How do the monsoons and the mountains influence the climate in South Asia?
i did all the multiple choice all i have left are these two and quite frankly im stuck. How do the monsoons and the mountains influence the climate in South Asia? Include in your answer an analysis of how monsoons can be responsible for survival and hardship in this region. Do you think that the British influence in India was positive or negative? Explain your answer.
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dude i think im doing the same exam as you right now. haha.
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Mall of Asia
What are the different kinds of clothing stores at SM Mall of Asia?
I'm planning to visit Manila some time later this year and shopping at Mall of Asia is one of my itinerary. I would like to know what are the clothing stores or shoe stores (foreign and/or local) available? If u could give me a list, it be very helpful to me. :-)
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You can use their website to locate 87 Fashion Apparel / Clothing Stores in the Mall of Asia and access a map for each location one at a time at: http://www.smmallofasia.com/moa/index.php?p=1097 Von Dutch, Club Princess, Skin Food, Surplus Shop, Dickies, Levis, Giordano, Mango, and of course SM Dept Store are just a few names.
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You can go to the joobay website and have a look. http://www.joobay.com/Coolest-,name,100047,user_id,shop
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I'm planning to visit Manila some time later this year and shopping at Mall of Asia is one of my itinerary. I would like to know what are the clothing stores or shoe stores (foreign and/or local) available? If u could give me a list, it be very helpful to me. :-)
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You can use their website to locate 87 Fashion Apparel / Clothing Stores in the Mall of Asia and access a map for each location one at a time at: http://www.smmallofasia.com/moa/index.php?p=1097 Von Dutch, Club Princess, Skin Food, Surplus Shop, Dickies, Levis, Giordano, Mango, and of course SM Dept Store are just a few names.
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You can go to the joobay website and have a look. http://www.joobay.com/Coolest-,name,100047,user_id,shop
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
What country would cheaper to fly into if I want to travel throughout Asia.?
What country would cheaper to fly into if I want to travel throughout Asia.?
I am planning to leave the U.S around October. November to travel around Asia but I am not quite sure which country would be cheaper to fly into as a start off point. Anywhere in Asia would be fine. Any ideas, suggestions and websites I can look into.
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russia or australia trust me japanese people there you wont understand them at first thats why i alwas bring a tranlater
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Thailand Please visit to http://travelinchantaburi.blogspot.com/
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If you want to see Japan at some point on your trip, I would start in Tokyo. It is usually the cheapest city to fly into from the US, as well as the cheapest place to fly back to the US from, and there are a lot of cheap airfares from Tokyo to other Asian countries. Look at www.no1-travel.com, for example, for an English-speaking Japanese travel agency that has a lot of very good discounts. However, Japan is a very expensive country, and if you aren't particularly interested in it, then you should start elsewhere. Bangkok, Thailand in particular is a major airline hub with a lot of very cheap flights to other places in Asia, and getting there isn't much more expensive than getting to Tokyo. You might look at the airlines Bangkok Airways, Air Asia, and Dragonair, which often have very cheap fares - their hubs are Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), and Hong Kong, respectively.
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I am planning to leave the U.S around October. November to travel around Asia but I am not quite sure which country would be cheaper to fly into as a start off point. Anywhere in Asia would be fine. Any ideas, suggestions and websites I can look into.
Other - Destinations - 3 Answers
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russia or australia trust me japanese people there you wont understand them at first thats why i alwas bring a tranlater
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Thailand Please visit to http://travelinchantaburi.blogspot.com/
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If you want to see Japan at some point on your trip, I would start in Tokyo. It is usually the cheapest city to fly into from the US, as well as the cheapest place to fly back to the US from, and there are a lot of cheap airfares from Tokyo to other Asian countries. Look at www.no1-travel.com, for example, for an English-speaking Japanese travel agency that has a lot of very good discounts. However, Japan is a very expensive country, and if you aren't particularly interested in it, then you should start elsewhere. Bangkok, Thailand in particular is a major airline hub with a lot of very cheap flights to other places in Asia, and getting there isn't much more expensive than getting to Tokyo. You might look at the airlines Bangkok Airways, Air Asia, and Dragonair, which often have very cheap fares - their hubs are Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), and Hong Kong, respectively.
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