10:35:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. If you mean the UK pop 60million Italy= 58 million France = 59 million
Answered by Tamart - Fri Apr 17 10:45:53 2009

In the case of Romania, should European decisions give more importance to social or economic benefits?
Q. By choosing to let Romania join the European Union, there are economic advantages because they have low cost labor and their tax system is brilliant for new businesses. However, on the social hand we have been invaded by gypsies and the criminality ratio invonving Romanians skyrocketed throughout Western Europe. So what is better for Europe? Economic or Social benefits? According to the EU, it seems like they don't give a damn to social factors when they bring changes to any European agreement.
Asked by Rino M - Tue Jan 6 06:18:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Did you know the Nazis massacred gypsy's during the holocaust. "The sterilization of Gypsies was started as early as 1933 while camps were being established by the Nazis to contain Gypsies at Dachau, Dieselstrasse, Mahrzan and Vennhausen. The vast majority of Jews were to suffer the same indignities as the Roma. Scholarly estimates of deaths in the Sinti and Roma genocide range from 220,000 to 500,000 [8] although Ian Hancock challenges this figure and puts the estimates as 500,000 to 1,500,000.[9]" I think you should remember this before stereotyping all gypsys, thats dangerous and has lead to genocide before. Have the gypsys committed genocide against your ppl? I think not.
Answered by Aslan aka Mirsa - Tue Jan 6 08:08:21 2009