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I have one Crunch power 1,400 Wats a/b amp
2 10inch kicker, 2 6×9 kicker (speakers) and 2 6.5 kicker (speakers also)

It depends how loud you want it. 1400 watts through those 6 speakers ought to make plenty of noise. I’ve run small outdoor concerts off 1,000 watts.

My friends and I are planning a trip down to Cancun for our Spring Breaks. I was wondering what the best "party" hotels are down there. We like to drink and party, but we are all college students so obviously nothing too expensive.

Thanks in advance for the help!
Okay, maybe no one understands the question lol. I’m looking for a hotel.

During "spring break" every hotel is a party hotel they live for this time of year. Now one thing to remember is the Isla de Cancun or the "Hotel Zone" is divided by kilometers running north to south and marker 8 is the hot spot. So any hotel around here are the best. Fiesta, Dos Playas Intercontinental, Your best bet is talk to a travel agent telling them you want a hotel around kilometer marker 8 or contact one of those companies that specialize in spring break tours. Check your campus for posters regarding spring break trips.
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im 15 about to turn 16 and im curious as to what the age limit of going and staying at a hotel is? does it matter how long you stay? (i live in new york if it helps?)

In general you must be 18 to check into a NYC hotel room and have a valid credit card and photo ID….

The College Accommodation I live in is also where a class of foreign Muslims chose to spend the academic year and many have done things like instruct the other person in the apartment that the utensils in the kitchen provided by the accommodation are only to be used by them so they don’t touch meat which isn’t Halal.. How is the best way to go about handling this without causing a commotion?

Politely inform them that you are paying for these premises as much as them and if they need special utensils, they can buy their own and keep them in their rooms, or they can pay you not to use them as compensation for not been able to use equipment you have funded.

Or get onto the Uni about it. They’re your landlords. They can either move you or them, or inform them that the tenancy agreement applies to everyone, including Muslims.

Ireland has sheep, sheepdogs and shepherds. I have been to Ireland and I know that they do. I saw plenty of sheep in Ireland. Do stereotypical Irishmen shepherds in Ireland that wear round Donegal tweed caps, wool sweaters that smoke pipes with ear lobes that are elderly that wear boots and work on rainy days in Ireland and drink Guinness Pub Irish Beer do they ever get chased by their flocks of sheep?

I think you may be confusing shepherds with sheep farmers, I would seriously doubt there are any shepherds in Ireland these days.

There are plenty of sheep farmers around but never seen any "smoke pipes with ear lobes". Come to think of it I’ve never seen anybody doing that.
I’ve also never seen any being chased by sheep by either.

I am writing a short story on Irish sentiment after the Sepoy Mutiny as an assignment and my main character is a half-Irish half-Indian girl in Ireland. JML! I’m looking everywhere and can’t find a thing. Can anyone help me? If her age comes to question, she’s 18.

Interesting! It’s hard to find anything on this. I’d imagine sentiment would have been split. Many Irish served willingly in the British Army during the Indian Mutiny – look at the life of the legendary John Nicholson for example. John Purcell was a Galwayman who received the Victoria Cross for his efforts in Dehli. Some Irish would have seen the Sepoy Rebellion as a war to be put down and would have agreed with the extreme measures the British took in the rebellion’s aftermath.

Others might have seen it differently. At this time Ireland was still recovering from famine. The population had been decimated through starvation and emigration. A political writer called John Mitchell published a tract in 1861 decrying the famine as a deliberate act of murder by the English against the Irish – clearly there was discontent so it is possible that there would have been some sympathy amongst the Irish for the fate of India. I’m not sure about this though – there were many Irish working in India either in the army or in the administration who would have benefitted from colonisation and employment in India. These Irishmen abroad raised funds and sent them back as relief to the Irish poor during the famine.

There’s a great resource available online – an archive of newspapers going back to the 1800s. If you read some of the record of The Nation newspaper from the period you might get an idea of what popular sentiment was at the time. Available here:

I’m flying in from Gold Coast airport, and visiting Movie World and Dream World are my priorities. Which suburb/town should I look for accommodation? I have been unable to find holiday accommodation in Oxenford and Coomera. Please recommend suburbs/towns that would be convenient for me to stay at. Also, if you have a particular apartment/hotel/etc to recommend, please feel free to do so. Thanks!

Most of the holiday accommodation is located in the suburbs of Southport, Main Beach, Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Burliegh and Miami. There’s not much out that way apart from at Hope Island. For a guide to suburbs with a map see http://www.goldcoastinfo.net/accommodation/

Movie World, Wet n Wild, Dreamworld are located between Oxenford and Coomera, about 30-40 mins drive from Surfers Paradise, most people usually catch public bus http://translink.com.au/travel-information/visiting-south-east-queensland or one of the many shuttle bus services. Some hotels/resorts also offer theme park transfers. If there is a group, splitting the cost in a stretch limo can be fun and affordable http://www.mygoldcoastlimo.com

ISIT POSSIBLE FOR ME TO BOOK A HOTEL FOR ONE, BUT THEN BRING A GUEST? OR DOES THE GUEST HAVE TO BE BOOKED IN TO.

I’ve done it before. You have to book the room, arrive at the hotel (by yourself) then just get your Guest to enter the hotel and to go straight up to your room.

we are a family of 5 with young children and a dog and cat. we home educate and enjoy growing veg countryside and visits to the sea. my family are from boyle i have relatives ive never met that id love to look up. we want to be somewhere where there are things for young children and play parks and somewhere safe.
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Well, you won’t go far wrong with the Waterford area on the south coast. It is a lovely place. Or even Cork which is younger and more vibrant. There are excellent rental opportunities at the moment, but the jobs market is a little tight.

We are leaving for Ireland on January 9th and I have no idea what to expect weather wise. Also I have a question about the exchange of currency. Any tips in regards to recommended things to visit would be greatly appreciated. We will be in Dublin, Waterford, as well as the Cliffs of Moor area.

Generally rainy (Jan. is the wettest month of the year) and a bit cold: the average wintertime temperature in Ireland is 8°C/46.4°F; for it’s latitude (which is about the same as Hudson Bay in Canada, and even parts of Alaska), that’s practically a heatwave! (It doesn’t usually snow that much at all in Ireland, though it has done for the last 2 winters; however, that’s not an indication of any future likelihood of snow.)

You can get more details temperature and rainfall information from the website below, which is that of Met Eireann, the (official) Irish meteorological service).

(You said you had a question about exchange of currency, but didn’t actually ask it