Quebec

Montreal, Quebec City Sherbrooke Gatineau

Pea soup

The driving distance from Columbus, OH to Mont-Tremblant, Canada is 760 miles or 1,223 kilometers.

The driving distance is about 255 miles.

== == If you mean the French, as in the famous Louis Bachelier, see

http://virtualfrenchtutor.com/site.php/spgs/read/frenchg/ which has audio files that pronounce the last name as (besh el yeah)

GLEE AIR the 'r' is pronounced from the back of the throat at the end

http://www.bonjourquebec.com/qc-en/attractions-directory/museum-interpretation-centre-historic-site/mine-dagates-du-mont-lyall_1254803.html

http://www.bonjourquebec.com/ca-en/gaspesie_en.html

http://www.bonjourquebec.com/qc-en/recherche/resultats.php?langue=en&mot_cle=AGATE&typerecherche=gen&x=0&y=0

http://www.sepaq.com/resources/pdfs/en/chicchocsE.pdf

The list of links are the best i can find on Geode`s in Quebec.

Jack

You get bombed.

the cost would be aprox. $5.00 including tax

In the Northeastern US: Pro Sports: # 1 Baseball, #2 Football, #3 Basketball, a very distant #4 was Hockey (almost nobody cared about hockey). College Sports: # 1 Football, #2 Basketball, #3 Track & field, #4 Baseball, college hockey was not an issue in the 50's. High School Sports: Same as College except switch #3 and #4. Hockey:unheard of in High School.

Schmutzdecke: -pronounce the sch like you would the sh in "short" -add the 'm' sound to it as if you are saying "mmmh good" to food - than add the 'u' sound as in the word 'would' - lastly make the 'tz' sound like you are opening a soda can that was shaken...tzzzzzz - pronounce the 'deck' as if you are saying the word 'deck' (as in raised patio or pier) -pronounce the 'e' like you say it in the word 'the'

kah-KEK-see-uh

Plains of Abraham

In Ontario and Quebec

the French culture has an impact on the different parts of north America such as the province of Québec and the state of Louisiana. based on which you know how would you explain this.

the fur brought huge profit

Miles from Portland Maine to Quebec city

barrel length increases accuracy not range.

It increases range also.

not it doesnt, it allow for different bullets which may contain more gun powder but it you fired the same bullet from a regular M-16 and a short barrel M-16 they will both travel the same distance as the bullet is subject to the same thrust, friction and gravity forces which ultimatly determine the max range. however the longer barrel contains more coils giving the bullet more spin enhancing accuracy. to increase range you need more thrust or reduced friction or mass of the bullet none of which has anything to do with barrel lengh

==Actual Answer== Please do not speak if you do not know what you are talking about. It is a well known fact that barrel length increases range, that is a big reason they use them on sniper rifles. Seriously, it is laughable that you would try to speak against it when you have not even tried to research it, everyone in the firearms world would laugh. The longer barrel allows for the expanding gases to have more time to accelerate the bullet down the barrel, and increases the muzzle velocity, which in turn allows the bullet to travel farther. I hope I don't have to describe why a faster muzzle velocity increases the range as well.

Now as for accuracy, I have not read anything yet that really gives me a good reason besides "it should." I'm going to leave it up for grabs for now to be interpreted either way, but as of now, I have not found sufficient evidence that barrel length greatly affects accuracy. If anything, a longer barrel will allow for more vibration which can slightly lower accuracy. Most of accuracy is up to other factors in the gun, like rifling for example.

Are you referring to the part of Maine that sticks out further to the east than the rest of the State? I wouldn't call it "Southeast", as it's WAY further North than a good part of the state. If you're referring to the part of Maine that is about due east of Bangor (you'll need to look at a map to be sure of this), we in Maine call that "Downeast". If you're referring to the furthest south area of Maine, us Mainers just refer to that as "York County" (that is it's actual name).

Gary mack

Yes. No

The "o" is a long sound, as in "foe", followed by "shh" in the same syllable. Unknown if either the French Marshal or actress Nina Foch (1924-2008, born 'Fock') used this pronunciation.

Trematoda

Jones cable, before that Storer Cable