Michael asked:


I’ve lived in Scotland my whole life and what to get away somewhere else for a few years: preferably the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand or South Africa. I would be willing to work in non-English speaking countries too, but foreign languages were never my forte! Does anyone know how easy it would be to get a job abroad with my Scots Law degree?
Answers are greatly appreciated.

anna m asked:


I live in California and am a senior in high school exploring college options. I am a beginner in music but still want to pursue a musical career and would like to study in England or Scotland although i have financial problems and still need to look into getting a passport since i have not traveled much at all.

Joseph Cece asked:


No need to answer all of them. Just some.

More information about Braveheart can be located at:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112573/

The questions are:

1. Why did William Wallace’s father and brother die?
2. What is the lesson that William Wallace learns from his uncle about fighting
3. Why does the King of England believe he can claim right over Scotland?
4. What are some of the daily activities of the peasants of Scotland?
5. What clothes are worn by the Scottish?
6. What clothes/armour do the English wear?
7. Why was William Wallace’s wife killed? What happens as a result?
8. What are the different weapons used in the attack?
8. What is the type of castle that is attacked by William Wallace and his men?
10. What are some of the tactics used by William Wallace and his men to attack the castle?
11. State where the first major battle is fought against the English.
12. What is the idea that William Wallace comes up with to combat the English cavalry. Is it successful?
13. What is the honour that William Wallace has bestowed upon him for winning the battle against the English?
14. How is the King able to get the Scottish nobles to go against William Wallace?
15. Who ends up betraying William Wallace and why does he do this?
16. What is William Wallace

dopeydogg asked:


I heard some rumours about this. Supposedly it was in the first ever international football match too when Scotland played England.

I havent heard of many (if any) black men playing football for Scotland so I thought this was quite interesting.
This was back in the late 19th century in the FIRST ever international football match.

Cowgirlup1396 asked:


I have to do a worksheet on macbeth..can anyone please help with some of the questions (you do not have to answer the whole thing, but some answers would b good_ THANK-YOU!!!
1.Macbeth is a play that remains relevant and interesting over 400 years after it was written, as is the case with many of Shakespeare’s works. Why is Shakespeare still worth reading?
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2.Is Duncan a fool for going to Macbeth’s castle and not suspecting the danger posed to him there by Macbeth and Lady Macbeth? Why or why not?
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3.Describe Macbeth’s behavior in the aftermath of Duncan’s murder. Does Macbeth’s behavior leave any room for readers and audience members to feel sympathy for him? Why or why not?
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4.Think about Macbeth’s position at the conclusion of Act III. In what ways has his ambition, which allowed him to obtain the Scottish throne in the first place, begun to be detrimental to him? Cite specific examples from the play in your response.
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5.Do you think the ways in which the predictions of the witches come true in the play’s final act are satisfying and appropriate? Or do you find the fact that the predictions are based on doublespeak and misinterpreted meanings to be disappointing? Explain your position.
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People go on learn to dance holidays for the obvious reason that they want to learn to dance. Learn to dance holidays have the double attraction of providing a vibrant social life experience, coupled with a built-in keep fit programme of dancing. Social dancing, the kind that requires a partner where people stay together and actually touch each other, has become extremely popular all over the world.

This is especially true of the UK where ballroom dancing has always enjoyed a particular popularity. You can go away on learn to dance holidays without being stuck with just ballroom style dancing. You can find holidays where they will teach you the basics of the Jitterbug and the Charleston, the Salsa and the Lambada, Line Dancing, Break Dancing and even exotic Pole Dancing, or anything in between.

Learn to dance holidays can include just about any kind of popular dance form there is. If Scottish country dancing appeals to you, and you fancy having a fling with the Highland Fling, a gallivant through the *** Gordons, or maybe a quick wrestle with a Quadrille, or even a Jig or a Hornpipe, then you’re in luck.

You’ll find someone somewhere, and not necessarily only in Scotland, offering learn to dance holidays with Scottish country dancing as the focus. After that it’s a simple matter of, “step we gaily on we go, heel for heel and toe for toe…”

The great thing about learn to dance holidays is that they are a wonderful way to get some exercise, while learning a few useful skills at the same time. It’s a lot of fun, even if you have two left feet starting out.

Persevere and you will soon find that the dance steps become ever more fluid and natural. Before long you will waltz your way into the Quickstep, trot your way into the Tango, and two-step your way into the Pasa Doble with the greatest of ease.

There’s another thing about learn to dance holidays that’s as important as getting some exercise; you’ll have a great social life while you enjoy your holiday. The people who are passionate about dancing are usually interesting people who love to meet others with a similar passion. You’ll meet the young and the old and the somewhere in between, all having fun and loving the experience.

Ballroom dancing is probably the most popular dance form offered on learn to dance holidays. This style of dancing has an elegance and fluidity that other dance styles often don’t. Its abiding popularity in the UK is reflected in television programmes such as Strictly Come Dancing that has millions tuning in every time it is aired.

Of course, learn to dance holidays are not just about dancing, though that is the main reason for going on one. Expect a few day excursions to be laid on, as well as having time to yourself for seeing the local sights and sounds, especially if the holiday is set somewhere abroad.

If you are the kind of person who likes something different, something with a challenge, and you don’t know how to dance, but would quite like to, then learn to dance holidays are for you. Check out your local dance club and see if they can help, or do a local search on the Internet. You’ll be glad you did!

By: Caron J Rose

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☼♥Dillon asked:


This is merely good,wholesome fun on YA…Nothing more;Nothing less.

1. A spot of tea WOULD be nice.
2. Michael !! Please stop saying ‘top o’ the morning’ to everyone you meet. You’re Scottish….NOT Irish!!
3. The American tourists kissed the Blarney Stone and they all came down with a virus.
4. Come quick!! The Cockroach From Hell is in the bathroom!!
5. A HAUNTED castle?? But,but,but…..We booked a room at the Hilton.
6. The local pub was playing music from Star Wars……VERY disappointing to the tourists from Idaho.
7. Would you PLEASE speak ENGLISH !! Ohhhhh….You are…..My bad.
8. The hotel clerk reminds me of Anthony Perkins in “Psycho.” I am NOT taking a shower while we are here!!
9. The wind howled, the lightning crashed and I’m fairly certain I saw several ghosts!!!
10. It is at times like these that I realize I married a(n) ______.
11. The rosy-cheeked children were laughing because ____________.
12. Carry me home to old Virginny !

Sully asked:


I’m Irish so I’m hoping they leave it. Why should a country like Scotland not be entirely their own?

Samian’s Sixth Account asked:


I’m writing a research paper on this and was sort of curious as to where Scotland’s loyalties lay ))

They rebelled against King Charles II when he tried to introduce the Book of Common Prayer but supposedly allied themselves during the War itself?

I’m a bit confused on that

weblaser asked:

Christmas in Scotland. Last minute bookings! Scottish cottages and castles. Castles in Iverness-shire, castles in Ross-shire, castles in Argyll, castles in Ayrshire and much more!