How to take a cat from North America to South America HELP?
Q. We will be moving from Canada to Ecuador this coming September. We're trying to find a way to take our beloved cat with us but we seem to be running into a lot of roadblocks that are making it impossible to take the cat with us. Does anyone have any ideas or information about transporting an animal to South America from North America? PLEASE help!
Asked by dreamangel_141414 - Sat Jul 4 11:09:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. According to the web site below, cats must be vaccinated within sixty days before departure, against feline panleukopenia and rabies. This link explains exactly which documents are required for your cat to enter Ecuador. I don't know whereabouts in Canada you are, but this link has contact details for the Ecuador Embassy and Consulates, who will be able to confirm exactly what the current requirements are. Pet transportation regulations vary. Some airlines will allow them to travel in the cabin, whilst other only transport pets as cargo in the hold. This link has contact details for all the airlines, so that you can check that information. All airlines insist that pets are treated for parasites and ticks 24-48 hours prior to… [cont.]
Answered by michele_cat_cyprus - Sat Jul 4 16:37:16 2009

How might scientists determine when North America seperated from Eurasia during the breakup of Pangaea?Moreinf
Q. Assume scientists know the rate at which N. America & Eurasia are drifting farther apart on their respective continental plates. How might scientists determine when North America seperated from Eurasia during the breakup of Pangaea?
Asked by Smarkieee - Mon Mar 31 18:48:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Assume that the rate at which N. America and Eurasia are drifting apart has and will remain constant. To determine when the continents separated you'd: current distance between continents / rate of drift = time (ago) So for instance (made up numbers): (2000 miles) / (1 mile/year) = 2000 years remember...that's 2000 years ago. You have to subtract the number of years from the current year to get the specific point in time.
Answered by spritzer93@sbcglobal.net - Thu Apr 3 22:58:26 2008

How much do referees in Europe and North America get paid?
Q. Anyone living in Europe or North America, if you can give me an overview of how much referees get paid and if you are a ref yourself how long it took you to get paid good money? Thanks.
Asked by Football the life, 18 years old - Mon May 17 02:18:04 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Depends on the level games you are working. For example when you first start out doing youth games you may make around $20.00 or so per game. The upside is that the games are often short and you can do several in one day. When I work adult mens, womens or high school games the pay is around $50-$60 per match. Again, sometimes multiple matches are available within one day. On a good weekend you could possibly pick up four or more games and maybe a stray game or two during the week. The pay for working in say MLS varies due to several factors. AR's in MLS and FIFA will make near $300.00 per game. The referee will make more than $400.00 per game or possibly more depending on his rating. These fees can also increase during playoff and cup… [cont.]
Answered by Lance - Wed May 19 00:29:10 2010