Outstanding Natural Beauty Answers
Nature Education?
Q. I am a Countryside Warden working in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North Wales, UK, can anyone suggest a website that I can visit which describes nature education within schools in America? As a Countryside Warden I sometimes work with Keystage 1 childen (4 - 7 years) doing mini beasting or pond dipping. This is part of the children's curriculum to teach them about nature, where they fit into the world and how important even the smallest creature is to the survival of our plant. I'm trying to research new, innivotive ideas - can anyone help, please? Even if you know of a website for educating older people that would be great because as a nation we seem to have lost our connection to nature. Many thanks
Asked by clwydiangirl - Sun Jun 1 14:05:59 2008 - Conservation - 1 Answers - Comments
A. try science north it is a science centre in Sudbury Ontario Canada they have education programs for young children try ministry of natural resources ontario government they may have links try outdoor education interpretive centres ontario hope these may help you
Answered by big nickel - Sun Jun 1 19:04:51 2008
Q. I am a Countryside Warden working in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North Wales, UK, can anyone suggest a website that I can visit which describes nature education within schools in America? As a Countryside Warden I sometimes work with Keystage 1 childen (4 - 7 years) doing mini beasting or pond dipping. This is part of the children's curriculum to teach them about nature, where they fit into the world and how important even the smallest creature is to the survival of our plant. I'm trying to research new, innivotive ideas - can anyone help, please? Even if you know of a website for educating older people that would be great because as a nation we seem to have lost our connection to nature. Many thanks
Asked by clwydiangirl - Sun Jun 1 14:05:59 2008 - Conservation - 1 Answers - Comments
A. try science north it is a science centre in Sudbury Ontario Canada they have education programs for young children try ministry of natural resources ontario government they may have links try outdoor education interpretive centres ontario hope these may help you
Answered by big nickel - Sun Jun 1 19:04:51 2008
English homework help?
Q. Ugh, I need help with these. Any help is appreciated -- Thanks. 1.(Me, My) working for the child center provided a good salary. 2.Ben and Jerry gave Alex and (I, me) a prize for outstanding work. 3.How can it be (he, him) who won the prize? 4.That was a great trip for Sandy and (she, her). 5.That was a great speech by Ellen and (he, him). 6.They and (us, we) learned how important computers are today. 7.Shirley tries harder than (she, her). 8.Miss Graf taught Jesse and (they, them) how to write a resume. 9.Ms. De Silva thought it was (he, him) who sent us the fax. 10.Mr. Price placed a desk between Scott and (I, me). 11.Did Karina and (them, they) get a chance to take a hike? 12.Protecting the natural beauty of the Everglades is important… [cont.]
Asked by Kara - Sat Oct 10 17:16:59 2009 - Homework Help - 3 Answers - Comments
A. 1. My 2. Me 3. him 4. Her 5. Him 6. we 7. Her 8. Them 9. him 10. Me 11. They 12. Me 13. they 14. they 15. she 16. her 17. me 18. him 19. her 20. them I'm not sure if this is right, but I just used each word alone Ex: For #12, I used me because "Protecting the natural beauty of the Everglades is important to I" makes no sense, but "is important to me" does make sense. Or #14, "They spent two nights at the South Rim" sounds better than "Them spent two nights at the South Rim". I'm not really sure how this applies to real life since I'm pretty sure you wouldn't ever phrase most of these the way they are phrased, as all of the phrasing is pretty awkward. I think the way the words are used depend if the… [cont.]
Answered by LemonieDrop - Sat Oct 10 18:17:10 2009
Q. Ugh, I need help with these. Any help is appreciated -- Thanks. 1.(Me, My) working for the child center provided a good salary. 2.Ben and Jerry gave Alex and (I, me) a prize for outstanding work. 3.How can it be (he, him) who won the prize? 4.That was a great trip for Sandy and (she, her). 5.That was a great speech by Ellen and (he, him). 6.They and (us, we) learned how important computers are today. 7.Shirley tries harder than (she, her). 8.Miss Graf taught Jesse and (they, them) how to write a resume. 9.Ms. De Silva thought it was (he, him) who sent us the fax. 10.Mr. Price placed a desk between Scott and (I, me). 11.Did Karina and (them, they) get a chance to take a hike? 12.Protecting the natural beauty of the Everglades is important… [cont.]
Asked by Kara - Sat Oct 10 17:16:59 2009 - Homework Help - 3 Answers - Comments
A. 1. My 2. Me 3. him 4. Her 5. Him 6. we 7. Her 8. Them 9. him 10. Me 11. They 12. Me 13. they 14. they 15. she 16. her 17. me 18. him 19. her 20. them I'm not sure if this is right, but I just used each word alone Ex: For #12, I used me because "Protecting the natural beauty of the Everglades is important to I" makes no sense, but "is important to me" does make sense. Or #14, "They spent two nights at the South Rim" sounds better than "Them spent two nights at the South Rim". I'm not really sure how this applies to real life since I'm pretty sure you wouldn't ever phrase most of these the way they are phrased, as all of the phrasing is pretty awkward. I think the way the words are used depend if the… [cont.]
Answered by LemonieDrop - Sat Oct 10 18:17:10 2009
Could you please paraphrase this paragraph for me?
Q. The Athabasca River rises in the glaciers of Alberta s Jasper National Park, one of the most beautiful areas of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. For 168 kilometres the river passes below spectacular snow-covered peaks, many rising more than 2,500 metres above the valley floor. Not seen by white men until the early 19th century, the river s upper valley played a significant role in the development of the Canadian west for more than 100 years. A major fur trade route, the valley also has close connections with the surveying and mapping of western Canada, and with the building of railways and roads which have linked this country from east to west. The Athabasca is accessible by both road and rail from all major centres in Alberta and British… [cont.]
Asked by Yumiko - Mon Oct 1 13:01:41 2007 - Geography - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The Athabasca is an important Canadian river.
Answered by monsewer icks - Mon Oct 1 13:09:51 2007
Q. The Athabasca River rises in the glaciers of Alberta s Jasper National Park, one of the most beautiful areas of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. For 168 kilometres the river passes below spectacular snow-covered peaks, many rising more than 2,500 metres above the valley floor. Not seen by white men until the early 19th century, the river s upper valley played a significant role in the development of the Canadian west for more than 100 years. A major fur trade route, the valley also has close connections with the surveying and mapping of western Canada, and with the building of railways and roads which have linked this country from east to west. The Athabasca is accessible by both road and rail from all major centres in Alberta and British… [cont.]
Asked by Yumiko - Mon Oct 1 13:01:41 2007 - Geography - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The Athabasca is an important Canadian river.
Answered by monsewer icks - Mon Oct 1 13:09:51 2007
Is it true that the media has distorted the concept of beauty today?
Q. What do they promote nowadays?Nothing that really attracts the eye.It's not jealousy from my part unless you want to induce me the idea that I am jealous.No.I am not at all jealous. The concept of beauty nowadays relies on things like this:extremely skinny bodies,only skin and bones,massive cheek bones(even masculine ones),the so called natural make-up but in fact,models wear tones of "natural make-up" in reality plus airbrush of their pics,deformed vision about vulgarity(they name it "hot appearance"),dark hair(the blonde is hated today and looks definitely trashy,even on a beautiful refined girl),blue eyes(the brown ones are average).The more trashy and vulgar a girl looks,the more she is appreciated.But they call… [cont.]
Asked by Annemarie - Sun Feb 5 14:18:53 2012 - Other - Beauty & Style - 7 Answers - Comments
Q. What do they promote nowadays?Nothing that really attracts the eye.It's not jealousy from my part unless you want to induce me the idea that I am jealous.No.I am not at all jealous. The concept of beauty nowadays relies on things like this:extremely skinny bodies,only skin and bones,massive cheek bones(even masculine ones),the so called natural make-up but in fact,models wear tones of "natural make-up" in reality plus airbrush of their pics,deformed vision about vulgarity(they name it "hot appearance"),dark hair(the blonde is hated today and looks definitely trashy,even on a beautiful refined girl),blue eyes(the brown ones are average).The more trashy and vulgar a girl looks,the more she is appreciated.But they call… [cont.]
Asked by Annemarie - Sun Feb 5 14:18:53 2012 - Other - Beauty & Style - 7 Answers - Comments
how is the cotswold area of outstanding natural beauty protected?
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Asked by Sophie - Thu Mar 25 12:37:46 2010 - Geography - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Its a national park.
Answered by - Thu Mar 25 13:25:25 2010
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Asked by Sophie - Thu Mar 25 12:37:46 2010 - Geography - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Its a national park.
Answered by - Thu Mar 25 13:25:25 2010
On the sixth day God turned to the Angels and said:...?
Q. ..."Today I am going to create a land called Lebanon. It will be a land of outstanding natural beauty. It shall have tall majestic mountains full of snow, beautifully sparkly rivers cutting through forests full of all kind of trees, high cliffs overlooking sandy beaches with an abundance of sea life." God continued, "I shall make the land rich to make the inhabitants prosper. I shall call these inhabitants Lebanese, and they shall be known as the most friendly people on Earth" "But Lord," asked the Angels, "don't you think you are being too generous to these Lebanese? Isn't it unfair for the rest of the world?" "Not really," replied God. "Just wait and see the neighbors I am going to… [cont.]
Asked by Alan C - Mon Sep 26 00:31:37 2011 - Lebanon - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Having a sense of humor is not a sin. If you find jokes like this offensive then you ought to not complete reading the first sentence.
Answered by Moe - Mon Sep 26 14:10:13 2011
Q. ..."Today I am going to create a land called Lebanon. It will be a land of outstanding natural beauty. It shall have tall majestic mountains full of snow, beautifully sparkly rivers cutting through forests full of all kind of trees, high cliffs overlooking sandy beaches with an abundance of sea life." God continued, "I shall make the land rich to make the inhabitants prosper. I shall call these inhabitants Lebanese, and they shall be known as the most friendly people on Earth" "But Lord," asked the Angels, "don't you think you are being too generous to these Lebanese? Isn't it unfair for the rest of the world?" "Not really," replied God. "Just wait and see the neighbors I am going to… [cont.]
Asked by Alan C - Mon Sep 26 00:31:37 2011 - Lebanon - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Having a sense of humor is not a sin. If you find jokes like this offensive then you ought to not complete reading the first sentence.
Answered by Moe - Mon Sep 26 14:10:13 2011
Fireworks, how do I protect my dog???
Q. We in Britain are supposed to be a nation of animal lovers, yet every year we endure the dreaded november 5th, and fireworks, and so many animals suffer complete stress. I have been to the vet's today and spent PS45-00 on tranquilisers for my dog, as he doesn't cope well with fireworks. I am not a killjoy, but I am concerned for the animals, after all they do not understand what's happening. I live in an area of outstanding natural beauty, and I see many wild animals suffer through fireworks. Why can't someone invent fireworks that do not make a noise, why the hell do they HAVE to be so noisy??? I am not a killjoy, I like a good firework display myself, but why can't people choose fireworks that do not make loud bangs?? Ther's always one… [cont.]
Asked by 'Er indoors!! - Thu Nov 1 23:12:36 2007 - Dogs - 7 Answers - Comments
A. i agree. our dog has been like that since we rescued her (she was a neglected dog that lived outside for the first year of her life...so she is scared of strorms, thunder, fireworks, etc). we used to be able to give her a half dose of tranquilizers, and she'd fine. problem is, shes 15 now, and if we give ehr the tranqs, she has trouble walking when they wear off. so now she has to suffer and be stressed out. fireworks are pretty, but totally unnecessary.
Answered by jams - Thu Nov 1 23:18:07 2007
Q. We in Britain are supposed to be a nation of animal lovers, yet every year we endure the dreaded november 5th, and fireworks, and so many animals suffer complete stress. I have been to the vet's today and spent PS45-00 on tranquilisers for my dog, as he doesn't cope well with fireworks. I am not a killjoy, but I am concerned for the animals, after all they do not understand what's happening. I live in an area of outstanding natural beauty, and I see many wild animals suffer through fireworks. Why can't someone invent fireworks that do not make a noise, why the hell do they HAVE to be so noisy??? I am not a killjoy, I like a good firework display myself, but why can't people choose fireworks that do not make loud bangs?? Ther's always one… [cont.]
Asked by 'Er indoors!! - Thu Nov 1 23:12:36 2007 - Dogs - 7 Answers - Comments
A. i agree. our dog has been like that since we rescued her (she was a neglected dog that lived outside for the first year of her life...so she is scared of strorms, thunder, fireworks, etc). we used to be able to give her a half dose of tranquilizers, and she'd fine. problem is, shes 15 now, and if we give ehr the tranqs, she has trouble walking when they wear off. so now she has to suffer and be stressed out. fireworks are pretty, but totally unnecessary.
Answered by jams - Thu Nov 1 23:18:07 2007
French natives need help with a translation EN to FR :)?
Q. I asked a friend who speaks French to translate the following. Now someone else has told me that there are many mistakes. So if you could help, I would be really grateful. My French is so rusty that I cant do it myself. :( 1) Please click the following link (LINK) to download the catalogue. 2) Click here to send us a mail requesting our latest brochure and prices. 3) Newsletter. To subscribe to our regular newsletter please click here. Subscribe. 4) Contact me (As in please contact me) 5) Address. 6) We are constantly surrounded by Mother Natures' beauty. The above slide shows are photos of plants in our nurseries which we found to be of outstanding beauty or simply interesting - not only for the experts amongst you, but also anyone who… [cont.]
Asked by - Tue Dec 8 04:51:34 2009 - Languages - 1 Answers - Comments
A. 1.Merci de cliquer sur le lien suivant pour telecharger le catalogue. 2.Cliquez ici pour nous envoyer une requete concernant notre derniere brochure et nos tarifs. / Cliquez ici pour nous demander notre derniere brochure et nos tarifs. 3.Lettre de diffusion. Pour souscrire a notre lettre de diffusion, cliquez ici. Inscrivez-vous. 4. Contactez-moi. 5. Adresse 6. Nous sommes constamment entoures de la beaute de Dame Nature. L'animation ci-dessus montre des photographies de plantes de notre pepiniere, que nous avons trouve etre d'une incroyable beaute ou tout simplement interessantes - non seulement pour les plus experts d'entre vous mais aussi pour n'importe quelle personne qui appecie la beaute de la nature. Appreciez! 7. Envoyer.
Answered by La cuistot - Tue Dec 8 05:15:39 2009
Q. I asked a friend who speaks French to translate the following. Now someone else has told me that there are many mistakes. So if you could help, I would be really grateful. My French is so rusty that I cant do it myself. :( 1) Please click the following link (LINK) to download the catalogue. 2) Click here to send us a mail requesting our latest brochure and prices. 3) Newsletter. To subscribe to our regular newsletter please click here. Subscribe. 4) Contact me (As in please contact me) 5) Address. 6) We are constantly surrounded by Mother Natures' beauty. The above slide shows are photos of plants in our nurseries which we found to be of outstanding beauty or simply interesting - not only for the experts amongst you, but also anyone who… [cont.]
Asked by - Tue Dec 8 04:51:34 2009 - Languages - 1 Answers - Comments
A. 1.Merci de cliquer sur le lien suivant pour telecharger le catalogue. 2.Cliquez ici pour nous envoyer une requete concernant notre derniere brochure et nos tarifs. / Cliquez ici pour nous demander notre derniere brochure et nos tarifs. 3.Lettre de diffusion. Pour souscrire a notre lettre de diffusion, cliquez ici. Inscrivez-vous. 4. Contactez-moi. 5. Adresse 6. Nous sommes constamment entoures de la beaute de Dame Nature. L'animation ci-dessus montre des photographies de plantes de notre pepiniere, que nous avons trouve etre d'une incroyable beaute ou tout simplement interessantes - non seulement pour les plus experts d'entre vous mais aussi pour n'importe quelle personne qui appecie la beaute de la nature. Appreciez! 7. Envoyer.
Answered by La cuistot - Tue Dec 8 05:15:39 2009
Best Cypriot or Greek Resorts for Twenty Something Couple?
Q. Does anyone have any advice on the best Greek or Cyprus resorts for myself and my gf... We're both 26 and looking for somewhere with great beaches, some bars and tavernas but definitely not anything too lively (we like to let our hair down a little but do not want to be surrounded by crazed teen drunks!) We like to do some exploring too so if there are some areas of outstanding natural beauty or some interesting buildings to visit that would be great. Previously in Greece we have visited Zante and Rhodes so would like to avoid visiting the same place twice. Thank you for any advice
Asked by - Sun Jan 30 13:06:29 2011 - Other - Europe - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Protaras, Cyprus! Most of the hotels are situated along the shoreline of Fig Tree Bay, Flamingo Bay etc, all great beaches, and all within easy walking distance of a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants, and a couple of new bakeries too! Basically, everything you need in one area, without the buzz of Agia Napa. From here, you could get a bus for the short trip to Agia Napa...and, no, its not all clubs, lager louts and booze cruises. 'Napa has some fantastic beaches, and some great little tavernas, restaurants and bars too. Also,get a cab, and spend the day at Konnos Bay which is situated between Protaras and 'Napa ...a lovely little sheltered cove, not as commercialised as some of the other beaches, or, travelling in the opposite… [cont.]
Answered by murphywingedspur - Sun Jan 30 14:20:34 2011
Q. Does anyone have any advice on the best Greek or Cyprus resorts for myself and my gf... We're both 26 and looking for somewhere with great beaches, some bars and tavernas but definitely not anything too lively (we like to let our hair down a little but do not want to be surrounded by crazed teen drunks!) We like to do some exploring too so if there are some areas of outstanding natural beauty or some interesting buildings to visit that would be great. Previously in Greece we have visited Zante and Rhodes so would like to avoid visiting the same place twice. Thank you for any advice
Asked by - Sun Jan 30 13:06:29 2011 - Other - Europe - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Protaras, Cyprus! Most of the hotels are situated along the shoreline of Fig Tree Bay, Flamingo Bay etc, all great beaches, and all within easy walking distance of a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants, and a couple of new bakeries too! Basically, everything you need in one area, without the buzz of Agia Napa. From here, you could get a bus for the short trip to Agia Napa...and, no, its not all clubs, lager louts and booze cruises. 'Napa has some fantastic beaches, and some great little tavernas, restaurants and bars too. Also,get a cab, and spend the day at Konnos Bay which is situated between Protaras and 'Napa ...a lovely little sheltered cove, not as commercialised as some of the other beaches, or, travelling in the opposite… [cont.]
Answered by murphywingedspur - Sun Jan 30 14:20:34 2011
Do you hate it when you know you can't travel to every country in the world?
Q. I really would like to go to places such as Iraq, North Korea because I really would like to know what places are like (places of outstanding natural beauty) in which westerners are not welcome, but I wouldn't because it is not safe. I hate it because I would love to travel to see every place of outstanding natural beauty in every country in the world.
Asked by jammy.greeny@talk21.com - Mon Oct 9 14:18:15 2006 - Other - Destinations - 5 Answers - Comments
A. i'm really happy for you that your problem to go to such places is a political issue... i'm not sure about the "outstanding beauty" of Iraq in such conditions. it is not safe not only for westerners, but for all! be optimistic, if money and time is no problem for you, the world is BIG, once you covered half of it i guess by then it will be safe to travel to Iraq and North Korea. traveling the world is my dream... and the list is endless good luck
Answered by JuDe - Mon Oct 9 14:47:12 2006
Q. I really would like to go to places such as Iraq, North Korea because I really would like to know what places are like (places of outstanding natural beauty) in which westerners are not welcome, but I wouldn't because it is not safe. I hate it because I would love to travel to see every place of outstanding natural beauty in every country in the world.
Asked by jammy.greeny@talk21.com - Mon Oct 9 14:18:15 2006 - Other - Destinations - 5 Answers - Comments
A. i'm really happy for you that your problem to go to such places is a political issue... i'm not sure about the "outstanding beauty" of Iraq in such conditions. it is not safe not only for westerners, but for all! be optimistic, if money and time is no problem for you, the world is BIG, once you covered half of it i guess by then it will be safe to travel to Iraq and North Korea. traveling the world is my dream... and the list is endless good luck
Answered by JuDe - Mon Oct 9 14:47:12 2006
Should your chest be designated an area of outstanding natural beauty?
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Asked by Giddyup Giddyup - Sun Dec 20 17:01:47 2009 - Polls & Surveys - 5 Answers - Comments
A. my hairy armenian chest is breathtaking...seriously it'll scare the living fxck outta you
Answered by dziex change - Sun Dec 20 17:06:02 2009
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Asked by Giddyup Giddyup - Sun Dec 20 17:01:47 2009 - Polls & Surveys - 5 Answers - Comments
A. my hairy armenian chest is breathtaking...seriously it'll scare the living fxck outta you
Answered by dziex change - Sun Dec 20 17:06:02 2009
why this is seen litrary and why less litrary from a novel for e.g? please help?
Q. Rural Dorset is an area of scenic beauty and contrast, criss-crossed by the pretty River Stour and bordered on both sides by Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Along the Wiltshire borders lie the rolling downlands of the Cranborne Chase, formerly a royal hunting ground and now a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering high chalkland views, many wild flowers, birds and butterflies. To the east and the Hampshire borders, heathlands meet the meandering Avon Valley, which forms a delightful natural boundary with the neighbouring New Forest and its woodland and ponies. Holt Heath, a National Nature Reserve, is home to rare and unusual flora and fauna such as the shy Sand Lizard and diminutive Dartford Warbler. Across the River… [cont.]
Asked by loveandpeace - Sat Jun 23 01:19:31 2007 - Poetry - 2 Answers - Comments
A. literary because of imagery, language is used descriptively and creatively: example- "area of scenic beauty and contrast, criss-crossed by the pretty River Stour and bordered on both sides by Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty." less literary than a novel because it is a document describing , for example, the physical location of rural Dorset. good luck
Answered by ari-pup - Sat Jun 23 03:44:09 2007
Q. Rural Dorset is an area of scenic beauty and contrast, criss-crossed by the pretty River Stour and bordered on both sides by Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Along the Wiltshire borders lie the rolling downlands of the Cranborne Chase, formerly a royal hunting ground and now a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering high chalkland views, many wild flowers, birds and butterflies. To the east and the Hampshire borders, heathlands meet the meandering Avon Valley, which forms a delightful natural boundary with the neighbouring New Forest and its woodland and ponies. Holt Heath, a National Nature Reserve, is home to rare and unusual flora and fauna such as the shy Sand Lizard and diminutive Dartford Warbler. Across the River… [cont.]
Asked by loveandpeace - Sat Jun 23 01:19:31 2007 - Poetry - 2 Answers - Comments
A. literary because of imagery, language is used descriptively and creatively: example- "area of scenic beauty and contrast, criss-crossed by the pretty River Stour and bordered on both sides by Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty." less literary than a novel because it is a document describing , for example, the physical location of rural Dorset. good luck
Answered by ari-pup - Sat Jun 23 03:44:09 2007
Can you help me with my paragraph, it's for my english class?
Q. This is my paragraph, I wanna know if it's correct. Any suggestions to make it look/sound better would be appreciated :). ...A Natural Paradise ...Teacapan may be a small town, but it is a very interesting one. Located on the south side of Sinaloa, in the municipality of Escuinapa (just 61 miles of Mazatlan), Teacapan boasts natural beauty. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, this real paradise is always impressive. Most people choose to travel there by car to enjoy the outstanding views of countless tall green palm trees and large fields with colorful mango trees. From the very moment you arrive at Teacapan, you can feel its peace, its silence broken only by the harmonious singing of the birds and the quiet whistling of the… [cont.]
Asked by :) - Tue Oct 21 22:03:54 2008 - Languages - 3 Answers - Comments
A. That looks and sounds great! Everything is correct. When do we leave for Teacapan? edit== Oh, wait, I just thought of something. If Sinaloa is a state, you should say that Teacapan is "in the southern part of the state of Sinaloa," or just "in southern Sinaloa." If you say that Teacapan is "on the south side of Sinaloa," that sounds like Sinaloa is a city. For example, I might say, "My favorite restaurant is on the west side of Chicago." You see? Buena suerte! By the way, seasons aren't capitalized. ;)
Answered by east bay jon - Tue Oct 21 22:13:39 2008
Q. This is my paragraph, I wanna know if it's correct. Any suggestions to make it look/sound better would be appreciated :). ...A Natural Paradise ...Teacapan may be a small town, but it is a very interesting one. Located on the south side of Sinaloa, in the municipality of Escuinapa (just 61 miles of Mazatlan), Teacapan boasts natural beauty. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, this real paradise is always impressive. Most people choose to travel there by car to enjoy the outstanding views of countless tall green palm trees and large fields with colorful mango trees. From the very moment you arrive at Teacapan, you can feel its peace, its silence broken only by the harmonious singing of the birds and the quiet whistling of the… [cont.]
Asked by :) - Tue Oct 21 22:03:54 2008 - Languages - 3 Answers - Comments
A. That looks and sounds great! Everything is correct. When do we leave for Teacapan? edit== Oh, wait, I just thought of something. If Sinaloa is a state, you should say that Teacapan is "in the southern part of the state of Sinaloa," or just "in southern Sinaloa." If you say that Teacapan is "on the south side of Sinaloa," that sounds like Sinaloa is a city. For example, I might say, "My favorite restaurant is on the west side of Chicago." You see? Buena suerte! By the way, seasons aren't capitalized. ;)
Answered by east bay jon - Tue Oct 21 22:13:39 2008
Will they get planning permission for their conservatory?
Q. I live in an area of Outstanding natural beauty (lucky me huh!) and my neighbours have decided to just go right ahead and build a conservatory. So they had done a load of ground work that we couldn't see and then one day this huge frame appears about a meter from our boundary fence. The problem is that our house is just over a meter lower than theirs - their side path is at the same level as us. In order for the conservatory to be level with the house they have built the ground up at the back of the house to their house level and raised the path putting in steps and loads of other stuff. Well we told them and told them they needed planning permission but they ignored us. So the neighbour the other side decided to complain to the council as… [cont.]
Asked by veronica corningstone - Fri Oct 22 10:02:18 2010 - Other - Home & Garden - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Hi,the flag under your Q is USA but you are using UK terms such as planning permission etc so if you go to the link below and click on the mini guide you get a virtual view of what the guidelines are and also further down there's a link for building regs so if you have a look at the you might find some more info there ok,good luck.EDIT: Here's another link I found that may be useful to you ok,
Answered by Rebel1 - Fri Oct 22 10:20:41 2010
Q. I live in an area of Outstanding natural beauty (lucky me huh!) and my neighbours have decided to just go right ahead and build a conservatory. So they had done a load of ground work that we couldn't see and then one day this huge frame appears about a meter from our boundary fence. The problem is that our house is just over a meter lower than theirs - their side path is at the same level as us. In order for the conservatory to be level with the house they have built the ground up at the back of the house to their house level and raised the path putting in steps and loads of other stuff. Well we told them and told them they needed planning permission but they ignored us. So the neighbour the other side decided to complain to the council as… [cont.]
Asked by veronica corningstone - Fri Oct 22 10:02:18 2010 - Other - Home & Garden - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Hi,the flag under your Q is USA but you are using UK terms such as planning permission etc so if you go to the link below and click on the mini guide you get a virtual view of what the guidelines are and also further down there's a link for building regs so if you have a look at the you might find some more info there ok,good luck.EDIT: Here's another link I found that may be useful to you ok,
Answered by Rebel1 - Fri Oct 22 10:20:41 2010
Would Iceland be a good place for a honeymoon?
Q. My future husband and I had been discussing honeymoon options for a while (we're getting married next April) and Iceland had come up because its in Europe, its a place of outstanding natural beauty, but until now its been very expensive, so kind of not so good. Now its banks have collapsed, I hear its a lot cheaper, so we're coming around to it as a possible option again. Is it really any more affordable and what romantic things could we do there in April?
Asked by Charlie Farley - Mon Oct 20 08:18:26 2008 - Other - Europe - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I loved Ice Land...The Blue Lagoon was fun!
Answered by RyGuy - Mon Oct 20 09:21:59 2008
Q. My future husband and I had been discussing honeymoon options for a while (we're getting married next April) and Iceland had come up because its in Europe, its a place of outstanding natural beauty, but until now its been very expensive, so kind of not so good. Now its banks have collapsed, I hear its a lot cheaper, so we're coming around to it as a possible option again. Is it really any more affordable and what romantic things could we do there in April?
Asked by Charlie Farley - Mon Oct 20 08:18:26 2008 - Other - Europe - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I loved Ice Land...The Blue Lagoon was fun!
Answered by RyGuy - Mon Oct 20 09:21:59 2008
Things to do in south west england?
Q. Hi, Im travelling down to the south east for a little break, I am having a bit of trouble with places to go on the day i travel down, I going to Stonehenge but I cant find anywhere in that area which I can visit, it needs to be near reading... I like visiting prehistoric places, areas of outstanding natural beauty, and places similar to that. Have you got any ideas? Thanks
Asked by Mike!!! - Tue Oct 21 22:07:22 2008 - Other - United Kingdom - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Stonehenge is sort of middle south England. This a lovely to visit. Well worth a visit is Salisbury Cathedral. Also worth a visit is Longleat it is a drive through safari park with Europes longest hedge maze (good fun!), a lake with a boat trip (with hippos and sealions), a butterfly garden, mirror maze PLUS a large old mansion house which you can go in.. If you are lucky they will be filming for the bbc tv series. A bit further over is Frome, a pretty little market place, with and Arts trail. You can get there by Bus or Train. And further up from this is Bath. Good train and bus links especially to Bristol. In Bath you can visit the Georgian Royal Crescent, the Abbey, the Roman Baths, the new Spa, lots of shops, costume museum, Jane… [cont.]
Answered by Laura - Thu Oct 23 09:02:16 2008
Q. Hi, Im travelling down to the south east for a little break, I am having a bit of trouble with places to go on the day i travel down, I going to Stonehenge but I cant find anywhere in that area which I can visit, it needs to be near reading... I like visiting prehistoric places, areas of outstanding natural beauty, and places similar to that. Have you got any ideas? Thanks
Asked by Mike!!! - Tue Oct 21 22:07:22 2008 - Other - United Kingdom - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Stonehenge is sort of middle south England. This a lovely to visit. Well worth a visit is Salisbury Cathedral. Also worth a visit is Longleat it is a drive through safari park with Europes longest hedge maze (good fun!), a lake with a boat trip (with hippos and sealions), a butterfly garden, mirror maze PLUS a large old mansion house which you can go in.. If you are lucky they will be filming for the bbc tv series. A bit further over is Frome, a pretty little market place, with and Arts trail. You can get there by Bus or Train. And further up from this is Bath. Good train and bus links especially to Bristol. In Bath you can visit the Georgian Royal Crescent, the Abbey, the Roman Baths, the new Spa, lots of shops, costume museum, Jane… [cont.]
Answered by Laura - Thu Oct 23 09:02:16 2008
When God created Canada?
Q. On the sixth day God turned to the angel Gabriel and said "Today I am going to create a land called Canada. It will be a land of outstanding natural beauty - it shall have tall majestic mountains full of mountain goats and eagles, and beautiful sparkly lakes bountiful with carp and trout. There shall be forests full of elk and moose, high cliffs overlooking sandy beaches with an abundance of sea life, and rivers stocked with salmon." God continued, "I shall make the land rich in oil so to make the inhabitants prosper, I shall call these inhabitants Canadians, they shall be known as the most friendly people on the earth." "But Lord," asked Gabriel, "don't you think you are being too generous to these… [cont.]
Asked by Gamemaster - Thu Jan 10 17:16:32 2008 - Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers - Comments
A. LMAO!! that is really funny...i am american too and i thnk it is wayy funny!
Answered by Harmony Alexis - Thu Jan 10 19:51:47 2008
Q. On the sixth day God turned to the angel Gabriel and said "Today I am going to create a land called Canada. It will be a land of outstanding natural beauty - it shall have tall majestic mountains full of mountain goats and eagles, and beautiful sparkly lakes bountiful with carp and trout. There shall be forests full of elk and moose, high cliffs overlooking sandy beaches with an abundance of sea life, and rivers stocked with salmon." God continued, "I shall make the land rich in oil so to make the inhabitants prosper, I shall call these inhabitants Canadians, they shall be known as the most friendly people on the earth." "But Lord," asked Gabriel, "don't you think you are being too generous to these… [cont.]
Asked by Gamemaster - Thu Jan 10 17:16:32 2008 - Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers - Comments
A. LMAO!! that is really funny...i am american too and i thnk it is wayy funny!
Answered by Harmony Alexis - Thu Jan 10 19:51:47 2008
The Creation of Lebanon !!??
Q. On the sixth day God turned to the Angels and said: "Today I am going to create a land called Lebanon. It will be a land of outstanding natural beauty. It shall have tall majestic mountains full of snow, beautifully sparkly rivers cutting through forests full of all kind of trees, high cliffs overlooking sandy beaches with an abundance of sea life." God continued, "I shall make the land rich to make the inhabitants prosper. I shall call these inhabitants Lebanese, and they shall be known as the most friendly people on Earth" "But Lord," asked the Angels, "don't you think you are being too generous to these Lebanese? Isn't it unfair for the rest of the world?" "Not really," replied God. " [cont.]
Asked by JerryKing - Wed Apr 4 01:54:14 2007 - Lebanon - 13 Answers - Comments
A. hey beautiful, hahahaha !!! great...just absolutely splended!!! i loved it lol
Answered by fatma - Wed Apr 4 02:15:48 2007
Q. On the sixth day God turned to the Angels and said: "Today I am going to create a land called Lebanon. It will be a land of outstanding natural beauty. It shall have tall majestic mountains full of snow, beautifully sparkly rivers cutting through forests full of all kind of trees, high cliffs overlooking sandy beaches with an abundance of sea life." God continued, "I shall make the land rich to make the inhabitants prosper. I shall call these inhabitants Lebanese, and they shall be known as the most friendly people on Earth" "But Lord," asked the Angels, "don't you think you are being too generous to these Lebanese? Isn't it unfair for the rest of the world?" "Not really," replied God. " [cont.]
Asked by JerryKing - Wed Apr 4 01:54:14 2007 - Lebanon - 13 Answers - Comments
A. hey beautiful, hahahaha !!! great...just absolutely splended!!! i loved it lol
Answered by fatma - Wed Apr 4 02:15:48 2007
Recommendations for a garden office supplier/builder? South East England
Q. I need to put up a garden office, probably a log cabin type but am open to other types. Because of local restrictions (designated area of outstanding natural beauty) i need full planning permission for it and it has to be in keeping with a wooded (forest) environment. It needs to be at least 20'x12' (6m x 4m), has anyone any recommendations of suppliers/builders of these types of buildings? Looking through all the sites and on ebay, theres all sorts of different wall thicknesses, floor trusses, roof construction etc - does anyone know of a good info page i can find out more about the technicalities of this type of building? I've got some extremely heavy filing cabinets and other racking that need to go in there, plus it needs to be secure… [cont.]
Asked by jim_from_surrey - Mon Aug 11 12:52:07 2008 - Garden & Landscape - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Your budget is unrealistic. Twice that is closer to the mark.
Answered by Pauline - Mon Aug 11 12:57:23 2008
Q. I need to put up a garden office, probably a log cabin type but am open to other types. Because of local restrictions (designated area of outstanding natural beauty) i need full planning permission for it and it has to be in keeping with a wooded (forest) environment. It needs to be at least 20'x12' (6m x 4m), has anyone any recommendations of suppliers/builders of these types of buildings? Looking through all the sites and on ebay, theres all sorts of different wall thicknesses, floor trusses, roof construction etc - does anyone know of a good info page i can find out more about the technicalities of this type of building? I've got some extremely heavy filing cabinets and other racking that need to go in there, plus it needs to be secure… [cont.]
Asked by jim_from_surrey - Mon Aug 11 12:52:07 2008 - Garden & Landscape - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Your budget is unrealistic. Twice that is closer to the mark.
Answered by Pauline - Mon Aug 11 12:57:23 2008
What are the laws regarding setting up a painball park ?
Q. This is my dialema. I own an area of outstanding natural beauty in Wales. However i would like to set up a painball park within my land. Firstly what licences/ laws do i need to consider and would in this case the 28 day rule of planning permission be aplicable thanks for you time. sorry i meant paint-balling.
Asked by - Wed Aug 17 13:23:55 2011 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Painballing is not to be recommended. Let me point you towards paint-balling.
Answered by Robert D - Wed Aug 17 13:25:37 2011
Q. This is my dialema. I own an area of outstanding natural beauty in Wales. However i would like to set up a painball park within my land. Firstly what licences/ laws do i need to consider and would in this case the 28 day rule of planning permission be aplicable thanks for you time. sorry i meant paint-balling.
Asked by - Wed Aug 17 13:23:55 2011 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Painballing is not to be recommended. Let me point you towards paint-balling.
Answered by Robert D - Wed Aug 17 13:25:37 2011
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