Is Bud really the most consumed beer in the world, what about Asia?
It appears that the general cencus on Yahoo answers is that Bud is the most consumed beer in the world. Is there not a beer that is drunk in the Far East or Asia that may challange the King of Beers?
Beer, Wine & Spirits - 4 Answers
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street water in asia is the same as bud
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i was told by my husband the sapparo and orion are the most popular beers in Japan as for the other asain countries i'm not sure
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Tsingtao is the best-selling Chinese beer in China. There are a lot of people in China
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The main thing to remember is that the most consumed beer is far from an indication of the BEST beer. It is usually an indication of what is the cheapest. Economics has no appreciation for taste! Tiger Beer in Singapore is probably the best selling beer in China but doesn't come close to Bud (the equivalent of Clydesdale Pee, in my opinion). Looking for a great beer? Try Anchor Steam from the Anchor brewing company in San Fransisco or Moretti's an Italian beer with an incredible flavor and no aftertaste. (Okay...these are my personal faves along with Pilsner Urquel from the Czeck Republic, Guinness and Negro Modelo-Mexico).
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Is it possible to get from Asia to America by car?
Is it possible to get from Asia to America by car?
I would like to travel from Europe to America by car but can't find a way how to get over the see/ocean. Is there a Ferry or something like that that brings cars and people from Asia to America?
Other - Asia Pacific - 6 Answers
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seriously? maybe if the oceans froze over
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No, there is not. You will have to fly.
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Well, you could take your car on a boat but its not techinically driving, otherwise you can not.
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You can ship your car overseas through ocean freight. You can not drive your car there directly.
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Sorry you Can NOT. You have to cross the Bering Sea that's between Alaska and Russia.
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No, no and no
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I would like to travel from Europe to America by car but can't find a way how to get over the see/ocean. Is there a Ferry or something like that that brings cars and people from Asia to America?
Other - Asia Pacific - 6 Answers
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seriously? maybe if the oceans froze over
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No, there is not. You will have to fly.
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Well, you could take your car on a boat but its not techinically driving, otherwise you can not.
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You can ship your car overseas through ocean freight. You can not drive your car there directly.
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Sorry you Can NOT. You have to cross the Bering Sea that's between Alaska and Russia.
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No, no and no
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Where is the best place in Asia to learn to Scubadive?
Where is the best place in Asia to learn to Scubadive?
I have no experience scuba diving and will be in South East Asia from December to March. I have a limited budget, so the cheaper the better.
Swimming & Diving - 3 Answers
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Rendang!
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thailand is your best bet. if you don't mind, the tsunami stricken Phuket has some very good deal at the moment to attract the visitors back.
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Thailand is certainly the cheapest place in Asia to get your PADI Open Water certification. The Similan Islands are one of the world's best dive destinations and you can do a liveaboard boat trip there for 4 days, including your Open Water course, for around $500 - see www.phuket-diving-safaris.com as an example of a liveaboard operator Phuket is not "tsunami-stricken" - the tsunami was nearly 2 years ago and you'll find very little evidence of it ever having happened if you come to Thailand as a tourist. Phuket tends to be one of the more expensive areas in Thailand for tourists because it's so well known - nearby islands like Koh Lanta and Koh Phi Phi are cheaper and much more beautiful, I think. You can do Open Water courses there too, doing daytrips over a couple of days to get your certifying dives. Check out godive-lanta.com on Lanta - they are a great bunch of guys, I've dived with them several times. As a certified scuba instructor myself, I'd advise you don't rush your time for diving - most likely once you've done the course you'll be hooked, so schedule several more days for doing fun dives once you've qualified! Have fun
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I have no experience scuba diving and will be in South East Asia from December to March. I have a limited budget, so the cheaper the better.
Swimming & Diving - 3 Answers
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Rendang!
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thailand is your best bet. if you don't mind, the tsunami stricken Phuket has some very good deal at the moment to attract the visitors back.
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Thailand is certainly the cheapest place in Asia to get your PADI Open Water certification. The Similan Islands are one of the world's best dive destinations and you can do a liveaboard boat trip there for 4 days, including your Open Water course, for around $500 - see www.phuket-diving-safaris.com as an example of a liveaboard operator Phuket is not "tsunami-stricken" - the tsunami was nearly 2 years ago and you'll find very little evidence of it ever having happened if you come to Thailand as a tourist. Phuket tends to be one of the more expensive areas in Thailand for tourists because it's so well known - nearby islands like Koh Lanta and Koh Phi Phi are cheaper and much more beautiful, I think. You can do Open Water courses there too, doing daytrips over a couple of days to get your certifying dives. Check out godive-lanta.com on Lanta - they are a great bunch of guys, I've dived with them several times. As a certified scuba instructor myself, I'd advise you don't rush your time for diving - most likely once you've done the course you'll be hooked, so schedule several more days for doing fun dives once you've qualified! Have fun
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Thursday, August 2, 2012
What is a positive effect of the December 2004 tsunami in South Asia?
What is a positive effect of the December 2004 tsunami in South Asia?
What is a positive effect of the December 2004 tsunami in South Asia?
Earth Sciences & Geology - 4 Answers
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I can't think of any, unless you can give it to Mother Nature, for cleaning up her land. Like a volcano, clears Mother Nature's throat, to make new land. And Yes, it will get worse.
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None really . . . Unless you like seeing millions die (Which i hope you don't!)
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At first glance, there's evidently nothing positive at all in hundreds of ppl dying in a disaster. But I suppose that every natural disaster goes long way in making ppl aware of the fact that we cant just sit here n continue burning forests n adding more CO2 to the atmosphere every which way, which is ultimately the cause of many phenomenon like drought, floods, more powerful hurricanes n typhoons, heat waves(Of course, not earthquake-caused tsunamis). I think what we can learn is that mother Nature is definitely not going to let us go without a spanking...and we better learn fast.
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the positive is that about 30 countries got together, implemented an early warning system so that it need not cost so many lives in the future.... becasue it will happen again...sad they could have done it before, but that's politics for you.....
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What is a positive effect of the December 2004 tsunami in South Asia?
Earth Sciences & Geology - 4 Answers
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I can't think of any, unless you can give it to Mother Nature, for cleaning up her land. Like a volcano, clears Mother Nature's throat, to make new land. And Yes, it will get worse.
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None really . . . Unless you like seeing millions die (Which i hope you don't!)
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At first glance, there's evidently nothing positive at all in hundreds of ppl dying in a disaster. But I suppose that every natural disaster goes long way in making ppl aware of the fact that we cant just sit here n continue burning forests n adding more CO2 to the atmosphere every which way, which is ultimately the cause of many phenomenon like drought, floods, more powerful hurricanes n typhoons, heat waves(Of course, not earthquake-caused tsunamis). I think what we can learn is that mother Nature is definitely not going to let us go without a spanking...and we better learn fast.
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the positive is that about 30 countries got together, implemented an early warning system so that it need not cost so many lives in the future.... becasue it will happen again...sad they could have done it before, but that's politics for you.....
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