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What type of Europeans immigrated to the USA in the early days?
Q. Was it mostly poor Europeans, rich Europeans? More educated, less educated? More intelligent, less intelligent? I would guess they were more risk takers and adventurous types seeing as back then it was very difficult to get to the USA with their type of transport. Were the first Europeans in the USA more intelligent than the average European?
Asked by Lover - Sat Feb 19 13:35:00 2011 - History - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Until the early 20th century European social structure made it almost impossible for a talented peasant to rise above their station. This encouraged the socially disadvantaged to move to America where anyone could own land, become rich and give a better life to their children then that offered in Europe. I wouldn't say the immigrants to America were more intelligent then those who chose to stay behind. They were more aggressive and eager to improve their lives, and the lives of the descendants.
Answered by Gerald Cline - Sat Feb 19 18:08:41 2011
Q. Was it mostly poor Europeans, rich Europeans? More educated, less educated? More intelligent, less intelligent? I would guess they were more risk takers and adventurous types seeing as back then it was very difficult to get to the USA with their type of transport. Were the first Europeans in the USA more intelligent than the average European?
Asked by Lover - Sat Feb 19 13:35:00 2011 - History - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Until the early 20th century European social structure made it almost impossible for a talented peasant to rise above their station. This encouraged the socially disadvantaged to move to America where anyone could own land, become rich and give a better life to their children then that offered in Europe. I wouldn't say the immigrants to America were more intelligent then those who chose to stay behind. They were more aggressive and eager to improve their lives, and the lives of the descendants.
Answered by Gerald Cline - Sat Feb 19 18:08:41 2011
What are some arguments against calling USA an imperial power, during the 18th and 19th century?
Q. We are having a debate in History class, and it's about whether or not USA during the 18th/19th century can be classified as imperial. I have tried searching on the web, but I can't find any results! Help please!
Asked by Sabs - Tue Oct 13 15:07:35 2009 - History - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The US is not an Empire, ergo, they can not be Imperial. whale
Answered by WilliamH10 - Tue Oct 13 15:32:07 2009
Q. We are having a debate in History class, and it's about whether or not USA during the 18th/19th century can be classified as imperial. I have tried searching on the web, but I can't find any results! Help please!
Asked by Sabs - Tue Oct 13 15:07:35 2009 - History - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The US is not an Empire, ergo, they can not be Imperial. whale
Answered by WilliamH10 - Tue Oct 13 15:32:07 2009
Should Canada close it doors to the USA and start selling oil to the world?
Q. Should Canada start selling our goods to the world and stop depending on the USA? Can Canada live with out the USA? Can Canada get better deals with other trading partners? These are the thing we need to ask Canadians.
Asked by Badboy - Mon Feb 18 14:26:45 2008 - Government - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Canada does sell it`s goods to the world.Canada has more free-trade deals than any other nation.Why would you want to stop selling to the US.They are good costumers.
Answered by Zombie - Mon Feb 18 15:22:49 2008
Q. Should Canada start selling our goods to the world and stop depending on the USA? Can Canada live with out the USA? Can Canada get better deals with other trading partners? These are the thing we need to ask Canadians.
Asked by Badboy - Mon Feb 18 14:26:45 2008 - Government - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Canada does sell it`s goods to the world.Canada has more free-trade deals than any other nation.Why would you want to stop selling to the US.They are good costumers.
Answered by Zombie - Mon Feb 18 15:22:49 2008
How does the USA protect its national secretes with so many different cultures?
Q. During WW2 Franklin D. Roosevelt said that the USA could not enter the war because his country was made from so many different nations that is would be difficult for them to take sides. Now the USA is made up from more nations from across the globe. Recently there have been many leaks to China, India and probably even European countries. How does the USA protect its national secretes and do you have to be a second generation immigrant to have access to secretes or does it even matter? I meant secrets before anyone mentions it.
Asked by Mr Miyagi wants a kiss - Fri Jan 14 08:48:28 2011 - Military - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Konnichi wa Miyagi-san, Since WWII the US has a more involved method of determining just "who" is granted a security access to classified materials. Access is granted on a need to know basis. If one has any questionable information in their background they are not granted a security clearance. With today's technology it is much easier to know about people's reliability and whether to grant them access to classified material. Best wishes, Larry Smith Senior Master Sergeant, USAF (Ret.) First Sergeant
Answered by LarrySmile - Fri Jan 14 09:05:17 2011
Q. During WW2 Franklin D. Roosevelt said that the USA could not enter the war because his country was made from so many different nations that is would be difficult for them to take sides. Now the USA is made up from more nations from across the globe. Recently there have been many leaks to China, India and probably even European countries. How does the USA protect its national secretes and do you have to be a second generation immigrant to have access to secretes or does it even matter? I meant secrets before anyone mentions it.
Asked by Mr Miyagi wants a kiss - Fri Jan 14 08:48:28 2011 - Military - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Konnichi wa Miyagi-san, Since WWII the US has a more involved method of determining just "who" is granted a security access to classified materials. Access is granted on a need to know basis. If one has any questionable information in their background they are not granted a security clearance. With today's technology it is much easier to know about people's reliability and whether to grant them access to classified material. Best wishes, Larry Smith Senior Master Sergeant, USAF (Ret.) First Sergeant
Answered by LarrySmile - Fri Jan 14 09:05:17 2011
How is Chinese food different in the USA than in China?
Q. I've heard that chinese food is different in taste/look in the USA than in China. Does anyone know what the primary differences are? And are theyre any differences in restaurant environment in a restaurant in the USA in comparison to a restaurant in China?
Asked by Mr_ICON - Wed Jul 25 09:38:45 2007 - Ethnic Cuisine - 21 Answers - Comments
A. There are 3 major differences between Chinese food in America and authentic Chinese food in China: Ingredients, Spices, and method of preparation. Ingredients - Some ingredients are just not readily available in America. Often times they are not as fresh, sometimes it is cheaper to use local American ingredients, but sometimes you simply can't get them in the US. So restaurants replace Chinese broccoli with regular broccoli, use regular pork instead of Chinese smoked ham, use regular cooking wine instead of Chinese sorghum wine. Spices - Authentc Chinese food is filled with rich flavor and aroma. But the spices can be a bit too foreign for the common customers in America so restaurants dumb things down. They use a lot less shallots, ginger, [cont.]
Answered by Cynthia N - Fri Jul 27 13:23:32 2007
Q. I've heard that chinese food is different in taste/look in the USA than in China. Does anyone know what the primary differences are? And are theyre any differences in restaurant environment in a restaurant in the USA in comparison to a restaurant in China?
Asked by Mr_ICON - Wed Jul 25 09:38:45 2007 - Ethnic Cuisine - 21 Answers - Comments
A. There are 3 major differences between Chinese food in America and authentic Chinese food in China: Ingredients, Spices, and method of preparation. Ingredients - Some ingredients are just not readily available in America. Often times they are not as fresh, sometimes it is cheaper to use local American ingredients, but sometimes you simply can't get them in the US. So restaurants replace Chinese broccoli with regular broccoli, use regular pork instead of Chinese smoked ham, use regular cooking wine instead of Chinese sorghum wine. Spices - Authentc Chinese food is filled with rich flavor and aroma. But the spices can be a bit too foreign for the common customers in America so restaurants dumb things down. They use a lot less shallots, ginger, [cont.]
Answered by Cynthia N - Fri Jul 27 13:23:32 2007
How does the USA check if foreigners marriage to a US citizen is genuine?
Q. This is out of total curiosity, I have no plans on doing this. But to prevent people from just marrying a citizen to get into the country (I believe this is fraud), it says the USA will check to see if the marriage is genuine. How do they do this?
Asked by Taylor - Wed May 20 07:41:19 2009 - Immigration - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Rent the movie "Greencard" to see the feds in action (good movie, too). Actually, they can be quite thorough. They interview each spouse separately and ask a slew of questions concerning the other spouse. Questions that a real spouse would know, but that a spouse of convenience would not. Like where did your spouse go to school; what's his/her favorite perfume/after shave; how, where and when did you meet. They interview family members, friends and employers. They talk to the neighbors. They then collate all the material, sift through it and check for inaccuracies or for stories that are so identical that they seem rehearsed. They are also more suspicious of marriages where the foreign spouse is from a country where emigrating to… [cont.]
Answered by Andy - Wed May 20 07:58:57 2009
Q. This is out of total curiosity, I have no plans on doing this. But to prevent people from just marrying a citizen to get into the country (I believe this is fraud), it says the USA will check to see if the marriage is genuine. How do they do this?
Asked by Taylor - Wed May 20 07:41:19 2009 - Immigration - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Rent the movie "Greencard" to see the feds in action (good movie, too). Actually, they can be quite thorough. They interview each spouse separately and ask a slew of questions concerning the other spouse. Questions that a real spouse would know, but that a spouse of convenience would not. Like where did your spouse go to school; what's his/her favorite perfume/after shave; how, where and when did you meet. They interview family members, friends and employers. They talk to the neighbors. They then collate all the material, sift through it and check for inaccuracies or for stories that are so identical that they seem rehearsed. They are also more suspicious of marriages where the foreign spouse is from a country where emigrating to… [cont.]
Answered by Andy - Wed May 20 07:58:57 2009
How to locate communities in the USA with multiple colleges and universities?
Q. I'm researching places to live based on housing costs, scenic beauty, and university atmosphere. I've already found good websites for researching the first three criteria. However, is there a website that lists cities and towns in the USA that have more than one college or university, not including community colleges? I'd like to easily cross-reference my sources for real estate and scenic beauty with a listing of "college towns".
Asked by vau - Sat Sep 3 11:45:28 2011 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Any community with a population of over 1 000 000 seems to have multiple colleges based on the roadside signs I see every day.
Answered by St N - Sat Sep 3 11:51:28 2011
Q. I'm researching places to live based on housing costs, scenic beauty, and university atmosphere. I've already found good websites for researching the first three criteria. However, is there a website that lists cities and towns in the USA that have more than one college or university, not including community colleges? I'd like to easily cross-reference my sources for real estate and scenic beauty with a listing of "college towns".
Asked by vau - Sat Sep 3 11:45:28 2011 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Any community with a population of over 1 000 000 seems to have multiple colleges based on the roadside signs I see every day.
Answered by St N - Sat Sep 3 11:51:28 2011
What percentage of indian women who come to usa will divorce and go back to India?
Q. If an indian women does not want to go to usa with husband but reluctantly goes any way. How many get divorced and flee back to india? Especially if the wife suspects husband of cheating. I only want to from men in India or someone with direct experience. I know indian women either really want to be in usa or dont want to be here at all.
Asked by cute - Wed Apr 7 00:09:46 2010 - Marriage & Divorce - 1 Answers - Comments
A. lots!! believe me. if you don't see anything except the fact that the guy is in us u will get such things i am in the industry and i know
Answered by surya s - Thu Apr 8 13:26:30 2010
Q. If an indian women does not want to go to usa with husband but reluctantly goes any way. How many get divorced and flee back to india? Especially if the wife suspects husband of cheating. I only want to from men in India or someone with direct experience. I know indian women either really want to be in usa or dont want to be here at all.
Asked by cute - Wed Apr 7 00:09:46 2010 - Marriage & Divorce - 1 Answers - Comments
A. lots!! believe me. if you don't see anything except the fact that the guy is in us u will get such things i am in the industry and i know
Answered by surya s - Thu Apr 8 13:26:30 2010
How often do USA College Players transfer to different clubs outside of the US?
Q. I was wondering how often USA College Plays get transferred/signed straight out of college to a club outside of the United States? Please compare this to Division I travel teams and Top 25 College Soccer Teams. Soccer is the least appreciated sport in America, and I don't want to play for a club that gets 100 fans a game... Thanks :)
Asked by Rasta Haze99 - Wed Aug 12 09:46:15 2009 - Other - Soccer - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Not very often because very few scouts from other countires come and look at colligeate players, most forigen scouts come to see players playing in the mls first or playing for young us or odp teams
Answered by Z@CK - Wed Aug 12 09:57:01 2009
Q. I was wondering how often USA College Plays get transferred/signed straight out of college to a club outside of the United States? Please compare this to Division I travel teams and Top 25 College Soccer Teams. Soccer is the least appreciated sport in America, and I don't want to play for a club that gets 100 fans a game... Thanks :)
Asked by Rasta Haze99 - Wed Aug 12 09:46:15 2009 - Other - Soccer - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Not very often because very few scouts from other countires come and look at colligeate players, most forigen scouts come to see players playing in the mls first or playing for young us or odp teams
Answered by Z@CK - Wed Aug 12 09:57:01 2009
Other than USA and Japan, none of the developed nations have the technological edge?
Q. In several areas of technology and innovation, the USA and Japan (and to some extent, Germany and Sweden too) are far ahead than the rest of the world. And we never hear about any technological invention come out of the UK or Australia or Canada or France or China. How come USA and Japan are far more technologically advanced than the other developed nations in the world?
Asked by - Thu Jan 10 15:01:06 2008 - History - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Guess who invented the chip on your credit card? And has been using that technology for twenty years already? Where is your high speed train? Where is your vertical take off plane? 1983 Luc Montagnier and Robert Gallo isolate HIV, the virus that causes AIDS 1990 Tim Berners-Lee, a consultant at CERN, the European laboratory for particle physics, along with his colleague Robert Cailliau author software that gave birth of the World Wide Web 1996 'Dolly' the sheep is born in Scotland. She was produced by cloning a single mammary cell 1975 Cesar Milstein Argentine-born British biochemist and co-workers develop monoclonal antibodies, the 'magic bullets' that can seek out specific antigens and therefore disease-causing organisms...
Answered by Cabal - Thu Jan 10 15:13:34 2008
Q. In several areas of technology and innovation, the USA and Japan (and to some extent, Germany and Sweden too) are far ahead than the rest of the world. And we never hear about any technological invention come out of the UK or Australia or Canada or France or China. How come USA and Japan are far more technologically advanced than the other developed nations in the world?
Asked by - Thu Jan 10 15:01:06 2008 - History - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Guess who invented the chip on your credit card? And has been using that technology for twenty years already? Where is your high speed train? Where is your vertical take off plane? 1983 Luc Montagnier and Robert Gallo isolate HIV, the virus that causes AIDS 1990 Tim Berners-Lee, a consultant at CERN, the European laboratory for particle physics, along with his colleague Robert Cailliau author software that gave birth of the World Wide Web 1996 'Dolly' the sheep is born in Scotland. She was produced by cloning a single mammary cell 1975 Cesar Milstein Argentine-born British biochemist and co-workers develop monoclonal antibodies, the 'magic bullets' that can seek out specific antigens and therefore disease-causing organisms...
Answered by Cabal - Thu Jan 10 15:13:34 2008
How to tell if 2010 USA World Cup jersey is authentic or Fake?
Q. The Official jersey is made by Nike and is the Dri-Fit material. The USA crest and the "authentic" black tag are sewn/stitched. What about the 2010 FIFA patch on the right sleeve? (sewn patch or other) Is there anything else to look for?
Asked by calshamus - Wed Jun 23 20:33:23 2010 - 2006 FIFA World Cup(TM) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. I think you've got it all there - the crucial thing is that it features all the correct labels and the correct markings on the shirt itself. In my experience the fake jerseys are generally poorly cut, and do not include any or all of the markings (manufacturer's logo, country logo, etc). The biggest giveaway will be the price - the genuine article is relatively expensive. If you see cheap jerseys which are "new" then odds-on they are fake. Safest bet is to buy from a reputable, physical store rather than online.
Answered by winterwolf_au - Wed Jun 23 21:11:43 2010
Q. The Official jersey is made by Nike and is the Dri-Fit material. The USA crest and the "authentic" black tag are sewn/stitched. What about the 2010 FIFA patch on the right sleeve? (sewn patch or other) Is there anything else to look for?
Asked by calshamus - Wed Jun 23 20:33:23 2010 - 2006 FIFA World Cup(TM) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. I think you've got it all there - the crucial thing is that it features all the correct labels and the correct markings on the shirt itself. In my experience the fake jerseys are generally poorly cut, and do not include any or all of the markings (manufacturer's logo, country logo, etc). The biggest giveaway will be the price - the genuine article is relatively expensive. If you see cheap jerseys which are "new" then odds-on they are fake. Safest bet is to buy from a reputable, physical store rather than online.
Answered by winterwolf_au - Wed Jun 23 21:11:43 2010
How would usa currency work in brazil for the 2014 world cup?
Q. I want to go to the 2014 world cup in brazil. but how would my usa currency work in brazil? do i pay american dollars to stay in a brazilian hotel, or do i swith to brazilian dollars? or if i am to attend a game, what currency do i pay with? how does all that work during a world cup in another country?
Asked by John - Fri Aug 12 17:42:40 2011 - 2006 FIFA World Cup(TM) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Some countries have adopted the dollar as their currency. Brazil hasn't. They will gladly accept dollars though -
Answered by Bob - Mon Aug 15 23:05:03 2011
Q. I want to go to the 2014 world cup in brazil. but how would my usa currency work in brazil? do i pay american dollars to stay in a brazilian hotel, or do i swith to brazilian dollars? or if i am to attend a game, what currency do i pay with? how does all that work during a world cup in another country?
Asked by John - Fri Aug 12 17:42:40 2011 - 2006 FIFA World Cup(TM) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Some countries have adopted the dollar as their currency. Brazil hasn't. They will gladly accept dollars though -
Answered by Bob - Mon Aug 15 23:05:03 2011
Usa???
Q. cool or not
Asked by I don't walk, I strut. - Tue Aug 22 12:56:54 2006 - Other - Society & Culture - 23 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Certainly the best nation in the world when all factors are taken into consideration. You sure don't see people flocking in such multitudes to other nations.
Answered by jh - Tue Aug 22 13:03:36 2006
Q. cool or not
Asked by I don't walk, I strut. - Tue Aug 22 12:56:54 2006 - Other - Society & Culture - 23 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Certainly the best nation in the world when all factors are taken into consideration. You sure don't see people flocking in such multitudes to other nations.
Answered by jh - Tue Aug 22 13:03:36 2006
Is there NON-Computer Science MS courses available in USA universities for a student with computer background?
Q. I am from India. I did my Engineering in Computer Science. I had a made a poor career choice and regretting now. I am currently working as a Senior Software Engineer in one of the software firms. I wish to do MS in USA. But I dont want to do it in anything related to Computer Science. I am more interested in English Literature or Psychology or Medicine related courses... Can a computer Science student do such Master degree courses in USA?
Asked by - Wed Jan 19 15:50:02 2011 - Studying Abroad - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yes, you can take any masters program that you're interested in. You'll have to take the basic level courses and work your way through those classes, but you can definitely pick a different area of study for your masters program. Blessings
Answered by Phil - Wed Jan 19 15:52:54 2011
Q. I am from India. I did my Engineering in Computer Science. I had a made a poor career choice and regretting now. I am currently working as a Senior Software Engineer in one of the software firms. I wish to do MS in USA. But I dont want to do it in anything related to Computer Science. I am more interested in English Literature or Psychology or Medicine related courses... Can a computer Science student do such Master degree courses in USA?
Asked by - Wed Jan 19 15:50:02 2011 - Studying Abroad - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yes, you can take any masters program that you're interested in. You'll have to take the basic level courses and work your way through those classes, but you can definitely pick a different area of study for your masters program. Blessings
Answered by Phil - Wed Jan 19 15:52:54 2011
What are the best USA states to visit? And what are the best times of year to go?
Q. I want to travel to USA in the near future and want to know where to DEF go and where not to go. And also time of year which is best?
Asked by sammi - Sun Jan 18 13:05:56 2009 - Other - United States - 4 Answers - Comments
A. you have to go to New York City (new York), or California is really pretty. I say during the spring is really pretty. washington DC is good, too. really pretty in the fall and you can see the white house
Answered by lalalal - Sun Jan 18 13:10:15 2009
Q. I want to travel to USA in the near future and want to know where to DEF go and where not to go. And also time of year which is best?
Asked by sammi - Sun Jan 18 13:05:56 2009 - Other - United States - 4 Answers - Comments
A. you have to go to New York City (new York), or California is really pretty. I say during the spring is really pretty. washington DC is good, too. really pretty in the fall and you can see the white house
Answered by lalalal - Sun Jan 18 13:10:15 2009
How well does the usa political system do at producing idiots?
Q. I see them here they argue over red and blue like idiots, they make up labels for those vote for the other party, they fight with their own country people abusing each other and behaving like fools. Does the usa system attract or make idiots?
Asked by 1.61803399 - Thu Feb 11 19:04:54 2010 - Politics - 8 Answers - Comments
A. both everyone on both sides are fucking stupid
Answered by notatroll - Thu Feb 11 19:12:22 2010
Q. I see them here they argue over red and blue like idiots, they make up labels for those vote for the other party, they fight with their own country people abusing each other and behaving like fools. Does the usa system attract or make idiots?
Asked by 1.61803399 - Thu Feb 11 19:04:54 2010 - Politics - 8 Answers - Comments
A. both everyone on both sides are fucking stupid
Answered by notatroll - Thu Feb 11 19:12:22 2010
Should the USA start using products made here instead of other countries?
Q. I heard in my Social Studies class last year that the USA would be better off just by supplying the country with "home made" products. I think that would consider us an isolated nation. Would it help at all?
Asked by Kelsey C - Fri Feb 6 17:50:13 2009 - Politics - 10 Answers - Comments
A. It would definately help, but it also violates some trade agreements with our allies. If we only buy American products, other countries will cut us off from their goods, and we'd be in the same crap hole we've been trying to get out of.
Answered by Low Key - Fri Feb 6 17:54:38 2009
Q. I heard in my Social Studies class last year that the USA would be better off just by supplying the country with "home made" products. I think that would consider us an isolated nation. Would it help at all?
Asked by Kelsey C - Fri Feb 6 17:50:13 2009 - Politics - 10 Answers - Comments
A. It would definately help, but it also violates some trade agreements with our allies. If we only buy American products, other countries will cut us off from their goods, and we'd be in the same crap hole we've been trying to get out of.
Answered by Low Key - Fri Feb 6 17:54:38 2009
How do I find marketing people in USA, who will work on commissions-only basis to market for IT consulting?
Q. We are a 2 person start-up company. We have purchased a company with 10 years history, very good credit rating, and at zero employees, in North East USA. Since we are tight on budget and are working as full time consultants ourselves, we are unable to market and expand the company. We were wondering if there are any websites/resources (besides posting an Ad on a jobs website) which we can explore to communicate to potential IT services marketing personnel in the North East USA, to see if we can work on a commission-only basis initially. Once we start serving 2-3 clients and place a few consultants, we can afford to switch to a salary + commission option. This can be a great option for a marketing person who has contacts in the market but… [cont.]
Asked by Peter - Tue Jun 13 14:48:55 2006 - Small Business - 4 Answers - 5 Comments
A. try craigs list www.craigslist.com just click on your area on the right after you get to their website
Answered by Ryan - Tue Jun 13 14:55:21 2006
Q. We are a 2 person start-up company. We have purchased a company with 10 years history, very good credit rating, and at zero employees, in North East USA. Since we are tight on budget and are working as full time consultants ourselves, we are unable to market and expand the company. We were wondering if there are any websites/resources (besides posting an Ad on a jobs website) which we can explore to communicate to potential IT services marketing personnel in the North East USA, to see if we can work on a commission-only basis initially. Once we start serving 2-3 clients and place a few consultants, we can afford to switch to a salary + commission option. This can be a great option for a marketing person who has contacts in the market but… [cont.]
Asked by Peter - Tue Jun 13 14:48:55 2006 - Small Business - 4 Answers - 5 Comments
A. try craigs list www.craigslist.com just click on your area on the right after you get to their website
Answered by Ryan - Tue Jun 13 14:55:21 2006
Where can I find a USA accountant on the internet where I can consult him/he about USA taxes policy?
Q. I want to ask a USA accountant because I have sets of questions to clarify about taxes when doing e-commerce business especially if I am a Philippine based e-commerce business serving USA clients. I don't want to violate any USA tax policy.
Asked by artotoy - Sun Apr 8 21:36:36 2007 - United States - 3 Answers - Comments
A. We are Texas-based firm doing US tax returns for worldwide clients. We can put you in touch with someone who speaks English or Tagalog. My business associate has an office outside Manila. --A Damn Fine Tax Advisor
Answered by WealthBuilder - Sun Apr 8 22:58:06 2007
Q. I want to ask a USA accountant because I have sets of questions to clarify about taxes when doing e-commerce business especially if I am a Philippine based e-commerce business serving USA clients. I don't want to violate any USA tax policy.
Asked by artotoy - Sun Apr 8 21:36:36 2007 - United States - 3 Answers - Comments
A. We are Texas-based firm doing US tax returns for worldwide clients. We can put you in touch with someone who speaks English or Tagalog. My business associate has an office outside Manila. --A Damn Fine Tax Advisor
Answered by WealthBuilder - Sun Apr 8 22:58:06 2007
What Facility Braxton Hotel in USA offers?
Q. I am planning for visit USA next Week, I have searched lots of hotels in USA. Lastly i have found a hotels named Braxton Hotel in USA. Can anyone know about it what type of facilities offered by Braxton Hotels. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Peter Gomz - Mon Sep 20 08:50:10 2010 - Other - United States - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hi there,information for you.. Features. In addition to a business center and multilingual staff, Braxton Hotels features coffee in the lobby and air conditioning in public areas. The property offers wireless Internet access. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. The staff can arrange tour assistance. The front desk is open 24 hours a day. This is a smoke-free property (fines may apply for violations). Guestrooms. Amenities featured in guestrooms include air conditioning, free local calls, and clock radios. Business-friendly amenities include voice mail. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. All guestrooms at Braxton Hotels are non-smoking. Quick Facts Pets not allowed… [cont.]
Answered by granddad pops o.b.e. - Thu Sep 23 17:52:04 2010
Q. I am planning for visit USA next Week, I have searched lots of hotels in USA. Lastly i have found a hotels named Braxton Hotel in USA. Can anyone know about it what type of facilities offered by Braxton Hotels. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Peter Gomz - Mon Sep 20 08:50:10 2010 - Other - United States - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hi there,information for you.. Features. In addition to a business center and multilingual staff, Braxton Hotels features coffee in the lobby and air conditioning in public areas. The property offers wireless Internet access. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. The staff can arrange tour assistance. The front desk is open 24 hours a day. This is a smoke-free property (fines may apply for violations). Guestrooms. Amenities featured in guestrooms include air conditioning, free local calls, and clock radios. Business-friendly amenities include voice mail. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. All guestrooms at Braxton Hotels are non-smoking. Quick Facts Pets not allowed… [cont.]
Answered by granddad pops o.b.e. - Thu Sep 23 17:52:04 2010
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