Virginia Wolf Questions & Answers

I have had them for about 15 years and I'm planning on moving to Virginia, and I'd like to know if they are legal there, I hope they are because I'd like to move soon. Thanks

"I'd like to say that Wolf and I lived happily ever after, but our lives were almost immediately interrupted by another crisis in the kingdoms. But that's not this story; this story is done. And when you live every day with all your heart then you can be happy ever after, even if it's only a short time. My name is Virginia... and I live on the edge of the forest. And this is the end of the first book of The 10th Kingdom." Does something she says refer to a fairy tale? Or was this simply a set-up for a sequel? Like when she says that their lives were interrupted...

I have done some research into raising wolves and it seems extremely difficult. If it is not legal in VA, does anyone know which states do allow people to raise wolves as pets?

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i in a country in which i dont have access to any good books,no credit card.i am a wondering if there is a site in which i can some or all parts of different books,authors like flannery oconnor,virginia wolf...???

i can't wait for my little son to start Just Williams...i shall relish reading them again with him...! London, April 28 (ANI): Classic children's books have beaten modern titles including the Harry Potter series to be named the best children's stories of all time. JK Rowling's best-selling series was overlooked in favour of classic tales in the table compiled by children's laureates Quentin Blake, Anne Fine, Michael Morpurgo, Jacqueline Wilson and Michael Rosen.The five children's laureates were asked to pick their favourite children's book and went for timeless classics such as Richmal Crompton's Just William, Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories and Josephine Poole's Snow White. Only five of the 35 chosen were published in the last 20 years and a fifth of the titles were released in the 19th century. The full list of titles on the Laureates' Table: Chosen by Quentin Blake: Little Tim And The Brave Sea Captain by Edward Ardizzone (published 1936) Queenie The Bantam by Bob Graham (1997) The Box Of Delights by John Masefield (1935) Rose Blanche by Ian McEwan and Roberto Innocenti (1985) Five Children And It by E Nesbit (1902) Snow White by Josephine Poole (1991) Stuart Little by EB White (1945) Chosen by Anne Fine: The Wolves Of Willoughby Chase by Joan Aiken (1963) Absolute Zero by Helen Cresswell (1978) Just William by Richmal Crompton (1922) Journey To The River Sea by Iva Ibbotson (2001) Lavender's Blue by Kathleen Lines (1954) A Child's Garden Of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson (1885) The Sword In The Stone by TH White (1938) Chosen by Michael Morpurgo: Five Go To Smuggler's Top by Enid Blyton (1945) Mike Mulligan And His Steam Shovel by Virginia Lee Burton (1939) Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens (1838) Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling (1902) A Book Of Nonsense by Edward Lear (1846) Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (1883) The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde (1888) Chosen by Jacqueline Wilson: Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (1868/69) A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett (1905) What Katy Did by Susan Coolidge (1872) The Family From One End Street by Eve Garnett (1937) The Railway Children by E Nesbit (1906) Ballet Shoes by Noel Streatfeild (1936) Mary Poppins by PL Travers (1934) Chosen by Michael Rosen: Clown by Quentin Blake (1995) The Diary Of A Young Girl by Anne Frank (1947) Emil And The Detectives by Erich Kastner (1928) Not Now, Bernard by David McKee (1980) Fairy Tales by Terry Jones (1981) Mr Gum And The Dancing Bear by Andy Stanton (2008) Daz 4 Zoe by Robert Swindells (1990) (ANI) http://in.news.yahoo.com/139/20090428/882/twl-classic-kids-books-pip-harry-potter.html

is it illegal to own a wolf hybrid and malamute mix in the state of virginia with out a USDA license?

The two obvious choices would be either Jane Austen or George Elliot, although Virginia Wolf also has to rank highly, but who would you say is the greatest?

Because at the end, it leads you to believe so by saying: "I'd like to say that Wolf and I lived happily ever after, but our lives were almost immediately interrupted by another crisis in the kingdoms. But that's not this story; this story is done. And when you live every day with all your heart then you can be happy ever after, even if it's only a short time. My name is Virginia... and I live on the edge of the forest. And this is the end of the first book of The 10th Kingdom." —Virginia Lewis

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What is the name of the style of authors like W. Somerset Maugham or Virginia Wolf. You know the first people to ever really get into deep stuff with their characters. Where as people like Dickens just compiled what they looked like and what they did, they really made them human. What is that called? I understand that Maugham and Woolf (thanks for the correction by the way) are very different from Dickens. I was simply bringing him up as a contrast in order to clarify my question.

I talking ato my mom whose from Virginia and she told me about people having wolves as pets down there so I'm just curious...can they make good pets?

ok so my family is taking a vacation to williamsburg virginia in april. we are going to the great wolf lodge. the website for it says its 85 degres at the lodge 24/7. idk if i should believe the website. and we are going down to virginia beach so idk what the weather is like. so could you tell me what the average temperature is in april in virginia? i really need the average temperature for outside the waterpark too!! we are going to virginia beach also

ok i live in san antonio texas, i plan on driving through three states, all the way up to california to go to my grandmothers grave in monterey, i'm also going to go to san diego and wolf mountain (sanctuary) then go to yellowstone to visit the wolf park so i will be going through nevada(las vegas), utah(salt lake city) and get to yellowstone national park which is in wyoming, then i will leave maybe in a few months after learning alot about the wolf, maybe volunteer there but i will have to leave so then i will be headed back to my home....going down to colorado (denver) through the small part of oklahoma back to my home area in san antonio, then relax for awhile, leave to florida so i will be going through maybe five states , then i am going to sling shot my way up to new york by going through georgia, north and south carolina, virginia, maryland (might stop for awhile at maryland) then go through deleware and pennsylvania and land in new york, then i need to get a plane headed to europe, i have about another year to think about this but it is not going to be easy.... but just want advice on how to gain money while we go through the states? i might add more details later

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What should we do? Thanks. We have a three year old and a ten year old. We are staying at the Great Wolf Lodge in Williamsburg.

College kid from Virginia, comes, and ends up with a group of kids that secretly play this game. The game has something to do with a killer and something about wolves. Someone ends up killing everyone in the group by acctual playing out the game, the guy ends up falling in love with a chick from that group, but finds out she was the killer.

Let me define my terms. I am not a fan of Tom Hanks but i thought that Saving Private Ryan was an important movie due to the opening 20 minutes regarding how the reality of war was shown. So taste aside, what films were either deep, effective, changed your view, moved you or just need to be seen. For me in no particular order.... Planet of the Apes (original) Schindler's List Apocalypse Now Saving Private Ryan Devil's Advocate Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf Platoon Mississippi Burning okay - Devil's Advocate...... actor's studio time. Test case 101. How to act & how to ham. Reeves deilvers ham.... Pacino delivers soliloquy . . . as they should be...... http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=RGR4SFOimlk&feature=related If you really "cared" you would know this.....

mmk so i just got done watching the 10th kingdom for the 187589745 th time today and im still thinking shouldnt there be a sequel or something? cuz like at the end virginia says that it was the end of the 1ST book of the 10th kingdom. shouldnt that mean theres more too it?? it just make me annoyed cuz i really love that movie and omg scot cohen as wolf is really hot! nd i wanna see their baby urg! dont you people agree with me??

http://www.joystiq.com/2009/01/13/and-the-band-fails-on-new-law-seeks-to-put-warning-labels-on-ga/ California Rep. Joe Baca (D) and Virginia Rep. Frank Wolf (R) have introduced a bill that would require cigarette-style warning labels to be placed on games rated "T" or higher by the ESRB. GamePolitics reports that H.R. 231, titled "The Video Game Health Labeling Act of 2009," would require aforementioned games to provide the following notification: "WARNING: Excessive exposure to violent video games and other violent media has been linked to aggressive behavior." Name me one T game which is linked to aggressive behavior. If a 13 year old is playing a M game like GTA , I doubt he will want to steal a helicopter and fly around town shooting shit (again , that isn't really the point of these games , they aren't really shoot everything in sight games and a game like this might actually have a plot?) but I'm POSITIVE that no T game leads to aggressive behavior. They're toned down so much it's not possible. Tell me the Sims 2 or Battlefield 2 leads to violence. It doesn't!

Who killed Virginia Wolf? Why? Did she deserve to die?

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What is there to do at Bush Gardens In Williamsberg Virginia, (a.k.a. Europe) other than big roller coasters like the Griffon, Lochness Monster, and the Big Bad Wolf. I don't like roller coasters, so I was wondering what there is to do there other than the roller coasters. I went on the website and it didn't tell me anything. -Thanks

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Not just someone you heard about. I just met this young woman who has two sons ages 4 and 2. Their names? Coyote Night Timber Wolf BTW I live in the Chicago suburbs, not West Virginia or somewhere I may expect those names. Your turn!

I know very well that all stars / celebrities have plastic / cosmetic surgeries...I want to know if you noticed the same thing I noticed. I watched Nicole Kidman biography on the BIOGRAPHY channel. As you know, they did a chronological tour of her accomplishements and showed pictures / snapshots of her acting. What struck me is how her nose changed since she first started acting. Have you noticed the same thing? What do you think of her new nose? Do you think she would have been as successful if she would have kept her old nose? By the way, she wored a prosthetic nose when she played Virginia Wolf. I wonder if she had other body parts modified. Please be respectful, this question is serious and it is meaningul to me that each one of you tell me what you think. Thank you for taking some of your precious time to answer my question.

do you know the meaning of the book or a major theme of the book Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Wolf

I think it inhabits the Blue Ridge Mountains but when I Google it, all I get is some stuff about a lady writer.

like wolf hybrids, pygmy goat, sheep, duck, chicken, degu, Llamas, pudu, crow/raven, capabara, Patagonian Cavy, paca, alpaca, red fox. i want to get something different, but i dont know what animals are legal in VA. anyone have a link to a site that can help me? i cant find any info... In P W C you can own goats, sheep, ducks, chickens, llamas, and alpacas if you are zoned agricultural and have the adequate amount of land. That information is available through the County’s zoning department. Ferrets and Wolf Hybrids are allowed as pets in households. All the others that you listed are either exotic and not allowed in this county or wild and unable to be kept as pets. You can find out more information on the wildlife by contacting the VA Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. As far as any other counties regulations you would have to check with them. The State and County animal laws are also available online. The County’s ordinances can be accessed at www.pwcgov.org. I hope this helps, Suzette Kapp

any ideas?? working on an essay but need some ideas.. thanks =]

my grandmas dog had allegys to the pollens in the air in virginia so she just moved back to ohio so she can get her dog back to good health. well one of its problems is his weight and she is taking him to see a vet byut we sharted casper on a diet but my cousin has been leaving the food bowl down and i knoow that that isnt going to help him loose weight if the food bowl is always down and he always has acses to eat well we are feeding him pedigree weight loss dog food and i need to know how many times a day we should feed him and how much food to give him. he is an alaskan malamute siberian huskey mix with a little wolf in him so he is a big dog. thanks lol

I live on the eastern coast of Virginia and have recently been seeing alot of these brown spiders around the house. I am familiar with the wolf spider, fishing spider, yellow sac spider, barn spider and cellar spider as these are the usual culprits and this spider is not any of them. The picture is below (unfortunately blurry due to close proximity). The spider was found in the bath tub on a cob-like web. It is brown, approximately 1/2 inch long and has a small mark on the cephalothorax, but not the pronounced violin shape seen in the brown recluse. Any ideas? (the link will provide access to two pictures of the spider) http://s473.photobucket.com/albums/rr95/johvanva/?action=view¤t=DSC02740.jpg

A moose ambles by a wolf burrow. He is 20 meters away. The moose and the wolf spot each other at the same time. The moose runs away perpendicular to the burrow. The wolf gives chase always running towards where the moose currently is. Both the moose and the wolf have a top speed of 10 m/s. What is the closest the wolf gets to the moose? [Dedicated to Virginia Foster, RIP, who once asked this question] ********** This is a cite to a Virginia Foster question: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AtZl0uXIfaJ4tPIVfbbv8ajsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080910154429AAUQqnm Y!A sentenced her to death. But I imagine her spirit will someday inhabit the soul of another avatar her on Y!A Extra points if you can derive the curve. ********** lol, Elmyr, I make mistakes. Don't assume my flip answer to Virginia's prior question was correct.

I'm considering going to William and Mary, U Virginia or Washington and Lee for college, but I'm deathly afraid of creepy crawly type bugs. I'm from northern Massachusetts, so normally don't have to deal with that problem, and bugs don't get much larger than daddy long legs spiders. I had to take Emory off my list after hearing my aunt recount her experience with wolf spiders in SC, nevermind GA. Thats probably the biggest issue for me: spiders. What types of bugs/spiders would I encounter if I went to these colleges? This is really important, as W&M is my #2, but if I have to deal with spiders constantly, I will be back up north faster than you've ever seen anyone run. Yes go ahead. I'm a damned cowardly Yankee. (If your from MA, ignore that, it doesn't mean what you think... Go Sox!)

I am currently reading the book "Make Lemonade" by Virginia Euwer Wolf and was wondering- If you dropout of High School when you are in 11th or 12th grade, could you still go back to high school in 10 years? 20 years? Just a note- I'm not going to drop out of high school, someone just asked the question in class...

If you get assigned to a LOS ANGELES class boat and that class gets decommissioned, will you be sent to A school again for the newer Virginia or Sea Wolf class or just get assigned to another boat?

Minnesota (home of the RNC convention)- Obama 53-41 Iowa-55-40 new mexico- 53-40 Obama- 243 McCain- 189 toss-up states are turning out to be bluer and bluer. It's incredible. I think Virginia is next! The blue-collar areas that are republican firewalls are incredibly turning to Barack Obama's side. A lot of the areas Bush carried are going toward Barack and not McCain which is alarming to the republicans. so much for holding the convention by Minnesota. Reported by Wolf Blitzer and John King on CNN's situation room! sorry my mistake: I didn't mean to include minnesota in there. btw Artemis I live in the VA/MD/DC area as well and Obama is heavily favored. I think if he can sweep the north then he can win the state! sorry my mistake: I didn't mean to include minnesota in there. btw Artemis I live in the VA/MD/DC area as well and Obama is heavily favored. I think if he can sweep the north then he can win the state!

who's afraid of virginia wolf or abigails party? hi! can anyone give me a speech from one of these plays or tell me where i can actually see it to print if off online? i need it for an audition this week please help?

"the book is written so beautifully -at times evoking the seamless poetic lyricism of Virginia Woolf -that these are minor quibbles." I read this in a book review , i didn't get the point of writer ?i guess it means this book in compare of Virgina's wolf books is nothing ?

I am doing a project and need to know the background on these two authors(Virginia Euwer wolf and Graham Salisbury)? A biography could do.

I want to check in on august 3rd, and check out on august 5th. Its for my birthday and I'm not trying to spend a crazy amount of money. Are there any specials or codes that I can use now?

do the run wild in this state

Other examples... Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?, Glengarry Glen Ross,

i was wondering if anyone has been to the great wolf lodge in virginia and if so how fun is it and how cool is it how is gr8 space and most importantly how is the howlin tornado i am driving 4 states away when theres one in the state next to us that doesnt have the howlin tornado so is the hownlin tornado fun just asking remember im going 4 states from here it better be good!!! thanks and ohio is closer but i want to go on the howlin tornado in virginia so can you plz tell me about the howlin tornado

Recently,(June 15 or 16) my class went to Virginia, and we stayed at the Great Wolf Lodge. We got a phone call the same night, and it sounded like a little girl whispering "Amber". So, we thought it was a prank, and we called the front desk, asking who called us. The front desk said no calls have been placed to our room, 3014. We told our teacher this story, and she told us about this little girl named Amber, who drowned at the water park last year on the very same day that we got a phone call. Does anyone know if this is true or not because we tried searching on the internet and it came up with all these others stories, but none of them really matched the information we got. Thanks. Okay, maybe I didn't say this clearly enough, but what I meant was can anyone give me information on this, like if they know it's true or not.