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Question is as simple as it sounds I ve never actually read the Bible but from what I understand people back then tended to be afraid of the Romans. Are they the ones who put Jesus on the Crucifix?

I've read that 8 Kilometers below Vesuvius is it's 400 SQ Kilometer Magma Chamber and baring in mind that it's within 100 miles of the super volcano Campi Flegrei wouldn't that mean that they share the same Magma Chamber? Also wouldn't it also account for and explain why Vesuvius is such a violent Strato Volcano?

I'm very curious about the details because judging by the accounts of what I've read about the 78 AD and many of Vesuvius's subsequent eruptions is that very little of the damage seems to have been caused by the Lava.

That makes me wonder if the damage was caused by the Pyroclastic Flow which I assume must've buried it under a huge amount of rock and ash.

This is probably the only novel in the 16th century (outside of William Shakespeares and Plum in the Golden Vase) that could be considered a classic. I have 2 questions though regarding it.

The first is, Is it ever actually stated within any version of the Novel whether Sun Wukong is male or female?

The other question is, has it ever been thought of as a theatrical play?

The Finnish Prime Minister who during World War II who surrounded on 2 sides, The Germans on one side and The Russians on the other decided to make a very difficult (and very well executed) decision which allowed Finland to come out of WWII stronger than ever.

He decided to ally with Germany with the very specific agreement that SO LONG AS HE REMAIN PRESIDENT, Finland and Germany would remain allies. So Germany sent over a lot of arms and upon doing so Risto Ryti retired and rendered the alliance void allowing Finland to tell Germany to **** off. Then, fully armed thanks to Germany's awesome weapons forced Russia into a non-aggression pact.

I'm just curious how Finnish history views him as his actions essentially allowed Finland to escape WWII unscathed, but he was thrown in jail as a result. So is he seen as a hero or a villain?

I'm just curious about this as I know Iodine 131 the radioactive isotope is used as a treatment for certain types of cancer. I know salt is most often Iodised to prevent mental degredation but can it actually help cancer sufferers?

By far the 2 greatest military commanders in history (albeit over a 1000 years separating the 2). I'm just wondering in terms of land and how much they attained which of these 2 incredible men had the strongest empire?

I'm a bit of a fanatic when it comes to Egyptology and general archeology and the story of the stone caught my eye. Has the BenBen stone ever really existed and does it exist now as an artifact in a museum somewhere?

What I know about the undeniably awesome entity is that he is really tall, slender has black tentacles and appears to stalk his victims. In every "Photograph" of Slender Man he is usually shown stalking a victim (usually the camera is focused on, Children) and whoever encounters him disappears. My question is what does he actually do to his victims? Does he kill them, Does he make them his proxies or does he take them into a world of darkness? I like his presence but I would really appreciate some solid backstory.

I'm studying the history of the Imperial Jade Seal (Heirloom Seal of the Realm) of China to try and see what could've happened to it (Assuming it ever existed at all) and one of the main theories is that it was lost when one emperor died of self-immolation but my question is what effect fire would have on it? Would it be able to destroy it or would it simply have been burnt?

As I understand it when people refer to Dark Flow they're referring to a certain location in the Universe which is mysteriously pulling galaxies towards it. Is it conceivable this may be being caused by a Black Hole? If I remember rightly the one of the favoured scenarios of the Ultimate Fate of the Universe is the Big Crunch in which the Super Massive Black Holes at the centre of each galaxy are drawn to each-other before merging and become much stronger. What is the possibility that this maybe what's causing Dark Flow?

We all know the famous killer of the late 1800's and I know that A LOT of the evidence went missing but some of it isn't mentioned at all so I was wondering if anyone could clear up for me whether it's still MIA or has been recovered.

Specifically

The Half Cannibalised Kidney

The "From Hell" letter

The Dear Boss Letter

The Saucy Jack Post Card

The Bloodied Apron from the death of Catherine Eddows

The reason I ask is because I've heard rumours it's banned in Russia where elsewhere I've heard the controversial level "No Russian" was removed before the games release. Now besides Japan Who made one of the most hilarious typo's in gaming history (I say hilarious because it was an honest mistake) I would figure the only other country who's opinion should count are the ones who it's related to. Do Russians find the level offensive, Do they like the game or Do they like everyone else I've spoken to not take it too much to heart as it is a game?

Hi folks today is the second round of the Capital One Cup and I'm not sure which channel the highlights are going to be on. I know the BBC while be providing the coverage but I'm not sure where the highlights are gonna be aired. Can someone help me out?

See I know that Camtwist provides an awesome effect to live Webcams where it can make you appear as if you are part of the Matrix but is there any way I can apply that effect or similar ones to movies that have already been shot?

When writing with the Left Hand is it a commonality that the lettering when writing curves slightly to the right?

I am looking for 2 sets of music that played during the episode but I don't know what there names are the first score was an emotional theme that played when Volkner saw flashed back to a battle against the proprietor while Pikachu was battling flints Infernape and it also played during the end of Ash's Sinnoh League battle with paul. The other theme played at the end of the episode when Volker finally accepted Ash's challange the second has been used a multitude of times since season 1 and has a passionate eve before the battle kind of ring to it.

I was wondering what the Mortality Rate was for this type of surgery as I'm conducting a study into the screening and treatment of HCM. I was also wondering what the likelihood of being able to detect HCM via an EKG. Also if being in a physical industry like sports or performance is likely to increase the odd's of heart failure?

My Mac connects to my WPA2 Talk-Talk wireless router via Airport is there anyway I can change the settings so My Nintendo DS Lite can use the same connection.